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Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
VOL.
XLII,
No.
161
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
JULY
13,
1953
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By
The
AHHOctfUed
Press
SEOUL.
Chinese
Communists
sent
up
to
40,000;
men
against
allied
lines
on
the
Korean
east-central
front
toniglit
in
their
biggest
offensive
since
1951.
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is
h-nd-to-linnd
firht-t-
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AX
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$'
m.
(zr
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iniT
all
alnnq
our
front,"
s;1
j
a
U.S.
advisor
to
the
South
Korean
division
most
heavily
j
rnTaijpd.
j
The
bat.tln
opened
at
10
p.m
j
with
tremrndous
artillery
bar
Four
File
Nomination
Papers
i
Here
Jt
GERMAN
PEDESTRIANS
walk
ankle-deep
In
propaganda
pamphlets
and
papers
that
rarcs.
Meanwhile
the
Communists
'hnrged
at
the
Panmunjom
tossed
out
Into
the
street
during
an
anti-Communist
demonstration
in
the
Soviet
zone
of
Jena.
The
psipers
were
thrown
out
of
the
Communist
labor
union
headquarters
"Freier
,chcr
Gewcrgschafts
Bund"
"Free
Gcrmin
Labor
Uniont
with
the
union
insignia
dn
the
King.
Picture
was
smuggled
oui
oi
me
ttusuan
zone.
I
I
truce
meeting
Monday
that,
al-j
lied
planes
strafed
and
bombed
ja
prisoner
of
war
ramp
north
nf
PyonKVnng
last
Friday,
kill-!
Ine
five
United
Nations
Drison-
Four
candidates
had
j
itish
Cordon
Off
Strategic
nomination
papers
j
ers
and
wounding
15.
There
was
j
filed
I
no
immediate
UN
reply
to
the
I
chnrge.
No
other
results
'of
the
meeting
were
announced.
bnal
Zone
Town
of
Ismgilia
when
the
deadline
for
nominations
for
the
August
10
federal
election
M
IUA,
Kgypt
(CP)
British
"Hritain
will
not
dial?
us
Into
j
once
thry
would
not
hindrr
es
cordoned
off
the
stra-a
losing
battle,"
he
said.
"When
j
normal
traffic
and
appealed
to
Kuiz
Canal
zone
town
of
we
are
ready,
we
.shall
appeal
the
population
not
to
resist
In
THESE
14
LOVEL5ES
MAKE
A
PERFECT
PICTURE
as
they
enjoy
the
sunshine
on
the
famous
Isle
of
Capri,
where
they're
taking
part
in
the
"Miss
Italy"
contest.
The
winner
will
represent
Italy
in
the
"Miss
Universe"
pageant
at
Long
Beach,
Calif.
In
the
background
are
the
well-known
Faraglioni
rocks.
is
today
and
announced
to
all
of
you
to
Join
us
in
state
of
emergency
had
tie."
proclaimed
In
the
capital.
An
Egyptian
government
com-
Allied
Sabre
Jet
fighter-bom')-ers
took
over
the
battle
for
Korea's
barren
hills
and
slammed
tons
of
high
explosives
into
Communist
frontline
positions.
Sabres
hit
Chinese
trenches
In
the
Kumsong
area
of
the
east-central
front
and
eight
B-26s
hurled
1.000-ton
bomhs
on
Red
positions
near
Old
Baldy
In
west
Korea.
Other
light
bombers
concen
spection.
Ismailla's
sub-governor
said
that
the
British
actions
are
bound
to
lead
to
"great
trouble
"
The
British
acted
after
Egypt
arrived
at
2
p.m.
today,
returning
officer
Vic
Whiting
stated
this
afternoon.
All
candidates
had
filed
well
before
the
deadline.
liberal
candidate
in
the
coming
election
race
Is
Edward
T.
fc'dcasting
from
C
a
1
r
o.munique
said
the
British
au-
s
minister
of
national
thorities
had
announced
that
ice,
Maj.
Salah
Salem
said
all
persons
going
In
and
out
of
would
"kick
the
British
Ismailia
will
be
searched
for
f
the
Suez
Canal
zone
and
arms
and
those
carrying
Ihrm
)
rejected
an
ultimatum
demand
Food
For
Hungry
Thousands
Already
on
Way
to
S.
Germany
ing
tne
release
oi
Aircranman
A.
V.
RiRden.
British
officials
trated
on
Chinese
troops
entrenched
on
battle-scared
Pork-
I
Applcwhaite,
salesman.
The
said
he
was
last
seen
July
9
helnff
driven
awav
from
an
Is
s
of
blood
will
flow."
Hcwlthout
a
permit
will
be
de-
We
have
set
a
deadline,
tained.
ills
deadline
has
not
ar-
The
communique
said
British
vet"
authorities
have
given
assur-
CC'F
have
Harry
G.
Archibald.
also
in
the
west.
mailia
square
by
a
"well-known
rnP
H'1'
U.S.-
officials
declined
to
dis
close
what
new
plans
are
under
which
American
troops
yielded
to
the
Reds
Saturday
night
foreman,
in
the
field,
and
the
Social
Credit
party
is
.
to
be
represented
by
James
T.
Mc-
local
bad-boy"
and
that
the
British
had
"good
reason
to
be
study
for
getting
the
food
to
East
Germany
but
it
was
understood,
they
'are
ionsidCT-ingr
i
Kelvle,
mechanic.
The
Labor
admit
it;
or
Giving
the
food
to
private
U.S.
or
German
charitable
or-,
ganizations
for
shipment
to
East
Germany.
ltrSmry
tje
to
Dr.
Otto
Dibelius,
Protestant
bishop
for
the
Russian
zone
as
well
as
for
West
Germany,
to
distribute
through
church
nfter
five
days
of
bitter
fight-
ine.
,
.
r
Snbre
fighter
pilots
Suhday
scored
their
bieeest
MiO
victory
:
Pfocressive
party
-eandidat
is
WRCY
PLANES
BRING
Mff
:
TO
HOSPITAL
'
HERE
Turning
the
food
ever
to
:Mrs.
Ann
Minard,
housewife.
of
Julv
hv
shootine
down
seven
!
Mrs.
Mlnards
official
agent
the
West
German
government
with
a
request
that
they
negotiate
with
the
Communist-controlled
East
German
regime
to
lieve
at
least
one
member
of
the
Esyptian
authorities
was
In
on
the
abduction."
S;Uem
denied
Sunday
night
that
his
government
knew
Anything
about
the
missing
Briton
and
said:
"We
are
keen
to
see
blood,
if
this
is
what
the
British
threat
meant,
berau.se
we
know
independence
must
be
acquired
with
blood."
.
,,
I'rlnce
Rupert
ambulance
was
down
to
meet
three
mercy
i
"s
bringing
in
patients
to
Prince
Rupert
General
hospital,
yesterday
and
two
today.
(entrul
B.C.
Airlines
flew
up
from
Kemano
Bay
with
of
the
Russian-made
fighters,
j
is
Earl
Squires
and
her
cam-A
well-informed
source
said'en
manager
Is
yet
to
be
today
President
Syngman
Rhee
'.
named.
hns
pledged
in
writing
that
I
Signing
Mrs.
Minard's
nomi-Routh
Korea
will
not
1
obstruct'
nation
papers
were
W.
D.
Grif-nn
armistice
and
Rhee
himself
fiths,
Gordon
Minard,
C.
Gomez,
indicated
'
his
country
has
re
Alexander
Gomez.
Violet
A.
pat-
Irt
Ohlsen;
Queen
Charlotte
Airlines
brought
In
Lloyd
W
from
Khutzeymateen
and
Central
B.C.
Airlines
flew
Navy,
Transport
Discovers
Raft
From
Missing
Plane
In
its
demand
on
the
F.gyo
BERLIN
(AP)
Food
for
hun-I
gry
East
Germany
already
is
on
the
way
by
sea
and
the
U.S.
"has
not
abandoned
hopes"
of
delivering
it,
despite
Moscow's
scornful
rejection
of
the
$15.-000.000
offer,
U.S.
authorities
said
here
today.
These
sources
said
alternative
possible
ways
of
aiding
the
18,-000,000
hungry
people
under
Communist
rule
.;
in
German's
Soviet
zone
are
being
studied
in
Washington,
Bonn,
and
Berlin.
'
V
'
"
"
-
:
West
'
G
e
r
m
a
n
Chancellor
Konrad
Adenauer
termed
Moscow's
action
"highly
regrettable"
and
described
Eisenhower's
offer
as
a
"generous
humanitarian
gesture."
A
U.S.
High
Commission
spokesman
said
"nobody
can
deny
that
East
Germany
is
hungry."
German
officials
suggested
perhaps
the
U.S.
could
give
the
food
to
the
West
Germans,
who
could
funnel
it
to
the
East
through
inter-zone
trade
chan
10m
Terrace
with
Mrs.
Stuart
Furk.
tians
the
British
command
ln!'HJea
Ils
memoas
duo
noi
us
iicr.
verna.
ramiu,
j.
n.
uavir.
enieciive
oi
unliving
me
coun-
l,,
.
miner,
10m
uaizen,
tan
try.
.
V.
Squires
and
Edith
M.
A.
A
well-Informed
source
told
Squires.
-
ean
Swanson
Scores
Paper
Is
life
around
there."
There
was
plenty
of
room
on
four
other
life
rafts
carried
by
the
plane
and
still
unaccounted
for.
Official
agent
for
Mr.
Apple-whaite
is
Doug
Hogarth
and
his
the
Ismailia
area
said
Lt.-Gen.
Francis
Festing.
the
British
commander
in
the
canal
zone,
would
"take
such
action
as
he
considers
necessary"
if
the
air-mnn
was
not
returned
by
9
a.m.
today
and
"measures
may
be
nut
into
force
which
will
cause
Associated
Press
Tokyo
bureau
chief
Robert
Eunson
that
President
Eisenhower's
special
en-
campaign
manager
is
Doug
or
Stories
About
Princess
Several
entire
families
were
voy
won
sweeping
concessions
Frizzell.
Mr.
Archibald's
cam-from
Rhee
including
the
writ-
paign
manager
is
Frank
How-ten
pledge
that
South
Korea
i
rd.
MT.A-elect
for
Skeena.
and
on
the
airliner.
The
pilot,
Capt.
William
Word
ONTO
(CP)
Rev.
Cecil
mon
at
St.
Pauls
Anglican
SPrlous
disruption
to
the
Fevd-
would
not
obstruct
an
armistice.
of
Oakland,
Calif.,
a
veteran
Church
charged
the
Canadian-!
tsnn
communities
in
the
area
of
n
said
Sunday
Lord
brook
should
"keep
his
born
British
publisher
wlt.i
ismailia."
his'
official
agent
is
George
Hills.
Official
agent
for
Mr.
Mc-Kelvie
is
Bill
Murray.
His
campaign
manager
is
still
unnamed.
hands
off
the
sweet
life
'unworthy
nagging
of
the
so-
transpacific
flier,
reported
ir
by
radio
Saturday
night
with
nj
mention
of
trouble.
There
were
no
further
messages.
By
ROY
ESSOYAN
HONOLULU
(AP)
The
U.S.
Navy
spurred
a
massive
search
today
for
survivors
of
a
four-engine
airliner
which
plunged
into
Pacific
waters
with
58
aboard.
A
huge
armada
of
ships
and
planes
combed
'
the
storm-threatened
Pacific
.
320
miles
east
of
Wake
Island,
but
hope
dwindled
for
survival
of
the
occupants
of
the
Transocean
Air
Lines
DC-6B
with
discovery
of
a
life
raft
and
seat
cushions
from
the
airliner.
The
plane,
hound
from
Guam
to
Oakland,
Calif.,
carried
eight
children
under
10
years
of
age
among
Its
50
passengers
and
called
romance
of
Princess
Mar
nress
Margaret."
.
An
estimated
300
British
troops
hostily
set
up
roadblocks
at
all
entrances
to
Ismailia
and
The
source
said
that
Robertson
did
not
wish
to
embarrass
Rhee
by
disclosing
the
concessions.
Rhee
is
reported
to
have
igreed
not
to
free
any
more
nrlsoners.
His
order
freeing
27,-000
PoWs
held
by
the
allies
last
Swanson,
former
dean
of
garet.'
nels.
Some
of
those
aboard
were
tie
said
Lord
Beavcrbrook
and
t
after
9
a
m.
no
civilians
were
West
Berlin
Mayor
Ernest
i
Church
Cathedral
In
iver,
in
his
morning
ser-
civilian
workers,
their
wives
and
'.he
Dally
Express
of
London
permitted
to
leave
or
enter
the
Renter
told
15,000
persons
at
an
outdoor
rally
of
his
Socialist
families
en
route
from
Guam
to
the
U.S.
for
summer
vaca
should
be
dropped
Into
a
deep,
!
town.
The
British
positions
were
dark
hole."
armed
nrst
with
light
machine-
month
stalemated
the
nearly-coVipleted
truce
negotiations.
tions.
City
Scouts
Leave
Today
For
Ottawa
party
Sunday
night
that
his
government
is
determined
to
t
Landings
ThA
nnhllrltv
helnir
civen
i
"
ul"
1!"T
me.se
were
re
placed
by
heavy
machine-guns
The
envoy,
assistant
U.S.
secretary
of
state
Walter
S.
Rob
this
alleged
romance
is
help
their
eastern
neighbors
in
some
way.
Me
suggested
me
ertson,
refused
to
agree
to
He
said
later
in
an
Interview
East
Berliners
should
be
al
'
Just
before
dark
Sunday
tha
Barrett
found
the
inflated
life
raft
bearing
the
Initials
"TAL."
meaning
Transocean
Air
lines.
Earlier,
weak
distress
signals
were
picked
up
for
two
hours
in
the
lonely
area
where
the
plane
disappeared.
that
Lord
Beaverbrook
has
no
Rhee's
demand
that
the
U
S
should
walk
out
of
a
post-Trmlstiee
political
conference
If
It
failed
to
make
headway
In
lowed
to
buy
fopds
in
West
Berlin
they
are
unable
to
obtain
in
their
own
sector.
Three
Prince
Rupert
District
Boy
Scouts
were
heading
south
today
on
their
way
to
the
Sec-
onreptlon
of
the
sanctity
of
narriage.
He
had
followed
the
lal
of
268.000
pounds
of
landed
by
Canadian
ves-s
traded
on
the
exchange
ith
the
best
price
being
!'
mediums.
Landings
t
IU.8.)
46,000,
18.2,
18.2
Id
Storage;
?,ucky
Star.
00
days
on
unifying
Korea,
the
'
ond
Ottawa
Boy
Scout
Jamboree
Reuter
predicted,
however,
that
Moscow
would
be
forced
same
course
with
the
romance
of
the
Duke
of
Windsor
when
source
said
Man
Burned
In
Boat
Fire
One
man
is
In
hospital
'as
a
result
of
one
of
two
fires
to
which
the
Prince
Rupert
Fire
Department
was
called
over
the
weekend.
Stanley
Adams,
owner
of
a
flshboat
operating
for
Nelson
where
Scouts
from
all
over
Can
ada
will
meet
in
a
mighty
con
eventually
to
accept
the
American
offer
of
help.
eight
crew
members.
It
disappeared
Saturday
night
on
the
Wake-to-Honolulu
hop.
It
was
the
first
commercial
transpacific
plane
cash
in
that
section
of
the
Pacific
since
thi
Second
World
War.
The
navy
transport
Barrett,
one
of
at
least
10
ships
combing
waters
where
the
pbme
last
reported
it
position,
found
an
abandoned
life
raft
and
sea
cushions
it-
positively
identified
as
coming
from
the
plane.
10.000,
17.8.
17
4,
13,
Atlln;
In
return,
Eunson
said,
Rive
was
assured
that
the
U.S.
would
hold
another
top-level
conference
with
South
Korea
after
clave
of
goodwill
and
friendship.
The
trio,
David
Ridsdale
of
the
he
was
Edward
VIII.
"He
would
have
sold
the
hrone
of
Britain
for
an
extra
1,000
clmifation."
Dean
Swanson,
63,
was
born
in
England
and
came
to'
Can
!C
IU.8.)
43,000,
17.9,
17.7
"The
offer
will
be
repeated
so
often
they
can
no
longer
say
no,"
he
said.
First
Prince
Rupert
Scout
troop.
I'd
Storage;
Bernlce
(U.S.)
a
truce
signing
to
work
out
a
James
Baldwin
of
the
Second
loint
policy
and
that
the
U.S.
Prince
Rupert
Scouts
and
Joe
Montreal
Doctor
Joins
Hospital
Here
.
Dr.
Leila
Goulden
of
Montreal
has
joined
the
staff
of
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
as
radiologist,
it
was
announced
17.9,
17.6,
13,
Pacific.
"1
Queen,
28,000,
18.1,
17.2
!l
Storage:
Misty
Moon
1.
17.
12,
Royal;
Loyal
II
Sparks
of
Terrace,
left
at
noon
aboard
a
Canadian
Pacific
Air
Brothers,
was
burned
on
the
hands
and
face
when
a
flash
fire
occurred
on
the
vessel
yesterday
't
(I
a
In
1008
from
London-
He
has
been
In
charge
of
parishes
'n
the
Yukon,
Alberta
and
Brit-
lines
plane
on
their
way.
to
Van
17.1,
12,
Atlln;
Miss
'sh
Columbia.
As
dean
of
Christ
Loggers
Vote
On
Contract
VANCOUVER
CP
Thousands
Cmdr.
T.
O.
Murray,
Hawaiian
sea
frontier
operations
officer
couver.
The
plane
trip
was
fin
10.000,
18.
17,
12,
Roval:
anced
by
the
B.C.
Boy
Scout
mas,
40,000,
18.
17.
12,
Cold
and
search
co-ordinator,
said
there
is
a
"good
chance
there
association
.
'"
Ispaco
II,
35,000,
18.
17
In
Vancouver
the
boys
will
Join
morning.
Adams
was
taken
to
Prince
Rupert
"General
haspital
where
he
Is
making
satisfactory
promess.
The
fire
department
was
also
called
to
the
Empress
Hotel
yesterday
where
a
mattress
fire
had
been
reported.
rule.
today
by
D
C.
Stevenson,
hos
Church,
he
was
an
advocate
of
less
strict
liquor
laws
and
was
member
of
the
three-man
commission
studying
these
laws
in
the
province.
He
became
rector
of
the
Toronto
church
about
two
months
ago.
350
more
British
Columbia
Scouts
would
defend
South
Korea
If
it
were
attacked.
,
Man
Jailed
x
For
Possessing
Missing
Watch
Frank
John
Dunn
of
no
fixed
address
was
sentenced
by
Police
Magistrate
in
city
police
court
pital
administrator.
Dr.
Goulden
"a
with
48,000
pounds
niy
A
with
20,000
and
who
will
make
up
a
special
train
that
,wlll
take
them
straight
fv
with
55.000
sold
to
Co-op
through
to
Ottawa.
Before
leav
ing
Vancouver
the
Scout
con
tingent
will
be
inspected
in
front
of
the
Vancouver
court
house
by
Lieutenant
-
Governor
Clarence
Jesel
Mobile
Unit
Course
L.
r
i
ii
iai.
j..
Ray
Hart
Wins
Cruiser
Race.
JUNEAU,
Alaska
1
The
Seattle
.yacht
Wehineui
was
the
winner
:
of
the
900-mile
power
cruiser
race
that
ended
here
on
Sunday.
The
Wehineui,
skippered
by
Howard
Cruver
of
the
Seattle
Yacht
Club,
won
the
bi-annual
Alaska
cruiser
race,
with
a
predicted
log
error
of
1.59.
Second
place
in
the
event
which
started
at
Poulbo,
Wash.,
July
3
Wallace
.Chief
Scout
for
British
Columbia,
pens
ai
Lriii
nan
vveanesaay
replaces
Dr.
B.
J.
Harrison
who
left
several
months
ago.
Mr.
Stevenson
expressed
the
hospital
board's
pleasure
in
being
able
to
obtain
the
service;
of
so
experienced
a
doctor
as
Dr
'Goulden.
Dr.
Goulden,
who
began
hei
medical
education
at
the
University
of
Manitoba,
graduate!
from
McGlll
University.
She
als
holds
a
certificate
from
the
Roya
College
of
Physicians
and
Surgeons
naming
her
a
specialist
ir
diagnostic
radiology.
Dr.
Goulden
has
carried
ou'
her
work
mostly
in
Montreal,
a'
the
Royal
Victoria
hospital,
tb
1
McKnlght,
B.C.
and
Yu-
this
morning
to
three
months
In
j
Oakalla
on
a
charge
of
being
in
possession
of
stolen
property.
The
case,
heard
early
last
week
and
remanded
until
Saturday
and
again
until
this
morning,
saw
Dunn
plead
guilty
to
the
of
coastal
woodworkers
attend-
j
ed
11
masd
meetings
in
British
Columbia
during
the
week-end
to
vote
on
a
conciliation
board
award
in
their
contract
negotiations
with
158
operators.
Largest
meeting
was
here,
when
1,500
members
of
the
International
Woodworkers
of
America
(CIO)
heard
Al
Har-turig.
International
president,
say
the
terms
were
the
best
which
could
be
gained
at
this
time.
The
award
calls
for
a
five-cent
hourly
boost
in
the
basic
pay
rate
of
$1.35,
plus
Incorporation
into
the
basic
rate
of
a
nine-cent
cost-of-living
bonus.
B.C.
president
Joe
Morris
has
urged
acceptance
of
the
report.
Rallies
also
were
held
in
New
Westminster,
Haney,
Mission,
Victoria,
Port
Albemi,
Duncan,
Courtenay,
Ladysiiiith
and
up-ciast
caiiips.
istrict
manager
for
Gcn-Motors
Diesel,
arrived
today
to
complete
ar-
fments
for
the
GM
diesel
Air
Mail
Service
Rejected
training
course
which
was
the
Donalle
of
Bremerton,
p
at
9
a.m.
Wednesday,
at
(aval
drill
hall.
-
While
in
north
central
B.C.,
th'
instruction
team
of
Walter
Bedford,
supervisor
of
training,
and
Art
Scmmler,
flew
into
Kemano
and
Kitlmat,
leaving
the
truck
at
West
Tahtsa.
Average
attendance
at
the
classes
has
been
18.
At
least
four
engineers
from
Columbia
Cellulose
Company
on
Watson
Island
will
take
the
course
here
and
the
shore
engineer
from
Canadian
Fishing
Company
also
will
be
in
the
class.
skippered
by
Ray
Hart,
Jr.,
1.81
The
Wehineui
was
also
de-
pert
and
about
20
marine
engineers
are
expected
to
attend.
The
mobile
truck,
which
began
a
tour
of
western
Canada
in
Alberta
in
Febrviky,
Dlready
has
visited
many
southern
B.C.
points
nd
at
present
is
en-route
here
from
East
Tahtsa.
After
the
two-day
course
here,
the
unit
moves
on
to
Vancouver
Island.
,
The
training
unit
first
began
touring
Canada
two
years
ago,
completing
its
first
run
after
15
months.
fcman
Onrrpft.
pr,io
clared
winner
of
the
Prince
Ru-
Royal
Edward
Laurentian
hospt
charge.
He
told
the
court
that
he
had
bought
a
watch
from
two
men
in
a
cafe.
The
watch,
evidence
showed
was
the
property
of
Miss
Louise
Dixon
of
this
city.
Before
passage
of
sentence,
Magistrate
Vance
was
told
by
the
prosecution
that
Dunn
had
a
SMITHEKS
Kequesl.
for
direct
m
for
Hoffars
Ltd.,
one
pert-to-Juneau
leg
of
the
raeejtal
and
aiso
at
Slieibrooke,
Hosnital.
'
sponsors
of
the
course,
nected
later
today
or
to-
with
a
predicted
log
error
of
1.30
air
mall
service
by
tiie
Smithers
District
Chamber
of
Commerce
has
been
turned
down
by
the
low.
Her
husband,
Dr.
G.
R.
HoweU
recently
Joined
the
staff
of
Mille
Bay
hospitaL
The
Porpoise
II
of
Vancouver,
skippered
by
T.
R.
Killam,
was
second
with
1
44.
will
be
the
first
time
the
lengthy
record
of
similar
offen-
Post
Office
department
at
oes.
Ot.ta
r.
lias
been
given
In
Ru