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CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, SATURDAY, AUGUST a1 1940

R. C. A. F. SQUADRON DOWNS 12

Covers Prince Edward

Island Like the Dew

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Earl Of

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Forest Fire, Continues To Threaten Town

SHELBURNE. 11s.. Aux, 80~ (CPi-Groping about in l, blackout caused by dciisc smoke and fog. treaty ill]? fighters today continued their 72 hour brittle against the largest forest fire to sweep through this county in l0 years. Early mgmlng ninnns pierced the dark- r1955 as wind driven flames threat- enrd thi- east and southeast ends oi town. but no buildings suffered.

To combat the acute shortage of water citppliiig firo fighters, the lowri pumpcr was bein. employed u» fill liirgc casks for vw on the blaze, and though reports told of a big bo<:'_v of fire still burziiiiq fierc- clv i: wis bclinvcd it would b6 brought under control.

Say Liverpool Bomhed Three Successive Nights

NPIW YORK. Aug. 30—-(.-\P)~~'I'l1e Bi-izisli LlilCl‘ Eastern Prince arriv- hd unvxpirciodly today from Liver- pool Willi 97 passengers who report.- ed that liver-pool was bombcd i-n three si". ssive nights before the

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bald Nelson-Jones. wile Air Force medical of- ficer. said the docks were not dam- liled to far us she couid learn and that the nccrest German bombs

on rho vPsFcl. all accompanied by ilflwiiis or rolvives.

Coming Events

PO- hic for Notices In this oolumi 3 cents per word. i

"TaLl'.ics—Mt. Stewart Saturday. l L-3l5-8-20-3l.

"fiilkirs »l<‘i'ench River Monday.

L-BIS-B-LFJ-‘dl. .m"T-'llklcs and Dance. Cra aud will". L-253-8- 1-21.

"TtliKlPS and Dance, Bradalbnne, ‘downy. L-251l-8-3l~2i.

h"Sh0w and Dance Crapaud Tues- Y- L-3l6-8-31-2i.

‘Show and Dan Br d lba e "flirts-slay. oln-Iilg-lla-Sl-gi.

"Dflllve in New Perth Hail Mon- my. Scptcmbcr 2nd, Webster's Orch- "i- L-365~8~30-3l.

"DEMO 8t. Teresa’ Hall, Sept- mm’ Zfll- Webster‘s.0i cstra.

L-N 43-30-21.

Dance. Millvale School, Mon- [mdscctcmber 2nd. 1f not ilne, "Y- L-388-8-3l-1i.

"Hermetic. M. n. A Hall vernoi. flair; M91148)’. Salpbember 2nd, M, w“ “llhbices O. . L. Proceeds

F Burrows- L-399-8-31-1i.

"molten- Hall Dance Frlda

mimxvlmamber 6th. Bummersidz m‘ L~$9'i-8-31-9-3-5.

"Dome Lake Verd Jim Mod

l1 and old time dancein Mend I {Plumber 2nd L-gbo-a-ai-aiil’

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Dance r, q]

gummy S‘ B enflnnan School _ i ‘DWIIIDQT 1st. Good music

"l" ffllvshmeiits. L-407-8-1il-2i.

I| I ‘ ‘ _"“i wflliiirlcisl. mcetlnK o1’ Prince o1’ numb!‘ ‘}"“l!°_N0~ iii AF. and A.M. .30 1m vei Sunday. Scpt_ 1st at “m; lmfor the purpose of at- y, "h; Uvlfle worship at 3 pm. mo“ B nted Church. Speaker i,“ shuffl- W- J. Phillips of Mll- _mi‘r‘lel lflfikcs cordially invit- d» Flank Bagnali, Bccfy. L419.

fell about c. half mile from one ship. _ Tlivro ivcro 47 children under 16‘

ihousands Greet

Athlone

& Princess Alice

Enthusiastic Reception Tendered

d Visitors At

Exhibition Grounds.

Thousands of citizens at the Ex- hibition Grounds last night tender- ed an enthusiastic welcome to H15 Excellency. the of Athlone Governor General of Canada. and hllsceRoyal Consort, the Princess 'Ihe occasion was the Carry Qn

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Canada Review held under Their Ewocliencles patronage for the Fill-film! of funds for a d Cross

ambulance. The appearance of the Vlfle-Rfiilal party at the grounds, shortly after 10 o'clock, was greeted will! prolonged Qhfiéflmz and ap- plause. which was renewed follow- ing 111s Ercellencys gracious reply on being introduced from the rand stand by Hon. Dr. W. J. P. ac. Allllfln. president of the provincial brunch of tlic Red Cross; Society, Accompanying Loni Athlone and

per. Lady Maty Abel-Smith. also His ‘Honour Lieu (‘nant-Gnverncv Le- Page and Mrs. LePagc, Premier iTlllllll? A. Catnplicll and Mrs. Camp- bell IIis Worship. Mayor B. Roy Holman and Mrs. Holman.

The Governor-General. in 0 enin his remarks said that. he dd no intend to make a specch because 'in ivnr time we want action -- not SDQMIlPS,"

He. commended the Carry On Canada Corps for staging the Re- view sniimz “the Carrv On Canada (‘films-the four C's we shall call UlCIfl-fhRVB sct a very good example in this rcspect." Continuing. His Excellency said he was "verv glzid to have the opportunity of saying WOlYl-Yfli’ Congratulation for the splendid efforts of tlic Corps to raise moncv for war work.”

"I trust the fund for the purchase of an ambulance and other equip- Iiiciit w_ill ll1(‘(‘i’. with the spirit c1’ lzcncrnsiti’ which is characteristic of ‘the pr-opic of Charlottetown." lie Filid. and wmrmly Commended the move.

Thanked Corp;

i Simnlring as president of iCiiiindittil Earl of Athlone. personally thanked i ihc members of the Carry On Cana- illa Corps for the splendid work they ._\verc doing to liclp the Society. "It ‘is qiiitc excellent and most praise- . ivoriliv." he nude-d.

I ‘Hc paid high tribute to the Red ‘Cross for tlic work tlicy were doing and added that "we do not know what we would do without them in war time."

Continuing. His Excellency stress- ed the value 01' "voluntary iving‘ in ivliining tlie war and oping. from the appreciation rcccived the Gov- criinicnt would not have to tax the people riuiic so much for war m"- poses, "I do hope ihiit vou will rc- smnd generously and receive the appreciation of nil ivlio benefit. by your gout-mus gills," ho said,

Iii conclusion the (10\'(‘l"ll01'—Cr€l"l~ r-ml r-xprcsscd the llflllf‘ that. 1m would be nblc tn scc most; of the ivioplv iorini- diirinq tho rlayliclit. as rill hr‘ could scc was “ihc glare of mmiv fnccs." in tlin audience. 1-1:- wisliod nll n hearty "Good Niqm" dcnfciung applause from the

the

Arrival lust Evening

‘he Vice-Regal ui-Ly'a.rr1ved' >011 a special train at .10 pm, and were nict by Lieut.-Govcrnor LcPage and Mrs. LePauc. Premier Cam bell and Mrs. Campbell, His Worsh p Mayor Holman and Mrs. Holman. Hun- dreds of citizens guihorcd at the station and ihroiigcd sidewalks and strcct corners as lilL‘ pnrtv proceed- cd by motor cm‘ to Governrincm House.

flontinued on page a, col d)

South African Air Force In Successful Raid

CAIRO. Eltybt, Aug. 30—(CP)—A "highly successful" attack by thc R0 n1 South Aricun Air Force that des roycd SKWPTR] hundred machines in B. large motor transport concen- tration iit. Mogadishu. Italian So- malilaiiil was ainiouiu-vd tonight by the liriiisli air command.

A communique said tlic raid was carried out yi- "rdny in scveiul Wfll/(‘g and that ".'lll‘l1 the last wave of planes I‘(‘ll(Yll(‘(l the target, (tense black smoke wus rising lo a lielght of 3.000 inc-t and fires had broken out in ilic criitro cf the 11:11:!-

"Il- is cliiiiiinl lint. srvcral hundred vehicles were destroyed,‘ “it said.

Red Cross society, the‘

Canadians 0n Major Defence Job In Iceland

(This is the second of a series of cabled stories by Francis Stevens, Canadian newspaperman, who was assigned officially to visit Canadian troops in Iceland).

By FRANCIS STEVENS

REYKJAVIK. Iceland Aug. 30.- (CU)-—Br1t1sli and Canadians. in friendly occupation of Iceland, have undertaken a. defence lob of major

pro rtions. ith a coastline of more than 3,000 miles. involving

iuanv dccg fjords and a mountainous lsiiidiii-c. larger than Ireland, this mid-Al.- lantic island presents a fascinating and strategic defence problem.

Our forces are alert m the realiz- ation that lcesand any day may be- come the theatre for a conilict of far-reaching consequences to North America.

This threat mflV increase coming months wit-h iiie p of planes. equipped vyiih skis fioin Norway. landing on the snowy in- terior.

When one comes ashore and finds British and Canadian troops busy preparing for attack. the conviction lakes root that. Iceland is the key- stone of a defence arch with buses resting on Britain and Cilllilfiit.

1f that keystone fell, the out-my would be through the ouicr dc- fenccs and at the doorstep of Am-

in the " iiliiy

the Princes. Alice n. ‘ d _1,er1ca. g wPre e“ augh The British and Canadian form's‘

realize that. their job 1S soinciliiiig vastly more importniii. than occu- potion, and that. on tlicin rcsis the responsibility loi- ensuring ilie iii- ture independence of Iceland. lur tha- protection oi the approuuiics to Canada. and for guarding against any encinv to oiirn the irce Allin.-

tlc into n. German dominated and controlled ocean, Germany; has devoted vcurs of

study to the strategic possibiliiics ul this island, and evcn \\'i‘.lii. so iar as to lay out n landing field in iiortii~

erri Icennd. ilic British came llll'l'€ C HD3011!- _ i111 ing upon (treat Britain oi" tlic Ur. ed States to take the isLiiiu iiiii.i.r protection,

Military authorities rcgrct that the invitation was not oxtcndcri liv- fore i-he arriv‘ troops. us ii. would have pill tlii ipdiinii Uil u llltiL‘ satisfactory basis.

The lllillilflii‘ of Icclunrlcrs m» glad that it lins bccn uiidi-riukcii by powers YBCOKIUAHIL! Icoluizdls sovereign stale.

519 Graduate

Flying School

WINDSOR MILLS Qtm. Aug. 30. —(OP)-—Ninctccn voiiiiiz l1l(‘li wcrc graduated from elementary‘ flying truinin conclu iiig a seven-wool; roiirsc,

Group Captain C. M. Nlirldivcii of Montreal, took the salute no a l11'\"(‘i past. of thc graduates and riddiv the class briefly.

Graduatvs iiiciiiiicd Aircmffsmun K. R. TllOIIlPSUII. Spriiiizliill. NS, and H. S. 13c loii. Saint Jdilll, Nil‘.

_Nazi Plane Losses For Aug. Pass 1 .000 Mark

(By The Canadian Press)

The Air Ministry announce-d Friday night that the ltuyai Air Force's bag of Nazi pianos for

August has passed tho 1,000 plane mark.

Frlxlziy. twclfth day since Aug. 8 in ivhlrh Britain has been subjected to muss Nazi

raids, saw G2 Nazi raiders down- ed. The Royal Air Force lost 19, ‘but l0 pilots bailed out to snic- y.

A summary of Gcrman and Brrltlsh lnsscs this month for days in which 50 or more raid- erii were downod:-

German British

Aug. 8 t1 18 Aug. 11 I16 t Aug. 12 62 1.1 Aug. 1.’! ‘l8 l'l Aug. l5 1R0 31 Aug. l8 ‘l5 22 Aug. l8 15.‘! w Aug. 24 50 l0 Aug. 25 55 l3 Aug. 30 it‘! 0 Total Ml lfili

0n the missing days. from Al". i1 rn i'~i- G"I'l\"ll‘.< [tick- cd in smnlkr groups wiih um- where from ihrr-r In 30 Null craft being destroyed dolly.

‘From Elementary:

school No. 4 licrc li>ci.i_\,.

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illy "ilflilll Yllil’, Uunnilian Prcss hilll \\'1‘lLl'r) q Lillvlliiiv. 11th,. sl»—is.itur<liiyl— 'i(,L'!——k|ClliiLkllyS "pvsi. patrol". sunny or in siiiull groups, tudiiy lsiibyctcnl {lit lciiiinrii ciipiiul to llS

second longvsl. llli‘ ruid since the .\\'.ii" begun Jlliirsi ii your iigo. ‘ l‘.li\li'l . locsrti solves 0i .

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(Coniiiiiicd on page 8,001 l)

Ills lfkFPlhflli y tlic Earl of Athlcne and Her Prllicvss Alice. This above picture was taken with General lilt-Naughton iluriiig iin iiispcctiou of the Canadian Active Service Force In England.

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Fast British Fighters Pounce On Enemy Bombers In Night Raids On London —— 62

'Prison Camp Set-up To Be Investigated

UITAWA. Aug. 30——(CP)-—D€- fence Minister Ralstcn announced tonight he had directed a ‘thor- ough and complete“ investigation 11110 the entire organization and administration 0f all llltfifflmem camps iii Canada.

The nliillstxlfs statement came closely on the announcsvnent that two more German prisoners of var had escaped from an intern- ment camp in the Miiskoka dist- rict of O xrio. where another prisoner es. ,.ed two ivccks ago.

This investigation, the minister said. is to bc curried out by Col. P. A. Plume. noisily-appointed offi- ccr commanding the Canadian Provost Camps, and associated wit-h liim will be T. Dan-n of Ottawa. fcrnici" deputy commissioner of the Rnviil Canadian Mounted Police. It iilso is possible that q third mem- ber will be nominated by the Dc- unrimcnt of Justice.

At the samc tame the minister announced tlic selling 11D 0f a (‘nilft of mquiri‘ l" lnilcslliznle the lzitcsi car-apes. It. will lX‘ lllldf-‘T cliairmunsiiip of lVIHi-Gcll E- C‘ Ashton, foimcr inmcctor-Kencrul for Central Canada. and associavjd with liim will be two senior offl- ccrs of the non-ioermancnt BMW? militia. 4

The court _will convene at thl‘ earliest possiblc moment fit the inicriimciii. camp from ivliich the two l)l"lE~.Ol'l(‘l'8 made a dnriul? @5-

cape today. If. will inquire 11100 and report on tho cscapcs and cir- ciimsfniic . " "fi-‘lllfllll! mm‘

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iAII Reserve

Greek Officers *0aHed Out

ATHENS, Aug. 3U.—LAP) ~—Pl'i1_C-' ‘.1021 iv uil c: Grceccjs reserve offic- crs tonight. were orucrcu to 191W“ fcr §(-‘1‘VlL‘C September 11. hliiicary observers suid that the scope _ of the summons will make it possible to put llii: nation completely underl iiriiis wiiliin u 10w hours. _ |

The 11love was tiikoii us liiforiiicd, (|U‘.ll'l\‘l'.> prcilirtcd lliil\'_1i1l3lll. use a session of the Albdlllflll parlia- mciit tomorrow ns o, sounding board for new oral attacks on Greece. _

Greek OliiC1il15 said the meeting ivuiiid be \\'1l\(‘lliIll killXlOllSly for sonic sign o1 IL:il_\"s illlPlllitlllS toward this kingdom. I

'l‘li(.- IWUClSL nrr-ss llfls curried oii~

' against i

u violciii. pics.» campaign Groove, ulcgiiig thin. inc Greeks now hold tcrriiory- rightfully bo-

lonuiiig to Anuiiiu. ‘flint country

Germans Downed Is Day’s Toll.

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;British Steamer its Torpeiioed

PUNTA DELGADA A‘. Auu. lQ-DAiAPl-TIK.‘ Briixsli iii.~li p l 5.18.‘ . \\' s;

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‘Piiirc . no imports , ‘liilliiig; ilic lill(l-Cll_\. i _ l '.l‘liu iii was iii ciicut six. .___._____. illllllln iillil .10 iniiiiitrts. Tile signals‘; iSflllllilUll iniiidoiihs fourth t.\ll1l'llll - n isniirc y. ..'i'<i:iy mumiiig at 9:11 n. . piii. ADI‘ Wldllt‘) and l v..ii.. no; given iiiitil 3:50‘ h I l . AUT Fritluj; niiziiii. F d t < .\l’l1\S in oiic diiy SPY. ‘ n s la rm-ui-ii for l~"ll'il a period but’ ‘l..riiiiloii \\'l‘lli through an aliirm -~--——- {period of .\\'\1ll iioiirs and ll) uiiii~ GEORGETOWN. British Guiana. iuics W4'lllli‘:»'.l.\_\' night and Thiirs- Aug. 30-iAP)—British iravcllcrs - idnv mo" i 'I‘lii"uc eiirlicr nt- reaching hcre today rnpruwczl Mi-iiiiiir; , l.l\' to pcnctrrilc il1f‘l"I1C\liK‘" conditions in inc Frcncli viiyfls- l'\\"l di-fviiccs liad bccn lWcst Indian island of Guncisloiipr. “PM... "n1 .wiili 80 ])(‘l‘ cont of ilic popiilutimi |‘ 'i'l\[' r-vriit of tho (igilllilge was i favoring Gen. Cliurlcs do (iniille.

lilie French “fight. on" lcadci". y They snlrl there had U091! niiin- rrous clashes bctwccii civilians and acndarmes and marines \\'ll4’|1llf‘\\‘.<

ilic French-German airnisticc

reached here.

is .1: S.iiiiix_i1icci ili.ii

was inviiucd bv Italy last. yeah

ON WROJ‘. TRACK ' -— -— i IEEZl-NE. s\\'.ll’.(‘ Jllfl, Aug. 30M » IAPl-Jhlfled SWlFS thuinbrd

Jiiniigli thcn" iiiiips and gllZCiCflfi‘ trying in find the English; ii of "lliinrlciii" \\illl‘ll. .i'co':ri-

.i"..in iiiid lialiiiii broziti-l l1(‘fl\'l.y bfllllbfd vvstcrfl

10d, liouii-cr, tliai the

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iBy The Assoc-listed Press)

BL‘(‘ll.»\Ill.1S'1‘, Aug. Zil-lfint- ~ urdayl-lvhlle police guarded their palace session with saw- ed-oil‘ shotguns, the Rumuninn crown council which gate up half o1‘ 'l‘i'ansylvaniit 1o Ilun- gnry confcrrccl into the curly morning hours on "new prob-

lems of exceptional import- once." Aside from this vague ex-

planation, official quarters rte- clliicd to disclosr the new is~ sues facing King (‘nrol and his advisi-rs ns a rrsult oi‘ tho list- est partitioning ui‘ his rouiitryi, ienforcerl by an axis ultimatum.

Hui. in hlllilflfillt‘. ‘Priiiisyiiaiiia, "dull-nu: corps" were being loiincd by lllil'l‘('i)lii.‘ll'.1i Ruiiiuiiiiriis. From Cliii. its ciipiiiil. came a ix-iition bearing llioiisiiiiils n1 signniurcs landing Juliu Vlaiiiii. Rlilllflniflll pcinsaiil pnriv il'1l(l1‘l'. for his op-

posizinn io (‘so FPSSNYll. and v.1 lilog" who n1. Ni in 1| "Hymn _

(‘hiirrli iwts oi Tl‘;\11.<f’l\‘7|l\i'\ were ordered to ring incessantly as

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Religious faith ltrengthena Pose and carries over hard plat-m.

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LONDON, Aug. 31—(Sat- urdii_v)—(CI‘ (‘.'ihli:)— The Royal .»\ii' l<‘oi'c.c's all-Catnip dian squadron polished off an even dozen (icrmun raid- ers in one hour during a hitter afternoon iiir battle ovci- Britain. the Air Minis- try announced today.

Neither pilots nor their Hurricane fighters suffered any czisiialiics.

The R. A. F. Canadian sqiizidi'on‘s hag was announ- ced lifter it was reported that the 1st fighter squadron of the Royal Canadian Air

Force, in various engage- ments with Nazi raiders (hiring the last week, had

downed 12 planes.

The .~\ir Nliiiislrv": news ser- vice announced early Fzitur- .dav:~ 1 "The Royal \ir Force's zill- ‘Canadian squadron put in a ‘useful hour's work yesterday

“In a single patrol they ric- stroycrl right dicssersciiiiiitl {Hill tlirce llcinkel iii homlicrs as ivcll as finishing off a fourth licinkcl which already had hccn aitackcd by another SqilFl/ifiili.

"'i'lic\' siiifi-rcil iin casualties iriilicr to their pilots or their fiiirricziiic fighters."

[he 1st fiqlitcr squadron of the RKTAF. iii iiirn fought a liiilr-i‘ liiliiit‘ with a large force of rniilcrs iiiilcs nvcr fl Loud-in siiluirli Fritlnv.

Under gqdn. Ldr. Ernest Mo- Nuh of [Regina the Canadian aviators wi-ri- said to have sail- vd into action svticii the Nazis attempted to strike at a fac- tory situated only a few min- ulcs as a Hurricane flics. from their air bzisc.

A hot series of dog fights en- nucd. as the lvoiuhcr formations wcrc quickly broken up. Three Gcrniiin bnnilurrs wcrv under- stnml to have vruslied within a [cw miles of‘ ilic suburb.

Tli R.(‘..\.l-‘. squadron flow

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Dollverod $6.50 Lotti (‘panda and bx $0.00

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Hot Rne-ge-rvtion Tenderecl Enemy By Canadians

Blast Raiders-alt or Sky

lllOllg A Battle.

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Names Special Scientific litir ilommittce

investigations now . llosed by the Na‘ Council oi’ Liniinr‘ iuicd by a n]- sclciiiifli: iva poziiinienb 01 '\\'il.\".l today by Trude _\ll'!'.. non.

The cmunitioe will a fluid dOnntr-(i b; p

doniiinrl or ~ to ncnz-ly $1.00.’) 'I‘l‘ie objvctive fcct and cxpri cations into in. .m. IlPSlIZTlM to ll1f'l'(‘fi$‘ of Canada in rringv": on i... In addition to ln-n- the commiilw moinlari-s Frederick Rriiiiiii ' crcr of iiio insi bcrcs: Prof. '.

University, Magce, executive .. minister of national Duncan, deputy mifliufpf‘ iional dcfnnce ~ l-Icnrv, (loparim- - and supply. .\'i.l_l(1 ( » Lcfir-clic, associnn- r ~- of national scrvirvis; chard. depot-omen: and Dr. H. l. l*:I‘4"'llc‘V,<,. mllor. depnrfnir-ii.‘ n’ fairs.

WOULDN'T iT BE FiNE lF WE HAD SOME 0 ‘T1415 NEXT DECEMBER

Cunu JII-Illildi‘ Ilurricnncs.

It l'\' not known limv many limos llii-ii- |\|.ll\(‘.‘i liuvc ill‘(‘Il i iigiiinsl llli‘ (lcriviziiia ' miiirlvii flltlhi l-ist ~

Aug. 1H. but uiioffi~ ‘ vlnl cstiiniitvs pliicl‘ iii l2 the l nlimlitri- HIP)‘ have (fiHYllPd iii " ious fights.

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'l‘Oll.i)N F0. Au; m. i =—- M iium and miiniiiiiiiii i- : him-n- illft _

.l):i".\si~;1 4i‘ . ;V.<'.oii.i . w. " lkininiiion -l. i iii ~11 . ‘. .' , ‘ l. i i 5(‘.liiii'liii'.w.v- t‘ FURICC '\\"l .‘Illl‘iiillll‘ l'l'li\llli'i“\ ‘l ‘ r".

frvsli \\lllil\l (loud. _.-, ..

a llrififn’.

Aliiiiiu, although not a mcinlwrgynrm niih .\l\i\\‘.r-i’<. of the government or the crown‘ SiYiop-s: .\i i‘- coinicil. put 1n a surprise appcnr- has (will -* nmc at the scssion. tlario- liili r i

Riiinaiiin. (llkflvlllll the ordcrs ohfilll ill!‘

(“zvriiiniiy- iiiiri linlv, rzavc up bc- l\1l'i‘-< lll »‘ 5