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roux nous: buys time at Mira nansru. pick . up , - landing. the velsnse at" has - . 1 the Hughes Drug Store. and delivery. Dial 7134. K 'l'lIII'd.:y the lamb: of 1:16;: was hidserddg TORONTO (GP)-'l'e;p:'eatui-q . , Cdli Illa which atlonal aavea Illtll iaald Thursday light 'r Isl-4"”. ””I”'” """ C"' THYMEWOOD Ci-sits available Iaularlst loans were approved year. New starts at 14.331 were do public weather ethos: of. Well b'"dl0- . Phone Lothians 3655. tiisssa to run daring to. anti virtually the nine as iiiisss. in. in. p IVE TREAT the sick well- Gl; I , 1 hit of use - a decline of e.osois1.s1ii ctsaiitiiu were completed. tmsiiti tom ' - gey's Pharmacy. open ll I-In WINDMII-L. Special today steam fun the corresponding period otloomsposditis period last year. Dawson at .- 3 pm, e;io i::t.i:i!ock fillets. with egg sauce. 13. wmpugd pug 5 FOR C0”VE"lE"CE' '”'2;”- I I laiais; ts'1gs' iiaa not yIs-t made I'II1:.AVe:II:' in”: tics: and economy. 5509 ” W Curt. REF. CHURCH Dutch ser- 3, M and 1. h ac, t, g ., oshotssingstartssinslefsmily gays P arm y ,iices at 10.30 a.m. At 7.40 p.m. In the isilihile of tbsrrenr. the act increased a YORK PASTORAL Charge. The Heart: Hull. East noysity. annotation iii a quarterly so-'secoiid quits:

United Church "l ”'”f"' Mi”(I,5t.'l FREE CHURCH of Scotland. cr. R-93 JM; Sproulel snugly. Lil Service Oct. Mth. Stanchel 2.30 P. tuber 1-l. 1905- 9-3” ”m' "5" Im. Rev, J. H. Bishop, Minister.

l Grove, lit-0 s.ni. Central Rally ' Day service. 7.30 P-"l- Y0l'll- LISTEN in tonight to crcv at g 8.30 for Columbus day Broadcast . W()RT;l':e:lA3IvIl::g(:) oammgg by State Deputy John E. Cameron. niversar - . - i teal prescriptions d15pe!lS0d; Pl'9d't LOWER Freetown School Gos- prtctiir .1 Eli. Worth. Resillii” pel service Lord's Day 7.45 pm. Pliarmaccutical Chemist snce All welcome. G. A. Ramsay and July 1914 Robert Mcllwaine. I

TRYON BAPTIST vPastorate.v.Dl- THE BRADALBANE Prcsby-I li, .1. Barrass. Minister. Services tprlall Church, services for Sun-'. fnr Sunda.V. (lctober 1-tth. 7.31 ll-l'll-t day, October 14th, There will be all

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HALIFAX (CP) - The weather office -in winds will swing around to southerly and warm". air will begin to flow into the dis. trict. The weather will be lunny but cloud will reach the northwest. ern regions late in the day.

U- S- woman Isa , I :Nova Bootia, Prince OTTAWA (CP)-Toronto. Can- 1.395.400. Edward Island. eastern N.B. coun-

Fareuell Service at gTry0I'l. 0Fdlll' preaching service at 3.00 pm. Rcv an.-9 nf Baptism. Sunday School 1-:. 11. Evan, interim Modem...-,.

all T”'"" M Hm B m" RALLY SERVICE at Churchill

POWNAL UNITED Pasloralp Oct. 14, 7.30 pm. Deaconess Miss. Charge, Services Sunday. OCV-059' Mary MacKenzie. guest speaker.I 14th, 10 a.m. Bunbury. Tll3llll5BlV' Rcv. Donald Nicholson, Interim

mg; 11.10 a in. iially Day It Mt-i Moderator.

Herbert. 7.3u p m, Pnwnal Thanks- giving and Commiinion Rev. 'I'.R.i Goudge, Minister.

WINSLOE PASTORAL Charge.. United Church oi Canada. Servic-l

TRYON l'ntted ('hurch Sund:iv,l ()t-mhei- l-lib" Cape Traverse ll a.ni . (lrapautl 3 p.m.; Trynn 730 pm. Sacrament of the Lord's Sup.- per at Cape Traverse and Cra-

cOl'IVICTOd l sda's second-largest metropolitan

In Jerusalem

JERUSALEM (AP) - Mary Frances Hagan. 29-year-old U.8.

centre. is steadily moving closer in population to the country's big- gest, Montreal.

This year's census-takers found tltat Metropolitan Toronto. on the

The figures were reported today by the bureouof statistics in an interim census report which also

ties. lower St. John River valley: Sunny and much wsrmar; light winds increasing to southwest 15 in

showed that Vancouver and Win- the afternoon. law-high at New

nipeg still held third and fourth places among Canada's population

Glasgow N and 00. Charlottetown I) and 55. Moncton so and 55.

centres at the count last June I. Fredericton It and 60. Saint John

a M Sunday October 14", ,,e pang Rev. uoyd Awhu. citizen. was convicted as a spy strength of phenomenal suburban

Thursday in Jerusalem dlstric

11 am. Princetown Road. 3.'D-l'Il- llighfield. 7.30 pm. North. Winsloe Sunday School Rally Servicv. Sun- day Schools at regular hours. Rev. Dr. EA Betti, Minister.

COVEIIEAD

-7.30 p.m. All are welcome to these P A 8 T O B A 1..

ALEXANDRA - Hazelbrook - Cross Roads Services for Sunday, Oct. 14th. Alexandra 11 am.; liazelbmok 3 p.m.; Cross Roads

services. Rev. C. W. Passey, Min-

COLIN.

The court's president ruled she was guilty of two charges of es- pionage under the Israeli official secrets ordinance.

Two sentence were imposed.

growth, had increased by 11.6 perl cent to 1,341,305 persons in the,tionaI census ever taken on a five years since It was counted all five-year-interval basis was in- I,117.d70 in 1961. lcomplete. It did not show totals

Metropolitan Montreal grew 14 for such centres at Halifax, Que- per cent in 1.505.321 persons to bee. London and Edmonton for hold its first place, up from which counts are not yet tab-

Today's report on the first na- 3 and so.

High tide today at Charlottetown at 8 am. and 5.05 p.m.; at Rus- tlco at 11.10 pm. Sunimerside tide eighteen minutes later than Char- lottetown. The sun rose at 6.24 a.m.

one of three months and the other ulated. Before this. the has "Id '9" 't 5'” 7""

Charge. United Church of Canndau Isler.

Rev. W. H. Fnrsyth, B.A. Minis- ter. Church services for Sunday, ()ct. l4lIl. West Covehead, morn-

ing worship 11 a m, Stanhope. pm! He worship. 3 p.m. Rally Dav sec! ,,

vice. Covehead Road, Evening wor- ship. 7,30 pm, Thanksgiving ser- vice and Holy Communion.

CRAPAUD anti Spriiigi ie 1 d Parishes. Services for Sunday. October 14th, 1956. Twentieth Sun- day after Trinity: St. John's Church Crapaud, 11.00 am. Morn- ing Prayer; St. Elizabeth's Church Springfield. 7.30 pm. Evenlnz Prayer. Confirmation Services - Tue.. October 16th. St. Elizabeth's

; will conduct the service. Rev. Don- .ald Nicholson, Minister.

l FREDERICTON and Broadcl- Ibane Churches of Christ Sunday.

THE PRESBYTERIAN Church in Canada St. John's, Belfast, Ser- vice on the Lord's Day October 14th at 11 am. Rev. Donald Camp- ell will be guest Minister and

Oct. 14th. Combined Service in the Fredericton Church at 3 pm. Fre- dericton Sunday School 1030 a. m. Breadalbaite Sunday School 10 am. William O. Weole. Simply Preacher.

CORNWALL Pasmml (.harge.i Pictured tiipperl. A corner of members.

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Church Springfield 4.00 p.m.; St. United church 0; Canada Services Ihc snrtinc area in the new Post .l..l. Connolly tfrontl making at attended to by well-trained and;

Johnj church, Cupaud 3, p.m. Sunday. 0”. 14m Harvest pest, Office providing space for quickpcnsui-il - Rev. George R. F. Ebsary. Rector, 1"; urvices at New Dominion 11 and acciitsto distributing by staff' public area where crowding ls-

a.m.; At Cornwall 7.!) p.m. Rally

"AMPTON PASTORAL Chamelday service Kingston 3 pm. A

insncclion. (Lower) The efficicntemployees.

Guardian Photos.

Services October 14th as follows: Bmtshnw 11 is.m. Destible 3 pm. Hampton 7 pm. The Men's Choir and Male Quartet of the Imman- uel United Church, Amherst, NS., will be guests of the Hampton Con- gregation on Sunday and will sing at the afternoon and evening services. Rev. M.K. Chsrmsn. Minister.

THE BROOKFIEID Pastoral Charge, the Presbyterian Church

special thanksgiving offering at all services. Rev. R. A. Patterson. Minister.

NURSE? MEETING - The An-l SLIGHT ACCIDENT-'Onc slight but meeting of the Charlottetown accident was r8P0l'l8d lll llle C115"

the province at Storey Electric.

District of the Association of Nurs- ycsIordi1)'- Two cans ctillldetl W as of Prince Edward Island will be the intersection of Prince and Ken .

held in Red Cross House. 62 Prince. with minor damage rcsulting to Street on October 22. at 0 pm. They the front sections of both cars. Thc nurses from Summerslde District accident happened at 11.20 am.

are cordially invited to attend. 1 CAR" PARTY RESl..ITy Fol.

FOR TTIE best in lighting fix-g turos sec the largest display in:

' Wilcley Lodge 7

Enioys Banquet

The members of Wlltley Lodge” 1.00.F.. cnjoyed a bounteous re-. post served by a committee from the Alpha Rebekah Lodge last eve- ning.

The guest speaker was the Rev. Frank MacLc-an who was introd- uced by Brother Jack MacNair.

- IIS she travelled through the coun-

one year in prison. They are to be served concurrently.

Miss Hogan was tried secretly on charges that she was a spy for Syria. with which Israel of- ficlally is at war. She was ar- rested A113. 27 at s Tel Avlv hotel after she made a nine-day bus 'tour of Israel.

Miss Hagan, whom friends from lPcmhroke College at Providence. I R.1., describe as a fervent ideal- I list. excited suspicion of Israeli of- ficials by the questlons she asked

try.

Her conviction on the two counts would have brought a total sen- tence of 23 years in prison.

Israeli informants said Miss Ha- gan admitted pro-Arab sympathies and said she had come to Israel on her own to find out the truth about Middle East affairs. She

'eaded innocent to spying.

TRACADIE C. W. L.

The regular monthly meeting of the Tracadie subdivision of the Catholic Women's League was held on Sunday. September 23rd.

The president Mrs. Patrick Lacey was in the chair. The director Rev. Father MacMlllan

To Commission H.M.C.S. Oflcfwa

OTIAWA tcri - macs Ot- tawa, the third of Canada's new

been taken every 10 yean. It highlighted. however. the "III I9 2555” mm 335-7” The

dominant fact of Canadian cl '”'"”Wu”” ”" W" "P 15-7

growth-the booming rise of ore W 090140 409.657 from 354-069.

wbu,-5.. with the area's population. not Mom"; cm. pm", 9." H counting the city, increasing 80.1

per cent in the five years to I,09l.- 9'' "uh

448 from 1.021.520. But the rest of

anti-submarine destroyer escorts. the met;-opomn gfg. taped will be commissioned Nov. 10 at ahead by 33.9 per cent to 500,879 Canadian Vlckers Ltd.. Montreal. from 373330,

the navy announced Thursday. imports crry Logs

Shortly after the commissioning. the 2.w0-ton Ottawa will sail for Halifax to Join her sister ships. the St. Laurent and Assinlbolne. in the Third Canadian Escort Squadron.

Eleven more of the destroyer escorts are in various stages of construction.

The Ottawa will become the third Canadian navy ship to bear that name. The first Ottawa. a destroyer. was torpedoed and

1942, nnd 113 men perished,

The second Ottawa. also a de- stroyer, saw extensive convoy Str- vice and too part In three -boat kills. She was declared surplus at Sydney, N.S.. Oct. 12. 1945. still turned over to War Assets Con!- for disposal.

The City of Toronto itself in fact lost population. down two per cent to 662.096 from 675.754. But the rest of Metropolitan Tomato surged up by a massive 56.! per cent to 685.00 from 441.718.

Metropolitan Montreal's Ilve- year growth of 14 per cent com- pared with a 22-per-cent rise in the 10 preceding years. Metropol-

sunk off Newfoundland Sept. 13. period

ltan Toronto's 11.0-per-cent rise in the period almost snatched the 23-percent increase of the 1M1-51

The picture of city growth being outstripped by suburbs in s , ted in other metropolitan areas re- ported on today: Vancouver. Win- nipeg. Ottawa. I-Iamllton. Windsor and Victoria.

Vancouver City proper ex-

OOIOBEB 11. 18. 19, S0 landed five per cent to 31,952 fh. nwmacy

1 Canada. Service for Sumia ,0ct MARSHFIELD Presbyterian? lowint: arr thc i'c-stills of ill? NW1 .- .0lJeIIO(I the meeting with the from 344.833. Metropolltlll VIII- E ' other Nth. Hunter River ll.00y a.m. Church. The hours of services furl party held last night at Central lliioznircggglxaozlaocrlfrg alggiggsdg League Prayer. The minutes of REVWE OLD CRAFT couver was up by 24 per cent to tow- . I Hartsville 3.00 p.m.; Brnoklield, Sunday. Oct. 14 are as follows: i Royalty Hall: Ladit-s' lsf, Mrs. M. Wm, M wank; was moved by may the previous monthly meeting LANGEwEllE- W9" Gfmwlz 058,313 from 5&l,7n. uh-Th", p p 730 pm. The Rev. ct.”-ta. roots Marshfield 11 am; Harrington 3 Walkcrp ziid. Blanche Robertson um, AQF. Gm lwere read by Mrs. Leo Lund in flteutorsiswest Germany: flrlsn wumpu my a." by H M

'; of Badrleck. Cape Breton. will be p.m.; Mount Stewart 7.30 p.m. consnlzillflll. Mrs. Bruce Macl)on- A 50.0 rendered by Miss Marlyn the absence of the secretary. P0"!-WY llllllwm 99'" '9”

- l the preacher. Rev. E. H. Bean. Sunday School Harrington 10.30 s.l aid. Monls lsf, John Mocrtiecr; Mathew" was mm enjo ed and approved. this small town. centre of a dis- I I rmmm moderator. rn. Special solnlst in Marshfieldiznd. Edgar lliiyes; consolation C,- The thank; of (:1, mating -I;,M' The following correspondence trict where the pottery craft has 'i I I I Wm be Mrs. Jnhn car, A” and R Marx,-.y. lln(1l'pTl7.C,AlcClI(lIl-l extended (0 the cl-Jmmmeo frolmwas read: Alcttcr from Mrs. been followed for centuries. The I NORTII RIVER lltillrtl llnntist welcome. Sftiricnt minister. .1. Karl dot-srini trr-o-mutt, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Connlck. secretary of the museum will also serve as an in-

”"'.A.Iph' ReI'9k5l' Md" ml" Ihelr Curran Bann subdivision re the structlon centre. T:"."l3E.5f'.PV"'.:..jg Regional Convention to be held

. 7-" in that parish: also a Ietterfrom WIII Attend

Church, Sunday. October 14th. Di-I English lyoms M,.,,r,.. vine Wnrship.tNorth River ll a.m.. . p

Clyde River 3 p.m. Kingston WAIT FOR ill? Orllillllal Tllt" IS lHZCOVF.BlNG - Illaslcr pm. Sunday School. North River fiddling a step dancing cham-,(;ary Niplsnn, nlnc-ycai--old sun of to am. Long Creek 10.45 pm. pinnshipit dverlised for Oct. 15 Mr. and Mrs Duke Nlclsnn. GN-

Fnirvicw ll n.I'l1- CINE NV" 1 P- are not the originals hold in the am street, is rccovcring favor-p

Out of Respect to the Memory ofiiielnte

Mr'ulA' Clark T .2” Telggl-' eeeeeeesseaeeseaee

fen an versary o e u -

culnsis League inviting two dele- I FOR THE "A ' ...-...:g1Iv I0

THE LATE MR. HARDY I

rn. Rev. Owen Cochran. Minis- past by the Charlottetown Y's (bk. .'lIl('I' lit-int: in the PHI. p & S s gates from each subdivision - w ter. Men's Club. The Y's Mania is llrospital for over two months? D h Y d H. s ”"md' IA. .. E. HUNTER RWFR Plsmrnlilsnd championships will be held wm.rin;; from is severe izasolencp eat ester Cy mDIl,FeC"55:;lltoI0ltl'4'?W9It: fie ll !&1,).I'c S0” ' 5-, . ' . I in . El i ti . l - lit 1 it which 59 e 98008 - Charge. The United Church ofCan- :e";;” bgngyeifln ME" ";'valtl:l': burn on his entire P c Mr. H. In Hardy Mrs. Gordon MacDonald and "am," for dmmuiom R V" I750

Our store will he dissed Botswana is llou-I p 1 PM. TO 0 PM. TODAY (l'BlDAY)f

HUGHES DRUG CO." LTD.

. reqlilI"Nl -Ski" l"'”"I"g' H" "Mk" several Islanders in attendance at a tad g utii. as follows: Nnrtii Wiltshire '9' ''"'”"''"l'"''" 0' "me 3"” friends export lilm t0 l" l"""”1 the Atlantic Home and School Coii- siliciper ono o:I:i:er.3i:lI chm”

ads Services on Sunday, October cg. V , .s fl s I1 I 10 . .: l””"' iwllliln ""0 "t'"'”- Th” deal" Occurred lit tlie;n:rence in be held in Amherst The dlrecto. R . F iii M - 11 am un ay C 00 lm lPrincc Edward Island Hospital 5-5.. on 0Pl0bel' 19th and 20llI'- Millnn reviewed ellhe aduteirss .5! . KILUIQ '4.-

Wheatlcy River 3 p.m. Sunday I pug.-yl WINNER5 .. ' .3 pr-hul HERE- School 2 p.m.; Hunter River 7.30 Cggngrty winner, at the ctnva.-lMr"mKg::r 0,:m',ham' (hing-all last evening of Mr. Harry L. Har- Mm Macnonam I5 the prose” '9'"? 9! "'9 00l1V9lWl'l llld 1'0- pm. Sunday school 10.30 Lm.-1-he Club were Lad." rim. Mrsllselg-Marv M "19 Gidmns 1,m.,-.idy' W," kmwn busme" man of Pl'LlSldel'Il”flf the Atlantic Confeir minded them to givs a mo.,-.., 5"-'"""'"l 0' "”'l' C""""""l”" Fred M"-'M'l'0"i "C""d- M"- C- 'iinnni' in Canada. who was in this City He was in his viii ear II": lhtie Iivmt Limlm Y ip "Wm nth" Mumun '1” will he observed at Wheatley Rlv- cm-kin; consolation, Mrs, Gegrgc "3 In "M" M bminess R," - - 3' - cn o te rov nca Assoca on urged the members to keep up " and Hum" mwrg Rev. CIR, chandler. Men.” "rm IL 0. Pnmg Charo e I H mm. Wm... hpmf Two year; ago the lat. Mr. Hgf. of Prince Edward Island. the First Fridays and suggested Manse RA, an, Minister. 1,. ,m...i, Jerome llnlron; cnn- Y9-il""'3Y "' 3, M C,m,1,,,,,,:dy suffered a mild heart attack. I'll"? 8"” 1'7 "0""! ""1 Scllml ' C0'"'""nl0" Sunday for the I solution Richard Flemming. l')nor-AMI mrnham me Y -n On September 30th of this ear Asmcmmn presently Iuncnumng membe" 0' the Run” t ' How" and Siinimcrslilc Gldemle ll t Y in Prince Edward island with a

COUNTY COUR'I'- H M -I - - - Gee received a 12-month teriiiiintzf nci'tI:..yat:5,ecr'f,',f2.';:; Tiiesday Wcilltlll Bl "'9 Ilogl” ::l he 5""'l"9ll 3 leclllld 'lll9k which tollll membership In the VlClllllY from Judge C. St. Clair Tralnorlsylvj. com" Md M”. view, ER, Mr. and Mrs. W. Blair Mac 008 lwas an indirect cause of his death. of 1,000.

. In Que-en's County Court yester-I "L North River Road. The rue Mr. Rudy 'u bum At the Amherst meeting. guest

If day. The accused had been found'

guilty of brcalslnc and entering.

TRINITY Y.P.U.-The weekly

the store rf T.L. Smith and having, meeting of the Tl'lI1ll.V Y-P-U Wllll - committed theft. R.R. Bell. Q.C.,p held In the Social hall on October

appeared as counsel for the def- 10a The meetlnli 011511911 Wllll I

in York, P.1-1.1, on December 4th,

speakers will lncliide Mrs. G. D. r

Taylor, National President of the

liltli. Iic resided in the district of! organization, and Mrs. A. B. Per-

hts birth until fwd when he moved .10 Western Canada and-became

lln. president of the St. John's Regional Home and School Coun-

HEAR

THE

WHAT

COLUMBUS DAY BROADCAST

oil of St. John's. Newfoundland.

once and .1.P, Nicholson reprQgQnt- film "The Living Word" showing Mr. and Mrs. Thane Adams. who "I II” Cmwni lIIl,::rIIt)rI'lTedBlSbIII:WIll bt;mIIsg:'tedF alllli Iltlers I:Iel(elnWIv1'I:nI&?lSO(fII-I oArdlll::l:egle!aI Saskatchewan. He married Maud ANIMAL COMFORT LOADING CARGOES- Water-AB. Wlteelock. The wnrshlp was icd . View, and Mr. and Mrs. Georitet S"mkI”"d' M Ch”I”"et”'"' I" the NEW YORK (Apt-'n.g Amer. . Wt-st in l9I7 and later sold the front activity moved from the Rail-' by Connie Daives. Charlotte Mac-, Campbell. Dnrnley. left Thiirsday farm in m9'and mm,” ,0 Ch". lcan society for prevention of Way Wharf to the Buntain and Bell Eachern and Earle Warren from l morning for Montreal. Wmnwn 'He hind partnership cruelty to animals will build a Port yesterday with three vessels; the Faith and Evangelistic Com-1 I M D Ml Wm, his lmitlisr Stanley to form "N900 'lIl”""I3' Idlewlld lll'D0l1 taking on general cargoes. In port. mission. The recreation was led Mr-. 3"” MW Cl" " 3"! .' W, S LI Hardy Co on Kem St..." in board the too,ooo animals that we-rr two ships from III! Magdalen, by Hugh Mscnean. after which and iitiiv mu have return? 0 in "m pm, HE WAS mm In W pal! ttii-nnuii each year. The lslnndsH the Mnfltlnlen and the the indivudusl commissions rt-ttt-3 Toronto nfler Vlllfinl Mrs. Mc- mm”-am; I”-ml mm wee-kl um chm.” Wm mu" gmm ” . day Pt-tit Bras D'qr.-nnnrl the Philip ed to their study groups. "'l"”IdT ”""""' Mrs ""1 Mr" ' ' for lions and tigers to five cents

owner of a large wheat farm in

1 w YOU THINK

TONIGHT A1”O:30 PM. Over CFCY

"CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS AND HIS ACHIEVEMENTS"

- - The late Mr. Hardy was an ncf- . E. Lake from St. John's Newfound- ,. A" M"K".'"""' PL"I"'d' TIIPY were i 4 r. f 1- I t 5 I'll 0lllll'l"-V . y land. The Mllldales and the Pefitl POLICE COUR1'- Two witness arcnmP9"'"l '""'l by M'” M" ilnpuri-'IITii:rre he wilsn AylhgI"lI1l():g souiuiiliirs IN IJUEI. by '

Bras D'nr will return to their horn l 9' "Mn", " h'"I"" opened I" M”KI""”"'

ports and (In Phm E. an 1: "'9 C9'0P star. brnk K':;I awnp A

,,J,,du;,d go ., u me Humor. t case before Magistrate . & man:

MM. .f.iri in City Police Cmtrf yes 9 syp morning. Mr. C.M. Macbeiin. man-

of the session for many years. ROME. Italy (AP) - Two Fas- llr ll Survived by his widow, clsts (fuelled with swords and it sister Ethel, Mrs. M.G. Crockett wnundgd arc). amgr Thurgdgy and n: llil.-'(t7'I't..v.(ar'ids brother. Stanley. then refused to exchange lpoIo- ted tli cl - 3 900 ls l Y- gieti after they quit fightin . The