Today's
Weather
prince
Rupert
Part
cloudy,
light
north
northeast
wind;
barometer,
29.32;
temperature,
30;
sea
smooth.
instruction
Program
Before
Federal
Labor
Minister
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1932
and
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business
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and
patronage
in
the
past
j
employees
of
the
company
are
hope
for
a
continuance
of
'shareholders,
they,
along
with
the
eir
mutual
goodwill
in
the
fut-
family
of
the
late
Mr.
Kldd
com-
thn
entire
list
of
share-
-cnty-onc
years
ago
our
first
holders,
which
makes
"Overwaltea
c,
a
very
small
one.
was
ouencd
the
city
of
New
Westminster,
and
nv
nnr.(
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vvuinv;iij
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anil
wini
ui
who
remember
the
eenial
a
Jolly
personality
of
the
man
vm
IV
tVVUVl
V
IklUU,
a
truly
100
percent
British
Colum
bla
organization"
now
opcraun
Lhlrtv
stoics
within
this
province,
i
We
have
a
reputation
to
upholi
of
selling
quality
merchandise
at
consistently
low
prices
and
for
lair
and
honourable
dealings
with
our
patrons.
We
feel
the
responslbllty
of
this
obligation
to
our
patrons,
and
we
assure
you
that
It
is
our
earnest
endeavour
to
Justify
the
confidence
that
you
nave
piu..
in
this
Company
for
the
past
21
years.
For
the
week
commomoratlrg
.hi
Anniversary
we
have
planned
our
TClOr
down
thn
Inn
llnp
nf
I
tnkP
full
advantage
OI
uif.u
cue-iiu
ior
clerks
anri
nrrr
..i.fiini..
nffprlncs
on
quality
merchandise.
on
a
housewives
take
note.
co-operative
profit
shar-
Thrifty
Fears
are
entertained
for
John
Nord,
a
28-year
old
Norwegian
crab
fisherman
of
Wales
Island,
who
has
been
missing
since
February
11
when
he
left
Wales
Island
for
Prince
Rupert
with
a
load
of
crabs
aboard
his
gasboat,
having
not
been
seen
since,
so
far
as
can
be
learned.
Provincial
police
are
endeavoring
to
obtain
tiny
possible
Information
as
to
the
man's
where-l
bouts.
Nord
was
five
feet
six
inches
in
height
and
weighed
140
pounds.
He
was
clean
shaven
and
had
fair
hair.
He
was
a
naturalized
Canadian.
He
is
single
and
has
no
relatives
in
this
country.
The
boat
In
which
the
man
is
missing
is
an
ordinary
gill-net
craft
with
the
letters
"J.
N."
on
the
bow.
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LIBRARY
MEETING
Earl
Beatty
Now
-
Somewhat
Better
Iniprovement
in
Condition
of
Former
Admiral
of
Fleet
Is
Reported
LONDON,
March
10:
(CP)
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B.C.
s.
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-
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
MARCH
10,
1936
TO
KEEP
CONTROL
C.
C.
F.
Agrees
That
Province
Should
Rctain
Master'
Of
Finances
VICTORIA,
March
10:
(CP)
That
the
C.
C.
F.
Opposition
is
opposed
to
control
from
Ottawa
of
British
Columbia
finances
in
the
event
of
the
province
accepting
the
loan
council
scheme
to
refund
its
debt
is
indicated
by
a
motion
placed
on
ihe
order
paper
of
the
Legislature
by
Harold
Wiiich,
Left
Winp;
member
for
Vancouver
East.
Premier
T.
D.
Pattullo
has
already
placed
himself
definitely
on
record
as
being:
opposed
to
such
control.
PENSIONS
TO.
BLIND:
Minister
of
Finance
Sympathizes
With
Idea
But
Says
it
Cannot
Be
Done
This
Year
OTTAWA,
March;
10:
(CP)
The
Hous.
of
Commons
yesterday
pass-
mbcr
of
Parliament
for
Bur
suppose
that
money
could
be
found
,
Ut-ular
Monthly
Meeting
of
Board
Cd
a
resolution
to
cdhslder
paying
u,
v
wic
w-uk
vim
iJ.-s-m.
j
"
-
uemi
basi
livening
pensions
to
blind
persons
over
the
Hen.
Norman
Itoccrs.
minister
that
Canada
could
aliord
a
?encr
labor,
a
program
ofcohstructloti'
ous-program
Of
'public
works
to
re
Elevated
to
Supreme
Court
Of
Canada
Bench
I
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Hfnl
in.
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th?
Suureme
Court
of
Canada
here
today
at
the
age
of
70
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Vancouver
Wheat
VANCOUVER.
March
10:
(CP)
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w
;age
of
40.
Hon.
Chae.s.
A.
Dunning,
'The
morithfy
meeting
of
the
pub-
minister
of
finance.
-said
trie
library
hoard
was
held
last
ommonf
-nc
n-mniihtii.
f-
th
prices.
The
books
will
be
reinforced
regretted
the
opposition
for
library
use.
j
government
to
the
Idea.
As
a
result
of
the
Junior
Cham-
j
ber
of
"
Commerce
campaign
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In
sup-
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nil
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vancing
to
82bC
today.
BAR
SILVER
NEW
YORK,
March
10:
(CP)
t
province
was
formed
in
1905,
Bar
silver
was
unchanged
at
4434C
career
was
M
wi
v
a
long
and
dis-
per
ounce
on
the
local
metal
market
today.
0VERWAITEA
CELEBRATES
21st
Anniversary
MARCH
12th,
1915
MARCH
12th,
1936
donated.
This
response
has
been
greatly
appreciated.
The
chairman
reported
on
a
communication
received
from
Mr.
Lamb,
provincial
library
commissioner.
No
provincial
funds,
were
considered
available
to
provide
the
library
with
technical
books.
The
matter
will
again
be
taken
up
with
Hon.
Dr.
G.
M.
Weir.
Circulation
figures
for
the
month
were
presented
as
follows:
Fiction,
2664;
non-flctlon,
641;
Juvenile,
694;
pay,
416;
total,
4415.
Books
added,
50.
Borrowers
added,
29.
CELEBRATE
j
Following
the
arrival
at
the
end
'
of
the
week
from
Vancouver,
where
I
they
were
recently
married,
of
Mr.
land
Mrs.
Komao
Mlwa,
the
local
j
Japanese
colony
has
been
en
fete
In
honor
of
the
popular
newlyweds.
Mr.
Mlwa
Is
the
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
K.
Mlwa
of
this
city.
The
bride
was
formerly
Miss
Kiyoka
Matsumara
Slight
improvement
in
the
condl-
C.
S.
Obata
was
toastmaster
and
the
tion
of
Earl
David
Beatty,
former
.
program,
which
was
in
full
swing
Arlmlr-1
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moof
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nnt
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II
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pnnslstprt
nf
snnprhps.
Election
,
Jl
HIV
1
ICtl)
WHO
A.W.V.
"
'
I'
'
last
night
and
Is
being
maintained,
'
singing,
dancing
and
music.
There
.
a
medical
bulletin
states.
Earlier
i
were
congratulatory
speecnes
Dy
k.
last
evening.
Dhyslclans
had
de-
Tsumura
and
H.
Deguchl.
scribed
the
condition
of
the
fa-
mous
sailor
as
"extremely
grave."
Earl
Beatty
contracted
a
chlll
while
attending
the
funeral
of
King
George
and,
with
a
heart
compll-
music
and
refreshments,
cation,
his
condition
has
since
been
On
Sunday
night
a
ladles'
alarming.
He
Is
65
years
of
age.
C.
N.
R.
steamer
Prince
John,
Capt.
Nell
McLean,
coming
north
on
a
regular
voyage
from
Vancouver
ban-
quet
was
held.
Mrs.
C.
S.
Obata
was!
toastmlstrcss
and
there
were
about'.
forty
ladles
present.
Dancing
and
singing
were
enjoyed
and
there
were
congratulatory
speeches
by
via
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
Mrs.
Tom
Shlmlzu
and
Miss
Kane
outstanding
consumer
values
in
all,
left
Queen
Charlotte
City
at
8
o'-1
Yamanacka.
Specially
invited
stores
and
we
mvitc
you
ioicjock
mis
morning
ior
iuas-n
iu-SVti5t3
wclc
ivirs.
jamcs
lei
ano
snouio
arrive
nere
some
uoya,
Mr.
ana
Mrs.
.
rans
warne,
time
tomorrow
morning,
possibly
Miss
E.
G.
Lenox
and
Miss
Blng-around.noon.
Iham.
fjs
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
BADMINTON
TEAM
HOME
of
tne
ert's
representative
team
carried
off
the
honors,
winning
by
a
score
of
13
games
to
7.
I
Upon
arrival
at
the
paper
town
the
players
were
entertained
at
a
very
enjoyable
dinner-dance
Sat
urday
evening
in
the
hotel
unde:
Adolf
Hitler's
peace
offers
before
my
drastic
steps
be
considered
by
the
League.
Later
a
reliable
source
reported
that
Eden
had
offered
France
"strong
military
guarantees"
If
she
was
willing
to
negotiate
with
Germany.
The
exact
nature
of
the
proposal
was
not
defined.
In
French
official
quarters
con
slderable
disappointment
has
been
expressed
at
.the
attitude
of
Great
Britain
In,
apparently,
overlooking
the
terms
of
the
Treaty
of
Ver
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f
,
,
I
Referring
to
the
proposed,
fall
night.
Those
present
were
Frank
idea
but
held
no
hope
for
such
pen-
locals
Had
Very
Enjoyable
Week-
sa,"s
and
Locarno
Pact
under
.
,
t
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nrnl-n
tho
tnilltarw
rp-nniinnUnn
rA.nrfiiin'i
f
Inn
.
session
oi
in.
-.ecisiaiure,
rremier
ljidd.
cnairman.
t.
a.
macK.
secre-
s
ons
this
vi!ir
cnu
excursion
to
uccan
rails
"
-
w
r.
JUStiCC
LcimOnt
attull
that'
as
no
sprlng
tary-
Mrs-
-
H-
Arnold.
R-E-
A.
A.
Heaps,
C.
C.
F.
member
for
session
might
be
held
next
year.
Moore,
W.
H.
Tobey
and
Miss
Doro-
1
Winnipeg
North,
dropped
his
reso-
The
badminton
teim
rpnrpni
of
the
Rhineland
could
be
consid
ered
a
"hostile
act
of
aggression."
of
support
to
PaSSeS
111
Ottawa
thCrC
k",
I
thLRUf
,5
,
.
I1""0"
l
Pay
penSinS
t0
311
men
lnS
Prin
R"Pt.
returned
Britain's
is
promise
considered
--"
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a.,u
u
wic
sc
-i
siAij
night
aboard
the
Algle
from
Ocean
;
session
next
year
rather
than
a
fall
other
$50
on
new
books
for
the
free
who
were
willing
to
retire
from
Falls
where
the
first
of
a
serie
?
in
Public
Life
Before
Being
session
this
year
they
could
say
so.
shelves
to
be
purchased
at
sale
their
jobs.
In
doing
so.
he
said
he
0f
came!
was
nlavpd
Prinri
Run.
as
"vague"
and
it
is
believed
here
that
that
country
has
no
intention
of
supporting
sanctions
against
Germany
as
a
result
of
the
re-occupation.
It
was
announced
last
night
that
the
Soviet
Republic
and
the
Little
and
Balkan
Ententes
were
supporting
France
in
the
demand
on
Germany
for
respect
of
treaties.
Bel-
Bm
has
backed
up
the
French
de-
the
auspices
of
the
Ocean
Fall,
Badminton
Club.
Very
keenly
contested
matches
Local
Coloncy
en
Fete
For
Mr.
And
were
played
Sunday
afternoon
and
Mrs.
Komao
Miwa
Who
Were
Recently
Married
evening,
after
which
the
Rupert
team
boarded
the
Algie
to
return
home.
Dictator,
Robert
Elkins.
Past
Dictator,
Floyd
Eby.
Vice-Dictator,
Alfred
Ritchie.
Prelate,
James
Schubert.
Secretary,
Louis
Cromp.
Treasurer,
Martin
Erlckson.
Sergeant-at-Arms,
Cecil
Marr.
maim
iui
wituuiawai
,ui
uu-ps
from
the
Rhineland.
Hitler
Adamant
BERLIN,
March
10:
Reichsfuehrer
Adolf
Hitler
yesterday
bluntly
refused
the
French
demand
that
The
local
players
are
looking
.
tronn,
.y-
frnm
forward
to
the
opportunity
of
re-
Rhlneland
lor
to
negotiatlons
VU4
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V44U
QltUUlU
4
4
4V4
MA
44
W
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shown
them
at
Ocean
Falls,
when
the
return
matches
are
played.
Those
going
on
the
trip
were:
Mrs.
J.
H.
Horton.
the
Misses
Bessie
Thompson
Frances
Cross,
'Elsie
Davis,
N.
McKay,
Nellie
Lawrence
Vancouver
on
February
27
and
the
Peterson,
Harry
Ward
couple
arrived
In
the
city
on
the
caffcry
and
Art
Cull.
Venture
last
Friday
night
from
the
south
to
take
up
residence
here
On
Saturday
night
in
honor
of
fiirilftl
IVInfKP
quet
In
the
Japanese
Hall
on
Fulton
Street,
about
seventy
being
present.
Mike
Mc-
being
opened
for
a
new
peace
arrangement
to
take
the
place
of
the
Treaty
of
Versailles
and
the
Locarno
Pact.
Premier
Baldwin
LONDON,
March
10:
Speaking
Tomorrow's
Tides
High
2:45
ajn.
20.8
ft.
15:10
p.m.
18.8
ft.
Low
-..
9:14
a.m.
4.0
ft.
21:14
p.m.
6.0
ft.
PRICE:
5
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BY-ELECTIONS
WILL
BE
HELD
IN
JUNE,
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Throne
and
Discusses
a
Number
Of
Important
Matters
VICTORIA,
March
10:
(CP)
By-elections
to
fill
the
i
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i
t
t
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held
about
June,'
i'remier
T.
D.
Pattullo
announced
.
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,
.
n
one
av
as
ne
cioseu
me
aeDaie
in
reniy
to
trie
sneecn
the
Throne.
Answering
criticisms
against
the
delay,
Il....iit
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tUnf
iiMitAtinMnnri
1
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,1
.
SSISTANCE
IS
NEEDED
members
of
the
government
had
interfered'
with
calling
the
by-elections.
Refunding,
municipal
aid
and
other
issues
could
not
be
decided
at
this
session,
Mr.
Pattullo
said,
but
"something"
would
be
done
this
summer.
He
declared
that
his
administration
had
done
all
possible
to
alleviate
the
province's
position.
Referring
to
war
alarms
In
Europe,
the
Premier
contended
that
billions
had
been
spent
on
the
Oreat
War.
Nations
were
arming
again
and
the
international
outlook
was
disturbing.
If
billions
could
be
FISHERMAN
IS
MISSING
Fears
Held
For
Safety
of
John
Nord
Who
Left
Wales
Island
February
11
For
Here
j
Immediate
Help
in
Ousting
Of
German
Armies
From
Rhineland
Is
Denied
at
Meeting
in
Paris
FORMER
MEMBER
OF
PARLIAMENT
BURNED
4
TO
DEATH
AT
SYDNEY
SYDNEY
MINES,
N.S.,
March
10:
(CP)
Confined
to
bed
by
Anthony
Eden
Argues
For
Thorough
Examination
Of
Hitler's
Peace
Offers
Before
Any
Drastic
Step
Is
Taken
Reichsfuehrer
Bluntly
Refuses
To
Withdraw
PARIS,
Mar'ch
10:
(CP)
Great
Britain
today
refused
a
paralytic
stroke
and
power-
the
French
request
for
immediate
help
in
ousting
the
Ger-
less
to
protect
himself
when
man
armies
from
the
Rhineland
and
the
French
govern-
the
'
bedclothes
caueht
fire
while
he
was
apparently
smok-
ing
a
pipe.
Dr.
L.
W.
Johnstone,
t
former
Member
of
Parliament.
suffered
fatal
burns
at
his
home
on
Monday.
He
was
76
years
of
age.
Dr.
Johnstone
'
was
a
Conservative
and
for
Cape
Breton-North
Victoria,
having
been
defeated
in
the
general
election
last
year.
ment
issued
a
general
appeal
to
League
of
Nations
members
for
support
in
"the
fight
for
peace."
At
a
conference
of
the
Locarno
Pact
signatories,
to
consider
the
situation
following
Germany's
military
re-?;
occupation
of
the
Rhineland,
For
eign
Secretary
Anthony
Eden
of
Great
Britain
argued
for
a
thor-
many
years
was
member
for
r,1?n
examination
of
Reichsfuehrer
DEFENCE
IS
NOVEL
Promise
of
Daughter's
Hand
Enters
Into
County
Court
Action
Here
A
novel
defence
has
been
put
forward
in
a
civil
action
which
is
now
before
the
County
Court
here
but
whether
or
not
it
will
be
accepted
by
Judge
W.
E.
Fisher
,
remalns.to
.be.
seen,
this.
week.
.
The
plaintiff,
W:
Giszlk,
of
Sea-ton,
whose
counsel
is
W.
O.
Ful-
i
ton,
Is
suing1
Emlle
Gildner
of
Vanarsdol,
for
whom
J.
T.
Harvey
is
acting,
for
$770,
the
claim
being
hat
this
money
was
put
up
fjr
'.he
purchase
of
land
near
Copper
River
but
that
he
converted
it
to
his
own
use.
The
defence
is
that
the
$770
was
paid
over
as
consideration
for
a
promise
by
defendant
to
perm.t
plaintiff
to
marry
defendant's
laughter
and
that
the
marriage
took
place.
Taking
of
evidence
In
the
cas
was
completed
r
naay,
witnesses
being
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Giczlk
for
the
plaintiff
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Gildner
for
the
defendant.
The
case
had
been
adjourned
until
Wednesday
for
completion
of
argument.
PEACE
ROAD
IS
SUBJECT
Before
a
good
gathering
of
members
and
visitors,
J.
G.
Johns
gave
and
Olive
Munro
and
R.
D.
Greggor,
offor
nctnt
.n)hnm,
rHo-
nrituh'a
very
Interesting
reading
on
the
of
Vancouver.
The
marriage
took
w.
Bryant,
Walter
and
Bertie
Forel-n
secretary
in
the
House
of
'
"Rad
t0
Peace"
before
th
local
place
with
United
Church
rites
in
cross,
J.
Murray,
W.
Murray,
Pete
Commons
yesterday
Prime
Minister
'
British-Israel
Society
last
night.
Stanley
Baldwin
reiterated
Eden's
Peoples
everywnere
wamea
peace
declaration
that,
in
the
event
of
an
Statesmen
throughout
the
world
attack
by
Germany,
whiciv
how-!
proclaimed
their
devotion
to
the
ever,
was
considered
Improbable,
cause
of,
peace.
The
League
Coven-Great
Britain
would
go
to
the
aid
ant,
the
Pact
of
Paris,
Locarno
Pnpt
thp
Wnshlnetnn
Naval
Treaty.
riaiiLC
ui
ucigiuiu,
111.
diiii.ii
'
-
a
NaitlP
OlllCPrS
fCC
Premier,
however,
made
a
plea
for
had
becn
successively
proclalm-lmm.
vniv.i.
a
better
undrstandlng
between
ed
as
assuring
peace
for
the
future.
France
and
Germany.
There
could
Yet,
in
the
face
of
all
this,
the
never
be
peace
In
Europe
as
long
Took
Place
Last
Saturday
ll
.
.
.
......
.
.
susnicion
ana
distrust
ennunuea
uuu
wa
w
mwiv
vv""'vo
!nii
inua
.iiimi
i
in
nn
iiriu
End
of
This
Week
between
the
two
nations.
peace
tne
nations
must
nave
ieaa-
Lloyds,
usually
ready
to
sell
in-
ers
courageous
enough
to
present
suranpp
on
nnvthtnir
rpfmpH
vp.
international
developments
in
their
On
Sunday
afternoon
there
was
a;
The
local
Junior
Moose
Lodge
has
iorr,-v
nwn
tn
tu
-.nra1
.
true
light.
Each
nation
must
share
children's
party
In
honor
of
the,
elected
officers
for
the
ensuing
..rtiintv
nf
thn
dtnati
"
tn
mmtn
tha
responsibility
when
failure
oc-
couple
with
about
one
hundred!
year
as
follows:
children
present.
There
was
singing,
Governor,
D.
C.
Schubert,
odds
on
the
uossibilltv
of
war
curred
or
De
entitled
to
credit
wnen
breaking
out
in
the
near
future
in
there
was
satisfactory
accomplish-Europe.
i
ment.
Foreign
Secretary
Anthony
Eden
0nly
ln
thls
way
culd
lutcr-left
London
last
night
for
Parts
to
national
relations
be
put
on
a
basis
attend
a
conference
today
of
sle-
conducive
to
mutual
respect
and
natories
of
the
Locarno
Pact.
Inner
Guard,
Alex
Strachan.
Union
steamer
Catala,
Capt.
Outer
Guard,
William
Hale.
Vimes
Flndlay,
arrived
In
port
at
satisfactory
neace
until
Christ,
the
Trustees
Donald
Blake
and
8:45
this
morning
from
Stewart,
Prince
of
Peace,
came
to
take
the
Jamcs
Greer.
,
Anyox
and
other
northern
points
throne
of
his
father,
David,
and
of
The
installation.
of
officers
will
and
sailed
at
1:30
this
afternoon
his
government
there
should
be
no
take
place
next
Saturday.
,
for
Vancouver
and
waypolnts.
end.
regard.
The
League
of
Nations
could
not
bring
peace,
went
on
the
speaker.
There
would
be
no
permanent
and
...
;
:.