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Hostile faces stared as he climbed out of his car. Signs-"Hands off our Homes" -glared at him. Nervously he walked to a little red-brick house in Fairview Road, introduced himself as Minister of Town and Country Planning to elderly Mr. & 'Mrs. Arthur Pearson...
Said Mr. Silkin: "You must consider that you will be provided with another house just as good if not better." Mrs. Pearson, unhappy, nervous, with tears in her eyes, protested: "But we don't want another house; we have been here for 20 years." Mr. Pearson showed his guest to the garden, broke off a spray of apple blossom, said: "But you can't give me back my apple trees." Answered Mr. Silkin: "No, but we are trying to give you a better Stevenage." Retorted Pearson, "That...
...Drew Pearson was told the facts of life last week by the Rapid City, S. Dak. Journal, which prints his stuff, but doesn't always agree with it. Said the Journal in an editorial: "We especially object to what Drew Pearson said this week . . . that there were 'already 14,000 Japanese children in Japan born of G.I. fathers.' This is a biological impossibility by our counting. American troops did not land in Japan in great numbers until the latter part of September. . . . Figure it out yourself, Mr. Pearson...
...John Pearson...
William Gillespic Pearson...