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blue eyes and gestured towhe;known to have loved: Mase-| reporter 'to leave. a Sliake my field's sea poems. - hand and then off you go--it's, Sea Fever, his most memora-| © too much ofan ordeal for me|ble poem, starts: ; ' to talk. I must down to the seas SHUNS PEOPLE ; again, to the lonely sea Always'a shy man, he nearly) 20d the sky, -- Ba lalways eschews interviews and) And all 1 ask is @ tail ship prefers to live alone, ndis-| and a star to steer her by. In 1959 the CBC commis- {HOPES TO DIE IN HARNESS : ; Royal Bard Shuns Wi Xr By ALAN WALKER | Leone only accepted the because he is a teetotaller. In- __ «wing /title on condition that fe did not'stead he gets an extra £27. Fi lesion etek Hos Taney aniiiave to write laudatory verse: villagers in Burcot, Oxtord-| wives tiede "4 praaaeliy244 Fo two poets to write odes ereth all things." ' lon state occasions, This became|shire; often see the tall, white-;Capet:, DIES Sind lowers. 5 eommemoratin a. sw ae tradition: - : ss: : |wife died in 1960 after 57 years|commemorating Queen za~ So says the scriptures and | haired poet shambling to the!ot marriage. His on'y son was|beht's opening of the St. Lawr- when James I found the quota-| "If the holder of the o ffice Post box.. He 'eans on a black' kitted in the Second World War..ence Seaway, One was Mase- tion in his own King James feels moved to compose some Cane but is surprisingly spry H ted nost 4 te| field. The other was E. J. (Ned)| Version he suddenly + realized|Piece on a-particu'ar national for his 86 years. he Cheras Ve j poet lances? lPratt, Newfoundland-born 'poet, that cash and sherry combined!9¢casion, he does so," a Buck- "Of course I am still work- ae Many. thought. Rud-/ the sea who died earlier this could ensure loyalty and zeal in|ingham Palace official said, ing," Whiting 3 he toid a reporter who|..,, fal ( 'year in Toronto and who has " i ied ; wae? yard Kipling should have got ° 'his court poet Ben Johnson. but he is under absolutely no visited him. recently, Whether ine post: Some critics said La- often been compared with | Thus began in 1617 the long obligation to do this whatso- what I write is any ood, Iipo, 'Masefield. line of men bearing the title ?? Pri Minister . yt ever. don't know. It is not for me to rrpy Mailer bronat pM coop |"poet laureate." Some. remain' An official of the royal house- \famous. Others have passed on hold, Masefield is paid £70 a ses the King to bar Kipling, who ANT SPECIES "I shall never retire. I hope)was a cousin and political sup- There are about 6,000 known ito become unread and unre- Year but passes up the tradi-to die in harness. yorter of Conservative Leader) species in the ant family For- ;membered. "The office of poet laureate is responsible for much of the, |world's worst literature," pres- ent poet laureate John Mase- field once said candidly. Men like Thomas, Shadwell and. Sir William Davenant wrote lines that cram many niches in an- thologies of bad verse. John Dryden, William Words- jworth and Lord Tennyson, on) \the other hand, produced many} great poems but they were) rarely purely "occasional" ones. | -- Royal weddings, births and so on seldom seem to excite the Liza? : E i 2 ttf He ie iM E TT zr zi tii iy H Z tional. 108-gallon cask of wine, Then he blinked his clear,'Stanley Baldwin, But George isi micidae. * SPROULE'S . . . Set The Pace For Holiday Foods! © VIEW FROM THE TOP This is Florida and the Gulf weather satellite launched by real Aug. 30 through a new of Mexico as seen through the the United States Aug. 28, The -- type of low cost ground station cameras of the Nimbus _ pictures was received in Mont- that requires no moving parts. est position in the United States|German imperialism -- "allies border on "Hitlerite absurdity." | who twice in this century have Cyrankiewicz told a rallyjhad to repudiate their light- |marking Adolf Hitler's Sept, 1,/hearted assessments of it." 11939, attack on Poland that "'it) The premier: did not mention jis time to remind our Western'the American politician by jallies of those years" abdut/name. Divided Land Remembers Start Of War muse in a poet, "The whole thing is admirably put in the national anthem al- ready," said Masefield a trifle mournfully. 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