‘in .

a all-Tin!“

1mm? row; -, TH E G UAR DIAN

ail-mi»; Daily iti-uiliiv-ri In mm ‘llfhftrltrd H! \m-nttil lll~u \l.nll. [Will Ufflr. l|.-|,iirt|t-i-iit_ lnmim ‘llin l-lzlnll lvllnrlliutv Iul|ll~l|l|l§ lfl Qmm, "m! Hui-wiring Inn-tor .l t; Burnett. Auurtinlu jillltiir, Frimli “kill-n.

"The Strongest Memory is Wfialtl‘! Th0" the Weakest Ink."

UEKT<TJ¥¥EiTv'hT~%TiT‘TiIICvTB1\ x litre t» “t? trti. __.________.~__~- “LL”--- _. What Socialism Leads To

The Old-Age Pcnsteiiris Tcilrraticit cl Fnfl iand petitioned the Labsr Gavin-Witt? l’) PPS" wide q pension pf S8. prr wcck at the rag: of sixty. Mr. Dairies, Lobeui M. i’. for liwst flcui, subsequently asked this Gcsctiuncwt v ‘at QLIlIlW had bcen taken iii the iaiztter, <‘.:.:w 1h.‘ tril- lowing exploitation front Lrbriti M-tv'sl-< of lit- suroricc Griffiths:

"We (m; mmzlly‘ ztnpiuccluiig (l twtc Wiltfll Cycyy 51mg gfpig pt tttvtknq tag: in the cc-nt- munity will lttjvt} it» suptmrl one |.‘:n‘.1oner--~\r1 cdditicn, of IDUIEK‘. to suppartiirj tlrc cltililtctt who are our liitur: W0|l\(‘i'\ l‘

"l fccl sure," the Ifflnister (tailored, "tlwt ngilher the qcnzicl pubhc nor angst numbers 0f ttm Agsggiiitfcii", putting it forward can uppxz- ciate the cctt::q:..tt.cs of vrhrit they urn ltskrttg iis to d4‘

"It i; fl]: divindlitzg piOpUlllOll of pCUUlC or “'ofk|ng ago vulva, ‘.."I".~I“;r a; ilircct miivbir- tars to the pcrttisns firm‘ cr (75 ruzpcgvcrs, must find thc cost at the pensions."

Hcre is it sttakiitg uxaittplc of "trial by error." Eittltusiasti: and irmbitiotts Socialists have bsen 1.0 busy will! sclrcmzs to relieve the itvcrtzgc rmw: of the necessity of labcuuirg fgr ti tiwlihcdl. that" they overlooked the fact that hfllllflOllC mus; foo; yhc [all Evtgffrttiy t.) lltClf own sur~ prigg, they have discoveiai tlmt tu pay old "n: pension; at 58. psi week would involve can cJ ilition of another 520,000,009 at lczrt to ffill.‘ tiott, and mcan that ever) ll"?! HFQPlT "l "Ull" mg age will have t.) gtiptwtl on: pirustzritcr. V/‘itniu brmgs 51m}; gg(iql pqnrjqgqlg WlllTIH fltg‘ rouge of a pyacficql r-pgitrtfify tlii:t avert ii SOtlZlllJi can appreciate.

Mount Vesuvius

Jr, Giuseppe lmbu, cfltcrul cbscrvcr "l Mount Vesuvius, i; quoted ttl n t""t’"\l press <li"'- pqtfh n; ptQtlILllflg that Eurspfs curly iu-lrvrr volcano may erupt "in o matter of mouths, may- he days."

This alarming statement docs not seen‘ to have Qrsutcd tnuch concern. Aluny Canadian vct- erans of the Italian campaign, lwwrvuf. ‘nlll YCflfl ll‘ with interest. There wctc a number nf organic cd tours of service personnel to Vesuvius Vl/hcn tr gruplcd in btarclt, i944 it threw out Ittlllllifl} of cubic yards ot lovii wh-ch strrcud ovm ll": gurftillfldlflg coiiittrysiclr, destroying vnhitlc lriges, and filbnq Ifl rcriils live trvlcs away to q 49ml, of eight er riI-rc fccl. llrllov/ittg ‘IP39!’ clouds could bc ~".::ci\ l'lC‘l\ as" lflf 51*"? "5 _l:°'~l9l" cirfield, ubcut 3U ntilcs ttcvth cusl Ol Vfwvulfi-

The volcunifs rest perirgd l5 now us tang us itiose ir ltcts tam» m (ill lvut two of imlasr l6 eruptions in the past 3CD years. The longest period of quiet during lltut ttmc was seven years. The shortest was an: yeor. Tcislslctrt enitli sltokings and a lrcavy vuppr Colurvtt m the post mom}, me 5,9", Cf m1 impcttzling criipltert. Dr. tmbg, however, hasn't been able to get clcsc enough to the vapor column to metisuic itshcoi", yhjqt, would enable a more certain pfttdlCllOfl.

U Yltr

Death From The Sky The technical reasons why "bitzz" bomb‘. lnilcd to become the clcclsivc wceipolts thc Ger- mans bod hoped m fllf(l(l’,3 nit the civilian P'Jl')'.l~ lation of Britain have recently lwccn outlined in the Manchester Guardian following n report of the l944-45 flflftikS, made chiefly on London, oieprircd by Air Citicf Mambo! Sir Rorlcrick Hill. The principle mivscr". for fmlttrr; of lini- "buzz" bomb-parent of the present guidcvl missiles - was its vulnerability to nrttisnircrult ftrc ctncl aerial dcfcncv, such as the bombing cf launching bows rtnil shvellng the bombs front i'9htcr (lIICffJfl ‘flzt- Vl aiiil V2 rnikcts, tltouqli many tihics nteiu: tlevrelnlwg v-hcrc lltvy l-Tll, end lturdly niisrzj at rill Iii ".l"ll‘l".l‘»‘L‘ mew» ures, were used piemiil-itcly for filfUfCgIC rcv ‘l the tflltq,’ the Ht"

lllll.‘

sons, and thus lti-il tumour curacy, nor the lfostutq pow/er they bnvp tvrlrtv, or might lirtv: had tlicn ll the Griman Sfilflllllil’, and lccltrticrons had klCLfl irlliiir-acl rhorc tint; t» perfect thcm.

Th0 destruction they did cause, however, before the launching 5-1:", were Itnnlly over-run by the invasion forces, i.L‘.l“£ too clot-c to accom~ plishing the German obiwtiv: -- complete (le- morolization of tit: crvihcin populcttlan in the target area-to allow my ccmoiaccncy about the place of these wcupuus in their present pri- fectcd state in total ivrr.

Between June, 1944, and hlurcl‘, I945, thcy killed nearly 9,000 peoplc, maimed 24,500 riiore, and destroyed or mauled 230,000 lIDUZCS and damaged a million.

The slow sturt in taking the nreasure of the "buzz" bomb; which opened thczc attacks is attributed to bozl intelligsiicc. The Air Minis- try knew the bombs were going to be used, but did not know they wauld come in at an awkward height, above the liqht guns’ ccil-ng nntl too low to; (he hggvy puss. But riftcr eight ittnnths’ prac- tice the defence forces were sltaotuig down seven bombs out of ten, and in the Ii-ist days’ opera- tion; twenty out of twsntv one were exploded in rho air and one crashed Z5 milcs from its target. The rocket bomb was quite a different mat- ter. Hitler's technicians, goaded to premature ex- ploitation could only give their rockets a war- head of one ton of high explosives and a range of Z00 miles. They soared to a hemht of 50 miles and landed of 1,800 milcs an hour. Defences in the country cauld m nothing about them.

- collars

y _,_‘__ The

Thcir contribution was limited to

trucking the l

missiles, trying to locate their firing points, undl,’

attacking these more or less frequently, their ef- forts limited by demands for aircraft and per- lsnnncl by the invading fzvces an the continent, ‘and forces in the For Ecst.

Hod the Germans launched more intensive attacks the defence problems would have been easier because launching bases could have been nrcrc costly and quickly spotted and established n", priority targets.

Future defence will remain a matter of good intelligence to discover launching bases, and cl- lcctivc attack either by bombing or through use of ground troops to destroy tltcm, it is now con- szlrrccl. The rocket with the atomic warhead "is probably some years away," and the immediate defensive worry is the rocket with a range of scvsral hundred miles and n normal type war- head many titties more tetl-ul than the ones used to attack Brttuin.

./" i DTTTtRIAT:

NUILS/'

Wcck of Prayer. l

~ I

Jimioi Farmers at Sl", Dunstan!» . .. . .-

President Truman is at least leading Amari- cans towards socialism with their eyes open. Along with social measures he proposes the taxes nccczsury to pny for them.

Llliti Canada, Australia is carrying out re- scorch into the private lifc‘ of the oyster. Unlike the activities at Ellerslie, however, the Austral- icri studies arc directed towards the production of pearls rather than the delicacy itself.

The ClCLISlOII of lndia end Pakistan to stop fighting llflfil settle their differences over Kash- mir by u U. N.-supcrviscd plebiscite will be wel- coiucil tftroitglrout the Cammonwealth. All wars (‘re hateful, hut a clash between sisters Domin- it-ns is doubly so,

. .. .

The long awurted drop in the cost of living index docs not look ‘as good to farmers as might have been hoped. The slight decline was due tn lower prices for eggs, ntcets, vegetables and fruits, while other products continua to rise in price.

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"THE DESERTl-Jl) YlLl-AG E"

ER OM :

Swcc; was the sound. when oft, .1: cvcrtinus clcsc. Up yonder lllll the village tnuruzt: rose.

There as I pasvrt. .\l(‘[75 and slow. ."vtir‘.'_r1iil HUIPS tron bclcni: swam responsive as the mlltc~ maid Funfl.

sobi-x ticra that. lotvd :0 meet their" young.

noisy grew that gnbblcil 0'01" the [lflttll

tfllikflll flllhltTfl jllsl lct litose from sch-sol.

tvitzcticlos": voice that bayd the whispering wind,

And lhr loud laugh that spoke the

viii-tint mtml~ _ These all in sweet confusion sought _ the shade, ‘ Ana filled each pause the nightm- gale had made.

with Cllffllfsb

T)“. i-anie soften 4t

The Th

Th!‘ The

The

~QllVEY Goldsmith.

-§Q€—$P€ O%QQG Old Charlottetown l (And l‘. E. l.) a

AROUND QUEEN SQUARE

’l‘lierc l5 a curious looking build- ing on Queen Square near" the Col- nriizil Building, now in the pupa slate of being; it has mnrkct ltti: in 1L every Vfeilnixsday and Stit- urday. and promises" the body of a Irvttct" building. halving wings rind every Jtltiri‘ ni-uorttntodatlon 50v a vuge li‘ and fruit tnarket, .1 fish v-t. r-nrl no rlottbt an

ihvritm market. for lot; (it things" that the clover cnuntr‘. people fctvh rilonp. but which '10 not belong to the above enumer- rtlions".

Besides the building we havi‘ just rclerretl to. which is a plllarcil. Civ- culztv wooden stt-uclilrc. then‘ is on the Suitat-n, rnrl fronting Quom: Stvevt. what 1:. callr-d "Th0 Olcl Court llutisvr" now devoted to 1hr- ptirposvs" of a l\lrl.\‘m"'s" Court, a

ln this age of credit instruments inflation

Police Court. and the Post Office. On thr‘ almost!» side of the Squztri.‘ is St. Paul's" l-Zniscnpnl Churn-h. l'l(‘l\

i: not necessarily symptomizcd by the reckless ‘printing of currency. The increase of cheques cashed on individual accounts to eight billion in November as compared with six and three-quarter billions n year ago must be v-ry lcigcly of att inflationary noturc.

a n w

At the present time there are in the Sen- (llC 6S Liberals, l6 Progressive Conservativcs, and l5 vacancies. This means there are nearly ;f:-ui fllllCS (15 ntany Liberals as apposition mcm- bers. Those who are interested in seeing the Senate preserved as an important legislative in- strument-, its a useful check ori hasty and often near-sighted luw-ntaking (and who also contcttd that abolition (the socialist plan) is needlessly destructive, lecl (says Thu Gazette) that changes in the method of appointment and the delega- tion of more original legislation to the Senate,

in l‘.\ll‘l‘llltl taliricw‘, and comfort- lllllf‘ in its" :'tt'.'tn:r‘n1-‘tt1,< jnsidg _ ‘flier-c zirt‘ 1.01m‘ fine stores. on (lir- sick‘ of this Si; Vllll‘ ltousvs. nit

' sent of PGflOdlCUl (l(l,<ll‘_\‘ and traffic".

Queen Strrct, is the main street. and slopes ytleasaritls" to the water's edge. terminated by a fine wharf. and busy \\'lll\ shippers’ interests". 'f‘I\e spirit of improventetit ltzzs hers‘ filvflllll." worker! and produced whas tn snmi‘ vvspvvts mny bc‘ called a flit" street," thvrr‘ is no feeling in‘ i-mifiticmetit in it. and from it; hrnnrltli. position and capabilities, it "ill 5077"‘ llll)‘ he a very beautiful strvvl: hut. Prince Street. parallel iillti Queen Slrcfll, and sr-prtrzttc"! front ll b)" 1hr‘ length nf Queen Square. is it pleasziiitei’ strut-t. r ivlrcn its" lf‘t.‘>'lll_\‘ planted true; 1-0;)“. 1n povfectio-r, it will form a cool and sltciclc-tl trt-omonude, having also n wharf ll) i-uttrluirt 1hr‘ saline

it1~

even at" the cost of constitutional amendment, would be the sensible way out of the prelcnl‘ lLdICYOUS position. Complaint is made that new senators are appointed too late in life to be of much service as legislators.

. A -.

Henry Arthur Jones, English dramatic au- tliar, died this date T929. He mode his first definite success in 1882 with The Silver King which ran almost continuously for yearsfond is still revived from time to time. His other prays include Saints and Sinners, Judah, The Crusad- ers, The Lie. He nlso produced a long series of comedies including f/ie Case of Rebellious Susan, H/hitewashing Julia, and The Ogre. lh addition lie published a work on the Renoscencc of flu‘ English Dratrm.‘ "The one cruel lact about heroes is that they are made of flesh and blood."

The official egg prices" quoted below are for Grad: A Large as at Dec. 28. At Montreal and Toronto tlm priccs are those at which gruilcd ehipirennts are selling ta wholesalers. At other pimits quotations are prices to shippers for ltfl- graded eggs.

V9113 I947 5I-52 48-48.‘: 40-4] 50-5 45' 2-46 42-43

45 h] 38 . . . . . . ' , 40 3-5 . . . . .. 4T 35 4548 42 37 46-47 41 38-40

I946 Montreal

Toronto . . . .. Winnipeg Vancouver Edmontcn Regina .. .. Charlottetown

"i...

When a young mun addresses you as "Sir," {says Windscr Star) it's quite in order to ask lcitn which of the services he was in, and the length of time he spent overseas. His easy courtesy marks him not only as an etc-service- nian, but es one who had spent considerable time in the army, navy, or air torcayThis re- _vival of the use cf "Sir" came at a time when it was all but extinct. Young people apparently had come to regard if as something degrading. Then the war came, and military discipline be- gan to remold the custom: of hundreds of thou- sands. "Sir" became a required form of address for servicemen. It is significant. however, that although more than tliiec years have passed sum: demobilization, fhesc veterans are main- taining this usagc. They see no self-obosemcnt in it, and in fact no ltotfcr to themselves by ta- triining this side of their military training lt identifies them its veterans more completely than any service button can do. The armed forces, too. may look back with pride on this effect of their discipline. Although theirs was the grim task of hardening young men for war,

waters of thi‘. lfillsbot-Qugtt, amt trIut-c‘ _\.wu unvrrc thz‘ summer" breeze 111-1)‘ Yvfrcsh and invigorate, whit: llll‘ Pcllvll" rlcllshts and gratlfics". -—l-‘t"utrt spurts of by F. Blrirt

The Rudy/Tail iclchrTiTn-issiotr

IWmnJpc-g Free P1555!

White delallcd comment must await study n! thr‘ terms of refer- cncc. it may bi.‘ said iii once that rtir‘ Royal Commisslort to inquiri- into railway problems nimminced by the Government Worlticsdns’ ls ens!“ ll!" most Olllllflfidlllg body of thli: kind rvrr scL up in this i-otitrti}. The (lnvcvnmciit Ls tn he fflltfiffilflllfll¢tl lllll‘f-‘.\'fl'\'f’dl_\' in: nb- tnlttliig lhr‘ 39mm“ n; 5m); Out. stumlitt: persons" as Him. W. F. A. Turgcoit. Canadian ntirtlstz-x" to Ire- land, who will be the chairman; Prof. H. I" Anzus. hand of the de- partznrnt of pnlttical rr-onotny at thi.‘ Uttliw-txsil)" of Britis-lm Columbia; iiiiit .\tt". flnritlil F. Tums, tireles- snr i‘l ptllllfPfll rcrrrronvv zit lhn Unl- vcttsity of Toronto Rt. Hnti. J L, Jlslry will ni-l as commission cotmsrl.

Mi: THTCPWH, Iarmcrly ntturilrxv- grtvral n! S.\,\l(‘r\l(‘l1"\/\'fll1 and Inter chtrf justice of that province. has trzirt ll mriuitv cxpcrlvticc as u com- mtlsloner investigating rcotlomlc prflhlcms. He IIYCsldi-d over two full rlrcrs cummts-stoits lnto the grain trnzlv. Hi: t-lmireit the i-nm- ratissioir wltlctt settled the Manitoba natural rcsuitrtrcs question. Hi2 Pllllflll(‘l(‘(l inrtutrivs into the (ex-I tile titdustrgv‘ and so on. .\-fi". Titr- germs knowledge of thts country ls all but unrlvalled and his nb~ sense abroad ‘on diplomatic mls- slOllS in the last-few years will be all (u the good. It M11 give him a highly itesirable degree of de- tachment from the controversy WlllCll has resulted ln the Inquiry. Mr. Angus, as n member of the Slrois Commission, a high offtctal in our Externa‘ Affairs depart- ment for several years, and a bril- llnnl student of the economy of this coimtry ts obviously well qual- iflm for this task.

Mr. Irmts- although he has hiul tcss owner-intro tn work of this ktnd, is one of our Iorcmnsl. au- lhnritits on economic mnttrrs.

It is Just. Ovrr l7 srcnr: since the last. major lnqttlry into railway transportation was launched. The chairman of the Inquiry of 1931-32 was Str Lyman Duff. than chfef Justice of Canada. He was assisted by flve commtsstoners. There should be no better nppotntee than Str- Lymnn Duff, but the I931 cam- mission a; a whole proved to be tneffecttve. Its recomme "’ lions were only In pan adopted lfld-

GUALRDIA N. CHA R LOTTETOWTTQ

__,_..._:______._."._ r '

INTERESTED ONLDOKER .

Paesnn nouns --—— Przovostb Rout: -~~- ~

d\~%vv¢nnw

als. were rcturucil to power".

The greatest, HJlITEVCIIICHI o! the Duff Citmnilssiott iizv. negative om. It dict not recom- mezrd amalaamzitlsu and. thwc- ftwrc‘, ntarkerl the ilefent of Sir Ed- ward Beattyls campaign. No sitch question as this will come before the new cammissitm, but. ‘it attpear that. the rxtvtii to whlclt the rccnnmlcs vcvutitntcrtckd bf." thi‘ Duff CJIlltIl..“Il’.>I1 haw‘ tum achiever! will hi‘ tnqtllrcd int‘).

Unhealthy Fur Democracy

i,\lr.»"tt rm:- Afcrrhaitti Ttvo ier Abbott announced Federal Guvcmnzcttts vestrlctlorxs; or: intports had bccn vcfuxcd. vitatiniz, ut say the lm-i. is VICIUUS lmbtt m‘ mblnr" ' atmoutvln: tht‘ vemc zmposltliltr cl controls. and prohibitions with an" cl absolute monarchs. this hogrpi-tmcd to be good U095 H91 11c! 111,1; cabinet ntinisters m (Irmrida have far tiio much poxvvz". Parltamc-irt Just no say in the izratter when Ma". Abbott. wettt. on the air 13 months" ago and flatly told the nation that hi‘ ivri. clan"):- rz doun cn busmess with Qniled states. the paivci"

that the

the casu I Tint 21f“ .1

sored hm‘. long suns‘. he. and his colleagues measure oi pzivez- avcr the people ‘.1131 is itnhcriiihs" for ilrtrtocraw as we {use lznotvti ll, H.; on wit‘ "Athtr = - AbEuti". ilk? tfirtty Grip has :\ fcur-ycai" pian? . X .

Tca much power in one ttiact‘. tvlrethcz" in l hands of capitaitsts iit- taint" leaders 0:" politicians. mczirls that. clcntocracy has bccn sold dawn the rim". As a luau-partisan bats-

vve protest this dangcvnu. ("misun- {ration n1’ power" its the flFllVCSl threat t.» freedom Canada has y°l known. It is grove because tlt-J threat, mmcs from Wllllllt CUUUlVy, Out" O\\'Il txzlttiuttl (‘rs have befrnvvrl lhi: rvsponsiblc‘ gnvcmmettt. lmitgnir‘ a drrtinv i: statrsmwit. m" palltlclar". Jllt lllf‘ rllthlttsl. sun-rt tiv." tmbllr" npitiiilii. a. C. D. HQWL’ sirlrl in t-‘tr

I: 11:12:23!‘ nriltht, t\'-'(l' an .111"

my ac". ll the (;n\"i*-.~niti<-itI.

hi" tis tlwr; r-abanct is the (was: t,‘ tlcsrd" he gr‘! .':\‘"a_v viitlr dismissal 0t public oplrtinn, but the PKWY-c“ tvltztisirt" vrhncd tvm Mt", Flt. lknttvtit’ was in Europa u! the time. On Iris arrival but"): i!) Canada. brf-‘rr hr 31:11] httil iim‘

land-

sttjutri}.

Nnl uttl)‘ (llfl that lmtrcviniis

the people tc't_ hf‘ told

tltrt-t he ("tllltl mtly

2m". Hcvir hit-d already‘ said.

fat" as the cahltii-t ts ("‘I1L'C.“ll£fl.

the cure is closed." .

report i" l‘

The rtt"..'_v tliffercnce l)!‘l\\C(‘l1 the‘ state o! liberty in Canada and Britain Initny is that. we l1l\\."i1'l lost. null‘: as mu-li lfPfiflflltl its {hr British. We believe that, ll mh- luet mHZlFlETS and ctiil servants in Canada me not quickly strap- ped of thi- enortnuus powers 1hr)‘ have‘ deliberately arrirgaied in themselvc. w;- s-hall tint sec ll‘ c fvecdcm IILJLHI in out" lllllf‘. '

they turned "out the best mannered citizcnsto be found in the country today.

._ . .-r.s-s,-tl_.-»r~-l~1-mw-.-.-~-r-m.~i-.~v~¥w'lfllltzfl e. . .

1 ammo-mum

ovcn so. W011‘- substanttalty qbtm. rtanet after 193.’: when ‘the Liber-

. . l alter for" one rnmulr‘ tn: , (‘lgflly ovm" the lensy! areas. ollhei"

temporarily.

t

prrhaps. n .

t I

t l

, il mriry

.. ’__.__._.___ may be just a trade journal. but i. §uhnlz ssg-zncm of the free

,;.rss that will go 0

ZFPBd-"Ill :0 long as lb

printed, If Marittm these pages are not. pit‘, and \\"e believe

n fighting for can be eras who react a. docile peo- they are trot.

they will loin us in the flghi l0

llD9$l keep Canada. free.

(Stvzitfavd But-two Now that Ncwfoun to (‘mt-r

confederation.

lAtiomalous $10050"

n Hr-ralill rtlinirl is about the Cana-

(lifln GGVPYITITKWYI “Q5 (‘VPTX T0350"

to trike obltwtlnn to decision

of " the

that extraor- United

jggiqirg Sttprrfhr‘ (‘ourt which. hv limpllcatton tit li-tisl. nmkrs P"?! “l

l

It will be romembe

. ‘\ - ' t U. .l ‘. vrrks ago Financr- l\’Ill\tS- “Mhmldlmld 5mm“ m S a“

red that, back

in 1940. the British Government, m

return for 5U aver-age bul-

ncndml L‘. S. ilvstro) thr‘ (lnilutl

lnnrls strntrhln;

_ Slttlvs it _ ' HYPIIS in the‘ i-ltitin of Atlantic" ts- ' l" from Newfound-

badly 'ers. leased tn number‘ of

land to Trinidad. w be used "f"

air‘ flflll naval bases.

Britain made

{it clear at the time that Slit‘ W85 iii no way renuunting her sover-

pPPITlflHQlHlY or‘

and

,th0 Catiacllara Government accept- ed the bargain on those forms.

the , Appzsvetxllt" he has l 21n- to do these things, aWmiidn base. but it _ his political npportcnts would Lave Pqllflll)‘ l0 "10 l°115°ll ‘"985 l" Obvlouafy founillantl. The court also held that

have at

r

Now the U. S. Supreme

Court

hits ruled that all ll\c'e buses are

‘L’. S. ytossessions". a term of the least‘. Th

all pcrsntrs living n lhesv nriwts \"t'""‘ '

t east for the e decision svas

n in a cast‘ arising at the Bet‘-

anplv Nmv-

would

r workln" "

l(‘l‘i('£lt\ law, whether" they were Un-

fled Slates

tum. i..~

This ileutsloit is" s

a,‘ A1119 ('()]1\]')l(",\' L‘, Ls‘, labor lvgislttllull m“ m m“, ht mo‘ l was held m b0 m fnvci‘.

aid to be Unc

lwvlcmnv.‘ 1n (he U. S. Stale Depart-