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Weather
(8
AM.)
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No.
248.
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wo
rrfciicn
vessels
Mrc
MttacKea
ir
Pirates
Active
In
Mediterranean:
Sub
Chaser
Fired
Further
to
iNon-intcrvcntion
tommittee
borai
civu
war
non-uitcr-
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VANrxitrvKR.
Oct.
25:
(CP)
vpiiaMVl
VUI1I1UUIIW
Vaibll
vm
Avenue
and
proved
to
be
a
!
successful
affair.
Manv
ladles
pnitj
Ocorge
Howe
was
general
wtriiiy
ana
mts,
a.
nauico.
rnnrtu
tf..
m
ii.
1
J
s.
Black
with
Miss
Betty
rrtAw
.
.
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Mrs.
Vrnnlr
fllica
enrvHntirs
u
t
Ik
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4
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Evans,
Mrs.
G,
W.
Ruddcrham
h
the
evening
there
were
fif-
til
T9h
HR
It.
U4
Dna&c.
mc
prize
wu
lauit'a
irst
vu?
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Mrs
cionrtrr
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ntiromi
mnn
tnnMAr
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vtiu
niajvt
tiiiumcs.
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Bhtrn
refresn.
.
ffature
of
the
cvcnltnr
was
the
--"S
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me
drawlnirs
fnr
raff
e
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winners
were:
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Cash.
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111
Cash.
Mn
Wnllx.
Tlmmn.
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m
Cash,
Mr.
Tyssc,
334.
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n
Cash,
V.
Orlmsson..
321.
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n
Cash.
H.
b.
Eastman,
r,,
K.Cash'
A'
Sinclair,
204.
Tim
Miller.
22.
Has
Hope
Still
For
Lost
Flier
Che
POUT
MAHON,
Minorca,
Oct.
25:
(CP)
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uni-
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fall
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Barcelona
yesterday
and
the
J
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Unfile
cscapru
in
uu
Russia
Withdrawing
it.
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Plymouth,
chairman
of
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h
Mrs.
Anarew
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SUCCESSFUL
Huh
Hrlrl
Kalnrflsv
AflrrnoOlt
1
annual
bazaar
of
the
local
SUCCUMBED
TO
INJURY
Mrs.
Andrew
Mouat
of
Vancouver
Fatally
Injured
When
Street
Cars
Crush
Automobile
when
a
car
In
which
she
was
rid
riz
with
her
husband
and
two
other
persons
was
crushed
between
!
two
street
cars
near
the
Canadian
National
Railways
station
on
Mali.
Street.
The
other
occupants
of
the
car
sustained
Injuries
which
were
not
serious.
Brother
of
Kinssford-Smilli
Wil'
Aid
Search
In
Jungle
of
Malay
SAN
FRANCISCO,
Oct.
25:
(CP)
R.
H.
K.
Smltn,
aan
uant
steamship
company
executive,
is
Australia-bound
to
aid
In
thf
search
for
his
brother,
Sir
Charles
uinircfnrrUfimlth.
who
vaiilsnea
nearly
two
years
ago
on
a
flight
f,r.m
Tnrinn
to
tne
uomuuui.
"down
under."
Smith
has
never
given
up
hope
that
his
brother
landed
safely
and
that
he
and
his
co-pllot.
Torr.
r.h.,t..-Mrrn
still
are
alive
some-
rcuifuuub'!
where
in
the
Malay
jungle.
I
know
that
Jungle
well,"
he
said
nnrt
I
know
my
brother,
ir
nc
nnnraWed
his
ship
there
Is
every
chance
that
he
is
still
alive.
And
it
is
not
to
be
wondered
at
tnai
nt
is
still
in
there.
I've
spent
as
mucr.
.
.
.
1
f
l.nnllll
PS
24
nours
myaen,
iia.n.i..(.
through
undergrowth
with
a
keen-edged
machete
and
progressing
only
half
a
mile."
Sir
Charles
last
was
heard
from
November
8,
1935,
while
flying
over
Akyab
on
the
coast
of
Burma
The
Audaman
Sea,
the
shark-in-r.,ii,j
flaw
nf
nrncal
and
Malay
tJninsula
luneles
were
searched
for
weeks
but
no
trace
of
the
filers
was
found.
An
Indian
Ocean.
monsoon
was
believed
to
have
forced
them
down.
.
HKi
(IUARRV
nLAST
RATHFARNHAM,
mi.i.
rw,.
9S'
(CP)
ouxvv,
wvw.
-
.
and
tons
of
rock
were
loosened
in
-
nhiin
mnuntains
quarry
num
here
in
the
largest
blasting
operation
ever
carried
out
In
Ireland.
LONDON.
Oct
25:
(CP)
j
Jean
can
Batten,
uaut'll,
Australian
nusuaiuui
avla
Too
Many
Babies
Go
To
Russians
ftrriu
Hani
Prrsscd
To
UIL
vv-j
Care
for
Army
of
New
Arrivals
MOSCOW.
Oct.
25:
(CD
Babies
are
being
born
so
fast
in
the
So
vlet
Union
that
authorities
scarce
v
know
how
to
care
for
them.
Divorce,
on
the
other
hand,
Is
declining.
This
situation
has
re
ciinH
frnm
the
reversal
of
tne
early
policy
of
legal
abortions
and
easy
divorce.
The
Jump
in
the
birthrate
has
outstripped
the
hospital
building
urogram.
Clubs
and
other
Institutions
were
pressed
into
service
as
lylng-'ln
homes.
In,
Moscow
and
Leningrad,
the
birthrate
has
morl
than
doubled
in
a
year.
Moscow
is
expected
to
reglstci
150.000
births
this
year
In
a
popu
'.atlon
of
3,500,000.
Leningrad
ex-
pcts
nearly
100,000
among
its
2.-
snn.ooo
Inhabitants.
In
the
first
eight
months
65,627
babies
were
born
there.
Tournament
Of
Badminton
Club
Prince
Rupert
Club
Competition
Won
by
Francis
Thompson
and
Percy
Mcintosh
PROVINCIAL
LIBRARY
VICTORIA,
B.C.
Mull
re
move
foreign
-volunteers
from
thej
Spanish
civil
war?
What,
really,
will
he
do
about
colonics?
Tomorrow
who
knows
what
question
may
be
demanded
of
Hitler
and
how
his
answer
may
turn
the
course
of
history?
Underlying
the
surface
moves
In
German
forelen
nolicy.
the
seem
ing
Inconsistencies
of
Hitler's
game
of
nut
and
take
are
the
deeply
etched
fundamentals:
What
Is
behind
Hitler's
demand
ffor
colonies?
What
is
his
game
In
Snaln?
How
do
Hitler
and
Mus
sollnl
hit
it
oft?
Will
there
be
war
with
Russia?
Can
France
and
Oer
many
ever
..get
togeAher?.
What,
about
Anglo-German
relations?
No
one
can
predict
with
any
degree
of
certainty
what
Hitler
will
do
in
the
future.
One
can
only
re
view
the
past,
Hitler
works
Intuitively.
He
sees
an
opportunity
and
seizes
it.
Take
the
demand
for
return
of
the
colonies
Germany
lost
after
'he
Great
War.
From
a
reading
of
his
autobiography,
"Meln
Kampf."
which
has
with
some
Justification
been
called
the
Bible
of
the
Nazi
movement,
one
would
not
gather
that
Hitler
regards
colonies
as
something
particularly
worth
striving
for.
Yet,
during
the
Nuremberg
party
convention
just
closed,-
he
stressed
the
need
of
colonies
as
the
principal
present
issue
of
German
foreign
nolicy.
Either
Hitler
has
changed
his
mind,
or
the
colonial
Issue
is
a
good
bargaining
point
in
negotiations
for
access
to
raw
materials.
Relations
Cooled
German
policy
in
embattled
Spain
also
has
changed.
A
year
jago
it
seemed
certain
Germany
would
lumn
into
the
Spaimn
iray
NORTIIEKN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
OCTOBER
25,
1937.
t
avja-
--
trix,
landed
at
Lympne
on
Under
Shifting
Plan
of
Nazi
Tactics
is
Deep
Rooted
Basis
Sunday,
ending
a
record-
Qf
German
Policy,
Observer
Finds
breaking
Australia
to
England
flight
In
five
days,
eighteen
hours
nours
and
ana
iiueen
fifteen
mlnute3.
minuie3.
HAS
FIRE
Four
Hundred
and
Ninety
Men
Thrown
Out
of
Work
at
Michel
In
Southern
British
Columbia
MICHEL,
Oct.
25:
(CD
The
extensive
surface
plant
of
the
Crow's
Nest
Tass
Coal
Co's
Michel
colliery
was
destroyed
by
fire
today,
throwing
190
men
out
f
work.
The
loss
is
estimated
at
$100,000
The
origin
has
not
been
MP.W
YOT?
K
Oft
AP
Aflnlf
Hitlfir.
the
mast-
v..,
--
-
.
'
..
a.
n.
Vi-infl
f
infnifum
iiffmn
tnflnv
is
rhp
livinrr
nupstmn
mark
in
the
calculations
of
all
great
powers.
"What
will
,
I
Hitler
do?"
The
question
is
asked
score
upon
score
of
rfl
I
irTIV
i
times
in
foreign
chancelleries
as
one
international
crisis
I
lie
I
IM
If
I
.i
11
.
rn.i'
u
.Ml
r,f
f
flio
VjjjjljLjiv
JL
aner
anomer
arises.
iuua,y
.
.
.
nuw
wm
uc
ic-iu
ranco-unusn
coauuon
iu
I
Single
Men
To
Get
Work:
VICTORIA.
Oct.
Premier
Pattullo
25:
(CP)
announced
!
today
that
the
Labor
Depart-
ment
expected
to
be
able
Wed-
'.
nesday
to
accept
applications
?
from
single
homeless
unem-
nlnved
men
under
a
new
fed-
eral-provlnclal
forestry
camp
work
nlan.
The
nay
would
be
30c
an
hour.-
Ottawa-
would
-be
asked
to
commute
the
senten-
ces
of
men
sent
to
prison
from
"Vancouver
for
begging
on
the
streets.
with
both
feet
on
the
insurgent.
.
.
hands
f
u
ln
side.
A
few
months
ago
Foreign)
Minister
Konstantin
von
neutam
assured
a
group
of
foreign
corres-
pondents:
"We
have
but
bne
interest
ln
Snaln.
namely,
that
she
shall
not
become
communist.
Be
yond
that
we
are
uninterested."
Since
then
German
Interest
ln
Spain
has
been
less
direct
ireci
and
ana
ac
Yesterday
afternoon
tne
wine
himself
too
closely
in
Spain.
tin.
RupTrt
Rupert
Badminton
Badminton
Club
Club
held
held
its
j
,
In
.
Css,on
Xof'the'
of
the
Nu
;mburg
party
rally,
Hitler
caused
world
comment
by
expressing
a
yearning
for
Russian
territory.
"If
we
had
the
Urals,"
he
said,
"if
we
possessed
Siberia,
if
we
had
the
Ukraine,
National
Socialist
Germany
would
be
swimming
in
prosperity."
Hitler's
DroDazanda
minister,
Dr.
Joseph
Paul
Goebbels,
berated
Sov
iet
Russia
In
a
manner
that
led
many
to
believe
a
rupture
of
diplo
matic
relatloas
Inevitable.
A
vear
has
passed
and
there
is
less
talk
of
a
Russo-German
war.
Hitler
has
been
at
great
pains
to
tell
the
world
that
Germany
wants
peace,
and
peace
only.
Meanwhile
In
the
Wlmeimstrasse,
as
elsewhere
ln
the
world,
the
qual
ity
of
Russian
bombers
and
tanks
as
demonstrated
in
Spain
has
become
known.
It
also
Is
known
that
Ja-
Dan.
another
close
friend
of
the
More
Kindly
to
France
Further,
the
French,
at
the
do
not
seem
to
lay
as
much
stress
on
the
Russo-French
alliance
as
they
did
tome
months
ago.
Hence
Hitler,
again
working
lntul
fivpiv.
seems
more
Interested
In
ac-.
.
Wl,lo
tlve.
Hitler,
sensing
a
new
Inter-
,
'Vt
n
umB
.w
a
national
and
domestic
situation,
the
SOVletS.
ll..m...l..
J.tAA
.if
In
onmmlt
At
in
iaci.,
enuti.
a;i
in
FOUR
DIE
IN
CRASH
Two
Killed
and
Two
Fatally
In
jured
Saturday
Night
at
Tacoma
TACOMA,
Washington,
Oct.
25
(CP)
Two
persons
were
killed
and
two
fatally
Injured
late
Saturday
when
a
sight-eeing
plane
crashed
here
on
a
take-off.
The
pilot,
Leonard
Rhlner,
aged
j
31,
and
Fred
Williams,
20,
were
:
instantly
killed.
Mrs.
Helen
Momblow,
18,
.died
shortly
after.
Rogers
Jones,
22,
died
Sunday.
...--
Five
other
persons
are
in
hospital,
one
in
a
serious
condition.
Girl
Royalties
Learning
Golf
"rincess
Elizabeth
and
Rose
Use
Miniature
Clubs
or
with
Princesses
Elizabeth
and
Margaret
Rose.
They
are
learning
Tomorrow's
Tides
High
6:33
ajn.
17.8
ft.
18:28
p.m.
18.1
ft.
Low
-
12:16
p.m.
9.2
ft
PRICE:
5
CENTS
Strafe
British
Barracks
:
-:
HITLER
CHANGES
WITH
I
Dit
.
jeduiMiuu
iNjuniON,
SEIZING
HIS
oetsKecord
nn
uiir
a
ci
it1
4nici?c
Protest
Is
Made
Over
Attack;
Some
Declare
It
As
Done
Intentionally
One
Rifleman
is
Killed
Officials
at
Shanghai
Declare
Incident
Too
Big
For
Them
so
Refer
it
to
Tokio
SHANGHAI,
Oct.
25:
(CP)
Grea,t
Britain
today
protested
the
aerial
strafing
by
a
Japanese
plane
of
a
British
barracks
on
the
border
of
the
international
settlement.
Rifleman
W.
McGowan
of
the
Royal
Ulster
Rifles
itmc
miori
in
f
ho
nttnpk
vvhiVh
some
sources
described
as
being
deliberate.
Japanese
officials
said
the
incident
was
,1
U)0
large
WJ
ucaii
wim
and
would
be
referred
to
Tokyo.
Explanation
was
made
that
the
Japanese
airmen
mistook
the
barracks
for
a
Chinese
post.
C.Y.S.
HAS
BANQUET
Fine
Affair
Friday
Night
Interest
ing
Speakers
On
the
occasion
of
Its
annual
meetlnz
the
Christian
Youth
So
ciety
held
a
banquet
and
dance
In
the
Commodore
Cabaret
last
Friday
night.
There
were
over
sixty
ft-attendance-,
lncludlng"members
and
their
friends
and
other
guests.
I
After
the
repasf
Dr.
H.
N.
Brock-
lesby
led
the
assemblage
ln
community
singing,
all
responding
vociferously.
Wilfrid
Hicks,
the
past
president
m
i
h
!
.
.
..
i.,a.
In
Ihfl
Jthll1
jOI
Uie
OUClclY,
WUU
wo
"
mc,
v."...,
(Introduced
the
visitors
and
subsequently
the
speaker
of
the
evening.
Margarel
Rev.
J.
C.
Jackson,
in
response,
LONDON,
Oct.
25:
(CP)-
Their
jerlng
of
young
pjeple
and
wished
atest
lessons
have
found
high
fa-
thanked
the
Society
lor
tne
oppor
tunity
to
be
present
at
such
ajgath-
them
every
success
in
their
second
year's
activities.
The
second
speaker,
Rev.
Edwin
Brandt
of
First
Baptist
Church,
to
play
golf
with
miniature
clubs,
ontinuing
the
sport
even
though
hey
have
returned
south
irom
Gotland.
More
garden
space
has
been
set
said
that,
as
he
was
unprepared,
he
would
merely
second
what
Mr.
Jackson
had
said
and
would
tell.
a
story
Instead.
Mr.
Brandt
went
on
islde
for
the
use
of
the
Royal,
to
say
that
he
hoped
that
the
So-
..
.
i
.
it..
l.oon
tin
tvio
crnru-t
unrlr
Family
during
tneir
weeK-euas
au.tictj
wuuiu
e
-
York
Cottage,
Windsor
Great
I
ana
live
up
to
lis
name
as
a
ymu-
n.ir
nnrl
nrhtlo
their
father
and
tlan
ErOUD.
mother
plan
the
gardens,
the
Ken
Harding,
the
new
president,
younger
royalites
will
be
immersed
read
the
very
amusing
annual
re
in
the
old
Scottish
game
of
cutting
down
their
handicaps.
Is
Drowned
In
Schooner
Pass
Provincial
Police
Headquarters
Advised
of
Fatality
Involving
Man
Named
David
Fenton
nort
which
mentioned
in
a
light,
breezy
style
most
of
the
highlights
of
last
year's
activities.
The
treasurer's
annual
report
by
Miss
Edith
Wilkinson
stated
that
the
Society
was
about
fifteen
to
.
the
good
after
a
whole
year's
actlv-
ities.
The
Society
has
never
had
a
!
great
deal
of
financial
worry.
'
As
his
last
talk
from
the
chair,
Wilfrid
Hicks
delivered
a
very
inspiring
address
on
the
world,
as
Presented
on
the
front
pages
of
tlncbd
police
here
ate
advised
br
S""
,k.
,
L.d
wire
of
tne
arowning
oi
wQrld
ftt
named
David
Fenton
at
Schooner
.
.
t4
IVM',
The
nnl
re
Juw
",w
"
Nurem:
,ng
made
by
Germany
to
come
toJ
;
0ne
head
and
under
one
aim
God
first
American
tournament
of
1"
however,
he
again
a
working
agreement
with
France.
at
a
n;i
would
be
the
Head
and
Christianity,
piov
Play
was
was
m
In
nrocress
progress
irom
from'
.
.s
congress,
.
.
,.,V,..
u;h.n
When
inn,,
Hitler
i8
Is
reminded
reminaea
ui
that
m
n
his
ins
Schoorrr
Passage
tp
mvesugaie.
the
Aim.
Mr.
Hicks
wished
wished
the
the
new
new
season.
Mm,eu
soidldiv
behind
Gen-
2
o'clock
until
6
o'clock.
There
were
;,,,,
Pr,no3.
the
lnsurcent
biography
he
designated
France
a!
seven
teams
and
all
games
were
verv
evenly
contested,
the
winners
APPROVES
(IESTURE
MADRAS.
India,
Oct.
25:
(CP)
.
i.ii...
-
11-
.ll..
nt
II,
n
n
M.
Moc
umiicv
cy
RN
n.N,
former
former
Appreciation
"
oi
uic
Miss
P.
Travancore
last
year
omi.inff
room
supervisor
oi
tne
.
,,...
leader
the
rclch's
arch-enemy,
he
replies
Hitler's
visit
to
Rome
is
lm-
simply:
"Enter
my
corrections
on
Miss
Fiances
Thompson
and'
..
.
ui..
.tii
uA
H-ia
mops
nf
history."
Aealn
a
-
penamg.
mere
pruuamj
wm
-
-
Percy
Mcintosh
with
a
total
of
102
.
,.-.
..
,han
rhanEe
of
oollcy.
nin(s
nut
nf
a
nosslble
105
points.!
...
i.i
t
-
tn
a
pmiriil.lnn
in
a
Franco-German
I'"'-
-
i
inn
.n
an
rimiLui
lias
occ
i
1
1
.
..
.
-
Irish
Free
During
the
ftfternoon
tea
was
serv-l
.
rannrochment,
liowever,
Is
an
un-
Elsht
thous-
pfi
hy
Miss
Maxlne
Heilbroncr.
,-.
Mlut
,
,,
derstandhig
with
Great
Britain.
Hitler
visited
the
Italian
duce
at
Hitler
knows
this.
"We
must
come
Venice
in
June,
1934,
the
two
did
to
an
arrangement
with
England,
not
lilt
It
off
welt.
In
fact,
there
cost
what
may,"
he
is
reliably
re-
was
marked
circling
of
relations
ported
to
have
saia
on
repm
which
In
turn
was
superseded
by
occasions.
,
.
.
n..
i,i,oto
Tn
the
Interested
bystander,
he
ilivic
liiwiiieii'V
-
-
-
ail
U.piJair;ilMy
,
to
take
a
zig-zag
road
to
irwiiuuij
man
.
--
-
:T.rt.
General
Hospital,
ar-
n
tnrowu.g
o
-7--"
h
r
..Z
:
reach
this
Koal
VV
I
Lav
i-iuivc
i'
.
-
in
Hindus
WllIlOUl
Disuncuuu
ui
o
muBii
win
nor
ovainu,
wii.j
.
....
.-
1.,
tnrtnn.
Eneland.
on
Oc-
w
..
..
...
u
,r(i
u
in
the
future
Is
anybody's
guess
nvcu
mi
mu.
-.,
-
.
.
...
in
m
celeoration
OI
JUS
zoui
luiure
can
tea
iw
-
.
-
,,,
.
,u
travelled
by
ciass
.
.
will
be
the
e
fier
hav
nir
Jt
,
Tni.nit
nn.
however,
vooer
o
"
-
.
.
nnn
hlrthdav.
May,
Is
expressea
in
a
rcsuiu-
cuiuiainy
wm
uc,
-
way
of
the
Panama
Canal
and
Ccn-J
A
yar
a?0(
at
the
annual
Nur.
ehrer's
2uldmg
star.
tral
America
ports.
details
are
given.
BLAMES
MALNUTRITION
U111U(1
SIMLA.
India,
"
Oct.
ww-
25:
-
(CP)
-De-
president
the
best
of
luck
In
his
work
In
the
Society.
To
round
out
a
well-balanced
ev-enina's
entertainment,
the
re-
w
'ectlve
nutrition
is
the
root
cause
malnder
of
the
night
was
spent
-t
much
of
the
disease
ln
the
coun-
In
dancing
to
the
delightful
strains
ry,
according
to
the
annual
report
of
Mrs.
De
Carlo's
Orchestra,
Allan
-.f
the
Public.
Health
Commissioner
Davies
was
the
active
master
of
if
the
Indian
government
for
1937.
ceremonies.
.
The
entire
affair
was
unaer
tne
SELL
NOTED
PROPERTY
expert
supervision
of
George
Ma-
,
dill
and
his
helpful
committee.
MILTON
ABBAS,
England,
Oct.
'
-
25!
(CP)
First
village
In
England
j1AR
SILVER
planned
as
a
single
unit,
this
beau-
tlful
Dorsetshire
property
Is
to
go
NEW
YORK:
(CP)
Bar
siN
under
the
auctioneer's
hammer,
ver
was
unchanged
at
44c
The
original
planning
was
done
ln
fine
ounce
on
the
New
York
met-1786.
al
market
today.
'