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mm 'www www ww mm THURSDAY, JULY 17,: 1938. THE OTTAWA JOURNAL 15 'WWW Pfgrf Dr. Dawson Biographer iesat 63 HALIFAX. July 17. Dr.

Robert MacGregor Dawion died last night, a major project in his life' work uncompleted. Oficial biographer of the lata Prime Minuter Mackenzie Xing, Or. Dawson died in hospital here at the age of 63 with only the first of a projected three-volume work on the former Liberal chieftain ready for publication. Funeral arrangements were not known immediately. Writing Won Award.

Dr. Dawson was widely known as a Canadian historian and political scientist. His writings had won two Governor General's He was Vacationing at the family home in his native Bridgewater, NS. when the fatal illness overtook him. He lived most of Die year in Ottawa, but spent many Summers In Nova Scotia.

I He had been tilths since last September, but had gone quietly on with his King biography. Associates said that at his death, he had completed the -first volume of WilliamJ-yon Mackenzie King and had begun- work on the second. The first is in process of being printed. In one of-the-four; King literary executors who chose Or. Dawson for the bio- Jt MacGREGOR DAWSON.

sor had made outline hotel for all three "TSChoose Successor. irtv-A-McGrtgoLadded that a successor will be chosen and work on the volumes continued. Mr. McGregor said Dr. DaWr son proved himself to be an historian as well as a political scientist through his1, work on the biography.

Dr. Dawson, educated at Dalhousie University, Halifax, at Harvard and the University of London, England, was professor of political science at the University of Toronto from 1943 until his appointment as King biographer following the former Prime Minister's death in June 1951. is his widely used 600-page comprehensive study, aphteai-task said 4he prof e-J Government frai I of Canada It was part of tjie Canadian Govern me'nt Series" of publications, i collection of political, science writings that he edited, Held Many Dr. had' taken him as lecturer or sor through stints, at Dalhou'i' FRIDAY Another Bis Rug Day al Omi's Shop Early Soma One-of-a-Kind QUALITY RUGS REDUCED Six Color Reg. PriecftEDUCCD PRICE is'ino" (kiMpigM.

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eHer'as married in iWaoTBj and educated at-Wake-Sarah" Ada Foster. One of their! be two sons, now is a lecturer at the University of Manitoba and the other, William, is Oxford University bat will become a lecturer at the University of Alberttrthii Fall. Dr. Dawson's writings twice, in 1947 and 1949. won him' the Governor General's award for academic non-fiction and from 1936 to 1945 he was ecitor of the Canadian Journal of Economics Political Deaths TORONTO Dr.

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