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VOL.
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No.
101
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PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
APRIL
29,
1952
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$46,000,000
Plant
For
Wards
Cove;
May
Ship
Product
to
Rail
Here
Would
Have
Minister
At
House
Bar
Anscomb
Claims
Credit
For
Economic
Expansion
Well-Defined
Program
for
Good
of
All
People
Promised
VANCOUVER
Herbert
Anscomb,
finance
minister
in
the
ill-fated
coalition
government,
Mon
BELLINGHAM,
Washington
(CP)
The
Pulp
Co.,
a
joint
venture
of
the
American
I
'
'
''t.
Ottawa.
KFO-juiiii
Dicfen-,
Viscose
Corporation
and
the
Puget
Sound
Pulp
and
baker,
Progressive-Conservative
day
night
gave
the
Progressive-Conservative
credit!
for
the
economic
expansion
of
the
province.
Paper
Co.
of
Bellingham,
will
start
construction
immediately
of
a
$46,000,000
pulp
plant
at
Ketchikan,
President
Lawson
P.
Turcotte
announced
today.
1
"Conservative
members
of
the
r.
coalition
held
the
mnst
Imnnrt.
r.v
The
plant
will
rise
on
a
55-
acre
tract
at
ward
Cove,
six
miles
from
Ketchikan,'
and
it
is
member
for
Lake
Centre;
Saskatchewan,
last
night
threatened
to
bring
Minister
of
Agriculture
J.
G.
Gardiner
before
the
bar
of
Commons
if
he
does
not
produce
certain
documents.
The
House
voted
last
Tnonth
that
papers
concerning
the
outbreak
of
foot
and
mouth
disease
in
Saskatchewan
should
be
produced.
Gardiner
said
some
of
the
documents
were
"privileged"
and
should
not
be
produced
publicly
without
having
the
respon
Big
Fire
On
Dutch
Ship
Third
Vancouver
Waterfront
Fire
in
Nine
Days
Alderman
Rebuked
ant
portfolios
from
the
economic
side
of
the
government,"
jhe
said.
j
The
leader
of
the
British
Col-
umbla
Progressive-Conservatives
(.spoke
on
the
eve
of
a
two-day
,
meeting
of
the
party
to
draw
up
j
their
June
12
election
platform.
The
Progressive
-
Conserva-!
tlves
are
the
last
of
the
four
expected
to
be
In
production
by
June;
1954.
It
will
employ
700
men.
Mentioned
in
connection
with
the
project
is
a
ferry
service
which
would
carry
pulp
from
the
Ketchikan
mill
to
the
railhead
at
Prince
Rupert
for
shipment
to
the
United
States.
Mayor
Halts
Criticism
By
Alderman
Casey
1
li
KLOTZ,
who
was
:npcr
at
Prince
Ru-
the
construction
i'.'iibia
Cellulose
pulp
f.,tson
Island,
Is
re-,
plant
and
renew-.:itance
with
old
Next
week
he
is
j,
tore
the
Engineer-i
te
of
Canada
In
methods
em-unstruction
of
the
ion
i
here
and
the
pur-,.,
visit
is
to
bring
jr.
to
date
,on
back-I
that
the
mill
has
fueration
almost
a
VANCOUVER
(CP)-Third
ma-jmajor
parties
to
declare
their
jor
waterfront
fire
here
In
nine
platform.
days
gouged
at
the
vitals
of
the
!
Mr.
Anscomb
promised
a
sible
official
present
to
explain
A
city
alderman
was
rapped
He
suggested
this
could
be
done
sharply
across
the
knuckles
at
well-defined
program
for
the
10,942-ton
Dutch
freighter
Don-
good
of
all
the
people.'
goayx
Monaay
ana
was
Drought,
"There
shall
be
no
waste
In
before
the
agriculture
commit-
council
meeting
last
night
by
1
tee
which
was
scheduled
to
Mayor
Harold
Whalen
who
said
study
the
foot
and
mouth
out-
bluntly:
break-
-
i
"That's
enough
of
that
kind
of
The
minister
said
he
was
not
talk.
I
won't
crucify
any
man
suggesting
whether
the
docu-
cm
another's
say-so.
This
has
ment
should
or
should
not
be
gone
far
enough."
brought
down
before
the
end
of
The
mayor
spoke
directly
to
under
control
after
a
two-and-'administration
of
your
affairs,"
:
a-half
hour
fight
by
325
fire-
ne
sad-
"I
think
I
can
say
to
men
!
you
that
the
main
objective
of
i
,
,
...
.
the
Conservative
party
Is
to
;
Chief
Engineer
J.
F.
W.
Emde;make
M
,n
Co,.
of
the
Holland-Amenca
Line:umbla
securc
.,
cargo-passenger
ship
said
the
i
Flood
Crisis
At
Salt
Lake
SALT
LAKE
CITY
(CP)
Thousands
of
workers
battled
Utah's
worst
flood
crisis
today
in
attempting
to
gain
control
of
the
surging
streams
fed
by
melting
snow.
Flood
waters
knocked
out
a
railway
bridge,
ripped
a
dam,
the
session.
Klotz.
who
is
now
Htli
the
engineer-:nent
headquarters
Corporation
of
:
New
York
arrived
.'.
the
end
of
the
J1
be
here
until
lire
started
when
an
air
bubble
!
forced
fuel
up
the
oil
line
and
spattered
it
on
a
hot
boiler.
Aid.
George
Casey
who
was
;
criticizing
the
work
of
D.
C.
Stewart,
superintendent
of
works,
concerning
construction
of
water
pipes
and
sewers.
'!
The
alderman
said
"
I
have
been
told"
the
superintendent
of
More
F-M
Inquiry
Into
;
iwetve
iiremen
were
overcome
i
by
smoke
or
received
minor
in
juries.
All
members
of
the!
Disease
J
Naval
Crash
W
i
j'
r
h
woiks
"has
not
been
on
the
job"
drove
families
from
homes,
;
sufficiently
to
supervise
the
pro-
blocked
highway
traffic
and
'
jects
properly.
j
continued
to
spread
over
farm
lands.
)n
Off
inn
Airl
Discussion
began
when
Aid.
WASHINOTON,
D.C.
(CP)
The
crew
and
eight
passengers
1
aboard
escaped.
I
Captain
Cornelius
Visser
of
the
Dongedyk
said
he
could
not
Immediately
estimate
the
damage
to
his
$4,000,000
ship
but
it
!
was
expected
to
be
In
the
thous-
'
ands
of
dollars.
United
States
Navy
arranged
to-
James
Prusky
raised
doubts
that
!
REGINA
(CP)
The
foot
and
,
mouth
disease
has
spread
to
a
I
new
area
In
southern
Saskat-
chewan.
I
Federal
veterinarians
have
day.
for
a
formal
inquiry
Into
a
new
section
of
the
main
water
HELD
IN
BABY'S
DEATH
Adelbert
Verrault,
31,
of
Toronto,
has
teen
charged
with
manslaughter
and
arson
in
connection
with
the
burni
ig
of
a
cottage
at
suburban
Long
Branch
in
which
The
streets
in
Salt
Lake
City
are
sandbagged
into
emergency
canals
to
carry
the
overflow
from
several
canyons
to
the
east
in
the
Wasatch
mountains.
the
mid-Atlantic
sinking
of
the
line
at
Shawatlans
Late
was
destrover-mlnesweetjer
HObson.
properly
laid.
He
said
some
of
with
apparent
loss
of
114
lives.
I
the-
footing
was
sinking.
n:e
I'uri'ign
Relations
It
was
one
of
the
worst
peace-!
Outcome
was
Mayor
Whalen's
i
:
te
Trims
I'nisram
Stratocruiser
.
11-month-old
Michael
Lafontaine
was
burned
to
death
in
his
)
crib.
Shown
in
custody
of
Sgt,.
Roy
Collins,
Verrault,
a
carpenter,
j
Is
accufed
of
setting
the
fire
for
$500
to
help
a
woman
friend,
!
Mrs.
Adele
Wall,
collect
$4,500
Insu-aace
money
on
the
cottage
,
:
occupied
by
the
baby
and
his
young
parents,
"MrT
"and
"Mrs.
:
i
'
Anthony
Lafontaine.
Mrs.
Wall,
owner
of
the
cottage,
is
held
as
i
material
witness.
CP
PHOTO)
;
i
placed
the
new
outbreak
near
'Mansur,
five
miles
northeast
of
j
jWeyburn.
j
j
This
Is
28
miles
outside
of
the
i
'quarantined
area
and
about
73,
!
miles
southeast
of
Regina.
It
Is
within
the
buffer
zone
set
up!
1
around
the
Quarantine
area.
A
1
p.
TON
(CP)
-The
Sen-
j
Down
In
Jungle
time
disasters
in
naval
all
aldermen
American
request
that
ac-1
B
left
A
(jeorge
Casey
by
history.
.
......company
him
on
a
complete
tour;
piBe"thisfwinoon.
for
-Vanoou-
Meanwhile,
the
27.000
ton
air-
of
the
pipeline
next
Sunday,
ver
cnroute
to
Trail
where
he
wiii
craft
carrier
Wasp,
damaged
in
from
tidewater
to
the
dam.
ipay
ten
-day
visit
with
his
sons,
the
Saturday
night
collision
that
"i
will
consider
this
a
personal
f
Darrow
and
George.
He
will
also
steamed
slowly
homeward.
She
favor
If
you
will
come."
i
visit
Rossland
where
he
resided
sent
the
Hobson
to
the
.bottom,
After
that,
the
aldermen
talked
;
for
manv
years
before
coming
to
relations
committee
j
d
to
cut
President
ntrPMns
atrfs
(CPi
Pan-
hrrrt
nf
41
nnlmalnmlxed
beef
!
suu.uuo.uuo
iorcignlAmerican
Alrways
announced
,,
Hairy
stock
have
become
i
;
carried
61
of
the
minesweper's
jn
a
"picknicking"
mood
Prince
Rupert.
oy
51.000.000,000
today
that
widespread
searcn
infected,
Federal
officials
an-
Tom
Connally
had
been
started
for
a
strato-
nounced
late
Tuesday
said
the
reduction
'
cruiser
which
has
been
reported
;survivors
some
'seriously
in-;
-We'll
have
to
bring
a
lunch,"
i
jured.
.
said
one.
;
Travelling
between
8
and
10
"And
wear
high
boots
it's
!
knots
the
carrier
is
expected
to
pretty
rough
hike."
nus!"B
"
1IU'"
"lu
uc
to
about
P68
npr-
TIDES
,
Wednesday,
April
30,
1952
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J.'
i
r
s
I.
,
Today's
Stocks
!
reach
Brooklyn
navy
yard
for,
"What
time,
did
you
say?"
The
'
$1,500,000
luxury
plane
oe
applied
to
all
bill.
was
flvine
from
Rio
de
Janeiro
n
JlllllliklOtl
III.
1,1(1.1
(Pacific
Standard
Timei
High
:
4:49
17.5
feet
said
he
considered
Un
Nbui
Vnrk
K
hnri
41
nnvsrn.
'
Russian
Jets
Attack
French
Airliner
In
Corridor
to
Berlin
Ship
Makes
Safe
Escape
Stern
Protest
Sent
by
Allies
"Is
that
daylight
or
standard
itime?"
quipped
another.
I
The
tour
calls
for
an
inspection
of
four
or
five
miles
of
pipeline.
v
.4"
after
thp
cut
mH
gesr
and
crew
of
nine
aboard.
"
The
aircraft
was
first
reported
repairs
Friday
or
Saturday.
Torch
Command
Sounds
Warning
15.8
feet
6.0
feet
10.8
feet
18:18
11:43
23:48
j
-fvd
it
would
pass
f
after
three
or
four
Mr.
Stewart
will
arrange
the
'Low
j
transportation.
'
,
missing
early
today
over
terri-1
f'Mtf
possibly
start-;
tory
consisting
largely
of
jungle,
i
4'jrioa'
A
later
report
that
it
had
;:lltee
vote
for
the
landed
safely
at
Belcm,
Brazil,
f
't
Was
9
tO
3.
!
-o
HnnlaroH
tn
K
linlriiA
CAPETOWN
i
Winding
up
a
two.day
council,
leaders
of
the
f
n
.
.
,
j..
,
,
,
Torch
Command
said
they
have
TWO
IvUSSian
jet
Ilgnters
at-
m0billzed
175,000
members
to
BERLIN
(CP)-
VANCOUVER
American
Standard
.
:.
.25
'
Bialotne
6.00
Cariboo
Quartz
1.45
Cronin
Bablnc
44
Giant
Mascot
89
Indian
Mines
18
Pend
Oreille
.
..
6.25
Pioneer
2.25
Premier
Border
28
Privateer
09','g
Reeves
MacDonald
....
4.50
Reno
05
Sheep
Creek
...
1-60
Silbak
Premier
56
Taku
River
08
Vananda
IV,
z
Salmon
Gold
04
fic
Regulations
Council
Approves
Big
Hike
in
City
Tan
Rate
Business
Tax
May
Also
be
Imposed
to
Keep
..
Pace
With
Mounting
Needs
and
Costs
A
four-mill
tax
increase
and
institution
of
a
tacked
an
Air
France
commercial
air
liner
with
can-
thend--
against
v-non
and
machine
gun
fire
in
the
Allied
air
corridor
with
south
Africa's
constitution.
iitened
Under
New
over
the
Soviet
zone
today.
Two
German
passengers
Delegates
from
four
provinces
mtq
rnor)
,
,
,
,
1
1
ui
tile
"'c
VlllVH
UIUUV'J
j
were
wounded
and
two
crew
memoers
incneu
"i'
Prime
Minister
Daniel
F.
Malan
-
that
they
wilhmeet
"action
with
aw
Before
Council
Silver
Standard
2.40
Western
Uranium
3.75
action-
is
he
pushes
through
a
fbusiness
tax
looms
for
Prince
Rupert
property
own-
bill
which
would
strip
the
Ap-
S
T
v
n,
l-
i
peais
(Supreme)
Court
of
power
'
ers
and
merchants
this
year.
Indication
of
the
nign-taryaa1:tdgment
Parliam!n"
!
est
budget
in
history
was
given1
by
the
finance
com-The
bin,
which
passed
first
mittee
at
last
night's
council
meeting.-.
nds
removal
from
Third
Avenue,
pedes-
Await
Red
Truce
Reply
bullets.
The
air
liner
was
enroute
to
Berlin
with
eleven
passengers
and
six
crew
members.
It
ducked
behind
cloud
cover
after
tl
lighters
had
made
four
passes.
Half
an
hour
later
it
reached
safely.
The
fuselage
was
riddled
but
nnnp
n
f
thp
shots
hit
a
vital
VmSs,
jay-walking,
traffic
signals
and
pro-1
Anglo
Canadian
8.00
reading
last
weo.neso.ay,
waa
A
nlke
t0
70
mllls
was
approv-Malan
s
answer
to
a
decision
of
j
ed
by
council
in
committee,
as
a
traffic
tickets
are
some
of
the
major
j
fa
new
traffic
bylaw
being
studied
by
city:
ine
cuun
Hiiiuu
iiucw
uui
mc
n.hnIr
nracfint
rntp
ic
mills
S'
Kla
,reJln:law
restricting
voting
rights
of
:
lf
fncJease
for
cemTtery
A.
P.
Con
60
Calmont
1.85
Central
Leduc
3.75
Home
Oil
:..
15.00
Mercury
31
Okalta
4.60
Royal
Canadian
26
-.-t
nt
(ho
ninnp
truce
talks
are
in
complete
re
persons
of
mixed
blood.
j
ln;pr0Vements
was
approved
in
A
full
debate
on
the
bill
begins
a
bylaw
tne
DeCember
elec-
The
Allied
High
Commission
cess
today
for1
the
first
time
in
at
Bonn
sent
a
stern
protest
to
ve
months.
The
United
Na-
v,o
cnvi.i
nnntmi
finmmission
tions
command
awaited
Com-
TORONTO
munist
reaction
to
secret
Allied
!
Athona
13'
i
j
immediately.
between
,
proposals
for
an
armistice.
It
Is
(
tions.
'
"If
we
are
on
to
do
anything
to
roads
and
streets,
there
will
have
to
be
a
tax
increase,"
said
Aid.
Michael
Krueger,
finance
chairman.
Commercial
flights
'"
lwss
its
decision
i
24-hour
parking
on
all
down-std
bylaw
at
next
i
town
areas
except
First
Avenue,
tlne,
following
its
'
Beach
Place
and
Water
Street.
ln
rough
draft
by
!
5-
Committee
also
recommends
ommitteo.
!
specific
provision
be
put
Into
'
read
by
City
clerk
j
the
bylaw
making
both
owner
10
council
last
night,
i
a"d
operator
of
a
vehicle
re-W.
Brown,
Q.c
',
I
sponsible
to
appear
at
the
police
"is
intention
to
"re-
station
ln
response
to
a
properly
a
bylaw
(
iast
revised
I
signed
trafHc
ticket
left
by
a
'""'Sinning
to
end
'
"
I
Peace
officer
in
the
car.
.
...
lllUi
nl.l
1
i,
-WEATHER-
Synopsis
Berlin
and
Western
Germany
up
to
the
communists
to
set;
date
of
the
next
meeting.
j
were
cancelled
temporarily
but
embargo
was
lifted
gradually
a
i
"OVER
ALL"
SOLUTION
Clearing
skies
and
cool
Pacific
Special
committee
to
investigate
such
a
levy
consists
of
Aldermen
Hills,
Krueger,
H.
M.
Daggett
and
H.
F.
Glassey.
"ROUGH"
ESTIMATES
Although
estimates
have
only
been
"roughed
out"
finance
committee
reported
to
council
that
most
of
the
revenue
would
be
used
without
any
board
of
works
plans
considered.
Road
program,
for
instance,
constitutes
a
minimum
of
$24,-000
worth
of
improvements.
Other
work
has
been
planned
on
sidewalks.
Council
agreed
in
committee
taxpayers
would
not,
"kick
too
much"
at
"a
mill
increase
If
"they
can
see
that
we
have
accomplished
something."
,
It
was
indicated,
however,
that
parks
board
estimates
Would
be
pared.
Commissioners
have
ask-
Meanwhile,
still
more
revenue
few
hours
later.
The
United
Nations
Command
air
brought
frosts
to
many
points
i
-
oiumnen
will
ftiemoers
oi
me
special
vrai-
f
HI?
next
tn
1--
flo
Amnmlttaa
nroro
Uavnr
H
S
There
was
no
Immediate
ac-
j
yesterday
gave
the
Communists
fin
the
interior
and
a
few
coastal
will
be
sought
through
means
of
counting
for
the
attack.
what
was
called
an
"over
alii
places
also.
Today
should
be
a
business
tax,
investigation
of
The
pilot
said
he
was
flying
;
solution"
to
three
critical
issues
i
sunny
in
most
regions
with
some
which
was
proposed
-
by
Aid.
precisely
in
the
centre
of
the
air
;
blocking
a
Korean
armistice.
afternoon
cloudiness
and
show-
Krueger.
A
special
committee
corridor
over
the
Russian
zone
!
Details
were
not
disclosed
but
ers
near
mountains.
Increasing
was
appointed,
when
the
two
jets
made
lour
the
Communists,
after
agreeing
cloud
In
south
coast
areas
will
Aia.
George
Hills,
also
on
the
passes
at
him
and
unloaded
to
keep
the
full
dress
negotla-
mark
the
movement
of
a
deep
finance
committee,,
said
If
'the
"J
IS
li.lr.iM..
Whalen
Aid.
Darrow
Oomez,
Sgt.
E."
A.
Wales,
RCMP,
city
"HUTU
ttlf
lln
,
";inimously
against
Third
clerk
and
the
city
solicitor.
"""us
on
lln
street).
Taxis
i
bursts
of
cannon
and
machine-
tions
secret,
asked
for
an
in-
Pacific
disturbance
towards
the
mi
rate
was
increased
this
in"!"
Ol'tober
31
:ft"ti
Avenue,
definite
recess
Presumably
thev
Oregon
coast.
Cloud
from,
this
year
"that
will
be
about
the
gun
fire.
!
wanted
to
-submit
the
plan
to
system
will
spread
over
the
limit
we
can
go.
""nee
n
southern
part
Of
.
the
province
r
rinn't.
think
we
'ran
tret
anv
'commends
eivht
f.,t
,
Peiping
ana
Pyongyang.
Dr.
Endicott
Gives
Denial
Aumaque
20
Beattle
Duqucsne'
523i
Bevcourt
1.18
Buffalo
Canadian
23
Consol.
Smelters
34.00
Conwest
,
4.05
Donalda
:
42
Eldona
23
',2
East
Sullivan
8.15
Giant
Yellowknlfe
10
God's
Lake
,.
55
Hardrock
13
Harricana
11
Heva
11
Duvex
90
Joliet
Quebec
,
50
Little
Long
Lac
73
Lynx
16
Madsen
Red
Lake
1.90
McKenzie
Red
Lake
43
McLeod
Cockshutt
2.85
Moneta
44
Negus
60
Noranda
74.00
Louvicourt
30
Pickle
Crow
1.76
Petrol
Oil
&
Gas
1.25
Senator
Rouyn
19
Srerrit
Gordon
4.30
Steep
Rock
7.15
Silver
Miller
1.60
Upper
Canada
180
"'1
'nterseetinn
tomorrow
and
a
few
showers
are
more
revenue
from
land
and
!
ed
Ior
$14,000
expected
on
the
south
coast,
improvements.
Costs
are
spiral-
j
SIDEWALKS
,
..
...
,.
r
...III
U
Ui.rhun
i
MeBr
de
Douks
Burn
Two
Barns
ft-
Ca;
rs
would
have
it-:
.
icmam.
,m
c
:
v-
mg
an
me
imie,
more
iia
i.ioie
Meantime,
city
approved
Aid.
day
and
tonight
in
southern
needs
to
be
done
in
the
city.
We!D
w
motion
in
future
British
Columbia
but
there
will
elsewhere
for
will
have
to
turn
,
aU
ewata
Iar
as
possible
Big
Blaz
e
In
Nanaimo
;
'ians
riht-of-way
'
LONDON
(CP)
Rev.
Dr.
James
Is
th
'ns'
Also
rec-'
Endlcott
denied
here
today
that
be
constructed
on
a
local
im
"i
in
JaJ"WaiKing
:
lc
"au
iuili
viuiiec
iicwapuiJii-
NELSON
3"
Two
barns
at
the
nearby
Doukhobor
centre
of
j
crossing
areas.
mPn
In
Mukden
that
Canada
i
might
be
Implicated
in
germ
fCCiiimiibt.
.in
Thrums
were
burned
to
tne
ground
Saturday.
I
NANAIMO
(CP)
-
An
entire
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Po-;
business
block
in
downtown
C,,c7air
SiBnaI
j
lice
are
Investigating
the
fires,
commercial
street
was
menaced
Forecast
'
j
He
supported
the
investigation
of
''"S
a
business
tax'
North
coast
region-Variable
:
cloudiness
today,
sunny
on
Wed-
!
"At
present,
big
mnd
small
nesday.
A
few
showers
this
af-
businesses
pay
the
same
ternoon.
Not
much
change
In
amount
for
a
licence.
Perhaps
temperature.
Light
winds.
Lows
businesses
could
be
assessed
tonight
and
highs
tomorrow
at
according
to
their
gross
r
net
Port
Hardy.
38
and
50;
Sandspit.
income.
At
any
rate
this
pos-
34
and
50;
Prince
Rupert,
32
and
sible
source
of
revenue
must
52.
lie
investigated.-'
provement
repayment
plan.
'
In
the
past,
some
sidewalks
had
been
paid
for
out
of
general
revenue
while
others
had
been
constructed
by
local
improvement.
"This
Is
utterly
unfair
and
we
must
take
a
definite
stand,"
declared
Aid.
Hills,
who
introduced
the
subject.
.
warfare
in
Korea.
He
had
made
no
such
statement,
Dr.
Endlcott
declared.
Dr.
Endicott,
however,
said
there
was
evidence
that
anthrax
rvA
V,
1
-.A-n
Halnir
They
are
reported
to
have
been
'"sni
oy
a
nre
wnicn
spoui-of
incendiary
origin.
!ed
flames
100
feet
In
the
air
as
The
buildings
were
owned
by
i
they
destroyed
a
cafe
and
drug
Peter
Abrosimoff
and
George
1
store.
Damage
was
placed
at
n
rt
tutwfHn
ri
mm
and
t
inn
nun
Mm
;'jrttd
riVf
should
be
spread
among
the
Chinese
com-u'
a
ilmit
ofimunlste.
(
J
UJA'l
i
.
"