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ia,
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AND
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BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
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at
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Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
Phone
81
msPATCHKD
VOL.
XLI.
No.
08
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
APRIL
25,
1952
"
'
'
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
Hits
Cfy
Getting
Homes
Jsr
Line;
e
Killed
Lia
private
plane
f
.ni
aboard
"trip-
raOJECT
;jias
main
power
after
au.su
,
the
oc-
o
4
V
fiTnnnfMi
11
U
InJ
U
uv
ir
unci.
-
the
city
j
plunging
nl(Q)RS
IE
tmmm
;
w
I
:
;
o
2)
i
0wa
ai.a
piloted
?'
.
.i,..
nevtpr.
0
iguum
.
distributor,
was
landing
when
.r
a
broke
the
110,000-
-
'
V'
....
I
I
Successful
Issue
To
Local
Campaign
Gratification
Expressed
By
Chamber
of
Commerce
City
Congratulated
Prince
Rupert
is
to
get
its
50-unit
rental
housing
to
GoY
7a;
Policy
.
it),
garage
oper-
Jones.
7;
ivn.
40.
roofer.
Council
!
Accepts
j
Housing
Prince
Rupert's
housing
projectnow
going
through
wan
presented
to
city
council
last
,n
air
cuiiclition
i
been
pulled
from
j
lure
it
burst
mio;
OTTAWA
f
The
lone
woman
I
member
of
the
House
of
Com-
i
mons,
Mrs.
Ellen
Falrc.ough
nrnirt-
nfrcr
nil
Contract
will
be
let
for
the
con-new
homes
under
a
three-way
(PC-Hamilton
Westi,
on
Thurs-r
day
told
the
Federal
government
.Struction
of
the
dian
that,
if
It
plans
to
use
taxes
to
reduce
the
national
debt,
it
'
should
Inform
the
Canadian
agreement
between
federal,
provincial
and
municipal
authorities,
't
was
announced
today
by
J.
D.
McRae,
1
O
x
,
night
in
the
form
of
a
ultimatum
1
and
the
city
accepted,
but
not
j
without
protest.
i
"Either
we
take
on
the
project
at
the
outlined
cost,
or
we
don't
i
'
yet
any
housing
is
what
we
were
I
told
last
night,"
aldermen
sa.d
this
morning
following
an
im-j
'promptu
meeting
between
coun-
JJ
ixiui
P
The"
47-year-oid
chartered
ac-'
former
M..L.A.
for
Prince
Rupert,
who
is
home
follow-countant
said
$2,344,000
had
been
i
ing
a
conference
at
Vancouver
with
Premier
Byron
knocked
off
the
debt
i;i
the
last
'
,
,
,
.
,
.
,.
..
i
five
years.
The
Canadian
people
'
'
Jonnson
under
whose
jurisdiction
the
provincial
and
Parliament
were
not
con-'
phase
of
housing
is
administered.
f
ttyatt
Was
in
ii;
.wuou
I
I
Tnc
contracts
will
be
let
with-
.
:
;
-
debt
reductions
should
b
made
at
this
time.
'
'In
the
next
forty-eight
hours
National
debt
reductions
were
and
worR
wui
commence
lmme-
Mich.
CP'
JacK
!
cil
and
Everett
Brown,
provincial
Hyatt,
Leamington
'housing
authority,
.
j
n
convict,
who
was
:
Council
submitted
five
differ-:
.
lt
,.
nt
proposals
U
Mr.
Brown
by,
.ders
in
the
south-,
wWch
the
..exteiMive
couid
agreed
to
extend
their
bids
beyond
the
usual
thirty-day
limit
period.
fA
few
days
ago
theii
deposits
had
been
returned.)
being
paid
for
by
the
taxpayers
,
oiateiy,
Mr.
MCKae
stated.
i
ns
contractors
mvoivea
nave
at
the
risk
of
their
own
saviags.
t:i
prison
nui,
wmu
oe
kctp
down.
Mr.
Brown
said
Chamber
Congratulates
City
Council
Orme
Stuart,
vice-president
of
It
was
also
evident,
Mr.
Stuart
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
;
observed,
that
Mr.
McRae
and
Commerce,
who
had
been
advls-Mr.
Youngs
had
been
extremely
;td
last
night
In
a
long
distance
1
active
on
the
mailer
In
Vua-
',
conversation
from
Vancouver
,
couver.
i
with
T.
Norton
i
ounes.
Dresident
Since
last
week,
when
the
Crowning
Date
Set
i
he
would
kill
a.i
Central
Mortgage
and
Housing!
u
as
he
could
if
the
'
Corporation
would
not
be
inter-
..
,
estcd.
There
would
be
no
devla-d
tnc
rioters
i
cm-:
romne
orl?lnjU
nor
jlock
a
guard
said
from
thf
orisina!
eo.'t.
,
uaifl,
Joseph
DzaU
Mr.
Brown
told
a
reporter
this'
ton
in
charge
of
ceil
j
morning
the
Federal
government
where
the
rioters
housing
authorities
haa
recon-
hi
other
prison
turn-
;
siaerea
ana
are
now
convmcea
gC3
i
tnere
is
a
aemana
lor
nousea
him
'Crazy
Jack,'
:
even
at
tnc
nign
price.
-
LONDON
An
authoritativeof
the
Chamber,
expressed
satis-
project
was
threatened
with
source
said
Thursday
the
Queen's
faction
at
the
outcome
of
this
I
being
shelved
because
sufficient
coronation
will
take
place
next
housing
Issue.
j
interest
had
not
been
shown,
the
year
during
the
last
week
tn
May
"I
consider
the
city
Is
to
be
city
and
Chamber
of
Commerce
or
first
week
in
June.
congratulated
for
the
part
It
has1
have
been
busy
on
an
Intensive
In
advance
of
an
expected
of-
Plaved
In1
securing
the
houses,-'
campaign
to
get
applications
for
ficial
announcement
the
London
Mr-
Stuart
said.
"A
good
job
was
the
houses.
Close
to
100
applW
Evening
News
pinpointed
the
done
ln
bringing
the
matter
to
a
cations
"
were,
as
a
Tesult,
reflates
June
2.
1953.
gratifying
conclusion:""
-
"
-
fceived.
.
'
!
"
:
7ew??ntlnBJ?T
Sd
fne
"Only
o
Start,"
Says
Jack
McRae
Primp
ftnlsfpi'
Wlnstnn
fThnrrh-
)
'
'
'
;
ALASKA
HIOHWAY
BRIDGE-Canadlan
fcrmy
cnuincjts
are
building
this
$2,500,000
bridge
in
the
Donjek
Valley,
V.T.,
lss'
than.
300
miles
fr
m
the
Arctic
circle.
Part
of
the
Alaska
highway,
'
it
has
eight
spans
and
an
over-all
length
of
1,6
to
feet
of
steel
and
concrete.
It
replaces
a
'wooden
span
which
ha
been
washed
out
in
sue
efsve
years.
The
new
bridge
Is
expected
to
be
:
completed
by
June.
'
;
.
;
r
.
,.-
'
(CP
from
National
Defence
Sees
Cease
Thirty
Seamen
Killed
M
you
will
never
But
he
concurrea
wim
cu
.
Sieve
he's
crazy.
He
council
that.
If
the
houses
could'
ae
and
he
handled
'
not
be
rented
at
$75
a
month,
guvs
like
someone
.another
level
would
have
to
cxr
iiimanded
men
all
found
and
the
loss
nustalned
on
the
agreed
proportion
ieaerai
ill
nnrt
nnmlninns
haup
aerr-fti
Mr.
McRae
commented
as
fol-J
svo
r
ite
pastime
government
75
percent,
provln-,
opening
his
Clal
and
civic
each
at
Wi
pm-:.
je
shu:
In
Worst
Disaster
to
U.S.-lran
Patching
on
the
date.
;
.
lows:
Buckingham
Palace
would
not
"This
will
mean
fifty
good
confirm
the
report.
class
accommodations
will
be-
Unofficial
planning
has
already
:
come
available
for
the
citizens
started
for
what
is
probably
the
;of
Qur
dty
and
wU,
haTO
the
end
Fire
Soon
Possibly
By
End
of
.Month,
CP
Writer
Thinks
Date
in.
Korean-War
sound
was
not
one
,
cent.
do
much
sleeping."
i
MAYOR
PLEASED
rX
rebellion
ended.
Mayor
Harold
Whalcn
said:
4
alter
me
mull-
..j-m
giad
the
housing
question
m
their
demands
finally
settled.
While
not
In
c
prison
reforms,
j
complete
agreement
with
the
state
officials
em-
plant
j
feei
50
houses
wUl
cer-
rioters
still
face
,
rainlv
help
to
alleviate
the
hous-
TOKYO
fCPiThirtv
American
seamen
were
.7
,
1U"
result
of
fifty
of
our
less
de-
.
Avy--
Vv-
J
CVCIlti
til
ViiC
vvui
m,
x
neat
1
C
'
VANCOUV.K
.r
urn
bom,
killed
in
an
pvnlnsinn
explosion
in
in
a
a
gun
Pun
turret
tuuei
On
on
the
me
cimhe-
cruise''
booking
agents
are
of
fering
seats
sirable
..
houses
becoming
va-
war
canadian
Pres.
correspon-
roadBsid8e
n
stands
whf:h
lu
not;cant
Mr.
McRae
Sated
.j
feel
m
Korea
since
December
,
ttcc
ct
paui
0ff
Korea
Monday.
The
navy,
making
be
bullt
for
.
vea,
this
on,v
th.
first.
of
other
lor
crimes
commit-1
inu
iuiii.in.
and
I
hoDe
to
see
dent
dent
Hotels
are
bcoxing
overseas
such
projects
that
win
be
started
lie
reoenion.
i
an
an
anL
earlv
eany
Lsi"
start
start
in
in
l?u..
cuusu
construction.
l,u
laao.
says
owya
a
b
ivorcun
ct-asc-mc
"."
iLn
the
announcement
n,mMn1Dnt
trlv
today,
phIIpH
called
,
if-
it
.,
thp
the
worst
worst
.,.i.
v,..,..l
naval
naal
s
of
thP
fi.
h
said
saw
loauy
toduv
:.m
-seems
just
lust
around
aruuna
the
ne
cornet."
,
ffl.u.uu.av...,,,,,
,
Aid.
George
Casey
juic
visitors.
;
in
Prince
Rupert
for
I
believe
"
m.
niii
vjcui
kc
vuuvt
-
1
.
-
-
ntarily
returned
to
he
was
"diszusted
about
the
He
said
yesterday
that
both
at
;
..
.
,
fh
vnrpan
-.var
Souvenir
makers
are
design-
j
that
in
no
way
will
fifty
houses
relieve
our
overcrowded
hous-
-jng
jewelry
and
trinkets.
s.
the
infamous
dls-
whole
.set-up.
They
(senior
gov-
Eighth
Atniy
headquarters
ini"
'litre
where
thev
ernments.
have
us
over
a
barrel.
Korea
and
at
general
headquar-
j
Gunpowder
n
file
of
undeter-'
unaetcr
.
Quarrel
TEHRAN,
Iran,
(CP)Authoyita-tive
sources
said
today
that
Premier
Mohammed
Mossadegh's
government
and
the
United
States
have
agreed
on
terms
for
resuming
United
States
militajV
aid
to
strategic
THl-rich
Iran.
Aid
was
suspended
early
in
January
because
Mossadegh
refused
to
sign
a
contract
containing
six
commitments
tying
Iran
to
co-operate
with
the
west,
!
ing
conditions."
al
of
in
Tokyo
the
feeling
is
.that
minea
ong.
.
,
t
.
13
guards
as
they
gave
us
an
ultimatum,
ters
;
t
Sunday
to
add
Either
we
accept
the
high-cct
a
cease-fire
might
be
declared
1
plosion
in
the
eight-inch
the
demands
fori
terras
or
we
don't
get
houses
within
a
month.
ward
turret
i)ioti.,.
Today's
Stocks
U'onrtrvy
S.
li.
Jnlinslmi
fit.
Mil.)
rw
!nrf
..,-,1
iJ
K.,t
Hnn't
ilrp
"l
ost
SB
d
llie
ITUOlTei'
n
UUalU
la
1IUW
i.
.
uiiu
ilVIU
Wfll
W
'
1
I
t"
ULCU.
Will.
w
-
he
end.
t
it
one
bit."
Daylight
Time
This
Week-end
who
leturncd
to
Canadn
by
air
i
rne
at.
faui
is
uie
uub"-!'
on
a
brief
business
trip."
ttie
of
Rear
Admiral
Earl
F.
Stone,
feeling
was
that
an
armistice
commander
of
Cruiser
Divi-mieht
come
anv
day.
sion
I.
insurance,
Forest
Policy
..cw
thP
Amcrirans
There
had
been
firing
Landslide
Kills
Four
MENTON,
France
(CP)
Four
I
persons
were
killed
and
10
oth-;
ers
are
missing
today
after
a
I
landslide
crushed
20
houses
in
this
French
Riviera
city
nearj
the
Italian
border.
In
addition.
!
13
persons
were
injured,
some
severely.
Floods
have
washed
'
away
home
foundations.
on
the:
on
to
have
decided
to
get
uuimu'oi,
y.-
seem
Korea
east
coast..
lough
on
air
fields
again."
ler
Fire
by
Liberals
'
the
heavy
A
blast
rocked
The
feeling
among
the
r,a'
major-
British
Columbia
people
will
have
to
get
up
an
hour
earlier
S
v
n
d
a
y
morning.
Daylight
saving
time
comes
into
effect
at
the
end
of
the
week.
Railways,
airlines
and
some
steamships
stay
with
standard
time.
tho
cruiser.
Most
of
the
seamen
were
'
as
provided
under
the
US
Mutual
Security
Act.
It
is
reliably
reported
Mo.v4r
idegh
has
now
pledged
Iran
to
support
United
Nations
charr
with
all
the
resources
at
hi.
command,
build
up
defences
and
fight
any
aggression
against
ois
country.
"
L".:r''::(llnV
.thV
kUled
by
asphyxiation
due
tu
;
LOUVER
(CP)
British
Columbia's
Lib
l-tilllllUllJ"-
1
6wiwv.w..-
...
nation
convention
Thursday
brushed
aside
a
8w,rfBnad1
The
worst
previous
navai
dis
inflation
Johnson
andba0n
nd
r
of
this
war
M
on
of
Premier
Byron
the
united
Nations
f
when
the
destioei
r
ahnliti,.
'
!
v,Dnl
w
Red
delegations
are
waiting
for
,
.wuu
uj.
cu-inouittin-c
j7aji.v...vo
""instructions
based
on
them,
ne""11'
killed-
and
10
.Twenty-six
were
unuer
the
Hospital
Insurance
Act.
.
said.
(Full
Scale
Truce
Talks
Resuming
TORONTO
Athona
-
11
Aumaque
-20
Beattic
DuQuesne
.52
Bcvcourt
1
19
Buffalo
Canadian
22,
Consol.
Smelters
-
34.50
Conwest
4
00
Donalda
?
40
Eldona
23
East
Sullivan
8.15
Giant
Yellowknife
10.65
God's
Lake
2
Hardrock
.13
Harricana
10
Heva
11
Duvex
78
Little
Long
Lac
71
Lynx
16
Madsen
Red
Lake
1-99
McKenzie
Red
Lake
45
McLeod
Cockshutt
2.80
Moneta
'
5
Negus
62
Louvicourt
30
Pickle
Crow
1.75
Petrol
Oil
&
Gas
1.13
Senafor
Rouyn
.18
Sherrit
Gordon
4.30
Steep
Rock
7.30
National
wounded.
sav
9
f..n
i
....
.
'
-
Bo:
,n
.
.
"r
lu,
upwsnanrr
Award
at
a
dinner
in
"st
10
days
in
hos-
MUNSAN
(CP)
The
United
-Nations
Command
U.S.
Labor
Invasion
Separate
2
Schools
Shelved
VANCOUVER
fr
The
Liberal
party
voted
last
night
without
Jet
Squadron
On
This
Coast
Toronto
May
2.
Boss,
who
returned
with
a
troop
draft
under
Maj.
Gaby
Per-ousse
of
.
Quebec,
said
troop
morale
was
never
better
in
Korea.
The
troops
leaving
on
ro
j
tonight
proposed
a
full
dress
meeting.
Sunday
of
compulsory
hos-Plan.
j
Pmifr
Johnson
had
abolition
of
this
r
Payment
would
f
the
hospital
heme.
1
'n
hv
of
removal
France
is
unpopu-
DennlB
..j
...
.
tation
were
going
home
with
a
"well
it
hadn't
been
so
bad"
VANCOUVER
(I"
Royal
Can
Vancouver
Building
Trades
Council
Makes
Protest
Allied
and
Communist
armistice
delegations.
The
surprise
move
came
six
hours
after
Communists
broke
off
secret
negotiations
on
how
to
-exchange
--
-i
p-----1
prisoners
of
war.;
fevline
while
the
new
battalions
adlan
Air
Force
plans
to
estab-
VANCOUVER
(CP)
The
Van-
went
through
their
test
exercises
,jsh
an
all-weather
jet
squadron
couver
Builcllnsr
Trades
Council
suiendidly.
,ha
,.,
Air
vire.
debate
to
shelve
a
resolution
i
from
the
executive
calling
for
a
!
partial
Integration
of
Roman
WEAinCK
The
United
Nations
gave
no
"
is
liable
to
(American
Federation
or-uioor,
He
expressed
concern
at
wnui
put
.
.
l
Marshal"
h
A.
L.
Jamos
tnlri
told
a
press
"
lm-!he
west's
failure
to
power."
Thursday
asked
the
federal
termed
the
ution
nrinntH
-
migration
authorities
to
lnvestl-
recognize
that
the
.
rehabilita-
conference
here
Thursday.
i
Catholic
schools
into
the
public
reason.
The
Communists
called
off
Synopsis
'
April
weather
will
con-'
school
system.
The
resolution.
Mild
the
so.rt
nountiotinno
affor
th
o-"
"J"""'
F
of
co-imL..r.
.
7
gate
what
it
fears
to
be
a
ma.ss
tlon
of
Korea
meant
mqre
than
He
Is
an
air
officer
command-
tinue
into
the
week-end
over
,
..,,
Voti.
n
corresponded
snded
t
rougniy
witn
me
Nfm
of
the
lcEisia.
lnvaslon
oI
British
Columbia
reconstructing
damaged
build-
,ng
air
cle((.nce
In
Montreal.
the
southern
areas
of
British
!
?"SV?1'""7
V.
seven-point
program
of
the
B.C.
rucuo.i
jous
u,
...vr.iing
!
james
was
unable
to
say
how
Columbia.
Another
Pacific
dis-
halT
the"
Teds
"ap
ured
CT1orJTTl
nfof
turbance
approaching
the
nor-
,
K
.
,
put
forward
as
a
means
,
of
s
thit
.
,,COnvcn-
The
council,
representing
the
We
train
h-or
youth.
soon
the
squadron
will
be
estab
the
Li
1
,
,
nL'xt
major
unions
In
construction,
in-J
Even
were
her
pre-war
mil-
"shed
here.
wr,.b
'T.ture
,co-
cludins
camenters.
plumbers,'
vcrsities
and
technical
colleges
1
Silver
Miller
1.56
j
'
Vpper
Canada
u.
180
Golden
Manitou
6
05
More
Pay
for
Civil
Servants
VICTORIA
ff
The
provincial
government
may
take
action
this
week
n
request
of
its
10,000
employees
for
a
six
percent
pay
boost
and
a
five-day
week.
-TIDES-
la
a
equipment
operators
and
labor-:
to
be
rebuilt,
there
are
not
the
'
o
voted
(or
estab.
era.
said
American
workers
art
men
to
staff
them
Their
lib-
U
innni..
1
.
tun..
.
.
i
,1.-.'!
lnl.n(,.nu
iut.
!
settling
tne
issue.
No
action
was
taken
on.
Uie
j
executive's
resolution
when
it
I
came
up
ln
January
at
a
special
t
meeting
of.
the
Liberal
executive.
!
Members
were
asked
to
first
attempt
to
feel
out
sentiment
ur
'.
their
ridings.
Britain
Needs
More
Years
them
coast
will
bring
rain
and
moderate
southerly
winds
to
those
regions
during
the
day.
Variable
amounts
of
cloud
associated
with
this
system-will
drift
Into
the
southern
coastal
areas
tomorrow
but
no
appreciable
precipitation
Is
expected.
Forecast
North
coast
region"
Cloudy
.,
10
m-
local
worsers
tan
uu.
ranes
anu
lining
jorxs
tsatmrl
iv
Ani-il
2B
1952
'esl
manage-
"
mentioned
especially,
con-
ter
how
up
to
date
they
may
be,
ll?hbatuuw5
'
A!!',
li
tcet
astern.
struction
work
on
the
Aluminum
1
are
valueless
unless
the
profes-
.g'2
fpet
'.ascrfient
uccn
Company
of
Canada's
multi-mil-
sors
are
there
too.
Most
of
her
g;45
j"7
eet
!
At
the
annual
convention
of
Pre
Premier
Church-
,
the
partv
which
hammered
out
7.0
feet
20:41
resolu-
--w
a
u,
ri'Sn
ill-
f'vJvl"
r-f
-
.....
LONDON
CP
ii!
forecast
today
rut
down
that
It
will
a
platform
for
the
Jun?
1?
elee-
asking
line
from
Alberta
to
B.
C.
napped
by
the
communists..
"This
invasion
has
not
only
In-!
Boss,
who
will
return
to
his
A
special
three-niau
commit-,
twiay
mid
Saturday.
Rain
today.
tee
of
the
cabinet,
which
was
:
becoming
showery
in
the
after-
"
taka
three
or
four
years
to
make
I
tion,
the
resolution
was
shelved
fecttvely
written
off
north
of
:
and
inn.,
creased
since
large
American
Korean
assignment
m
miu-iuay
appointed
to
consider
the
civil
;n0on.
Winds
southeast
(20.
in
.uuo-
.
.
,
.
,
,
IJ
K
outlook
In
southeast
Hanoi
this
year,
unless
strong
1955,
:unsi,ruciion
iirnia
nave
kuuuu.u
suiu
uic
world
peice
more
secure
and
to
andjuiother
resolution
endorsed.
.,.,.
,
:The
new
resolution
notes
text-
make
Britain
s
economy
stable,
v.i
j
books
are
provided
free
to
pri.
servants'
request,
may
be
ready.,
creasing
to
30
during
the
fore
ud
morp
nf
thp
lobs
but
It
is
Asia
was
more
aangyous
mail
iicp
ivucues
uie
i-icui-i.
muu
to
brine
down
a
recommendation
nnnn
t.hpn
shift.inu
mil
riwnpax
:.0f.port
Albern
nl
r,i
j,
.'
'
,
e.n.
..mnniv
heiicved.
'.
"Only
in
Malaya,
where
Gen.
d
n,
ftU
opera-
adiar
nrto
-
oirf
h
w
watts.
"Burma
is
Just
about
gone,"
he
Sir
Gerald
Templer
has
been
vlg
in
connection
with
the
matter.
ing
to
southwest
(15)
during
the
Tne
road
t;
recovery
will
be
-
i
evening.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
long,
painful
and
unpopular.
can
orously
ruthless
ln
stamping
out
"re
is
"
"
n's
area
council
sw.rnt.arv.
said.
"The
-governnvont
vate
as
well
as
public
school
students
an
dthat
in
some
cases
fiee
medical
and
dental
care
is
provided
for
other
than
public
a
meeting
of
the
ue
Conservative
for
n
annVLi
wiif'hp
made
to
the
euarantee.
security
only
in
lso-'
the
guerrillas,
does
real
progress
!
The
leaves
of
the
bussu
palm
in
Saturday-at
Port
Hardy,
40
and
This,
This,
he
he
told
told
Trades
Labor
CoLress
to
push
fated
areas,
like
Rangoon.
seem
on
tlw
way
and
even
there
the
tidal
swamps
of
the
Amazon
53;
Sandspit,
35
and
47;
Prince.
Primro.e
Lca8'
U
e
nmtPstU
Ottawa
i
"lndo-Chlna
surely
will
be
ef-
It
has
been
limited."
'i..
muh
35
feet
in
length.
.Rupert,
38
and
50..
iFartj
Associate
lociation.
thMbe
Poured.'
d."
i
school
pupils.
'
"W1('e
system.
i