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Speaks
Out
On
$
IT
mtion
Of
Palestine
mm
n-F
SUCESS
(CP)
Canada
today
told
the
WAR
WORDS
ARE
HEARD
Security
Council
Debate
Between
Russia
and
Western
Powers
More
Bitter
LAKE
SUCCESS
The
security
council
debate
on
the
Communist
coup
In
Czechoslovakia
Is
developing
Into
full-blown
war
words
between
Russia
and
the
western
powers.
Beaten
back
In
efforts
to
block
discussion
of
the
case,
the
So
?B
nf
the
future
of
Palestine.
The
Dominion
j
(u
spfuniv
uunvjii
uua
uiiter
civn
war
Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest."
VOL.
XXXVII,
No.
71.
'
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C.,
WEDNESDAY,
MARCH
24,
1948
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
iLnt
in
the
strife-torn
Holy
Land
unless
the
U
Vations
decide
upon
a
concrete
plan
for
the
P1
.1..
;.lrlln
--
-
,j
(rf
peace
w
"ie
w
,
lrf...
Bulletins
.ffled
quartern
SITUATION
QUIET
BUT
MENACING
ROME
(CP)
Yugoslavia
backed
out
yesterday
from
its
offer
to
trade
Trieste
for
the
Italian
city
of
Gorizia.
The
YugoSlav
foreign
ministry
voiced
regret
over
the
"apparent
assumption
abroad"
that
'
Yugoslavia
would
insist
on
obtaining
Gorizia
in
exchange
for
Trieste.
At
the
same
time
a
ministry
spokesman
hinted
that
Yugoslavia
might
consider
some
other
swap'
for
the
grea't
Adriatic
Sea
port
which
is
now
free
territory.
Meantime
the
situation
re
United
States
iwu
uc-
l
j.i.
rpnuest
for
a
spe-
viet
Union,
apparently,
intends
to
make
the
most
of
the
opportunity
to
fling
counter
charges
Nations
Assemoty.
(
,j
l..t
ni.rVlt
that
k
-
r
.
i-'
r.
Austin,
cmci
unuej
delegate,
'oum
propuac
at
the
west,
principally
the
Unl
td
States.
arfTtabbeF
by
convicts
hat
the
United
Nations
council
call
such
a
ses-
shortly
before
the
Coun-,
however,
the
American
announced
that
no
would
be
introduced
KINGSTON
P'
The
Kingston
Whig-Standard
said
in
a
news
it
was
announced
ime
Llem
that
a
provisional
page
story
yesterday
that
two
guards
were
attacked
and
stabbed
by
convicts
In
Kingston
Penitentiary
at
the
week-end.
The
paper
said
that
penitentiary
officials
refused
to
comment
on
ovemment
will
be
set
lt
Holy
Land
May
16,
the
a
Britain
gives
up
Us
In
the
Holy
Land
May
minister
Srobar;
minister
of
social
welfare
Erban;
vice-premier
Bapotocky;
premier
Gottwald;
Slovak
vice-premier
Siroky
and
vice-piernier
Lausman.
Backs,
to
the
camera
(left
to
right:
minister
of
interior
Nosek;
Imance
minister
Dolansky;
minister
of
education
Nejedly;
minister
of
information
Kopecky,
and
minister
of
cgriculture
Duris.
item
representatives
of
FIRST
SESSION
OP
NEW
COMMUNIST
-DOMINATED
CABINET
OP
CZECHOSLOVAKIA
This
photo
made
at
the
first
session
of
Hie
new
Communist-dominated
cabinet
of
Czechoslovakia
at
Prague,
shows
some
of
the
members
who
are
now
reported
planning
slave
labor
camps
for
persons
purged
from
the
government.
Facing
camera
arc
(left'
to
righti:
Defence
Undersecretary
Sevcik,
Defence
Minister
Svoboda;
unification
of
laws
s
600.000
Jews
made
luncement
last
night
af-
mained
quiet
but
tense
in
Trieste
today,
predicted,
Communist
demonstrations
against
the
suggestion
that
the
city
be
returned
to
Italy
"failing
to
materialize.
'
.
More
Allied
troops
have
been
dispatched
to
the
frontier
to
bolster
up
the
civilian
police
against
the
possibility
of
trouble
with
Yugoslav
forces.
the
report.
One
guard
is
said
to
have
received
a
stab
wound
In
the
chest
near
the
heart.
Other
guards
came
to
the
assistance
of
the
two
men
and
,3l
conference
In
the
all-
ity
of
Tel
Aviv
of
mem-the
Jewish
Agency
and
CANNOT
HANDLE
PRODUCE
OTTAWA
Canadian
Fruit
Wholesalers'
'
Association,
representing
95
percent
of
Canadian
fruit
and
vegetable
importers,
announced
today
it
could'
no
longer
Import
cabbage
and
frrots
from
the
United
State
at
present
ceiling
prices.
CIO
LEADER
ARRESTED
TORONTO
Reid
Robinson,
eastern
vice-president
of
the
Mine,
Mill
&
Smelter
Workers'
Union
(CIO),
was
arreted
at
Timmina,
Ontario,
on
a
deportation
order.
Me
was
released
on
$5000
bait
He
is
charged
under
the
Immigration
Art
which
forbids
entry
of
Alien
communists.
U.S.
TAXES
CUT
WASHINGTON
The
House
of
Representatives
today
passed
the
$4,800,000,000
tax-slashing
bill,
nending
It
to
President
Truman.
The
measure
cuts
taxes
for
all
52,000.000
income
taxpayers
and
drops
7,400,000
low
income
tax
perrons
from
tax
rolls
altogether.
TWO
SURVIVE
CRASH
WOODLANTT,
Wash
Eight
bodies
were
found
last
night
inalhe
shattered
wreckage
of
a
(47
transport
that
crashed
in
the
mountains
Sunday
with
ten
men
aboard.
Two
men
who
survived
struggled
16
miles
down
the
mountainside
to
this
town
and
are
'now
in
hospital
at
Vancouver,
Washington.
One
sorvrVnf
Is
'
Pilot
Major
John
R.
Harding,
who
has
a
broken
leg.
,
subdued
the
convicts
who
are
National
Council.
They
the
plan
to
establish
INFORMATION
MEET
OPENS
Mr.
Dudoward,
on
Dundas
Is.
Unworried
by
"Outside
News"
:;ne
trusteeship,
as
sug-by
the
United
States.
URGES
CURB
ON
SPENDING
'
Inflation
is
Problem
for
Each
Canadian
to
Deal
With
now
reported
to
be
In
solitary
confinement.
MUST
HALT
COMMUNISM
LAKE
SUCCESS,
4
Great
a
brief
period.
"
idon
last
night
the
Br'.t-
of
Commons
passed
G
F.N
EVA
-"We
are
litre
to
fornc
a
minhty
new
weapon
for
peace,"
declared
the
chief
Phil-
THE
WEATHER
which
calls
for
Britain
BRING
AIR
RAID
SHELTER
TO
DATE
LONDON,
PiThe
government
was
asked
In
the
House
.
of
Commons
yesterday
to
bring
its
wartime
air
raid
shelter
to
Holy
Land
mandate
Britain's
chief
delegate
to
the
ippine
delegate
as
he
was
cl-
Prince
Rupert,
Queen
Char
News
travels
slowly
on
tidal
currents.
Aboard
an
American
President
Lines
ship,
bound
from
an
American
port
to
Shanghai,
someone
placed
a
news
bulletin
in
a
bottle
and
dropped
it
over
United
Nations
Security
Coun-
ccted
yesterday
to
the
presidency
TORONTO
Donald
Gordon,
deputy
governor
of
the
Bank
of
Canada
.speaking
here
yesterday,
declared
that
inflation
was
a
personal
problem
for
each
The
bill
now
goes
to
m
of
Lords.
lestine
itself
Jerusalem.
of
the
international
conference
cil
said
the
advance
of
commun
lottes
and
North
Coast
Overcast
with
showers
of
mixed
rai
and
snow,
becoming
cloudy
this
afternoon.
Overcast
tonight
with
ism
must
be
promptly
halted.
on
freedom
of
information.
Reference
was
made
of
the
failure
id
Tel
Aviv
were
virtual
policy
up
to
date
for
use
at
short
notice.
Canadian
to
deal
with.
Every
side.
Charles
Dudoward
of
Port
of
the
old
processes
of
democ
ids
today.
Arab
lr-atUcked
a
fortress-like
f.
mixed
rain
and
snow
commen-
citizen
should
keep
a
close
check
r;u:y
to
piesiive
nii
nuuuiiai
i
"
-
cina;
late
Thursday
morning
relations
on
cordial
and
ne
naa
picKea
u
pine
www,
peace-
U
M
wlnds
loday
and
50Uth.
out
unnecessary
articles
until
stronghold
six
miles
'
Jerusalem
today
and
FINED
$25
FOR
DISTURBANCE
Clifford
Pettiplcce
was
fined
lul
oasis
and
ine
lack
oi
lnior-
pastPrtv
(n
m
n.h.i
Thursdav.
prices
come
down.
.
recently.
He
was
undwturbed
,
....
'
.
i,v,.
v.:i...
lew
are
known
to
have
THREE
ARE
FINED
FOR
SUPPLYING
Milder.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
Thursday
At
Port
Hardy
36
and
.a
mation
which
the
most
o
the
people
of
Hie
world
has
on
present
conditions.
f.
troops
moved
out
of
Broadcast
Of
42,
Massett
35
tind
42,
Prince
k
in
Jerusalem
toward
Thiw
hundred
delegates
lo
$25
or
J4
days
in
Jail
when
he
appeared
before
Magistrate
W.
D.
Vance
yesterday
on
a
charge
of
creating
a
disturbance
in
a
public
place.
Rupert
33
and
40,
'
Thi-ru
nipti
U'hn
tilr'arfpfl'
crtiilf.v
m
settlement
of
Neve
by
what
he
read.
According
to
the
latest
news
fiaiiics
.
received
aboard
the
President
Polk,
Shanghai
-bound
on
September
2,
1940,
trouble
was
brewing
on
several
fronts,
including
Shanghai.
.
In
Shanghai,
Chinese
nationalists
had
completed
purchase
of
'tore
Army
snurrcs
salt!
Stanley
Cup
"
Arabs
were'
attickln
to
separate
charges
of
supplying
liquor
to
Indians,
received
fines
totalling
$200
while
two
others,
similarly
charged
had
their
cases
adiourned
bv
Maeistrate
W.
D.
the
conference
represent
fifty
nations.
There
wa's
disaui'mnciil
at
the
oulet
j.s
to
who
should
be
admitted
as
members,
objection
being
taken
to
Yugoslavia,
Albania
and-Outer
Mongolia.
iiert'for
"iu'ty
Two
ar'
I
SENIOR
CHAMPS-
As
a
result
of
special
dis
pensation
which
the
Canadian
Broadcasting
a
quantity
of
American
war
sur-J
Corporation
Vance
in
police
court
yesterday
ars,
enroule
to
relieve
'ov,
were
Immobilized
s
tire,
Palestine
police
CO-OPS
WIN
SECOND
GAME
OF
FINALS
TO
TAKE
HOOP
TROPHY
Co-op
42,
Savoys
33
COOLER,
CUSTOMERS
STEAL
CHAIRS
VANCOUVER.
(P
Some
unidentified
customers
were
"loaded"
when
they
left
a
local
bev-eraee
room
licrn
rppenl.lv
unri
PDS
DOWN
plus
equipment
ana
tne
oeai
was
giving
the
Chinese
communists
the
jitters.
In
Moscow,
General
Gregorie
Semenov
was
hanged
for
bearing
arms
against
Soviet
Rhssia
and
spying
for
the
Japanese
and
Isvestla
expressed
the
dour
opinion
that
the
cruise
of
the
aircraft
carrier
Roosevelt
to
Medi
terranean
waters
was
"far
from
states
involves
definite
extra
expense,
the
Stanley
'
Cup
hockey
play-offs
.
are
to
be
emitted
from
the
national
network
through
station
CFPR
of
Prince
Rupert,
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
and
the
local
station
were
advised
today.
The
first
game
to
be
broadcast
from
the
station
here
will
be
Saturday
evening.
P0.
0-Flood
a:.l...r
Coach
Cicorire
Hawe's
Co-op
basketball
squad
are
the
manager
is
out
of
pocket.
following
a
busy
week-end
by
the
city
police.
Harold
Burgoyne
was
finied
$100
plus
$3.50
costs
with
an
option
of
three
months
in
jail
on
a
supplying
charge.
John
Ralkelus
and
Eric
Home
were
each
fined
$50
and
$3.50
costs
with
an
optional
month
in
jail.
John
Morrison
and
Joseph
Robson,
each
of
whom
had
been
remanded
for
sentence
last
week
on
charges
of
vagrancy,
ap-
1
i
'
.1
OI'I'FR.
TO
MI.NL'KS
NAN
A
I.
MO
Through
Mayor
George
Muii
the
Canadian
-Collieries
has
extended
a
new
wa,!
ol.'er
to
1300
striking
miners.
The
company
would
increase
wages
$1.40
per
day,
making
it
60c
a
day
extra
if
Z'i
tons
per
day
production
per
man
is
achieved.
The
average
production
is
now
1.7
tons.
The
miners
have
been
asking
for
a
$3
per
day
increase.
NOT
TO
VANCOUVER
CALGARY
It
was
announced
last
night
that
Barbara
Ann
Scott
will
be
unable
to
visit
Vancouver.
Her
schedule
for
the
next
two
months
is
entirely
booked
up.
She
returns
East
fy.m
Calgary
after
competing
in
the
Dominion
figure
skating
championships
here.
I
to
recede
today
as
cool
,fi
over
soiii.hu-pi.r,i
shopping
for
silver
polish
today
to
wipe
the
year-
They
carried
a
chromium,
leath-
ft
ti-nnViv
flmMflm
prette
chair
valued
at
$15
from
the
premises.
1w
Ottawa
Valley
and
Eastern
Townships
mpant
rivers
since
last
of
the
city
senior
"A"
division
championship,
which
they
won
last
night
by
defeating
Savoys
42
to
33
in
bring
a
goodwill
tour."
i
rff!w?slTiifei
I
In
London
it
was
announce!
'ad
taken
four
lives
and
tne
second
game
of
the
best-oi-tfiree
unai
series.
I
J
'
I
that
valets
ofKing
George
II
of
Eidor
Anderson,
First
Avenue,
Mions
of
dollars
dam-
Mr.
Howe's
lads
literally
won
i
while
engaged
In
work
of
coal
ed
ln
court
in
sections
of
rich
top-
Vrom
the
scorinu
standpoint.
sacking
at
the
Philpott,
Evitt
niricd
away.
Almost
day
on
supplying
charges.
Both
pleaded
not
guilty
and
had
their
cases
adjourned.
Seven
other
police
court
cases.
Co.
Ltd.
plant
on
the
waterfront,
suffered
a
broken
hand
at
the
end
of
the
week.
As
a
result,
he
will
have,
to
be
off
for
the
next
couple
o
weeks.
re
in
the
flood
zones
N
fields
spelled
deling
of
spring
farm-
5
AND
ANTI-
aftermath
of
the
week-end,
re-
IN
RIOTS
::
TODAY'S
STOCKS
:
:
"
Courtesy
S.
D.
Johnston
Co.
Ltd.
f-police
In
Milan
rc-
the
symbolic
'Statuary
in
the
fourth
quarter
of
one
of
the
hardest
fought
(rallies
in
a
season
that
has
seen
themselves
and
Savoys
leading
competitors
in
the
three-team
league
rise
to
great
heights
in
the
point-getting
scramble.
Breaking
away
from
a
27-27
tic
at
the
end
of
the
third
quarter,
the
fishmcn
scored
15
points
before
the
final
whistle
called
a
halt
to
organized
senior
"A"
league
play.
During
the
same
period,
Savoy's
scored
six
points.
The
game
put
the
victory
sign
on
the
Co-op
team
which
Saturday
night
had
squeezed
a
narrow
42-41
triumph
over
the
hard
fighting
hotclmcn
in
the
first
game
of
the
final
series.
0
"ie
use
of
i
P
,
V
to
DUt
rimi-n
i
a
f
mmj
between
communists
ciimuni.sls.
Toronto
sr
(
1
P'OCK,
Out.
Greece
were
already
packing
for
the
return
trip
from
exile
to
Athens
while
at
Sofia
there
were
hints
that
the
Bulgarian
Royal
family
were
packing
to
join
the
Italian
King
m
exile
in
Egypt.
In
Toykyo.
visiting
American
congressional
military
committee
members,
after
a
view
of
the
Siberian
"
coast,
called
for
strcngthning
of
the
U.S.
position
in
the
Pacific
because
of
the
"immediate
danger
of
another
Pearl
Harbor."
At
Paris,
Soviet
Foreign
Minister
Mololov
left
the
peace
conference
for
Moscow
to
talk
things
over
with
Sfalin
There
were
hints
that
Mololov
was
to
bo
replaced
at
the
peace
conference.
In
New
Delhi,
Indian
Moslems
were
under
ofTTers
to
hoist
black
flags
over
their
homes
and
business
places
as
a
symbol
of
"Moslem
contempt
at
the
installation
in
office
of
the
Hindu
Congress
and
its
satellites.
According
to
latest,
advices
from
the
President
Polk,
things
seemed
to
be
a
bit
touchy
in
the
world
capitals
but
Mr.
Dudoward
fount!
things
"peaceful
enougn
on
his
Dundas
Island
trap
line.
(f
Tlie
recently
ptlucatlon
lucre;
suited
as
follows:
Violet
Price,
fined'
$10
and
costs
or
five
days
in
jail
on
a
charge
of
drunkeness
under
the
Indian
Act.
Edward
Horton,
charged
with
drdhkeness'
under
the
Government
Liquor
Act,
fined
$10
or
five
days.
Mrs.
Joe
White,
charged
under
the
Indian
Act,
fined
$10
or
five
days
for
drunkeness.
Howard
Ryan,
charged
with
possession
of
liquor
under
the
Indian
Act,
fined
$25
or
one
month
in
jail.
Helen
Wilson,
charged
with
drunkenness
under
the
Indian
Act,
fined
$30
or
one
month.
James
Ewart,
fined
$10
or
five
days
on
a
cBarge
of
intoxication
under
the
1
Government
Liquor
Act.
Lawrence
Bennett,
charged
ases
from
Sinn
i.i
.hers'
salaries,
retro-a-
.
1048,
at
a
regu-
meeting
here.
Vancouver
Bralornc
8.75
B.R.
Con
03
B.R.X
08
Cariboo
Quartz
1.50
Grull
Wihks'ne
.05
Vi
Hedley
Mascot'
63
Minto
.02
Pend
Oreillo
2.75
Pioneer
....
2.75
Premier
Border
.03V2
Privateer
20
Reeves
McDonald
1.40
Atliona
06
Aumaque
18
Beattie
62
Bevcotirt
36
Bobjo
,
.-
.12
Buffalo
Canadian
.08
ConsoH
Smelters
95.75
Conwest
.80
Donalda-
.'.
70
Eldona
V73
Elder
51
Giant
.YeUowknife
4.05
God's
Lake
56
Hardrock
15'4
Harricana
05'-!4
Heva
11
'2
N
ONE
GROUPS
FNTFPFD
FOR
the
game
developed
into
a
aVl
between
marksmen
Jack
Lindsay
of
Co-op
and
Joe
Davis
of
Savoy,
each
of
which
marked
up
17
points
for
their
respective
teams.
Lindsay
was
In
rara
shooting
form,
as
was
attested
by
the
fact
that
out
of
five
free
throws
he
scored
five
points.
He
scored
12
points
on
field
baskets.
Davis
had
a
similar
number
of
points
on
field
goals
and
free
throws
but
missed
one
free
throw
in
the
first
quarter,
a
basket
that
would
have
given
him
a
one-point
lead
over
Lindsay
m
the
game
scoring.
With
the
two
Holkeslad
brothers
and
Davis
finding
the
mark,
Savoy
emerged
from
the
first
quarter
with
a
13-12
advantage
over
Co-op.
a
margin
that
they
increased
to
23-19
by
half-time.
Lindsay,;
Macphee
and
Iley-non
brought
Co-op's
score
to
27
in
the
third
quarter,
tying
the
game.
In
tlie
fourth
quarter.
Lindsay
scored
five
points,
Klu-teu
four
and
Macphee,
Cieuone
and
Beynon
each
two.
Savoy's
scoring
was-
done
by
four
players,
Joe
Davis,
with
17,
Mel
and
Rupert
Holkcstad,
who
in
a
brotherly
way,
scored
seven
points
each,
and
Ted
Arncy,
who
marked
up
two.
Co-op's
scoring
was
led
by
Lindsay
with
17,
fol
lowed
by
Macphee
with
9,
Beynon
with
8
and
Clccone
and
Flatcn
with
four
each.
Co-op-Lindsay
17,
Macphee
9,
Flaten
4.
Beynon
8,
Fitch,
Clccone
4.
Menzles.
SavoyM.
Holkcstad
7.
Davis
17,
R.
Holkestad
7,
S.
Alexander,
S.
Dominato,
H.
Morgan,
Arncy
2,
Murray,
McClymont.
'C
AND
DRAMA
FESTIVAL
HERE
"ty-Ollrj
i"
Ri'oups
have
signified
their
intention
!(
,.:
ATOMIC
RESEARCH
-An
atomic
energy
development
rated
as
second
only
to
the
splitting
of
the
atom
was
announced
by
the
radiation
laboratory
at
tlie
University
of
California
for
the
US.
Atomic
Energy
Commission.
The
announcement
revealed
that
mesons
nuclear
particles
heretofore
found
only
in
cosmic
rays,
and
thought
by
some
nuclear
scientists
to
be
tlie
force
which
holds
atomic
nuclei
together-have
been
produced
in
abundance
by
the
university's
giant
4,0U0-ton
cyclotron.
Credit
for
tlie
development
was
given
to
Dr.
C.
M.
G.
Latles
of
Brazil
(shown
above
at
the
cyclotron),
and
Dr.
Eugene
Gardner,
35,
a
research
physicist
at
the
University
of
California.
.YPdUhjr
,
u
p..!-
;
n,11),.f.
Music-
and
festival
.08
.17'2
1.03
.45
.03-4
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.(13
.15
.40
Renq
.'
Salmon
Gold
Sheep
Creek
Taku
River
Congress
Pacific
Eastern
Hedley
Amalgamated
Spud
Valley
Silbak
Premier
tin
lu'ld
early
in
According
,
si
ui;irt
of
tu.
program
committee,
who
rv,-o
a
rim,,
..I
i
,
i
.
..
,
i
i
sevn.,1
1
u
1,10
genera
coinnuuee
uisi
with
vagrancy
was
remanded
for
hearing,
v
.
'.WWAWAV.S'VWAW.
Basketball
Finals
TONIGHT
6:30
Junior,
65
vs.
Stone's
7:15--Girls,
Peoples
vs.
Bo-Me-Hl
8:30
Int.,
Fashion
vs.
Bo-Me-Hl
liviiju
t'Ji
tries
win
taKe
part
m
uiv
i.
in-
i
in.
1
1....
1
1
r
bp,...
..
"
"wvai-
LOCAL
TiDES
Thursday,
March
25,
1948
High
1:31
22.3
feet
13:49
22.5
feet
Low
7:40
2.6
feet
19:58
2.1
feet
Oils
A.P.
Con.
Calmont
C.
&
E.
..
Home
.13'-
.42
4.00
6.10
Jacknife
05
Joliet
Quebec
36
Luke
Rowan
10
Lapaska
06
Little
Long
Lac
1.00
Lynr
08','2
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.75
MeKenzie
Red
Lake
04
McLeod
Cockshutt
1.10
Moneta
31
Negus
!.
2.12
Noranda
45.50
Louvicourt
56
Pickle
Crow
1.95
Regcourt
OH
San
Antonio
4.05
Senator
Rouyn
..
.43
Sherrit
Gordon
1.75
Steep
Rock-
2.05
Sturgeon
River
18
Silver
Miller
31
'ES
DRUGS
JiV
POPULAR
DEMAND
Ketchikan
and
Premier
from
implementing
their
.original
intention
of
entering
the
festival
but
despite
the
lack
of
outside
groups,
the
festival
committee,
under
E.
E.
Hyndman,
felt
that
the
response
from
the
schools,
churches
and
the
Little
Theatre
was
very
encouraging
and
would
provide
a
full
program
of
en-talnment
and
education.
King
Edward
School
will
be
represented
by
five
groups
ln-
RETURN
ENGAGEMENT
ABlue
QQSTfln
"
rn
Cab
s
LAlAiiliVllliimiiAiiii
CMAVCTHIAVABZE
TICKETS
AT
CIVIC
CENTRE
GOOU
FRIDAY
AFTERNOON
2:30
O'CLOCK
E
81
Tickets
at
Ormes
and
Civic
Centre
Completely
Different
Program
(Continued
on
Page
Six)