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VOL.
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No.
175
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
JULY
27,
1951
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
nio
Tiimlbeir
o
Al
3-
IO
phip
by
Rail
Here
Hoop
Fix
Testimony
Red
Sox
Up
Again
Communists
Build
up
i
Strength
as
Talks
on
Peace
is
Proceeding
r
a
vuxu-"rri
n
n
ct
a
a
1
PEORIA,
Illinois
Threat
j
against
a
player
and
his
wife
j
flnri
a
nnv-nff
rinnhlp-erns:
hv
!
WASHINGTON,
D.
C.
Brooklyn
Makes
National
League
Lead
Even
Longer
the
plot's
ringleader
were
re-
j
Contract
for
1,500,000,-poaed
Thursday
as
five
bribe-!
W
f
t
f
Aaska
.
ulp
Involved
Bradley
basketball
stars
,
.
,
were
ask.?ri
tn
testifv
about,
their
I
timber
W3S
Slimed
tO(lUV
NEW
YORK
(CP)-Clyde
Vol-!
noaiiiuu,
l'.v,.
vi
;
rtii
.finny
spuKe-
mer's
three
home
runs
boonei
man
said
today
that
Communists
in
Korea
have
used
ma
nosion
nea
box
10
witnin
;
two
percentaRe
points
of
th2
lve
upumis
Ul
dUim"
sc"aa
ociore
a
new
orKb
th(f
United
States
I'
or-
New
York
Yankees
Thursday.
23
to
"build
Up
troop
strength
and
move
Supplies
and
grT
3plyria
.'pst
!prvifp
-Am
thp
Ke'tH'-Volmer's
third
i
i
2
Peona
Journal
inrr,ai
nrintH
P"nted
a
,esl
service
ana
ine
fvtai
-
homer,
com.n
t
j
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u
e
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v.
L-djiuns
tuwaiu
liic
udkLiciiuiiu
cannerea
story
stating
mat
a
i
ikan
Puln
and
Paper
1
Co
'
:
in
the
usual
on-the-record
Bradley
player
and
his
wife
were
f
statement,
the
spokesman
also
!
mrjaienea
wnn
ooany
narm
u
,
"
i
said
that
United
Nations
forces,
he
attempted
to
back
out
of
a
sever
made
by
the
forest
service.
had
foregone
the
chance
to
ex-
x
arrangement
which
spanned
!
S4n.0O0.0O0
puln
mill
will
be
pioit
the
great
tactical
success
i
the
last
two
Bradley
basketball
,
built
at
Wacker
City
on
Ward's
HUiNG
NURSES-Flve
RCAF
nursing
sisters,
first
Canadian
women
to
take
the
air
punt-rescue
training
course
at
Edmonton,
try
on
jumping
suits
and
harncfs.
PO.
M.
L.
aid
of
Vancouver,
centre,
smiles
as
FO.
Anne
Peden
of
Victoria
hooks
up
her
harness.
,
left
to
rich!.,
are:
PO.
J.
I.
Thomson,
No"th
Bay,
Ont.;
PO.
M.
F.
Neiliy,
Middleton,
N.S.;
)
M
D
E.
Beaton
of
North
Bay.
.
(CP
from
National
Defence
i
To
Fight
Inflation
at
the
time
the
Kaesong
troop
1
seasons.
with
two
on
in
the
sixth
inning.
gave
Boston
a
13-10
victory
ov2r,
Chicago
White
Sox
while
the
I
Yankees
lost
9
to
4
to
Cleve-j
land.
!
The
four
first
division
club!
in
the
American
League
shilt!
opponents
tonight
to
continue)
their
battle
for
the
lead.
Chicago
j
Wnite
Box
come
Into
the
Yankee
i
Stadium
for
the
first
of
four
1
games
and
Boston
opens
aj
three-game
series
at
Fenway
j
Park
with
Cleveland.
Covo
near
Ketchikan.
It
will
employ
about
800
persons
and
must
be
in
operation
by
August
2.
1954,
producing
300
tons
daily,
the
output
to
be
stepped
up
later
to
525
tons.
There
is
timber
sufficient
to
supply
a
mill
of
500-ton
capacity
for
fifty
years
in
Tongass
National
Forest
which
covers
an
extensive
area
in
Southeastern
Clarify
Oil
Talk
Judge
Enjoys
Coast
Cruise
talks
started.
He
said:
"Acting
in
good
faith,
the
United
Nations
(after
June
23
1
accepted
the
proposal
to
explore
the
possibility
of
peace
and
halted
the
advance.
They
(the
Communistsi
were
then
hanging
on
the
ropes."
Meantime
United
States
Army
headquarters
in
Korea
said
that
Allied
attempts
to
capture
dominating
hills
on
the
eastern
front
Controls
to
Be
Kept
on
rvey
of
;tlakatla
NATIONAL
I.EAC.IE
OTTAWA
(CP)
Canada
and
United
States
made
another
attempt
Thursday
to
reach
common
ground
on
means
of
controlling
the
impact
of
inflation
of
defence
speed-ups.
Top
officials
of
both
countries
conferred
at
a
special
meeting
in
Washington
of
the
revitalized
Canada-U.S.
Joint
Don
Newcombe's
14th
win
of
TEHRAN
A
British
embas-
Aiasa.
WASHINGTON,
D
C.
(f
A
Joint
Plain
Jack
Wilson,
free
from
;
the
season
lengthened
Brook-the
disnity
and
austerity
of
tne
lyn's
lead
over
the
idle
New
Supreme
Court
bench,
Is
around
f
York
Giants
to
0'
games
on
a
Prince
Rupert
these
days
greet-
9
to
1
romp
over
Chicago
Cubs.
sy
spokesman
said
today
that
a
The
plant
will
produce
high
had
been
blocked
again
today
by
is
up
on
a
resurvf
y
j
conference
committee
of
Senate
wiim
made
of
the
'and
House
of
Representatives
lng
old
friends.
He
Is
makma
lt
was
the
ninth
straight
w.n
;
Industrial
mobilization
Com-
stubborn
Communist
resistance,
j
British
decision
on
whether
to
grade
rayon,
cellophane
and
The
Eighth
Army
reported
at-
accept
Iran's
proposal
for,
re-
j
nitro-cellulose
but.
no
paper,
tacks
by
United
Nations
soldiers
i
opening
of
talks
on
the
oil
na-1
Railroad
car
ferries
may
be
were
blunted
northeast
of
Yang-
j
tionalization
dispute
Is
expected
u;ed
tQ
takp
tne
pu!p
to
Prince
f
Metlakatla
native
:
voted
tentatively
today
to
permit
a
coastal
trip
a.s
guest
of
Robc.t
over
Chicago
by
big
N;wk
andjmittee
to
It
is
enfranchised
price
rollbacks
on
non-farm
com-
waiKer,
production
manager
tne
Dodgers'
sixth
win
in
a
row.
fQt,nHr,'B
inn
ronrAuonlalliro
VJ""""
"
H
"!"-
i;-
DiH..J
l-J
..
of
B.C.
Packers,
on
the
company
modules
to
levels
which
prevail-
Rupert,
thence
east
by
rail.
u.u.u
i.
renei
wag
production
Minister
Howe,
held
from
Bob
Chipman
with
rhariP
wtinn
us
ripfonri.
mn.
gu
ana
Tiurm
oi
inje.
ouuu.
i
The
United
Nations
troops
The
British
ambassador,
Sir
I
I
bout
Fripnri.vhin
uhirh
arriunH
iied
under
the
pro-'
ic
Act,
C.
H.
Tag-1
M
general
of
sur-
two
out
in
the
ninth
to
Ditch
Mii,u
.,.
'
-hi.f
ed
Just
before
the
war
in
Korea,
'
Wednesday
night
and
will
leave
'
provided
rertain
cost
Increases
tomorrow
on
the
return
trin
to
I
made
similar
attacks
yesterday
Francis
Shepherd,
conferred
with
j
but
fell
back
before
Intense
'
American
special
envoy,
Averelle
are
taken
Into
account.
Vancouver.
This
afternoon
Decision
came
near
the
end
of
Sunnvsirip
Cannerv
on
Rk.enn
l
lie
Department
of!
un
ys
tuts
been
here
I
Boston
Braves
into
nilh
place!
U
8
representative.
nati.
ThVReds'dropd
to
sixth'
e,
mecting
reviewed
rearm-place.
half
a
game
behind
the
alnl,
prrms
int
the
fwo
Braves
i
countr)es'
lheir
effect
(f
on
prices
'
mortar
and
artillery
fire
from
:
Harriman,
seeking
further
clari-I
Chinese
positions.
I
fication
of
the
Iranian
offer
as
WHERE
WILL
LINE
GO?
"
requested
by
the
British
govern-
an
all-night
anmton
of
the
com;
Rmr
i.,h.iv
riii.,4
.-
Recovering
After
Crash
.
Pc
arrived
Tu.'sday;
mittfe
whrh
agreed
to
extend1
'
(Mm
and
left
today
on
economic
.
controls
legislation,
lhe
Allies
told
the
Commu-
ment.
About
all
the
Iranian
gov-
nistjs
today
where
they
want
to
ernment
has
so
far
said
is
that
it
h
I
'
ana
means
oi
noiuing
uuwn
.climbing
defence
production
costs.
draw
the
cease-fire
line
In
Ko
'
'
,
t
i
vim
ran
lo
tne
lruKon.
i
unt.n
next
June.
H
le
was
spending!
Tne
extension
covers,
wages,
-s
!,,m'
'
Metlakatla.
;
price,
rent
and
other
emergency
irvcv
at
Metlakatla
!a
curbs
rea
and
why.
Vice-Admiral
C.
Turner
Joy,
would
co-operate
but
Insisted
on
complete
nationalization.
The
ambassador
and
Mr.
Harriman
were
to
leave
Tehran
today
for
London.
It
was
another
chapter
in
the
critical
issue
of
price
Inflation
chief
United
Nations
delegate.
Mi-el
out
by
Fred
Nash,
I
Gordon
M.
Rhodes,
22-year-old
son
of
Mrs.
C
S.
Viers
of
Prince
Rupert,
is
doing
well
In
the
University
Hospital
at
Ert-
in
the
two
countries
brought
to
;
eXpiamed
tne
A1ed
position
in
New
York
and
Pittsburgh
were
not
scheduled.
Yesterday's
big
league
scores:
National
Boston
e,
Cincinnati
2.
Brooklyn
9,
Chicago
1.
Philadelphia
7,
St.
Louis
0.
American
Chicago
10,
Boston
13.
Cleveland
9,
New
York
4.
Detroit
6,
Washington
3.
St.
Louis
6,
Philadelphia
4.
ie
new
municipality.
Mr.
Howe's
attention
by
Eric
.mil
.v
reels,
water
svs-
imonton
after
having
sustained
aiva,
school
sites
are
irvryed
as
well
as
a
nvisiiin.
Auto
Industry
Labor
Trouble
fractured
arm,
face
lacerations
and
split
lip
in
an
airplane
crash
near
the
Alberta
capital.
As
soon
as
he
is
able
to
travel,
Boy
Fired
Apartment
to
existing
sites
made
and
the
main
!
he
will
be
returning
to
his
home
I;
.si
ill
be
that
which
detail
as
the
negotiators
got
down
to
the
meat
of
the
armistice
talks
in
their
11th
meeting
at
Kaesong.
Admiral
Joy
talked
52
minutes
without
lnterrupation.
He
gave
the
Reds
two
marked
military
maps
to
picture
his
position.
Five
Communist
generals
made
no
comment.
Instead,
they
asked
for
and
got
an
adjournment
until
10
a.m.
Saturday
(5
p.m.
today
i
when
it
is
expected
they
will
deliver
their
answer.
General
understanding
is
that
the
United
Nations
is
pressing
ong
in
alignment
with
j
Johnston,
U.S.
economic
stabil-!
izer,
in
a
meeting
here
about
a
I
month
ago.
The
U.S.
has
expressed
con-
cern,
for
example,
over
a
recent
!
six-cent-a-pound
rise
in
the
j
cost
of
Canadian
nickel
and
a
i
$10-a-tOn
Increase
in
the
price
of
Canadian
newsprint.
Canada
j
is
the
world's
main
supplier
of
both
these
items.
I
However,
Canada
has
pointed
I
out
to
the
U.S.
that,
though
she
virtually
sets
the
world
price
on
!
these
two
items,
the
United
line.
New
streets
are
BASEBALL-
SAN
FRANCISCO
H
Chief
Homicide
Inspector
Frank
Ahem
to
the
rear.
ill
also
be
applied
to
said
Tuesday
that
a
17-year-old
DETROIT
(CP)
Labor
unrest
in
the
autmotive
industry
grew
Thursday
as
Ford
Motor
Co.
was
threatened
with
a
country-wide
shutdown.
A
wildcat
strike
at
the
Chrysler
Corporation
went
into
its
second
day,
making
idle
22,500
here
to
complete
his
recuperation
before
going
back
to
his
flying
course.
Rhodes
and
his
Fleet
Canuck
plane
came
to
grief
when
a
control
cable
broke
and
he
went
into
a'
bank
at
altitude
of
1800
feet,
landing
in
a
ploughed
field
18
miles
northwest
of
Edmon-
nut
these
have
not
newsboy
had
admitted
setting
an
elected.
"We'll
have
to
apartment
house
fire
which
took
ut
that
soon,"
said
the
lives
of
eight
persons
here
Pacific
Coast
Seattle
2,
San
Diego
15
Fortland
10.
Sacramento
5
Oakland
6,
Hollywood
4
Superintendent
F.
E.
1
Sunday.
Must
likely
some
of
j
Afterf
several
days
of
investi-
States
sets
the
price
on
a
host
for
a
demilitarized
zone
roughly
Dodge
workers.
At
the
Hudson
plant
10,000
on-
He
was
rescued
by
a
farmer
San
Francisco
5,
Los
Angeles
3
0I
other
commodities.
ted
pioneer
figures
in
i
gallon.
Fire
Marshal
Frank
Kelly
along
the
present
battleline.
The
western
international
t
the
village
will
be
i
said
the
blaze
had
been
set
off
ENJOYS
COAST
CRUSE
Mr.
Justice
J.
O.
(Jack)
Wilson
who
saw
the
crash.
The
student
pilot
graduated
workers
remained
idle.
A
Ford
parts
plant
at
Monroe,
In
other
words.
If
there
is
to
Communists
want
it
along
the
be
any
strong
rein
on
rising
38th
parallel.
!iled
such
as
'Dun-1
by'
gasoline
or
some
other
sol-e.
Morrison.'
"
vent
Booth
Memorial
High
Michigan,
was
hit
by
a
walkout
;
from
prices,
the
initiative
has
to
be
Tacoma
2.
Wenatchee
5
Spokane
9!
Tri-City
0
SaJem
2,
Yakima
3
Victoria.
2,
Vancouver
3.
School
here
two
years
ago
and
had
been
with
the
engineering
department
of
Columbia
Cellulose
Co.
until
July
1
when
he
of
1600
workers
and
forced
to
close.
Ford
said
in
a
statement
that
continued
loss
of
parts
from
the
Monroe
plant
will
force
a
iburg,
Once
Graveyard
taken
by
the
U.S.
Mr.
Johnston
came
away
from
the
meeting
expressing
satisfaction
with
Canada's
anti-inflationary
policies.
He
pointed
out,
however,
that,
though
the
U.S.
has
applied
direct
nrice
controls
on
commodi-
shutdown
of
all
Ford
operations
left
for
Edmonton
to
attend
the
in
the
country.
flying
school.
,
Impressive
feature
of
the
trip
up
the
coast
for
the
judge
was
a
crossing
of
Vancouver
Island
from
Port
Hardy
to
Coal
Harbor
on
the
West
Coast
for
a
day's
trip
on
a
whaling
sh!p.
The
judge
witnessed
the
chase
and
killing
of
one
of
the
Dig
mammals
and
he
did
not
like
it
very
much.
"They
are
su:h
friendly
and
innocent
big
fel-
Funeral
of
Lewis
Kemp
Thursday
Of
Ships,
Bright
Again
Funeral
was
held
yesterday
for1
ties.
Canada
has
not.
MI
HIRG
(Reuters)
Six
years
ago
the
great
TODAY'S
STOCKS
waport
of
Hamburrr
was
a
graveyard
of
I
I
P.-
it
f..
ir
(.
rn.nr.-
mil
r
(,r.,
"il'mrley
8.
l.
Jnhiivtnn
Cn.
Ltd.).
with
almost
3000
hulks
lying
half-submerged
j
TtW
a
Lewis
Kemp,
80,
who
died
Mon-1
Mr.
Wilson
chose
the
Indus-day
In
Prince
Rupert
General
'
trial
Mobilization
Commutes
Hospital.
He
had
been
a
resident
,
meeting
as
a
means
of
reopen-here
for
20
years.
Rev.
Dr.
E.
A.
i
ing
these
problems
and
attempt-Wright
officiated.
Burial
was
at
!
ing
to
reach
agreement
with
Falrview
Cemetery
with
B.C.
Canada
on
a
Joint
anti-lnfla-Undertakers
In
charge.
1
tionary
policy.
harbor.
The
citv
itsplf
lav
dourl
under
acre
little
smarter
those
whalers
would
never
be
able
to
get
'ere
of
bombed
ruins.
them.1
Weather
Synopsis
Skies
are
clear
throughout
southern
British
Columbia
again
today
and
in
this
region
it
will
continue
dry
and
warm
tomorrow.
Variable
cloudiness
is
expected
in
the
central
and
northern
Interior
today
and
tomorrow
with
scattered
thunderstorms
this
afternoon.
Skies
will
remain
cloudy
along
the
north
coast
with
showers
expected
tomorrow
from
a
weather
disturbance
now
moving
into
the
Gulf
of
Alaska.
Forecast
North
coast
region
Cloudy
with
a
few
sunny
intervals
today.
Cloudy
tomorrow
with
showers
in
the
northern
section.
Little
change
in
temperature.
Winds
northwest,
today,
southerly
(15t
tomorrow.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
tomorrow
Port
Hardy
50
and
65,
Sandspit
and
Prince
Rupert
52
and
65.
Almost
every
means
of
water
transportation
has
been
experienced
by
the
judge
during
the
trip
on
which
the
cannery
officialsMr.
Walker
and
Ross
Defence
Bill
Enormous
Many
big
office
buildings
are
new,
others
have
been
fully
repaired.
Brand-new
are
nearly
nil
the
shops,
cafes,
restaurants,
are
making
a
rcii-
sidewalks,
street
lamps
and
road
;
Nicholson
lian
1,000,000
persons
panic-stricken
during
n'Kht
stretch
of
con-Vllied
bombing
which
crippled
more
than
who
left
the
city
did
n
until
long
after
the
1
d,
and
Hamburg
re-i
eml-deerted,
burned
until
after
the
hungry
:
l!Hii-47.
all
that
is
changed
l
.S.
to
Spend
$25
Billion
OeCrnding:
Allies
surfaces.
leral
inspection
of
operations
New.
too.
are
manv
of
the
along
the
coast.
They
have
been
streetcars
and
nearly
all
the
mo-!
at
Namu
and
up
Rivers
and!
WASHINGTON,
DC.
0i
Sector
vehicles.
Smith's
Inlet
including
one
short
relary
of
State
Dean
Acheson
Surest
sign
of
recovery
is
the
airplane
jaunt.
set
before
Congress
Thursday
a
port
itself.
"It's
great
to
get
away
from
world-wide
aid
program
which
A
reconstructed
petrol
eum
business
cares
on
a
trip
like
j
would
cost
$25,000,000,000
for
port
greets
Incoming
ships.
More
this,"
His
Lordship
said
appre-
I
defence
of
American
allies
In
than
ever
before,
Hamburg
to-
datively.
the
next
three
years.
fn
energy
and
American
day
is
becoming
one
of
the
main
I
Mr.
Justice
j.
o.
Wilson
is
a
i
That
Is
the
price,
Acheson
Aid
have
combined
to
a
town
centre
which,
few
gaps
here
and
'k-s
sparkling,
fresh
and
VANCOUVER
American
Standard
14
Bralorne
6.20
B
R
X
03
Cariboo
Quartz
1.17
Giant
Mascot
f.00
Indian
Mines
20
V3
Pend
Oreille
,
7.20
Pioneer
1.90
Premier
Broder
30
Privateer
10
Reeves
McDonald
4.10
Reno
03
Sheep
Creek
1.58
Silbak
Premier
38
Vananda
12
Silver
Standard
2
40
Western
Uranium
2.72
Oils-Anglo
Canadian
6.15
A
P
Con
46
Atlantic
3.00
Calmont
1.20
C
&
E
14.30
Central
Leduc
2
25
Home
Oil
15.75
Mercury
14
Okalta
'2
50
Princess
1.35
Royal
Canadian
124
Royalite
14
85
TORONTO
Athona
063i
Aumaque
.21
Beattle
45
"2
Bevcourt
.46
Buffalo
Canadian
?o
Consol.
Smelters
153.00
Conwest
-
2.91
Donalda
.49
Eldona
20
East
Sullivan
8.75
Giant
Yellowknife
;
8.40
God's
Lake
.33
;
Hardrock
16
Harricana
v
08'
4
Heva
.14
Jacknife
OR
Joliet
Quebec
'
.53
Little
Long
Lac
72
Lynx
14
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.15
McKenzie
Red
Lake
....
.45
McLeod
Cockshutt
2.80
Moneta
32
Negus
.70
Noranda
72.50
Louvicourt
1634
Pickle
Crow
1.60
San
Antonio
2
50
Senator
Rouyn
17',j
Sherrlt
Gordon
2
92
Steep
Rock
6
65
Silver
Miller
1
30
Upper
Canada
162
Golden
Manitou
7.10
TIDES
-
-
Saturday.
July
28.
1951
(Pacific
Standard
Time)
High
10:00
145
feet
21:36
17.7
feet
Low
,
3:36
6.8
feet.
15:14
10.5
feet
Toronto
Fire
Hits
Firemen
TORONTO
CT
S
m
o
k
e
and
fumes
from
a
burning
plastics
warehouse
In
downtown
Toronto
knocked
out
fifty
firemen
who
were
fighting
the
Bre
that
gutted
basement
and
ground
floor
of
the
building
early
today.
Two
of
the
firemen
are
in
serious
condition.
Damage
is
estimated
at
between
$100,000
to
$150,000.
Loss
was
to
upper
floors
of
the
four-storey
building.
well-known
former
northerner.
I
said,
to
counter
Russia's
designs
He
practised
as
a
young
lawyer
.
and
bring
about
"an
era
of
genu-at
Prince
George
for
several
ine
relaxation
of
tension."
SAVED
AT
SEA
t
centres
of
Europe's
oil-refining
Industry
with
huge
installations
belonging
to
American,
British
and
German
oil
combines.
Down
the
River
Elbe,
in
the
years
and
was
ior
some
time
:
Acheson
said
that
Spain
would
secretary
of
the
Associated
f
get
a
share
of
the
money
he
did
trERNATIONAI
heart
of
the
port,
there
is
still
Boards
of
Trade
of
Central
Brit-
i
not
say
how
much
but
added
IPSWICH,
England
t?
Five
,
youths
who
escaped
from
thej
Borstal
institution
at
Hollesley
Bay,
near
here,
were
rescued
;
from
a
small
sailing
dinghy
!
drifting
helplessly
14
miles
off
Clacton.
The
lads
spent
a
night
in
the
stolen
boat.
a
lot
of
rubble,
broken
metai,
BASEBALL
SUNDAY
ish
coiumoia.
ueiore
Demg
eu-
"considerable
time
must
elapse"
vated
to
the
Supreme
Court:
before
Spain
could
be
admitted
bench
a
few
years
ago,
he
was
into
the.
North
Atlantic
Treaty
a
County
Court
judge.
,
Alliance.
'ilde-header
Feature
ETnilKnv
...
stone
and
brick.
But
where
bombers
really
razed
the
buildings,
there
now
stands
the
mile-long
new
"Shed
75"
a
continuous,
air-conditioned
warehouse
for
perishable
goods.
.
Today,
the
port
of
Hamburg
has
been
restored
to
60
per
cent
of
its
pre-war
capacity.
Last
year
it
received
11,500
oceangoing
ships,
compared
with
300
RrpERT
ALL-STARS
1:30
p.m.
Keep
Up
with
the
Jones'
PHONE
99
available
at
Grotto
M"'P
antf
Rllri'c
Plana
in
1945.
l-
-
s