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Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest."
PH0IIE81
VOL.
XXXVII,
No.
297.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
DECEMBER
18,
1948
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
w
Fcdcra
I
By-Elections
n
r
.Fight
to
De
ni
ki
i
for
.
Peipim
gib-Pi
ing
nace
on
ivionaay
TAW
A
(CP)
Political
interest
centres
on
,rlpral
by-elections
which
are
takimr
olace
nn
to
t-Carleton
near
Ottawa
in
Ontario;
Laval-
ountains,
Quebec,
ana
Marquette
in
Saskat-fandidates
in
the
three
constituencies
a
Su
I
let
ha
.
jod
to
comj)Jete
their
campaigns
today
with
Situation
i
In
Berlin
Border
Incident
Straightened
Out
Russians
Still
Irritated
Over
Radio
Blast
le
appeals
lor
support
Historic
City
Might
Be
Spared
Agony
of
Battle
NANKING
(CP)-A
fight
to
the
death
for
Peiping
was
pledged
in
North
China
today
although
strong
belief
persists
that
the
historic
city
will
be
spared
the
agony
of
battle.
Pledge
was
made
by
General
Fu
Tso-Yi,
cqmmander
in
the
north.
Nationalists
and
Communists
are
fighting
only
a,';
-
;
:
lis.
three-way
contest
in
are
George
Drew,
SHIPPING
IS
III
BAD
WAY.
U-CimservaUve
leader,
V
J
scat
In
Parliament;
Fursry.
U.u.r.,
ana
.i
fcrCracKcn,
aociai
rcuw.
kals
are
not
oppoMiig
BERLIN
t
A
British-Russian
frontier
incident
appeared
settled
today
while
the
squabble
over
Radio
Berlin
went
on.
Sis
British
soldiers,
held
by
the
Russians
since
a
border
clash
Wednesday,
were
return
three
miles
from
the
isolated
the
by-election
which
Ilard
Times
Are
HlUinr
Vancouver
Waterfront
-
Decpsea
Ships
Being
Sold
VANCOUVER.
9,
The
Vancouver
Sua
said
yesterday
that
unemployment,
sale
of
British
Columbia
boats
and
lack
of
car-Go
have
caused
the
biggest
crisis
i
after
Russell
Boucher
BOYER
APPEAL
REJECTED
.
OTTAWA
Supreme
Court
of
Canada
yesterday
rejected
an
appeal
motion
asking
leave
for
Dr.
Raymond
Boyer,
wealthy
Montreal
scientist,
to
appeal'
against
a
two-year
sentence
of
conspiring
to
break
the
official
Secrets
Act.
The
decision
means
that
Boyer
becomes
the
eighth
person
to
go
to
prison
in
Canada
for
alleged
connection
with
the
Russian
es-
pionage
ring.
Unless
several
fugitives
are
found,
today's
hearing
completes
final
disposition
of
all
the
cases
which
began
early
in
1916.
MARGARINE
IN
VANCOUVER
VANCOUVER
First
margarine
to
be
pro-,
duced
in
Canada
since
its
manufacture
and
sale
was
permitted
in
the
Dominion
by
Supreme
Court
ruling
rolled
off
the
machines
of
a
ulant
h
ere
today.
his
scat
so
that
the
y
leader
could
seek
cl-
llif
House
or
commons
ed
last
night.
A
seventh,
shot
Coalition
Is
Issue
VANCOUVER,
K
"End
of
it
next
ssslon.
in
the
chest
after
one
of
the
city
on
the
west.
The
Reds
have
been
reported
thrown
back
on
the
east
and
south.
Meanwhile
worsening
government
position
,
in
the
Nanking
area
Is
Indicated
by
the
withdrawal
of
defence
headquarters
to
a
point
only
thirty
miles
northwest
of
the
capital.
in
Vancouver's
deepsea
and
n
Laval-Two
Mountains
Britons
had
crossed
the
zonal
shipbuilding
industries.
Although
maritime
unions
of
t
(or
the
decision
in
a
border
on
a
rabbit
hunt,
is
in
fcred
federal
government
sub
a
British
zone
hospital
now.
tight.
The
riding,
which
northern
rim
of
Orcat-rul,
has
bwn
without
coalition"
demand
was
heard
sidies
as
the
"only
answer"
to
In
Frankfurt
General
Lucius
it
f
J
the
problem,
shipowners
here
again
yesterday
when
the
Bri
It
.i
k
A
ation
in
the
House
or
Clay,
British
military
governor,
were
not
over-enthusiastic.
tish
Columbia
Liberal
Associa
commended
the
French
for
since
last
July
wlien
tion
met
in
Its
annual
execu
Ucmiibc,
Independent,
blowing
up
the
radio
towers
near
tlve
session.
However,
the
view
prevailed
that
the
executive
could
not
override
the
decision
Tegeld
field
in
the
French
sector",
and
the
destruction
kept
the
Communist
mouthpiece
off
the
U
except
an,
appointor
bench.
Candidates
old
Dcmbcrs,
Liberal,
mure
Pc.sy.
AuUinoml.st
The
Sun
said
that
two
10,000-ton
freighters
here
had
already
been
sold
and
negotiations
were
under
way
for
the
possible
sale
of
more.
A
mass
meeting
of
shipyard
workers
is
scheduled,
for
Monday.
Hundreds
are
reported
to
be
unemployed.
air
for
twelve
hours.
The
Rus
sians
are
still
appoyed.
hn
and
Republican
for
Manager
of
the
firm
said
the
staff
would
be
working
during
the
week-end
to
have
some
for
sale
in
the
stores
on
Monday.
Today's
production
was
a
test
batch.
BRAZIL
FLOODS
KILL
600,
RIO
DE
JANEIRO
Rain
continued
falling
for
the
seventeenth
day
in
the
flood-ravaged
areas
of
Rio
de
Janeiro
and
Minas
Gerais
states,
hampering
relief
operations
and
bringing
threat
of
still
higher
water.
Newspapers
estimate
the
death
toll
at
600.
Officials
announce
recovery
of
',ilO
bodies.
Seven
thousand
are
homeless
and
more
than
1000
are
The
ProBrrsslvc-Conser-
trred
no
candidate.
of
the
convention
nearly
a
year
ago
which
endorsed
the
coalition.
Another
convenUon
next
year
was,
Instead,
proposed.
Sponsored
by
the
Young
Liberal
Association,
the
campaign
to
free
the
party
from
coalition
with
the
Progressive-Conservatives
came
out
in
the
open
a
month
ago.
It
Is
becoming
a
'.arqueUe
by-rlection
Is
RUSSIA
TO
TALK
PEACE
Ready
Now
to
Negotiate
In
Regard
to
Austria,
Tass
Says
VIENNA
Oi
Tass,
Russian
news
agency,
said
today
that
the
Soviet
Union
Is
now
willing
to
reopen
negotiations
for
a
peace
treaty
for
Austria.
Tass
said
that
a
note
had
been
handed
to
Norbert
Bis-ehoff,
Austrian
political
representative
at
Moscow.
Great
Britain,
United
States
and
France,
other
three
members
of
the
Big
FoW,
have
al
two-way
contest
hern,
Stuart
Garson,
for-lul)a
Premier
and
now
ALL
DRESSED
UP
FOR
COLD
WINTERS
Although
their
native
Norway
is
no
hot
spot,
these
siiters,
Sylvia,
4'
and
Vigois
Froland,
2'z.
are
taking
no
chances
with
a
winter
on
Ihis
side
of
the
Atlantic.
Heavily
bundled
in
the
fur
coats,
they
arrived
on
the
ship-
Stavengef
jord
bound
for
Sturgeon
Bay,
Wis.
Dutch
Army
Moving
In
Netherlands
Military
forces
to
Restore
Order
'
'
'
In
Indonesia
,
'
-
,
Valuable
Jewelry
Taken
By
Robbers
Further
details
of
the
robbery
that
took
Jewels
from
the
home
of
J.
W.
Nicholls,
now
living
in
Vancouver,,
show
the
property
had
an
estimated
value
of
more
than
$5,000.
The
loot
Included
diamond
rings
valued
at
$3,520;
a
diamond
and
saphire
brooch
worth
$1,050,
a
$450
watch
and
major
Issue
within
the
ranks
of
the
party
and
may
bring
a
demand
from
Premier
Byron
Johnson
for
a
declaration
of
support
from
his
Liberal
The
export
of
pickled
macker
I
federal
Minister
of
ur
the
Liberals,
and
48-Mrs.
K.ule
Keating
for
r
The
voting
lakes
!cr
a
campaign
which
dired
by
the
worst
wins
of
the
year.
The
m
ras
made
necessary
A
J.
A.
Glen,
minister
al
resources,
resigned
pave
the
way
for
the
al
to
the
West
Indies
and
the
United
States
Is
a
valuable
part
LONDON,
(f.
Responsible
of
Canada's
export
trade
in
fish
diplomatic
officials
'
here
said
I
three
bottles
of
whisky.
today
that
the
Netherlands
will
Canadian
Controls
on
announce
officially
tonight
that
hhcls
starXliu
new
military
op
ready
agreed
on
the
re-openmg
of
peace
talks.
a
Ausriau
peace,,
parleys-
have
been
stymied
since
last
May
20
when
negotiations
hit
a
dead
end
after
nearly
two
years
of
futile
efforts
to
write
a
treaty.
GttTson
mf6tho
Ifotisc
UUtiS.
'
BABY
SITTER
IS
CHARGED
Slxtcen-Year-OId
Boy
Released
O
Bail
AfU
-1
Vancouver
Bank
Hold-up
VANCOUVER
OfBail
of
$2,&00
was
set
yesterday
for
Donald
Alfred
Symington,
16
-
year
-
old
baby
sitter,
charged
with
robbery
with
violence
in
connection
with
Uic
$1600
hold-up
of
the
Granville
and
Robson
Street
.':
TODAYS
STOCKS
:
:
Courtesy
S.
D.
Johnston
Co.
ltd.
CHJSH0H?IOOHHI10
Imports
Are
Relaxed
Vancouver
DIRECTOR
era
lions
to
maintain
order
in
Indonesia.
The
report
came
u
few
hours
alter
the
Netherlands
government
announced
the
establishment
of
an
Interim
government
in
Indonesia
Without
the
In-(iocslan
republic
At
the
Hague
the
Netherlands
.16
..52
.24
-13V2
.17
Aumaque
.06
'4
Beattl
....c
.08
t
Bcvcourt
.02
Bobjo
08'2
Buffalo
Canadian
Improved
Foreign
Exchange
Reserves
En
able
Government
to
Lift
Ban
on
Many,
Lines
'
OTTAWA
(CP)
Steady
improvement
in
Can
1LICITY
Buyonne
Bralorne
B.
R.
Con.
B.
R.
X.
THAW
WASHES
SHOW
BLANKET
COUVER
MAN
government
today
issued
a
royal
decree
providing
for
the
es
"SEAL
It.
M.
Machines,
ada's
exchange
reserves
during
1948
has
enabled
easing
of
the
burden
of
austerity
measures
which
the
government
imposed
suddenly
in
November,
1947.
Canada
entered
1948
with
about
$450,000,000
in
Consol,
Smelters
124.50
Con
west
1.26
Donalda
52
Eldona
73
East
Sullivan
3.05
Giant
Yellowknife
4.75
branch
of
the
Royal
Bank
of
Canada
on
December
4.
Judge
Mackenzie
Matheson
transferred
the.eu.se
from
juvenile
to
police
court.
Two
other
youths
have
been
arrested
In
Toronto
in
connection
with
ttie
same
robbery
and
are
being
brought
back
to
Vtui-couvcr
by
thepollce.
gold
and
United
States
dollar
reserves.
:
.
.
tablishment
of,a
government
for
all
Indonesia
-(Netherlands
East
Indies)
which
in
the
opinion
of
the
Netherlands
is
closest
"to
the
wishes
of
the
great
majority
oi
the
Indonesian
people."
1.
Government
regulations
pro
.42
.22
rm
1
1
hibited
or
limited
imports
of
a
long
list
of
foods
and
consum
.uoyz
ftor
of
public
relations
.wliaii
Pacific
Air
Lines,
'n
at
Vancouver
in
1911
Jcatcd
at
Toronto
and
nni
University,
Wash-DC
lie
Joined
D.
U.
15M,
covering;
the
Press
at
Ottawa
from
1937
to
'
enlisted
with
the
Royal
'
Air
Force
at
the
oiit-'
li'istiiiiins
and
in
April,
.10
er
goods
from
the
United
States.
Other
regulations
imposed
spe
God's
Lake
Hardrock
Harricana
!..
Heva
Hosco
Jacknifc
..'
Juliet
Quebec
....
Lapaska
Little
Long
Lac
Lynx
tax
011
electrical
refrigerators,
vacuum
cleaner's,
electrical
appliances,
outboard
motors,
toilet
artidles
and
many
other
things
was
removed
entirely.
On
another
range
of
goods,
running
from
motor
cars
to
cameras,
the
tax
was
reduced
from
25
per
Prince
Rupert's
three-weeks'-old
snow
blanket
took
on
a
dejected
look
today
from
the
effects
of
an
overnight
rainfall
and
a
southeast
wind
which
re-
)
duced
It
to
a
wash-out
overburden
of
slush
and
glare
ice.
Rainfall
of
1.3
Inches
for
the
24-hour
period
v
a
10
o'clock
this
morning
reduced
snow
depth
magically
and
made
walking
hazardous
on
ice-covered,
streets.
In
the
downtown
district,
sand
was
sprinkled
liberally
by
city
workmen.
The
thaw
gives
indications
that,
despite
the
-earliest
heavy
snowfall
ever
recorded
here,
the
.04
.42
Turgeon
to
Probe
Transportation
.UO'2
cial
taxes
hi
most
cases
25
percent
of
the:
sales
prices
on
many
of
the
same
goods.
During
niie
first
half
of
tiie
year
Finance
Minister
Abbott
made
regular
reports
to
'Parlia
OTTAWA.
O
Hon.
W.
F.
A
..
.82
..
.14
Cariboo
Quartz
t..
1.15
Congress
03
Hodley
Mascot
40
Pacific
Eastern
04
Pend
Oreille
5.65
Pioneer
3.10
Premier
Border
023i
Privateer
15Vz
Reeves
McDonald
2.82
Reno
06
Sheep
Creek
1.5S
Silbak
Premier
36
Taku
River
28
Salmon
Gold
11
Spud
Valley
05
Vananda
45
Oils-Anglo
Canadian
4:30
Atlantic
.80
C.
&
E.
.
5.90
Central
Leduc
1.40
Iloilie
Oil
13.25
Mercury
.20
Okalta
1.45
'
t
PaciHc
Pete
2.60
,
Princess
10'2
Royal
Canadian
.lO'z
South
Brazeau
.18
Toronto
Atllona
I
.13
cent
to
the
10
percent
which
Prince
Rupert
Wins
Again
had
been
In
effec
before
the
austerity
program
started.
ment
on
the
growth
of
the
for
'reeded
overseas
to
cs-Uif
directorate
of
ovrr-''lic
relations,
remaining
until
late
in
H44
as
;
wf
overseas
public
rela-!a
1915.
Mr.
Machines
Public
relations
de-,l
f
General
Motors
of
1
Limited
and
later
was
Turgeon,
veteran
of
several
royal
commissions,
is
to
head
the
government's
proposed
royal
commission
on
national
transportation,
it
was
learned
today.
Turgeon,
former
chief
Justice
of
Saskatchwan,
is
now
Canadian
minister
to
Eire.
'
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.40
McJCenzie
Red
Lake
32
McLeod
Cockshutt
93
Moneta
'
.40
Negus
2.19
Noranda
54.50
Louvlcourt
37
Pickle
Crow
2.15
The
next
relaxation
came
on
October
19
when
Mr.
Abbott
announced
that
the
import
ban
Bo-Me-lli
Defeats
Kali!
'
by
39
to
31
Score
KETCHIKAtJ,
(Special
to
the
eign-exchange
reserves
under
the
dollar-conservation
program.
He
ended
them
in
June
when
the
reserve
had
grown
from
its
December,
1947,
low
of
$451,000,-000
to
$700,000,000."
Since
then
there
lias
been
a
further
improvement
and
the
r
of
the
New
York
office
Unllv
News)-Bo-Mc-IU
Rain
Regcourt
.05
Yi
city
may
hot
experience
a
"whit1;
Christmas.
;
Heaviest
rainfall
came
down,
during
the
night
when
torrents
of
water
were
driven
by
a
southeast
wind
which
reached
a
top
velocity
of
30
miles
an
hour
between
9
p.m.
and
6
a.m.
Man
Information
Ser-
makers
of
Prince
Rupert
con
was
being
lifted
from
many
fruits
and
vegetables.
Since
November
1,
housewives
have
been
able
to
buy
United
Stales
lettuce
and
tomatoes.
Scheduled
for
later
removal
was
the
1
ban
on
imporWd
cabbages,
carrots,
celery,
spinach
and
,grapes.
tinned
their
wlnnliiK
ways
In
San
Antonio
..:
3.85
Senator
Rouyn
v
.42
Steep
Rock
.
;
1.65
WacIiini'R
hec.'inie
n.iiel-
the
international
basketball
series
by
winning
the
opening
WHEAT
PACT
INCOMPLETE
LONDON
(pi
Canada's
minis
Sturgeon
River
122
finance
minister
says
that
he
is
"pleased
with
the'
improvement."
First
relaxation
of
the
aus
lla6T
or
the
Press
Bur-"'adi.ni
NatlrxiHl
Ifciil-ad
TransCanada
Air
Silver
Miller
34
The
Import
quotas,
for
citrus
terity
program
came
on
August
11
and
la,sl
October
tlri's
were
loaned
bv
the
THE
WEATHER
Synopsis
flow
of
warm
air
from
th
1
when
the
finance
minister
announced
the
abolition
of
Uie
special
excise
taxes
intended
to
0
U"'
Department
of
Na-
game
of
t
he
two-game
return
series
here
from
Kayhi
by
a
score
of
39
to
31.
Bo-Me-Hi
had
won
the
first
two
games
in
Prince
Rupert.
The
Rainmakers
were
not
playing
their
usual
good
game
although
they
excelled
on
the
rebounds.
Their
penalty
shoot-Ing.was
poor.
ter
of
agriculture,
Rt
Hon.
James
O.
Gardiner,
leaves
for
Ottawa
tomorrow
with
discussions
incomplete
on
the
price
Great
Britain
will
pay
for
140,-000,000
bushels
of
Canadian
irncp
nn
acting
dlr
south
off
the
Pacific
Is
bringing
curtail
buying.
Now
extensive
new
easing
is
announced.
fruits
and
fruit
juices
were
increased
from
50
to
75
percent
of
the
amount
bought
from
the
United
States
in
the
base
year
July
1,
1946,
to
June
30,
1947.
At
the
same
time
the
government
was
Improving
Its
external
financial
position,
it
was
building
a
surplus
in
its
domes
Public
relations
in
elder,
fiitlruic
In
that
position
milder
weather
to
the
British
Columbia
Coast.
The
Kooten-
TAXES
REDUCED
Your
HOLIDAY
Date
AT
THE
CIVIC
CENTRE
'itKes
un
his
now
rlnlleR
On
August
1
the
25
percent
ul,der
tbe
,94S,-M
Cn-
of
public
relations
for
tract.
1,1
January
1,
1949.
ays
experienced,
a
cold
night
last
night
with
Cranbrook
reporting
a
temperatur
of
15
below.
Elsewhere
mlnlmums
were
higher
than
the
previous
night
and
will
continue
to
rise
today
D.P.'S
ARE
NOT
tic
financing
only
slightly
smaller
than
the
record-breaking
on
SNOWFALL
Ketchikan
played
a
good
game
In
the
first
half
but
fell
d6wn
in
the
second.
,
It
was
a
rougli
game
for
l!cl-erees
Wengcrt
and
Schost
to
After
conferring
today
villi
Sir
ytafford
Crlppa,
Chancellor
of
the
Exchequer,
Gardiner
told
the
Canadian
Press:
"Our-
discussions
resulted
in
suggestions
created
last
year.i
JOINING
REDS
MNITOBA
Music
The
first
seven
months
of
the
Sports
and
remain
mild
Sunday.
RlPEO.
fpi
Hnnw
nlims
financial
year
resulted
in
a
bud
Southerly
gajes
and
rain
oc
fi'lo
curred
along
the
North
Coast
get
surplus
of
$533,600,000,
com
Manitoba's
Labor-Projrressive
Party
Admit
Failure
la
Efforts
to
Enrol
Them
pared
with
the
finance
minis
vy(j
Kill
lUln
Manitoba
to
open
'J'n
which
have
been
during
the
night.
Rain
Is
expected
to
spread
to
the
south
ter's
forecast
In
the
spring
of
a
Sunday,
Dec.
26,
9:15
p.m.
CHRISTMAS
CAROLS
Thursday,
Jan.
6,
8:15
p.m.
HARRY
ADASKIN
Famous
Violinist
FRANCES
MARR.
Pianist
which
may
result
in
a
settlement
which
will
be
satisfactory
but
It
Is
necessary
to
discuss
the
suggestions
further
at
Ottawa
before
saying
that
final
conclusions
are
reached."
It
is
understood
the
vital
fac
Saturday,
Dec.
18
LEAGUE
BASKETBALL
Thurs.
and
Frl.,
Dec.
30-31
KETCHIKAN
ALL-STARS
vs.
PRINCE
RUPERT
International
Basketball
I
from
a
f.iit
..r
1.
...1
WINNIPEG,
O)
-
William
C
$489
0()0
00Q
surplus
or
the
whole
coast
by
late
afternoon
today.
Snow
is
falling
in
the
interior.
handle.
Individual
scoring:
Prince
Rupert-Flateii
6,
Don
Schcrk
15,
Sid
Sdierk
3,
Carlson
0,
Spring
2,
Sunbcrg
0,
Olson
5,
Davidson
2,
Webster
6.
Prince
Rupert
took
78
field
shots
and
made
17.
Ketchikan
made
10
out
of
85
field
shots.
'
llMllic
(
koss,
jwanuooas
top
cu"""u"
I
financial
year.
"1.
OUU1T8
Ol
CH1S,
ail(l
trucks
are
reported
ist,
admitted
by
inference
in
an
Snow
flurries
are
expected
to
be
Rd.
Hii'hu'.,,,
,
,.ln,.i
This
year's
high
surplus
cjm
blned
with
the
possibility
of
1
1949
federal
election
leaves
Ot
--r."ij
ill
JUl
IH
I
II
11
u
Wc"s
held
off
the
roads
tor
in
the
discussion
Is
whether
snW
Stounerl
In
fnnr
nl'
(.hp
iipw
agreement
Will
take
the
tawa
and
the
country
as
a
whole
H
buried
vehicles.
The
fall
place
of
the
four-year
contract
Another
game
will
be
piayeu
tonight.
counting
on
tax
reductions
in
mc
inches.
,
which
ends
In
1950.
the
spring.
interview
yesterday
that
his
Labor-Progressive
,
party
has
flopped
in
its
efforts
to
enrol
displaced
persons
under
the
Red
banner.
Ross
asserted
that
displaced
persons
coming
to
Canada
were
screened
so
that
those
selected
formerly
supported
regimes
like
Adolf
Hitler's.
said
he'
knew
of
no
instance
where
D.P.'s
Drama
Children
Monday.
Dec.
20
Tuesday,
Dec.
21,
7
p.m.
LITTLE
THEATRE
PLAYS
KINSMEN
Proceeds
to
Salvation
KIDDIES'
CHRISTMAS
Army
Christmas
Fund
TREE
Income
tax,
left
untouched
In
general
over
the
Interior
by
tonight.
Forecast
Queen
Charlottes
and
North
Coast
Overcast-
with
showers
today
and
Sunday.
Wind
southwest
(30
m.pJi)
today,
becoming
westerly
(25)
tonight.
Mild,
Lows
tonight
and
highs
Sun-
,
day:
Port
Hardy
34
and
42,
Mas-
sett
35
and
45,
Prince
Rupert
85
7
and
42.
.
;
,
TIPS
FOR
ALBERTA
this
year's
budget,
Is
considered
LOCAL
TIDES
kmmoNTON.
Groups
of
the
likeliest
field
for
Mr.
Ab
asketball
bott
to
offer
reductions.
Cuts
Sunday,
December
19,
1948
in
some
of
the
heavy
indirect
19.3
feet
A
i&mxj
(EljriHtmais
displaced
persons,
mainly
from
Europe,
continue
to
arrive
here.
The
latest
group
was.
composed
of
31
Immigrants
most
of
whom
had
relatives
here.
JONIGHT
21.6
feet
joined
the
communist
party
High
3:35
15:00
Low
9.10
taxes
were
also
considered
good
possibility.
8.3
feet
here.
-Bi'wnwoods
vs.
Co-op
2.4
feet
21:55