Nawc
or
1
PTUI
A
IV
TV
O
I
LUIS
PLANK
DESTROYED
IRIS-
Snow
and
poor
vlslbll-
juefa
ine
tram
iuuj
ui
t'ti-t
a
forred
landing
in
The
plane
was
destroy
ed
the
crew
was
killed.
The
tttther
also
held
fighting
to
:sm
along
the
entire
a
a
ii....
iurn
troni,
lesieruay
nine
lrClcry
activity
on
both
.
tsr'iCBlarly
In
the
region
i
et
the
Vosges
Mountains.
M
CHIX
Y
IS
KEPT
;
lUHINtaON
At
a
confer-
in
the
White
House
with
kAst
Franklin
I).
Roosevelt
Jatary
of
State
Cordcll
Tier
Secretary
of
State
rr
Welles
jesteruay
pre-
Wd
i'.t
report
of
his
month's
P-.-...g
tour
to
Rome.
Ber-
tuii
and
London.
While
the
jlertr.::
which
lasted
for
an
fef
nd
a
quarter,
was
in
pro-
Slrphen
lUriy.
the
Prel-
t'i
wrrtlary.
Informed
news-mmtn
that
the
report
would
;
kept
a
secret.
Further,
the
"papermen
were
warned
noi
rindiilge
In
speculation
as
to
Its
h
tents.
DEMNTi
ALLII.I)
TIIUUSTS
lOMlOX
Widening
Allied
lasts
by
military,
navy
and
air
the
active
pursuit
of
war
as
1
1
as
Increased
diplomatic
ac-f'ly
are
expected
to
follow
the
"lings
of
the
British
and
itnch
supreme
war
council
here
ttrdiy
The
sessions
served
to
'Id
the
two
nations
Into
an
even
're
wild
single
entity
for
the
'ting
of
Intensive
warfare
and
n
to
build
for
post-war
peace
pmmunity
of
action
In
all
litre
before,
during
and
after
be
war,
NAZI
FLEET
OUT
I
t'OI'LNIiAt.EN
There
were
re-
"rts
here
last
night
that
German
fl
vessels
had
steamed
out
of
reidrlchsharen
base
to
engage
pritish
contraband
control
ves-
'
in
Scandinavian
waters.
ATTACK
UNSUCCESSFUL
LONDON
A
loni
r.rrm.in
war
flane
unsurrefiiltv
nllanltrd
Sritlsh
merchant
vessels
In
con-
p
yesterday,
l
ive
bombs
were
popped
but
there
were
no
hits.
"e
Aberdeen
trawler
Invernclll
rPrlfd
she
had
fought
off
a
are
I'Tman
plane
which
dropped
rrl
bombs
and
an
aerial
tor-
Fo
without
scoring
a
direct
hit.
"
urM
mat.
'
'
-
w
MIJU11UI
clAMlIi:itlMMN
TO
SPEAK
I.ONl)ov,.r,nic
Minister
Ncv-
t've
anollicr
riniirl
I..
I'.i,.
'
'
nsmciii
....
...
wllr
progress.
about
forty
shares
sold
at
the
TREASURE
ISLAM'
REOPENS
SAN
FRANCISCO,
tM.
1
nisi
AM
flfl
f
(
March
29.
Uy
Exposition
will
WP
25
for
another
four
month
run
ST.
JOHN'S.
Nfld.,
March
29
CP
After
six
years
of
com
mission
government
the
news
.
papm
r
tnU
Newfoundland
Position
is
Neutrality
in
War
And
,
o
Safeguarding
r
i-
of
r
capital
have
weighed
and
found
Nation,
Head
of
U.S.S.R.
Declares
wanting
the
system
Inaugurated
in
1934
after
the
island's
status
as
MOCOW,
March
29:
(CP)
Premier-Foreign
Minis-
a
dominion
was
voted
out
by
its
.:!.-..
.
.
i.
,
i
.
.i
narliament.
M
Moloton,
in
a
loreign
policy
report
neiore
tne
rhe
haj
Ialied-
wrltes
jr.
-v:
Soviet
today,
charged
France
and
Great
Britain
0ne
observer,
-because
govem-
l
r
any
instances
of
hostility
but
said
hopes
of
Bn-mnt
without
opposition
is
im-
,
r
rench
rulers
to
use
the
Soviet
Union
in
the
war
p"e
ana
Decause
oi
w
ex-ijrrmany
have
been
frustrated."
He
said:
"The
?.f
the
prcM
from
a11
du
pursued
by
the
Soviet
Union
pollcy
,B
Nowmber
19J3
the
Ugls,a.
is
uu
iimiy
nw
paiauiuic
vu
uic
ttve
Council
and
Lower
House
of
Oreat
Britain',
stopping
of
Russian
Unttw,
Kln8dorn
to
implement
re
snips
.(
vi-a.rwwc
ana
pcc
commfndatuns
of
a
royaj
corn-raids
"on
our
trade
representatives
mUwton
whkh
had
invjated
in
Paris
are
Inimical
"action.-
He
the
ni's
financial
and
eoon-sald
further:
"Our
position
U
neu-
omJc
pogitmn.
Lord
Amulree
of
trallty
In
the
war
and
"safeguard-
London
was
chairman
and
Sir
ot
our
land."
William
Stavert
of
Montreal
and
I
C
A.
McOrath
of
Victoria.
B.
C.
Election
Summaries
'
Canada
Liberals
176
National
Gov't
....
39
C.C.I.
....
...
8
y
New
Democracy
...
7
Lib.
Prog.
.........
3
Ind.
Liberal
.......
3
United
Reform
....
1
Independent
1
Unity
1
Deferred
1
Doubtful
4
British
Columbia
Liberals
10
National
Gov't
4
OtO!4
1
Independent
1
ORGANIZED
i
IN
RUPERT
were
members.
The
Amulree
report
favored
the
suspension
of
Parliamentary
ov-
Costly
Civil
Service
fBOVlNClAL
I
I
LIBRARY
-
ANKARA,
29:
Turkish
ters
today
comes
to
the
Balkans
or
Near
East.
t
uruwn
ana
rinicu
uwc
irer.w
M....i,
r...-H
rn1iit.lnn
.
.
"
.
i
noting
order."
He
Mid
that
vlrluaIIy
mU"
e
government
of
the
Turkey.
March
military
quar-
declared
that
full
agreement
had
been
reached
with
the
British
and
French
army,
navy
and
air
force
chiefs
on
plans
for
trl-power
co-operation
lrt
case
war
Reviewing
the
six
-year
experi-,more
whole-heartedly
they,
are
ment
the
Dally
News
says:
"There;
self-assumed
than
If
they
are
lm-have-
been
lmnrovements
on
the
ad-!
posed.
This
Is
a
matter
that
calls
mlnlstratlve
side.
The
commission
,
has
reorganized
the
civil
service
but
Credit
Union
Is
Formed
By
Fish-
,n
tnlj
respect
the
general
convic-ermen
Of
This
City
tlmi
i,
that
it
has
gone
too
far.
It
'
has
Increased
personnel
and
costs
The
first
general
meeUng
of
the
t0
create
a
burden
far
beyond
the
nrini
niinprt
Fishermen's
Credit
0.nii?
nt
ihi
email
country
to
car-
i
world
stability
and
security.
UrtIon
wa,
held
In
the
Deep
Sea
ry
.
There
is
good
reason
to
fear
"arr,
oi
me
two
nauons
fishermen's
Hall
on
Thursaay
eve-
that
tne
critics
wru)
talk
of
pledged
themselves
to
a
'
.
There
wa8
a
very
good
at-i.ratlc
desDotlsm
have
a
good
case."
tendance
of
members
and
pros-
0n
the
economic
side.
The
News
tiectlve
members
present.
W.
H.'contmues:
"The
commission
must
....
.
.
...
..
...
-
.1
Brett
occupied
tne
cnair.
nuouw
adjudged
a
failure."
,u
naa
for
serious
consideration."
One
Original
John
C.
Puddester
of
St.
feather
Forecast
Tomorrows
Tides
High
6:10
ajn.
18.0
It.
j
1.
i.
m
19:48
pjn.
162
ft
r
;
v;
:d:
part
cloudy
and
mild
Low
12:50
pm.
6.1
ft.
NORTIIERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITIS
H
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
XXIX
No.
75.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
MARCH
29,
1940.
PRICE:
I
CENTS
Aolotoff
States
Russian
Policy
AS
Si1?
Does
Not
Wish
RS
BtAsed
In
War
On
ermany,
Premier
Says
Critics
Of
Six-Year
Experiment
Say
System
lias
Fallen
Far
Short
Of
expectations
Turkey
And
Allies
Have
War
Accord
DISTRICT
RETURNS
Hanson
Still
Holds
Plurality
Following
Tuesday's
General
4
Election
yesterday
havebeen
as
follows:
Effect
of
Criticism
.
'
"It
may
be
heard
In
petitions
but
even
that
form
of
expression
has
not
been
encouraged.
It
may
be
expresed
through
the
medium
of
Kltwm'kaH&i
the
press.
In
not
a
few
cases
this
Endako
har
proved
effective
but
its
scope
gheraton
I
l
limited
and
It
has-been
only
too
Topjey
evident
that
much
of4he
criticism.
Houston
no
matter
how
constructive,
how
Skeena
cng
Tru
mraiiL
ana
uiaiu;r
hu
titn.9n(,q
9
33
14
19
35
8
25
ernment
In
favor
of
government
by
necessary,
has
been
regarded
merely
Cedarvae
"
"
19
commission
aoownieu
oy
me
w-
a,
carping,
preiuoicea
or
unauiy
woodcock
jl
Red
Kingdom
government
until
the,
cenrarlous."
Dorreen
Island
again
became
self-suooort-
The
Evening
Telegram
coes
on:
Rose
i
'"
Ing.
The
mother
country
would
as-l"whlle
It
mav
be
atrreed
that
cer-
Evyn
slst
the
solution
of
financial
prob-Waln
substantial
benetlU
have
re-
MorteetowrT''
tern
cmbarrasalrMl
Newfoundland.Uujt,
are
ve
materlaUj?
nearer
the
i'iftef1
Tne
elieci
oi
tne
cnange
was
to
re-
obleeUve
the
restoration
or
gov
due
the
island
from
dominion
to,
ernment
by
the
people?
colonial
status
"The
genera
oolnlon
would
ap
Even
after
Newfoundland's
ac-
oar
to
be
that
the
experiment
In
gouthbank
ceptance
of
the
Amulree
proposals,
fadminlstratlon
the
finahclaf
bene-
0ientanria
the
measure
had
a
rough
ride
In
'fits,
thanks
to
the
goodwill
of
the
London.
Laborites
and
left-wingers,
United
Kingdom,
notwithstanding
in
the
British
Commons
had
a
series.
has
fallen
far
short
of
the
exoecta-of
amendments
ranging
from
action
of
those
by
whom
it
was
in-three-year
limit
on
suspension
of.stltuted
and
that,
even
after
six
dominion
status
to
establishment!
year'
of
trial,
there
is
little
to
ln-In
the
ancient
colony
of
a
"socialist
dicate
that
government
by
commis-co-operatlve
commonwealth."
Fin-jslon
can
either
succeed
in
Its
pur-
...
8
....
11
...
22
16
.
..
5
...
15
I
owe
Inlet
3
Kltimat
8
Francois
Lake
52
39
o
o
o
12
0
8
4
8
4
4
0
3
2
8
2
''"1
1
2
10
1
5
v
6
21
5
35
33
3
14
6
15
15
31
13
0
4
36
19
20
I
r
A
One
hundred
and
two
polls
out'
of
a
total
of
116
in
Skeena
federal
'
riding
have
now
reported
follow
ing
Tuesday's
election
and
give
I
the
following
results:
i
Olof
Hanson.
Liberal.
4591.
I
Goree
Cameron,
National
Government,
1352.
'
Oeorge
Weaver,
C.
C.
F..
2530.
j
Frank
Morris,
Independent
Lib-'
eral,
141.
The
voting
strength
of
the
fourteen
polls
remaining
to
be
heard
from
amounts
to
only
650
so
commission
syitem
arise
from
the
'here
is
no
possibility
now
of
the
o
.
WORK
FOR
i
MANY
MEN
ally,
the
bill
for
commission
govern-
rose
or
compensate
the
country
for
Estimated
That
1400
.Men
Will
Be
ment
passed
the
"mother
of
Par-)
the
rights
of
which
It
consented.
Employed
In
Queen
Charlotte
iUments"
by
a
vote
of
208
to
38.
It
for
a
time
to
be
deprived."
j
island
Logging
Camps
became
operaUve
on
Newfoundland
,
in
conclusion
The
Evening
Tele-'
February
15.
1934,
the
British
gov-1
gram's
editorial
sajx
"The
war
ln(
According
to
word
received
from
ernment
appointing
three
com-
which
the
country
Is
Dartlclpatlng..the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
It
is
mlssloners
from
the
United
King-1
it
Is
by
no
means
unlikely,
will
call
expected
at
least
1400
men
will
be
dom
and
three
from
Newfoundland
for
decisions
In
which
It
may
be
employed
In
logging
camps
on
to
meet
under
the
chairmanship
of
j
more
than
ever
Important
that
the
j
M0resby
island
and
hi
Skidegate
Uie
Governor.
wisnes
oi
me
puouc
may
una
ex-,inict
this
coming
summer.
Pad-
jpresslon.
Sacrifices
have
to
be
flc
Mlus
Ltd.,
operating
the
Ocean
made.
They
will
be
made
all
the
Fans
pulp
and
paper
mill,
has
a
.
u
i
k...i.jiH
I
If
r
.
u
...
....
.
.
.
.
party
or
cruisers
ai
present
at
the
mouth
of
the
Dena
River.
Most
Of
People
nls
e,.0",me,mbf!
lthe
Of
omithers
Went
fouhdland
administration.
Oover-iTT
Ulftf
Jn
Pnllc
nor
Sir
Murray
Anderson,
first
1
0
IjieCllOIl
1
0115
chairman,
and
former
Premier
F.
C.
.
Alderdlce.
first
vice-chairman,
arc
SMITHERS,
M
arch
29.-
With
dead.
W.
R.
Howley
ls-now
regis-
jthe
election
campaign
over,
the
trar
of
the
Supreme
Court
of
New-1
towni
seems
very
quiet
following
foundland.
Sir
John
Simpson,
I
the
bustle
nf
election
day.
Al-
twenty
persons
made
application
contrjbuted
little
or
nothing
to
the
Thomas
Lodge
and
E.
N.
R.
Tren-
though
the
campaign
had
been
,
i-J;w,hin
and
there
were
MiaV,iuv,m(nt
nf
n
stnble
nomv.,tham'whowereaPPinted
Irom
tne
devoid
of
contention
and
with
United
Kingdom,
have
been
trans-
every
appearance
of
lacking
lc
f
erred
to
other
duties.
.interest
th
Kmithers
noil
nrobabli
rr-u.
i!n.lr.c
ltfi
OI
OIllvCli
n
h.lH
rinrlltlnns
hp
ftprentpd
511
"v
f
ft"."..-
elected:
aVet
vfrnor
!r
ws
'S5..
fs.,-i-llans
Pet-
..f
m.ni
rhn
u-hieh
Humphrey
Walwyn.
chairman;
Sir
,UuL
O.
J.
Han-1,
"SI
""-tt,;.
e
an
othe
John
c:
Puddester.
commissioner
r
;,r
II.
Brett.
I
Ior
Pub,lc
healUi
and
welfare;
L.
E.
,
.
W.
that
the
neoole
of
Newfoundland
Cred?
t
Commlttee-Mlke
Ander-had
a
rlght
to
expect
has
not
ma-
p'ub
Zter
.
...
...
Amnif
Petter-
t,
vo,,.
cave
"fnr
"oas.
puouc
11c
u
uiiiiiics,
lUles-
J
j.
A
a.
winter,
son,
UCOn
oauuvai,
....
-
uiuu,
w-j-
home
nffnlr
unit
prinrntlin-
T
TT
'
nome
anairs
ana
eaucauon,
J.
n.
II.
Sor-
-
.j.f.on
T
j
mn
,rvr,
hrpn
nhfjiin.
....!
with
confidence
and
hope
Is
Mt,5
SSZJ
"
Supervisory
Commlttee-jens
w.
(
yet
visible."
;
Larscn,
J.
Fredheim,
j.
wm-
u0King
to
mc
iuiure
me
cws
--
j
A
congratulatory
messane
aeciarcs:
"we
must
scck
now
to
Dr.
G.
M.
Shrum
or
me
una
a
system
wnicn
win
cmargc
Department
of
the
universny
"our
own
system
or
responsibility,
British
Columbia
was
read
to
the
)Create
a
keener
interest
among
the
meeting.
'
i
people
In
progressive
government
land
establish
a
policy
which
all
may
support
with
the
assurance
that
It
will
lead
to
the
establishment
of
true
happiness
and
contentment
for
the
people
of
this
Island."
The
St.
John's
Evening
Telegram
says
the
strongest
objection
to
the
oorvin.
and
THANKS
TO
SUPPORTERS
I
desire
to
express
my
thanks
and
appreciation
to
my
friends
and
supporters
In
Skeena
Riding
for
their
personal
assistance,
the
courtesies
extended,
and
the
support
given
to
me
In
the
recent
campaign.
GEORGE
F.
CAMERON.
Bulletins
NEW
ROTARY
HEAD
Ihe
probability
is
that
Dr.
Ntal
Carter
will
be
president
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Club
during
the
year
commencing:
next
June.
His
name
has
been
placed
in
nomination
by
ihe
nominating
committee
and
it
is
not
likely
any
other
names
win
appear.
The
election
takes
place
a
month
from
now.
Other
officers
include:
secretary
W.
L.
Coates;
treasurer,
Alex
McRae.
directors
Weldon
McAfee,
P.
IL
Limey
and
Hubert
Ward.
RELIEVED
OF
MAIL
HAMILTON,
Bermuda
A
large
Pan-American
Airways
fact
that
the
voice
of
the
people,
general
result
being
In
any
way
i
Hying
boat,
forced
to
land
here
ascustomed
to
maktiig
Itself
heard
changed.
and
felt
for
many
generations.
is
runner
oous
reporting
since
yesterday
for
refuelling
while
on
a
flight
from
Lisbon
to
New
York,
had
her
mail
searched
by
the
British
authorities
and
1,140
pounds
originating
In
Germany
and
neutral
countries
was
confiscated,
the
British
mail
being
undisturbed.
There
was
no
show
of
violence.
Pan-American
trans-Atlantic
planes
recently
suspended
regular
calls
at
Bermuda
to
avoid
searching
but
this
one
had
encountered
strong
head
winds
and
slowed
her
up,
making
it
necessary
to
use
more
gas
and
landing
her
for
refuelling.
,
CABINET
MEETING
OTTAWA
With
a
bare
quor
nnuncement
apart
from
the
statement
that
there
had
been
only
general
discussion.
1
HAI1FAX
MARINE
DISASTER
HALIFAX
Naval
vessels
and
lifeboat
crews
searched
outer
Halifax
Harbor
today
for
bodies
cf
nine
members
of
the
crew
of
the
pilot
boat
Hebridean,
rammed
and
sunk
last
night
by
an
incoming
freighter.
Five
survived
the
accident,
two
being
in
hospital
suffering
from
shock.
The
dead
are
all
natives
of
Halifax
and
district.
made
a
record
for
Itself
In.
the
percentage
of
voters
that
went
to
Final
Count
Changes
Nova
Scotia
the
polls.
It
Is
estimated
that
95
Riding
From
Liberal
To
National
percent
of
all
available
voters
at'
Government
the
Smlthers
poll
cast
their
bal-l
'
lots
on
election
day.
',
OTTAWA,
March
29:
(CP)
The
The
Liberal
committee
rooms
'
Liberal
majority
suffered
another
were
crowaea
until
mianigni
as
reduction
wnen
tne
nnai
civilian
and
NAZI
DISCLOSURE
BERLIN
Sixteen
documents
which
German
authorities
said
had
been
found
in
archives
of
the
Polish
government
were
released
to
the
press
by
the
Ber-r
lin
foreign
office
tonight
with
the
apparent
intention
of
convincing
the
world
that
President
Franklin
I).
Roosevelt
and
his
l
ambassadors
'to
London
and
Paris
were
agreed
that
United
States
would
ultimately
enter
I
a
possible
world
conflict
on
the
j
side
of
Great
Britain
and
I
France.
The
documents
are
pur-(
ported
to
be
chiefly
confidential
I
reports
by
Polish
ambassadors
to
Washington,
London
and
Paris
and
the
Polish
minister
to
Stockholm.
SEAT
GOES
TO
TORIES
TURN
OVER
RUSS
SHIPS
TO
FRANCE
Great
Britain
Determined
To
Pre
vent
Soviet
Co-operation
With
Germany
Through
Siberia
LONDON,
March
29:
(CP)
The
ministry
of
economic
warfare
announced
today
that
two
Soviet
ships,
which
had
been
seized
In
Far
Eastern
waters
on
suspicion
of
carrying
contraband
to
Germany,
were
being
turned
ever
to
French
authorities
"for
administration
reason."
The
ships
are
the
Sel-
enga,
2,492
tons,
and
the
Vladimir
Mayakovsky,
2,261
tons,
which
were
being
held
at
Hong
Kong
by
the
British
contraband
control.
They
had
sailed
from
California
loaded
with
metals.
.
In
turning
the
ships
over
to
France,
the
British
brushed
aside
Soviet
protests
and
confirmed
their
determination
to
prevent
goods
from
reaching
Germany
by
way
of
Vladivostok
and
Siberia.
GAMELIN
AT
ALDERSH0T
Canadian
Expeditionary
Force
Is
Inspected
By
French
urn
present,
the
Mackensle
KinC
i
nTOoHrYr"
March
29:
Gen-
rin
nun.
nr
rw
vt
:
via
an
'
v
im-
ndef-lri-chief7
ytaEngland
for
the
Allied
High
Command
war
council,
inspected
the
Canadian
Active
Service
Force
today,'
ac
companied
by
General
Sir
Edmund
Ironside,
chief
of
Imperial
general
staff.
LOG
SCALE
MOUNTING
Timber
Production
In
District
This
Year
Almost
Three
Times
Ahead
Of
1939
Log
production
in
Prince
Rup-
ert
forestry
district
continued
dur
ing
the
month
of
March
this
year
has
maintained
the
substantial
increase
over
1939
which
marked
the
first
two
months
of
1940.
The
scale
for
this
March
was
710,939
.board
feet
as
compared
with
238,-118
board
feet
In
the
same
month
I
last
year.
For
the
.first
three
months
of
1940
the
scale
totals
3,853,591
board
feet
as
compared
with
1,433,285
board
feet
In
the
first
quarter
of
1939.
Scaling
figures
per
species
for
this
March
are
as
follows,
figures
for
the
same
month
last
vear
also
being
shown
for
comparison.
Douglas
Fir
Spruce
generally
were
being
received
over
'eral
election
gave
Percy
C.
Black,
'
Quarter
of
1939.
the
wires
The
final
satisfactory
this
town
which
Itself
gave
a
good
Liberal
majority.
Hockey
Scores
Stanley
Cup
Play-offs
Toronto.
3;
Detroit,
1.
Rangers,
l;
Boston,
0.
National
Government
candidate,
a
results
proved
quite
one
vote
majority
over
K,
J.
Coch-to
the
majority
In
rane,
Liberal,
whose
election
with
a
majority
of
only
four
had
previously
been
Indicated.
This
would
give
Nova
Scotia
its
only
Conservative
member.
Miss
Jean
Cameron
Is
sailing
tonight
on
the
Princes
Louise
for
a
month's
holiday
in
Vnacuote,
Victoria
and
Naiitum.i
March
1940
B.
Ft.
...
138
...263,351
Cedar
336,914
Jackpine
Hemlock
,.110.536
March
1940
B.
Ft.
7,000
92,212
105,443
31,458
Forest
Products
Production
of
poles
and
piling
In
the
interior
shows
an
equally
large
expansion
this
year,
the
scaled
output
for
this
March
being
253,540
lineal
feet
as
compared
with
97.605
lineal
feet
In
March
1939
while
the
total
for
the
present
year
to
date
Is
660,-
the
results
across
Canada
vote
count
In
Cumberland,
Nova
,668
lineal
feet
In
comparison
with
t
he
results
across,
Canada"
Scotia,
seat
from
the
federal
gen-'
iv
Unpai
fppt
in
the
first
The
timber
products
scale
for
this
March
was
rhado
up
entirely
of
cedar.
There
was
no
tie
production
recorded
this
March..
Sixty-three
cords
of
wood
we'r'6
counted.
BAR
GOLD
LONDON,
(CP)
The
Montreal
price
of
bar
gold
on
the
London
market
was
unchanged
today
tt
$37.54
ir
fine
ounce.
it!
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