Jill

_. h9g4 TI. Cloned‘- If Illllll “n. sot-rotary, Hoot. 00L D. l-IIOI old Innagor. J. I. Bunk»

l

attllll llfllwiigilhlilllllllll

It l. L Iirlollt l0

L Iiollllol, D. . Idltor, D. l. Cut-rm

lloilbh

hm York laprooolhllvo-Irnlk It. Northrop Uhtoqo Icprooolfllvr-I- I, lower

. oun comma crrtzeus ' A

The ncompldfht i8 frectientiy heard that our young men and wo- men are not taking on active an in- terest in the tpuhllc affairs of the province as their parents and grand- did in tlte days of their youth. Sitttllnr complaints have betn ltcurtl by all generations and foundation for tht:m ttltlaiy than was itt the days of tlte old philosophetgutho lived three

pnrcnts

there is no more

ltutttirril ycars B. (‘., and who left among lrs scrolls one asserting with sittcere sorrow that the yottth- t‘ul companions of his oltl age were lrss respectful tn their elders than the coutpatlions oi‘ his bhyhuod! Tin fact appears to be that the youth in evety‘ ttge are youth and that old heads never f-it 0n young shottldt rs.

ft-w among mcn and women

To only a comparativ- i-ly the boon ot‘

has perpetual youth

and Whq is

thcrc thzlt has not rccclwcil inspir-

lovittl.’ sytnpatltetic. atutt and help front the ntatt or the lvotnan wlto. tlespitt- their advuttced years and even the infirntltles of uld ttgv, are still young itt spirit. rc- ‘lilllllflk tlte bopvfttl buoyancy uf thvfr younger years and entering with youthful zest and sympathy into the problcttts of their young

companions i’

wltat we make them. to tit-each, to

and our young people will

‘go with its in the sunlight;-

and wcrltttetl taking an active inter tst in the public affa"rs of the pro

its_ social and business

hversEQlt isfla characteristic this side of the Atlantic. lirtztitt political

doctrines are in

up polltl‘cf* as a profession practical politicians front boyhood

ll was the men who were

liaments of the world. province debating clubs. literary societies anti similar mutual im- provement organizatlions an: in ex- istence year after year and it 15 safe to say that our most success- fttl public men received their first "ntpettts at One or another of these. l" filly case such an organization can be of incstfmable value to our young people and should be encour- agctl in every possible way. that the disturbances necessarily attendant upon Christmas and New Year's Day are about over. it would

Now

bc well for our youlng people to get together ttEld organize for the win- ter months‘. Ottr future statesmen and leaders are scattered among flilr school boys and young men and women. it will pay us to get them rounded trp.

Lia

‘EDITORIAL NOTES

How Bood lt is to live even at

the worst.

The Veterans welcome the New Yctttr with dance and merrlment commencing at nino this evening.

Do not vex your soul over the YMFs mistakes. We learn wisdom

from our failures. .

twenty-four. you might hnvs been much worse and nttill not half-bad. l

tnin Presbyterian ministers wetting ghvlpment as returning officers at thqwUnion "Charlottetown, P. E. island" got election nOW ltirlicldodlng. “it cer- lost and ultimately found its way

Minty i| lndilcrut. ‘

'l‘hc young people of our day are Ours is not admonish. to find fattlt, ottrs is to set the example follow .us as ttntrrrltrgly as our shaduwg

The importance of our young men

vince anti the country. in its poli- tics. in its churches, its schools and questions cannot be over estimated. This is too frequently overlooked and the of

In Great

ctillcd into the youth in their school tlnys and those of them who take are

thus trained that IIIRKlP the “Mother of Parliaments“ the tnotiel for the par-

l" "Hilly country sections of this

Goody,” N;nete;n_hundred_md_ knowing nothing about thofox in-

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER s1, 1924

A commercial man returning from n vislit to the Mainland re- ports business better here than anywhere.

A physclan can sometimes parry the scythe of death. but has no po- wer over the snndlin the hour-glass. The old year dies willy-ttilly.

_ A great treat is in store for ntusic lovers here next month. Ar~ rangcments are tinder way to brim! Mr. the World famous pianist for one recital itt

the Prince Edward.

Max Hambourg,

in parting with the year and its

ttps-anddlcwns let tts rentembcr:

No pain. no palm; no tltortts, no ibrotte; no gall. no glory; no cross, no crown.‘ That is the schedule oi every year, of every life "f we could but realize it ls so.

A demand is being tuade on the

bct-tt i-tratttetl. Tilcse ‘few are the (my Councillors to 100k an“ Pay. “llll "l ‘hi’ “llrlll- lll“ lleloes allll ernttttnt House pond anti make it htroftlcs ot‘ ottr boys anti girls. the rcally anti truly an open-air skating‘ wholesotttt» influence which helps hmh qrhis is hhom [he only Guy l“ llllllllll" m“ “W5 “l m" Yolmg of its size that tines not provide op- peoltle and make them sweet and eh ah. hhhh-hg faculties hm; the

cost. would be insignificant.

the (‘tlloratlo bcetlc as Wt ll as pot atocs.

Creel MacArthur. Vi. L. A.. one o

inthe legislature.

some of his competitors, but he ha

him.

is ltusily engeged sorting them on

and filing thcm. Mr.

either and a circular in his favour

is 0h, its a lovely war!

Aways back ation no doubt of the present or-

ganic ttttion controversy wrote:

No sooner dtid Prince Edtvartl ls-

of Maine followed stilt, bttt Great llritain has pttt her bg foot down on this, being afraid of lip/porting

Another politician in the running fnr the vacant Settatorsitip is Mr.

the representatives of Summerside Mr. MacArthur has not been so long in politics as

a long record of public life bcltind _

llear Mr. Nash is being inundated w- th favourable replies to D1‘. Leo Frank's circular letters, and a staff

Nelson Ratten-bttrys friends are ltot idle

be! ng circulated for signature.

in 1694. some 230

years ago William Penn. in anticip-

l Notes By The Way

"The Maritime: mutt wake up or we‘ will be lcft rnr behind in corn- lt-erclttl and industrial affairetFSo declared Mr. Frank Stanfield, pre-

sident of Stanfialdm Limited of Tru-ro and president of the Cou- sorvative Association of Novt

Scotin. Hie has recently ~re.urned frottt Europe and reports that he found the people ot‘ Ettglattd. Franco and ltnly hustling and work. ing diligently to increase their trade. Mr. Stanfield think-s that the p.ople of Halifax and St. Joint are itoo tttuclt cuttcernttl over transport- latiuu and a-.e puyittg tou little at- tetttin to the tlcveloptltettt oi‘ iltclr ittdttstnul future. This may be true and it is unite natural that a pro»

"wake up" ls ttlwttys .t.'.:)otl and was seldom mote tittt-cly than is now itt this section of the Dominion. That too little attention ltas been giv‘n to the development of tnanufzctttr- Eng intlustrin-t itt tho Marititttes and e-qisciztlly itt Prince Edward island is painfully tlttc. But we tuttst take issue with .\ir. Statfitrltlis opinion that ntaritltne people h tve bren tno much concernetl ovcr transporta- tion-

There may not have been a due sense of proportion itt the cnllcertl felt and icxprt-ssvtl as betwectt trun. sportatiott and luanttfztctttritlg in‘ (lustry, btlt it can hardly be said that too ttlucll attention has ltetrtl given to rransportatiott. T.) tavery branch ut‘ productive industry‘ ttattsportatiotl is vital attd especi- ally so to the agricultural. tnittiitg fishing ittdttt-ttrit-s. For tiltin- the Maritime

and and tbt-it product-s

ngttlat- altd prompt ttccts-s to llltll't‘ lllnlillll tttarltcts u‘. tnodttratc tales ot‘ trattstpJrta-tion it is and will cult- tinut- to bt- impossible for any cun- - siditxblc expatusitllt to be tcztlis d ill our farlllillg, tnitlittg. lllllllh ring. linltitlg or tltuttttfztcttrrittg ttrtnlttc-

:Intl.

Rcgrtttably cur Maritime problems of transportation alt» totttpiit-‘ttttl by the fact that ottt‘ citltt‘ Atlat shipping ports llil\l.' bccn alltl . being robbul of tltL-irjttst and rigltt~ Milli share of tlte export and imptnt

ltradte of tho Domlttitm. This trade

f

AS now largely exploited by forcilrtt ports, and itt witttcr, flllcl‘ tlte St. ttavigadon.

ports that are open. the loos altd in~ jury are lncrcasctl rzhtltct" than dim- inished. This‘ grievance is ser- ious and cxasperatitig and cannot be allowed to pass ttnchttllenged illi- til an tyffcclive rentedy is applied.

i

A British embargo on American potatoes has struck the blztitte 1W- ato growers with cottsternutitttt. The potato crop in their state is this year set (town at 41 tttilliott itushcls ot‘ which thrccfourths were grown in the county of Aroos-

TAKING STOCK OR YOURSELF

lt is the end ct.‘ 1924 and. you are likely thinking about the past year. and al=o cf the now yea-r uhat. l-s ad- tnosn. hero.

ion are lkcly tttlnlclsg of some of your nttsluukc-s, financial. and otherwise.

ton tt-re likmly pla-Jnnilng other things for the coming year.

tnttttnt tttamtlatctttrct.twlto is also a ‘lo-a vitavc petthaptn dt-Lornlitlctl t hm“. Uh". h‘. mam.‘ The industry keen obsclvcr nholtltl t he this lllfll FM ll lnork a it. '- hwtrllel‘. ill‘ and enterlirise of the people of this Vie“. m- u“, Ch‘, The advice m that you Will -t.ake t'h.-n»_;s a Lucie m-m-hme and (he Sh“ and prom-es.

easier. Mott are ilrnlclllg of business, oi‘ lottr ttutttc, of ltlsastlres to come. ‘this is all vcty isientsltllc, and gives you a new 312d) oi‘ Ellie and tlntzgs. Butt naturally l am just. wonder- ing iillflill tit-at body ot‘ yours. \\.lt-_-. ttbottt giving itt tl mug-itt. >Clllf\ ttttcntlotr? lake a look at ycttrscll, artd try to ll5,'\ll‘0"(ltli. just bow you cotttpurc winit wltwt/ you were a ytar ago. What altoult your we gilt? Are you lliitllltl‘ m lighter‘! \\'ita=L docs this increase o.‘ t-ltttitsc tnoatt‘!

is it hclptlnl or lttarltlfud?

\\.lta.t about. the willlh you were gwtiltg" ~to have examined or rc- lttaced?

.\tt- your ciycs seeing as Wcll as a _\t*ar ago?

iiow is your appetite? ttnjtiyittg youlr tmealls?

Ale WU ‘Milli-HG ‘til-b’ tplllts ‘or medl- cine at all‘!

c0111.‘

dc-

.\.l"e you

mil -tlttc other tlltltttgs it.‘ your life‘!

first: cmttmtnittnwnseutttnns l

‘lo tput it brieily_ Are you taking stock of your hotly, -us you do ot‘

Just. a tlrltttuttfs thought and you

trbiltty no work, to play, to ttptp-rcc- iatit- tuuslc, ant, Natuty, or Lui-ll a

fyEvhents For 1924

(V3. L. Cotton)

For Prince Edward Islnntl. for Canada nt large, nnd-bnrrittg a felw tornadoes and earthquakes- fojt ths whole North American con- tinent, the year now endins‘ -was a prosperous one. Good ‘weather pre- vailed. industry had ample oppor- tunity to till the soil and reap the fruits thereof. A large harvest was obtained from land and sea. Pro~ u-tlettce was kind. and the people have cause to be tarry thankful.

Atcordlttg to the official ‘estim- ate of tlte-Departutent of Agricul- ture the field crops of this province. lll 1924. amounted to 20,227,704 bushels of grain and 247,730 tons of hay.—~zlltogethet' valued at $7.239,- 325. 0i’ the products of fruits and vegetables and the increase of horses. cattle, sheep, swine, poultry etc. not to speak ct‘ foxes no es-

sive adutittllttratitih of public itffairs ‘by the Stclvarr govertttttettt have re- sulted in satisfactory profits and in considerable provincial improve- ments. The cotttpletioh of what has been known as “[l‘r.‘l‘lil'illl0lil work" on thr- Malpetltte Road has rcllltivcti one great cause of (‘ont- plaint on the part of the travelling pubFc. 'i‘hough ntut-lt retitaltts to be dour in this l‘rttvlttci= towards road improvctttttttt, the gktotl roads of last summer were a subject of remark by tourists of wbottt tlte number visiting the province was considerably larger titan ttsttatl. 'l‘lte Tourist Assoclatiotl was active, and the EKH Circle cztlretl on a suc- cessful business.

ntiotts ot‘ many potato growers

in tllepast fall and irotn which an‘ atlddinttttl zlmotttlt

this year to stem the tide of pros- pt-liiy ovcr l‘. 1i. island trxcept thc bcztvy tlirtt-l taxes iluptisvtl by tho

adlfs cotttpnrtttively low tariff. On tltc tltltcr itttnd. tlte wtnttittrr

_-..-.totl tneal, tcslust w‘i.t.-lt your body. .\>ow wllatl does tulvat tntrtttl to you wtiit tlte tlttuugltt-ul the Ni w Ytu. '

Walk-H. (iitNlY -to bud ilnkl so . rth!

not at all.

like, itntl which also llkns you. tt.-t lxl tuloilgll silctp. lro ltrtlrc,

Q f lt s-s. l ~._\ttd air-tilt tilvc Jllllilllllflp-l ext-raise tlwttc- tiall), with some .t.tltc in the fattntts and truth-rs l ~

at r al..d slltlslliui-c everyday.

l Nut u ltl.td colttrltctftot" ‘the your’

{is it‘!

r

l.\l).stL\i-lt.‘lll.l_{ iroltt lllll" good things’ ll.‘ 1.11:, ltatlxl drcatry (exert s1. long P. .

Sullttply teahLtttg lllrc zitlttlotrltt oi‘ loud

llU

itt (treat llritaitt and tltrottgltottt |itltttope was ttnttsttully cold and wot. lFarttlcrs. OPCIHHWYHIS and garden- ‘ers lubottrt-d tttttit-r exceptional dif- fJ-ttllls. ('.(lll.$(’l|ll('l||-ly (irent llri- and Europe's .. yii-ltls oi’ Lrtntitts, vttgetultlt-s and fru't was not

world will have‘ ah ‘early “Mum”

Owing to a less- cnrtl tiettlaxttl ln the (Tnitctl States; for scctl potatoes tlte large expect-l

is ltntitnpatetll next spring. 'l‘lttr<r ltas bcclt little!

ity to develop their resources and

prottperf Early in this yell‘ 13°

Ramsay Mncdonald ndmllllfllflllml

wok oltfice in and for qrent Britain

and the British Empire. it wan ll!

a tnluority f the British House o! Commons; ut its measures were

tu-pportengly the Liberal part-r mi it was thus enabled to cart)’ 9n throughout tlte greater twrt. 0f 111° year. Soclalistlc in character. the‘ Govelfiment was. by reason of tho conditions on which ‘it hold office. constrained to he moderate and careful in ths development Bl‘- "B policy, The Pjrlnte Minister devot- ed lunch of his t’nte to international problems itt the settlement, of which (lrcut Britain was materially interested. and it is admitted. that when be left office the interna- t' onal situation was considerably int-l. [ll‘()\'0tl. llut tlte domestic concerns»; of Grtat Britain were -in a rather

worse than better condition. There was tnore ttnetttployttlettt, the hous- ing problem had not been solved. ttnrest and feat‘ for the future p81‘- vudcd tlte qlttblic mind. Tile Social- lsttc tlovernltltnt of Great Brlltilll etttrrctl into negotiations with the llolslttsvcstic govrrtlntent ul‘ Rus- sia. A loan to the Russian govern-l mcnt rrqttestcd by the Russian tuittistcrs and promiisetl by the Bri- tisit pritne. minister, and a treat)!" not sllgttekl by the Kin-g entered in- to. Party influences catlsctl the wtlttlrztwttl by\the tlovernnlcttt of a ttotabic case that ad lwen taken, bt [ore tlte courts. ’lhsse llllllltlPF-ml and u suspclntts public opinion- tattsetl the tlcteat ot‘ the (iovern tutnl itt tbc House of (‘cmmotts ott tlte Lind Octobct. ()tt the 29th 0t tht- satttc tttuntlt a gctteral electon tvzts held and the Socialis tgovertt- mcnt was literally swept out o itctvrr. ‘Filo electorate of Great Iirtuitt cottdelttttcd the tri-partite ilcttst- oi‘ (Yotttmolts, cottdetttttetl the Libcrttl ttartyt. and gave tho (Yon

will‘ H01 rvtllilvtl- Nfl\'.0flll@lt‘t4l'§ . . . sign and another government was tlte ttttttsttal protltttlt of tlolatotts “ll "lll"°_°l_'_ llllllllilhl Pl}? ‘fyflxlllg fortntd. the E‘v'il‘t'liillli)]| of ltlgyptiatt tuadoa valuable asset front which a l-"F" mdllltnmt‘ m P‘ mlt‘ led hv’ ltoops from tho 59mm“ was be- trmtsuivrable ameuttt “was vt-altzetl:"ll“"’~ he "“°l'"““‘ " gun. and tlte (Instant liouse at

flit’. lfutttsay ltiactlttttltltl rcslilllvll ill tillUt‘. and \v’tltitt a week Mr. llitld- w‘tt‘s ltdmlttistrutlotl was fortned. it‘ tilc will 0i the ltatiolt should be complicit with. and schcttttittg politi- cians kt pl ttndt r t-otltrol- tlterc w'll be itt (lrcat llritztitrscveral years

discus-Ion by lonamtudcnln of l lnlolic of w-roupontlnulo.

The Public ‘Forum -- quoutluu of ‘Arm-rout. ‘Ibo Chnriottohwl Unurrllnn dun ANOTHER WRONG IMPREShION

This ouiuqnl lmulott In? the z l not normal-ll; undone ti» cu- CORRECTED

Slr,—’i‘he letter of Mr. W. T. iluggan in your issue of Dec. 27th tvfll be received with various inter- pretations. By myself it is received as. a ntcrc piece of Unionist. pro- paganda. l-ltm not sure it is worth a great. tleltl in that connection. Just what useful purpose Mr. Hug- gall and the men associated with

hint. have in view as to- the - present welfare of Zion Church. I fail -to apprehend.

itt all fairness to the ntetnbership

plitd. Great Britain's trnsteeship 0t‘ the Suez (Tamil, and the world Interests cunnvcted therewith. was rudely challenged. The clrfef Br- lislt tepresvnttttlve in Egypt and tit. Snutian. Sir Lee Stack, was foully tnttrderetl. .

The tttantter itt which this chal- lenge was utvl has been "an eye- opt nor" for all Oriental disturbers ot‘ tlte Elnpirtfs pence. The tnttrd- sr was couttnlttctl on tlte ttvett at: ti‘ Ft-tluy. Nottentltrt‘ 21st. A1 five r-ft-loclt on the tollotvittg Saturday» tflertttitttt Field lilarsltitll Vjscottltt Alltdlliy, act ng on instructions tele- graphed ftotu London. presented thr idgyptitttt ltrenlier with an ill- titttlattrttt. tletitatttlltlg, tntnetilatc satlsfat-Fmt for the outrage. On the Monday following a fine oi‘ Jiitilti-iltlti ltt cash was paid. 'l‘lle Egygztittl government led by Zulih- lottl llashu was cotttprlletl to re-

Alcxatttlt" a was tetttporztrily seized by British troops as a guttratttt-e lair t-ontltuetl good l)t‘llilVlillll‘ on tlte part of the ltlgyptizttts. Moro- tl\‘t‘l‘. the Soudat; governmcttfs sys- ttttn of telegruplts and lt‘l(‘lill(]ll(*.i. ‘n titc ilutttls of ltlgytltitltts was tultctt ovtr by tlte llritlslt ltost itt‘-

llllltl 00"" 4i "lilTliPl l0!‘ lllllillfll?! ltoltlo lllztrkcl. is snlall and the small Uilill set: lhalL your busfttt ss life. Ftberltl (iovcrlltnt-tti and lllf.’ l‘.'l- r n n" h-m “lily o] puvtttlllty ltlt‘ .. .. , ,.. .. .'.' t u ‘t ' 1

, . , ~ in’ vet‘ slowl , if 'ti all. \’Vi.lltvttl. h‘ ‘ L ""’ ‘ m“ “ll l" l ‘ ,' , l .' .. ,/ l l ..‘ '=l t llt. i trtltlt-,~—tlltt lrttititl

took atlvatttage of tt. Tho State l= y y ‘ l) tlttlwtldtettt. tilkm your body. tour l“""" "ltlll“" "‘"""l“-‘-’-“‘l ll)’ ("W LL: tlortltal ]lllH’llt)ll ant‘.

tllt- lritsll lCtllpirc bc still further ttltitrtl and strengtllctled. At tit.- tlptqlilty. of Pttrlizttttt-ttt early tltis llliILih the Ktittg succitettlly fottlt tin ttolk-y of tltc (lovcrttttu-ttt in these wo :

"it is tltt_ t‘ tn conviction oi‘ nty (iowrtttttetlt that itt closest co-op~

p to tllr ' crane ot‘ other years-t.

" U’? Dontinittlls in otllcr parts ot‘ the |\\'tll'ltl- cottsItlt-rztltly ltigllt-y- than tis- tutti.

‘Fitis t-ottditkttt for ttnforttttt- . (lll-iUtlillllPtl a rcsttlt f lllt- [tolicy of the l-‘t tleral (lovt-rn- lli\"lll. instead ot‘ iolluwittl: tlte

ill volt rablt-

Jhllld yat your cottlttlott sense tullsillllllll “XlllllhlP F-"l ll)’ (“Tilt llflltllil a

l MP". ‘Alt-ill it covers twcrytlltttg.

z . FOR i Guardian Readers

> 9+Q—O~¢v-OO-%O-v-Q44 o-v-vo vvvc

a

December 31, 1924

.\l\':-~\Vltctt a lntztttrs ways itltust- titic Lord. he maketlt evcn ~llis cue- tttles to be at pcicc vti.th hitn. Pru- vcrbs 16:7. JRAYEIR-O Lord,

'l‘ltottt ltaslt

o. - . .. “of this years ist-ztl tlprratlotts itt

'v and iIilKlEtl public tt.-bi. ltu tlte latest tctttrtts- tin. n.5,,“ h“

ltow TO iconoutcn .\\' taxi:-

‘ltl tllt- llnitctl Stabs of cutting

tlnwtt expenditures and raising tltcl

Jllllllllllllllll. the (‘toverttlllctlt lmver-

.l»rotlttet of industry at a ltighrnte, lilllll lwlll ll" nlivlltlilllz. The result

a Funada are lesseueti ltublic revetttte

ibeett an increase of the tlcbt of the Jlatttttlan l'<t\'r.‘t'tltttettt to the Iitlth Novcttrbet" attrouttltittgto S1lfi.;lll"l.‘lT2. At the saute time many ittctttrics itt tFattada ltuve retuaittetl closed and ttttiny lllflllhSilllfl-H of tl])t*l‘.'l(i\‘(\5 mp1 slvlletl arltsatts have gimt- to tlte ll ttttcd tatcs or elsewhere tlttts rc- tlllflllli»! the tlctttatltls of the htlme

lit

t

‘ _ y _ 'l‘llc prictet of fotltlsittffs are, there- ,.u.t trend, a-n-d tilt). llilul til’ lfwll W" fore. to tlte profit ot‘ (‘.'tttadtt. its sisrl

ttatiutt with the (ittvertttttettt et‘ ltty lllomitrotts and lndia itt all tttalt-trs |tlf lnttiuill ctlllccrtt tt.-s the itt-y t0 Htttlttstt-‘al progress- ultd to the. itt- lilbllrillll: tttl-iy and strettgtlt of tlte Ilwttpirc. and this will be a guiding lprillt-‘pli- of tin-it‘ ttdluitlstrutitlll. l'l‘be policy oi‘ tetlcotlrztpittg Ellliilft‘ lsrliltlttt-ttt and ntutttul trade be-

SPI _

t"c.c tlffi s .'l‘ltt- new govt-rit- tut-tit of ltlgytti ltus suce tlten ex. lliltttrtl a Hdllitflltlllli‘ illnptlsititin lillld tlte art-t st of tlte man cltnrgetl ‘with tlte tnurtler ot‘ the Slrdar ltas linen it pttrtt-tl. A per‘od oi‘ I|llll't tn id. -pt iris t-nttscqttetttly cnsttetl ‘and sttltttttry lt-ssntl ltas ltetett ittt- pt . tlptltl tltv llllllilti of those 1 .t.t clans of India, Arabia, atld lt lsetvltcrt ill the hlztst who were ills- ttttst-tl to make irtlllblit for (‘treat llritai“ attd the liritjslt Etttpire. li >5»; ptobitblt- that tlte llaltlwltt gov- .< ruutettfs task oi’ itttprttviltg cott- .tlit otts in tlte. illntlu r (‘otmtry and 3rt-tttle-rittg ttsslsittttct- itt the tlevel- tltttncttt ot‘ tlte resnttrt-rs ot‘ tlte -llr‘lisit llutnittltitts, will be eased as

‘:1 tt-sttlt.

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