eld.
in
MA
IT
STARTING
1
VI
.
tl'!...l
i
Service
isciween
ihih-
-
.
.,
peg
ailU
aiituuircr
,Tn
Tiilw
1i-
IfTTM
.
mnil
service
direct
w
iirinninpff
ana
vancouvci
Ul
'
.
,
..
.nlnr)
rri
AllfTIICt.
1
I
nf
u
"
-
-
u
announced.
The
llignts
wn
hv
nleht
in
citner
air
on
with
stops
at
LeinDriage,
I
Rc"lna,
Win"
Urt.ll
inir
flights
between
Winnipeg
j
T.niir
nn
the
western
'1
ul,
l.
I
V
.
v..
.
ik.
nil.niin'irtl'in
nlr
rnuti
T
I
I
'II'
1111
UUIIMUIU'I
..
..
-1
TransCanada
Air
Lines
...
in
t
plm
nou;
uniforms
A
flJJi-1.
------
navy
blue
The
single-breasted
:f
lounge
cut
to
the
waist
.
.
.
flnl
.
Ij
I
efrtnnc
nn
h
-
"
-
4
.1.
j
.mm
iL.
nnrt
nn
a
'
'
12.1k
itl
MIV
w-
w
i
4
Via
fllftHt
r
!
bdcn
the
Trans-Canada
.hIk
tntn'Att
turn
ntif.
ad
w
"T
Is
worruon
the
left
f
tunic.
Over
vpr
thi
the
nav
nav
i
raD
a
white
uuuee
risncriGs
1
.
w.
rouuction
Down
f
1
1
inn
.
The
1837
.
ouo,i
and
the
inland
iisn-
$583,812.
Th
Pea
vnliiPe
nnnlv
the
fish
as
marketed,
whether
TORONTO,
July
14:
(CP)
Premier
Mitchell
Hepburn
of
Ontario
plans
to
leave
next
Sunday
on
an
eight
thousand
mile
airplane
flight
which
will
take
him
up
to
the
Arctic
Ocean
coast.
He
will
follow
thi
Marlcpnzlp
River
Vallev
'
and
also
visit
the
Yukon
and
Pacific
Coast
with
Vancouver
as
one
of
his
stops.
ARMAMENTS
FOR
CANADA
ii,
"
rai
is
worn
lb
mu
aic
iwi."v
Kidnap-Slaying
of
Charles
Matson
Of
Tacoma
Appears
Not
Yet
Cleared
Up
TACOMA.
July
14:
(CP)
Police
after
endeavouring
to
establish
be
yond
any
doubt
the
truth
of
a
con-fession
which
had
been
made
by
Frank
Olsen,
32-year
old
farm
laborer,
of
having
kidnapped
and
killed
12-vear
old
Charles
Matson
son
of
Dr.
and
Mrs.
W.
W.
ftiais.:w
of
Tacoma,
In
December
1936,
an-
a
a,
i
IL
-
I.
I.n,
!-1-1
Vil
n
nouncea
mai
me
latest
iwmiu'v
I
solution
of
the
crime
had
blown
'
!up.
Chief
William
Cole
of
Wash-Jington
State
police,
made
official
announcement
to
this
effect.
I
llthniiittt
lha
tv-illrp
hpllpvpd
at
v.v
,.v
w
Iniitiuub.
first
they
had
the
ri?ht
man,
no
formal
charge
had
been
aia
against
Olsen.
He
made
his
first
.
.
.
Activl-
ii.
i
Istatement
to
the
authorities
on
of
Year.
Defence
Summary
JJ1"
tzdale
and
later
gave
ties
For
Dominion
-1
J
&M
nt
heW
OTTAWA.
July
14:
(CP)-
This
the
boy
captive
at
Everett
and
year
Canada
will
add
to
her
armed
later
took
his
life
by
strangling,
;
fr
minp.
beatlne
and
stabbing.
Olsen
at
first
ortc
iu
uuwvjuo,
.......
,--
-
a
w
varinni
t
vtii
hiiii
n
I'lffii,
ulmi
-
:
r
uniform.
Dlack
shoes,
,
the
way
ol
coasi
Wf"cauons.
.
the
conciuded
h
i
f
and
white
shirt
and
;
amount
to
De
spcnus
m
n
..fir.n
wns
a
fabrl-
I
..
aami
Avf
I
1
11
L
L11L
1V
1
v.
kxj
v
"
-
.
i
i
-
n.nvn
I
Krtttrhfwl
nf
SH.UUU.UUU.
uDDiOAl"
.
,
pir
f
.hr
on
duty"
uniform
matcly
the
same
as
for
last
year.
.iT'h'ur
gabardine
or
craven
ranch
up
to
six
destroyers,
of
nfHltiaCTP
.iri
f
r
mval
naw
111
J
tiattem.
4
www.
Tht
av
which
wawa
lour
will
dc
sianoin-u
at.
w-
jai
Ci
J-'
ivs,v.
tUjrui
-a'
double-breasted,
Is'qulmalt.
ULIUIIUI)
on
v.
the
-
Pacific
Coast,
and
1.
Ml
and
naval
in
deslsn.
two
at
Halifax,
on
the
Atlantic.
The
Kl0ieCl
At
llCW
SnfncswecDer
a
1.1111.
will
.in
te
be
eimi
slmll
aff.i
arc
narbed
la
all-
flotilla
cralls.
the
T.
C.
A.
crest
ariy
divided.
Naval
personnel
is
on
the
back.
-
ichnrmoti
I
In
elicved
Lost
ahnut
1
?00
all
told
Canada's
principal
concentration
has
been
on
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force,
which
has
grown
steadily
In
the
past
few
years.
At
present
the
Dominion
has
177
new
planes,
elth-
j.iivorori
nr
In
n
roc
ess
of
bulld-
UUUvl
r.rl
"d
up
boat
has
Vina
been
n
A
nn
re-
rA.
the
tWQ
cavairy
regiments,
4
the
lrtA
ar-1
nr..
'.m
,
,nrf
administrative
services.1
llondprl
Pnrtv
I
RiirlnncrJiam
o
unci
J
-
Four
thousand
rank
and
file
would
embrace
them
all.
The
non-permanent
active
mllltla,
which
Is
the
Orleans
Planned
WASHINGTON.
DC.
July
14:
CP
Under
consideration
here
is
on
rnnrmous
new
450,000-acre
riralnaee
nrolect
for
swamp
lands
near
New
Orleans.
The
estimated
I
.
a
tViU
i
in
addition
.
i.
innnn
Mnmultnes
would
to
about
135
outmoded
and
obso-
be
eliminated
and
farm
lands
made
lesccnt
machines
already
In
use
by
available
for
80.000
people
the
R.C.A.F.
Tnis
air
loruc
u
.
f.
herman,
Is
believed
to
..pprmanent
Force"-ofHcial
Crtlrof
nhotiran
!
'
hK
llfo
n
fVin
uTPPlf
nl
.
..
.
..
I.
mill
lJUJIlUlVUV
II
v
i
b
j.-sr
Table
Island
on
thci
rt
r(t?m-nts
f
infantry
are
,
,
t
f
n
c
'
of
of
Vancouver
Vancouver
isiana
Island.
Ci)iww
PStabllJhment,
,
as
also
are
11UUUC1D
Farmers
Grain
Crops
For
Feed
ponderous
name
applied
to
me
secUons
of
Saskatchewan
are
now
British
Territorials,
has
an
actual
severely
from
grasshop-
strength
oi
aooui
,u,u.
in
some
cases
larmers
are
ai-
n.r,r.ncr
ig
cavalry
regiments,
lour
,.,n.
.upir
rrons
as
food
.
.,,v.n
.
.
,
f
iriui
1
in
u'""
-
-
in
uiuul
w.v
"
-
ate
on
Tuesday
Evening
,
infantry,
about
60
batteries
oi
ar-
nr
ravages
ot
the
insects
'.mrv
u'lth
administrative
servlws.
.
"
a
tr
AAA
t
WNDON.
July
14:
(CP)-Can-jEstabnshmcntonpapcrisau,uv,u.
ATT"3
'!
I
nnb
nnhM
Tin
ntn
TllflC'
m
J
.
rrr11
IPTT1
1
LU
UUKM"'
imludcd
Mrs.
Blair
Burkctt,
arms
for
those
troops,
for,
due
to
riA.
...
i
i-
.
m
n
Artn
nrHprA
are
'r
oi
uuawa;
Mrs.
iwDcn,,ienvcries
oi
w---
and
6c
amran
and
Mrs.
Clarence
Dunlay
sw.
The
Dominion
has
Just
begun
canadian
JTrcaton.Ont
;
Mrs.
Russell
Dor-!
tn
manufacture
Bren
machine
guns,
vvpst.
9.000,
Cold
Storage,
...
...
.
wmoii
fnn
-
ar.s
Mrs.
Pcrclval
McKergow,
&
in
a
position
w
mane
ou."
,
.nd
5c
an
luver
Mrs.
William
Lockart
v.
chriis.
but
nossescs
no
iqu'H
.
ad
Mr,
WlUiam
Laurie
of
Barrle-
mPnt
for
turning
out
heavy
artlll
erans
in
OtUwa
it
was
ro,
iW.-ntOwog'
'or
would
noi
uo
m
w...
.
.
.
.
or
wu""
i-j
in
war.
--...vu
ijjmsi
.iiarK
in
rive
tears
pmnire
beComiB
"u"
,.
Dtrring
1937
A
ddlng
factor,
he
said
would
"
'be
the
spirit
which
animated
the
QUEBEC,
July
14Tle
value
of
people
at
large.
roauction
of
the
Quebec
fisheries
T
ri
II
f
c
n
137
ras
$1,892,030,
the
lowest
W
pW
DCCO
LlnlllO
ana
snows
a
norreasn
oi
-
iiuni
me
toiai
ior
iujo.
tiic
,
l.
Hirrnuuxv
in
.
"""i-iics
..wito
accounted
aixuunica
ior
ior
a
a
wiai
total'
-
o
.
States
Planned
,
nTring,i$zai,3i,
ann
ior
mc
i""'"v
tinn
here.
Halibut
Sales
American
Tacoma,
20,000,
Cold
Storage,
7.5c
WISNirEO
WHEAT
PRICE
I
lr'
j,.
hfivp
emnha-'
h,.
ro
GOV'T
WAS
SUSTAINED
Agricultural
Policy
Upheld
In
I:
vision
In
Brmsn
iioukc
NlRht
iniamM.
Julv
14:
(CP)-AUfl
4-
'
a
critical
debate,
the
National
pnt
was
sustained
by
a
dl-
.rr
t..i
14:-
vision
of
240
to
137
on
Its
agrtcul-
consumption
fresh
or
can-
WASHINGTON,
u
Hcy
Tnc
votc
took
place
cured
or
othprwisp
nrenarpd
J
a
now
speed
KVU
limit
oi
uk
:.;
J
t.,l,
i.e.-
n
...
pht
fler
discussion
on
.
.
nnon
ii
mil
iaism
iv.
most
.
.
..
:
.
.
ur
fnr
tne
ouc
.
...
lmnnrtant
fishprlns
WCr"
"ir
'
the
me
follow
fnllnurlnir
nc.
In
n
nrHpr1
order:
i-i
-
-
-
in;
miles
per
our,'0;;'VIxy
miles'
food
production
and
conservation
.
V
wav
In
mom
-
-
-
-
1PoSures.
particularly
wun
reier-
'ence
to
the
possibility
of
war.
f
"Cr'XA
T.
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
Today's
She
High
-
2:30
a.m.
20.2
It.
prince
Rupert-Clear,
southwest
15:17
pm.
19.1
ft.
ff
seven
miles
per
hour;
bar-'aeinr
Low
9:05
a.m.
3.0
ft.
30.17
falling);
temperature
21:20
pm.
6.4
ft.
Ira
moderate.
56;
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Km
PR1CE:$
CENTS
XXVII..
No.
163,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
JULY
14,
1938
;
m
World
Within
Four
Days
lC0N
j
mm
t
Hepburn
Is
I
MERE
HOAX.1
Hvinrr
Wacr
I
ALBEKTA
APPEAL
DISMISSED
LONDON
The
Privy
Council
today
dismissed
the
appeal
of
the
Province
of
Alberta
from
a
Supreme
Court
of
Canada
judgment
declaring
the
provincial
bank
tax
act
as
unconstitutional.
,
?
TOKYO
ABANDONS,
'OLYMPICS
TOKYO
The
Japanese
government
today
suddenly
withdrew.
support
of
plans
to
hold
the
1910
Olympic
Games
in
Tokyo
and
the
Olympic
committee
was
forced
to
abandon
the
scheme.
The
Tea-son
for
the
withdrawal
is
the
possibility
of
further
conflict
with
China
and
the
shortage
of
funds
materials.
CANTON
BOMBED
AGAIN
CANTON
It
is
estimated
that
150
were
killed
and
five
hundred
wounded
by
Japanese
air
bombs
today.
It
was
the
third
successive
day
that
Japanese
planes
attackedv
NEW
ITALIAN
DOCTRINE
ROME
A
ten-point
doctrine
of
race
similar
to
Nazi
Aryanism
was
published
today
by
the
Ministry
of
Popular
Culture,
The
doctrine
proclaims
Aryan
supremacy
and
affirms
the
Italian
race's
right
to
call
itself
Aryan,
KING
LEAVES
BED
WINDSOR
The
King
was
able
to
leave
his
bed
today,
virtually
completing
his
recovery
from
a
slight.
attack
of
gastricInfiuema.
Franco
Makes
Grand
Drive
On
Valencia
PRORF
IS
HENDAYE,
Franco-Spanish
Col-T0frft
Of
Rnaf
.Frontier.
July
14!--(CP)-.Oeh-
uaiYttgu
eral
Francisco
Franco
is
re-
p
i
!
Ycrnl,
4-
ported
to
have
taken
personal
JUllK
HI
IVltllllU
j
..mxnii
nf
an
insnrtrpnt.
iorce
iree
t
t
tMUlllluilu
w
n-
of
Some
Sections
CuttingU
of
200,000
men
for
a
grand
of-
XDeCteQ
jOOn
lensive
against
vaicutia
uuui
-
three
directions
Relief
For
Indians
Is
Being
Planned
Canadian
Government
Seeks
Improve
Conditions
For
Natives
Today's
Baseball
National
League
.
Boston
5,
St.
Louis
2
(seventh
In
ning).
Philadelphia
0-1,
Chicago
3-5.
Brooklyn
2,
Pittsburg
3.
New
York
0,
Cincinnati
1
(ninth
straight
defeat
for
Giants).
American
League
St.
Louis
4,
New
York
5.
Chicago
9,
Philadelphia
8.
Cleveland
5.
Washington
1.
Detroit
1,
Boston,
12
(Lefty
Grove
winning
pitcher),
The
Vancouver
seineboat
Steve-ston
II,
which
sank
near
Klemtu,
is
expected
to
be
salvaged
and
taken
to
Ocean
Falls
for
repairs
according
to
word
received
last
night.
VANCOUVER
WHEAT
vAvrnnvER.
Julv
14:
(CP)
i
to
Wheat
was
trading
at
918c
on
the
Vancouver
market
today.
j
LONDON
GOLD
PRICE
'
.,.
...
ipDL
Tho
tandon.
July
14:
(CP)
The
Canadian
government
Is
seeking
to
Priceor
djrgo
I
II..
Inn
nnrtritttrms
fnr
its
123,000
Indians
scattered
through
l,the
country.
It
is
proposed
to
set
parwameutauai"
WINNIPEG-
Juiy
'
.
,
'
slzcd
that
Canada's
forces
are
for
juturcs
were
up
2c
to
2c
I
aside
wide
areas
In
the
north
where
hp
denfese
of
tne
counuj
oo.v.,,
Winnipeg
marKei
wun
juij
me
inaians
may
up
"u""
but
last
Armistice
Day
Prime
Mi.
-
closlng
at
$1.03.
u
.
i-
vintr
tnid
war
vet-
lstcr
MacKcic
",,.,
futile
.
disturbed
by
white
men.
Education
plans
eVen
Include
training
In',
woodwork
and
beadwork,
at
one
time
the
Indian's
pride.
fine
ounce.
LOOK
INTO
r-nnmi
rnrr
Air
mission
V,UiUrL.LlE4
Inspector
John
Shirras
Will
Keport
Fully
to
Victoria
on
uecent
Tragedy
recommendations
as
to
the
future
in
Prince
Rupert,
before
the
depart
ment
at
the
earliest
possible
date,
stated
Inspector
John
Shirras
of
Kamloops
this
morning
on
Inquiry
belne
made
as
to
the
Investigation
r
he
has
been
conducting
during
the
past
week
following
the
recent
shooting
of
Inspector
William
J.
Service,
Sergeant
Robert
Gibson
and
Mike
Gurvich.
Inspector
Shirras
stated
that
his
investigation
had
went
far
beyond
the
mere
inquests
which
were,
of
course,
limited
In
scope.
He
had
reached
the
point
now
where
he
considered
the
whole
matter
should
be
placed
before
the
department.
Inspector
Shirras
expressed
appreciation
of
the.
general
co-operation
he
had
received
here
in
what
had
been
a
most
difficult
investigation.
The
inspector
was
expecting
this
morning
to
proceed
by
the
Princess
Adelaide
tomorrow
night
to
japan
May
Plant
Chilean
Pine
For
Pulp-Paper
Timber
TOKYO,
July
14.
The
importation
of
Chilean
pine
for
use
in
supplying
pulp
and
paper
timber
Is
being
considered.
Chilean
pine
grows
ten
times
faster
than
docs
'
I
WAGE
SCALE
Three
Men
Board
Is
Namen
in
Dispute
Between
Canners
Ann
Workers
in
Alaska
RRATTT.E.
Julv
14:
(CP)
Alaska
canned
salmon
packers
and
can-
I
.1
,
t
vt
n
0
Ihp
KPlpC-
nery
uniuus
wmuuun,
..
tton
of
a
three
man
commute
w
Investigate
the
1938
.wage
scale.
For
Canada
I
LONDON,
July
14:
(CP)
The
British
eovernment
an-
"nounces
that
Sir
Hardman
Every
possioie
augic
as
to
tauo,
.
.
w,..v,t
Qur
.ho
Lever
will
head
a
new
air
mLs-
re
rible
rfagedy
ha5
been
Investl-
slon
to
Canada
to
negotiate
for
.
j
.
,
.
;,,
.
.um
.
the
manufacture
of
large
?!
r.r.
w
"'"nor
and
bomber
equipment
In
the
Dom
-
lnton.
It
Is
expected
the
mis-
slon
will
also
study
the
possl-
billty
of
training
Royal
Air
Force
pilots
in
Canada.
TODAY'5
STOCKS
(Courtesy
S.
D.
Johnston
Co.)
Vancouver
B.
C.
Nickel,
.10
(ask).
Big
Missouri,
.35.
Bralorne,
9.40.
Aztec,
.09.
Cariboo
Quartz,
2.52.
Dentonia,
.04V2.
Golconda,
.10Vi.
Mlnto,
.0334.
Falrvlew,
.09.
Noble
Five.
.022.
Pend
Oreille,
2.15.
Pioneer,
2.95.
Porter
Idaho.
.02V'2.
Premier,
2.17.
Reeves
McDonald,
.45
(ask).
Reno,
.44.
Relief
Arlington,
.14.
Reward,
.03
Vi.
Salmon
Gold,
.10.
Taylor
Bridge,.,
02
emferTBoraerr
Sllbak
Premier,
1.80.
Home
Gold.
JJUi.
Grandvlew,
.10
(ask).
Indian,
.01
Vi.
Quatsino
Copper,
.05.
Halda,
.042.
Oils
A.
P.
Con.,
.19.
Calmont,
22.
C.
&
E-.
2.45.
Freehold,
.06.
Hargal,
.15.
M:Dougal
Segur,
.15.
Mercury,
.132.
Home
Oil,
1.21.
Toronto
Beattie,
1.17.
Central
Pat,
2.50.
Gods
Lake,
.49.
Little
Long
Lac,
3.50.
McKenzle
Red
Lake,
1.12.
Red
Lake
Goldshore,
.10.
Pickle
Crow,
4.65.
San
Antonio,
1.30.
Sherrit
Gordon,
U6.
Smelters
Gold,
.03.
McLeod.
Cockshutt,
3.55.
Oklend,
.18.
Mosher,
.22.
Stadacona,
.57.
Francoeur,
.35
Vi.
Moneta,
1.90.
Thompson
Cadillac,
.23.
Bankfleld,
.70.
East
Malartlc,
1.90.
Preston
East
Dome,
.85.
Hutchison
Lake,
.03
Dawson
White,
.02V'2.
Aldermac,
.55.
Kerr
Addison,
1.80.
Uchl
Gold,
2.08.
Int.
Nickel.
49.00.
Noranda,
68.25.
Con.
Smelters,
59.50.
Athona,
.07
V2.
Hardrock,
2.72.
Barber
Larder,
.26.
Mandy,.
.18.
Rand
Malartlc,
.36.
4
By-Election
Date
In
Saskatchewan
HUGHES
IS
SUCCESSFUL
IN
RECORD
Lands
in
New
York,
Breaking
Post
Gatty
Record
For
Flight
Around
World
NEW
YORK,
July
14:
(CP)
Howard
Hughes
and
his
four
world-girdling
companions
landed
at
Floyd,
Bennett
airport
!
ro'm
.
Winnipeg
at
10:36
a.m.
Pacific
Standard
time
today.
They
made
the
flight
around
the
world
in
less
than
four
days,
smashing
the'
former
Tecord
of
Wiley
Post
and
Harold
Gatty
by
more
than
three
days.
The
total
elapsed
time
for
the
globe-circling
was
set
unofficially
at
ninety-one
hours
and
sixteen
minutes.
This
record
more
than
halves
the
seven
day,
eighteen
hour
and
49
minute
circling
by
Wiley
and
Post
in
1933.
Hughes
drove
his
ship
at
full
speed
from
Minneapolis
to
Floyd
Bennett
airport.
He
had
arrived
at
the
midwestern
city
at
5:38
a.m.
racific
Standard
Time
from
J
Fairbanks
and
took
off
again
al-i
most
Immediately
at
6:11
a.m.
i
The
members
are
August
Busch-
j
Voters
of
Humboldt
Will
Go
To
mann,
representing
me
pacific
and
H.
P.
Melnlkov,
representing
the
fishermen,
with
De
Lancey
C.
Smith
of
San
Francisco
as
tr.e
third
member.
The
committee
must
report
by
August
25.
Polls
Early
Next
Month
MUMBOLDT.
Sask..
July
14:
(CP)
August
4
has
been
announced
as
th
Hntp
for
the
bv-electlon
In
the
constituency
of
Humboldt.
The
speed
for
the
elapsed
time
was
almost
161
miles
per
hour.
At
Minneapolis
MINNEAPOLIS,
July
11:
(CD-Having
arrived
here
early
this
morning
from
Fairbanks,
Alaska,
after
the
sixth
2100-mile
leg
of
his
projeciea
recuiu-uica.-Ing
speed
flight
around
the
world,
Howard
Hughes
and
four
companions
were
well
ahead
of
the
previous
record
of
the
late
Wiley
Post
and
Harold
Gatty
who
circled
the
globe
in
7
days
and
19
hours.
After
the
fourth
leg
of
his
flight,
a
2177-mile
hop
between
Omsk,
Siberia,
and
Yakutsk,
Hughes
had
been
sixty
hours
and
fotty-one-
minutes
out
of
New
York.
Yesterday
afternoon
at
4
o'clock
Hughes
landed
at
Fairbanks
taking
off
a
few
hours
later
Ior
Minneapolis.
City
Has
To
Pay
Damage
Done
By
Dog
VANCOUVER,
July
14:
(CP)
A
court
has
ruled
that
the
city
oi
Vancouver
must
pay
$1650
to
George
P.
Smith
for
loss
of
chick
ens
caused
by
neighbor's
dogs,
under
city
statute
It
has
been
established
that
where
a
person's
licensed
dog
does
depredations,
the
ritv
must
Dav
the
loss
.
In
the
event
of
the
dog's
owner
oeins
un
able
to
pay.
PACK
MORE
0NSKEENA
Canned
Salmon
Production
For
This
Year
to
Date
Almost-
Double
1937
'
VANCOUVER.
July
14:
(CP)
The
canned
salmon
pack
on
the
nriHsh
Columbia
coast
for
the
present
season
to
date
has
reached
a
total
of
72324
cases,
according
to
a
bulletin
Issued
today
by
the
Department
of
Fisheries.
This
com
pares
with
48,325
cases
at
a
simuir
date
last
year
and
120,52'j
cases
m
1936.
The
Skeena
River
claims
tho
largest
gain
oyer
last
year
with
a
total
pack
of
20,223
cases
as
com
pared
with
11,273
cases.
V.
IV
..,
as
-VI
"
i.mit
tV'.!S
i
1
m