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VOL.
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No.
228
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
SEPTEMBER
28,
1951
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'itical
Crisis
in
B.C.
Urges
Britain
to
Free
Itself
from
Socialism
Riot
After
Ball
Game
cen
Fast
Approaching
.in
'J
a.
J
I
.
j
no
I
rrcs:acnr
ana
urner
UDerals
Aroused
LONDON
(fPl-Winrton
Churchill
called
upon;
bo8to
bw
,,.
Britain
today
to
free
itself
of
Socialism
in
order
to
imj
lead
shrunk
to
half
a
game
Conservative
Minister's
Pronouncements
yesterday
as
National
League
rebuild
its
life
at
home
and
its
prestige
abroad.
'
teams
headed
toward
a
photo
finish.
While
the
runner-up
New
York
Giants
listened
to
radio
accounti,
the
Dodgers
lost
a
4-3
decision
to
Boston,
breaking
Preacher
Roc's
10-game
winning
streak.
In
a
Conservative
party
manl-
;
festo,
the
7C-year-old
wartime
j
Prime
Minister
asserted
that
!
the
October
25
general
election
"may
well
be
the
turning
point
in
fortunes
and
even
the
Jile
of
Cleavage
Of
Unions
e
arc
fast
approaching
a
political
crisis
in
,to:umbia,"
H.
G.
T.
Perry,
president
of
the
'lolumbia
Liberal
Association,
told
the
Prince
.
L
thcra
I
Association
Thursday
night.
,.,
made
lately
by
I.
memo
is
of
the
morning
.ie
.lar.
jal
with
hi.
I
vrnmi'
i't
would
fo.-cc
Liberal
coileaaues
In
goverr.meir
i
..f
the
govcr.i-
as
though
unity
and
harm
inj
e
tiic
situation
and
still
prevailed,
!.i.m
h
t
hi'
as
or
wai
"I
am
as.ounded,"
Perry
dc-I
liH.ic
.if
the
coal-
dared
"that
even
then
Mr.
John
Britain."
I
tt
i
it
r
;
.
v.
..
1
1TT'
-
"
,;v
0
VO-fL.
t-4W
.nAuLXOr
Roy
campaneila
from
ins
piucu
uriiiiiu
tne
UUI.
'cleared
the
Dodger
t.'nch
duiinij
gers,"
he
said.
Churchill
demanded
ah
end
to
n
mlnnlniT
r..n
K
tl,a
tl.-nuac
i
A
bitter
conflict
between
two
union
factions
became
evident
yesterday
afternoon
during
the
testimony
of
the
third
witness
class
warfare
and
growth
in
na-
"
"
1
'C
a
1
3
tional
unity.
Ha
blamed
the
'frantic
extravagances"
of
the
it
the
Investieation
hearinna
nf
I
de-
mi
ni.
Mr.
Perry
pre-
on
had
not
called
lc
M
.
An-scomb's
resignation."
nv;illrd
a
statement
,v,r-
mr
desmoed
as
'coward
-Mr
An.siomb
some
lv'
tne
position
of
Mr.
Anscanv.
that
the
Conserva-
11
'ceard
to
hospital
insurance
do
rattle
in
.the
next
Tnc
Progressive
-
Conservative
li
the
Lib-rals
as-
'ader
was
saying
how
that
.
ht
1
.1.
the
Industrial
Conciliation
and
i
Labor
government
for
the
Arbitration
Act
here.
j
valuation
of
the
pound.
T.
E.
Parkin,
secretary
of
the
:
J'nited
Fishermen
and
Aljiedlw.
I
,
Workers
here,
toid
the
inquiry
!
VV
inQSOr
ts.
The
very
next
""u
ori!a
me
present
ooara,
neaaea
Dy
cjnairman
A.
I.
R.
Ash,
that
his
union
'
dof-.litely
is
Hot
in
favor
of
grant
Buckingham
,41-i.piuu
pian
ai
tne
tune
it
.
,
was
made
into
law
by
the
kgi
,-
I
I
aiurc.
That,"
said
Perry
"Is
thc
'fill
IH
j
worst
klr.d
of
political
chicanery
Ull
III
j
I
liave
ever
seen.
If
Mr.
Ansconu-
had
not
ug,
eed
he
should
have
ing
certification
to
craft
un-
,
jus
where
industrial
unions
LONDON
The
Duke
of
Wlnd-
Chet
Nicho's.
20-ye?.r-old
root:"e
lelthandei
,
struck
t?u
vital
blow
at
the
Dodgers'
hop
s
with
a
6-hit
effort
for
his
eleventh
win
as
Roe
lost
his
thirt.
in
twenty-two
victoiies.
It
was
then
that
Di3co'i
chased
Catcher
Caninane'la
from
the
He'd
and
cl
-ared
the
Dodger
bench
after
an
ei?hthJinnin?
argument
when
B
jb
AtiuU
was
cal-ied'safe
at
home
with
the
winning
run.
It
was
the
first
loss
for
Roe
since
July
15
when,
Cincinnati's
Blackwell
took
his
measure.
His
only
other
defeat
v.as
by
New
York
June
26.
Six
policemen
were
ru5hed
to
guard
the
locked
doors
of
Braves
Field
umpires'
dressing
room
after
special
policemen
roported
a
!
have
been
etab.aneu.
i
S01
called
at
Buckingham
Palace
'
.J.
,J
today
but
it
is
understood
did
"i
i
wuuia
hi,
(
to
(u.
.
like
see
the
Act
i
.
.L
.
UhUnDH
t
,!i,
it
'"Ot
see
the
King.
As
far
as
can
entina
resigned
then."
Hirm
Mr.
Perry
referred
to
a
statement
of
Hjn.
R.
C.
McDonald
made
at
Po.t
Albernl
that
criticism
being
voiced
today
RnVAT.
r;
Aklir
OVArMCn
.
,
..
.
jr
Tr.
be
learned,
only
Queen
Elizabeth
lor
the
craft
.
,
,ik
unions
.
to
obtain
w
L
,,,,.,
,
.
has
S'-'en
him
since
the
opera-
j
ceitifi
cation,
declared
Mr.
Par-
ti
kin,
adding:
"We
are
quite
pre
it
Diclarrd
But
Later
against
the
coalition
government
......
.vumu-v.,,,,,
mosv
iuxur
jus
piane,
tne
RCAP
Transport
Command's
C-5
has
been
overhauled
at
Canadair
Limited
near
Montreal
in
preparation
for
use
by
Princess
Elizabeth
and
the
Duke
of
Edinburgh
during
th
:ir
Canadian
tour.
Top
picture
shows
the
giant
Canadair-buill
skyliner
being
fuelled
prior
to
a
test
run
at
the
company's
field
Below
is
one
view
of
the
beautifully
appointed
lounge,
which
will
provide
a
home
aloft
for
the
Royal
couple
During
long
night
trips,
the
lounge
becomes
a
bed-sitting
room,
the
divans
folding
down
into
Imlor
Control
Leaders1
was
against.
tne
LlDeral
members
.i
Weather
pared
to
organize
'
those
groups'
ourselves."
j
In
the
morning
session
of
the
j
hearing,
M.
B.
O
Toole,
speaking
j
for
International
Union
of
Oper-
'
AIRES
(CP)
A.state
announced
today
(Synopsis)
pounding
and
kicking
Jackie
Good
rains
were
reported
in,
Robinson
ating
Enginers,
said
British
Col-
had
spHt
two
of.
its
umbia
was
the
only
place
"on
the
most
coastal
sections
yesterday
j
panels
while
venting
his
Brook-
Columbia
Cellulose
North
American
continent
where
w.tn
amounts
ranging
irom
close
yn
Dodgers'
rage
on
Umpire
operating
engineers
cannot
get
to
two
inches
along
southwest
i
Frank
Dascoli.
No-hit,
No-runner
if
f:
.started
in
Argen-i
as
later
announced
f
i.t
was
under
con-
l
ral
Confederation
i
iuuiicud
in
a
broad-n.e
military
men
had
revolt
against
the
S
ii
Juan
Peron.
It
Subscribes
$7,500'GW,e5
Yank
Tie
'
"
P
NEW
YORK
(CP
Allie
or
the
coalition
rather
than
the
Conservative.
The
B.C.
Liberal
president
said
:
"Did
you
ever
see
such
a
bunch
of
mixed
pickles
In
your
life
and
sour
ones
too
as
this
coalition
government?"
The
Victoria
government
today
was
not
a
government
of
strong
conviction
hut
one
of
expediency.
"The
Liberal
members
of
the
cabinet
are
prisoners
of
the
Torien."
IW
was
time,
that
the
Liberal
farty
found
something
to
fight
for,
eiie
there
would
be
no
Liberal
parly.
He
described
the
acceptance
of
the
great
principles
of
Liberalism
in
practical
application
for
the
welfare
of
the
affairs
of
slate.
Unfortunately
there
had
developed
in
Victoria
a
government
of
bureaucracy,
controls
with
Uynald
pitched
his
second
no-
.
Largest
Single
Contribution
to
Date
ni
ion
-wide
strike!
certmcation."
,
Vancouver
isiana
w
an
average
when
lhe
endc(J
Mr.
OToole
was
heavy
in
his
three
Quarters
of
an
inch
umptres
rusned
t3
thetr
criticism
of
the
pulp
and
Sul-
along
south
eastern
Vancouver
Aftpr
the
managed
to
phite
Workers'
Union
who,
he
Wmd.
Northern
coastal
points
lopk
thernselves
lnsitl,
theroorn
.
kept
the
engineers
from
reported
rainfall
of
as
much
as
m
stil,
uniformed
RoWnswi
cuf
getting
certified
"in
one
inch
in
the
Queen
Chartot'Joosi
every
pulp
wi(h
nis
battering
tactics
mill
on
the
west
coast."-
i
an
about
three-quarters
of
an
i
h-lf
shrJeking
insuts
"
"If
you
want
to
see
a
group
of
.inch
along
the
mainland.
Cloudy
Extra
llce
arrived
the
discontented
men,
go
to
Colum-
j
c0'
weather
will
persist
along
:
scenf
and
restorpd
order
'
bla
Cellulose.
None
of
those
en-
th
coast
today
and
another
Pa-1
what
disclDlinarv
ti
mjht
flitter
of
the
season
today
as
the
New
York
Yankees
clinched
a
tie
for
the
American
League
pennant
by
blanking
Boston
Red
Sox
8
to
0
in
the
first
half
of
a
double-header.
l
the
President.
u
imervals
the
offi-iw
repeated
this
an-
t
Irum
the
preslden-
Sfuce:
t
ft
incrnal
war
exists,
"fji
fis
taking
part
will
I
:
Confederation
la
in
Hospital
Drive
'
Prince
Rupert's
hospital
modernization
fund
received
n
substantial
boost
today
when
Columbia
Cellulose
Co.
Ltd.
announced
it
would
contribute
$7,500
to
the
campaign,
i
'
The
donation,
largest
definite
responsibility
for
hospital
coii-commitment
to
date
in
the
hos-
struction
rests
primarily
with
be
taken
in
regard
to
Robinson
gineers
are
happy.
They
are
ion
other
than
their
own."
Mr.
O
Toole
said
in,
in
answer
to
A.
'was
not
known
up
to
early
to
Turner,
MLA,.
Vancouver
East,
the
wage
scale
under
an
indus
1
Pcion's
govern-
pital
drive,
was
disclosed
In
a
the
area
that
is
served
and
Col-
trial
union
for
operating
engin
f'
'
I
ii
lie
boards
and
commissions
plaster
.
'
j
f
chairman
e.
umbla
Cellulose
Co.
Ltd.,
as
a
eers
was
considerably
lower
than
ed
all
over
the
place
"I
think
.
modi
find
form
j
T.
Applewhaite.
MP
from
Dr.
neighbor
in
that
area,
is
pre
that
set
up
by
IUOE.
ronnnihie.
Mr
Pprrv
rfprlarl
!
RalPh
Bal1'
general
manager
of.
pared
to
play
Its
part
in
pro-
V
a,
proclaimed,
k:
said
Is
it
a
matter
of
money
or
J
thp
rmnnnnv
virilno-
r.hPiEo
farflil
o-
ciflc
storm
will
bring
more
rain
to
the
coastal
area
Saturday.
Some
rain
has
fallen
during
the
night
in
interior
sections
of
the
province
although
amounts
have
been
light.
Cloudy
showery
weather
will
persist
in
these
areas
today
with
some
clearing
Saturday.
Forecast
North
Coast
Region
Cloudy
and
cool
with
occasional
showers
morning.
Winds
southerly
twenty,
increasing
Saturday
after-today.
Rain
beginning
Saturday
noon
to
southeast,
thirty.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
Saturday
at
Port
Hardy,
Sandspit
and
Prince
Rupert
45
and
55.
pride
of
craft
that
makes
the
(Continued
on
Page
2)
day.
AMERICAN
LEAGLE
One
club
dropped
out
of
the
American
League
battle
when
the
third
place
Boston
Red
Sox
were
beaten
by
Washington
Senators
8
to
6,
losing
their
last
mathematical
hope.
The
idle
New
York
Yankees,
facing
a
five-game
closing
series
with
the
Red
Sox,
hold
a
2ti-game
lead
over
second
place
Cleveland.
In
the
only
other
game
scheduled
yesterday,
St.
Louis
Browns
whipped
Detroit
7
to
4
for
Rookie
Markell's
first
Big
League
win.
engineers
want
to
bargain
with
1
their
own
union?"
the
member
yard
asked.
In
his
letter.
Dr.
Ball
declared
'
"At
the
same
time
we
are
vit-that
"the
need
for
adequate
hos-
'
ally
interested
in
seeing
that
pital
facilities
in
any
community
adequate
provision
is
made
for
is
obvious,
and
this
need
is
ac-
caring
for
our
own
employees
centuated
In
Prince
Rupert
where
;
who
may
require
hospital
treat-services
are
provided
for
the
res-
ment."
"Probably
money,"
Mr.
O'Toole
Oil
Dispute
Still
Tense
LONDON
O
Great
Britain
may
use
the
United
Nations
security
council
to
intervene
in
the
tense
Anglo-Iranian
oil
dispute,
informed
sources
said
today.
At
Tehran
British
Ambassador
Sir
Francis
Shepheard
said
today,
after
an
interview
with
the
Shah
of
Iran,
that
he
does
not
believe
Prinme
Minister.
Mossa-de'gh
will
rescind
or
modify
his
order
expelling
British
technicians
from
Abadan.
Princess
at
TIDES
-
-
Saturday.
September
29.
1951
(Pacific
Standa
d
Time)
High
0:01
194
feet
12:27
198
feet
Low
6:17
45
feet
18:34
5.2
feet
came
back.
But
speaking
for
himself,
he
said,
"I
have
been
offered
a
Job
at
the
cellulose
plant
for
$400
a
month,
but
I'd
idents
of
countless
settlements
on
the
coast
as
welt
as
those
living
in
the
city
itself.
1
"We
have
ascertained
that
tire
sooner
hold
onto
my
$200-a-
month
job
at
the
hospital
than
join
the
Sulphite
Workers."
j
Commenting
further
on
the
,
campaign,
the
general
manager
'declared
that
the
industrial
plants,
commercial
enterprises
!
and
merchants
of
the
district
t
served
by
the
hospital
must
be
prepared
to
contribute
generously
if
the
campaign
Is
t6
succeed.
"The
success
of
our
operation
'.'Those
are
pretty
high
prin
ciples,"
said
Mr.
Ash.
Newspaper
Prices
Swing
Up
'They
are
my
principles,"
e-
ince
t
Inion
Strife
'
""4
'
Trouble
NCover
(?
-Violence
l
fn.iy
at
the
Celtic
"
n
an
attempt
was
lrty
a
car
through
a
"'I
r
l
ie
injured,
one
by
'
1
tried
to
break
the
"
fi.other
in
a
fight
'
wit.
I
president
of
the
;
Vl
's'
Union,
was
ar-u-i
.irRc(
with
assault
?
1
!'
member
of
the
,:;s'
fi'iun
lAFLl,
driver
turned
Mr.
O'Toole.
;
Mr.
Parkin,
in
the
afternoon
depends
on
the
irealth
and
well
being
of
the
men
and
women
St"
session,
told
Mr.
Ash
that
"in
my
opinion,
we
would
much
sooner
not
operate
under
the
Act
than
operate
under
it
as
it
King
Doing
Very
Well
stands
now."
Carson's
Skeena
Road
Statement
Condemned
'
Local
Liberals
Aroused
by
Relocation
Proposal
end
Delay
in
Permanent
Construction
Program
to
Terrace
Prince
Rupert
Liberal
Association
meeting,
called
in
view
of
an
announcement
made
earlier
in
the
week
by
Minister
ot
Public
Works
Carson
that
Ihere
would
have
to
be
deferment
of
blacktopping
of
the
highway
between
Prince
Rupert
and
Terrace
pending
relocation
of
some
22
miles
which
parallels
-the
Canadian
National
Railway
line
on
the
lower
who
are
employed
by
Columbia
;
i
H
Cellulose
Co.
Ltd.
and
we
feel
ASCOI
K3CGS
that
they
should
not
be
handicapped
by
inadequate
hospital
LONDON
Further
sign
of
los-facilities."
ening
anxiety
in
regard
to
the
E.
T.
Applewhaite
MP
acknow-
Illness
of
the
King
was
the
ledged
the
subscription
today
as
presence,
of
Princess
Elizabeth
follows:
at
the
Ascot
Races
yesterday."
The
inquiry
board
chairman
General
Advances
Recorded
Owing
to
Mounting
Costs
,
NEW
YORK
Cf
Dally
news-j
paper
prices
are
swinging
upward
all
over
the
United
States
as
costs
of
publishing
Increase
I
steadily.
The
upward
trend
has
been
under
way
for
several
months.
Large
and
small
newspapers
alike
have
found
price
boost
necessary.
The
trend
is
countrywide.
Publishers
cite
greater
news-'
was
surprised.
"So
far
in
our
hearings
(Continued
on
p'age
6i
LONDON
(CP)
The
King
spent
another
comfortable
night
and
maintained
steady
progress,
medical
bulletin
said
today.
It
was
the
second
optimistic
bulletin
in
a
row
from
the
doc-
1
.fa
charged
with
Jving.
".,
'
lairds
here
have
"4
tor
a
month
since
'(
y
iun
was
decertified
-.U)i-n
MKPnt
by
lhe
La
a
ar,d
the
Carpenter's
MU'"
argainlng
rights.
TODAY'S
STOCKS
print
costs,
higher
salaries
and
,
(('MUrli-Kj-
S.
II.
Johnston
to.
Ltd.)
larger
bills
for
papers.
distributing
tors
who
handled
the
King's
I
critical
lung
operation
Sunday.
I
Barring
unforeseen
complica
Skeena
River,
passed
a
resolution
strongly
condemn
ing
such
intention.
CHAIRMAN'S
THANKS
"As
general
campaign
manager
I
wish
to
express
my
sincere
thanks
and
appreciation
to
the
Columbia
Cellulose
Co.
Ltd.
for
their
generous
donation
to
our
hospital
campaign.
This
is
a
comparatively
new
industry
in
our
area
and
the
manner
in
which
they
have
supported
us
is
Indeed
gratifying.
It
is
my
sincere
hope
that
the
other
industrial
firms,
as
well
as
private
individuals,
will
contribute
generously,
particularly
those
with
a
longer
and
more
intimate
association
with
tions,
the
King
is
now
nearly
out
of
danger,
some
medical
experts
indicated.
Some
said
the
worst
of
the
recovery
period
should
be
over
within
24
hours.
The
resolution
will
be
forwarded
to
Premier
Johnson,
Hon.
E.
T.
Kenney
and
Hon.
E.
C.
Carson.
P
TONIGHT
TORONTO
Athona
:
09
Aumaque
24
Brattle
,
39
Bevcourt
62
Buffalo
Canadian
27
Consol.
Smelters
180.50
Conwest
,
4.10
Donatda
'
46
Ekiona
20
East'
Sullivan
9
10
Giant
Yellow-knife
12.00
It
was
also
suggested
that
the
i
When
suggested
that
the
legislature
had
to
do
with
the
allocation
of
road
construction
expenditures.
Members
of
the
legislature
had
nothing
to
do
with
that.
They
passed
the
budget
as
a
whole
and
where
the
money
was
to
be
spent
was
something
that
came
from
within
the
department
itself.
The
minister.
Mr.
McRae
al-
Premier
should
be
asked
If
this
was
to
be
accepted
as
government
policy
on
the
highway
concerned.
A
committee
consisting
of
T.
Gordon
Root,
public
relations
officer,
Collumbla
Cellulose,
who
has
been
in
the
city
for
a
coupH
Al
L!i.
ii
n
We
must
have
of
days
on
business,
drove
up
to
I
our
community.
Norton
Youngs.
John
McLeod
j
and
George
Mitchell
was
named
j
f
Hppiewnaue
ivi.r.
JCcnerol
Campaign
Chairman
Terrace
today
and
will
be
back
the
support
of
everyone
If
our
here
to
fly
to
Vancouver
tomor-
i
h
o
s
p
i
t
a
1
is
to
continue
to
row.
1
operate."
VANCOUVER
American
Standard
31
Bralorne
6.50
B
R
X
05
Cariboo
Quartz
1.35
"
Congress
.07
Giant
Mascot
1.07
Indian
Mints
24
Pend
Oreille
10.75
Pioneer
2.25
Premier
Border
33
privateer
12
Reeves
McDonald
6.40
Reno
05
Sheep
Creek
1.67
Silbak
Premier
48
Vananda
16
Salmon
Gold
03
Spud
Valley
.".
.19
Silver
Standard
2.65
Western
Uranium
4
90
Cronin
Bablne
62
Oils-Anglo
Canadian
6.95
A
P
Con
.
.48
Atlantic
3.20
Calmont
153
Home
Oil
15.25
Mercury
19
Okalta
2
75
Princess
1.52
Royal
Canadian
...
.16
..
.37
..
.12
..
.08j
..
.74
..
.08
..
.54
..
.83
..
.15
God's
Lake
Hardrock
Harricana
'.
Heva
Jaoknife
Joliet
Quebec
....
Little
Long
Lac
Lvnx
reports
on
the
uy
neuieeiii
s
vo
uxaw
up
me
,eg.,d
had
said
that
n0
t
,
resolution
on
the
strongest
poss-
...
...
.
.
ible
lines
and
follow
the
matter
,
hiSnway
to
Terrace
was
ready
up.
I
for
blacktopping.
"If
that
is
so,"
Walter
Smith,
president
of
the
!
sald
Mr.
McRae
"then
Prince
Ru-Prince
Rupert
Liberal
Associa-
PPrt
should
really
get
on
the
don.
was
in
the
chair,
announc-
j
J
and
see
that
something
is
ing
that
the
meeting
had
been
j
doni
"
Criticizing
the
22-mile
recalled
to
consider
the
"astound-
location
proposal,
which
would
ing"
statement
made
by
the
min-
cost
millions
'and
take
years
to
ister
of
public
works.
1
build,
Mr.
McRae
felt
that
"what
p
RUPERT
GENERAL
HOSPITAL
IONIZATION
FUND
CAMPAIGN
NOTICE
TO
RATEPAYERS
A
Sale
of
lots
within
the
City
of
Prince
Rupert
on
which
delinquent
taxes
are
owing
will
be
held
In
the
Council
Chambers,
City
Hall,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.,
at
10
a.m.
October
1st,
1951.
.
Property
on
which
1949
taxes
are
owing
will
be
sold
unlcsf
paid
on
ot
.before
10
a.m.
October
1st,
1951.
H.
M.
FOOTE,
City
Collector.
229c
over,
we
reany
warn
is
a
decent
road
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.33
MeKenzie
Red
Lake
46
McLeod
Cockshutt
2.92
Moneta
32
Negus
.85
Noranria
,
.84'.',
Louvicourt
30'
2
Pickle
Crow
1.69
San
Antonio
.'.
2.60
Senator
Rauyn
21
MISSTATEMENTS
!
to
Terrace,
not
full
of
dust
and
at
6:15p.m.
I
'Jack
McRae
MLA
traced
the
eroding
gravel.
The
local
MLA
J
road
building
history
between
j
urged
that
there
should
be
sur-!
Prince
Rupert
and
Terrace.
It
i
lacing
of
the
road
with
the
poss-!
was
a
misstatement
on
the
part
ibie
exception
of
the
22
miles
I
of
Hi'
minuter
of
public
works,
j
'
Terminally."
said
Mr.
MeFne
"I
Mr,
Mcrtae
asseitod,
when
he;
(Continued
011
page
6)
P'
vi.
t
Go'rlon
4.00
7.75
Sleep
Rock