Weather
Forecast
Tomorrow
sT
ides
mm
High
7:40
ajn.
18J)
ft.
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Char-lotto
,
.
20:00
ft.
15.4
ft
Islands
Fresh
to
strong
east
Low
a
,.
,
0:42
am
8.0
ft.
winds,
cool
with
some
light
rain
or
13:50
p.m.
90
ft
part
sleet.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Vol.
XXVIII..
No.
295.
"PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C
TUESDAY,
DECEMBER
19,
1939.
PRICE:
5
CENTS
Finns
S
ink
Big
Russian
Warship
CANAlVS
SAFER
in.
ft
first
Contingent's
Am
K,
Id
Country
it
Ilevealed-From
Halifax
DecembeiU
I
Are
Welcomed
$tnt
of
Enthusiasm
During
Ad
Tent
on
Britain's
Shore
Great
Reception
.
OTTAWA,
Dec.
19:
Thi
Dominion
government
through
the
Bureau
of
Public
Information,
late
jf
terday
announced
the
safe
ar
rival
of
the
first
contingent
of
the
first
Canadian
division
for
overseas
service
In
England.
Rt.
Hon.
Winston
Churchill.
First
Lord
of
Admiralty,
had
made
a
slml-ur
announcement
from
London
in
sn
Empire
radio
speech.
I
The
point
of
embarkation.
It
U,
now
revealed,
was
Halifax
and
the
oiling
date
was
December
10.
The
Canadians
landed
in
England
Sunday
and
Monday
after
a
seven-j
LONDON.
Dec.
19
That
Oermany
ir
voyage
on
which
they
were
already
concedes
her
defeat
in
the
guarded
by
naval
and
air
forces.
wr
U'seen
by
some
observers
In
Luxury
liners
were
used
as
trans-
the
action
of
scuttling
the
pocket
port!
battleship
Admiral
Oraf
Spee
rath-
A.
BrltUh
destroyers
came
out
to
er
lnan
IUbmlt
to
internment.
Unmeet
the
transports
on
nearlng
the
der
international
law.
Oermany
nritith
ihnrt.
thf
Canadians
lined
t..
u
.,ui.,
,
...
u
f
deck
did
the
British,
and
cheers
were
ewhanged.
Planea
soar-.
ed
overneaa.
Yrh4
The
popular
4songs
of
the
Can-
.
...
...
ukii
uifu
1.11
js
-v..
mim
w.v
.
frtr
..
th
.....
Pririrh
........
Canadians.
.
.w.
n.
..!
...
IMMI
KfW
"
"
'
w
enitr
and.One.oia.
Jun.
llJtaiilUh,Unr.odahe
ft1....
...
destruction
..
of
the
Qsnts
All
Here'
for
.it
iii-
er?
'
It
.
the
Canadians.
Ood
Bless
alty
Wlnston
Churchill
and
the
we
among
the
cries
of
Br?-
tUn
prfM
were
reornu,
of
ch
m
greeting
the
Canadtaai.
on
Among
those
on
hand
to
welcome
ei
the
Canadian
were
Rt.
Hon.
An-f
'honv
Eden.
Secretary
for
the
Dom
inifmv
Hon.
T
A
Crerar.
Canadian
mmivter
of
mines
and
resources,
and
Hon
Vincent
Massey.
Canad
ian
Hleh
Commissioner
"We
knowj
this
not
jnerely
a
glorious
adventure'
but
a
iob
that
has
Rot
to
be
done.!
declared
General
A
O.
L
McNaugh-j
ton,
Canadian
commandcr-ln-chlef.
12
PLANES
SHOTDOWN
LONDON,
Dec
19
iCP)
British
filers,
raiding
Oerman
North
Sea
coastal
bases,
suffered
some
losses
but
Oerman
reports
of
the
action
re
described
as
grossly
exaggerated
both
as
to
casualties
and
planes
engaged.
Twelve
Oerman
Meascrschmldt
bombers
were
shot
down,
according
to
BrltUh
Intimation,
while
seven
BrltUh
planes
are
unaccounted
for.
Waves
of
Oerman
planes
came
ftit
I
J
.1..
.
.
u
.
nIII.Vi
eHlna
vu
MJ
UliVC
Ult
II1C
UliUUl
o.iip.
which
were
looking
for
German
warships
but
sighted
none.
The
exaggerated
claim
referred
to
was
that
thirty-four
BrltUh
planes
were
brought
down.
Not
nearly
this
number
of
BrltUh
planes
participated
ln
the
raid.
Patrols
Clash
On
West
Front
Sharp
Engagements
by
Reconnolt
erlng
Unltsr-French
Take
Some
Prisoners
PARIS,
Dec.
19:
(CP)
Ther
were
sharp
clashes
of
reconnoiter
Ing
patrols
ln
the
Vosges
Mountains
on
the
Western
Front
Monday.
The
French
took
some
prisoners.
Military
dispatches
today
disclosed
that
a
French
patrol
carried
out
a
darlrjg
daylight
raid
several
miles
Into
Oermany,
defeating
a
Nail
detachment-
and
carrying
off
four
officers'.
'
DISGUISED
;
IN
RAIDS
German
Pocket
Battleship
Admiral
Graf
8pee
Sailed
Under
False
I
Colors
.
4-
BUENOS
AIRES,
Dec.
19.
Inter-.
viewed
'
by
newspapermen
here.
Capt.
Hans
Langdorff
of
the
scuttled
Oerman
pocket
battleship
Graf
Spee
said
that
almost
always
during
her
two
months
of
marauding
on.
the
high
seas
hts
vessel
was
KUlsed.
Once
she
was
made
to
look
like
the
British
cruiser
Renown
by
the
addition
of
a
dummy
stack
and
the
changing
of
superstructure.
;
KNOWS
SHE
IS
BEATEN:
Scuttling
of
of
Graf
Graf
Spee
Spee
Taken
Taken
As
Concession
by
Germany
of
Defeat
,hlp
back
ttom
lntcrnment
ln
the1C?,ML
sS't'JLrf
CP-The
United
States
Coast-
tvfni
of
vlctory.
0ra,
Spee
1
.
r,J
,
T
juard
announces
that
the
Oer-
was
destroyed
on
the
personal
order,"
.,
n
Put
i
Into
tti
UnU
of
chancellor
Adolf
Hitler
in
"1?
.inwuui
auwi
a
.
,
,ted
States
waters
near
Port
Ever-
.compromise
Deiween
a
possioie
stij
-
-u.
.,..
.,.u
n.i.i.'w
CUai
uaiuc
iu
imi
uiihiii
...
.
..
.
'warships
and
Internment.
The
Bri
Oraf
ami
8
g
pee
by
scuttling
as
suicide."
First
Lord
of
the
Admlr
I
j
TODAY'S
STOCKS
'
iCuuru
It,
U
JuUfetuu
tu.
Vancouver
Big
Missouri.
.13.
Bralornc.
11.00.
Cariboo
Quartz.
2.10.
'
Dentonla,
.01
Vj.
Falrvlew,
.01H.
Oold
Belt.
.21.
.
Hedley
Mascot.
.41.
Mlnto,
.01
ii.
Noble
Five.
JOl.
Pacific
Nickel,
.13.
Pend
Oreille,
2.15.
Pioneer.
2.20.
Premier.
1.35.
Privateer,
.90.
Reno,
.53.
Relief
Arlington,
.lOJi.
j
Salmon
Oold,
.02
Vi-Sheep
Creek,
1.18.
;
Oils
A.
P.
Con.,
.16.
Calmont,
.37.
C.
Si
K,
2.10.
Home.
2.70.
Pacalta,
.05.
Royal
Canadian,
MYt-Okalta,
1.20.
Mecru'ry.
.06.
Prairie
Royalties,
.181i.
Toronto
Aldermac,
.37.
Bcattle,
1.03.
Central
Pat.,
2.32.
Con.
Smelters,
47.25.
East
Malartlc.
3.85.
Fernland,
.02
H.
Francoeur,
.41.
Oods
Lake,
.60.
Hardrock,
1.25.
Int.
Nickel,
45.00.
Kerr
AddUon,
2.27.
Little
Long
Lac,
2.09.
McLcod
Cockshutt.
2.21.
MadscnRed
Lake,
.49-McKenzle
Red
Lake,
1.29.
Moneta,
.88.
Woranda,
77.00.
Pickle.
Crow.
4.15.
Preston
East
Dome,
2.20.
San
Antonio,
2.35.
Sherrltt
Oordon,
1.15.
Stadacona,
.11.
Uchl,
.78.
Bouscadlllac,
.03Vi.
Mosher,
.09.
Oklcnd,
.12.
Dominion
Bridge,
40.00.
;
V
Chinese
Junk
.
Founders
At
'
Ocean
Falls
OCEAN
FALLS,
Dec.
19:
(CP
i
Bad
luck
still
doss
Capt.
John
Anderson
and
the
Chinese
Junk
Tal-Peng
which.
after
a
nectlc
voyage
across
the
Pacific
Ocean.
as
wreck-
ed
on
the
coast
of
Prince
Royjl
IsJsnd
when
carried
noth
by
a
storm
while
at-
'ennUn
to
satl
from
the
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
11-
and
to
Seattle
Th-
Tal-PenT
was
b?lnr
re-ial-d
here
fol-
lowing
salvage
when
she
sank
in
he
harbnr.
Now
work
o
raisin?,
and
reconditioning
-
vessel
is
proceeding.
is
cphm
INTO
PORT
German
Tanker
Takes
ReTuge
From
British
Cruiser
In
Florida
Port
uuj.,
'uc'
Florida,
apparently
to
M"
,,.
.
cape
ttrHUH
uruisrt
cruiser
sr'RED
CROSS
IS
FORMED
K.
T.
Kenney
M.
I.
A.
Is
Named
President
of
Branch
at
Terrace
TERRACE
Dec.
19
-A
Red
Cross
Society
has
been
organized
in
Ter-i
race
and
a
charter
applied
for.
onj
arrival
of
which
work
will
be
com-
menced
in
real
earnest.
The
offl
cers
are
as
follows:
President,
E.
T.
Kenney
M.L-A.
Vice-presidents,
Mrs.
Oeorge
Dov
er
and
M.
Dubcau.
Secretary,
Mrs.
Stanley
Mills.
I
Treasurer.
Rev.
C.
A.
Hlnchllffe.'
j:
Bulletins
MRS.
KIPLING
DIES
LONDON
Mrs.
Rudyard
Kipling,
widow
of
the
famous
author
and
poet,
died
today
at
her
home
In
Susses.
She
was
approaching
her
seventy-fourth
birthday.
Born
In
Vermont,
United
States,
she
married
Kipling
in
1892.
They
had
three
children,
only
one
of
whom,
a
daughter,
survives.
TRIANGLE
KILLING
KAMSASK,
Sask.
William
Sav-Inkoff,
22,
is
dead,
and
.Mary
De-mlass,
17,
Is
critically
wounded
with
a
small
bore
rifle
shot.
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Police
are
seeking
Wasyl
Resanoff
whom
police
say
Miss
Deciass
named
as
assailant.
CANADIAN
ARRESTED
TORONTO
Ernest
Kehler
alias
Haas,
aged
21,
amateur
boxer
of
Winnipeg,
was
arrested
last
night
and
Is
held
by
New
York
police
with
a
warrant
charging
him
with
the
murder
on
December
6
in
Brooklyn
of
Walter
Engelbert,
secretary
of
the
German
consulate
at
New
York.
It
is
stated
that
Kehler
admitted
beating
Engeibert
to
death.
KELOH'NA
HOLD-UP
KELOWNA
An
armed
bandit
held
up
the
tobacco
shop
of
George,
Boyle
here
yesterday,
escaping
wlih
JG00.
SENDING
IN
ARMY
Plf
K
"
Russia
rinai
ji
iccui
uvic
iun
Recruits
To
Subdue
Finland-Air
Bombardments
Resumed
RAID
INTO
RUSSIA
HELSINGFORS,
Dec.
19:
(CPJ
The
Finnish
Air
Force
is
reported
officially
to
have
carried
the
war
into
enemy
territory,
striking
at
Russian
units
on
both
side
of
the
country.
8TOCKII0LM.
Dec.
19:
Stockholm
newspapers
report
Russia
rushing
200.000
well
trained
troops
to
re;
lace
recruits
whose
attacks
ayainst
Finland
have
been
repulsed.
The
reported
retnforce-nen!
have
caused
grave
concern
n
Sweden.
The
Russians
have
resumed
their
bombing
attacks
by
air
on
Finlaisd.
War
pbnes
dropped
their
mUslLa
on
the
suburbs
of
Vllpuri
Monday,
one
of
the
Russian
bombers
being
shot
down.
All
was
ouler
v
!:Mtn
Tors
tpvrday
but
today
warplanes
put
in
an
appear-
dav
dro-viln
'
e
even
bombr
on
suburban
fields
Outside
the
capl-but
doing
no
darna-e.
Seven
plane
approached
from
the
north
to
avo'd
mt'-alrcraft
un
b't
two
and
possibly
four
were
shot
down.
Air
raid
signs
U
were
sounded
and
two
minute?
later
the
ali
clear
signal
wa
?lven.
Stores
were
thrnneed
with
Christmas
ahoppers
who
took
to
air
raid
shelters.
Heavy
Russian
attacks
on
the
Karelian
Isthmus
were
repulsed.
.
.
at
least
twenty-slxtanks
being
des-...
troyedV?-
-
i?
'
?-
Three
jiundml
Husstan
soldiers
were
annihilated
tn
the
vicinity
of
Petsamo
to
the
north
when
they
walked
into
a
Finnish
trao.
Inclement
weather
kept
a
vast
number
of
Soviet
planes
grounded
ht
land
force
drove
In
,
over
eighty
miles
within
central
Finland,
according
to.
a
Red
Army
communique
Monday.
t
Twenty-One
Nazi
Planes
Are
Destroyed1'
LONDON.
Dec.
19:
CP
The
British
state
that
twenty-one
Oerman
planes
were
destroyed
over
British
land
or
coastal
waters
during
October
and
November
ln
I
fifty-one
engagements,
:
i
ELECTIONS
ON
MONDAY
Liberal
Government
Won
Two
Que-
bee
Contests
but
Lost
in
Saskatchewan
OTTAWA.
Dec.
19:
(CP)
The
Liberal
government
won
two
Quebec
seats
In
federal
byelectlons
yesterday
but
lost
one
contest
In
Saskatchewan.
The
Quebec
seats
were
St.
James
and
Jacques
Cartler
ln
Montreal.
In
the
seat
of
Saskatoon
Rev.
W.
O.
Brown,
United
Reform
candidate,
defeated
N.
B.
Halg,
the
official
Liberal.
-
.
All
three
seats
were
formerly
held
by
Liberals.
RLINDMAN'S
BLACKOUT
I
CROYDON,
Eng.,
Dec.
19:
(CP)
j
A
blind
man
summoned
for
showing
j
a
light
during
a
blackout
was
ex-j
cused,
but
warned
to
make
arrange-
ments
whereby
a
neighbor
would
i
Inform
him
when
his
house
showed
lights.
ATTACK
ON
Major
Naval
Victory
SMAIl
FRY.
in
l
T
l
I
Z
riuni(
immu
u
Vessels
Now
Victims
of
German
Planes
LONDON.
Dec.
19:
(CP)
Seven
small
BrltUh
fUhlng
vesseU
were
sunk
yesterday.
The
BrltUh
trawler
Cumpagnus
wa
one
of
the
ves-
stls
sunk
with
one
man
killed
In
the
oerman
airplane
attacks
on
LONDON,
December
19:
(CP)
A
Reuters
dispatch
fishing
nu
m
the
North
sea,
without
confirmation,
7)m
Helsingfors
tonight
reported,
wejun
trlZ&r
on
ttet
the
Russian
23,250-ton
battleship
Oktiabrskayarev-stnkinR
a
mine
tn
?h
North
sea.-olutra
(October
Revolution)
had
been
sunk
by
Finnish
seven
members
of
h
crew
being
coastal
batteries.
If
correct,
it
would
represent
a
major
unaccounted
for
ad
tHieved
lost.
navaj
victor'
for
the
Finns
over
the
Soviet
invaders.
Today's
Losses
.-
The
British
re-orUKi
today
that
o"V9t
obr.M
had
bombed
and
mn'h'n-'nnnl
two
more
fUhlng
r.iri.'.
riiiKiiis
uuc
aiiu
kuiuig
thr"
of
the
crew
of
the
other.
I
The
trawler
Active
was
sunk
with
two
of
the
crew
missing.
Capt
David
Sutherland
reoorted
the
Active
sunk
by
an
aerial
torpedo
fired
by
on
of
several
Oerman
war-planes
raiding
shipping
off
the
coast.
:
The
trawler
Etutia
was
dam-aiM.
Four
other
small
ships
were
attacked.
I
CRUISERS
UtMllWJUU
--a.
-
Ieipslf
And
At
Least
One
Cruiser
Are
Damaged,
British
Communique
Says
LONDON.
Dec.
19:
(CP)-
-The
Admiralty
reports
that
the
6,000-1
ton
Oerman
cruUer
Lelosle
andire
ordered
to
take
at
least
one
heavy
cruiser"
were!
damaged
by
BrltUh
torpedoes
on
December
13.
"At
least
one
of
the
ships
might
well
have
fal'd
to
reach
port,"
a
communique
said.
The
torpedo
attack
was
carried
out
by
the
submarine
T
Imon.
the
same
one
which
sighted
the
Oerman
line;
Bremen
but
chase
to
let
her
go
rather
than
break
International
law
by
attacking
without
warning.
The
Salmon
had
a
narrow
es
cape.
Such
major
battleshins
as
Scharnhorst
and
Gneisau
were
among
the
German
flotilla
which
she
raided.
TYT
IT
It
War
News
i
4
PROSECUTE
LETTER
WRITERS
HALIFAX
Four
women
and
one
man
are
charged
with
attempting
to
communicate
to
persons
in
United
States
"information
likely
to
prejudice
the
safety
of
the
state
and
also
the
efficient
prosecution
of
the
war,"
It
is
announced.
The
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Police
terms
the
presecutlons
as
"csemtilary
cases"
as
a
warning
against
indiscreet
letter
writing.
PILING
OVER
SIIETLANDS
LQNpON
A
German
war
plane
is
reported
to
have
flown
north
of
the
Shetland
Islands.
British
fighters
pursuing
it
and
driving
it
off.
ON
MAGINOT
LINE
PARIS
Prime
Minister
Neville
Chamberlain
of
Great
Britain
today
Visited
the
Maginot
Line
and
the
headquarters
of
General
Gamelin,
Allied
commander-in-chief.
BRITISH
SHIP
SUNK
LONDON
Sinking
of
the
British
steamship
City
of
Kobe,
a
vessel
of
4373
ton,
Is
disclosed.
Sill
IS.KepOltea
I
Quay
In
Helsingfors
Dispatch
Shore
Halteries
Arc
Said
to
Lattleship
Named
;TnPI
k
I
lVI,
SOLO
IS
EPOCHAL
Fifteen
Per
Cent
or
Would-Be
Pi-!
lots
Found
Not
Good
Enough
After
Earlier
Tests
WITH
THE
ROYAL
CANADIAN
AIR
FORCE
AT
A
TRAINING
BASE,
Dec.
19:
CP'
As
the
war
progres-Ife?
R-CA
F.
pilots
probably
will
participate
in
dramatic
air
adven
'tnrM
In
Fnmruk
anH
rtt
t
n
Pin.
th
;tUland
pride
the
young
fliers
iteU
hm
thej
Ilrst.new
solo
as
nUSPflU
nuoi
puicers
aunngi....
h.
t
n
TVi7n
c
ff
i-nunT
fart
irl!in
qm'
TT
,
"
.these
days
at
a
score
of
airports
scallcreu
vuwua.
v
'ew)Amercan
Fon1
weeics
aner
tne
start
or
tneir
eignt
eck
elementary
Instruction
they,on
tne
th.atre
and
jj.
a
piane
up
alone.
It
generally
takes
eight
to
12
hour
dual
instruction
for
the
PJ.
O.'s.
known
ln
the
force
as
"Young
Pins."
to
be
competent
enough
to
try
to
solo.
"It
did
not
prove
quite
as
fear
some
a
task
as
I
had
thought,
said
one
young
recruit
who
has
Just
..nmnlalft
Vtim
Initial
(Mlnlnop
PASSING
OF
COLUMNIST
lleywood
Broun,
President
Of
American
Newspaper
Guild,
Is
Dead
NEW
YORK,
Dec.
19:
(CP)
Heywood
Broun,
aged
51,
noted
American
newspaper
columnUt
and
president
of
the
American
'Newspaper
Guild,
died
here
of
pneumonia.
Born
in
Brooklyn,
Broun
was
a
graduate
of
Harvard
and
started
newspaper
wort
as
a
reporter
.
on
the
Nw
Yorfc
TrJbune
wnkh
ne
had
s!nce
Wentlfle(L
ln
American
"Ex
Peautionary
Force
in.
the
First
.wth
Genera,
Pershlnfr
and
ih6
s."
He
was
a
con
tributor
to
magazines
with
articles
Broun
j,ctjTe
aj
a
5
n
rollMes
and
hU
principal
hobby
was
polf.
TO
HELP
FINLAND
own
war
with
Oermany.
!Motorship
Einar
Beyer
Is
Ashore
Vevel
Runs
Up
On
Green
Island
In
Wrangeil
Narrows
While
Bound
Here
The
well
known
Alaska
motor
ship
Einar
Beyer,
bound
from
Today's
Exchange
United
States
funds
Buying,
spot,
10
percent
premium:
selling,
spot,
11
percent
premium.
Sterling
funds
Buying,
spo
$4.43;
selling,
spot,
$4,47.
fc.vsuiis.vtvu
4110
..taw...
fa.
a.&....(v.
j
"There
U
nobody,
to
worry
you
if
j
von
do
slip
or
skid
the
plane
a
AUics
Will
Give
All
Assistance
trifle
on
the
turns.
Many
of
the.
possible
Without
Weakening
boy.
will
tell
pou,
though,
that
-Their
Own
War
when
they
are
up
In
the
blue
alone
'or
the
first
time
they
can
sUll
hear!
the
instructor
talking
to
them.
.
pARIS
p
M.
"After
cruising
around
the
air-Ucd
Supteme
War
Council
is
report
the
landing
is
made
with
he
ted
havc
dec,dcd
to
lve
all
minimum
of
bounce
and
then
the.moral
and
materIal
aid
pble
-tS
student
U
required
to
repeat
the
CT,
.,
cerformance
to
prove
it
was
no
ac
cident.
He
can
then
write
or
wire
home,
'well,
folks,
I'm
a
filer.'
And,
sure
enough
as
soon
as
the
message
has
gone,
the
instructor
will
ap
proacn
ana
remaric,
"now
you
can
concentrate
on
learning
to
fly.'
"
After
the
solo,
the
pupil
devotes
much
of
his
flying
time
to
Improving
hU
turns,
landings,
learns
forced
landings
and
cross-wind
take-offs.
NOT
ALL
SUCCEED
After
20
hours
In
the
air,
he
Is
about
15
Der
cent
of
the
P.P.O.'s'Juneau
to
Prlnce
Rupert
with
a
"wash
out"
and
are
told
they
are!carS
ot
frozen
fUh.
is
ashore
.at
not
good
enough
for
the
R.OA.F.
Green
Island
ln
Wrangeil
Nar-But
the
ones
who
pass
the
test
go!rows'
according
to
word
reaching
on
to
complete
their
elementary
heIe
yest"day
afternoon.
The
training
before
leaving
for
more
Tessel
Piled
uP'n
Saturday
rjcar
advanced
work
at
Camp
Borden
and'
the
toP
of
a
h,8n
tlde
ana
ruJls
Trenton,
Ont.,
air
stations.
I
completely
dry
at
low
water.
The
When
he
Is
not
Hying
the
P.P.O.Ivessel
,s
be,n
"Entered
of
her
attends
lectures
on
theory
of
flight.carg0
but
stm
there
13
some
d,f"
englnes.
navigation
and
practUes
"culty
lr
effecting
salvage.
The
the
morse
code
for
he
must
pass
Unlted
states
coastguard,
cutter
written
examinations
as
well
as
Cyane
13
amonS
vessels
standing
tests
In
actual
rlvm.
,by-
He
Is
Instructed
ln
acrobatics.
loops,
slow
rolls,
inverted
flying
and
half-flick
rolU.
These
form
the
principal
agenda
on
the
elementary
flying
course.
While
progressing
to
the
50-hour
check,
the
recruit
takes
Instrument
flying
Instruction,
makes
blind
flights
under
(Continued
on
Page
Tico)
Have
Disposed
of
23,256-Ton
October
Revolution
1t
-i
.
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t