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MONDAY,
OCTOBER
30,
1950
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mm.
r"jp.
New
Red
Resistance
Is
Slowing
Up
Allies
CHINESE
REGIMENT
IDENTIFIED
TOKYO
OiAn
Army
spokesman
said
today
that
a
full
Chinese
Communist
regiment
has
heen
Hln-rtirirtt
in
actitn
Heroic
Saboteur
How
Policeman
TORONTO
ff'Len
Thome
Is
the
fellow
who
appeared
In
France
one
day
before
D-Day
In
the
middle
of
a
group
of
SS
troops
greeting
Generals
Rom
RUSSIA
WOULD
SNUB
TRYGVE
LIE
LAKE
SUCCESS
The
Russian
delegate
told
the
United
Nations
Security
Council
today
that
Russia
would
not
recognize
Trygve
Lie
as
secretary-general
of
the
United
Nations
if
he
was
reappointed
for
three
years
as
the
General
Assembly
has
power
to
do
over
a
Security
Council
veto.
The
Security
Council
voted
7
to
1
today
'against
a
Russian
proposal
to
postpone
the
Monarch
Passes
Aged
Swedish
King
Passes
Custaf
V,
Oldest
Reigning
Sovereign,
Kept
.
,"
;
Nation
at
Peace
STOCKHOLM
CP
King
Gus-taf
V
of
Sweden,
Europe's
oldest
reigning
monarch,
died
at
Drottningholm
Palace
yesterday
at
the
age
of
92,
ending
a
peaceful
reign
of
nearly
43
years.
Ad
Sweden
wa3
plunged
Into
mourning.
.
Gustaf
VI
was
today
proclaimed
"Kins
of
the
Swedes,
Goths
and
Wends"
at
colorful
ceremonies
in
the
cabinet
ccuncil
room
of
Stockholm's
Royal
Palace.
,
Thousands
of
Swedes
stood
in
Korea.
He
said
the
regiment
was
in
action
against
South
Korean
forces
south
of
Chosen
reservoir,
10
miles
south
of
the
Manchurian
border.
Additional
Chinese
Red
forces
are
unofficially
reported
in
action
in
northeast
Korea.
,
,.f
SEOUL
(CP)
Two
Rerl
divisions,
reported
to
be
made
up
mostly
of
Chinese
Communists,
-drove
tonight
on
the
Korean
cast'oast
of
Hamhung,
far
behind
the
slowing
Allies'
advance
toward
the
Manchurian
border.
South
Korea
mel
and
Von
Runstedt
He
joined
them
and
was
taking
photographs
of
the
generals
and
the
troops
when
someone
got
suspicious
and
began
asking
questions.
He
was
taken
prisoner
but
later
escaped,
with
the
help
of
the
Maquis
(French
underground.)
A
demolition
expert
with
the
Royal
Canadian
Engine
ers,
Thome
started
his
In-again,
out-again
life
as
a
saboteur
in
Europe
after
the
fall
of
France.
Police
Check
On
Traffic
Offences
counter-attacking
force
numbered
more
than
10,000
With
other
members
of
his
unit,
he
was
posted
to
train
saboteurs
men
and
was
50
miles
northwest
of
Hamhung.
The
Reds
are
re
Tibet
Police
are
cracking
down
on
traffic
offenders.
Last
week
five
convictions
were
registered
on
charges
of
illegal
parking
and
one
of
failing
to
stop
at
a
stop
sipn
Finps
nf
wprp
hanrii'd
VOV.GEUR
SURVIVORS-Lieut.
G.
V.
Stevens
of
the
U.S.
Coast
Guard
buoy
tender
iKia'uMes
John
Gardner
of
Montreal,
one
of
eight
survivors
of
the,
freighter
North
inn
tins
U.S.
Navy
photo.
Twelve
other
crew-members
were
lost
when
the
Honduran
,
lost
off
Cape
Race,
Nfld.
The
ww
survivors
were
picked
up
from
a
lifeboat
by
the
(CP
PHOTO)
outside
in
the
rain
waiting
to
see
in
the
Maquis.
The
little
international
group
worked
together
so
well
that
they
were
attached
to
various
British
and
French
commandos
and
made
many
trips
to
France
and
other
occupied
countries.
PRE-DIEPPE
RAID
Their
first
big
assignment
was
just
before
Dieppe.
They
went
In
out
in
each
case
in
magistrate's
their
new
King
who
later
ap-court
Saturday.
Parking
offend-
Peared
on
the
balcony
to
receive
ported
to
be
well
organized
and
full
of
fight.
The
enemy
force
is
reported
smashing
at
a
south
flank
of
the
South
Korean
26th
Regiment
about
10
miles
south
of
the
big
Chosen
hydro-electric
reservoir
which
supplies
both
Korea
and
Communists
Marching
In
Defenders
Retreat
to
Within
200
Miles
of
Capital
City
of
Lhasa
ers
were
Harold
Llndstrom,
Mike
?
'remendous
ovation.
Juckmuk,
Nick
Paulichuk,
Frany
i
With
his
death,
the
oldest
son,
J.
Yanitski
and
Nroman
Bellls.
Crown
Prince
Gustaf
..Adolph,
W.
R.
C.
Jones
was
fined
for
1
67,
becomes-
new
King.
I
German
Police
Digging
Trenches
Manchuria.
The
reservoir
is
aD-proximately
48
miles
south
of
failing
to
stop
at
a
stop
sign.
ne
urown
Prince's
wife,
th3
and
blew
up
gun
emplacements
and
communications
six
hours
onusn-Dorn
Princess
Louise.
great-granddaughter
of
Britain's
dopmenls
Near
West
Queen
Victoria
and'
sister
of
Earl
Mountbatten,
becomes
Dieppe
Was
Worthwhile
queen.
Plumbers
and
Fillers
Back
I'm
Closely
IFalclwd
The
old
monarch,
who
steered
before
the
main
raid.
After
several
more
trips
Into
Europe
by
submarine
and
boat,
Thome
was
posted
back
to
the
Canadian
Army,
In
the
photography,
processing
and
observation
group.
It
was
during
this
period
that
he
"met"
Rommel
and
Von
Runstedt.
He
was
captured
again
shortly
his
nation
in
neutrality
throun
the
Manchurian
border.
A
captured
Korean
Red
officer
said
the
attacking
for:-was
under
orders
to
capture
Hamhung,
huge
one-time
chemical
centre,
by
Wednesday.
There
Is
still
no
indication
as
to
whether
this
was
considered
open
Intervention
by
Red
Chlni
in
the
Korean
war.
Another
official
spokesman
earlier
disclosed
that
some
individual
Chi
NEW-
DELHI
ff
Tibetan
troops
were
reported
today
to
have
retreated
In
the
face
of
Chinese
Communist
Invaders
to
withfn
200
miles
of
the
mountain
country's
capital
of
Lhasa.
The
Tibetans,
with
an
army
of
13,000
regular
troops,
are
expected
to
meet
the
Invaders
not
In
pitched
battle
but
with
guerrilla
tactics.
LONDON
The
sacrifice
of
two
world
wars,
died
at
8:33
a.m.
It
was
a
similarly
cold,
drizzly
Sunday
in
1907
that
hi
3
father,
King
Oscar
II,
died.
King
Gustaf
V,
who
occupied
Dispute
at
Watson
Island
To
Have
Attention
of
labor
Relations
Board
Canadians
at
Dieppe
in
August
1
1942
was
not
in
vain,
former
Prime
Minister
Winston
Church-
RUN
(CP)
East
Germany's
militarized
up
trenches
and
laid
wire
at
four
places
near
icr
of
West
Berlin
during
the
week-end.
itt
zone
entrenchments
were,
apparently
for
lining
of
police
and
infantry
units.
Allied
Hih
Commission
kept
the
develop
afterwards
in
another
foray.
Sweden's
throne
since
December
in
Rav
in
hia
Intpst
honk
-
q
t
nrvr
e
.
t,
i
nese,
had
been
captured.
That
was
not
regarded
as
Pending
reference
of
a
dispute
which
came
to
a
head
when
two
shop
stewards
were
dismissed
for
being
off
work
without
permis
The
operation
was
of
Import-
h.
nurn
.
'
This
time
he
was
put
to
work
tn
a
labor
camp,
repairing
roads
which
he
and
his
comrades
had
ance
in
planning
the
ultimate
Landsfathpr
nn,
'
WallM
persuaded
French
farmers
to
sion,
about
half
of
the
working
plow
over
the
orevious
night
ed-
close
observation.
Bank
Bandits
Took
$9300
Invasion.
of
his
age,
but
also
because
of
Eighteen
percent
of
the-
5000
the
sincere
regard
in
which
he
men
had
lost
their
lives.
Two
was
held
by
high
and
low
of
all
thousand
were
taken
prisoner,
ages
and
In
all
walks
of
life.
MORE
DOCTORS
Len's
usual
eauiDment
reflected
torce
of
plumbers,
steamfltters
and
welders
(associated
with
the
plumbers
and
steamfltters)
were
,
X
WINNIPEG
0)
A
statement!
the
two
outfits
he
worked
with.
'
Maurice
C.Arn
fSA
-atthej.ftnouaj
meeting
of
j
He
carried
pocketeft
of
explo-
back-
oir
U1&
Job
-"at
t5CMmla
SXactjicalljE
It??
.a
mlneot
ex-
Hp
mpved
freely
among
his
pno-,
perience."
says
the
former
Pruiie
i
ply
and
never
had
a
bodyguard.
-
i
thfr
Manitoba
College
of
Physi-ieives
and
a
tiny
camera
strap
Cellulose
construction
at
Wat
VANCOUVER
(P
Bandits
who
Minister's
book.
;
His
reign,
the
longest
in
Swe-
Australia
"
'3p
lied
son
Island
today
following
week-end
work
stoppage.
clans
and
Surgeons
indicates
ped
under
his
arm.
Manitoba's
position
in
regard
to
The
soft-speaking
man
is
back
supply
of
doctors
is
steadily
im-
in
uniform
again
pounding
a
held
up
a
West
End
branch
of
the
Bank
of
Montreal
Saturday
Mr.
Churchill
denied
that
the
den
s
hjstroy
and
one
of
th
Screen
Star,
Dies
HOLLYWOOD
9-
Muarice
Coslello,
matinee
idol
of
the
Gay
Nineties
who
later
became
Germans
had
any
a
d
v
a
n
c
e
longest
in
the
annals
of
the
None
of
the
men
Involve!.
proving.
The
province
now
haj
beat
in
suburban
Port
Credit
as
knowledge.
J
world,
was
marked
by
peacef
uf
escaped
with
$9300,
bank
officials
reported
today.
Three
armed
and
masked
men
threatened
775
licensed
doctors.
I
Canadians
had
been
chosen
to
relations
with
all
other
nations.
a
rookie
policeman.
on?
or
ine
of
of
the
the
great
creat
lovers
lovers
play
a
leading
role
because
they
20
persons
in
the
bank
as
they!
scooped
the
money
from
the!
ANOTHER
RUPERT
BOOM
films
in
the
silent
era.
died
in
'JRNE
1
-Trains
are
Ji'.ill
today
in
all
Aus-'
exept
Western
Smetfen
unions
slas
-iiimr
token
strike
in
had
been
showing
impatience
for
action.
Continued
on
page
D
English
Schoolgirl
Publishes
Textbook
.
teller's
cage.
First
estimate
wast
Seattle
Paper
Tells
About
a!
railway
strikers
in
hn-;pital
here
yesterday.
C03-tello.
Ill
for
some
time,
was
admitted
October
12
with
heart
ailment
and
complications.
Dolores
Costello.
his
one-time
wife,
later
married
the
late
John
Barrymore.
that
$2000
had
been
taken,
r
The
bandit
car
was
recovered
yesterday
three
blocks
from
the
scene
of
the
robbery.
The
bandits
are
still
at
large.
British
Yard
Gets
U.S.
Tanker
Contracts
NEWCASTLE
Vickers
Arm
numbering
about
70,
worked
Friday,
following
a
general
stoppage
of
work
as
each
man
asked
for
his
time
on
an
individual
basis.
On
Saturday
members
of
the
local
working
at
Watson
Island
were
advised
to
report
for
work
this
morning
as
Usual
(not
Including
the
two
shop
stewards!
pending
an
official
Inquiry
by
the
Labor
Relations
Board.
C.
H.
Klotz,
project
-engineer,
stated
this
morning
that
about
half
of
the
men
Involved
had
returned
to
work.
Some
others
nd
South
Australia
thou.'-inti
workers
are
pay
dispute.
Big
Cellulose
Project
Here
One
of
the
biggest
industrial
developments
on
strong
yard
on
the
Tyne
has
been
awarded
a
contract
for
the
building
of
seven
tankers
rang
GRAVESEND,
Kent,,
Ens.
Twelve-year-old
Hazel
Sa!t?r,
a
pig-tailed
schoolgirl,'
has
written
a
school
text
book
which
h
n
been
accepted
by
a
publish!-
firm.
Young
Miss
Salter
thoutflu;
that
children's
alphabets
.
and
counting
bookes
were
"dull"
s-j
the
Pacific
Coast
is
taking
form
several
hundred
ROYAL
CONGRATULATIONS
NETPAWA,
Man.
W
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
Blackwell
have
cel
Big
Floods
Down
Coast
ing
from
20,000
to
31,000
tons
for
the
North
American
Shipping
and
Trading
Co.
of
New
York.
VANCOUVER
FEARS
ANOTHER
STORM
to
have
left
the
ebrated
their
65th
wedding
an-
are
believed
miles
north
of
Seattle,
says
a
Seattle
Times
story.
On
Watson
Island,
near
Prince
Rupert,
the
Cel-anese
Corporation
of
America
is
building
a
$27,000,-000
plant
for
the
production
of
dissolving
pulp.
The
200-ton-daily
output
will
repre-l
she
d.ecided
to
write
her
own.
She
has
been
writing
stories
an
1
poetry
for
quite
a
while,
but
th's
niversary,
Mr.
Blackwell
is
85
clcv-
"
and
his
wife
a
year
younccr.j
m
&nA
Un
Q
F
Forbes
re.
They
received
congratulations!
turned
toClay
on
the
Princess
from
the
King
and
Queen
and
Louise
from
a
vacation
In
the
Prime
Minister
St.
Laurent.
'south.
VANCOUVER
Fishing
and
other
small
vessels
were
scurry-
iroke
Feels
Tremor
OKE.
Out,
(f
-Some
'l
'heir
homes
in
night
miliin
;
crowd
rilled
strfct
of
this
town
us
as
shaken
by
an
Cobdcn.
15
mi!o
;tl
feeling
it
even
m"-y
early
Sunday,
'f
.is
reported,
?
Couples
sent
18
per
cent
of
the
needs
of
"!
for
shelter
today
in
the
face
the
total
American
rayon
Indus
of
another
storm
warning
for
is
the
first
time
her
work
h.-?
been
accepted.
Talented
Ha-l
also
shared
first
prize
for
a
pic:e
of
muFic
with
lyrics
which
sh
comccsed
for
a
contest
arrameJ
by
the
Gravesend
council's
entertainment
committee.
The
cthT
half
of
the
prize
went
to
a
married
woman
.-.
f.
try.
Raw
material
will
come
from
beinj
rushed
in
view
of
world
shortages
of
.
cotton
linters,
which
with
wood
pulp
are
the
basic
raw
materials
lor
the
manufacture
of
rayon
yarn.
600,000
acres
of
timberland,
to
the
British
Columbia
Lower
Mainland
coast.
A
fifty
mile
gale
wa3
reported
today
heading
for
the
coast
and
was
1200
miles
off.
be
operated
on
a
sustained-yield
basis
under
licence
from
the
British
Columbia
government.
Watson
Island
is
owned
by
Columbia
Cellulose
Company,
THE
WEATHER
A
f
Fighting
Inflation
V
.
Restriction
Placed
On
Credit
Buying
In
Canada
OTTAWA
(CP)
The
government
yesterday
announced
curbs
on
credit
buying
in
Canada
to
help
s.i
T.i
k
111
'
1
1
f
c.
Ltd.,
a
Celanese
subsidiary.
Synopsis
Cloudy
shov-rv
weather
con-
Construction
work,
being
TODAY'S
STOCKS
:
;;
Deluges
in
Oregon
and
California
10
Inches
of
.
Rain'
Fall
in
48
Hours
PORTLAND
ff
Storm
-swollen
rivers
that
drove
two
thousand
persons
from
their
southern
Oregon
mountain
valley
homes
spilled
seaward
today.
The
crests
threatened
new
flooding
of
downstream
lowlands.
Two
were
drowned
and
one
man
.is
missing
after
week-end
flooding.
Scores
of
Oregon
and
California
borderland
towns
and
cities
are
Isolated
and
many
rural
families
are
marooned.
Rivers
burst
tneir
oanks
early
Sunday
after
a
deluge
of
three
or
four
inches
of
rain.
Crescent
City
In
California
had
10
Inches
of
rain
In
48
hours.
The
crest
had
passed
Eugene
early
today
and
waters
above
iwmit.
nrnrinrtinn
!
tlnues
over
all
of
southern
Brlt-
Ml
Donco
rushed
to
oariv
next,
vear
is
irivimr
the
sh
Columbia
today
while
colder
'....
a..
..
SI
Ik
f
..1.
f
...
...
Prinr.
nr,ort
r
it.
thirH
!
but
brighter
weather
extends
boom
of
the
century,
but
oneover
tne
north
of
the
Province,
which
promises
to
be
more
sub-
At
least
one
more
actlve
stornl
stantial
than
earlier
ones.
I
appears
to
be
in
store
in
this
I
wet
month
of
October
as
another
RUPERT
BOOMS
Pacific
disturbance
forms
rap
cluck
intuition,
it
noosieci
me
size
oi
uown
incuto
on
purchases
and
amount
of
weekly
or
monthly
instalments
and
made
.18
months
the
maxmium
time
that
Canadians
will
have
to
pay
up.
Personal
bank
ine
iirai,
uoura
aaiea
iroin
miv
lonn
mi
W
west,
nf
t.hp
rnnr.
1906,
when
the
late
Charles
Mel
Strong
southeast
winds
and
rain
ville
Hays,
picturesque
American
ehrtntd
snrpRd
over
Vancouver
,nt
"I
real
eiijovmn.it
"ice
held
by
the
of-HC.s.
Chatham
Sat-
When
80
happy
to
the
music
of
Dukes
orchestra
at
the
Jl
hall.
,J
s
decorated
in
the
:!ln,?W
with
black
and
tpe
Piper,
black
cats,
a'l
the
rest
thitt
giving
lhe
HttUow.
The
party
was
there
on
the
Willlmette
River
were
receding.
It
is
expected
the
railroad
financier,
electrified
the
isian(j
tomorrow
morning
and
area
by
announcing
plans
iorir8in
ls
Xnected
over
the
south-a
transcontinental
railroad
to
i
ern
interior
by
evening
"make
Prince
Rupert
the
prin-j
Temperatures
will
remal.i
cipal
port
on
the
North
Paci-
much
&s
they
have
been
for
the
fic,-
,
,
past
few
days
with
cold
polar
Hayes
perished
in
1912
In
thealr
over
tne
north
and
mU(,,
Titanic
..disaster.
..His
..Grand
;
pacific
air
over
the
south
or
Trunk
Railroad
reached
Prince
the
province.
crest
would
reach
Portland
by
Third
Man
In
Store
Burglary
Police
last
week
at
Terrace
caught
up
with
the
third
man
connected
with
the
robbery
of
D.
&
S.
Grocery
at
the
Junction
of
Second
and
Third
Avenues.
Wednesday
night.
Highways
and
railways
have
been
blocked
by
flood
waters.
Power
lines
were
down
and
light
and
power
off.
Mills
were
closed.
Rupert
in
1914,
but
failed
to
de
loans
will
have
to
be
paid
up
in
similar
instalments.
The
new
regulations
become
effective
November
1
and
follow
closely
credit
buying
curbs
in
effect
in
the
United
States.
Finance
Minister
Douglas
Abbott
saidthey
are
designed
to
"check
inflationary
pressures
arising
from
mounting
defence
expenditures."
Main
points
are:
Persons
buying
automobiles,
motorcycles
and
other
motor
vehicles
except
trucks
and
buses
will
pay
33Vb
per
cent
of
the
purchase
price
at
the
time
of
delivery.
Value
of
trade-ins
will
be
counted
as
part
of
down
payment.
On
other
goods
bought
on
the
the
hall
proner
and
'
Last
Saturday
Roy
Roger
-iio
adinii,!,;
nler
was
fined
50
and
cosls
rorecasi
North
Coast
Region
Mostb'
"
,
when
convicted
on
a
charge
or
1
P.vcou.t
43
Eobjo
.'
12
Buffalo
Canadian
27
Consol.
Smelters
........
120
00
Conwest
1.95
'
Donalda
54
Eldona
29
V
East
Sullivan
8.50
Giant
Yellowknife
6.75
God's
Lake
33
Hardrcck
28
Harricana
.OH
Heva
oe
Hosco
0
Jacknife
03
Joliet
Quebec
1
"1
Lake
Rowan
01
'
L&paska
-da
Little
Long
Lac
.40
Lvnx
.10
Madsen
R;d
Lake
2.25
McKenzie
R.ed
Lake
....
.43'
McLeod
Coekshutt
2
33
Moneta
-33
Negus
M
Neranda
73
Louvlcourt
21
Pickle
Crow
...
Regcourt
09
San
Antonio
280
Senator
Rouyn
.25
Sherrit
Gordon
2.51
Steep
Reck
5.50
Sturgeon
River
,
-13
Silver
Miller
2.00
Upper
Canada
,
6
20
Vancouver
Bayonne
014
Bralcrne
6.75
B.
R.
Con
.02V4
B.
R.
X.
04
Cariboo
Quartz
1.25
Congress
.08
Hedley
Mascot
37
Pend
Oreille
8.30
Pioneer
'2.05
Premier
Border
05
'.j
Privateer
08
Reeves
McDonald
3.75
Reno
03
Sheep
Creek
1.20
Silbak
Premier
2i
Salmon
Gold
.03
Spud
Valley
04U
Silver
Standard
.32
Western
Uranium
8a
Oils-Anglo
Canadian
4.90
A.
P.
Con
.43
Atlantic
2.55
Calmont
..95
C.
&
E
7
20
Central
Leduc
2.85
Home
Oil
14.35
Mercury
14';:
Okalta
1.7
Princess
55
Royal
Canadian
i
1
1
a
Royalite
12.00
Toronto
Athona
08
Aumaqvle
35
BeattVe
63
cloudy
with
an
occasional
rain
shower
todav
Clo'tHv
with
show
,V.VWVWW.W
ers
tomorrow:
Little
change
in
fprn"er9ti'-.
Win"
lWht.
r--
i
coming
."asterlv
(15
mDh)
bv
to
morrow
morninjr
and
easterly
m
CANADIAN
LAUNDRIES
fE
'STALLED
LEATHER
EQUIPMENT
3G
in
southern
wpters
by
nom.
Lows
tonight
and
hishs
tomor
row
at
Port
Hardv.
41
and
4
velop
profitable
busipess
and
eventually
collapsed
'and
was
taken
over
by
the
Canadian
National
Railways
in
1920.
Prince
Rupert
had
a
second
boom
with
the
outbreak
of
the
Second
World
War
when
It
became
a
shipyard
centre
and
later
a
major
military
shipping
port
for
Alaska.
Subsequent
attempts
to
maintain
peacetime
shipping
services
to
Alaska
failed.
Harold
Blancke,
Celanese
Corporation
president,
initiated
the
most
recent
development
as
the
result
of
an
unheralded
inspection
trip
to
Prince
Rupert
three
years
ago.
Construction
work,
Celanese
Corporation
has
announced,
is
Sandsnit
and
Prince
Rupert.
33
HOCKEY
SCORES
National
SATURDAY
Montreal
5.
New
York
1
Toronto
4,
Boston
2
Detroit
3,
Chicago
1
SUNDAY
Montreal
2.
New
York
2
Chicago
3,
Toronto
3
Detroit
2,
Boston
0
Pacific
Coast
SATURDAY
New
Westminster
6,
Vancov.
ver
3
(Tacoma
5,"
Seattle
2
SUNDAY
Tortland
5,
Victoria
3
for
and
46.
Instilment
plan
with
certain
exceptions
such
as
real
estate,
securities
and
goods
for
professional
use
the
purchaser
will
Clc
c5riino
itmi
j..-
i
a
iiu
r-.--uyuing
Learner,
j
Ucle
Jackets.
Purse
Shors.
lit.
LOCAL
TIDE
,
,
Tuesday,
High
FOR
INFORMATION
PHONE
118
(254)
make
a
down
payment
ot
at
least
20
per
cent
and
not
less
than
$5.
Ordinary
charge
accounts
are
not
affected
as
yet
by
the.
new
restrictions.
-.
October
31.
ipso
...
4:39
16.7
feet
16:01
18.5
fee'.
...
10:01
10.7
feet
23:06
6.4
feet
Low
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