Washington, June 14.
Frank Wilson, Chief of the American Secret Service, is breathing a sigh of relief that one of the biggest bodyguarding jobs in his career has been completed, with the departure of Their Majesties for Canada, He told reporters today that the outstanding thing about the Royal visit was that "nobody seemed to want to do Their Majesties any harm."
The Secret Service, said Wilson, cid not have to arrest anybody before, during or after the visit, In fact, all kinds of crimes dropped off during the visit.
"I guess the petty crooks were too Lusy watching the parades," was Wilson's explanation—Reuter.
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