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at
Canada's
Most
Srrotegic
Pacific
Port
"Princ.
Rupert,
the
Ky
to
the
Great
Northwest"
PHONE
81
VOL.
XXXIX,
NO.
67.
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.
C,
TUESDAY,
MARCH
21,
1950
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
Scfoo!
A
n
1
k
A
f
A
otli
i
-.''
r
Warns
Against
'
r-
-
'
-
-,,
I
.
.
CLEARED
Car
of
Season
i
r
t
Recommendation
Instead
Of
Government
Exams
Govenment
Aid
gh
rrom
errace
OTTAWA
fc
F.
Homer
of
Lunenburg,
Nova
Scotia,
Booth
Memorial
High
School
in
Prince
Rupeit
warned
Canada's
fishing
indus
"
I
h'AH.
hf'Pn
fPutnlwl
frt
tVlO
urorlitorl
lief
rf
IirrVl
ut
I"
Niape
lur
daik
iiivmg
as
is
Emplui.izi'd
""
"
if"
try
yesterday
that
government
!
.
handouts
could
mean
loss
of
1
t,
Schools
from
which
u.,
it
was
struck
t
by
the
Department
1
freedom.
Government
assistance
j
of
EducaMon
in
1945.
Announcement
of
the
restora-do!f
no?
elal,
r,Vidi,ns
U
tion
has
been
received
at
the
local
school
board
office.'
does
not
encroacn
on
inc.
func-
,
,,.
,
.
,
O.Ol'
Vl'lillic
ui
me
naouM
iiaa
unvcu
the
Skecna
Iliver
Highway
to
Prince
rr-
tions
of
management,
the
presid-
i
l!t
-
-'
ent
of
the
Fisheries
Council
of
Terrace,
a
month
earlier
than
in
pre-It
was
a
light
truck
of
the
provincial
Canada
said.
of
public
works
witn
wmcn
uruce
bmitn
Christy
arrived
in
I'nnce
Kupert
at
11
unacr
ine
accreanea
scnooi
'
classification,
pupils
can
obtain
University
Entrance
by
recommendation
!
Instead
of
being
re-1
quired
to
write
government
cx-j
aminations
unless
for
spaciiU
J
reasons
such
as
desire
to
qualify
:
for
special
awards
and
because
!
they
have
not
won
recommendation.
The
change
becomes
effective
this
year.
;
nine
T';c
a:"ual
!
of
siki-.v
wnir:.
hielnv.iy
tir.:"
Louis
to
Decide
'
On
Retirement
ODESSA,
Texas
M
"Retired"
heavyweight
boxing
champion,"
Joe
Louis,
appearing
here
last'
night
on
an
exhibition
tour,
said
1
that,
after
his
fight
Saturday
at
cruneo
.a
i
"
Frizzell
Proposes
Restrictions
For
Parking
three
miles
v.t.si
ion
ana
-o
m.
"..
Rupert
ftiicii
a
NIAGARA
IN
WINTER
The
rushing
rapids
of
the
Niagara
River
below
the
Falls
provide
a
tough1
problem
for
Old
Jack
Frost.
But
this
winter
he
ha
done
a
eood
iob.
Old
Timer
ho
no
th
"!
Waco,
he
will
decide
whether
he
ADRiFT
OS
ICE
FLOE
ANCHORAGE,
Alaska
Reports
that
three
men
were
being
swept
out
to
sea
on
a
swiftly-moving
ice
floe
from
Cook
Inlet
near
Anchorage
brought
a
concentrated
search
today
by
civilian
and
military
aircraft.
The
men
were
reported
seen
on
a
159-foot
floe
just
before
dusk
last
.trfght.
SMOKE
EATERS
TO
FINAL
the
Tena-e
md
1
ancc.
DuriiiR
Hie
s
the
Timt.i?.'
i
been
dri
vini
Alderman
Douglas
Frizzcll,
referred
at
a
city
council
meeting
yesterday
afternoon
to
the
traffic
congestion
on
Third
Ave.
at
certain
hours.
He
suggestd
that
a
parkins
bylaw
be
passed
prohibiting
parking
for
more
than
one
hour
during
the
rush
hours
between
now
Dfii
i
i
bridge"
this
winter
is
one
of
the
largest
they
have
ever
seen
ovfr
the
tap!ds
aera
In
addition
there
wU1
return
to
the
championship
Is
the
steadily-growing
ice
mountains
below
the
Falls.
;.
"
(CP
Photo)
firing
line.
Applewhaite
Discusses
Oil,
Gas
Lines
Pulp
Industry
Is
Endangered
j
VANCOUVER
Russian
competition
ln
world
markets
Is
a
i
growing
-
threat
today
to
the
1.000,000,000
British
Columbia
pulp
and
paper
Industry,
Paul
E.
ste;
a
ai-tance
tet
eon
Shimes
eak:hroii!;!i
last
nine
o'clock
In
the
morning
and
ii
and
t.
nristy
i
mx
ociock
jn
me
aiiernoon.
TRAIL
Trail
Smoke
Eaters
last
night
won
the
Kootenay
hockey
title
and
the
right
to
meet
Kamloops
Elks
for
the
British
Columbia
senior
championship.
The
Smokies
downed
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Courtesy
S.
V.
Johnston
Co
Ltd.)
h
lo
Pniicj
flu-
'This
would
serve
satisfactory,
ii:ig
with
their
he
said,
until
parking
meters
were
available.
Dedication
01
Scout
Colors
Local
Member
liavors
All-Canada
Route
-
No
Monopoly
He
referred
to
congested
of
taxis
along
Third
Ave.
he
departmental
T.
dues
not
iuir
Cooper,
chairman
of
the
western
branch
of
the
Canadian
Pulp
and
Paper
Association,
said
today.
He
j
declared
in
an
interview
Hint
Soviet,
traders
have
entered
tho
i
markets
in
the
Ortent,
South
Africa
and
India.
In
pre-war
days
.Canadian
mills
held
a
big
share
the
Kimberley
Dynamiters
S
to
f
in
the
deciding
game
of
a
best
of
five
series.
A
crowd
oi
no
less
than
145
and
complained,
along
with
Vancouver
Bayonne
.03
Bralomc
,
0.20
B.
R.
Con
.02
',4
B.
R.
X
.05
Cariboo
QuarU
1.30
3i
a
v!
open
lor
.
...
.
Rov
RrnnU
nrl
iruncl.
...
'
OTTAWA
nM.;.,l
WiWW--
Me
.
.,
.
oiner
memoers,
mat
no
space
o--
va-
.
i
i
(uv,nui
t
vo'ij,
ntno
uvaanij,
i
W;ho;TilabJe
dur'ng
dly
ZlTLTZdZIZ:t
in
an
a11
y
on
W
Hne.hms
Monday,
E.
T.i
CRIPPS
NOT
RESIGNING
LONDON
Government
Applewhaite,
Skeena,
pointed
out
that
the
bills
before
I
he
yaid,
a
space
should
be
alio-'
were
host
lo
ail
Scouu
and
cubs
!of
the
""sss
In
tliose
countries
sources
today
issued
a
flat
de-
nial
to
persistent
overseas
spee.7Mf'm
trade
as
ulatic.N
that
Sir
Stafford
Cripps
i
"offshore
markets."
is
resirninr
.
ChaBcriior
f
i
Offshore
buyers
took
only
about,
eated
for
only
one
taxi.
.
oi
the
city
for
the
witnessing
ot
the
House
were
JOIT
the
SQier-OUrpose
'
OlCreaung
a
'7!,:i!?Mn;l,7i!l
!ir
0f,toU
films
and
the
cornpany
and
di(
not
jn
any
incude
the
matter
1
J
that
u
he
had
been
fined
for
dedication
of
group
colors
whicn
f
i.
i
i
u
n
trr
:h
do
so
at
t'icir
prim:p,il
risk
is
fjught
in
th?
,
F
trench
wh.ieh
:
the
Terrace
V-t
P'-er
ra1cr.
i
is
oileiully
op
j
"
wiii
i:o
v
de-
parking
while
attending
a
had
been
previously
presented
by
vl
rwuiys
wiucn
are
ueciuua
uy
tue
nuaru.
ui-iiaiia-
seven
percent
of
the
Britisli
Col
the
Exchequer.
"Sir
Stafford
is
not
resigning-
and
is
busy
on
his
budget,"
these
sources
said.
meeting
of
city
council.
Canadian
Legion
lo
the
Conrad
port
Commissioners.
V
"I
should
appeal,"
he
said.
'Street
group.
1
He
stat-d
that
everv
British
Congress
.29
Hedlcy
Mascot
.....J,
3
Pacific
Eastern
04
Pend
Oreille
5.20
Pioneer
3.40
Premier
Border
02
y3
Privateer
.1314
Reeves
McDonald
2.15
Reno
.Oilk
Sheep
Creek
1
1.10
Silbak
Premier
.33
Taku
River
i22
Varianda
12'A
umbia
tonnage.
Cooper
said.
I
President
of
Pacific
Mills
Ltd.
(Ocean
Falls),
Cooper
finds
the
J
market
for
1950
obscure.
There
is
AK1.
1.
U.
tSlUCH
secmca
CUIl-
UtSlrlCl
Commissioner
f
.
.
An-
rnlnmhin
mpmhnr
favnr
on
all
against,
the
3'1-Canadian
route
.ncr
ronaitwiui
crrncd
about
Aid.
McLean
s
UM
officiated
at
the
dedica
Canadian
route
if
such
U
prac-
but
pointed
out
that
the
event-
lu
,
i.lnn
rrrnmonv
iLssistd
hv
Neville
tnnv.iM
c-tun
K..f
ual
cast
of
the
fuel
to
the
con-
-
ctuu
ictioiuic
UUb
buab
ill-
tougher
competition
and
greater
world
output.
Gerrard
president
of
the
Assocl-
formation
on,
those
;
subjects
Isumer
was.a
paramount
factor
ation,
and
Robert
Cameron,
could
only
be
adduced
when
ths
'and
one
whlchicould
only;
be
dc-
LONDON
Parliamentary
quarters
are
afraid
that
the""
'April
budget,
for
which
prCscnTation
group
president.
company
was
formed
and
made
tcrmiQed
hc$
ihcjeompttny
had
Tlie
color'
bearers
'were
Hans
"
an
line.
righl'to
'data
j
HOCKEY
SCORES
SATURDAY
National
Chicago
1
Toronto
2
New
York
3
Montreal
5
Boton
1,
Detroit
1
SUNDAY
.
Boston
4,
Chicago
3
Toronto
0,
Detroit
5
'
Montreal
4,
New
York
2
trouble,
but
remarked
after
days
an
appeal
is
Invalid.
Fine
Trophies
Music
and
Drama
Plans
Complete
Schmidt,
Jimmy
Bateman
and
.
ll.
uppjiuaiiut
application
to
ku
build
uuiiu
a
line
i
the
imc
legal
legaj
tlgui.
mj
submit
bUUUMi
Its
xxaaj
Applewhaite
pointed
out
that,
,
to
the
commissioners.
,fie
was
ofl
y
refusing
to
incjrpai'aie
any
tho
opinion
that
the
greatest
ul-'
date
has
not
yet
been
fixed,
will
Philip
Thorn.
The
escorts
were
by
prove
to
be
a
fresh
"austerity
blizzard"
by
Sir
'Stafford
and
no
"show
window."
Magnus
Eyolfson,
Arthur
further
companies,
the
one
ex-
timatc
good
to
British
Columbia
Thwaitcs,
Ralph
Sykes,
Ross
Mor-
isting
company
would
in
fact
would
result
from
having
compCr
rav.
Larrv
Llnklater
and
Harold
have
a
mononrlv
and
that
com-'
titive
comoanies
interested
in
it
will
take
tho
iiiipment
to
vv'td-'h
or
piovnin
f:jr
between
Shames
now
tc.v
and
ia:t?.T
of
sliding
of
the
trench.
5
that
Smith
and
-act
wiih
the
de-w
plowing
equip-
:m
Ttrr.ice
to
report,
is
clear
e
of
twenty
miles
Faded.
Between
KwinlUa,
the
Salmon
Gold
u6
I
Spud.
Valley
:h..L...
.04
'2
1
"
Silver
Standard
.04
i
Oils
,
,
'
-
'
j
.
Anglo
Canadian
4.15
A.
P.
Con
.25
Atlantic
1.55
j
Calmont
53
Central
Leduc
11.75
!
Home
Oil
.10
1
Mercury
1.70
I
'Okalta
v.
4.70
I
Pacfic
Pete
.36
j
Flans
for
the
Music
and
Drama
Carlson
pany's
legislation
does
not
re-
the
project.
,
Festival
this
week
were
final
Three
King
Scouts
received
strict
it
to
an
all-Canadian
route
ized
at
an
executive
meeting
of
School
Inspector
to
Open
Music
and
Drama
Festival
i
that
Asociation
in
the
Civic
Cen
their
cei
tifcat.es.
They
were
Ross
but
allows
It
to
apply
within
orj
Ingram,
Hans
Schmidt
and
Mag-
j
without
Canada
or
even
to
takej
nus
Eyolfson.
no
action
whatever.
He
strongly
j
THE
WEATHER
Synopsis
tre
last
evening.
Henry
Pluym
reported
that
Included
in
the
assembly
were
rebutted
any
suggestion
that
in
three
pianos
are
being
tuned
and
nipmhfrs
nf
the
Ladies'
Auxiliary,
roroorating
a
second
company
Spring
arrived
with
rain
on
the
ks
ranging
from
pul
ln
snape
musicians,
group
commiUee
mcn
and
leaders
ion
exactely
the
same
terms
P.
British
Columbia
coast
a
n
o
t
in
height.
From
'
e
1
common
iuuuBc
of
packs
and
troops
m
the
city,
the
first
was
in
anyway
a
voce
;
wiaeiy
scaiierea
snow
nurnct
Princess
05
Royal
Canadian
9.05
Toronto
Athona
,
08
Joseph
Chell,
inspector
of
schools,
will
officially
open
the
three-day
Prince
Rupert
and
District
Music
land
Drama
Festival,
sponsored
by
the
School
and
I
Community
Drama
Branch
of
the
Department
of
over
the
central
and
southeast
Heena.
the
bunk
,
111
c
cenire
una
iwo
jui
uoc
om
bare
round
in
the
Capitol
.lneaire.
Wis
and
for
the
I
AllnouBn
tnere
wlj'
De
smeone
crn
Interior.
.
It
has
not
beer
cold
however.
Overnight
temper-
I
alures
ranged
from
30
to
40
deg-
!
!
rees
in
most
areas
and
only
in
j
rm
the
point
of
m
cnar8e
oi
cacn
session
una
'
rough
last
Jn
week,
there
will
be
no
regular
British
Columbia
to
Appeal
Latest
Freight
Rates
Boost
'
VICTORIA
(CP)
Attorney
General
G.
S
Aumaque
17
Beattie
58
Bevcourt
..
29
Bobjo
12Vi
Buffalo
Canadian
14
Consol.
Smelters
94.75
Hupert
the
road
is
'
cna
men
at
this
Festival.
Three
i
the
Koolenays
did
they
drop
as
j
low
as
25.
Afternoon
tempera
ft
ample
easels
nave
been
maue
ana
pla"'
room
to
,
cards
printed.
Before
each
Item
Education,
which
will
commence
on
Wednesday
afternoon
in
the
Capitol
Theatre.
"V
-'
t
There
will
be
three
afternoon
;."
sessions,
all
in
the
Capitol
Will
then
tunc
up
and
take
over
Theatre.
I
until
noon.
On
Wednesday
afternoon,-
xhe
drama
has
been
tTerve;t
nineteen
little
people,
all
underor
the
evenings.
On
each
even-1
1
years,
will
play
piano
solos
ing
there
will
be
one
or
two
.
in
four
classes.
On
Thursday
plays.
On
Wednesday,
the
open-
tures
are
expected
to
vary
from
Wismer
announced
yesterday
that
British
Columbia
to
so.
equipment
will
takes
place,
placards
giving
the
class
and
section
will
be
arrang-
"6";
.
...
,,...u.u'
c..,.i..,f
Aiwfo
Mmv
Anoincr
wcaK
raciuc
.
aisvuro-
t0
8ft
the
road
on-
!
Con
west
1.12
Donalda
.'
59
'
Eldona
30
East
Sullivan
5.55
soon
as
possible.
ed
on
the
easel
and
placed
on
the
WOUlCl
join
ivianauua,
o.iMyiu.iicm,
ance
wlll
cross
thc
coast
this
eve
stage
for
the
audience
to
read.
'
Brunswick
and
Nova
Scotia
in
appealing
increased
jning.
Rain
is
expected
to
become
It
would
be
wise
for
everyone
to
hjch
wcre
awartlcd
March
1
by
the
general
over
most
of
the
coast
provide
themselves
with
a
pro-
1
,
.
.
1
during
the
afternoon
and
shower
afternoon,
11
older
students
U1g
night,
the
Booth
High
School
will
play
their
piano
solos.
Then
will
present
a
play
entitled
"The
1
there
will
be
duets
by
nine
dif-,
Devil
Among
the
Skins."
Also
:r,....i
,.e
.inunnrt
r.nmmiinnprs
Giant
Yellowknife
6.20
'
Hardrock
37
!
Harricana
054
!
'
Hcva
.'.
.00
2
'
tt
tin
1
;
activity
will
extend
wfcll
into
tho
grain.
noriiu
ii
ntuioiv
An
announcement
by
Don
For-
Mr.
Wismer
said
thai,
wnuc
-
-
.Jight
ferenl
couples
in
four
separate
on
this
program
are
12
young
classes.
An
innovation
tills
vocalists
who
will
sing
solos
anil
vear,
the
duets
will
be
played
harmonize
in
duets.
1
ward,
that
the
Civic
Centre
the
railways
had
appealed
to
me
which
boosted
authorized
raics
Wednesday
should
show
a
'
would
be
made
available
for
the
.
Supremo
Court
of
Canada
on
sixteen
percent
above
the
levels
markcd
improvement
in
almost
i
three
days
of
the
Festival
at
a
March
22,
19D0
special
rate,
was
greeted
with
cheers.
Mrs.
J.
S.
Black
will
take
clun
g:
of
arrangements
for
a
meeting
3:12
15:40
20.6
feet
182
feet.
ion
two
pianos
Instead
of
the(
The
Prince
Rupeit
Lillte
I
usual
one.
This
particular
at-(
Theatre
will
present
two
plays
ternoon
should
provide
many
on
Thursday
night,
one,
a
I
delightful
treats
for
both
the
comedy,
"Rising
Flood,"
and
.1
'
young
and
older
folks.
!
fantasy,
"The
White
Lawn."
Be-
Friday
aflernoon
will
be
devot-
tween
plays
there
will
be
.high
led
to
elementary
school
choirs
'
school
choral
numbers
by
the
Interspersed
with
dancing
.Tak-
Booth
and
Annunciation
Schools
ling
part
are
choirs
from
the
and
two
numbers
by
the
St.
King
Edward,
Conrad
Street
j
Andrew's
Junior
Choir.
,,
'and
New
Hazclton
Schools.
Thei
The
last
evening
of
the
Fesli-idrfneing
group
from
New
Hazel-Ual
will
be
taken
up
with
tw-j
9:40
21:29
I1USCO
UO'2
Jacknife
-
.05
Vi
Jolict
Quebec
61
Lake
Rowan
'.
08
Lapaska
-05
Vi
Little
Long
Lac
.50
Lynx
18
Madsen
Red
Lake
310
McKenzle
Red
Lake
55
McLeod
Cockshutt
3.10
Moncta
35
Negus.
1.46
Noranda
09.00
Louvicourt
26
Pickle
Crow
1.85
(
San
Antonio
3.75
4
5
feet
with
the
adjudicators
of
music
6
9
feel
i
'
(Continued
on
Page
5)
matters
of
law
involving
ceii-am
oi
last,
bepirmocr.
m
uiu
wim
a
areas
fts
relaUvely
,tiry
alr
legal
questions
arising
out
of
the
t,me
they
call
upon
the
federal
b(Rlng
tQ
1(JW
lnl(j
lhe
provlnce-hearing.
British
Columbia
feels
cabinet
to
stay
applications
on
from
wcsl
and
norlhwesl
there
should
be
an
appeal
on
y,fi
jt
increase
which
is
due
to
tacts.-
1
go
into
efleCl
this
Thursday.;
Forecast
The
Supreme
Court
of
Canada
Awarded
March
1,
this
increase
,
,D
.
.
has
no
iuriscllelion
to
consider
amounU
lo
7.4
percent
on
exist-,
Coast
Region-Rain
o-any
question
of
facts
and
th,
inR
rates.
if
red
showers
tonight,
only
tribunal
which
has
juris-1
Tne
other
increase
which.
the
Sunny
Wednesday.
Little
change
c'iction
is
the
Governor
General-
provinces
are
appealing
was
temperature.
Winds
south-in-council.
Therefore,
the
ap-
awarded
as
an
"interim"
mcas-
ast
20
miles
per
hour
in
the
ex-peal
will
be
made
to
that
body,
ure
by
the
Board
of
Transport
P'ised
areas
today,
shifting
to
Mr
Wismer
said.
Commissioners
last
September
westerly
(20
mph)
overnight.
British
Columbia
will
claim
20
following
an
application
of
Light
winds
elsewhere.
Lows
to-thc
Board
of
Transport
Commis-,
the
railways
in
1943
for
a
20
per-
J
night
and
highs
Wednesday
at
sioners
erred
in
authorizing
a
cent
hoist.
Isandspit
and
Port
Hardy,
33
and
general
horizontal
or
flat
per-'
On
March
1
the
board
gave
the
45;
Prince
Rupert
35
and
48.
centane
increase,
disregarding
railways
an
additional
eight'
.
BASKETBALL
plays
entered
by
the
Booth
Hlg1!
School.
The
first
will
3
a
ton
will
be
a
special
attraction
for
manv
neoule.
Of
the
seven
P-C.Chor
Pionship
Semi-Finals
dancers
perform.ng
individually
one-act
comedy,
lhe
uear
pt-
Senator
Rouvn
26'A
nn
this
urogram,
three
are
also
parted,"
and
the
second,
a
K'TIMAAT
vs.
JETS
"tl,AV
&
M,NAY,
MARCH
25TII
&
27T1I
Shcrrit
Gordon
2.20
Sleep
Rock
2.70
from
New
Hazelton.
drama,
"Miracle
01
uiai.se..
Two
-
morning,
sessions
on
Tlufce
adult
vocalists
singing
Thursday
and
Friday
will
take
;
two
songs
each
will
give
a
plea:
-place
ln
the
Common
Lounge
of
1
ing
balance
to
this
evening's
the
Civic
Centre.
I
entertainment.
.,
Thursday
morning.
12
young.
After
each
session,
Stanley
Sturgeon
River
21
!
Silver
Miller
88
,"eis--75c-50c
25c
and
accenmaung
cxisuuts
"
per
cent
ui
uie
ungiiuu
iu
yviin.il
,
parities
in
the
freight
rate
works
out
to
7.4
percent
on
ex-1
structure
and
by
falling
to
.limit
isting
rates.
the
authorived
increase
to
flat,
Seven
provinces
all
except
i
.
...-.i.
in.
hu
nl.her
1
rtitni.!-.
rii.l-w
nnrl
Mmirnmrl-
1
4
,
COMMUNISTS
PROTESTING
CAllCrsn
folks,
all
under
13
years
of
age.
?
"
vivrx
a
MOHAWKS
t.Sllv
liiaxiniuiu
uiimuh
wi
j
"iuuwiiu,
i"'""-
.
I
.
1.
1
1
....
n.,.,nnln
nnnlni.-t
1
MILAN,
Italy
t
Thousands
of
THL'KSDAV,
MARCH
29TH
&
30TU
HOCKEY
SCORES
Pacific
Coast
SATURDAY
New
Westminster
4,
Vancouver
3
Portland
2,
Seattle
1
Tacoma
8,
Victoria
2
Frejnu
10,
ban
Diego
1
Los
Angeles
9
San
Francisco
3
Bligh,
music
and
drama
editor
of
the
Vancouver
Sun,
will
adjudicate
the
musical
numbers
James
McGrath,
Department
of
Education,
will
adjudicate
the
plays
after
each
evening's
performance.
Awards
will
be
made
Communist
-
led
workers
quit
I
I
work
suddenly
yesterday
and
packed
Milan's
main
square
in
will
each
play
the
test
piece,
"A
Windy
Day"
as
well
as
selections
of
their
own
choice.
Friday
mornihg
will
conclude
the
classes,
in
pianoforte
with
Tickets-
$1.00
75c
50c
exceptions.
I
bhu
nare
uppcaicu
e"i
!
Appeal
Two
Boosts
I
both
awards
on
a
five
-
point
i
The
appeal
of
the
seven
pro-;
basis,
invoking
the
powers
of
the
vinclal
governments
to
the
fed-
Governor
General
-
ln
-
Council
eral
cabinet
is
actually
against
I
(the
cabinet)
to
change
or
res-!
the
last
two
rreight
rate
in-
j
cind
any
orders
of
the
Trans-I
crime's
granted
the
niilvUiV.s;
port,
womu
protest
demonstration
against
PHONE
'strict
new
government
measures
six
artists
under
12
performing
107
FOR
RESERVATIONS
in
the
same
class.
Six
violinists
on
the
last
evening
to
keep
"order
ln
Italy.
I