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"Prince
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the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
PH0I1E
81
voJtJxsx-
no
35
Prince
rupert,
b.
c.
Saturday,
February
11,
1950
price
five
cents
I
Safe
NIiitesiorse
a
cue
rvivors
At
No
Relief
For
Power
Dakota
elicopter
And
Bill
Parnell
Mile
Winner
Shoot
At
Officials
Mysti
rious
Attacks
on
Work
Carry
Out
Rescue
Canada
Humbled
In
Empire
Games,
Finishes
Up
In
Poor
Fourth
Place
AUCKLAND
(,-
Canada
trailed
Australia
by
a
staggering
403
points
at
the
finish
of
the
British
Empire
Games
today.
The
Aussies
amassed
a
634-point
total
to
take
the
unofficial
team
championship
while
the
Canadians
had
only
231
lor
fourth
place..
New
Zealand
was
second
with
370
and
England
third
with
311..
Auslerity
lit
Coiitimie
I'titi!
Kcally
Milder
Weather
Comes
To
Hydro
Sources
Continued
Distress
Signals
Might
Still
He
from
Missing
Transport
WHITEIIORSE
Nine
of
ten
Canadian
and
For
the
first
time
since
Ch-ist-LONDON
Great
Britain's
j
mas
the
temperature
at
Fills
tlirfctor
of
naval
intellitrpnep
sjilrt
I
Kiyer,
Prince
Rupeit's
pii.iclpl
of
;
iwn
sci
vivc
men
nuc
m
niwinuir
source
hydro-electric
pewer
Funnlv.
rose
above
freezina
ocint
a
f
fjf
tViov
Viurl
luin
nick-crl
off
a
mrmntwinsiflp
snnt
h-
today
that
the
windshield
of
his"
automobilc
Itad
been
smashed,!
vestcrday
whPr
thirty
-six
above!
,
f
.
'
,
.
r,
,
,
,
,
,
,r
i
west
ot
here,
where
their
Dakota
plane
had
crashed
apparently
by
bullets,
but
detect-;
zero
was
recorded.
Thomas
b.
ive
who
examined
the
car
de-j
Black,
ecncral
manne
r
of
xhc
.
more
tan
three
daVS
ago
while
encaged
ill
the
Search
31!
-4
Northern
Brittsn
uommow
row-
.
'
r
.......
t,.
.......
t
.
...u:u
u....
i
cided
that
bullets
could
not
have
er
Co.,
reported.
That
is
a
hope-
ior
a
uiiueu
aiaies
anii
uaiiui
l
viih.ii
naa
m:ni
ful
cliaimc.
Mr.
Black
snid.
but.
'1
-
id
missinff
for
more
than
three
weeks
now.
caused
the
damage.
Hear-Ad-
j
mliial
trie
Longlcy-CooK
said
the
!
misiles
came
from
a
moving
car.
He
:
chased
tltc
attackers
nine!
mili
s
ir.
his
own
automobile
be-
i
foi
-
losing
them
on
the
outskirts
j
oi
t,ondon.
Tiic
Reur-Admiral,
as
director
oi
iiaval
inU-llience,
is
In
rhargc
:-l
ilag
j
H
I
'
ji
J
Jlam-
AUCKLAND.
New
Zealand
-
:
:
Twenty-one
year
old
Bill
Parnell
of
North
Vancouver
scored
,
another
victory
or
Canada
In
:
i
the
British
Empire
Games
to-
1
clay.
He
won
the
one-mil'!
championship
with
a
record
of
;
4
minutes
and
11
seconds.
The
world
record
is
4
minutes
1
1-410
seconds.
Parnell
beat
Les
Ayre
of
England
with
a
spurt
in
he
last
twelve
yards.
Jack
Hut-chins
of
Vancouver
was
seven:
h.
!ME.
Has
Anniversary
'
I'linic
Rupert
Joins
Hot
of
Canada
in
Cclcliraliomi
of
Order's
liirlhilay
1
Imperial
Order.
Daughters
of
I
hi:
Empire,
In
Prince
Rupert
like:
'.
t
l.si
w
hi-re
ill
Canada,
Is
about
to
coiiiuieiice
lite
celebia
I
lull
(if
the
lil'tlelh
anniversary
of
it
founding,
the
actual
date
of
which
falls
mi
Monday
next.
The
order
was
founded
by
Mrs.
'Clink
Murray
of
Montreal
and
lif
!y
years
alio
lite
first,
chapter
was
oreyiiiod
by
Mrs.
John
Black
,
in-Frede
lic'im.
New
Brunswick.
Now
there
are
930
branches
with
iror
anything
in
the
nature
of
a
substantial
run-off.
thawin';
weather
at
niyht
as
well
as
in
the
dytimc
is
required.
It
froze
again
hut
nisht.
Olancing
si
Prince
Rupert's
flowing
and
.slushy
streets
late
yclt-rday
:f-ternoon,
Mr.
BlacJc
commentc1'
!"If
there
was
anylhhiK
like
that
at
Balls
Rivir.
our
present
.roubles
ould
be
over."
'Milder
temperature
at
W:;c:cl-i
worth
Lake
hi's
not
yet
resulted
j
in
a
run-off
o
to
this
mornm".
Mr.
Black
stated.
I
Until
there
.was
a
1'iirlhcr
im-
of
security
for
liritain's
latest
announced
atomic
project
--
tiie
nl
.
.ill
.in!
.
il
V
The
nine
men
were
brought
out
by
another
Dakota
alter
a
helicopter
had
moved
them
from
a
point
nearby
the
seen1:
of
the
crash.
Three
of
the
survivors
have
broken
ribs
and
one
is
suffering
from
frostbite
sustained
in
the.
00
below
weather.
The
others
are
in
good
shape
in
sjn'p.
of
j
exposure.
A
tenth
man
was
still
at
J,Ue
rescue
camp.
Distress
signals
conliuui
to
be
received
from
a
point
m
-I
lieved
to
be
near
the
Yukon-I
British
Columbia
border
w
,a
i
may
be
from
survivors
ot
tm
:
misusing
'
plane
However,
.
',
tra:e
of
it
has
yet,
been
sigh'Cii
C'A.NAIHfliNS
WIN
Al'C'KLANI.
Canada
pni-dueetl
another
sold
medallist
;
buiViiii"
of
atomic
enerpy
pUml
i
for
".ships.
i
In
a
similar
incident
a
few
hoijs
earlier,
a
bullet
was
fired
a.
-m
automobile
containing
Lord
Moyihaii,
leader
of
Britain's
Liberal
party.
i
).rovi:ni(
lit
in
tin:
run-ofi
con
ditions
both
at
rails
River
ana
Wowl
worth
Lake,
Mr.
Blaek
-,vas
caul
inns
in
siar-'extint'
when
it
night
be
possible
to
do
some'.him.'
j
Worried
Over
Communists
in
(he
British
Empire
Games
,
just
lieforc
llic
seven-day
sih-c-tacle
ended
Uujtiy.
Javelin
;
Tiismt
Leo
Koincncil
nf
Sud-luiry
1
made
a
heave
of
1X7
'
i
feet.
l',i
inches.
2(1
feet
shy
of
the
sanies'
best
mark
set
j
twelve
years
af;o.
:
AUC
1U5ISHOI'
RESIGNS
VATICAN
CITV
Rjesina-tioii
..f
the
Archbishop
l
Montreal
was
officially
announced
here
today.
The.
resignation
of
Archbishop
Joseph
Chirtionncau,
wln
li
liecn
jindci"
fire
lor
anti-capitalistic
views,
was
made
for
health
reasons.-'
It
was
an
about
relieving
the
power
cui.-;
off
restrictions
which
have
been
,
in
force
in
tin:
city
lor
the
past
'
two
weeks.
!
i
il
To
AIR
I'ASSbNGKRii
DOMINION
PROVINCIAL
CONFERENCE
-
Social
security
was
the
principal
poi:u
of
discussion
in
the
dnmnunn-pinvinci.tJ
coiih-r-ence
in
Ottawa
reeenUy.
Agreement,
at
this
conference
mi
piin-clplt
s
of
social
measures
litis
provided
.yilid
hasis
for
definite
proposals
at
the
coiiferi-iice
slated
for
next
aniiimn.
Here
Premier
Doui'Hts
of
Fa.skateliew.m
and
l'n
mier
Canipljell
of
M.iniiobn
ili:;-cu&s
some
aspects
of
social
secuiily
piol.'leius
prculitir
to
Canada.
i
Friday
i
From
Vancouver
1.
t:her,ey.
F.
a
total
ineinber.shlp
of
32,000
women
and
the
organization
has
spread
abroad
to
the
West
Indies,:
India.
England
and
even
the
:
Krem
S.nidspit
j
Meantime,
t!
c
capacity
np-ra-OITA'.VA
-
.BxU-riial
Alffirs
tion
of
the
drv
dock
steam
plant;
Muu
.ter
Pearson
said
yesterday
j
which
has
been
receiving
sb-.
that
delegates
to
I
he
recent
Com-
slant
lal
shipinents
of
coal
dur-
j
,
nionweall
h
Conference
in
Col-
log
the
past
w
(
t
k.
lias
been
hold
.
i
,,,1,11)1,
fell
there
is
a
real
dancer
!
ing
the
crisis
v,hl:
h
modcratmr,
of
the
whole
Far
East
falling
un-
j
weather
shouij
soon
relieve.
Oef
Soviet,
imperialism.
Pov
er
.
shul-orf
for
n.
shor'
i
I"-
ir."
Pea:"s'oii,-"-'j-no
rttfTnTltm5
on
urKira'nlgfit
vC-ls'lltw-;
i
Wednesday
from,;
six-week
tour
j
a
temporary
laliure
f
the.
i
(ol
tii
f
ar
East,
told
a
press
eon-
I
FajS
River,
tr4.nsmis.ion
line.
'
!
tCl'"Z
V!"'
""'"'"f"",
i
As
far
as
city
water
s,,,plv
js
I're-
.'
!',0t
l
the
unit
ed
fauii.es.
.
ii'iineetl
that
the
resignation
Pope.
lUUn,
lv
,SiaiUi.
v.,
T.u
.
J-.r:.'.).ji,..,',:J.'
'iwd;.i.VJ
a.
.
;
A.
Coult's;
v.
;iaiK'y.
-
-'
t...U
4Md4Miv
llm
-
Omit
j.
i49
iiilu
an
lias
Duut
up
a
spicnaiu
reeora
oi
ii
h
i
ihe
ui
liifvement
in
many
causes
both
i
-et
for
at
home
and
abroad
concentrating
on
the
central
theme
of
bet
i:i,ee
ui
.
i
Mi
uioi
i
wi.ii
i
o
liAiviiuii
,..
n
XT
Hnlhi
terment
of
country
and
people
and
the
development
of
high
Affairs
miiiislcrs
had
been
largely
'eoneerned
wlh
what
should
b'!
)
done
about
roinmunist
advances
in
that
part
of
the
world.
eouceirieu.
m-a.vui
v.
""
ham
is
not
worried.
The
citv
re..-
,
ervoir,
he
announced
contains,
five
feet
of
water
and,
with
the
millor"
weather
continuing,
the:
y
,
r
j
U
standards
of
citizenship.
j
Here
in
Prince
Rupert
the
ob-
servance
of
the
llftieth
annlver-'
is
looking
consider.-.'olv
picture
better.
:.i!i..iid
b
:
1
l
w
II
Kill
-n
iilciiti.il
ll'lt.ed
to
1
I
S
iill
Ip-.
1JIIJHT-
e!
Justice
!:i
'1'riunan
i.
ii.
it
ion
of
i'lipenl
the
.-.-IrlV."
Old
Country
::
Football
ALASKA
FERRY
IS
LIVE
MATTER
t
Y
AJ
-
-.
r
I
xVS
I
;
--''
'
"
y-
YhJf-'
Jty&
-
s.n
y
Is
being
led
by
the
municipal
resent..
Mrs.
Jens
Munlhe.
Prin-1
cipal
events
will
be
a
special
church
service
tomorrow
morning
i
in
St.
Andrew"
Cathedral
and
a;
Jubilee
Monday
afternoon
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Jens
Munlhe
The
first
chapter
In
Prince
Uu-
pert
-Queen
Mary
was
organ-I
iz.ed
In
1010
by
the
late
Mrs.
F.
H.
I
DuVernel.
Chapters
have
come
!
and
gone
since
then
and
today
-
K.:.f
r
V
'
s
f
f
nlisli
Cup.
liftli
Hound,
Arsenal
2,
Burnley
0
Chcslerfield
1,
Chelsea
1
l
tie'
Derby
County
4,
Northampton
Town
2
.
Everlon
1.
Tottenham
Hotspur
0
Leds
United
3.
Cardiff
City
1
-..f
1
;
'
:
I
vii
,
in
in
i
iVv.;,
-i
1
sport
VICTORIA
Oi
Est
ablishmen
t
of
a
ferry
service
'x'tween
Haines,
Alaska,
and
Prince
Rupert.
British
Columbia,
is
"under
serious
consideration."
Alaska
Road
Commissioner
Col.
Jhn
R.
Noyes
said
here
today.
The
service
would
be
an
international
aflair,
Noves
added.
He
is
confernna
with
provincial
government
officials
on
highway
mat'ers
including
the
Haines
cut-off.
I
a,
i
Tf
.
.
,
.
...
..ii.
"5
-
'it
-'
4
;
there
are
Municipal
and
three
:
primary
chapters
in
addition
to
ime
junior
chapter
with
a
total
iiMiins
and
membership
for
all
of
some
".
the
past
i
seventy-five
womt-n
and
girls.
'
certain
Queen
Mary
Chapter
Is
now
one
'
'
i";mg
ol
the
six
oldest
chapters
in
the
i!'"viz.uie,n
province
and
Mrs.
D.
C.
Stuart,
''"'ii
from
an
outstanding
l.O.DE.
worker
iiisiiiy
was
Sere
over
the
years,
has
written
!l
by
Dr.
its
history
which,
will
be
pub-1
of
th
lished
in
"Echoes,"
the
national
,!Jt.
in
a
magazine,
and
the
Dally
News.
4
,
'
Manchester
United
3,
Ports-1
mouth
3
St4)cJiport
County
1,
Liverpool
?,
Wnlvrrhamploii
Wanderers
0.
Blackpool
0
English
League,
Second
Iiv.
Coventry
City
3,
Sheffield
Wednesday
9
U'icesler
City
0,
Plymouth
Argyll'
0
Sheffield
United
0,
Southamp
I
t
KENT
SNOW
FLOW,
WITH
CHAUFFEUR
In
a
formal
ceremony,
regain
the
speed
title
for
non-stop
transcontinental
fiying.
dock-side
at
Naples,
U.S.
ambassador
(o
Italy,
James
Dunn
(2nd
from
right,,
next
to
naval
officer)
formally
presented
a
snow
plow-to
the
people
of
Caprucotta,
a
gift
from
the
people
of
Jersey
City.
N
J
In
1!M0.
Capracotta's
mayor,
Dr
Gennaro
Carnevale,
appealed
to
Mayor
John
V.
Kenney,
of
Jersey
City,
telling
him
that
the
residents
of
this
town
were
in
danger
of
isolation
and
starvation
during
a
severe
storm,
due
to
the
fact
that
the
Germans
hud
slolcil
the
town's
snow
plow.
The
residents
of
Jersey
City
contributed
$20,0(10
Tor
the
purchase
of
a
new
snow
plow,
which
was
scnl
to
Italy
U
is
fortunate
that
Cupracotla
Is
enjoying
summer-time
weather
at
the
moment,
because
they
don't
know
how
to
handle
the
snow
plow.
Armand
Gailo
.of
Jersey
City,
has
been
sent
to
Hiify
lo
teach
them
how
to
use
the
machine.
HOCKEY
SCORES,
racilic
Coast
Vancouver
3,
Tacoma
1
Portland
4,
Victoria
1
San
Francisco
4,
Fresno
4
San
Diego
4,
Los
Angeles
4
n
l)ai;e
Ml'
FT
A
GFNUINE
TALKING
DOG-
David
Bcattie,
.of
Geres,
Scotland,
poses
with
his
dog,
"Blaekie
Boy,"
a
4',-e-year-olfl
pekihU-ese,
whose
fame
has
crossed
the
Atlantic.
"Blaekie"
has
put
Ceres
on
'the
map
with
his
habit
of
gossiping
if
you
can
call
It
that.
Witnesses
vouch
for
the
clog's
ability
to
spook.
His
vocabulary
is
limited,
of
course,
but
he
does
say
"hello"
and
indicates
his
desire
for
suHar
by
saying
"yum
yum."
According
l-o
Beattie,
the
dog
admonishes
visitors
who
start
to
leave
the
Deal
tie
home
when
it's
raining
by
ejaculating
"no,
no,
not
now."
Another
story
goes
that
Ihe
dog
once
orally
greeted
a
judge
at
a
dog
show.
A
woman
exhibitor
who
heard
him
keeled
over
in
a
dead
faint.
'
'iiround-i
I'omliiion
i
had
been
All
:il-"
lo
rectify
(
''louse
re-r
milk
lo
THE
WEATHbR
STORM
W
A
It
N
I
Mi
ton
1
.
Scottish
Cup.
Second
Kound
Aberdeen
3,
Hearts
1
Albion
Rovers
vs.
Dunfermline
Athletic,
postponed
isnowl.
Falkirk
2,
East
Fife
3
Partick
Thistle
vs.
Dundee
United
postponed
Lsrftnvl
Queen
or
Ihe
South
1.
Morton
1
Until'
Rovers
A.
Clyde
2
Rangers
8.
Cowdenbeath
0
Stirling
Album
2.
Dumbarton
2
Stenltoiiseimiir
2,
St.
Johnston
path
British
Columbia
is
in
the
Thirty
Killed
!n
Train
Wreck
I'AIllo
0
--Thirty
per.ions
were
killed
and
38
injured
many
severely
when
two
local
trains
met
head-on
at
Lalours.
nenr
TonJoiise,
In
southern
France
be.
.fore
dawn
today.
Passengers,
sitting
in
front
of
riiesel
trains,
were
crushed
when
co;
"hi'.s
i
e.sco
ed
Six
hours
alter
the
cvash
rescue
workers
were
still
diuu'mg
In
.
-
.
,r.
'
-
-
S
of
an
intense
Purine
storm
which
i
gives
evidence
of
bringing
heavy
rain
to
llio'coast
by
late
after-
noon
mid
ialrlv
heavy
falls
nf;
wet,
snow
to
the
interior
tomorrow.
Storm
warning
for
winds
i,r
r.n
to
m
miles
ner
hour
tonieht
'I'lshmcnts
'
:;
mil:,
lion
"i;iiniie
in-'''iil.
exlen;..
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and
uifi
i
in
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loo
.
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been
re-die.
lo
v
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II
w;i
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,,
Wi;.v
'jjv,k:rfw
lover
exposed
cmislid
waters
have
I
been
issued.
The
weatli-r
will
i
remain
mild
except
along
the
Third
Lanark
vs.
(VI
lie
positioned
(snow)
Irish
Cup.
Second
Hound
Crusader,':
I,
Distillery
7
Derby
City
2.
Ai
ds
0
Lllifield
3.
Glentorat)
tl
Liufield
Swifts
3.
liiuigor
0
Irish
League
wreckage
to
uncover
biHlics.
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mwl
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1
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rees
below
mcro,
Clifton-
j
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...
lorecast.
Ilallyinena
UniU'd
0,
I
North
Coast.
Region
Cloudy
iwlt.h
Kcalterert
showers
of
mie(
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NEW
VOKK
Ciuuida's
t.
I
iiirenl,
saiil
lat
iiIkIiU
lhat
rediie'.ion
(if
loiiled
States
lar-iir
and
olliu
trade
harriers
"iniKhl
nuiKt!
a
tremendous
con
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i
liu
I
ion
lo
security
,
of
Hie
fier
u
in
id
maicrallv
iiutl
I'ni-ied
Slates
in
particular."
The
liiiiie
IMinislcr
spoke
before
I
lie
Canadian
Society
of
New
ruin
and
snow
Hiis
morning.
Continuous
rain
Ibis
Hllernooii,
fo-nllihl.
and
tomorrow.
A
liil'e
milder.
Southerly
winds
Ha
miles
ner
hoiiri
iiicreasina
to
ville
II
other
Matches
Aslon
Villa,
h.
Hiheniluii
2
llainsley
0.
Manchester
City
0
Hiriniieiaii!
('ily
I,
Hury
2
Dlaekbiun
Rovers
4.
Grimsby
Town
l
Hollon
Wanderers
4,
St.
Mirreii
2
-
,
.
Dradlord
1,
lUiilderslield
Town
a!
T-rrii.-t?
"ae,.
y,,.
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ui
he,-
I:,
i
i'i
thai
r--nonlipid'
I
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Where
vei-.
visil
-rl
'"Us.
Mr
h
1
.
1
was
ci.v-''
Hiiell-n,
.ere
visl'
d,
'
"
red
vi:
!,s
t'ie
Ten-
-e
I!I8
ehl'd-:
l
schools.
'
....
-('
'
-
.
'j-..
heavy
souiheasf
gales
r.r
i
by
lute
afternoon
and
decrcasims
to
j
southwest
i3a
laU'
Sunday.
Lows
!
tonight
and
highs
tomorrow
-
at
iporl
Hardy.
35
and
45;
Sundspit
!niid
Prince
Eupert.
35
and
42.
York.
'
mi
KOUKS
I'M'.IKiE
I'EACE
NELSON
Six
lloiikholiors.
members
of
die
riidicul
Sons
of
Freedom.
looL
an
oath
i"
Sun-reine
Court
yesterday
before
I
itlh.nn
3.
Bmit
lord
1
Hull
CHy
0.
Stoke
City
1
Millwall
2,
Queen's
Park
Hangers
1
Newcastle
United
3,
Middles-bmueli
2
Manson
pleUH-
i.o
never
partl-
LOCAL
TIDES
-
t
I
Mr.
Mr.
Justice
Justice
A.M.
A.M.
I
MP
A
I
J1
eia(c
in
violen
nec
asii'".
am
six
oath
of
pence
on
HEPON
RESCUED
Ths
blue
heron
was
saved
from
starvation
by
Fred
Smith
who
found
the
bird
while
skating
on
Burnuby
Lake
near
Vancouver.
Too
weak
to
move,
its
beak
full
of
ice
and
Iro.eii
shut,
the
heron
was
taken
home
by
Smith,
thawed
out
and
fed.
Fred'n
mother.
Mrs.
II.
Smith,
is
shown
hoftling
the
bird
before
it
water.
On
earn
CANADIAN
DIPLOMAT
GREETED
IN
DELHI
Loy
W.
Henderson,
U.S.
ambassador
to
India,
is
shown
(left)
greeting
W.
F.
Clilpiua:i,
newly-appointed
Canadian
high
commissioner
in
India,
at
Uie
reception
given
for
the
latter
at
the
Delhi
Gymkhana
club
in
New
Delhi.
.
.
12.
1050
,
19.4
feel
16
7
feet
10.6
feet
4.9
feet
February
9:18
23:09
3:08
16:32
Sunderland
1.'
Motherwell
1
i
Sunday
Weslham
United
2,
Charlton
High
Athletic
2
I
1
Yeovil
Town
5,
Reading
1
Low
Dundee
2,
Preston
North
End
6
i
i
,
t
.
o;au
p.m.
a
SIUMUI
honfl
was
imposcu
keep
the
peace
for
two
vears.
Failure
would
mean
a
year
in
Jail.
(CP.
Photo'
was
set
free.
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,
,
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