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Conado'
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Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Greot
Northwest'
PHOHE
81
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XXXIX,
NO.
113.
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n
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Incorporate
Land
Plane
Takes
Off
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Sure-Howe
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!
VANCOUVER
"ft
Trade
Minis-
j
Railway
Span
On
Kettle
Valley
Line
Is
Blasted
GRAND
FORKS,
B.C.
(CP)
A
Canadian
Pacific
railway
bridge
was
blasted
last
night
in
wlu-.L
Provincial
Police
said
was
a
"reprisal
raid"
by
tl
e
Sons
of
Freedom
Doukhobors.
The
bombing
of
the
157
foot
steel
bridge
on
the
C.P.R.'s
Kettle
Valley
line
followed
the
arrest
Sunday
of
40
demonstrating
Sons.
The
bridge,
22
miles
ea't
1-
v.
l"
....
-
,
....
V.
".
.
4...
.
'
Two
Women
Are
Injured
;
A
broken
steering
wheel
In
a
vehicle
driven
by
Manuel
Hclse,
1152
Seventh
Avenue
East,
Sunday
night,
sent
two
women
to
General
Hospital
with
cuts
bruises
and
abrasions.
Mr.
Heise's
wife
and
her
mother,
Mrs.
A.
Greenwood,
were
occupants
of
the
car
which
sped
over
the
Seventh
Avenue
East
embankment
at
McBrlde
Street.
Mr.
Helse
escaped
Injury.
j
The
accident
occurred
shortly
after
9
p.m.
The
vehicle
was
travelling
toward
8cal
Cove.
Mrs.
Helse
sustained
very
bad
cuts
on
her
knee
and
nose.
Mrs.
Greenwood
received
a
fractured
ankle,
fractured
wrist
and
fractured
rib.
ter
C.
D.
Howe
said
here
that
three
companies
,
were
planning
to
pipe
ratural
gas
to
the
west
coas
rom
Alberta
wll'
be
Incorporated
despite
the
Parliamentary
filibuster
opposing
two
of
them.
The
Minister
said
in
an
interview
that,
wrhile
he
could
not
,
say
if
the
bills
seeking
incorpor-
ation
for
Alberta
Natural
Gas
and
j
Praire"
Transmission
Ltd.
would
'
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v
,
J.
Charges
Acheson
of
this
Kootenay
settiemrn;,
was
badly
damaged
but
a
rral-vay
spokesman
said
traffic
on
the
line
would
be
resumed
to-
Mg
BOATS
Tlx-
Hooding
Red
River
left
the
roadway
Sunder
feet
of
water.
The
swirling
current
Is
the
tir.p!iio'"us
army
"duck"
which
sailed
through
the
iday.;
ago.
The
water
is
even
higher
now.
(CP
Photo)
1
pass
the
filibusters,
the
com-j
Sen.
McCarthy,
!
morrow
night.
What
was
to
have
been
a
trial
run
turned
into
an
actual
takeoff
at
12:35
noon
Ixlay
as
Ralph
Pott,
controller
with
the
Civil
,
Aeronautic
Administration
at
'
Annette
Island,
Alaska,
sped
hH
light
Cessna-
140
into
the
sunny,
cloud
dotted
sky.
Take-off
spaca
was
about
300
feet
at
the
C.P.A.
Seal
Cove
airbase
runway.
Pilot
Pott
gunned
the
motor,
at
the
far
end
of
the
hangar
and
was
going
to
try
for
a
trial
run.
But,
apparently,
he
changed
his
mind
when
one
of
the
wheels
lifted.
It
appeared
as
If
he
was
going
to
bring
the
plane
down,
but
he
continued
until
the
light
craft
was
airborne.
"
.
i
He
swerved
to
the
left
slightly
as
he
nosed
the
plane
in
a
north
easterly
direction.
It
was
a
good
take-off.
Pott
and
Companion
Bruce
Ingalls,
Communications
chief
with
C.A.A.
at
Annette
Island,
made
an
emergency
landing
at
'
panics
will
be
Incorporated,
there
I
is
no
doubt
of
that."
PROMOTER
DIES
i
NEW
YORK
William
F.
Johnston,
Jl,
one
of
the
younger
brothers
of
a
family
of
sports
promters,
collapsed
and
died
last
night
in
a
drug
store,
lie
was
a
bio;;ier
of
the
late
James
J.
Johnston,
former
Madison
Square
Garden
matchmaker.
TWO
DROWN
WHITE
SALMON,
Wash.
A
motor
boat
carrying
six
men,
was
swamped
in
the
Columbia
River
Sunday,
taking
the
lives
of
two.
Dead
are
Floyd
Quick,
id,
Ellensburg,
Wash.,
and
Andy
iertrand,
also
of
Ellensburg.
j
$12,000,000,000
POT
.
,
NEW
YORK
Americans
gamble
an
estimated
$12,000,-000,000
a
year
through
bookmakers,
slot
machines
and
the
1
numbers
or
policy
racket,
"
a
group
of
experts
said
today.
The
figures
were
compiled
by
editors
of
annuals
of
the
Am
Is-On
AVarpath
operation
On
J
Interior
Air
:e
Seeks
Licence
ATLANTIC
CITY,
N.J.
O?
Sen
Fish
Stocks
Endangered
Twins
Fails
'AWA
(Special
to
Daily
News)
Applicu-Ctrstral
Iiritish
Columbia
Airways
for
an
.tftrvice
between
Prince
George
and
Ter-'l(rin,r
intermediate
points,'is
now
before
the
ator
McCarthy
(R.-Wis.J
today
accused
Secretary
of
state
Ache-son
of
betraying
the
United
States
in
Asia.
'
He
asked
President
Truman
to
fire
Acheson.
Contending
that
American
policies
played
into
the
hands
of
Communists
in
China,
McCarthy
Prince
Rupert
fish
houses
stocked
with
heavy
landiifs
or
1950
fish
were
in
danger
for
sometime
errlv
Sturdfv
morning
as
e'ertric
power
as
cut
off
for.
about
two
hours.
Jn
some
sections
of
the
city
lights
art;
EDMONTON
0
The
opera-:
tlon
to
separate
the
Siamese
I
twins,
Brenua
an
J
Beverly
I
Townsend,
yesterday
ended
in
I
the
death
of
both
children.
The
j
babies,
joined
at
the
abdomen
j
in
front,
were
separated
liy
surgeons
of
a
12-man
team
of
The
condition
of
both
women
Is
reported
as
satisfactory.
Legace
Sentenced
On
Two
Charges
QUESNEL
T-Bert
Ugac'e.
l'J.
arrested
last
month
after
he
a.id
his
15-ycar
old
girl
friend
vlth-stood
a
12-hour
siege
In
a
mountain
-aoln,
-as
senlenc;
j
to
two
years
in
penitentiary.
Cepiace
wa3
charged
with
abduction
and
breaking
and
entering.
;;:,,,!!
Hoard.-
The
parties
interested
ril
June
5
to
make
representations.
IwiewhaiU'
M
P.
IS
1
the
Wuili
with
Acheson
.nao
'bought''
a
were
out
for
only
about
15
min-!
said
Seal
Cove
Saturday
afternoon
after
running
into
bad
weather
near
Dundas
Island.
They
were
on
a
flight
from
Arlington,
Washington.
This
morning,
a.
Taylorcrafi
plan
for
the
Far
East
devised
by
!
specialists
but
survived
only
a
Owen
Lattimore,
which
is
"eigan-!
lew
minutes.
They
would
havj
in
oeen
six
momns
01a
weanesa-iy.
utes.
elsewhere
an
hour
and
a
half.
Tiie
cut-oft
was
probably
due
to
a
tree
or
fome
other
ohiect
falling
across
the
power
lino
v;hich
runs
from
the
Nnrrhprn
erican
Academy
of
Political
and
1
Social
Science.
DEMONSTRATION
LONDON
Police
today
broke-dp
a
demonstration
of
stud-'
ents
carrying
peace
slogans
as
tic
iu
its
fraud
and
complete
its
deceit."
The
announcement
of
the
o
i:-
:
equipped
with
pontoons,
landed
Floods
Strike
Three
States
OMAHA
S"venleen
per
sons
are
dead
or
missing
and
more
thousands
homeless
as
the
most
damaging
flood
in
years
come
of
the
three
hour
op-
ation
was
made
by
Dr.
E.vr.lW
j
S.
Allln,
who
headed
the
tea-n
at
Seal
Cove
to
pick
up
Ingalls.
It
later
.followed
the
Cessna
to
Annette
Island.
B.
C.
Power
station
at
Falls
River
THE
W
LATHER
SUIT
FOR
$118,000
AGAINST
DUPLESSIS
-
ays.
j
3.
c.
Airways
is
sip-
i
'
permiwiim
In
operate
ji
air
mail
ana
I
iPrviiv
Irom
Prime
j
,
Vuwk'rhoof,
Hums
j
;htri.
Wondruclt
and
I
:
oivr-ii(
by
v
i
s
1
:
1
1
:i
until
'surli
time
a
jt
Ear
ili'-ics
have
been
a
whii
h
time
lixed
iculd
rij
into
el
feet.
I
:
'
such
a
:TVii:e
w;s
I
ct
Au:u
t
Rt
tiie
:in-
i
ai
of
the
AiM'inMfi
',
Tiaiic
of
Ciritral
J
'uii.b;a
al
Kiiuthtr!
MONTREAL
Frank
Ronca'--
"O
Of
Attempting
the
rare,
aeueaio
1
Synopsis
j
feat.
Among
reasons
he
gave
for
A
thin
layer
of
cloud
moved
1
failure
of
the
attempt
was
hs
into
the
southern
section
of
j
"extremely
difficult"
separation
British
Columbia
overnight
but
j
of
the
children's
livers.
Tin
y
the
rest
of
the
province
re-
j
were
fused
at
the
area
of
the
Canada"
in
Place
'Rule
Britannia"
Power
was
o!f
from
between
12
j
midnight
and
about
2
a.
m.
j
A
Northern
B.
C.
Power
official
stated
Saturday
that
If
.the
-urrent
had
been
off
for
one
I
hour
more,
the
drydock
plant
elli,
suing
Premier
Duplessls
ior
'
$118,000
damages,
said
In
court
swept
over
North
Dakota,
Minnesota,
and
Nebraska.
Scores
of
communities
were
wouid
have
been
put
int
in'"
the
hdrmern
,0n
was
t
skUm
m
tne
i.-,o!atd
as
the
surging
waters
from
fntrr
swollen-
rivers
'
and
streams
spilled
over
thousands
of
ai
res
of
land.
All
fatalities
were
OTTAWA
Oi
Strains
of
Canada"
have
been
selected
to
replace
"Rule'
Britannia'
'as
uA
formal
salute
of
Navy
bands
to
the
chief
of
Canadian
Naval
Staff,
the'
Naval
Board
of
Can-
he
was
a
Jehovah's
Witness
but
not
a
leader
of
the
sect
any
more
than
Mr.
Duplessis,
as
a
prominent
Roman
Catholic,
was
a
leader
In
that
faith.
Mr.
Roncarelli's
statement
came
during
evidence
tlon.
By
the
time
power
was
resumed,
employees
had
b?en
steaming
the
dry
dock
for
one
and
one
half
hours.
Cariboo
and
in
the
Princ?
children's
hearts.
Both
were
cn-Gtorge-Bulkley
Valley
region,
j
closed
in
the
game
pericardial
There
will
be
an
increase
in
sack.
This
was
divided
by
tho
cloudiness
during
the
day
over
I
surgeons
but
the
hearts
still
the.
northern
coast
with
the
ap-!
protruded
about
two
and
otw
I
In
UtB
o,.tf
arlcrlni.
frnm
na
rtnnll
a
aria
Arimtrals
nf
t
Vi
n
TT!
u
f
A.I
111
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B
1
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n
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1
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If
HUM,
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V.
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U.
.
V.
Hon
four
years
ago
of
the
liquor
mirals,
the
Commander
la
Chief,
in
Nebraska.
Sevirbodles
were
recovered.
Ten
others
were
missing.
Livestock
situation
In
North
Dakota
was
described
as
"desperate."
An
aerial
feeding
service
started
tQday.
inches,
making
it
to
close
the
chest
proach
of
another
weak
dis-jhalf
turbance
from
the
Gulf
ofjsible
Leave
licence
for
the
Montreal
restaur-
naval
headquarters
announced
Alaska.
A
few
showers
are
ex-
am
ne
iormeny
uwnea.
coi:iuj.,
.
,
j
British
Close
Czech
Office
lenl
Jobs
pected
in
this
region
overnight.
Some
cloudiness
will
spread
to
the
southern
coast
tomorrow
but
otherwise
the
weather
ovet
the
province
will
be
unchanged.
TODAY'S
STOCKS
the
foreign
ministers
of
It
Atlantic
Pact
countries
met
for
crucial
four
day
talks.
The
,
studr.-ts
carried
posters
bearing
such
slogans
as
"One
World
or
None"
and
"Crusade
of
Artists
to
Prevent
,
a
Third
World
War
Non
Partisan"
TRIPLE
KILLING
STE
ROSE
DU
LAC,
Man.
Three
persons
a
man,
his
wile
and
young
sister-in-law
were
-
shot
to
dealb
last
night
in
what
1
police
called
a
double
murder
and
suicide.
Police
said
"on
the
face
of
it"
30-ycar-oId
Leonard
Spend
killed
his
wife,
her
sister
and
then
shot
himself.
lie
also
fired
shots
which
seriously
wounded
his
mother
and
father-in-law.
EXPECT
"CONFESSION
WASHINGTON
The
United
States
will
not
be
surprised
if
Moscow
eventually
produces
an
alleged
confession
from
a
purported
crew
member
of
the
American
Navy
plane
lost
in
the
Baltic,
April
8.
A
government
official
said
it
was
on
a
basis
of
what
he
asserted
to
be
American
"knowledge"
that
Russia
made
prompt
efforts
to
salvage
remnants
of
the
plane,
to
pick
up
its
occupants,
dead
or
alive.
S-A:i
olficlul
of
the
fcnarch
Council
indl-ior.e
or
two
foreign
as
have
k
it
the
Oov-
(t'uurtrny
S.
I).
J'lhnsloii
Cu.
Lll
)
LONDON
f
Britain
has
ordered
the
Czechoslovak
em
EIGHT
SEAMEN
LAND
EXHAUSTED
BY
MAHE
MAHE,
Seychelles
Islands
(f
Eight
Indian
seamen,
after
eight
days
in
lifeboats
without
food
or
water,
have
reached
Platte
Island,
60
miles
south
of
Malic,
main
Seychelles
island.
ExJiaust-ed
by
Hie
ordeal
in
the
Indian
n.A'n.i
vt
u,.,.t-
:i.i
...
bassy
in
London
to
halt
Its
In
Mike
Sapko,
I5f
Is
Found
Dead
Mike
Sapko,
75,
was
found
dead
at
his
Ninth
Avenue
homo
here
Saturday
of
natural
causes.
He
had
lived
in
Prince
Rupert
for
formation
activities,
It
was
disclosed
today.
Ernest
Davics,
,
Forecast
North
Coast
Region
Sunny;
this
morning,
clouding
over
by
afternoon.
A
few
showers
this
j
evening
and
overnight.
Cloudy
1
Tuesday:
Little
change
in
tern-!
perature.
Ligh
winds
Increasing
to
southerly
(15)
by
this
eve-
Parliamentary
Undersecrqtao
for
Foreign
Affairs,
said
the
action
was
a
"measure
of
re
Vancouver
Bayonne
.03
Bralorne
8.15
B.
R.
Con
03
Cariboo
Quarts
1.27
Congress
,.,
26
Hedlcy
Mascot
.34
Pacific
Eastern
06'?
Pcnd
Oreille
6.10
Pioneer
3.15
icientifc
oiuanizatlon
'f
Jut
two
years
for
sec-s.
However,
he
later
'sienUsts
at
the
big
atomic
energy
pro-5oi
involved.
-til's
JuriMliclion
in-'
atomic
project
as
well
s
in
radar,
supersonic
1
'ital
research,
much
't!l
with
miiiia;y
en-
ninrr
nnH
shifting
tr
westerly
uum
pucu
up
uu
a
taliation"
for
C7ech
step
last
about
20
years
and
leaves
no
known
relatives.
week
In
shutting
down
tht
British
Information
Service
and
the
British
Consulate
in
Czecho
Aumaque
30
Beattle
71
Bevcourt
.32
Bobjo
1-13''
'?
Buffalo
Canadian
24'j
Con.
Smelters
105.00
Conwest
,
1.50
Donalda
66
Eldona
30
East
Sullivan
6.80
Giant
Yello
knife
9.00
God's
Lake
'
.36
Hard
Rock
46
Harricana
13
'
Heva
-08
Hosco
.10
U5i
early
tomorrow.
Lows
to-j
reef
because
they
had
no
strength
night
and
highs
tomorrow
at
to
bring
her
hi.
They
were
on
Port
Hardy,
Sandspit
and
Prince
their
way
from
India
to
Tangan-Rupert,
40
and
52.
I
yika
with
a
cargo
of
tiles.
slovakia.'
'
DLLL
TEL.
ASKS
FOR
INCREASE
IN
RATES
OTTAWA
The
Bell
Telephone
..
.03
V
..
.13
...
2.60
.03
...
1.18
...
.37
Primer
Border
Privateer
Reeves
McDonald
..
.
Reno
Sheep
Creek
Sllbak
Premier
Boy
Dies
Blaze
Woodworkers
In
Portland
Strike
Taku
River
11'?
Vananda
-15
Salmon
Gold
06
Spud
Valley
06
Silver
Standard
1.45
Company
of
Canada
has
applied
l
the
Board
of
Transport
Coni-misloners
for
permission
to
boost
rates
on
an
interim
basis
effective
June
1.
The
proposed
higher
rates
are
designed
to
increase
the
company's
telephone
service
revenues
In
Ontario
and
Quebec
by
about
20.6
percent.
The
requested
rate
boosts
are
for
the
full
amount
now
bring
sought
on
a
permanent
basis
by
the
company
In
its
main
application
before
the
board.
PORTLAND
W
About
,
8,000
lumber
workers
.
strucl:
today
BAY
(p,A
S(,v0,v
'
toy
was
burned
to
'e
S'wt'r;l:y
when
a
Oils
I
against
the
huge
Weyerhaeuser
art
fawd
tliioimh
a
Lu
inter
Co.,
but
the
rest
of
the
Northwest
lumber
industry
con
garaiiC
Wayne
'
'MCI,
cafe,
'
Victim
was
uiyen.
Jacknlfe
...
O6V4
Joliet
Quebec
6
Lake
Rowan
17
Lapaska
.-
O!")
Little
Long
Lac
T.
.44i
Lynx
'.
-31
Madscn
Red
Lake
2.97
McLeod
Cockshutt
3.50
Moneta
,
34
Negus
1-58
Noranda
70.00
Louvicourt
19W
Rcgcourt
0'4
San
Antonio
3.35
Senator
Rouyn
35
Sherrlt
Gordon
2.39
Steep
Rock
3.50
Silver
Miller
83
Upper
Canada
3.35
tlnued
operations'.
Weyerhaueser
was
the
only
major
lumber
Anglo
Canadian
5.00
A
P
Con
37
Atlantic
1
82
"Central
Ledue
1.38
Hoome
Oil
M
00
Mercury
Okalta
1-72
Pacific
Pete
5.65
Princess
,.
51
Royal
Canadian
.07
Vi
Royalite
12-65
1
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,
s
v,
vvi:
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:
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i
,
1
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.
w
,
v
i?.tWs
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t.
,
,
.
.
.
':s:
is
v
,
s
r
V
s,-
i-
)(
,
,.!r-'x-
operation
not
to
have
reached
a
settlement
with
the
International
Woodworkers
of
Am
Brooke
Tells
Why
,0u9h
Drome
ft
to
TQrftf
erica
(C.I.O.)
when
the
unions
?y
;
.....
'i
Iralanri
Hi
virion
I
strike
deadline
arrived
this
I
morning.
The
deadliiio
in'
British
Columbia
operations
Is
June
'
15.
OTTAWA
--Prime
Minister
Sir
Toronto
t
Athona
I3
.,
"Wy.
'awarded
for
i
'"'aliou
in
the1
"Drama
Festival,
has
Poup
ol
Toron'o
tl,i,c,
time
in
"so
f.,..
5000
Homeless
At
St.
Boniface
Basil
Brooke
of
Northern
Ireland
said
that
differing
loyalties,
religions,-standard
of
living
and
I
rconomics
wll
perpetuate
the
div-lision
of
Ireland
into
two
parts.
He
told
a
press
confernce
the
'
majority
of
Northern
Ireland'
:
1,300,000
people
see
no
reason
why
they
should
join
a
southern
Irc-I
land
whose
living
standards
were
I
lower
and
whose
republican
form
the
U,p
pri;;C
48
prt,mi(,r
rr&mn.
u'o
Belmont
TKp,,
!
fe
Sutuhy
nlrht
,
ntatm
ot
ciiriord
"ke
and
sing
"
Red
Riyer
Is
Levelling
Off
river,
in
St.
Boniface,
it
forced
5,000
Manitobans
fronl
their
homes.
The
exodus,
the
third
Daughter
Born
To
Seretse
Khanas
"
'
JOHANNESBURG
,3outh
Africa
IK
Ruth
Khama,
white
queen
of
the
Bam-angwato
tribe,
gave
birth
to
a
daughter
today
at
Serowe,
Bechauanaland
hos
litrif,.
n
.
of
government
was
In
direct
contrast
to
their
loyalty
to
the
Crown.
Sir
Basil
Is
In
Canada
on
a
three
weeks'
visit.
"""ord
and
Pr0.
WINNIPEG
(CP,)
in
three
days
from
places
pital,
a
sniikesmjin
for
the
Hi
lt-
i
SfiKI
....
The
treacherous
Keain
the
metropolitan
area,
jSh
High
commissioner
an-
0:
ifo
flonrl"
r-rpsr.
ex-
4.1.
.
i..ti.
,.i,of,.
in
nounced.
Her
Negro
husband
'
.LOCAL
TIDES
jiuver,
ivivci,
its
noi.
.v,Uv
v.v.
Was
was
lne
UU;
latest
latest
caaijiei
tFlw
iJ1
exiled
exiled
rhM
chiefs
Rrpts
Klm
hns
-n.
nan,
May
17th,
Pm-
Radio
Pro-
Tuesday.
May
16,
1950
b
em
Irsloti
to
leave
5
feet
pected
a
day
hence,
lev-.the
migration
the
most
been
gim,
1
1
feet
!
elled
off
at
Winnipeg
to-
extensive
i
n
Canadian'
u"
START
OF
DISASTER
This
photo
of
the
start
of
the
$20,000,000
week-end
conflagration
atRim-ouski,
Que.,
shows
the
situation
firement
faced
as
they
battled
30
hours
to
save
the
town,
cf
15,000
population.
From
the
blazing
lumber
yard
shown
in
the
background,
flames
were
driven
by
an
80-mile-an-hour
gale
across
the
Rimouski
River
to
ravage
the
western
section
of
the
community.
,
(C,
P.
Ffcoto
i
High
!
0:38
20
13:24
18
otfCtorate
at
once.
The
white
queen
is
a
former
6:15
Ixndon
steftigraprier.
Low
7:13
3.3
feet
19:04
75
feet
day.
Put
jiwt
across
the
history.
1