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U.S. Paper's Eulogy Of Sir Winston The armor of Britain's newest Knight of the Garter is shining as few knights in armor have ever shone before --- metaphorically speaking, Peter Lane writes from London to the Christian Science Monitor. The knight in question, of course, is Sir Winston Churchill who has thrust aside his mantle of war hero and now is in_ full tilt to become equally if not even more famed as the peacemaker. BACK ON TOP The fact is, Sir Winston is at his very best on the very big oc- casions. Today he is right back in the forefront as a world figure, following his peace overture speech in the House of Commons May 11 and the subsequent invitation of President Eisenhower to him and to the French premier for talks to be held in Bermuda next month. The result of all this has been a terrific experience for the House of Commons. Sir Winston, shoul dering his years like a feather, has been in his finest form. I had the good fortune to enter- tain several guests in the House during this past 10 days. They said they had seldom seen a more dramatic and at the same time a more entertaining and delightful scene than Sir Winston operating at his best in his favorite setting, the Commons. The prime minister's contribu- tion to foreign relations, his pour- ing oil on the troubled waters of Anglo-American relations, and fin- ally his triumphant announcement of his forthcoming meeting with President Eisenhower have .been written about elsewhere. I will try to give here very briefly an idea of the piquant sidelights of the Commons scene. When feeling on top of the world, Sir Winston's physical and intel- lectual presence seem to assume even greater grandeur. Just now, too, he is making most entertain- ing play with a new toy. HEARING AID It is a neat and almost ornament- al hearing aid which he uses as expressively as a Victorian marti- net used her lorgnettes -- wagging it at somebody there, sweeping it with a broad gesture here. It bids to become historically comparable with Joseph Chamberlain's orchid and Sir Austen Chamberlain's monocle, and theatrically compar- able with Lady Windermere's fan. Sir Winston's peace overture speech made him more generally popular in the Commons than any er action he has taken since the days of his great wartime speeches. Sir Winston is very far from be- ing universally popular in Parlia- ment. He is almost universally ad- mired, but to many Labor mem- bers, he is like a red rag to a bull. He knows it. In fact, he intends it. Sir Winston thrives on 'a political fight. If his opponents are not showing fight themselves, he is apt to trail his coat-tails in front of them. When he makes a politically provocative remark, he often beck- ons to the Labor benches to start shouting back at him. On many occasions I have seen Clement R. Attlee and his oppo- sition front bench colleague dis- comforted be cause their back- benchers allow themselves to fall into Sir Winston's trap from which they often emerge the worse for their encounter. SCORNS POPULARITY This past 10 days, Sir Winston has been so popular with all sides of the Commons that one might have expected him to bask in the sunshine of almost universal pop - larity for a change. But not he Once or twice he has shown how little concerned he is for popular- ity for its own sake. A case in point was when a Labor frontbencher, Arthur Hen- derson, questioned the prime min- ister about an atom bomb speech of the American Air Force Chief of Staff, Gen. Nathan F. Twining. General Twining was reported as saying that use of the bomb in Korea was being discussed. Mr. Henderson wanted to know if this was so. Sir Winston turned on him sharply and suggested he was trying to stir up trouble. There are some Laborites who deserve such a rejoinder. But not Arthur Henderson. He is one of the most respected and responsible opposition members. In a flash Sir Winston, the peacemaker in shining armor, was forgotten. Prime Minister Church- ill, the politician, was there stand- ing at the dispatch box with Labor backbenchers shouting at him and Labor frontbenchers growling. Even some of Sir Winston's fol- lowers think it's a pity he so loves a fight. But there it is -- it's just Winnie. C.R.A. THURSDAY Recreation Sitice open all day. 9.00 - 5.30 p Lions Club om for the Blind. 9.00 - 530 p.m. East Area vs. West Area Ex- Bibition game at Radio Park. 4.10 Pri Park NA Meeting, Stor- ie Park Clubhouse. 8.00 p.m. ' FRIDAY Recreation oifice open all day. 9.00 - 5.30 p Lions Club "Room for the Blind. 9.00 - 5.30 p Fernhill Park Shei (evening) SATURDA THORNTON'S CORNERS Mrs. A. Pierson Is Hostess For Coronation Tea MRS. CHAS. WHITE Correspondent THORNTON'S CORNERS -- Mrs. Arthur Pierson opened her home on Tuesday afternoon for the Women's Association Corona- tion tea. The rooms were graced with beautiful bouquets of flowers, iris, orange blessoms and pansies. The centre of interest was a Jan e picture on the wall depict the crowning of the Queen in all the regal colors. This was noe by Miss Bernice King. This tea was put on by the grandmothers of the Association and was convened by Mrs. Dave Pugh. Miss Marlene Mollon and Miss Marlene Scott left last Thursday for summer work at the farmer- ette camp in the Niagara district. Ted Robinson is in Oshawa Hos- pital. We wish him a speedy re- covery. +\Ed Wright taught the lesson to the Bible class last Sunday after- noon, in the Sunday School service. Mrs. Bob Ashmore held a mis- cellaneous shower in her home last Friday evening for Miss Shirley Watters, North Oshawa. 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