Prince
KupciT
Uuuy
new.
Saturday,
April
26.
1952
MUSIC
.
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DRAMA
...
ART
BOOKS
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Prince
Juperl
to
2evel
3n
Wudi'c,
I
UUWfan
CU
JPronratn
lfametl
CLASSICAL
RESEARCH
Jramciy
Dancing
al
'52
festival
Weekly
Hit
Parade
The
fifth
and
what
should
be
the
most
successful
M
usic
and
Drama
Festival
which
opens
here
Mav
6
Program
of
the
forthcoming
MacMillan
Club
recital
in
Prince
Rupert
is
announced
as
follows:
Marimba--"Czardas"
(Monti):
Don
fiaylard.
Clarinet
"Concertino"
Weber)
:
Howard
Poulnaer.
Wheel
of
Fortune
will
take
four
days
of
two
programs
each
to
pace
250
r
-;
entries
tnrough
their
performances.
Last
year's
entries
totalled
171.
v
,
SEU
Buy
Piano
"Waltz
in
C
sharp
minor"
(Chopin)
:
Joyce
Chen.
ftitrimrja
'Kitten
on
the
Keys"
:
and
"Twelfth
3treet
Rag"--Don
Gay-
:
lard.
Clarinet
Howard
Pottingcr.
Piano
"Fanuisie
Impromptu"
Kay
Starr
B'i'e,
Tango
Leroy
Anderson
Blacksmith
Blues
Ella
Mae
Morse
Anytime
Dick
Haymes
Crv
Johnnv
Rav
LA
MER
By
Claude
Achille
Debussy,
Piano
So
closely
were
Debussy's
emotions
attuned
to
the
sea
that
he
confessed
himself
almost
overwhelmed
and
benumbed
by
its
presence.
He
could
not
compost-easily
within
sight
or
sound
of
it,
but
had
to
turn
to
some
inland
spot
from
which
his
recollections
could
return
in
tranquility
to
the
beauty
and
power
trd
mystery
of
trre
sea.
And
certainly
-here
was
more
than
factual
memory
that
came
to
him.
There
must
have
been
at
least
also
an
intuitive
perceptioa
of
(Chopin):
Joyce
Chen.
Encores
Marimba:
"Deep
Purple";
clarinet:
Flight
of
the
Bumble
Bee
";
piano:
"Rush
Hour
In
Hong
Kong."
Students
will
represent-
eight
duets,
trios
and
other
group
en-clauses
of
the
fine
arts
from
ncrnblcs.
ages
of
under
7
years
to
adults.
Eight
plays
will
be
presented
The
Music
and
Drama
Festival
in
the
drama
section
as
well
as
Is
the
only
regular
'
medium
several
entries
In
elocution
and
through
which
local
talent
can
choral
speaking,
express
Itself
before
the
public
Music
adjudicator
is
Glenn
J.
and
be
judged
by
recognized
au-
Ne'son,
recognized
authority
on
thorities.
piano
technique
who
has
ad-
While
up
to
now
it
has
not
indicated
at
local
festivals
been
feasible
to
organize
the
throughout
Ontario,
Alberta
and
Prince
Rupert
festival
to
co-
j
tnls
province.
Incide
with
the
Drovinclal
and!
Adjudicator
in
the
drama
di-
rJloca
f
Sf
Z
oof
Guv
:$
a
Gmv
I
SCREEN
SNODGRASS
Montreal's
Lionel
Murton,
a
six-loot,
36-year-old
Canadian
who
has
been
on
the
British
stage
since
1946,
is
cast
in
the
role
of
Snodgrass
in
the
fnm
version
of
Charles
Dickens'
"Pickwick
Papers."
The
film
Jlrclulecli
Wi
in
CoTwARD
Mar-Lac,
23.
of
Windsor.
Z
1952
winner
of
the
tar5
of
Tomorrow
ijrd
Miss
Oignac,
o
last
ypar
IjlaCPd
1
June
Kowalchuk
of
1
the
national
radio
Lest,
Miss
Gignue
jtVinisor
and
at
the
1,-ervatory
of
Music,
i
d
has
made
concert
I.j
in
many
Cana-J,
and
has
appeared
Dominion
festival
so
local
wln-'vislon
is
Mrs-
Kathleen
Hewitt
the
mysterious
Inner
nature
of
of
New
Westminster,
mpmhor
nf
the
sea.
of
truths
which
the
rize
the
stiffer
comnet.it.lnn
iirVi
a
'
the
city's
Players'
Groun
which
science
of
the
ocean,
in
Its
In
i
goes
otioie
the
cameiits
in
plan
Is
being
entertained
for
,
won
tne
Dominion
Drama
Fes-,
fanry
in
Debussy's
time,
had
not
May.
(CP
PHOTO
)
An
architectural
firm
which
has
designed
schools
in
many
narts
of
the
orovince.
including
the
future,
says
Mrs.
Dorothy
uval
lwo
vears
aB0.
yet
discovered.
We,
who
know
.some
of
these
truths
today,
can
Johnny
Ray
Tcl
M
Why?
Johnny
Ray
pleose.
Mr
Sur
Johnny
Ray
'ittsburgh,
Pennsylvania
Guy
Mitchell
The
Little
White
Cloud
Johnny
Ray
RUPERT
RADIO
&
ELECTRIC
Becker,
president
of
the
local
group.
Meanwhile,
the
festival
is
an
event
to
which
local
students
of
vocal
and
Instrumental
music,
Radio
Reporter
Preparing
Story
discern
them
in
this
exquistely
prince
Rupert,
has
been
award-beautiful
unfolding
of
the
spirit
!
ed
continent-wide
recognition
in
of
the
sea
,
a
competition
foi'
better
school
.
Out
of
his
"endle
i
store
of
designs.
memories,"
Debussy
coated
a
.rtharn
anri
Thr.inr.Mnn
er-
rmto
opera
r.
COLUSSI'S
MUSIC
STORE
Agents
for
the
finest
in
Musical
Instruments
PIANOS
TUNED
and
RECONDITIONED
Phone
Black
389
210
1th
Street
THIS
WEEK'S
ARTIST
.
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PHOTO)
world
of
water
and
sky,
crossed
dancing
and
drama
look
for-fward
throughout
the
year.
"
"
by
the
hurrying
forms
of
waves
One
of
the
newest
and
most
and
holding
endless
converse
wick,
Pratt,
architects
of
Kin?
George
Robertson,
roving
Edward
Elementary
School
and
ra(io
reporter
for
a
large
elec-Booth
Memorial
Junior
.
High,
tri(.ai
filmi
is
itl
Frince
Rupert
Krhnnl
hAr
rpppivpr!
Vinnnrnh!e
..f....
with
the
great
winds
that
ceas
refreshing
sounds
on
wax
today
Is
the
voice
of
popular
Tonv
....
,
.
.
,
..w.
UI-M11'IS
OLU1V
uii
tllC
new
Top
winner
in
music
and
in
drama
are
likely
to
be
awarded
a
$100
scholarship
this
year
"if
the
festival
Is
successful
enough
financially,"
says
Mrs.
Becker.
Bennett.
"Golden
Tone"
as
he
is
fometimes
called,
has
dark
wavy
hail"
erepn
pvps
nnrt
a
uMria
Trv
Daily
News
Want
Ads
wy
u.w
u,
u.e
.anatc
mention
and
a
special
citation
industrial
development
hare,
ineeann.
..
j
for
the
design
of
the
Stanley
f
Mi'.
Robertson,
who
hails
from
The
first
movement
"From
Humphries
Junior-Senior
Hign
;
Toronto,
has
recently
been
in
Dawn
Till
Noon
on
the
Sea."
is
j
School
at
Castbgai.
port
Radium,
Yellowknife,
Atha-
full
of
the
shimmering
beauty
of
The
honorabli
mention
was
basca
and
Northern
Manitoba,
the
face
of
the
sea
and
the
one
of
few
ectod
from
'
He
leaver
today
for
Kemano
Bay.
yparkle
of
sun
on
water.
Then,among
more
than
j00
entries
I
'two
stories
on
Columbia
Cel-of
the
wind
driven
processions
of
j
trom
all
parts
ot
tne
u
s
andjlulosa
will
be'
heard
over
the
Is
Win
fainting
l.rds
were
won
by
gi
artists
who
ubmlt-I
m
the
Vanrouver
Sir
fcMillan
fine
arts
dis-Jrcd
last
week
by
T.
Winners
of
merit
I
David
Bell
8,
cf
the
I
OB
Heading
the
list
of
all
entries
'
friendly
smile.
"
Tony
first
saw
is
the
pianoforte
class,
featuring
the
light
of
day
in
Astoria,
N.Y.,
96
student.
Next
major
class
is
August
3,
1926,
and
his
real
name
drama
which
has
63
entries.
In-
is
-Anthony
Dominick
Benedetto,
eluding
the
violin
class
several
He
has
always
enjoyed
singing
entries
come
from
Ketchikan
but
never
thoueht
of
maklnir
.
WW.VWUVVW
WAP
i
lire
waves
aquw
uns
uicau,
te-
:
Canntia
whllf
tile
citation
was
;
CKC
early
In
Mav
TOPS
IN
RECORDS
for
the
best
Canadian
entry.
and
Terrace.
i
career
of
It.
Instead,
he
wanted
If
you
must
sell
.!
advcitisc-j
it
NEWS
CLASSIFIED.
!
AT
re
Saturday
morning
bussy
has
suggested
the
mysterious
and
brooding
spirit
of
the
deep
and
hidden
waters.
The
pure
airs
of
dawn
move
over
the
water
when
the
ast
turns
grey
and
the
black
wave
shapes
come
ashimer
with
silver
Harry
Kyan,
vt,
oi
McRAE
BROS.
$
Hospital.
to
be
a
commercial
artist.
After
a
two
aid
a
half
year
stint
as
an
infantryman
in
the
service,
his
mind
was
changed.
He
decided
singing
was
for
him.
With
no
one
wanting
to
take
a
chance
on
an
unknown,
Tony
light,
and
the
blue
light
fades
away
into
the
long
night.
A
seabird
coming
down
to
alight
on
the
water,
a
fish
catting
the
surface
with
its
fin,
set
spreading
ripples
i-i
motion.
Born
of
wind
and
water,
each
artist
Bell
won
his
a
painting
entitled
Twenty-three
junior
school
and
ehurch
choirs
and
two
adult
groups
will
feature
in
the
choral
singing
class.
Instrumental
groups
will
be
highlighted
by
the
appearance
f
accordion
ensembles,
school
bands
and
the
city
band.
;
The
association
regrets,
however,
that
the
popular
native
CLASSICS:
light.
The
face
of
the
sea
is
mobile,
sensitive,
always
chang-
Popular
Concert
YOUNG
CANADIAN
ARTISTS
ft
Train."
Teacher
Mrs.
1
'aid
the
"artist"
eoii-
Sonata
No.
8
in
C
Benthovan's
"Pathetique
managed
to
get
just
one
booking
!ng.
More
deliberate
and
subtle
drawing
purely
from
J
is
the
descent
of
dawn
into
deep-F"
"J.
.
f
f
lhe
confused
pattern
n
of
thv
open
pr
er
waters.
,at.p
nniv
Only
the
hP
nnnnriav
noonday
sun,
,n
in
following
a
dis
Courtesy
Sir
Ernest
McMillan
ircuses
Manor
Solomon,
pianist
Jo
Tchaikovsky
Ssrenade
in
C
for
String
Orchestra
jj
Boston
Symphony
Orchestra
ij
Encores
Artur
Rubenstein
Ji
Sweet
an.
Low
,
Robert
Shaw
Chorale
J
ho
won
a
similar
j
bands
of
Aiyansh
and
Oreen-
Fine
Arts
Club
CIVIC
CENTRE
with
its
long,
straight
rays,
has
power
to
penetrate
to
that
zone
between
the
surface
waters
and
.the
eternal
night
of
the
deep
water
Brief
hours
of
dawn
pass
quickly
into
hours
of
twi-
in
two
and
a
nan
years
cf
trying
to
break
into
show
business.
But
at
that
one
engagement
Tony
was
"discovered"
ant
got
himself
a
personal
manpget.
Then
things
began
to
look
up
for
the
young
singer.
He
had
guest
spots
with
Bob
Hope
and
was
signed
to
a
lont
lirra
recording
contract
with
Columbia
Records.
A
big
year
for
Tory
came
in
sea.
In
the
wide
immunity
oi
;
the
open
sea,
a
wave
knowi
no
restraint;
were
it
not
for
the
intercepting
masses
of
the
continents
it
might
roll
on
and
on
i
around
the
earth.
But
nearing
shore,
it
feels
the
alien
land
beneath
it.
Against
the
drag
of
'shcalmg
bottom
its
speed
slack
April
30th
and
May
1st
!i
"Little
Boy
Blue,"
;
ville,
.which
have
made
such
fA
for
his
ability
ii:
j
marvelous
appearances
In
the
i
with
colored
paper
past,
have
not
entered.
I
1
In
dancing,
there
are
14
en-fines
from
each
class
i
tries,
featuring
tap,
Irish
jig,
t.'.tfd.
'
ballet,
hornpipe,
group
minuets,
:
'
t
Olga
San
Xuan
!
J
OPERETTA:
J
Paint
Your
wagen
J
James
Barton
.
'j
JAZZ:
'
J
The
"Bessie
Smith
Story"
5
Bessie
Smith
I
JOYCE
CHEN
Pianiste
DON
GAYLORD
Murimba
HOWAllD
POTTINGER
Clarinet
Louis
Armstrong
Platter
Parade
Wednesday,
April
30th
1951.
His
records
"Hscause
of
You"
-
and
"Cold,
Cold
Heart"
zoomed
into
the
number
one
and
two
spot
on
the
popularity
polls
and
sales
passed
the
million
mark.
Other
sonos
like
"Soli-taiit"
and
"Blue
Velvet"
followed
closely.
He
was
voted
"the
best
male
vocalist
of
1951
by
CONCERT
8:30
Admission
Prices
POPULAR:
Frankfc
Carle
plays
"Honkey
Tonk
Piano"
"Sunny
Side
of
the
Street"
Frankic
Laine
-
Billy
Daniels.
by
DICK
WESCH
0
i
I
fiUPtl
UTru
Luinra.
"7llh
o
Rnno-
In
Mv
ens.
Witmn
tne
sun
zone
a
white,
foaming
crest
begins
to
lorm
along
its
advancing
front,
and
suddenly
this
shining
creation
ot
the
open
sea
plunges
forward
and
dissolves
in
thunder.
'
The
third
movement
of
La
Mer
introduces
a
sterner
mood
In
this
ancient
dialogue
of
the
wind
and
waters.
Hearing
it,
we
think
of
the
great
wind
belts
where
the
westerly
winds
blow
across
thousands
of
miles
of
op-en
sea
and
the
most
majestic
of
all
waves
march
with
them
around
the
globe.
Of
such
winds
and
waves
are
born
the
terrible
surf
of
jTierra
Del
Fuego,
the
violent!
,
seas
that
burst
upon
the
shores
j
of
the
Orkneys,
when
air
and
;
Reserve
$1
.50
non-members
$1.25
members
Rush
$1.00
non-members
75c
members
Students
50c
Thursday.
May
1st
Cash
Box"
rnagazine
replacing
takes
Imatra
.Columbia)
Susan
Hayward
-'Heart."
Perry
'
Come,
who
had
held
this
r
be
Afraid
to
Oo
the
part
of
America's
First
Lady
ftinatra
U
relaxed
and
of
Song
in
the
ormt
or
popular
j
CONCERT
and
DANCE
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
The
Doll
With
the
Sawdust
Heart
Guy
Mitchell
A
Guy
is
a
Guy
Who.
Who,
Who
Doris
Day
Forgive
Me
ThaVs
the
Chance
You
Have
to
Take
Eddie
Fisher
WESTERN:
Too
Old
to
Cut
the
Mustard
:
Red
Foley
I'm
in
Love
with
Molly
Ernest
Tubb
Heart
of
a
Clown
,
Just
Like
Taking
Candy
From
a
Baby
Wade
Ray
s
item
with
it's
own
music,
the
same
way
that
Larry
I
uurrenuy
scoring
iw
iuny
an-
voice
sou
ids
as
fresh
Parks
did
Al
Jolson
in
the
movies
his
recordings
of
"Silly
Dreamer"
o
in
the
old
days
with
of
his
life.
It's
the
glorious
voice
and
"Since
My
Love
Has
Gone
endins
close
simnnrt
of
Jane
Froman
who
will
sing
and
his
newest
release
Some-
t
av"
is
a
miinriv
it,n
her
way
Into
tha
hearts
of
mil-
whet
Along
the
Way
and
8:30
General
Admission
non-members
....
$1.00
members
75c
students
50c
fi
oman
who
preferred
Hons
in
this
stirring
Technicolor
,
"Sleepless."
Married
February
Phone
231
for
Reservations
Frank,
with
the
aid
film
of
her
me.
.
i"
lor
a
choral
effect!
Numbers
from
the
show
to
be
i
country
with
him
on
his
tours.
':
lhe
heart
on
this
found
in
this
wonderful
album
j
His
first
release
on
Columbia
'(I
simple
ditty
lare
"Blue'
Moon,"
"It's
a
Good
i
Records
that
launched
him
on
mterhalter
(Victor)
'Day,"
"1
11
Walk
Alone,"
"Em-1
his
recording
career
was
made
-
Hugo'g
version
braceable
You,"
"Get
Happy,
sea
and
land
are
blended
in
a
!
thick
obscurity
of
spray,
leaping
foam,
and
beating
waves.
Debussy
devoted
himself
to
gradual
development
of
Individ-.
ual
poetic
style.
He
opposed
any
rules
of
harmony
or
counterpoint
which
were
contrary
to
his
own
style,
therefore
his
descriptive
illusive
style
gave
birth
to
a
:'
MR-
It
is
a
fine
dance
"Tea
For
Two,"
"They'ij
Either
In
April,
1950.
The
two
numbers
were
'
I
Wanna
Be
Loved"
and
"Boulevard
of
Broken
Dreams."
Tony
registers
a
feeling
for
his
tne
chorus
blending
Too
Young
or
Too
uid,
song
about
can
Medley"
and
the
title
num-he
stars
when
you're
ber,
"With
a
Song
In
My
Heart."
'What
Doei
It
I
Honor
Hull
of
Hits
BRIGHT
FUTURE
PREDICTED
British
theatre
critics
have
predicted
a
bright
future
for
Canadian
actress
Frances
Hyland.
Miss
Hyland,
24,
a
native
of
Shaunavon,
Sask.,
who
grew
up
in
Regina,
has
the
leading
role
in
the
London
stage
play,
"The
Same
Sky,"
a
play
about
a
mixed
marriage.
.Miss
Hyland's
debut
was-
cal-.
ed
.
"extraordinarily
impressive"
by
a
Daily
Express
critic
and
The
Times
called
her
portrayal
of
a
Jewish
girl
in
love
with
a
Gentile
soldrer
"excellent."
(CP
THOTO
nother
good
Winter-
Whcel
of
Fortune,
Kay
St
arr
&4c
'Jlie
songs
and
has
a
fine
style
of
putting
a
song
over.
Great
things
have
happened
for
Tony
and
is
his
lar
e
foJowiiiR
of
'fans
ihave
anything
to
say
about
it,
he'll
be
at
the
top
for
a
long
time
to
come.
Johnny
pprkct
takes
?
Blbe
Tango,
Leroy
Anderr
new
revolution
in
the
growth
of
music.
La
Mer
is
perhaps
the-strongest
example-
of
Debussy's
piano
styling.
"
vocal.
assisted
by
the
fn
(Mercury)
"And
devil,
"Hell,
yes!"
said
the
picking
up
the
phone.
r
3
sori
3
Blacksmith
Blues,
Ella
Ma
Morse
4
Any
Time,
Eddie
Fisher
5
Cry,
Johnny
Ray
6
Ouy
is
a
Guy.
Doris
Day
7Tell
Me
Why,
Four
Aces
8
Please,
Mr.
Sun;
Johnny
Ray
S
Pittsburgh,
Pennsylvania,
Guy
Mitchell
10
Little
White
Cloud
That
Cried,
Johhny
Ray,
and
Slow
Poke,
Pee
Wee
King,
:
Around"-That
"Kiss
1
Dream
On"
gal
does
the
ballad,
blending
al0"S
with
trombones.
Pigeon,"
a
fine
vocal
"
by
Kay
on
Uie
cute
"'"S
up
In
popularity.
'nrot
(Victor)
"
forthcomlno
film
.
.
.
embarked
on
an
adventurous,
voyage
which
opened
up
a
new
world
to
himself
and
his
friends.
1
''his
disc
has
plenty
appeal
and
catchy
Nun'ber
is
in
,,,.
TOPS
Two
Hits
ft"
Every
Record
Available
in
45
&
Standard
Speed
Hambone
No.
323
Blacksmith
Blues
Any
Time
No.
316
'
Tell
Me
Why
Perfidia
No.
322
Blue
Tango
YOU
WILL
FIND
THESE
AND
MANY
OTHER
TOP
TUNES
at
tied
for
tenth
place.
Future
Hits
"Kiss
of
Fire"
is
r"ipo
rockinir
nimirr
r
ork
by
Vaughn
and
headed
for
action
via
recordings
''ng
thrown
in
te
Fair"
nut
Vaurhn
by
Georgia
Gibbs
(Mercury),
Tony
Martin
(Victor)
and
Billy
Eckstine
(MGM).
JJoii)
Joo
"ib
m
a
country
fair
1
lei's
of
a
who
h!,H
f
"me
at
the
Idaho
"My
Hero"
is
a
big
production
Job
by
the
Four
Aces
featuring
Al
Alberts
(Decca)
and
should
make
this
one
score
but
still
not
as
great
as
their
earlier
discs.
9
Ws
one
to
step
out
e
S
me
next
few
-S3
.
.
,
can
embark
on
an
adventurous
journey
into
the
realm
of
Music,
Art
a"d
Literature.
The
purpose
of
this
page
is
.,
-
"e
wora
title,
iflL
'
and
(U.
...
.
'
Phone
100
Opposite
Totem
Theatre
It
Looked
Like
Spring
--
me
ume
IS
to
merit
a
lot
of
'here
are
three
vr-one
an
'Capitol,
,
the
HOME
ON
LEAVE
Bill
Boss,
veteran
western
correspondent
of
two
wars
who
ieporta
for
The
Canadian
Press
the
battle
experience
of
Canada's
Korean
Brigade,
has
flown
home
to
accept
a
National
Newspaper
Award.
One
of
the
eight
Canadian
newspaper
men
hon
are
to
encourage
those
who
hesitant.
Until
Friday,
the
large
rock
cut
near
the
corner
of
Second
Avpnup
nnd
Third
Street
was
a
solitary
sort
of
place.
One
bird
7
with
a
red
breast,
could
now
and
.vwaisand
hand.
Pe'e
Carle
(Vic-1
nLaUh
,C(l"mbla)
ieasurrrtlSf0ryour
wTC
,are:
Dn
Es-
I
Ste
rn'0
""ord's
sBrolhers.,D
Boneg,
"
Cherry's
"it
Does-
,
1
WhvrA
t
-O
J
ill
"
ored,
Boss
will
be
a
guest,
at
the
Toronto
Men's
Press
Club
dinner
May
2
when
he
receives
the
National
Award
for
Feature
Writing,
1951.
He
will
return
in
May
to
the
Korean
front,
where
he
has
put
In
17
months
of
CP
service.
(CP
PHOTO)
then
be
seen
flitting
about.
Plainly,
it
craved
company.
Yesterday,
it
had
disappeared.
Instead
a
flock
of
little
bird.s,
numbering
possibly
30
or
40,
had
arrived,
to
feel
quite
at
home.
What
species
they
belong
to
or
where
they
came
from
is
a
matter
of
uncertainty.
They
flew
over
the
look-out,
twittered
See
our
Display
Fc
Mother's
Day
To
delight
her
heart
On
the
1
1th
of
May.
Jan!
T
Yours"
(Co-
mud
I'
)
,
f
toman's
"Untv
lfllnnn
V.
V,lnV
r-rur
wall
OI
LONDON
ANTIQUE
SHOW
Works
of
art,
with
an
estimated
total
value
of
4,000,000
will
be
exhibited
at
the
Antique
Dealers'
Fair
and
Exhibition
to
.b,i
.pltol)
an
ex-
tlw
c"t.
"
perched
on
trees
and
TOTEM-POLE
GIFT
SHOP
21
1
Sixth
Street
-"IB.
Of
hll
....
,
.
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,r.
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angs
suntr
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anu
uia
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roman
in
theiPlorlng
la
various
directions.
It
I
be
held
here
June
11-16.
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