r
pn
v
i"'i'.
lo
Major
Martin
and
h
!
wo
made.
l
Martin
refeUed
an
lllu-J
rriill
nrlUtieatly
le-j
v
(he
local
arlt.
M'irle
I
.
i
eoiilaiiotl
the
ureeU
i
lie
tUly
of
Prince
Hupert
u
.
d
of
8ppririalloii
of
the
re
well
b
wUhe
for
l':J
"eij
mid
a
afe
and
Klie-r
oiuiitnmalioii
In
llieir
r
4
Mdenlnre.
A
larjre
I'iiI.hi
"'a;
uuk
nlo
precnlrl.
In
Major
Ma;
0
mi.
l.leut.
Smith.
l.ieul.
Wi
iimi
Unit.
.clon
each
rr-r
-I
a
iinailer
one.
'I
In
cei-riuoiiie
were
recorded
iy
'he
movimt
picture
uMt
ilh
'.i
e
iiniiip
nf
nliiiMii
preenl.
BRINGING
DOWN
Optimistic
Outlook
Indicated
by
Acting
Minister
of
Finance
J.
A.
Robb
IU
TAWA.
April
Hi.
A
more
I'liini.iir
financial
po-ilmu
lhao
ha
been
possible
since
Ihe
onl-
br
ak
of
Ihe
war
will
he
shown
May
when
I
Ion.
.1.
A.
Ilobb,
ael-
hiy
uilulnler
of
finance
inlro
dticeo
hi
liuibcl
lo
Ihe
House
of
ClIIIIUIOUN.
The
ue.neral
expeelalion
l
lhal
'here
will
heculs
In
Ihe
sales
lax
and
posdihly
a
liKhlcning
of
Ihe
income
Jax
TWO
HANGED
LONDON
TODAY
Third
Man
Condemned
to
Life
Imprisonment
Was
Accessory
t
Murder
LONDON,
April
I".
Sidney
MuitcII.
i'H
years
of
nc,
the
Melbourne,
bank
bandit
and
slayer
of
llussell
Campbell,
ganiKO
man
of
that
vilhiue.
and
Clarence
lop
pinir,
yearn
of
anc
formerly
i'f
Slralfon),
lti
shot
to
dcalh
lioraldlne
Durslon,
18,
his
nweet
heart
here
last
November,
were
both
linnucil
Hi
Is
morning.
Harry
Williams
who
was
alo
I'omlciimeil
lo
ilealh
as
accessory
In
the
Mclliiinriin
criinu
has
his
fi'iilenc-o
eoininuled
lo
llfu
I"'
lri,unin,enl,
i-aiinnl
eifelable.
caune.1
fruil.
urns
am)
preere.
CUfloms
luritT
reduction
on
rkiilturl
and
lUlryinif
im.
leiiowls.
iniiiiiu.
quurrjin?.
lumlM-rlny
and
loyuiny
macinn-
Mi
iwiiliffi-M
mi
free
llsl.
Materials
ciilerliiif
Into
ihcl'i'i'M
i..l
of
iiforrsaxl
lieiiM
.ilipr
tiiiobMoeul
on
which
lh!
Inly
is
re.iic'd
lo
le
enlitle.1
lo
entry
ut
seven
and
a
nail
per
enl
under
all
larilfs.
All
marlln
for
fihenes
lo
he
made
free
of
custom
uuiies,
ale
lax
on
rubber
ImmiIs
I
re
duced
from
G
to
I
V
per
cent.
Sales
lax
rmnoved
from
cereal
rood,
maearoni,
erinieeni.
sbko.
rice,
meals,
sallejl
or
suiokcu.
Sale
lax
redueed
from
in
t
;i
per
cent
on
biscuit,
canneu
wisclahlcs,
eaiinnl
rruils,
jam.
pieerves.
Sales
lax
on
pom,
ami
suits
includiiiK
rubber
footwear
re-
lueed
from
ft
lo
SVi
per
cent.
Sale
lax
lemoxed
from
milk
food.
Malcrial
enlerlii?
inlo
ttie
iiianuraeluie
or
woollen
to
oc
exempt
from
sale
lax.
Income
Tax
same
l
imn,
will
be
no
change
In
In
come
lax
for
fiscal
year
ll;M-S5.
leilalii
ebaiiue
will
be
maJe
in
ii...
iiiiil,.ncp
nf
I
he
Miles
iax.
Well
drlllinir
machinery
and
ap-inii-alu
will
be
exempted,
while
III
he
free
of
bolh
sales
tax
and
ciisloins.
The
aluc
tor
free
enltv
for
purchase
or
irae-
tion
dilchiiu
iiiachine
ha
been
increased
from
:i,()o(l
lo
J,rou.
For
Ihe
heller
prolecllon
oi
i.
f
II...
c.t...
revenue,
seciiou
m
mr
I'ax
referrinif
lo
iimnuraciurer
i.iinir
business
under
ijumhhi
a
year
will
ha
lejiealed.
The
list
of
exemption
from
fines
no
lie
enlarged
In
connection
won
the
discount
on
iinporiaiions
oo-
.li
ie
lll'UISII
I'll
n
I
i
n
m
i-.ulir
iiassed
las!
session,
it
i
proposed
lhal
in
eompulimi
Ihe
ad
valorem
rain
of
duly
on
lea
nurchaed
In
Hi"
Unilcd
KliiKlom
I
....
.1
V..-
.1..!..
Mlttkll
in
boml,
HP
vaiue
on
inn
in,i
incliiile
the
amount
or
cu
loin
duly
payable
on
lea
for
it....
Hi..
ITiillml
Klnir-
"
-
-
eonsinii'ii"ii
loin.
NEW.
GERMAN
BANK
in-ill.
IV.
Anill
10.
A
new
enl.l
illseoitnt
bank
has
beeife
i..i.lilied
hero
and
will
buKln
npjraMciis
af
a':
uriy
dalo.
Stewart
Editor
Urges
That
This
Is
the
Most
Suitable
Point
to
Locate
It
lulcs
(iiauby
mils
in
a
lluperl
wa
I
lie
logical
poinl
URGE
OTTAWA
lead
loek
in
order
lo
care
for
llieithe
ore
offerliiB
in
Ibis
district
there
be
a
smeller
buill
at
and
Prince
lluperl.
nreoriliu;.'
lo
II.
vv
IlloUli.n.
eiljlor
or
Hie
roriianu
tinal
New
of
Slewart.
Mr.
Mol-lon
passed
llin.uuli
the
cily
northbound
last
nlftiii
alter
i
holiday
in
Vancouver
anil
Vie-
loria
and
he
noticed
that
the
Vnnrouyer
Sun
wa
adocaliiiK
t)ic
ererllon
of
a
smeller
near
Vancouver.
He
was
ipute
oui-
poken
in
opposiliuu
lo
any
such
TAKE
ACTION
Oliver
to
no
to
Federal
Capital
In
Interests
of
this
Province
ELECTION
AND
PLEBISCITE
VlirrOlllA,
April
10.
-Premier
Oliver
may
go
lo
Ottawa
this
week
In
order
lo
press
for
action
by
Ihe
Federal
Ooverniiienl
on
Ilrilisli
Columbia
problems,
The
decision
lo
hold
Ihe
beer
plebiscile
and
the
gi'tieral
elec-(
ion
on
thu
same
dale
as
announced
yesterday
has
been
decided
upon
In
order
lo
save
Ihe
exlra
.expense-
of
two
polls.
No
definite
dale
Is
yet
sel
but
It
Is
understood
it
will
be
probably
in
Juni
or
July.
p.
it.
ltd!
FISH':
Salmon,
MARKET
White
Halinon,
mm
irate
Tha
BOSTON
Latest
In
Restaurants.
GRILL
Alaska
drey
Cod,
lied
Coil
Fillets,
Halibut,
Shrimps,
Third
Avenue.
Grain,
Clams,
Kippers,
Kip.
Best
of
Food
Good
Service.
pored
Salmon.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Private
Boxes
for
Parly
Use.
FRESH
MEATS.
BBS
.
''Vtf.'
.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
"Take
Her
to
The
Boston."
1
VOL
XIV,
NO.
.
PIIINCK
mrPKUT,
B.C.,
h'lll
HSIlAY,
APHIL
10,
'J2,
Yttriy
circulate
1,ect.
Strut
Mm
SSL
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
.3,
UNITED
STATES
FLYERS
ARRIVE
AT
SITKA
FINANCE
fltiNISTEE
ANNOUNCES
PLANS
FOR
DOMINION
FINANCES
THIS
YEAR
Reduction
in
National
Debt
and
Reduction
in
Taxation
I
is
Provided
for
in
Budget
OTTAWA,
April
IU.
A
reduction
in
taxation
of
nM,ooo,-
Him
Iniiiili'il
liv
linn.
J.
A.
Itolili.
nrliiiir
minister
of
finuuec.
hi
Ins
budget
speech
delivered
in
the-
House
of
Common
late
ItKUl.
.
'Our
liuditel,"
nl
Mr.
Ilobb.
'Show
i
reduction
in
the
ilcbt
of
:iu.tM)ii.o(ti
irmii
i.i'i
your
ami
a
reduction
in
taxation
jif
2l.0tl0.0till
lln
year.
We
confidently
expect
thut
Hie
ih;
'ton
will
give
much
impetus
lo
trade
ami
that
it
will
result
'
.
i.
.
i
I
..t
..ii
ii
:
ill
greaier
ucinui'iiiiiu
mm
'",i,tn
oi
uii
mc
firm
mi
ui
PRESENTATION
MADE
FLIERS;:
P,lurc
TCanada.-'
I
Manufacturer
of
agricultural
(implement
arc
to
liuve
"free
en.
fry"
on
pig
Iron,
liar
iron
and
liar
leel
when
ued
in
ttie
manufac-
of
binder
and
rraper
m
lieu
of
a
drawback
of
ll
per
cent.
,
,
A
summary
of
the
taxation
Jarvls
McLsod
Presents
Major
,,,.,,
fur
1C
nwi
yfar
,,
Martin
With
Scroll
and
Flag
iii,,,,,,,..
f11w-
If
Other
Pilots
Also
Sale
lax
reduced
from
0
lo
5
Honored
r
crni
on
a
large
o
"
K"
cultural
and
tlair
iiijc
implemeni
I
v.
nma
nl.o.H
o
oi
lock
ouiaUo
mi
miiiitu.
quarrying,
luui
i
eiiue
in
front
of
the
berlnir
Hiid
Uifvintf
machinery
lluperl
llylrU
ft
personal
iproviMoni.
and
l.reailiuu
m
m
DAWSON
SAYS
MAY
BE
DAYS
BEFORE
CONTRACT
IS
LET
A
telegram
received
from
V.
Ii.
Dawson
at
Moil
I
leal
stale
that
the-
drainer
tender
were
opened
on
April
H
but
on
account
of
the
numerous
plan
and
specification
ami
price
submitted
it
will
lake
some
lime
to
figure
them
out
and
it
may
be
several
day
before
the
contract
i
let.
-
BUILD
SMELTER
!
:j
PRINCE
RUPERT
RBHtmBBIEnBK'FWISIffc-t)M9BKKL
.oBBBBMt
I
V
Lovilcr
IXveur-old
ili'Mill'oy
of
lleudon,
Kngland,
i
able
lo
fling
ellier
wave.-
Tl.oon
miles,
lie
lias
been
successful
in
wirelessing
sis
Morse
rude
lo
four
stations
in
Canada
and
the
United
States
France
Thinks
the
Reparations
Report
Justifies
Their
Action
and
Belgium
is
Much
Pleased
PAItIS,
April
10.
The
Temps
says:
"The
primordial
truth
thai
stands
out.
from.
the
expert,
report
is
Ihatiicj
imiV
can
iwy."H
This
I
Hie
doituuaiit
nole
uf
iVetufi
comment
on'Uic
reptrt
bf
the
reUiralioiis
commission,
which
yas
handed
out
yesterday.
Newspapers
of
different
shaded
of
opinion
igrce
lhal
the
commiHee
found
in
lierniany
a
situation
which
justifies
the
French
altitude
regarding
reparations.
The
newspapers
praise
the
impartiality
of
Ihe
experts
but
there
appears
scepticism
uf
iiccesiful
working
of
the
machinery
proposed
aim
uouol
or
-
Ahn
acceptance
of
Hi.'-
scheme
in
riTTinriT
nr
atu
!,hm
ra,',,,
'
,8,,ay-
M
liuhlN
UtAlil
t,,b
rt-'
,,r(
,k,t:
m
,i
1,0,1
wiih
UUI1SU11
li(
al1(,
,jf
,,,
.,,.
I
A111
1
llPf1
lion
(icrmauy
i.
lo.
pay.
Thi
LULAL
AulIi
1
wa
M
oni
r
,ho
v
consideration
of
the
committee.
!
HltUSSKI.S
April
10.
Consi.l-
Thomas
Webster
where
Ihe
ore
from
the
iuleriorj..ru
-,,jy
Htn-V
cinning
and
those
from
Ihe
roasl
polntsLii..
could
be
aciihulcd.
Herne
Passed
erahle
salisracliou
i
fell
in
llel-
Away
Suddenly
Early
Hour
Today
The
death
m-cum-d
very
snd-
move.
slaliujr
lhal
il
was
not
lheilt.ny
i
5
uVlock
Ibis
morulas
unable
place
for
11.
.vireauy
.rom
n.uitnorhn.'e
of
Ihe
bruin
or
there
were
Iwo
on
vancouvcrm,,,,,,
Webster
Heme,
poveru--
Island,
one
eaeb
at
l.ailysmJth
and
Crofbm
and
neilher
of
Ibein
were
ned.
Tb
Taeoma
smeller
wa
near
eiiouab
lo
care
for
all
ore
offeriiiK
in
llm
dislricl.
Here.
however,
Ihiucs
were
different
and
Mr.
Ilolslou
urced
lhal
Prince
Uiii,,iiI
II
...
..
.
II
.1
.
win.
..
v.
.
,
i,,lirUC
111
1UKU
llll
III!'
intsi
between
here
and
the
keena
Itiver
was,
be
Ihoimht,
the
most
suitable
location.
Mr.
ilolslou
I
naltlrally
inler-e.sli'd
in
niiniiiK.
and
he
says
they
expect
a
very
busy
sununer
In
Stewart.
Porllaud
canal
pro-
perlie
are
ilevelopini?
well
and
the
Dunvvell
he
Ihinks
will
be
shipping
this
fall.
ment
agent
ul
Prince
lluperl,
Deceased
w
upparenlly
enjoying
Hie
best
of
health
up
to
Hit'
lime
he
retired
lar
night
and,
bis
demise
came
a
a
lerrible
blow-
to
hi
widow-
sad
a
distinct
shock
to
the
many
friends
Mr.
Heme
bad
made
officially
and
lo
Ihe
of
government
agent
here.
This
morning
all
flag
in
the
cily
rais
ed
at
half-mast
a
a
mark
or
re-
pec
t.
Born
In
Scotland
The
late
Mr.
Heme
was
born
in
Scot
land
on
August
0,
ltw,
ithe
sou
of
l.icut.-t.ol.
deorgc
ivi-
w-ard
Heme
and
Mrs.
Heme,
lie
attended
college
in
I'.uglainl
and
was
a
crack
oarsman,
lie.
catno
lo
Canada
Iweuly-lliree
yers
ago
and
enlered
the
II
J
t.
provincial
civil
service
In
IU07
as
a
clerk
attached
In
lhal
extensive
agency
t,..
1
.
II.
...
.-..ui
i.f.11
friimT
11V
10
111.111
a
J...I
year
.if,.'
.
Last
year
he
wa
appointed
government
agent
at
Prince
lluperl
lo
succeed
J,
H.
McMullin,
now
superintendent
of
provincial
police.
A
funeral
service'
will
be
held
at
St.
Andrew's
Anglican
Church,
Archdeacon
?.
A.
Illx
officiating,
tomorrow
afternoon
and
Ihe
remains
will
be
forwarded
on
the
Princess
Mary
for
interment
in
Victoria.
siau
irovernmeut
circles
that
Ihe
experts
had
asreed
upon
Ihe
one
Ihimr
IJiat
(lermany
must
pay
reparations
and
slron?
hope
were
expressed
that
a
practical
solution
of
the
(angle
would
re-
ull.
FLYERS
ARRIVED
SAFELY
AT
SITKA
The
four
United
Stales
round
-
Hie
-
world
nil-cruisers
reached
Silka
safely
al
12:1
K
Silka
time,
or
1:11
Prince
lluperl
lime,
tlii
arieruoon.
Takiugjy:'i2
'as
the
lime
of
deparluie
from
ben-,
the
:.M.i7'
mile
lliirld
wa
made
in
four
hour
and
Tl
tninules.
A
big
re-ceidion
ha
been
planned
for
Ihe
aviators
at
Silka.
Information
oT
their
arrival
al
the
first
Alaska
slop
was
received
here
by
wireless.
in
1
ne
.vcison
fin.,.
.'i's,
..
nm,
...
later
he
was
appointed
assessor
ilnlilld
1
EitVO
1U
KUll
111
at
Ihuellon
atMl
in
IIMI
lie
was
pronioled
to
bo
government
agent
at
Fori
Fraser
on
the
opening
of
offices
there.
He
moved
lo
Furl
(leorire
ilurlnn
Ihe
summer
of
Air
Cruisers
Take
off
from
Prince
Rupert
on
i
Next
Hop
World
Flight
I
:
:
.
J-
.
Almost
simultaneously
at
U.yo
this
morning,
the
four
United
siale
round-the-world
air
-cruisers
took
off
on
their
flight
from
4
Prince
Rupert
harbor
lo
Hitka
Ihe
next
lap
of
their
globe
encircling
cruise.
On
departing.
Major
Martin
expected
that
they
would
reach
Sitka
in
four
hours.
The
distance
from
here
U
there,
according
to
the
fliers'
charts,
is
S'.)7
miles.
fflUurrow,
.
..,,.....
..
ii
i
i
ii.
ri:..i.i
r-
u:n...
i..
i
A:rt...
"..i.tn
OLD
CONSTITUENCIES
VICTOItIA,
April
followers,
Conservatives
and
ttHS
and,
for
eleven
years,
he
ad-
provincial
alike,
are
busy
nyaking
ministered
the
numerous
dutlcailhe
ifoverument's
plans
for
the
coining
election.
They
bavo
this
minister
running
in
a
certain
constituency
and
that
minister
running
in
another.
However,
the
truth
of
the
mailer
Is
that
every
member
of
the
Oliver
cabinet
intends
to
seek
re-elecllou
at
Ihe
hands
of
his
old
supporters.
All
will
run
in
II10
constituencies
they
now
represent.
Thus,
once
again
is
the
lie
given
to
incorrect
reports
llial
mean
'nothing
but
an
attempt
lo
mislead.
ii
it
liujiru,
uic
infill
ll
iui
.jiiivu
iu
uuiuuiu,
ivrtsianye
ui
ov
miles,
may
be.
accomplished.
Jf"
Weather
conditions
here
were
any
I
hi
rig
but
promising,
and
Ihe
take-oil
was
made
with
a
,
1
heavy
rain
prevailing
though
it
IDlf
I
PCDMAUV
was
calm.
Iteporls
from
Kllku
'lfjjjj
ULuIliriil
I
However,
were
more
lavtirauie.
and
It
was
on
Ihe
slrenjIK
Of
these
that
il
was
decided
,lo
llyi
today.
At
U.Ij
Ihe
machines
ported
heard
bul
no!
I'orl
Simpson.
;iueii
,
?s
yl
ere
re-
seen
over
Maior
Marlin
and
Ui
officer
ACCEPT
PLAN?
General
Opinion
in
Britain
Thai
She
Will:
France'a
Position
rose
early
this
oiornins
at
5f
LONDON,
April
10,
Thaf.
Ilia
o'clock
in
readincsslo
make
an
I"an
or
the
committee
or
experts
early
slarl
bul.
oit
accouul
of.slmubl
prove
unacceptable
.to
Ihe
unfavorable
wither
outlook,
"ermanj
is
uiiueuevabic
lo
liril-decide.1
lo
wail
for
a
while.
officials.
Thejr
qualify
thh
Al.i.iil
7.IS
llicv
left
the
Prince
ayinj?
one
never
-crt
tll
JuperU.llole
Jyh
Seal
Cove,,
and
whether
(iermany
would
display
imr'lhe'VnaTTiS
machines,
vriucui
munn-ni
111
ner
ucoiiiiki
l
8:30
l.ieul.
Nelsoii
taxieil
i,h
tlie
Powers,
The
hypothesis
his
machine
from
Ihe
moorii.y
ot
experts
that
Tiscal
and
econo-,.u.,.
in
ihe
middle
of
the
bar-
mic
ly
of
Germany
must
be
bur.
Lieut.
Wa
le,
l.ieul.
Smith
lored
lo
the
Oerman,
is
wel
;.nr
Vlnior
Martin
fiilloweil
ill
nr.
PROPOSE
STARTING
SUMMER
RESORT
ON
NORTH
YANDERHOOF
ture
but
they
propose
locating
about
10
mile
north
of
the
railway.
The
dislricl,
it
is
said,
Is
most
picturesque
and
offers
alii
manner
of
outdoor
diversion
IRISH
REPRESENTATIVE
MAY
GO
TO
WASHINGTON
DUBLIN,
April
10,-
Desmond
Fitzgerald,
foreign
minister,
announced
In
the
Dail
F.ireaun
that
he
hoped
lo
have
an
Irish
representative
al
Washington
within
a
mouth.
,
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
Salt
Lake
ID,
Oakland
0.
tn
Francisco
12,"
Portland
t,
Los
Angeles
6,
Seattle
5.
J-'acrauicnlu
V.
Vernon
C.
come
here.
While
the
signatures
of
Ihe
French
experts,
which.
.1..-
.1
iniLrvnU
..r
even,l
inin-
few
minutes
and
zaiuin?"altiludel
Ihe
curse
of
all
four
was
set
CVIlTlllIy
W
Mil
I
over
Mellakalla
and
beyond
with
Ll
f
lV
1
lUlW
UllAl
l.ieul.
Smith
in
Ihe
lead.
I'nilcd
Slates
Consul
A.
K.I
WakcNeJd
and
Vice-Consul
FrVdl
Weav
er
were
at
Seal
Cove
at
an
I
early
hour
and
bid
the
flyers
farewell
before
I
bey
taxied
off.
Ihe
moving
piclure
men
werel
out
and
reconled
all
Hie
pro-
ccedings
allendini;
Ihe
Inking
olT.l
IliV1lkV
.
GERMANS
NOT
it
u
assumed,
arc
appended
to
the
.lies.
Lieut.
Smith
was
the
first
to
lake
Hie
air
al
9.-'0.
l.ieul.
""lings
are
laken
a
an
indica-Nelon
tio
"f
a
1-rench
cbange
of
heart
and
Major
Marlin
ro,e
al
11.35
and
Lieut.
Wade
was
off
at
""
'
rpi,n
rii
I
IiMia
i.l
I
li.llii.il
I
U.27.
After
circling
overhead
a.
'
IS
INTRODUCED
Provides
For
Payment
of
Tan-ant's
Rent
by
Local
Author-
itles
.iiiru-iu.
1
in-
iicn
Kviclious
Hil
was
given
it.
first
reading
in
Ihe
House
of
Common
Wednesday'.
It
prohibits
the
eviction
of
a
tenant
lhal
Is
mi.
able
to
pay
hi,
rent
because
of
ifinancial
distress
and
provides
for
reimbursement
of
Ihe
land-
'nroiilc
lo
Stuart
Lake
where
orj
i,y
me
iocai
authorities
nay-
they
are
planning
lo
clablisli
ajnr
9Ucj,
reni,
summer
resort
and
an
autoinobibi
tenant
unable
to
pay
rent
is
slase
service
lo
connect
with
the
tu
i,
provided
with
n
certificate
Canadian
National
Itailways
Mr,
0r
immunity
from
eviction.
Local
and
.Mrs.
Paul
Walter
or
Cisko,
authorities
must
investigate
and
Oregon,
are
in
the
city
today.jif
iU.ccssary
supplement
the
ten-They
arrived
from
the
south
on
ai's
resources
sufficiently
to
Ihe
Prince
George
yesterday
af-
Vnable
him
to
retain
his
home,
lernoou
and
will
proceed
east
lo-'
-
night.
They
were
mel
here
by-It.
C.
W.
Lett,
C.N.II.
coloniialion
and
development
agent.
Mc.
and
Mrs.
Waller
have
not
yet
selected
a
site
for
their
ven
AGAINST
PLAN
Only
Few
Newspapers
Oppose
Recommendations
of
Reparations
Experts
BF.IlLIN.
April
10.
-
Kditorial
comment
in
Ihe
papers
today
in
clines
to
the
opinion
.that
the
report
011
reparation,
issued
yesterday
by
experts
constitutes
a
basis
for
negotiations.
Only
in
isolated
instance
of
nationalist
organs
is
opposition
to
thy
re.
onuiicnilations
voiced.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
Division
I.
Newcastle
!.'
Birmingham
1.
Scottish
Cup
Replay
Hibernians
!,
Aberdeen
0i
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