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Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest."
VOL.
XXXVII,
No.
86.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C.
MONDAY,
APRIL
12,
1948
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
New
Traffic
In
Alaska
Lumber
I
Strike
Colombia
Situation
In
Control
P.
Board
of
Trade
On
New
Steamer
To
Start
At
Prince
Rupert
itlement
A
brand
new
shipping
operation
takine
nractiral
Sti
Althouqh
G
l
Critical;
SIIiEAL
(CP)
,ent
has
beer,
11
advantage
of
Prince
Rupert's
position
as
the
strategically
economical
port
where
rail
and
water
meet
for
OV
t
I
Canadian
National
Steamship's
fine
new
coastal
liner,
now
ncaring
completion
of
construction
at
Victoria,
may
be
seen
In
Prince
Rupert
even
earlier
than
June
21
when
she
is
scheduled
to
be
here
on
her
initial
voyage
in
the
Alaska
service.
According
to
reports
between
aech
Alaska,
is
being
inaugurated
this
week.
Its
continuation
and
development
will
depend
to
some
extent
at
least
on
the
coast
aspect
of
handling
the
transship
Of
Coalition
Character
F
ormea
ment
tnrougn
nere
Jrom
Vancouver,
the
Board
of
due
fron
I
Tomorrow
there
is
BULLETINS
,
and
engineer
ol
unions
and
ship-
mpanif
s
in
the
six-old
strike
which
&
up
Canadian
g
oil
both
coasts,
are
available'
lately-
The
men
had
a
contract
foi
,ar
wages.
Juneau
a
tug
and
barge,
bringing
some
500,000
to
750,000
feet
of
spruce
lumber
from
the
Juneau
Spruce
Corporation's
sawmill
at
the
Alaska
Capital.
Destined
In
CAPITAL
CITY
OF
BOGOTA
IN
CHAOS
OF
RUIN;
MORE
THAN
300
ARE
DEAD
Diplomatic
Relations
With
Russia
Broken
Off
After
Communist
Conspirators
Are
Arrested
BOGOTA
(CP)
Situation
in
this
capital
was
still
critical
today
after
revolutionary
riots
which
iraue
oi
mat
cny
is
negotiating
to
charter
the
vessel
for
a
goodwill
cruise
to
north
coast
and
Alaska
points,
reviving
what
some
years
ago
was
an
annual
Vancouver
Board
of
Trade
feature.
The
only
question
now
appears
to
be
whether
or
not
the
Prince
George
will
be
ready
in
time
for
such
a
trip.
,
'K
"I
bond
for
various
points
In
the
United
States,
the
lumber
will
be
removed
from
the
barge
at
the
dry
dock
pier
by
use
of
i
i
killed
three
hundred
persons,
smashed
at
least
1000
Of
stores,
set
ablaze
forty
major
bujldings
and
damaged
many
fine
churches.
The
problem
of
getting
food
and
other
supplies
moved
is
serious
with
transporta
ning
locomotive
crane
there
and
piled
on
the
pier
for
re-loading
into
railway
lumber
box
cars.
A
naif
a
dozen
cars
are
already
standing
by.
The
shipping
here
by
barge
from
Juneau
has
been
organized
munism
PALESTINE
TRVCE?
NEW
YORK
The
United
States
today
stepped
up
its
determined
drive
for
a
truce
In
Palestine.
Everyone,
except
Andrei
Grumyko,
is
expected
to
attend
a
meeting
of
the
security
council
in
a
supreme
effort
to
reach
a
peace.
LEWIS
TO
TRIAL
WASHINGTON
Federal
Judge
T.
Alan
Goldsborough
today
ordered
John
L.
Lewis,
to
face
trial
Wednesday
on
contempt
of
court
charges.
Despite
settlement
of
the
twenty-nine
day
old
stoppage,
Goldsborough'
holds
Lewis
has
not
purged
himself
of
the
contempt
charges.
kfnlalivf
of
lanauian
Lr
of
Commerce
Here
Eckroyd
of
Montreal,
tentative
of
the
Can-
by
the
States
Steamship
Co.
and
It
is
expected
that
th
shipments,
involving
twenty
cars
or
upwards
from
each
barge,
-will
be
arriving
at
intervals
of
about
ten
days.
'Am
traffic
may
reach
three
million
feet
monthly.
It
will
bring
welcome
employ
.amber
of
Commerce,
in
tion
in
a
snarl.
The
situation
is
Improved
slightly,
however,
from
virtual
anarchy
which
prevailed
for
a
time.
Army
troops
are
on
patrol
with
orders
to
shoot
looters
on
sight.
Rescue
squads
are
picking
.up
corpses
amid
heaps
of
rubble
ten
feet
high.
All
authority
has
been
vested
in
the
army
under
martial
law.
A
new
coalition
government
claims
to
have
put
down
the
DIFFERENCE
OF
OPINION
Departmental
Official
and
t'nion
Leader
do
Not
See
Eye
.to
Eye
on
New
Salmon
Restrictions
VANCOUVER
W
While
George
J.
Alexander,
deputy
minister
of
fisheries
for
British
Columbia,
said
at
Victoria
that
the
multi-million
dollar
salmon
canning
industry
of
the
province
would
be
saved
by
the
embargo,
Homer
Stevens,
secretary
ARABS
TAKE
KASTELBACK
Official
Jewry
Denies
Responsibility
for
Masscare
Would
Take
Truce
JERUSALEM
iff)
Counterattacking
Arabs
Sunday
night
recaptured
Kastel
in
an
assault
against
the
Jewish
garrison
today
after
a
tour
of
nee
during
which
he
f
,
t
-
'
.
.
V
;.
.
.
:,;-;'.'.
'
ment
for
local
longshoremen
who
are
being
furnished
by
the
Pacific
Stevedoring
and
for
a
number
of
whom
It
should
furnish
continuous
work.
A
special
customs
set-up
has
also
been
ar
LEAFS
WIN
DETROIT
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
defeated
Detroit
Red
ed
over
8.000
miles,
ex-as
(ratification
at
the
hospitality
extended
to
inhere
he
went.
Mr.
defines
the
functions
cal
board
of
trade
"a
group
ol
citizens
who
uMives
together
for
ol
the
city"
and
de-
"communist
insurrection"
in
Colombia
with
a
new
Conserva
of
the
United
Fishermen's
and
tive-Liberal
cabinet
formed
dur
ranged
Railways
i
Allied
Workers'
Union,
said
that
Canadian
National
ing
tr.e
wetk-end.
there,
the
British
Army
reported.
Meantime
Hagana
Jewish
Agency,
which
is
ready
to
accept
a
truce,
denies
responsibility
for
the
reported
massacre
of
250
Arabs,
many
women
and
children,
In
a
village
near
Kastel,
blaming
it
on
Irgun
Zeumi
it
its
activities
should
The
revolt
grew
out
of
the
local
officials,
it
Is
known,
have
the
reimpositlon
of
export
re-been
active
for
several
weeks
in
i
strlctions
on
"raw"
salmon
will
n,.H
iih
fh
noffntiatlrm
be
a
"definite
blow"
to
British
fatal
shooting
Friday
of
Jorgs
Eliecer
Gaitana,
Liberal
leader.
Columbia
fishermen.
of
the
business
but
even
yet
are
The
government
announced
.lure-To
promote
bet-between
the
farmers
merchants
in
town,
rce-
For
the
protec-
diffident
about
making
any
an
today
that
Colombia
had
broken
and
the
Stern
Gang.
The
Arabs
Wings
2-9
Sunday
night,
tak-ing
a
three
to
nothing
game
lead
in
the
best
of
seven
final
series
for
the
Stanley
Cup.
In
Toronto
Saturday
night
the
Maple
Leafs
won
the
second
game
4
to
2.
..The
series
resumes
here
Wednesday
night
MOKE
RED
HOLD-IP
VIENNA
Official
British
sources
said
Sunday
night
tha't
news
Soviet
restrcitions
had-
brought
highway
traffic
-between-'
the-
Rritlia-n-
of
Austria
and
Vienna
to
a
virtual
standstill.
nouncement
concernlg
It.
are
threatening
reprisals.
Fishermen
may
export
unrer
stricted
quantities
of
raw
spring
salmon
to
the
United
States
and
exports
of
raw
cohoe
will
be
per
off
diplomatic
relations
with
.
Russia..
?r;
In
the
relations
Edward
Ellis,
of
Jueau,
rep
;
promotion
of
mer-
resentative
of
the
States
Steam
ncement
yester-
.3
town.
7-For
the
Dromotioti
mitted
until
September
I
but
foll(
day
agert
ship
line,
Is
expected
to
accompany
the
first
shipment.
sockeye,
pinks
and
chums
will
.id
old
industries.
be
retained
in
Canada.
Big
Miners'
Strike
Off
y
Following
a
plan
of
Soviet
Russian
4
arrested
in
con-Vi'VyMP'jilutioJi,.
I
radio
saw
thai,
agents,
including
-id
been
caught
fStevcnTsiUdt
the
new
order
ii
HONORS
F.D.R.
King
George,
who
asked
Mrs.
Roosevelt
today
to
unveil
the
London
statue
commemorating
the
great
President
of
the
United
States.
c3fLi
r--
"..
...
i.i,'-rffp
::
TODAY'S
STOCKS
Courtesy
S.
D.
Johnr.ton.Co.
Ltd.
i
a
selective
restriction
and,
In
COURT
FINES
in'health
and
recrea-'
ivities
as
well
as
tak-ctive
interest
in
civic
fifted
two
i
effect,
permits
only
salmon
can-
ners
to
sell
to
the
United
States.
"in
i
tWr-qnie
(Spanish
words
TOTAL
SI,
492
u
Affairs-
Study
and
.'Jon
of
information
on
THE
WKATHER
to
the
English
equivalent
of
"caught
ln
the
act").
It
said
that
three
foreign
agents
hid
Fines
collectec.
in
city
police
affairs
of
the
country
court
last
month
totalled
$1,492
DRY
WEATHER
BRINGS
FIRES
been
taken
while
trying
to
start
t
having
an
ever-in-effect
upon
affairs
at
level.
sll."
he
said.
fmeakinir
trouble.
Meantime
at
Washington,
D.C.,
the
Colombian
revolution
was
re
A
week
of
dry
weather
caused
Vancouver
Bralorne
7.65
Buffalo
Canadian
10
Consol.
Smelters
103.75
Conwest
98
Donalda
,
66
Eldona
73
Elder
.48
Giant
Y'knife
4.25
'tat
o
communism
"in
the
city
fire
department
to
an-
WASHINGTON
D.
C.
John
L.
Lewis
today
told
400,000
striking
coal,
miners
that
their
pensions
had
been
granted.
Thi3
is
the
signal
which
it
is
expected
will
end
the
four
weeks'
old
soft
coal
strike.
Lewis
sent
out
the
word
after
accepting
a
tentative
pension
plan,
proposing
$100
a
month
for
miners
sixty-two
years
old
who
have
served
twenty
years
in
the
Industry
and
who
retired
after
May
28,
1946.
I
Lewis
had
demanded
a
$100
pension
for
miners
sixty
years
old.
3(
"'.ry
today,
"we
should
swer
calls
to
two
brush
fires
and
garded
as
playing
into
the
hands
of
C
o
m
m
u
ntst
propagandists
Synopsis
A
storm
centre
developing
over
interior
British
Columbia
is
resulting
In
cloudy
to
overcast
skies
over
the
entire
province.
Snow
flurries
are
general
over
the
northern
half
of
the
province
and
rain
showers
are
reported
along
the
coast.
Snow
is
expected
to
spread
to
the
southern
interior
during
the
day
as
the
storm
moves
south
B.
R.
Con
0212
B.
R.
X
07
Cariboo
Quartz
12
Dentonia
01
'a
Grull
Wihksne
....
(ask)
.05
Hedley
Mascot
.52
Vi
Minto
02V2
Pend'
Oreille
3.80
Pioneer
2.75
Premier
Border
03
V2
Privateer
19
Reeves
McDonald
'
1.69
with
an
additional
$117
In
court
costs,
ths
highest
revenue
since
last
August,
according
to
the
monthly
police
report
considsr-ed
by
the
city
police
committee
at
the
week-end.
Total
fines
for
the
first
quarter
of
1948
were
$3,214,
more
than
$1,000
greater
than
for
the
same
period
last
year.
Last
month's
fine
revenue
re
ir
horizons
for
there
a
roof
fire
at
the
week-end.
All
h
seeking
to
undo
all
three
were
put
out
before
dam
pen
done
for
the
good
age
was
done.
Muntry.
Investigations
I
At
12:30
p.m.
Saturday,
the
ontinue
and
the
people
firemen
put
out
a
blaze
on
the
wd.
Communists
are'r,f
nf
tho
rpsidonce
of
Syd
78
15
09
11
30
04
God's
Lake
Hardrock
...
Harricana
.
Heva
Hosco
Jacknife
....
eastward.
Some
clearing
is
ex-1
work
for
what
they
Alexander,
1102
Beath
Place
sulted
from
68
convictions
in
citv
police
court.
Majority
of
th3
r
We
too
must
work
nft.Pr
a
small
area
of
shingles
oeeted
along
the
northern
coast
i
throughout
the
world.
It
disrupted
the
Inter-American
conference
at
.
Bogota
just
when
western
hemisphere
leaders
were
seeking
to
present
the
world
with
fresh
evidence
of
inter-country
unity
ana
stability.
Diplomatic
officials
in
the
United
States
capital
said,
however,
that
they
were
without
concrete
evidence
that
the
uprising
at
Bogota
had
been
engineered
by
communists
despite
widespread
reports
of
communist
agltatioa
cases
involved
Infractions
of
the.
tonignt
the
wake
of
the
democracy
and
co-oner-
hart
hpen
burned.
A
spark
Is
Joliet
Quebec
31
uovernmeni,
liquor
nut
aiiu
li
organizations
who
are
hottpv-H
to
hpve
s?t
the
tinder
PROTESTING
.11
Lake
Rowan
to
build
a
better
Can-
dry
roof
ablaze.
v,rmr
lotor
t.hp
rienartment
quor
sections
of
the
Inian
Act.
There
were
73
prosecutions
and
five
dismissals.
Lapaska
05
Vi
Reno
,
-0812
Salmon
Gold
17
Vz
Sheep
Creek
...6
105
Taylor
Bridge
40
Taku
River
...
(ask)
.54
Vananda
15
Congress
02
Vx
Pacific
Eastern
05
Hedley
Amalgamated
..
.02
1
2
Spud
Valfey
13
Silbak
Premier
32
storm.
Otherwise
there
will
be
little
change
In
conditions.
Forecast
Printe
Rupert.
Queen
Char
1.02
Little
Long
Lac
AT
SALES
TAX
f
kroyd
arrived
in
the
rcviorf
tn
rnmnx
Avenue
.07
y2
Lynx
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.68
Saturday
nights
train
where
a
grass
fire
was
blazing
r.ithers,
where
he
met
merrily.
It
was
put
out
before
rict
B'ard
of
Trade
Fri-
i
nrrf
tn
nparbv
buildings.
VANCOUVER
British
Col
and
plans
for
sabotage.
umbians,
faced
with
a
$12,000,000
lottes
and
North
Coast
Clear
tonight
and
tomorrow,
northern
i
'
section,
and
cloudy,
southern
U
and
had
a
luncheon
,
a
sprnnd
crass
fire
occurred
section.
Winds
light,
becoming
Oils
ith
the
Prince
Rupert
at
g:3o
Sunday
night
on
Fourth
r
of
Commerce
today.
AvomiP
Wpst.
This
also
was
increase
in
the
cost
of
living
undsr
the
new
three
percent
retail
sales
tax,
Saturday
voiced
protests.
,
The
protects
came
from
merchants,
restaurant
owners,
the
VANCOUVER
HAS
iew
on
tonight's
train
,:t
George
und
the
Sees
Rupert
Alaska
Port
Not
only
will
southeastern
Alaska
take
advantage
of
a
great
saving
in
shipping
charges
through
using
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert
Instead
of
Seattle
as
the
rail
entry
point
for
the
United
States
once
the
Jones
Act
Is
re-
put
out
speedily.
Children
were
believed
by
Fire
Chief
Lock
to
be
responsible
for
both
grass
fires.
McKenzie
Red
Lake
..
.52
McLeod
Cockshutt
....
1.08
Moneta
28
Vi
Negus
2.05
Noranda
47.74
Louvicourt
64
Pickle
Crow
190
Regcourt
07
Vi
San
Antonio
3.85
Senator
Rouyn
41
Sherrit
Gordon
2.15
Steep
Rock
2.08
Sturgeon
River
19
Silver
Miller
27
northerly
(15
m.p.h.)
by
evening.
Colder
tonight,
northern
section,
with
lltle
change
ln
temperature
elsewhere.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
Tuesday
At
Port
Hardy
35
and
45,
Massctt,
32
and
43,
Prince
Rupert
30
and
45.
FIRE
IN
HOTEL
VANCOUVER
Alertness
of
N'S
IMMIGRANT
TOO?
A.
P.
Con
.16
Calmont
56
C.
&
E
5.00
Foothills
3.60
Home
7.40
Toronto
Athona
07
Aumaque
-
17
Beattie
70
Bevcourt
...j.
36
Bobjo
-16
a
night
clerk
is
credited
with
man
on
tne
street
ana
nouse-wives.
Directors
of
tha
Retail
Merchants'
Association
met
Saturday
to
plan
a
province-wido
increase
in
pricss
if
the
MECHANICAL
WEAVER
TV.,.
oVm.hio
nf
a
loom
weaving
saving
the
lives
of
200
persons
early
Sunday
when
fire
broke
o
MP.i
is
fPPt.
wide
travels
a
pealed
or
statehood
Is
granted
1
popular
theory
that
,:ll
American
Indian
originally
from
Asia
:he
Behring
Strait
be-:ler(
Is
so
much
slmllar-;etn
the
Eskimos
on
both
the
strait
and
the
Indl-
government
fails
to
allow
more
Jones
Act
so
that
Alaska
might
be
released
from
her
transportation
fetters
but
he
now
thinks
that
the
salvation
of
the
terri
total
distance
of
three
miles
Alaska
but
so
will
western
within
one
hour,
making
about
Alaska.
"By
using
the
port
of
across
Prince
Rupert
we
could
save
1,000
trips
carrying
yarn
I15c
"
"erV
dollar
ln
transpor-
the
width
of
the
loom.
expenses
for
collecting
the
tax.
George
Mathews,
Retail
Merchants'
secretary,
declared
that
"the
merchants
will
refuse
to
absorb
the
loss
on
collecting
the
tory
will
come
through
state
out
In
the
beer
parlor
of
the
downtown
St.
Regis
Hotel
on
Dunsmuir
at
Seymour
Street,
causing
damage
of
$25,000.
Night
clerk
Archie
Currle
turned
In
the
alarm
and
roused
guests
in
120
rooms.
The
night-attired
people
filed
out
without
panic.
.
'
;"l"q
The
fire
started
from
a
cigarette
in
upholstery.
hood,
early
granting
of
which
GREAT
BRITAIN
HONORS
F.
D.
R.
LONDON
((Pi
Britain's
memorial
to
President
Franklin
D.
he
anticipates.
With
statehood,
fnnist-Called
Strike
In
Italy
the
Jones
Act
would
become
in
tax
and
setting
up
the
necessary
tauon
cnarges
uciwvcu
nuuim-age
and
such
cities
as
St.
Paul
and
Minneapolis
in
the
Middle
West,"
declared
William
(BilH
Ward,
Anchorage
paint
dealer
and
enthusiastic
business
man
rocords"
if
the
reported
two
or
operative.
He
pictures
a
situa
u
To
Prove
Very
Effective
three
percent
of
the
ollections
is
to
be
the
full
remuneration.
Roosevelt
was
unveiled
by
his
of
what
in
recent
years
has
'IE
(CP)A
fnnnffv.wiVlo
rnmmnnist-callefl
mushroomed
into
Alaska
s
most
populous
city,
who
spent
the
Pr
gcntral
strike
went
off
as
ordered
in
Italy
widow
and
dedicated
by
the
King
today
on
the
third
anniversary
of
the
wartime
President's
death.-
The
Stars
and
StriDes
hunc
side
by
side
in
week-end
in
Prince
Rupert.
Expecting
that
Prince
Rupert
'
l111.
tiivst
reports,
however,
indicated
that
k
stoppage
fell
far
short
of
achieving
the
gen-
tion
between
Alaska
and
Prince
Rupert
and
Northern
British
Columbia
such
as
that
which,
exists
between
the
state
of
Maine
and
Eastern
Canada
where
shipping
moves
freely
whether
they
be
American
or
Canadian
vessels.
Mr.
Ward
said
that
Anchorage
today
has
a
population
of
20,000
and,
at
the
rate
people
are
pouring
ln,
there
should
be
30,000
before
the
year
is
over.
may
soon
be
playing
a
very
im
'thousands
of
windows
as
th'-i
1
...
.
.-
.
1
..1
J
n
J1.a'ysi.s
lii-Pflii'tpfl
W
H-m
inutiirafnrs.
the
Com-
'm
(i-nerul
Confederation
of
Labor
(CG1L).
was
i.itij
1..
...
portant
part
in
the
AlasKan
transportatlon"set-up,
Mr.
Ward
explained
that
he
had
come
here
especially
to
look
the
port
over
and
make
contacts.
While
here
he
conferred
with
officials
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
"
111
)r-
the
i,
eslj)'"tt:
of
thlrtv.fl
LOCAL
T
IDES
-
Tuesday.
April
13,
1948
fling
ana
nis
peupic
siwu
salute
in
grateful
memory
of
the
President.
His'
Majesty,
asking
Mrs.
Roosevelt
to
unveil
the
ten-fool
bronze
monument,
assured
her
"on
behalf
of
the
peoples
of
the
whole
British
Commonwealth,"
,'clors
during
th,
Establishment
of
Anchorage
as
MARKETS
THREATENED
BY
INCREASE
IN
FREIGHTS,
MILLS
LOOKING
HERE
The
21
percent
freight
rates
increase
on
the
railways
may
not
be
an
altogether
111
wind
for
Prince
Rupert,
even
though
it
dors
pose
a
serious
problem
for
the
shipping
of
lumber
from
sawmills
of
the
central
interior.
Already
eastern
agents
have
ordered
shipments
withheld
following
the
increasa
in
rates.
With
the
Industry
thus
facing
a
serious
threat,
the
Smithcrs
and
District
Chamber
of
Commerce
has
gone
on
record
as
favoring
invastigatlon
Into
the
possible
use
of
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert
as
a
shipping
point
for
lumber
to
obtain
the
benefits
of
lower
waterborne
rates.
Support
of
the
Associated
Boards
of
Trade
of
Central
British
Columbia
is
being
sought.
High
3:16
20.9
feet
16:08
17.7
feet
of
Commerce
and
local
trans-
a
principal
army
base
was
what
Low
9:57
3.5
feet
r
tt,,
"
wncre
't
is
(that
they
would
regard
it
as
a
started
Anchorage
on
its
great
career
of
expansion
but
important
Industries
are
now
21:46
7.7
feet
fitting
memorial
to
"a
great
man
and
a
great
friend."
STRANGE
NAME
llljUrc3'
imp
,
afect
.s
and
buses
l
0
many
"tores
re-
.the
rike
call.
portatlon
concerns.
Mr.
Ward
said
he
was
Impressed
with
the
fine
people
here
who,
In
addition
to
being
hospitable
and
courteous,
were
certainly
on
their
toes
as
far
as
working
and
boosting
for
Prince
Rupert
is
concerned.
Mr.
Ward
has
been
strongly
advocating
the
repeal
of
the
PREMIER
BYRON
JOHNSON
Whose
first!
legislative
session
Is
ncaring
end
with
further
verbal
action
expected
in
regard
to
sales
tax.
STRESS
NATURAL
FEEDING
Health
authorities
stress
the
importance
of
natural
feeding
for
infants.
Milk
from
human
mothers
was
rushed
to
the
moving
In.
A
plant
for
the
processing
of
birch
wood
for
use
in
manufacture
of
furniture
has
just
been
started
up
and
now
a
large
deposit
of
lignite
for
use
ln
making
of
brick
Is
under
development.
Rabies
or
hydrophobia
means
literally
a
fear
of
water,
and
is
so-called
because
of
the
spasm
from
an
attempt
to
drink
owing
to
the
extreme
irritability
of
the
neck
muscles.
Nkm
.
ald
they
Dionne
quintuplets
from
far-off
ries
;.r""a"y.
points
soon
after
their
birth,
'tuw
ever,
wre
idle.