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To their Excellencies
T11E GOVERNOR GENERAL OR CANADA
AND MADAME LEGER
and to their Canadian predecessors
VINCENT MASSEY (IN MEMORIAM)
GEORGES P. VANIER (IN MEMORIAM)
AND MADAME VANIER
The Right Hon. ROLAND MICHENER
AND MRS MICHENER
QMHUSTER UP SUPPLY AND SERVICES CANAVDA 1977
ISBN 0 ILA MR) 2
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DEPOSIT N°„o.ALE DO QUEBEC
GOVERNMENTER HO
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RESIGN; ANTHONY C30CCH MCDC
POINTED IN CANADA BY IMPRIMERHE GAGNE UTEE
JUMPING: VOLUMES LTER
PAPER ABUTUR KElMSECOTE MAWS
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Mwol day.
An illustrated history of
Government House, Ottawa,
from Victorian times to the
present day
McGILL—QUEEN'S UNIVERSITY PRESS
MONTREAL & LONDON 1977
In ass dation with
Government House, Ottawa, and
Publishing Ccnum Supply and Smit Canada
PICKERING PUBLIC L18RA
CENTRAL BRANCH
RIDEAU HALL
Re He HUBBARD
Forewords by
His Excellency The Right Honourable
JULES LEGER, cc, calm, cu
Governor General of Canada
and tac late
General GEORGES P. VANIER, oso, mc, cn
reassurance, Guarder, harder, of Denotahirea° Headman Counters of
Bmahucoueh,n' and td, WdaM1 .Amid and an collector, lady Chordate
(Gueat) 5chreihc^hm visit w Cenadain 1955heand his wifeateyed with
Vincent Massey at Rideau Had. He died the fallowing year.
Meanwhile. in the spring d 1935, an ... anal meeting hod oke, Place.
With his time to Canada growing very show, Besebormgb had damaged in get
hath Bennett and Modern!, King as leader of the Oppaihm, together to
rympmeamem,aar, Muss, ..ghithenarefartd influence Jd mdtu until
after the fonhmding else n. Happily is was 11,mut who hit upon Jahn
Buchm, novetisq Imfrapher. and Commov,1w, member of Parliament far
the Scottish universities. King readily smord became of Summer's known
,domain, f Si, Wllfnd Isawner and mustache wiN Ood amour y.
Kang bad in fan already thought of Buchansom, years Previously. After the
destine that bmngba The Diann, w power, King began to meant d'lmg
walk, and collects with the Scottish sage, and an the s4enaah of these he
m1 gad his manage as Kingsmere with its cmim, folly of'Abey mine.''`
Job, Burden, Ise Bacon Tweedsmuir (1875-1990), was the son of,
jsh. fir m,' 1, lard TvmLm,l., semmr
gmnW. lvs ce IM..
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minimerofflue Free church USawland. Boyhood! manor in the valley mishe
Tweed had impirW a love otth, nmihem lentimmp,aad meddled a mmanic
slow Ifhiswry.e` After Glasgow University and Bmorm s Cutlets, Durant,
he spent a year in London working of law and jaumalism.
Bar won after the Boer We, he joined Milmn,'kindergenen' M young
manorialism and want to Sara Africa or help inrhe rebuilding of that"army.
He welled in the grant Nall Of Mike, which berate, f,,him ukind
of ,leap Scotland; and the dimme gave him a'Rem, of complete
,,,11-being.'se it, for the people, MO first mntam with a large non-English-
apeakinggoup ins British Domirvon deflected his sympathies fmmimpenal
unity towards Donations nanomdism.37 Retuning to lender, he joined the
Publehmg farm ufne mas Nelson and Sone and made his Brat mntaet with
Cama in 1908 through supiumm', r Gray's fund fw me purchase of the
Plow of Abraham." By 1910 he had begun wntiog his thAleraovels, ibe
mast poplar d which, The Th triune Same, appeared in 1915.
In the early, pan of the First Would War Buchan arced as Tomo
tom ,emsiem at Bntieh hemll mitma in France and began the happen
labour of compiling Not Hiring of the Warts Is 1911 be became
direct of sifimmatim, for the British government,
and it stridently the
e<ndingp
sin of pounng out propagende
that worsened the ulcer he
hadconmrcod a few years senselessly.
Exhausted u the end of the war, be bought Elefisld Manor on the edge of
the Camwoldaand settled ime due life of a fees a]venter. HiaLor6Mimo
was the f tote sones ofhismnnl Megmphim, which Mm included thos.M
Mon e, Sir Wale, Si JBua Exxon, end Cmmwsll.Is Ate for Min
was that gommer general's wait to the Yukon'Derhpy that pmiculady fired
Bump7w Saudim n. But his mormaty to visit the Canodia murs,"nor,
he irma,l on Met t visit to Ninth America in 1924. Thoughin the United!
See,he tinselled m CMI Warlatlelmids and gained an abiding admiration
fm Limalm he got no further in Cani thea the usual itinerary of Queben,
Mmeml, Toronto, and Otm m.^IntheaspireshestayedfirmwithMacken-
ain King at Larne, House and later with Loth Byng at Rideau Hall.
In 1901 he twined Susan Gressette, a cousin of the Duke of Westmir,
er. Though a another in he, own right, she was quiet and self-eFacing
league her beiUm,st huehend who, modest in Ne gayer risings, was prone to
ambition and varsity in the foments Bury hadone dmgme,and show yons. of
,base John (the present 1pNexclmuir) nal Alapaha were the Most often
in Code.
Tweedamuir's acceptance of the assessment o Caede, article pumps
pgowith it, eemeeae MrwM hisfnend T. E.],, .. me, whow,dq'Ahigh
office, to which I gulp you immensely.'" Waiting until just after the
Canadi n election of 1935, the Tweedsmums sailed into Quebec on 2
Naeccomes. Their Household included We eeeretmy. Shaldham hater Sir
Shuldhem) Redfern, fresh from the Sudan Political Service: the lady-in-
waiting Imsew, SseenanSmith old two young a Ca, Lieutenant Condon
flowers Nam WwA'IDMeAOCJ ,1936
�ipm Bp owWmiM1. Dominant R:uB,
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Burse. H. Will, O'Can't; fAr1^ I N now
spent yvad:mnem. 706 Off m meas.
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KIh,k. M, axis Mea A. S. to sum. Inns
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ruxeLmao. Me swennsmm steel).
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lase loss.
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Rivers -Smith, RN, and Captain John Boyle. A third, Captain Mldiwl
Argues Imer Lord Adev and privatevetery to Queen Visited, 14,
amyedan(romthe Bessbumugh period, ac did the composite, Cdanel Eno
Mwkemaa" The Ottawa member, included Willis -0'C mm, es principal
aoand F. L. C. Parc tart.
The mm, whom Mackinac King premed at the lery in Qum, wen alight
and hail in appearance. The foe, with it, 'long queer nese and'Imn,
selectivity cheekdm wu nearly insmpamnt from his illness. An obvious
intellect wns denoted by the high forehead, which was deeply waved tram o
childhood accident. ABv the wearing -in^ he chmemerimawly rook a day
all to we the snow 9111, at Cap Teamsters, and arrived in Ottawa on 4
November.
The pestiferous laved Rideau Hell at Ent eight. Resembling 'a very
big, comfortable bullishemmtry Rouse;itdimppoimalthem only inaRord-
up no aweaping view d the surrounding emmosymde.4a Lady Tweedsmuir
was delighted with the Barrels, 7h, bobe park whi,h sutm mitt die hwx
and garden.,, vaned and cleansing, and is peopled by ml -Mack evaluate
which rue atom, their mile looking like black eoWwtio mks."
Having in ,,ad the Byng—King affair, Tweedamuil was determined from
the teen m per on with Mwkeneie King. With the Inner be hod the
considerable advantage of his Scottish ba,kgmnd—he also became an
elder of SI Aide 'g Clmmb in Otte —tad hie intense interest in
Canada. But be could not reopmel to King's desire ftr,om m ehip. being too
rigamus in his raw, thinking to indicate the prime ministers sentimental
appromb to melted. "amehe pol au
By November he mea well on his way to establishing the commerce of his
period we governor gommo. Impatient one, Owns and its little eveiety, and
with via mmfmra of Cmemmant House (which he did little m uhmge), be
rewlasd to beam and around the rumors or much as pasumbl,. He began in
Mmnml end Toronto. His apemhn ranged from the light and witty at
Rural Winter Fair, in pursue (Inch thn tem featured a bust of the king in
mgea a the serious and scholarly at McGill and Toronto urdvamitim. But all
his public utterance, renected his own them slit and experience, and all ware
written entirely by himself.
At Chdstmash,fdloweda family tradition bymllingbis blood-,uN4ng
ghost stories in a chickened room in Ridem Hensen Having forbidden the
mestoplayhookeyonihe one forfx ofbrakenhyspl behimwlfremived
ming from the Eng that §kimg is a dangemus game in middle life "s
Tien, allow that Now YeaFs leer, there was n conference of provincial
Promises, at which Twedemuir was lambasted to mem William Aberhan of
Albans, having ]ready beta treated to. miremondmom ewes, on Social
Credit by his poet Mead Ewe Pounds`
At He ,ad M lecturer 1936 arms the death of King Gimme, V and the
sacristan ofEd, m l VHL "is meant upenal of meaning, with the entire
burette, house coveted in mid-Votormi ftal iom with black creprimand a
vast cpm emg of Padiaaent- The macaroon of entertainments anmded
IsAmeamuir apponunity to work a, his new book Aame rav^ a timely
I'mult off wthe Romero republic became a dictatorship. But he habitually
spent three earnings a week in the gut er general's opts no the Hill,
gntimgtokmwmembemdPmBament, and an hour mall coming Wimple
journalists. In March, an tour of the Fanern Townships of Quebm, he
sapped n every smell room to talk to ordiewy fdk and to belnm his
epeschu. some My in all In both Fmreh and Bullish. It las podably this
speaking more than anything e6e that ordered him to n people whn at this
period seemed hungry far Ne spoken words°
In April his sen Bohn nerd fears Uganda M recover from a bum of
dyeemry before hiring the Hudson a Bay Company at Cope Damon."
Tweedsmuitamother, lively and emimmugat seventy -nice, and hbou.Bay
sister Awa CO. Dou W)" more to stay. They ac mei mei the Tw..&-
hills r ohm vitt the Became in Ibdr lase". And Badly the Citadel in
Quahog which thrilled them dl.m fairly Tweedsmub dncrilms it with, I em
e, Found. Bmkmny, Interco and Will, Cathed, ,wounded, meet
Shinn... an the Rmk fresh in her mind:
In Quebec.Fumiemmsed bydellnfdmnuMa. &Ile ring,all becomes da
elmmho eel oon...W, Al dead ufight you am ... kened by on ineietest ringing
vhwh ,mem,ties am to payer. At As mm, moment you may hear rhythms on
.he ricer Italian, ud you go vamp at mm6ned by Cm feeling 0Y nam me
proton nM That sailers w at dreir week.
Of the magnificent view firm the leemee eM vAn,
On..winner monarrhe tighth,deepemd.mere hWq Hit, .heml mdduk He,
Alan. on Thvd.e.Ihvfenynlie.me.wfwrmmleme.wbm.LnhTe.annde'Aen.r4
hill ppem. am 0oee from the far.im beak or red mak lieu rued them into
quivmng mer, d Phil, r
With hu mother quietly hitting in her wean wd`im mmga wary rye on
the Curing and Use limba,; T m,humir came To knav and some, both
Cardinal Villeneuve and Momenignme, Camille Roy,°° motor of the
Unimmuni laiv ol. Muavi Monrch forAagtvttus wes done in The clare d
library of the adversity, and such was his Seam reopen with all things
Frtnch" that he eau, established friendly relations wiffi many Canadian
serious of French eapuni,n. It or, the potion ..... note, Femmd Hinf at
who eaclahted in astonishment, 'on lit crust h Rideau -Hideo
By this time Tweedsmuir via Thul,ingeerni Arm Grade's mtimnel
and international problems. In July, to The immense delight of Mackenzie
Kang, he received a visit at the Ciadel from FankBnD.Ross uIt. .ccom-
poundbyabodygruNxhoassembled Will Rages. Me am men beumeGn
Wends and talked longand earnudyufthe wonenirmitmatian in Cueapmn
This did nothing to help me generator gennd'a gi and after redid
in Monad
Measures] he was plson a blood dimhaz included peached
secondaries ystea
By September he was in shape or undenake his Bret reason tour. AT
Regi.. he bake edh tradition by holding an outdoor reception wended
by mea in their shindu.m. He aad his wife imead the Icelandic and
Ukrainian modernism ad the drought mw of Sa.kmchewan met Mission
and went to see the Indiana on their reservations, noting their battery and
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trot Taabor ear a as eased. Qom. ra
Re Nem Franks, A Resume nM Imes
Ra,mme
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fM(dtl laN renW a, u..n/wm.Ay
ecim, Wind, mvvNtiN'C^I Ou1'fa
awc MiNf.
RF1
coati They 110 notified me inda,ay 9 not the betid, of the Mormons in
Albem and bought a painting by Emily Gm in Viands." Hoenig been
made a chief of [be Blood Indiana, Tweed,mdr Bae to Mackenzie King',
mbin in wMmn Baskmmm,an, x6mehev,s donned lacus' xwy Owl:
the Englishman Amhibild Baloney, emn minchmim eW ddeuder 4 doe
candle imagine, whe ainee I906 had lived as an Indian. Grey Owl caused a
day', delay in The calumniate in oNmm show the wemorimmal his Menda
me havers building their bum m&`
IT was endm ly at Noon Albeit that ladyT,m],muircenceivxi the idea
of her Raine Library Scheme, by which holy thousand books were subm-
qmndy conecad at GOve.mnmt House and seal o isolated ,mU mentai in
the wean." She else inspired meWommi slnsumae to tempt historic,
and p,e a pose far the beat nems each year,ra
Toast and of this murTweedomuir delivered to the Albania Military
Ise net Calgary list he thought to be an me,,,wa ondoGna-
than o'think on Ta policy of defence and on, adage Ta implemem i1. 4 But
Mackenzie King blew up at what was in effect an inattention in political
millions. A little lade, in Donee, when the sweeter general suggeaal the
vied of honour, in Cased,, he got a cold reaction from the tome
immune. ?a Emm this point theh "goom, sere les, "Mial.
Ired by
yhis nummowo of 1936Tweed Irradiated
rradi ted lar iow. H,in,d Mieau
revived ofumemingnrmcdv Countriessprovis Menial De loves of Miakell
Hepburn th Ontario lar latha J•nlfeh.'TM Maurice Dupleea6 of Marti
On
earnedma 1 eye ifstarwitha'trim e d by of the coulombs
with
th Ona
cad visit a the west he wen intrigued by further contmta with tide
Ukrainians, Pmlm, Hamedam, Mmnodtm, and other commanitiea d'New
Canadiom
hwm at dam time that he ii,tinwed what is perhaps his ben known)e
W Canadian life, the Gorerrwr Gmmd'K Litemoi Awmds.TM Tbmerup-
mud tireculmimtion of previous efforts by the "mors themselves u
m stege Canadian literature. One of their number, Pelham Edgar of
Tomntq pauhe was to Txsedamui , and by 1937 there were three awards
annually for English and three for French books. The nominations were,
however, made by the Canadian Authors Association.
Meanwhile, in Dreamlike, 1936, the drama of King Edward VHI and Mn
Wells Suriname bad comer its Imperial. Tweedemuhhad the dieogreeahle
duty of ilifrming Brmkingham Palace and the treats primemiNnegStaNey
Baldann, not only of the kinBa immeme popularity in Canada but of the
outrage m Canadian parliament, of bath the Calhoec and Plowman va.
Miles,wbichwoWdbepeTeentedbyamamngeto,diramMwo ,.the
subsequent abdimtioa and theaeemaim lathing Gage VI were accasias
of named annual and retie."
Early in 1937, eflerthe opmangofPubmnent, the hndadtbe Dominion
Damn Fmt,wl were held once more. That yea dm adudimmor am n
fnnwphone, Michel $ainbDenis, Pollowing rile femora Harley Guerrilla
Balker of the fame ms year
By We end aftermath NeTweedamdrs were in Wasitiegtan as gmmalthe
political, Research particularly delighted the govemur general by anign
(A test leader Tall to, ill an
imebmu YnI Ar
won W AF
Rennie rip Mn Rmvroy a Ne WAirc
//emq lAi].
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ing him unccln's old study in the WMte House. Besides addressing fie
Senate T",mannuir had long talks with Rosemead an the. threat in
civil neon posed by the d,mi in Gemmmynad ldy. It was at dhia point
thy Ran, ..It connived an international em m m, v a marts of ening
the economic, and therefore the political. arms" of Europe. as Tw..damar
evsedy took up the idea end at dna.m,nded not the British goeemmeny but
Badwia's , m m, stencil, Chamberlain, peered cold now on the pro-
pied. Twm,[ muiia admiration mmnined very greet for the presidmfs
bycious, bul dcunmtured' drought."
In Apmil P,mw,mdPn...m CK,hibuofSap m visited G,,emmenl House
an dwdr way to the Hnimd States. During their stay We turrets is said to
hence 4mm,'Wendy esdte ant wood he governor gonerAb Sco tiab pipers
piped round the dinner ads. Arm well she might h ..been, e, there vete
to of base is the one atom.
natspring, whiled Mackenzie King was in landon attending the comne-
n add measuring Twadsmuih idea fe a rya vititto Canada, the
(Ah.) Laud n..a.,.,.n s„,.,:Womb
governargmemad waited wagon, Outten, ilWed In New Brunei On I
Rsdan Ago=; frold Von Wpd„w and
July, the ac,emieth annivemary of Confederation, he appeared on Parlin-
Pr.mw.Ckoa;d..
must Hill
erg Hill and made reply to a dtmt main menage boom Itca t, than
gmimm,l On Jay 311me tophme hehind me and depart
fn, Ne Wild Wnl.'e
L was to be mm, than juauhat. This A, longe jammer Involved a boat
nip down the Mnekenmo to the Aortic. In the course dine ton, after barely
east int a serious fell while climbing Bear Rack, he visited the Eldmndo
radium mine and, method an the pilots Andorra in the small, cramped
dremll.°' flew over the Burred Lends to the Eskimo viflm, of
] ktoyakmk—eMch'might garrison n JmdU,b mm,aw All this outdone
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with fission ofnwakemMCavada to, coneem for her veetpotei in Ike
residual For Twwdsmue bimwIf it cone c revdaEan. The impfeesian,'he
wrom, ',asnot of Nature bautirul and aunem, though cold and hard, bur
of a Nature m nentirely erubmanl as n tropcd 6rot.' a The famous phwm
gapherforyki. Margaet Banks White, accmnpasud him and one day in
the evildennme Was him arwork herring his blest book:^ bar euchemalke
ability to rough it at one moment and tom to his literary work the neat. The
.ended with a visit to Ike 'set new Tweedsmuir Pmvitrid Perk in British
Columbia.
In October, speaking in Montreal tolhe Canadian Institute of got wmakinad
Affairs on'Canade's Outlook on the World,' he made hie second consumer -
aid stmemer" This time he returned set the prime minister but an im-
pedaBemofCauedabythe ouuighWech etiont'se Cvmdimtef tloyalty is
not to the Bremb Commonwealth of Nations, but to Canada and to Coasta's
king .'o The rommvevy span, IM1u gave eviden , me only ufbawfalwmd-
IakingTweodamuhwas but ofhow Canadian hehad become . His circled
Canadian himmses had indeed became very wide, including aplmm,
ea ne, journalists, seats, loboru Ivders, and basis of ordinary folk.
herbalist of We bmedtb of M1u outlook ware his pmpbetie Asian, or the
economic development of Quaker and the north and the complains he once
made to Mc Gmham Spry Ibis Canadian northern were nut hitting hard
rough, Covemmml House bad indeed become not only round ground fm
the meeting of many minds but 'a high class inn at a busy coma-rali
Afters tourist tickets umumn to the Mantime income, the distance he
had assailed in 1937 had reached Ike record Herm shorn on a decorative
nap on his Clansmen aN that yar, which was designed by Kathleen
Fenwick.
KnWnn Fulank'i 1937 Chiuv mNJw
As T-I'macess cow v map Nae.ImwA.
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sea
fool Tvmmouvr in he mdY. Moho 1939.
m
The fire few months of 1938 tam a comparatively quiff heated again
longer in (Brown. At Toilet Hall, functionary begin his day reading
allied papers end rJmggw kdecisions on matters pendimg. Than eftehis
dilly)unoban, party he cooke momm, out fdoim and had geese for both ma
and dinner. His visitors were net always given time we may the, faW,m as
he may quickly ate the smell genion be was allowed by his doebrs.
In He aP^^g he seems set out it, theaest where he found e
ase
system expanded
tolmpreved, bus themho wished . Both he ared htlmtlo^
lea ems experim m encore against Pore droughts. ti d he and Me wife
imps the ermine . exhilarating use the open amtied
le mulled in the
seegaedweisumma.ir Moved
Omnicwith ibhladhitt.andhewnfields
seemed weir , ti rad madam in Caskolde, urn, a ter admittedly nerywere out
likely a sea a hand eagle'° in England. Thar, afteram-Aremaining honorer
degwea ham Harvard vad Yale and aueoding a Cmadien-Amennen aon(er-
arse at Monsoon, the present gemnl went to England to coning his d«ran
and to di ...u the royal toy^f Ca^ada, no, mt fm 1939. Acmemir to Fie
plan the year by the king and queen war to be'Camem's shod marely, with
no pan in it for British aEciels. He was still in Bnglundtn at the time of the
Munich trade, which by him as so many others spelled dmm. Bre he
umwdin0maberinticb inimwedbndnM1 mmdecle.'Iamleaebkean
EI Greco and more like a Rubme.'^
The earlier your of 1939, spa the opening of Perfume, was filled to
yellowing with propensities further myd vi ^TFe baa acquired new
furnishings and a roam uas hung with the Ttwwdemmus' fataunm artist
Clarence GBpmn's illustrations for Maim CMpdeloim. as The oflicws he -
more a 'epeech femurs' am] a ne, guaNMux an buih in the manage.
Even the governor general's train was repeated in glue and elver ave the
wiwngdnn
an ll May dmEmwes IAmea(w arrived at Quebec, and disseminating
ewple King Gvmge VI and Queen Elizabeth disembarked." Meckmeie
King "I the hot in gmeubem, loving inelm don oppropoatias thin
prlvllega 4om the govmmm genaml.em The mcnimmo at Quebec, phou
Riven, mud Momma! exceeded all expecm6mv of public emhummm.
iebfada KlagtRanueer durCg Aupiivg
br ModrvieKiyut Punbx during Neigel
uvof/93ff,InMe, rq.L1 Ne KxgandPwn
forem odQ➢4n. 4, ind/emmd�(4Q
rh Riiy uMQumru Ne &eeae Cbmb,
191
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,want Wn,.afw,wwt. f,maa.
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Tweedemulc me, ,he king and queen in Ottawa whm, ,he apw ,hrea
packed days at Rideau Hall. hob
new. on the first day, the diplomats man was presented and the new
American minister, Daniel C. Raper, presented his letter of medium, to we
king. Royal neem was then given in more to bills in Parliament, and a State
din ea held in bel!wm of Cowernment Hone, which was demmal
for the mmeim with red and Purple rWips. On live eenond day came a
umping of the kinwda miser on Parliament Hill, the laying of the foundation
atone o! tk s new Supreme Com, a visit o Hall, a page party at Government
Hous, and a parliamentary dinner at the Chinon I m mm. At dinner the
Hng pfedully mad the aomy ofa mayois We he, asked by the queen at
dinner father by balmmi verwme a chain of Me,, normal,'Yea but he
only wean it on special social ma. "^The evening ended with a display of
f works featuring images of the king sad move. On the dand day, a
Sui the king um AIM the National Win Momial in Confederation
Square and both he and the quern Ivakc away from the official fury to
minglefieelyarth the crowd elements. Oneafthelatter, skit, washemd
to
sailors, 'Ay, man, 9 Hider mold ase Counts
Great crowd; premed them everywhere an the subsequent tour of Chuen
and the most. liackemie King accompanied them all the any, including the
Inter chits to Washington and the New York Wodd's Fair. Doming a private
Asir o Hyde Park, the Hear d leme anthe Hudson, the king and quem
enjoyed a flame lunch at which may asked to Mato her dagm in discussing
the impending war with Hammett, the king felt "actly as though a father
was giving we Lia most naneful and hofs addce.um
no more the&at or a woman; as reign in Canada ended with arm no
eastern Canada and Newfoundland. It won the beans of bath Canadian, and
Armatures and helped at least forthe moment. timulate m,d feeling
and to break drum isoladaolem.hw As knife king Su John Whmlc-Banoatt
worse that that the tour wee 'a chroameric in his life; and that he returned
Lon in buoyant cawden :'dmamimidma Mndge
s awn imemand
m i'e up The codial understanding with Rmsmdt was is
hive far -teaching consequenw for the wee.
In Canada ,atmthe concourse had died dawn, Teterboro, ornmed to
die Caudill and wit down to writing hie mysticd Isst nmd, Sick Hson
Rima It wase about an Englishman (e figure of himself) under sentence of
death by his rumors, who aside an epic voyage in search ofs bemtiful bidden
mnym in the Buren Lands, to fd h dug for the sod Tum the body. 10
In August dm Toolbars re went to Churchill on Hudson Bey to must heir
on John on his mum has a you at Corm Dorset. On the way home the
promisor pati reviewed cables about the rapidly wonetnng simuation in
pampa, and in Ottawa be wimoad Conch's independent deduction of
war on 10 September 1939.
Assn 1914, a sudden orange tame over Rideau Hall. The English arca
left stance, Rabin Senn in his deed, in asimmigm0'Came and David Belk®
and Patrick Campbell-Peenun to imucarmion in a prisan a g -won camp in
Germany and two famous escape attempts. John and Alastair Buchu be-
came mcifin Ask, they to left for mining. Two Containers, 6dmn
Sher wood and Dum Wrier, then smved in 1939 and 1940. Twedsmuita
'uld work' m secret postal now mused and he Ogen to bupmt amici
fares nud,liAments. On to New York No medical exammimfior, he
met thene0'efthepro-Beituh New York Time,'" nndaum hewasrader, ng
Ienerefmm young Amerioem, imludughisamo iced 0ouglas Fudmb,
Jr., ager to arse the Dumb muse.'® Fanbandids euggenion of a not,
bmdmm by the man, in North Americans am dulymmmmed to Lindon,
and rhe limadvat task piece n Nwembm
By autumn the British Commenwadtb Airlimining Mitsui was in Ott...
.d was wall into its cognitions when MwIminme King suddenly decided
that ts plans o tutd more de British re,, i6,gschm,, declare resew
it) camad: s principal contribution to theware0en By this time Tweersmuie
InN i.amosrr4 a vad, Aw wor. Jouru
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1941
greenery, fruit and spur much of big timein bed, but that dM nes prevent Ring
fire, forcing hie any into his Kaufonto Ime one might to pnauade him to trig
game
b the negotie
Body in January the angstrom general went to Hablax to i aspect a runway
ofC.garbage snipe. Loabngrather bitter an his mum, be opened Parliament
and Darrel M,ckerei, Kna;go immul dissoluss in prepvnmbar the
resuresume,d, electim of 1940. no,, l rhe beginning of Fortune, mming mar
finished S/ck Heave River as wall as dee mtebiaggphicelMemaryHof6rM1e-
dw. and, Onlexen's book, Th,LwesTumorous, mea heterminal for two days an
On aid Shipman, Semirmryin Manhood. Hebmught lack with lum in Rideau
Hall Father Martin O'Amy, the famous Word[ Irish. rue
On 6 February, while showing in big batbeom, he suHerrd a stroke and
wd his head we he 1,11.13 After briefly regainng srmtlousnew, be use
,formed an at Rideau Hell and then mowed to the Monheal Neurological
Institute. Or Wilder Penfield spangled twice to no effect. and be oriented an
11 Febmarp'er the fret pruner general rinse Csfidsation to die in
once
After lege hingcmelate in 6,Senae Chamber, and the State funeral in Sr
Andrew's. ,n 14 Febmory, every detail honing base aupmmieed by
Mark ..is King,"n the body was, taken to Montreal and the mhos returned to
England in wweekly. The crowds Or[ gathered in Ottawa in the bitter cold
,n these final ..casino arrested great winner and lave. One friend wag to
Lady Twedamui, `Whom I went to Oregon, the week of Me death, powers,
concentrate, small shopkeepers, men in the street, spoke of him wile broken
17 Part published a serious cenwn an him and bis work. But On
Boost C ... dumpugslmO. W. Ddshed dealers word,'howaatbepiokof
the using