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NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Published
at
Conada'$
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest'
VOL.
XLI,
No.
58
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
MARCH
8,
1952
TEN
CENTS
(including
comic
section)
IL
n
uu
jadians
jj
i;
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i
No
Support
-Bennett
Fires
Major
Farms
Near
At
Present
Salvo
in
Legislature
Regina
Hit
iiish
.
iament
I
vyj?
tt
Work
Now
Under
Way
In
Building
of
New
B.C.
City
at
Kitimat
Work
has
been
started
at
Kitimat
and
soon
more
than
2500
men
will
be
employed
there
on
what
may
become
one
of
British
Columbia's
largest
cities,
soma
100
miles
south
of
Prince
Rupert.
-
A
British
Columbia
construe-
r
Gardiner
Discusses
Foot
And
Mouth
Disease
Situation
REGINA
P
The
federal
government
is
not
ready
to
support
beef
prices
against
any
slump
from
foot
and
mouth
disease
but
mav
have
to
do
something
later,
Says
Liberals
and
Conservatives
on
Way
Out
.
Socred
Government
Next
VICTORIA
(CP)
W.
A.
C.
Bennett,
hardware
merchant,
who
quit
the
coalition
government
of
B.C.
;
last
year,
yesterday
fired
his
first
major
salvo
for
Social
Credit.
!
I
REGINA
(CP)
Outbreak
of
foot-and-mouth
disease
in
three
additional
cattle
herds
in
the
Regina
area
is
reported
today
The
outbreak
has
not
yet
been
confirmed
by
laboratory
tests.
;
Three
of
the
herds
are
in
Sher-i
wood
municipality
within
the
quarantine
area
and
within
a
i
mile
of
the
city
of
Regina.
'
There
are
95
cattle
in
the
three
herds
affected.
,
.
s
'
NOVA
SCOTIAN
Sir
Peter
Maccionald,
born
in
Nova
Scotia
and
educated
at
Dalhousic
University,
Halifax,
Is
Conservative
member
for
the
Isle
of
Wiht.
He
has
held
the
seat
since
1924.
In
his
budget
speech
Mr.
Bennett
(Ind.-South
Okanaganl
said
a
Social
Credit
government
will
be
elected
in
British
Columbia
this
summer.
'
He
was
constantly
interrupted.
I
Arrests
in
Big
Robbery
the
Minister
of
Agriculture,
Hon..
'
J.
G.
Gardiner,
said
yesterday.
For
the
present,
the
minister
indicated,
a
more
pressing
matter
in
the
interests
of
-the
Canadian
government
is
to
get
piovincial
administrations
to
break
down
a
variety
of
embargoes
against
the
movement
of
western
livestock
and
meats
"'-
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11
tion
organization,
now
one
of
the
largest
in
Canada,
has
started
on
the
biggest
building
job
in
Hie
history
of
the
west.
The
yroup
is
Kitimat
Con-.itiui
tors
and
iU
project
is
the
Aluminum
Co.
of
Canada's
harbor,
docks,
roads,
works
and
the
city
of
Kitimat
it-self
on
the
shores
of
a
hiterto
isolated
1
inlet.
nt
v.
within
-
Canada.
Mr.
Gardiner
Kitimat
Constructors,
syndi-
told
newspapermen
nis
aovisers
CUONSDT
POINT,
Rhode
Island
W
Federal
Bureau'
of
Investigation
last
niHht
were
holding
two
suspects
after
two
masked
men,
carrying
guns,
held
up
the
credit
union
at
a
naval
air
station
here
and
escaped
with
$100,000.
The
car
pf
the
bandits
was
.ouiid
ablate
five
miles
from
the
station.
rate
of
eight
of
British
Colum-
nail
informed
mm
tney
aia
noi
hA
mamr
construction
firms,
think
foot
and
mouth
disease
f
A
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V
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I.
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by
questions
and
cat
calls
Jrom
all
sides
of
the.
house.
i
Bennett,
who
joined
the
So-.
cial
Credit
party
several
months
ago,
said
the
Liberals
and
Pro-j
gressive
Conservatives
will
go
out
of
power
in
the
coming
election
and
won't
come
back
for
fifty
years."
,
1
Questions
were
rained
on
Ben-
nett
from
the
Libeiul,
the
Progressive
Conservative
and
CCFj
benches.
'
"Come
to
some
of
our
meetings
and
you'll
get
unswers,"
he
said.
"You're
afraid
of
Social
'
,
Credit.
You
don't
want
me
to
tell
about
it."
"
He
said
Premier
Byron
Johnson
had
out
manoeuvred
the
is
bid
and
received
for
by
far
the
would
spread.
largest
building
undertaking
"We
think,"
he
stated,
"it
ever
started
in
Canada.
absolutely
under
control."
A
M
SOI
-WEATHER-
i
First
Load
of
Pyrites
From
Reds
Renewing
Germ
Charges
TOKYO
(CP)
Chou
'
En-Lai.
premier
and
foreign
minister
of
Communist
China,
said
yesterday
that
United
States
planes
have
been
spreading
germs
over
Manchuria.
He
warned
that
any
fliers
who
are
caught
dropping
germs
will
be
dealt
with
as
war
criminals.
Chou
said
United
States
planes
i
made
448
sorties
over
Manchurii.
I
between'
February
29
and
March
;
5
"to
spread
a
large
number
of
germ
carry
in
insects."
Thlo
ti.og
tVio
latest
in
t.hl.
FATHER
-uf
the
laic'
B'iar-Law,
hip
Minister
j.
Om'erva-
n
r-.
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iilll.
i
FIRES
SALVO
.
.
.
W.
A.
C.
Bennett
Britannia
at
Watson
Island
l"h-ut
lnnrl
nf
irnn
nwitps
from
the
Britannia
Synopsis
A
Pacific
.disiurDance
which
bi
ought
some
rain
overnight
to
the
central
interiur
and
a
lew
,i
F.uUani'-nt
lor
(ir.-H.iil-Hallem-
Progressive
Conservatives
and
House
of
Briti.-
Meat
Prices
FORMER
-
RANCHER
Eric
Johnson,
a
former
rancher
from
British
Columbia's
Cariboo
district,
is
Conservative
member
for
Blackley
Division
Of
Muiii.ht.all
r.
scattered
showers
to
the
south
em
coast
Aov
i
intc
?
Albert
this
;
Mine
in
Howe
Sound
is
being
unloaded
today
at
Wat-,
that
they
would
not
rcount
in
the
"2-
K.W
Brmsh
'
son
Island
for
the
stockpile
which
Columbia
Cellulose
j
Te
LnS
on
L
the
ropes
Increasing
C;o!un.bia.
t.
Miit
wi
huiiil
lor
cne
su
cnur
ournine
piant
n
i
j
A.
till?
r
UliS.
KUWIUV
T.
H.
S6rensen,
general
man-
r
.rt,,tl
T
,
'
series
of
Communist
propaganda.
AiSCGrwremerlh!
installing
in
connection
with
the
pulp
mill.
The
burner
is
expected
to
be
.ager
of
the
British
Columbia!.
.
.
rerito
Th
TTni,d
Rtf.tp,
hrand
KU(.h
eadv
for
operation
by
early
Co-operative
Federation
and
absurd.
in
prospect
for
Van-
charges
as
I
summer.
When
the
sulphur-
other
co-operative
officials
from
(P"
next
week
i
Today's
Stocks
western
B.C.
Sunday
morning,
bringing
rain
.and
somewhat
lower
temperatures
to
that
section
Sunday
and
continued
cloudiness
to
the
rest
of
the
'
makine
Dlani
siaris
running,
Vancouver,
uu
imxc
umi
uac,
.
lw.ll
notVe
necessary
to
bring
for
the
annual
meeting'of
the
!
pr'
cent
of
MM
32.75
W
cents
paid
an
avei
age
sulphur
the
long
distance
from
Prince
Rupert
Fishermen's
Co-
;ers
1
Texas
operative,
are
sailing
bv
the
!
a
pound
for
cattle.
,
'
..
first
,
shi
v,,
ment
,
of
f
pntet
i
Chilcotin
tomorrow
night
on;
Ten
carloads
were
bought
for
The
Vancouver.
that
price
at
a
Merrit
jale.
consists
of
1600
tons
brougnt
J:
FOOTBALL
VANCOVVF.K
;fra
Britannia
by
the
tug
Gulf,
Mariner
towine
tne
barfte
BulK
Canada
Should
Be
Building
Carrier
No.
1.
formerly
the
Frank
;
Waternouse
coast
freighter
'
Southholm.
The
outfit
arrived
at
;
Watson
Island
at
8
o'clock
yes-
terday
morning.
!
The
Gulf
Mariner,
rfne
time
iFalrmille
Naval
vessel,
formerly
nwned
and
now
owned
by
Gulf
.
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r
Roads
Instead
of
Spending
In
Europe,
Declares
CCF'er
VICTORIA
fCP)
Leo
Nimsick
(CCF-Cran-
Furecast
North
coast
.igin;i
Mostly
overca.st
tonight
and
Sunday.
Ch'ca.iiutiU
tlrizjile
today,
changing
to
rain
tonight
and
Sunday.
A
little
cooler.
Wind.
light
except
southerly
f
15
1
tonight
and
Sunday
morning.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
tomorrow
at
Port
Hardy,
38
and
45;
Sand.splt,
34
and
42;
Prince
Rupert.
33
and
42.'
Vancouver
City,
Lower
Fraser
Valley
and
Georgia
Strait
regions
Cloudy
today
and
Sunday.'
Occasional
light
rain
this
morning.
A
little
cooler.
Winds
light.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
tomor-1
row
At
Vancouver
airport,
38
and
4G;
Abbotsford,
35
and
48;
I
American
Standard
26
Bralorne
6.10
B
R
X
04
Cariboo"
Quartz
1.25
-
Congress
06
Cronin
Babine
44
Giant
Mascot
97
Indian
Mines
21
Pioneer
2.25
Premier
Border
32
Privateer
0934
Sheep
Creek
1
65
Taku
River
07
Vananda
19
"
Salmon
oog
.03
'-a
Silver
Standard
2.35
Western
Uranium
2.85
Oils-Anglo
Canadian
9
00
v.
y
.-!
!
Lines
Lines
Ltd.
Ltd.
of
of
Vancouver,
Vancouver,
is
is
under
unaer
'
i-
t
i
x.
.
rharter
to
Frank
waternouse.
brook
)
suffcested
in
the
British
Columbia
legislature
NAVY-
C.
E.
M.
li')
us
t'.ir.adian
officer
in
Potts-'"1
in
1SI44
and
i
lie
Canadian
'Mux
awl
wesl--m
bases,
i,s
Cun-'iniier
tor
Hox-
jshe
is
powered
with
twin
diesei;
,
th
t
Canacia's
Drimary
highways
be
taken
I
oi
of
2000
i!uou
n.p.
n.p.
ana
aim
orougnw
uiuugm,
i
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;
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,
engines
WAS
LECTURER
M.
Mac-'
plurson,
a
former
lecturer
at
the
University
of
Nvw
Brunswick,
Frederirton,
is
Labor
member
for
Stilling
and
i
UC1C1U.C
her
tow
up
the
coast
speedily
at
over
Dy
tne
r
euerai
uuvei
iiinent
d&
ils
101
2
nrniPft
n-lkirk
i
The
Mariner
has
space
for
100
Nanaimo,
38
and
47.
Nimsick
said
the
roads
are
Can
ada's
first
line
of
defence.
In
the
last
war.
the
Alaska
highway
was
rushed
to
completion
in
18
pt
Fighters
Score
by
1(0
's
i"-
-Mulish
Cup
Sixth
Rvnntt
i
Blackburn
Rovers
3.
Burnley
I.
Luton
Town
2,
Arsenal
3.
Portsmouth
2,
Newcastle
United
4.
Sheffield
United
0,
Chelsea
1.
Scottish
Cup,
Fourth
Round
.
Airdrieonians
2,
Hearts
2.
Dundee
4,
Aberdeen
0.
';
Rangers
1,
Motherwell
1.
Third
Lanark
1,
Kalkirk
0.
I
English
League
Div.
1
'.
Aston
Villa
0,
Tottenham
Hot1
spur
3
Blackpool
4,
Fulham
2
Derby
County
4,.Preston
North
End
3
Huddersfield
Town
0,
Bolton
Wanderers
2
,
Liverpool
1,
Middlesborough
1
Mtiei
Sunderland
1,
Manchester,
.
United
2
Wolverhampton
Wanderers
,3,
Stoke
City
0
English
League
Div.
2
Barnsley
0,
Rotherham
United
i
Bury
1,
Brentwood
0
Coventry
City
1,
Leicester
City
3
Hull
City
3,
Leeds
United
Notts
County
0,
Everton
0
(tie)
Queen's
Park
Rangers
2,
Southampton
0
"
;
Swansea
Town
1,
Nottingham
Forest
2
West
Ham
United
0,
Mirming-
ham
City
1
i
Scottish
League
Div.
A
Partick
Thistle
2.
Celtic
4
!
St.
Mirren
3,
Queen
of
the
South
1
Stirling
Albion
1,
Morton
1
tie)
Hons
of
cargo
in
her
holds
and
j
brought
that
quantity
of
alum-i
Sum
sulphate
for
Cellulose.
She
will
go
this
week-end
to
Alice
i
Arm
to
pick
up
100
tons
of
Tor-!
brit
mine
concentrates,
calling
i
at
Watson
Island
to
pick
up
her
empty
barge.
!
The
Gulf
Mariner
and
barge
will
operate
twice
a
month
between
Britannia
and
Watson
Is-
i
land.
nnL.in
,f
Uu,
riulf
Mariner
is
A
P
Con
51
Calmont
1.95
Central
Leduc
3.30
Mercury
!
30
Okulta
3.80
Pacific
Pete
11.00
Royal
Canadian
22
Royalite
17.00
TORONTO
Athona
.U
Aumaquc
.20';
Beat
tie
DuQuesne
'
45
Bcvcourt
100
Buffalo
Canadian
24
Consol.
Smelters
38.00
Conwcst
3.70
war.
li-
1
Vs-
months.
"Next
time"
he
added
"we
may
not
have
eighteen
months.
Instead
of
'spending
millions
for
airdromes
in
Europe
and
guns
and
ammunition
for
European
nations,
this
money
should
be
put
into
trans-Canada
highway
svstpms
This
should
be
com-
i
TKO's
in
Golden
Gloves
et
Set
i
Capt.
Charles
Roberts
and
mate
pleted
'as
quickly
as
possible
lis
Al
Strang.
She
has
a
crew
of
as
if
we
were
developing
a
new
1
sixteen.
1
type
of
bomber."
t
By
CLANC'EY
LORANGER
VANCOUVER
Experts
are
predicting
that
Joe
Ward's
Prinee
liupert
Elks
will
come
home
from
the
Province
Oolden
Cloves
with
at
least
three,
and
nnybo
four,
championships
when
the
tournament
fail
8
"
.V;.x.
!
;
mm
all.
.
'K-!f
there
an
no
3
w
inds
up
tonight.
Rupert
fighters
won
three
out
th
;
dl'vi'lopimnt,s
be
brought
of
four
fights
here
last
night
as
down
Fin
ianee
Minuioi-
.
heavvwi'luht
Glen
(Tinvi
Carlson
Nuns
Still
,:
Abl)U.
announced
and
Middleweight
Bill
(Mouse)
i!e
cave
mi
.
Edmonton
(CP)
Premier
E.
C.
Manning
last
night
announced
a
record
Alberta
budget
of
more
than
$116,000,000.
j
As
provincial
treasurer,
Mr.
Manning
presented
his
1952-53
budget
to
the
legislature
showing
a
big
increase
in
oil
revenue
and
major
boosts
in
the
spending
for
left
sat
him
down
again,
and
he
i
was
through
for
the
night.
,
CHICK
PLACE
!
Place
drew
Victoria
Drive's
Jim
Swanson
In
his
first
fight
of
the
night,
and
wasted
little
time.
He
put
Swanson
down
for
an
eight
count
in
the
first,
then
put'
him
away
for
keeps
In
the
second
via
the
TKO
route
at
1
minute,
Morrison
drew
oyes.
-
but
Pri
,
Donalda
47
Eldona
27
East
Sullivan
8.30
Giant
Yellowknife
11.35
God's
Lake
.41'
Hardrock
13
Harricana
143i
Heva
13
Joliet
Quebec
48
Little
Long
Lac
69
Lynx
13
Madsen
Red
Lake
2
00
McLcod
Cockshutt
2.80
Moneta
38
Noranda
.-.
80.50
Louvicourt
30
1
Pickle
Crow
1.57
San
Antonio
2.45
Senator
Rouyn
17
Sherrit
Gordon
4.60
Steep
Rock
7.35
Silver
Miller
1.59
Upper
Canada
!..
1.70
Golden
Manitou
6.35.
Victors
were
light-heavyweight
Enthusiastic
Andy
Marshall,
who
produced
probably
the
most
devastating
PINT-SIZED
PUGILIST
Where
he
found
them
nobody
knows.
This
discarded,
worn-out
pair
of
over-large
boxing
gloves
is
likely
his
only
plaything.
Korean
children
stay
cheerful
despite
the
tragedies
of
warfare.
(CP
from
National
Defence)
Manitoba
Rink
Sweeps
Through,
single
punch
on
the
whole
card
Ambushed
and
linlitwcicht
Chuck
Place,
25
seconds.
Cana-
1
education,
health
and
welfare,
!
HONG
KONG
ft
Three
Idian
nuns,
who
were
expelled
!
highways
and
assistance
to
mu-i
from
China
by
the
Communists,
;
nlcipalities.
said
todav
that,
if
it
becomes
A
surplus
of
$279,300
was
es-
who
scored
two
TKO
victories
and
had
the
crowd
roaring
with
ivuiuster
Has
said
that
Cana-
txn''t
substantial
"'s
slthough
there
"'
MJiistmciiis.
1
b,'pn
speeulation
miRht
bring
from
;
Siin.non.ooo
in
In
federal
taxes,
fd
the
eiRaivtte
tax
u'cl
a"d
there
may
"
fWh
Horns
as
s.a.shiR
machines
1
ators.
'
Chuck
had
a
tougher
nut
to
crack
in
his
second
fight,
Billy
Rtnne
nf
North
Bumaby,
but
his
mugging
antics
and
arm
possible,
they
will
return
to
their
,
timated
with
no
new
taxation.
him
up
in
me
wavi8-
'after
softening
The
third
Prince
Ruuert
fighter
sprnnd
round.
Rupert's
curly
to
see
action,
Bill
(Chubby
i
headed
fighter
delivered
a
colos-Stacey,
lost,
a
decision
to
Ralph
sal
solar
plexus
punch
In
the
missionary
work
"lull
ot
eiunu-
tjy
reamiing
w
siasm"
even
if
they
have
to
suf-
steadily
the
province
will
be
debt
fcr
the
sam
ordeal
again.
;
tree
by
1973,
the
Premier
fore-
The
nuns
were
kept
imprisoned
cast.
for
almost
a
year
on
charges
of
j
.
Qjl
revenue
was
estimated
at
murrierine
more
than
2.000
or-
too
ann
nnn
on
inrrpft.se
of
412.-
Surgeons
Now
Fighting
To
Save
Life
of
Steve
Suchan
of
Montreal
MONTREAL
0
Surgeons
fought
today
to
save
the
life
of
Shore
of
Vernon,
but
the
call
turA
uiat
left
Stone
gasping
at
drew
boos
from
the
audience.
!
phans
at
a
Roman
Catholic
or-
393
000
over
the
$25,906,000
for
i
phanage
at
Canton.
i
1951-52
year.
They
expect
to
return
to
Can-
;
Calgary
Hospital
Nurses
All
Resign
Without
Defeat
WINNIPEG
Manitoba
"made
it
ten
straight
without
a
defeat
in
this
year's
Canadian
Curling
championships
by
defeating
Northern
Ontario
8
'to
6
in
the
final
match
yesterday.
Later
the
Winnipeg
rink
was
awarded
the
trophy.
Manitoba
had
ten
wins
with-
rnt.
ft
riefeat,
i
ada
soon.
frill
(werous
1
minute,
45
seconds.
!
Stacey's
bout
with
Shore
was
a
dull
affair,
and
ringslders
were
dvlided
on
the
decision.
It
could
have
gone
either
way
but
the
judges
saw
Shore.
Finals
take
place
tonight
as
well
as
presentation
of
awards.
Carlson
and
Morrison
fight
this
afternoon
and
likely
again
MAKSIIAI.I.
KO
Marshall
was
drawn
against
Dan
IVckovich
of
Vancouver's
Police
Mutual
Benevolent
Association
and
was
outweighed
maybe
10
pounds.
Peckovich,
a
couule
of
inches
taller
than
last
iCRASH
ON
JUNGFRAU
j,
CALGARY
Because
of
complaints
from
graduate
nurses,
Toronto
Crash
Kills
Two
Men
ballet-pierced
Steve
Suchaiv
who
was
ambushed
in
his
swank
Cote
Des
Neiges
apartment
by
police
who
sought
him
in
connection
with
a
Toronto
bank
robbery
and
shooting
of
two
policemen.
Police
seek
two
accomplices
also
wanted
.by
the
Toronto
police
for
the'
robbery
Tuesday
of
$24,000
from
a
bank
and
the
shooting
of
Detective
Edmund
A-O11I
r
every
200
BERNE,
Switzerland
(CP)
A
,
twin-engined
United
States
air
j
.
...
i,..
,
""ton
Lo...mM
year's
liEhtheavy
champ
ana
11
t.a
1
u
".
"lie
,,,
torce
iranspon
piane
(rp,
Twn
nu,mbers
Hrilich
r.iilumbia
lost
11
to
9
Jivl
provinccs
8.000
of
lJ-M,
to
Quebec't
match
yes-
1
hen,
P10yPd
t0
TIDES
Dr.
Joseph
Heaslip,
superintendent
of
the
general
hospital
here,
has
resigned.
Mayor
D.
H.
MacKay
strongly
opposed
acceptance
of
resignation
of
Dr.
Heaslip
who
has
been
drawing
a
salary
of
$8,500.
With
one
exception,
all
of
the
82
graduate
nurses
on
the
staff
,
have
resigned
and
will
cease
work
at
the
end
of
March.
Tons
and
St.
'
Roy
Perry
on
"
'
Thursday.
frau
nenk
at
twiliirht
esterday.
Reserve
were
.iuc
-
tCraay.
-
Twerf
Shf
Jens
J-)
their
Vampire
Jets
collided
m
faiis
--
with
Hun
obviously
stronger,
gave
Andy
a
lot
of
trouble
until
Just
before
the
bell
in
the
first
round.
But
with
the
bell,
a
Marshall
left
hand
came
shooting
up
and
Peckovich
dropped,
after
four
seconds
of
fighting,
as
if
pole-axed.
The
Vancouver
fighter
Iniade
an
attempt
to
come
out
In
I
the
second,
but
aiiotlier
Marshall
W.
T
Sunday,
March
9
Com.,,..
.
.
ported
aboard.
There
was
little
mid-air
over
.
1?"
"
1
Columbia
and
Police,
lying
in
wait
for
Su-hope
Toronto
Names
of
of
the
he
Gn
ont
nrio
Rritisn
that
any
occupant
could
north
of
fiVed
before
he
could
get
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1952
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feet
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feet
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It
;.?
'on
told
the
I
his
own
i'los
into
play.
j
wills
and
four
losses.
12:18
6:19
18:40
notification
of
relatives.
,
Low
'
"
-
a
day
"lital
patient.'
j
temperatures.