B;
r
1A1EY
LOSES
CHANGE
VENUE
fi'rial
Will
Take
Place
at
Prince
Rupert
in
November
the
Court
Decides
VAN'X
"OT'VER.
Oct.
8-
The
court
of
I
Jn
ted
the
application
for
a
"i
venue
in
the
new
trial
for
n
the
ground
that
tbey
had
no
i
ii
over
the
second
trial
which
be
h
id
:n
Prince
Rupert.
The
ae-"!
n
on
November
33
there.
Justice
Macdanald,
In
handing
judgment
of
the
court,
declared
tr-.-re
was
no
preoedent
for
such
n;;
''.l
t
und
in
the
statutes
of
isda
or
the
laws
or
England.
Ac-'''K'y
'lie
application
of
the
appol-'
Sankry.
was
dismissed.
WRRISON
GETS
A
DIRECT
SLAP
H-'ourt
of
Annual
Decider
There
Was
Miscarriage
bf
Justice
in
His
Court
VANCOUVER.
Oct.
8
Expressing
the
S
tt
that
ttwr
h&d
hivn
m
luta
rrtflPH
I'''
i.i-Mic
nii
a
mlxtrl1
thv
nnurt
of
,,
'.ii
has
sent
back
to
the
cupreme
xtrt
(ur
re-nearlng,
the
petitions
con-'ii
in.;
the
custody
of
the
three
young
IC'.Mdl
n
of
Edward
M
MnCabe.
a
aea-
1
'in
tue
Dominion
Government
'
.itaci
E
cvi.n.
Mr
Jiutlce
Morrison
I1
d:;o
:Hr
.'it
dy
of
the
chliu-
-
-
.
.-..a-..
..
H
nisay
Macdonald,
leader
of
the
party,
said
that
i
ivuring
the
demand
in
regard
to
Kussia,
it
was
wo
row-.
I1G
POLITICAL
FIGHT
BEGINS
lictines
to
be
Held
Tonight
and
Tomorrow
Nitrht
at
Nelson
a
;i
'
a
Tlie
pollU'-al
cam-
:
ihe
two
candlOataa.
M
l
uid.
Liberal,
and
Dr.
Conservative.
Is
well
un-j.
K'il
a
meeting
Is
being
ot
the
Liberal
at
which
"ill
be
Hon
A.
M.
Man-general,
and
Mrs.
Mary
Tnorrow
night
the
Oon-
noJd
their
opening
meet-Simon
Praser
Tolmie.
rRaniaer.
and
Rev.
Canon
conservative
member
for
"
the
chief
ipaHsfi
ire
expressing
oonl.clenie
mdidate
will
win
on
the
"f"
iitN(i;
.ks
m;w
amiuv
limit
iinriari:
(UltloTltN
KAKOVMiY
FARM.
Oct
8.
Foreign
Minister
Brrand
has
sent
Instruction
to
the
French
ambassador
at
Moscow
to
In
Ion.
the
authentic
that
the
French
Qov-ernment
no
longer
considers
Christian
Rahovsky
persona
grata
and
that
they
desire
that
a
new
Soviet
ambassador
be
sent
to
Parte.
PRINCE
RUPERT
BACK
FISH
ARRIVALS
A
total
of
77.104
pounds
of
halibut
ss
sold
at
the
Fish
Exchange
this
morning,
four
American
Teasels
disposing
cf
OS
400
pounds
at
bids
ranging
from
II.
lc
and
7c
to
16.6c
and
'8c.
while
three
Canadian
sr4d
11.600
pounds
for
from
lS&e
and
7c
to
16Jc
and
7c.
Arrivals
and
sales
were
as
follows:
AMERICAS
Eclipse.
24.000
pounds.
Dooth
Flab-
Mies.
11.
lc
and
vc.
!
Lltuya.
15.000
pounds.
Canadian
Fish
At
Cold
Storage
Co..
H
5c
and
oc.
Adding
ton.
30.000
pounds.
Booth
Fisheries.
11.7c
and
6e.
Rainier,
6.500
pounds.
Booth
Flshsr-i,
18.6c
and
6c.
-
CASAItlAS
Nuba.
3,500
pounds,
Canadian
Fish
Si
Cold
Storage
Co..
is.se
ana
vc.
Rlnsrleader.
6.500
pounds.
Atlln
Flsh-
8
A.
1.000
pounds,
Ww.
180c
and
7c.
Atlln
Fisheries,
Itrimlm
to
C.X.K.
Veowl,
Krrenlly
tVrrt'krd
In
Sejmour
Narrows,
are
About
Completed
nepairs
to
C.N.R.
steamer
Prince
Rupert,
which
sustained
extensive
damage
when
she
struck
ripple
rock
In
Seymour
Narrows
in
a
ids
"
month
ago.
will
be
compeiea
m
our-rard
dry
dock
at
Vancouver
about
the
end
of
this
week
and
It
Is
reported
that
the
veswl
will
resume
service
out
of
Vancouver
next
Thursday
night,
arriving
here
on
Saturday
morning
next
in
place
of
the
steamer
Prince
Charles
on
the
week-end
service
to
Stewart.
A
glU.
Rupert
sister
arrived
,
ft
in
IIIKTII.
son
was
born
to
844
Summit
Ave.
at
the
Prince
General
Hospital,
ociouer
o.
Miss
Norah
Carter.
R.N.
of
Montreal
j
of
the
late
Mra.
waiver
mmic
.
Hie
c:ty
trom
tnc
mv
vij
r.'iu.
at
KauUoopa
and
taker,
it
to
the
of
hu
parents
at
Prince
Rupert.
Counsel
for
the
father
alleged
that
the
i.icl.ei
lu
not
a
fit
penou
to
look
after
the
boy.
air.
Juit.ee
-iorrlou
esprested
the
opliJor
thai
the
lather
should
not
hare
Utr.et:
the
law
inu
hit
own
hand
and
that
the
child
itiould
be
ith
1U
mother
unlets
It
was
ahown
tha.
the
mother
was
not
a
proper
pencil
to
be
en
masted
with
the
custidy
of
the
boy
for
the
father
read
sffldavlta
h:
noted
that
Ilusflia
had
taken
no
effective
steps
to
j
from
residents
of
Kamioops
to
the
et-
pcighnorly
communication
with
the
states
of
"I'ntil
the
Russian
Government
makes
its
rela-
v
it
h
the
Third
Internationale
clear,
that
desir-
;n
never
be
taken,"
he
said.
(act
that
the
mother,
on
oevcral
oc
i
caalons.
had
left
the
child
alone
In
tb
home
and
had
not
--'
until
early
morning.
The
mother
asserted
that
she
had
always
left
come
one
in
charge
of
the
child
or
had
been
visiting
ftlends
but
a
few
doors
sway.
WHEAT
SHIPS
FOR
RUPERT
Number
Said
to
be
Fixed
to
Load
at
This
Port
During
P'all
VANCOntlt.
ihi.
.
In
sraln
(.ililng
Hrele
here
it
l
aM-rr-talned
tlutt
a
iiHmbrr
of
irwels
have
lieen
fUril
on
liehftlf
of
le
Wheat
IHmiI
to
earry
rraln
from
ITlnre
llu-rert.
Tlie
flrt
or
tltwe
Miauld
arrive
at
llial
port
In
about
lo
wk
anil
frn
that
lime
on
there
Ixmld
be
htdj
arrival
at
tlia
Mrt.
Vaneviivrr
l
etlng
t
do
a
lilK
buliH.t
If
the
hlj
nn
he
Mi-und.
In
autlrlpatloii
if
the
big
flow
uf
rain
threiigh
IMelfle
mail)
Iramp
frcljclitrm
are
lirmlrd
I
hit
way.
COAL
OUTPUT
AHEAD
1928
Pirn
Telkwa
Collieries
Made
Slight
(Jain
Over
Output
of
I
Last
Season
VICTORIA.
Oct.
8
The
output
of
aoal
by
British
Oolfcmbla
Collieries
In
the
first
eight
months
of
the
year
aggregated
1.818.11
long
tons
compared
wtth
an
output
of
1,153.681
long
ton,
In
the
corresponding
period
of
1926,
an
increase
this
yar
of
158.873
long
tons.
The
figures
for
the
eight
months
period
flM
DI1M
MCVT
JuTEJrv
J"1
complied
by
the
pro-
Uil
Allll
11
LAI
If
CCIV
I
vtnclal
Department
of
Mines
and
have
been
Issued
by
Hon.
William
Bloan,
minister
of
mines.
WhUe
production,
during
the
last
two
or
three
months,
has
been
approximately
the
same
as
In
the
corresponding
months
a
year
ago.
the
long
spell
of
cool
weather
In
the
early
months
of
the
year
was
chiefly
responsible
for
the
In
creased
output
over
a
year
ago.
Up
to
August
31
ot
this
year.
Vancouver
Island
Oolllerfs
produced
B60.240
long
tons
compared,
with
787538
In
1926.
The
Nlcola-Frlnceton
district
alto
showed
an
Increase
production
a;tregatlng
124.549
long
tons
compared
with.
104,-498
tons
in
the
first
eight
months
of
1926.
In
the
East
Kootenay
district
production
was
020,883
long
tons
this
year
as
against
561,077
tons
In
1926.
Coke
production
In
1927
amounted,
to
,ong
ton
comPared
wlth
6iW
In-!53884
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W11B
1U
The
output
of
the
Telkwa
Collieries
during
the
eight
months
of
this
year
Is
702
tons,
which
Is
slightly
more
than
for
a
similar
period
of
last
year.
Advertise
in
The
Dally
News
Jan.
..
Feb.
.,
March
,
April
.
May
.
June
July
.,
Aug.
Sep.
.
Totals
1927
1926
1927
192S
8.54
10.81
B4.8
16.5
8-51
9.97
58.7
44.1
10.64
7.44
G6.9
53
935
8.5
100.3
65
3.68
6.72
IV&
84.2
3.91
6.95
94.7
ISO
1.93
4.89
175.2
95.4
4
09
5.93
178.7
119
9.62
1.09
99.1
170
6717
62.30
1011.4
.7775
TWO
MEN
ARRESTED
FOR
BANK
ROBBERY
NEW
WESTMINSTER,
Oct.
6.
Two
men,
alleged
to
be
the
bandits
who
held
up
Frank
Brlggs.
teller
of
the
Dank
of
Montreal
at
Agiiilz
Tuesday
night,
were
arrested
at
North
Bend
last
night
and
remanded
for
one
.week.
Despite
resistance.
Constable
O
ties
of
the
Provincial
Police,
arrested
thttn
single
handed.
WKATIIKK
ItKI'OKT.
Terrace.
Rain,
calm,
temp.
45.
Rosewood.
Rain,
calm,
temp.
44.
Alyansh.
Rain,
calm,
temp.
42.
Alice
Arm
Rain,
calm,
temp.
43.
Anyox.
Rain,
calm,
temp.
44.
Sttwart.
Rain,
calm,
temp.
42.
Hazelton.
Rain,
calm,
temp.
40.
Telegraph
Creek
-Foggy,
temp.
38.
Smlthers.Foggy.
temp.
42.
Burns
Lake.
Foy,
temp.
38.
Whitehorse
-Cloudy,
calm,
tfmp
3
Daw-.
:
CI
ud
.a!tn.
U.mp
til.
TAXI
Wmln
Boston
Grill
I
25
anti
Ambulance
large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Service
with
newly
laid
dancing
Anywhere
at
Anytime
floor,
for
hire.
NKW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
Stand
Exchange
Uulldlng
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
bent
for
the
MATT
V1DECK.
Prop.
least
Phone
457.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
'
v..
I.
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.C.,
THMCSDAY.
OCTOBER
C.
1927
price
Five
Cents
TY
IS
OUTSPOKEN
SECOND
BIG
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
GAME
WON
BY
YANKEES
British
Asks
and
Labor
Party
Treaty
withU.S.
Trade
with
Russia
lamsay
Mactlonald
Makes
Plain
That
Present
Position
I
"
of
Soviet
is
Untenable
BLA(
KPOOL,
England,
October
G.
The
Labor
.v.
yesterday
called
upon
the
Government
to
reopen
i
itions
with
the
United
States
with
a
view
to
the
rat
vt
of
all
outstanding
political
questions
between
deluding
a
drastic
reduction
of
naval
armaments,
!
OTek
i
of
t
he
seas
in
time
of
war
and
the
conclusion
of
'
v
outlawing
war
between
the
two
people.
T
party
also
asks
resumption
of
normal
political
adin
relations
with
Kussia
on
the
basis
of
a
re
al
re
lation
of
non-interference
with
each
other's
SHERMAN
CASE
IN
LIMELIGHT
Mother
and
Father
Having
Lively
Tilt
Over
Hoy
(irandmother
tiitn
Custody
VANCOUVER.
Oct.
8.--Thise-end-a-hall
year
old
Wilde
Sherman,
nu
of
Tboinaa
and
Elsie
Mac
8brnui.
Uj
ordered
by
Mr.
Juit.u-
Aulay
Mirrisou
to
remain
:n
the
custody
ol
his
pater-
,
nal
grandfather.
Un.
W.
H.
Shcruian.
of
Prince
tlupcri.
until
alter
the
actnn
for
Judicial
aruaratloii
of
hla
parents
'
oomes
up
next
month.
Coui
imI
lor
tlx
mother
d
Aimed
tht
I
the
had
udUl1i1
the
child
by
a
TITLED
LADY
FLIES:
Countess
Drogheda,
known
as
the
flying
countess,
who
leads
new
flying
craze
in
the
Old
Countty.
Improved
Weather
Conditions
Here
This
Year
Indicated
by
'f
ilTni
Figures
from
Meteorologist
While
many
other
parts
of
the
world
have
suffered
from
exceptionally
unfavorable
weather
conditions
this
year,
a
compilation
of
of
ficia
meteorological
figures
for
the
year
1927
to
date
shows
a
much
improved
record
here.
Though
there
has
been
a
slightly
de
creased
amount
of
rainfall
during
the
first
nine
months
of
this
year,
it
is
in
greatly
increased
sunshine
where
a'considerable
improvement
has
been
shown.
During
the
summer
months
of
July
and
August
this
year
there
were
over
350
hours
of
sunshine,
the
month
with
the
least
sunshine
being
February'
when
58.7
hours
was
recorded.
Last
year
the
best
month
was
September
with
170
hours,
while
in
January,
1928,
there
was
but
16.5
hours.
March
and
September
were
bad
months
for
rain
this
year
but
June
and
July
compensated
for
them,
putting
the
1827
total
slightly
below
that
for
1928
In
precipitation
which
Includes
both
rain
t
and
snow.
Figure
(or
each
month
so
far
this
i
year,
with
those
for
corresponding
!
months
last
year
for
purposes
of
com-
j
partson,
follow:
I
Precipitation
Sunshine
Inches
Hours
IS
ARRESTED
Taken
by
Police
at
Door
of
La
bo
r
Convention
Room
and
Documents
Seized
l.os
AMiKI.ES,
Oct.
6.
The
arrest
last
night
at
the
door
of
the
convention
room
of
the
American
Knlrrulloii
of
libor
of
MU
Kimh,
said
to
liea
Communist
propHgamla
agent
and
the
seizure
of
Communist
document
frustrated
a
plot
to
Influence
the
action
of
that
labor
organization,
according
to
police
officers.
CONSERVATIVES
IN
OLD
COUNTRY
WOULD
LOWER
VOTING
AGE
CARDIFF,
Oct.
6,
The
National
Con
servative
party
conference
today
passed
by
an
overwhelming
majority
a
motion
savoring
votes
for
women
at
the
age
of
31
instead
of
thirty.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Rid
Asked
Wheat
'.hi..
'Maty
B.c:
snver14
..'.Vi'.'i
""'1JB:
1
1.40
Bit'
Mls&uri
:."'
J0
Cort
Proirtnce
'
.3:'r
'
1
;03V4
.69
Dunwell
30
M
Gladstone
.14
Independence
.03
.05
Indian
.03
.06
H
L
and
L
10V
10
leadsmlth
.06
Lucky
Jim
29
Vi
-30
Porter
Idaho
J7
.27
H
Richmond
IS
.18
Sllverereat
.05
Silversmith
.16
.17
Simloh
.60
.65
T
iv
4
75
Pittsburgh
Pirates,
Helpless
Against
Opponents'
Onslaught,
Beaten
by
Score
of
Six
to
Two
PITTSBURG,
October
Two
fatal
innings
the
third
and
the
eighth
sjielt
the
.second
defeat
by
a
score
of
6
to
2
for
Pittsburg
in
today's
world
merles
baseball
game
with
New
York.
Three
Pirate
hurlero
were
unable
to
stem
the
terrific
onslaught
of
the
Yankees
in
the
sweeping
bid
for
the
championship.
Two
men
from
down
Gotham
way
outplayed
and
outgeneralled
their
local
opponents
whose
performance
was
such
that
it
even
dUgusted
their
own
.supporters.
Pittsburg
scored
in
the
first
and
eighth
frame
on
scattered
hits.
It
was
the
pitching
of
Pipgras,
who
was
aided
with
sriinn
fielding,
that
largely
won
for
J
the
Tankeca.
holding
the
Pirates
to
seveu
MU
Vic
Aldildge,
Pittsburg
pitcher
was
driven
from
the
mound
In
the
eighth.
Tomorrow
the
scene
win
shift
to
New
York
where
the
next
three
games
of
the
series
will
be
played
On
their
hon.e
grounds,
the
Yankees
are
being
looked
for
to
win
th-
next
two
gamee
to
give
tbem
the
worlds
honon.
Should,
bewever.
the
Pirate?
come
to
In
the
strange
land
and
take
two
of
the
gaBMs
return
will
have
to
be
made
to
this
city
to
decide
the
Issue.
Yankee,
6
runs.
11
hits.
0
errors.
Pittsburg.
2
runs.
7
hlU.
2
errors.
HKST
INNIVUS
Aldrldge
and
Oooch
were
announced
as
batteries
tor
Pittsburg,
while
Pip-
eras
and
Benanuch
worked
for
the
Yankees.
Yankees
AldrMge
started
wltft
a
aasrre
ball.
OorcUa
first
Can
Tip
rjytnli
M
Barnnar.
Ksetug
singled
to
centre
With
count
one
ball
and
two
strikes
'
Ruth
swung
wild
and
fanned,
the
crowd
howling.
Oehrtg
walked
and
Aldrldge
threw
out
Meusel
at
First.
No,
runs,
one
hit.
no
errors.
t
-
Pittsburg
Pipgras
commenced
with
a
fas:
ball.
On
the
fourth
ball
pitched
Uoyd
Waner
smashed
a
three
bagger
to
left
and
scored
on
Barnhart'a
sacrifice
fly
to
Ruth.
Paul
Waner
lashed
out
a
vicious
drive
but
It
went
foul
by
Inches,
then
fanned
on
third
called
strike.
Wright
filed
out
to
Ruth.
One
run.
oce
hit,
no
error.
!si:COM
INN1NUS
Yanks
Lazzert
splashed
a
hit
on
Aldrldge'a
glove.
Dugan
up.
and
on
a
hit
and
run
play
fouled,
and
on
another
similar
play
Dugan
fouled
out
to
Gooch.
Bengough
fouled
out
to
Oooch.
Pipgras
lined
out
to
Orsn-
tham.
No
rune,
one
hit.
no
errors.
Pittsburg-
Pipgras
threw
Traynor
out
at
first.
Orautham
singled
to
centre
Gehrig
got
Harris,
grounder
and
threw
Hpj
out
at
first.
Grantham
making
second.
Oooch
fouled
out
to
Bengough.
No
runs,
one
bit.
no
errors.
Tlllltll
l.VMMiS
Yanks.--Combs
singled
to
tight,
ball
bounding
out
of
Orantham's
reach.
Koenlg
singled
to
centre
and
when
Lloyd
.Waner
let
the
ball
go
by.
Combs
scored.
Koenlg
going
to
third.
Koenlg
scored
on
Ruth's
sacrifice
fly.
Gehrig
lined
out
a
two
bagger.
Meusel
got
a
hit
to
the
Infield.
Oehrlg
making
third
and
scored
on
Lazzerl's
sacrifice
fly.
Meusel
made
second
on
throw
In.
Dugan
filed
out..
Three
runs,
four
hits,
one
error.
Pittsburg.
Laarerl
took
Aldrldge'a
line
drive.
Laser!
also
threw
L.
Waner
out
at
first.
Barnhart
singled
over
second
base.
P.
Waner
filed
out
to
Meusel.
No
runs,
one
hit.
no
errors.
rOCKTH
INNINGS
Yankees.
Bengough
lined
out
to
P.
Waner.
Pipgras
fanned.
Combs
fanned,
swinging
for
the
third
strike.
Aldrldge
was
using
a
curve
shoulder
high.
No
ruus,
no
hits,
no
errors.
Pittsburg.
The
crowd
cheered
for
Pirate
rally.
Wright
eent
Jong
fly
to
Combs
who
got
it
Traynor
doubled
to
left
centre.
Grantham
fouled
out
to
Dugan.
Harris
sent
a
high
fly
to
Ruth.
No
runs,
one
hit.
no
errors.
FIFTH
INNINGS
Yanks.
Koenlg
filed
out
P.
Waner.
Ruth
walked
on
four
pitched
balls.
Gehrig
nted
out
to
L.
Waner.
Ruth
going
to
second.
Meusel
tanned
swing
ing
on
.third
strike.
No
runs,
no
hits.
no
errors,
Pittsburg.
Plpgraa
threw
Oooch
out
at
first.
Aldrldge
fouled
out
to
Bengough.
L.
Waner
filed
out
to
Combs.
No
runs,
no
bits,
no
errors.
Aldrldge
using
curve
delivery
almost
entirely.
SIXTH
INNIMIS
Yankees.
Aldrldge
still
using
In
curve.
L.
Waner
grabbed
Lacwrrs
long
drive
against
the
wall.
Dugan
lashed
out
a
single
to
left
on
first
ball
pitched.
Bengough
filed
out
to
:
I.
Waner
Plmrru
singled
to
rtaht.
MUCH
LOOT
IS
DISCOVERED
BY
SEATTLE
POLICE
"X
Cat
HuTglar"
Supposed
to
Have
been
Taken
With
Loads
of
Goods
SEATTLE.
Oct.
6.
Loot
that
required
i.
furniture
van
and
several
automobiles
to
take
away
was
discovered
last
iilght
at
the
home
of
Arthur
Zaeharlas,
i
elty
light
department
employee,
asserted
to
be
the
so-called
"cat
burglar"
whr
stealthy
robberies
of
Seattle
-
hmtehs
have
baffled
the
police
for
jionths.
CANADA
ACTIVE
WORLD
RADIO
His:
Conference
at
Washington
Will
Hevise
Radio
Convention
of
1912
WASHINGTON.
Oct.
6.
The
Canadian
representative
was
elected
vice-chairman
of
the
conrmittee
ot
the
whole
by
the
international
radio
conference
and
as
a
result
Alex.
Johnston,
deputy
minuter
of
marine
and
fytherlea
at
Ottawa,
will
preside
over
convention
meetings
nrhen
Chairman
Hoover
Is
not
present.
Four
Canadian
delegates
will
take
part
In
the
deliberations
ot
five
of
the
ten
committees
which
will
revise
the
London
radio
convention
of
1312.
Flfty.twonatlons
are
participating.
IS
POSSIBILITY
Important
City
Only
83
Miles
Distant
Has
Been
Evacuated
by
Manrhurians
PEKIN,
Oct.
6.
The
possibility
of
the
fall
ot
Pekln
before
Shansl
province
I
troops
Increased
today
with
the
newa
that
Pao
Ting
Fu.
an
important
city
65
miles
southwest
of
rektn,
had
been
evacuated
by
Manchurlans.
The
evacuation
Indicated
that
the
anti-northern
leaden
had
won
a
major
victory.
MEXICAN
GENERAL
FIGHTS
FOR
LIFE
TremeiiduiM
Odd
Fate
Arnuffo
Gomel
In
Final
struggle
(Today
MEXICO
CITY.
Oct.
6.-
Brought
to
bay.
General
Arnu'.fo
Oomez
Is
reported
today
to
be
preparing
to
give
battle
agatmt
tremendous
odds
wtth
his
life
st
stake.
Reports
yesterday
had
said
that
he
was
already
executed.
F.
tit
1.
1
till
itcroKT
.,
:
,
NEW
YORK,
Oct.
5.
The
Mexican
consulate
was
advised
today
that
Oen-eral
Arnolfo
Oomez.
chief
surviving
rebel
leader,
has
been
captured
and
executed
&
SIXTEEN
YEAR
OLD
SCHOOL
BOY
VICTIM
NELSON.
Oct
6
Joseph
!Duan
reaching
secmo
L.
W,er
,
ixten
year
.dd
scnool
boy,
'
1
;::t:un.l
oralysis
here,
(contiuued
on
page
six)
Ntgneux,
a
succumbed