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AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prints
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
PH01IE8I
VOL.
XXXIX,
NO.
162
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
JULY
13,
1950
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
KAN
WAR
De
A
ng
B29
Policy
S8j
ss
Attack
lerieans
Dig
In
j
Canada
Speeding
Up
Its
War
Equipment
Program
nth
Of
Kum
For
j
rtlur
Resistance
j
i
Aleutian
Air
Bases
To
Remain
In
Operation
WASHINGTON,
D.C.
(CP)
The
Department
j
of
Defence
said
today
it
will
keep
in
operation
three
'air
bases
in
the
Aleutians
Whemy,
Cow
Bay
and
j
Adak.
It
notified
Senator
Warren
Magnuson
(Dem-loerat,
Washington)
of
its
reversal
of
an
earlier
de-!
cision
to
close
them.
OTTAWA
(CP)-The
Department
of
Defence,!
as
a
result
of
Korea,
ia
going
to
speed
up
and
expand
its
equipment
purchasing
program
this
year
on
aj
IvYO
(CP)
United
t
Air
Force
threw
j
st
mass
B-29
super-strike
at
North
t
today,
blasting
the
rntre
with
500
tons'
f
i
..
I
1
f
J
O
-r-
!
Vir-
"4
r
v
scale
that
will
add
substantially
to
the
record
defence
hudrret
Of
$425,000
000
it
waa
lpnrnorl
m
-
-
,
l-l
lid
T-1
'iHo
.
,
,
.
v
J
1
).?.
Ill'
I
'IU
l'.viv.
It
auainst
a
rail
centres
mis
development,
arising
ironv
tears.
that
thfc
f
the
3UI
n
parauei
oy
:
n.orcan
war
u
going
10
iasi
ifly
planes.
All
returned
months
and
that
it
may
be
the
o
bases,
It
was
rcportci.
;
nan
or
runner
communist
ag-!
Magnu.on
.
told
a
reporter
that
the
bases,
which
provide
the
shortcs
t
route
to
Tokyo,
were
to
have
been
closed
for
economy
reasons
but
that
the
situation
in
Korea
had
caused
a
change
In
plan.
.
......
Hoarv
ITnitAM
1
oroflclnn
nlll
aft
nMutiir
nrrtttrm
'
Ducharme
Loses
Out
roops
dug
In
behind
the
,
placed
for
such
key
equipment
;
1
-
i
j
irth
Kum
River
while
as
fighter
planes
than
had
been
4i
jonh
Korean
divisions
;
panned.
U)
the
north
for
an
as-
The
equipment
purchasing
HALIBUT
SALES
,er
this
natural
barrier,
j
had
been
mapped
out
over
a
Air
Force
said
today
it
period
of
years.
This
program
NEW
RED
ATTACK
OTTAWA
P
Mr.
Justice
J.
W.
Estey
of
the
Supreme
Court
of
Canada
today
dismissed
an
ap
a
report
that
a
B-29
j
wju
be
accelerated.
Plans
and
i-
f
to-
1
tress
had
ocen
shot
near
I
V
enemy
iigiiiers
other
articles
that
normat'.y
would
have
not
been
odered
until
next
year
will
be
ordered
now.
he
first
reported
.B-29
TUESDAY
American
Nordic,
4G.O0O,
25.9c,
25.0c
an
21c,
Storage.
Canadian
Ispaco,
40,000,
28.4c,
27.6c
n
j
lie,
Atlln.
'
Joan
W.
II,
36,500,
28.4c
27.5:
enemy
action.
The
bl?
umilly
carries
a
crew
n
or
twelve
men.
An-
plication
for
leave
to
appeal
tii
the
court
against
a
murder
con-
j
viction
of
Frederick
Ducharme,
j
under
sentence
to
be
hanged
f
rl-
j
day
for
a
Vancouver
sex-killing.
Ducharme,
37-year-old
mill
worker,
was
found
guilty
in
April
of
murdering
Feme
Blanche
j
!-29
was
reported
lost
Advance
American
Headquarters
in
Korea-Communist
North
Korea
troops
started
two
heavy
attacks
about
10
a.m.
Friday
(12
Noon
Pacific
Standard
Time)
with
about
two
divisions
against
South
Korean
forces
in
the
central
peninsula
area,
a
headquarters
spokesman
said.
-
LINER
HARD
AGROUND
QUEBEC
The
20,000-ton
Cunard-Anchor
liner
Fran-
the
ocean
while
crosi-
i
Tokyo
to
Korea,
nited
States
troop3,
now
Fisher,
45-year-old
spinster
whose
body
was
found
last
November
9
in
False
Creek
near
uth
bank
of
the
Kum,
aring
for
a
new
defence
North
Korea's
Red
and
23c,
Pacific.
Helen
II,
18.000,
Co-op.
Fredelia
II,
17,000,
Co-op.
Tramp,
16,000,
Co-op.
"
THURSDAY
r
American
1
Vansee,
28,000,
Royal,
26c,
26s
FINE
NEW
DOLLARS
United
States
tourists
in
Ontario's
Niagara
area
will
be
getting
shining
new
Canadian
silver
dollars,
like
the
one
inset,
in
their
change
shortly.
Happy
about
the
prospect
are,
left
to
r:ght,
D.
Leo
Dolan,
Director
of
the
Canadian
Government
Travel
Bureau,
Ottawa;
Rt.
Hon.
C.
D.
Howe,
Canada's
Minister
of
Trade
and
Commerce,
and
J.
C.
McGlashan,
Chairman
of
the
Greater
Niagara
Chamber
of
Commerce,
who
accompanied
a
delegation
from
his
area
to
Ottawa
to
appeal
for
the
coins.
M
r.
McGlashan
got
an
assurance
from
Finance
Minister
D.
C.
Abbott
that
Niagara
banks
would
be
allotted
supplies
of
the
dollars
for
local
merchants.
The
silver
dollar
campaign
has
be
en
advocated
for
some
time
by
private
organizations,
which
argued
tourists
will,
like
to
retain
them
as
souvenirs
of
their
Canadian
trip.
(Phot
They
had
a
new
com-
downtown
Vancouver.
Refusal
of
leave
to
appeal
means
Ducharme
will
go
to
the
gallows
as
scheduled
tomorrow
morning.
CHAMP
BEATEN
PHILADELPHIA
George
(Sugar)
Costlier
scored
the
fistic
upset
(
the
year
Wednesday
night
by
thrashing
the
lightweight
champion,
Ike
Williams,
to
fain
unanimous
ten-round
decision.
Costner
weighed
148
pounds
and
Williams
111
for
the
non-title
scrap.
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Courtesy
8
D.
Johns
too
Co
Ltd
)
Vancouver
Lt
Oen.
Walton
H.
veteran
tank
fighter
of
nd
World
War.
ont
was
relatively
quiet
Presumbly
the
North
conia
was
still
hard
aground
today
on
the
Isle
of
Orleans
where
she
struck
last
night
in
clear
weather
soon
after
leaving
here.
It
is
believed
the
vessel
may
be
badly
holed.
Her
bow
is
20
feet
out
of
water.
All
passengers
were
brought
back
to
port
here.
,
TRAIN
WRECK1
arc
regrouping
for
an
aeross
the
vital
Kum,
barrier
In
South
Korea.
planes
pounded
trans-
supply
routes
north
of
r
throughout
the
dav.
,.02
Vz
fi
5n
-
f
Btiyonne
Bra'orua
B
R.
Con.
B
R.
X
....
Friday,
July
4,
1950,v
DANGEROUS
AGE
and
21.5c.
Children
in
junior
high
school
,
-
Canadian
grades
suffer
more
eye
injuries
Sea
Ranger,
51,000,
Cold
Stor-than
any
other
group.
age,
29c,
28.5c
and
23c.
Highes!
Price
For
rlalibui
,
In
Port's
History
Paid
Today
Another
record
high
price
for
halibut
was
paid
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Fish
Exchange
this
morning
when
the
Sea
Ranger
of
Vancouver
received
29c,
28.5c
and
23c
from
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
for
51,000
pounds.
,.
v
The
vessel
had
been
out
since
June
24,
it'
being
.0214
.05
GREATLY
IMPRESSED
j
Swedish
Minister
Would
Like
To
See
Princeluperl
As
Active
Link
;
"t
.Tremendously
impressed
with
this
part
of
the
Dominion
to
which
he
is
paying
his
first
visit,
Per
Vijkman,
Swedish
minister
to
Canada,
is
hopeful
that
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert
may
some
time
share
in
expanding
trade
and
shipping
between
Canada
and
Sweden
which
have
so
much
in
common
in
interests
High
0:24
19.3'
feet
13:36
17.4
feet
A
.v..
7:14
3.1
feet
19:07
8.7
feet
I.
Mii'
Arthur's.
-
1cj4-announced
tonight
rican
losses
to
date
arr;
.
190
wounded
and
25t
since
the
start
of
the
ar.
sustained
by
the
Km-'rres
have
been
greatly
ted
in
press
reports
front,"
a
statement
Low
Cariboo
Quartz
1
00
Congress
22
Hedley
Mascot
27
Pend
Oreille
8.30
2.25
.03
2.75
.03
Pioneer
Premier
Border
Privateer
Reeves
McDonald
....
Reno
dividual
wounded
or
shocked
have
given
a
ly
distorted
picture."
the
tne
economic
condition
of
the
country
at
the
present
time.
There
was
full
employment,
living
conditions
were
of
the
most
excellent,
like
Canada
tt
was
a
and
tastes.
Mr.
'Vijkman,
the
first
min-(
lster
from
Sweden
ever
to
visit
Prince
Rupert,
came
yesterday;
to
make
an
ln.sper
tion
of
the
i
consulate
here,
which
is
one
of
pt
inc
Ittf
ENCE
Treaty
On
Port
Use
Is
fffcclive
RIA
Civil
drffnre
'
i
.
j
".
1
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'
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.fat
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i
;
,
1
if
!
1'
3
t
'i
a'
f
.
.
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r
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t
i
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i
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.....
...
t,.
I
her
final
trip
of
season
io
Area
No.
3.
The
catch,
it
was
estimated,
would
gross
about
$16,000,
the
proceeds
to
be
hared
between
the
crew
of
eight
men
after
the
twenty
per
cent
boat
share
had
been
deducted.
Afcer
discharging
here,
the
I'lM
from
British
Col-
""i
the
I'nited
Stales
Northwest
met
at
Se-
two
in
British
Columbia,
tne
other
boine
at
Vancouver.
He
OTTAWA
The
Canada
United
States
treaty
for
ex-
perinesdav,
it
was
an-
Id
by
Premier
Bvron
o.
The
purpose
was
lo
Three
Games
Weekly
Now
Fina'
anaagements
for
the
week-end
baseball
series
with
Smithers
were
concluded
at
a
meeting
of
the
executive
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Baseball
Association
Wednesday
night.
It
is
expected
the
same
Prince
Rupert
team
will
be
used
as
engaged
Ketchikan
recently.
It
was
also
decided
to
resume
league
play
'on
a
three
games
a
week
basis
next
week
Tuesday,
Thursday
and
Sunday.
Abel
&
Odowes
and
Commercials
meet
tonight.
President
Art
Murray
was
in
the
chair
and
others
present
at
the
executive
meeting
were
Vice-Presidents
A.
S.
Nickerson
and
Gunnar
Anderson;
Secretary-Treasurer
George
Murray
and
Team
Managers
Dave
Abel.
Eddie
Davis
and
Don
Dodswcll.
PAYNESVILLE,
Minnesota
A
Soo
special
train,
tarrying
225
eastern
vacationists
to
Canada,
sides
Iped
a
freight
train
here
today.
Approximately
40
persons
were
injured.
Preliminary
examination
indicated
only
five
or
six
were
injured
seriously.
All
were
passengers
to
Minneapolis
later
in
the
day...
TED
WILLIAMS
OCT
BOSTON
Red
Sox
pennant
chances,
already
shackled
with
an
eight-game
deficit,
suffered
a
bruising
jolt
Wednesday
as
x-rays
disclosed
that
Ted
Williams
has
a
fracture-of
the
left
elbow.
Ted
crashed
Into
a
wall
after
hauling
down
a
line
drive
off
the
bat
of
Ralph
Klncr,
National
League
home
run
king.
Surgeons
operated
today
to
remove
a
bone
fragment.
The
club
physician
says
he
hopes
Williams
will
be
back
in
the
line-up
before
the
season
ends.
LaMOTTA
WINS
NEW
YORK
Jake
LaMotla
Wednesday
night
won
a
unanimous
15-round
decision
in
defence
of
his
middleweight
boxing
title
against
the
challenger,
Tiberio
Mitri
of
Italy.
Each
weighed
159
pounds.
Military
Plane
Crash,
Arizona
;
land
of
freedom
and
there
was
i
nc
reason
for
peop:e
to
leave.
(
Industrial
production
of
Swe-i
j
den
was
50
per
cent
higher
in
1949
than
it
had
been
In
1938,
a
j
!
record
that
was
exceeded
only
i
i
by
Canada
and
the
United
States.
True,
Sweden
had
not
,
been
at
war
between
1939
and
1
1945
but
it
had
maintained
it3
:
I
army
on
a
wartime
footing
with
600,000
undei
arms
and
this,
of
'
,
course,
had
been
a
drain
on
its
Sheep
Creek
1.10
Sllbak
Premier
.28
Taku
River
20
Vananda
15
Silver
Standard
1.50
Western
Uranium
,
.55
Oils-Anglo
Canadian
4
65
AT.
Con
35
Atlantic
2.20
Calmont
"15
C.
&
E
7.00
Central
Leduc
132
Home
OH
13
50
Mercury
-14
Okalta
150
Pacific
Pete
5.55
Sea
Ranger
will
proceed
to
sr
change
of
port
privileges
for
hall-home
port
of
Vancouver.
j
but
fL3nlng
vesseis
on
the
Pacifw
The
catch
is
being
shipped
to!Coast
of
tne
two
CoUntrles
br
the
fresh
fish
markets.
came
effecUve
today.
Only
two
more
Canadian
ves-j
Un(jer
the
agreement!
eaerl
sels
remain
to
report
in
from
country
grants
the
other'S;half-Area
No.
3
waters
following
the
;
but
boats
the
right
to
land
and
co-ordinate
civil
In
coastal
areas
in
the
tense
situation
in
The
Premier
announ-formalion
of
a
pro-
flvil
defence
commit-
was
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Vijkman
and
O!of
Hanson,
Swedish
consul
for
Northern
British
Co!-
umbia
and
the
Yukon,
and
Mrs.
Hanson.
Highlight
of
the
minister'3
visit
was
a
luncheon
yesterday
at
the
Broadway
Cafe
at
which
Mr.
and
Mis.
Vijkman
had
the:
opportunity
to
meet
members
of
the
local
Swedish
co'ony
as
well
j
as
representative
Prince
Rupert!
itiseiu.
of
the
season.
They
arei
cawmes
ana
uumi
BuPpiica,
im
closing
ler
direetion
of
Educa-
"istcr
Straith.
industrial
manpower.
Sneaking
of
international
af-
the
Western
Spirit
and
B.C.
Producer,
both
of
Vancouver,
which
may
be
In
tonight
unless
they
proceed
direct
to
pairs
and
equipment
in
its
r
acme
ports.
Canada
gets
these
privileges
in
Alaska'
as
well
as
in
the
continental
United
States.
IE
WtATHLR
Synopsis
i
fairs,
Mr.
Vijkman
pointed
out
j
that
Sweden
was
co-operating
!
fully
with
the
United
Nations
"I
did
know
this
was
a
vast
country
and
1
did
know
how
me!
cloudiness
was
evl-
the
south
coast
this
a
a
weakenine
svstem
and
various
agencies
such
as
the
Marshall
Plan.
At
the
samo
time
his
country
.was
keeping
nl'nrt.
Northern
ser.-
.50
.07y,
.08
.15
'
.45
.43
.11
.13
Princess
Royal
Canadian
Toronto
Athnna
Aumaque
Beattle
Bevcourt
1
Bobjo
!
Buffalo
Canadian
.
he
province
are
cloud-
easy
it
is
to
get
along
with
Canadians,"
said
Mr.
Vijkman.
"But
it
was
indeed
a
revelation
on
coming
here
to
have
a
close
view
of
the
beauty
of
the
country
and
the
vastness
of
both
the
scenery
and
the
resources.
The
scenery,
he
agreed,
was
liKe
that
of
Sweden
but
on
a
grander
scale."
and
a
few
showers
are
I
from
the
Prince
George
1
ooo
areas
of
the
interior
1
i
up
a
substantial
defence
and
its
I
"inner
front"
was
very
stable
'
with
its
democratic
institutions
!
firmly
based.
!
"Our
country,"
he
declared,
"is
!
anxious
to
carry
on
a
policy
of
Korean
Aid
Is
At
Limit
Question
Of
Using
Atomic
Bomb
Up
In
United
States
WASHINGTON;
D.C.
M
Congressional
demands
for
threatening
Korean
communists
with
the
atomic
bomb
served
today
'
as
an
index
to
the
growing
seriousness
with
which
United
States
lawmakers
are
treating
the
world
situation.
Representative
Lloyd
Bentsen
of
Texas
said
President
Truman
should
give
the
Communists
one
week
to
get
out
of
Southern
Korea.
If
they
refuse
he
said,
the
President
should
then
supply
their
commander
with
a
"named
list
of
principal
North
Korean
cities
which
would
be
subjected
to
atomic
attacks
by
our
air
force."
.'
,
i
.(
the
north
end
of
Van-land.
system
Is
develoninor
Consol.
Smelters
97
50
Conwest
106
.39
1
niiles
west
of
Vancou-
i
maximum
effort
toward
the
!
establishment
of
Europe
and
to
He
had
seen
enough
now,
Donalda
Eldona
.23
"I
and
Is
tvniint
In
East
Sullivan
5.90
avoid
any
measures
that
might
increase
tension."
n(,ouver
tomorrow
eve-
minister
said,
to
have
a
strong
impresion
of
the
wealth
and
the
great
possibilities
of
this
OTTAWA
F
The
Canadian
government
Is
not
now
considering
further
aid
to
Korea
beyond
the
dispatch
of
the
three
destroyers
already
on
the
way.
Parliament
would
be
called
nnipanied
by
light
rain.
Questioned
directly,
Mr.
Vijk
.........
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(c
nnrtninlt,
!,,!
nrtch
nice.
lb
la
V.tl
minijr
wu.
TYo
to
have
more
direct
trade
re
man
said
there
had
been
no
tit-
l.mnl
nn
(So
napt
nf
T?MBiin
t.fl
'
temperatures
will
be
he
normal
range
of
60
the
coast
and
70
to
35
TUCSON.
Arizona
J)
A
big
military
plane
crashed
and
exploded
In
a
mass
of
flames
In
the
rugged
Galuro
Mountains
of
Southern
Arizona
early
toray.
Six
hours
after
the
crash
a
search
plane
reported
sighting
wreckage
and
three
survivors.
Parachutes
were
spread
on
a
lations
with
Prince
Rupert,
he
'
r
PProval
before
'Canada
Interfere
with
Sweden
or
Swe-lypon
iterior.
aerccd.
"We
already
have
our
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Giant
Yellowknlfe
Ood's
Lake
Hard
rock
Harrlcana
Heva
Hosco
Jaeknife
Jollet
Quebec
...
Laka
Rowan
Little
Long
Lac
....
Lynx
....
dish
affairs.
Of
course,
there
sent
aw
involving
am
creni
types
had
been
the
odd
incident
of
.
of
fighting
forces
including
Swedish
fishing
vessels
'
whkh
ground
and
air
personnel,
the
Russians
had
said
were
out
These
points
were
made
clear
oi
their
territory.
jat
a
press
conference
in
which
I'orceast
Coast
Region
Cloudy
"ntinuous
rain
tomor-ler
tomorrow.
Winds
'y.
southeast
tomorrow.
ridge.
The
Davis-Monthan
air
base
Mir
Vlilmmn
snoke
of
till
Jixiei
nai
ftiiaiib
muiiai
iri
JGht
and
highs
tomorrow
here
said
the
type
of
plane
had
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.01
son,
acting
Minister
of
National
Defence,
reviewed
the
Korean
situation
and
Canada's
contribu
0
"ardy,
Sandsplt
and
"Pert
52
and
60.
'
successful
operation
of
co-operative
movements
in
Sweden,
these
operating
principally
in
.39
ships
operating
to
Canada,"
he
commented
"the
Swedish-American
and
other
lines
to
the
Atlantic
Coast
and
the
Johnson
and
other
lines
to
the
Pacific."
Svreden
has
long
been
a
market
for
Caadian
raw
materials,
said
the
minister
and,
to
date,
has
bought
more
from
this
country
than
it
has
sold.
On
a
sound
economic
-footing
and
with
its
credit
solidly
established,
Sweden
paid
in
the
currency
of
this
country
and
there
were
no
exchange
problems.
While
Sweden
was
interested
in
developing
the
Canadian
McKenzle
Red
Lake
....
McLeod
Cockshutt
....
Moneta
not
been
established.
Scene
of
the
wreckage
is
about
forty
miles
northeast
of
Tucson
In
some
of
Arizona's
roughest
country.
te
public
utilities
field.
Yetition.
Sweden
was
still-firmly
based
Pearson
also
said
that
Canada
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28Vi
.05
CITY
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
NOTICE
TO
WATER
USERS
The
water
supply
will
be
cut
off
on
Sunday,
July
16th,
1950,
commencing
at
I
a.m.
to
permit
a
change-over
to
a
new
section
of
line.
It
is
hoped
that
service
will
be
restored
by
9
p.m.
In
order
that
the
water
in
the
reservoir
may
be
retained
for
use
in
case
of
fire,
water
users
are
requested
to
draw
a
reserve
supply
prior
to
Sunday,
and
to
refrain
from
using
water
from
city
mains
on
Sunday
until
the
work
is
completed.
AN
ANNOUNCEMENT
WILL
BE
MADE
OVER
THE
RADIO
AS
SOON
AS
THE
JOB
IS
DONE.
GEO.
RUDDERHAM,
,
Mayor,
(164)
Negus
ANCE!
Noranda
63.75
.12
Louvicourt
on
the
principle
of.
free
enterprise
and
opposition
to
government
control.
LUNCHEON
Speaking
at
the
luncheon
yes-(Continued
on
page
7j
Pickle
Crow
1-75
.05
Regcourt
will
have
to
supply
and
maintain
;
her
own
vessels
in
Korean
i
waters
and
provide
any
neces-
j
sary
replacement
for
naval
per-sonnel
in
the
Korean
force.
i
The
minister
further
made
It
j
clear
that
the
three
Canadian
t
destroyers
would
he
used
only
in
,
the
defence
of
Korea
not
for
1
Formosa.
j
rday
nite
fellows'
hall
CHURCHILL
Eight
freighters
will
visit
this
Hudson
Bay
port
this
season.
The
first
will
arrive
July
28
to
load
a
cargo
of
grain.
Three
of
the
vessels
will
bring
automobiles,
tractors
and
industrial
equipment.
market
for
its
products,
there
was
no
immediate
prospect
of
I
.Baseball
Tonight,
6:30
Xbt-1
San
Antonio
2.15
Senator
Rouyn
22
Sherrit
Gordon
1-70
Steep
Rock
2.95
Silver
Miller
-75
Upper'
Canada
1-75
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THE
DUKES
'
Commercials.
emigration
from
Sweden
in
view
I
and
Odowes
vs
(It)
of
ih.
excellent
political
andj