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' “ii ' _ Covers Prince Edward Island Like the Dew '

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Some loven are such cowards that

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gets daylight.

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H UN GAR Y HARBORING .T ERR ORIS TS, CLAIM

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MARS NUR

____ A1 d Soc1ety_N|TN INTENMS ,_._...,__,_.,._..._,.__..__._,_,,__...___,_.,..,_Z_ DEM PDLICY

League of Nations is 0 h R o y al Commission gggefd eggeh °f__e=»==»- _The . - Asked to Conduct rp anage Vote Increased To $200 Probes Groceterlas B...iooI.’".i’.ii.... ”i"§"i>’§i iodsioiilé Gogatr §;§'cSe]§:lI:$gI;1‘;'£

C Four Fishermen

i For Ch1ldren’s NES T|lT

'A t' Y NMR. STEVENS A""f°‘y‘.F“"F°'C’HANGES IN

ll _ S _ N E N

CANSO N B Nov 22-.Anxiety

was expressed tonigilt tor four fishermen in two small boats un reported since they left for the

Imports

Eight

' so Percent Greater

Than Last Year

crease O $1,136,000 Cver Same Period Last Year Reported By Dominion Bureau Of Statistics.

(C. P. By Guardian’s Special Wire)

OTTAWA, Nov. 22-An increase of $1,136,000 or eight

In f

invosiigouoo into Each At Annual Meeting- Prem- of T- Eaton Com - '.'.‘f:.‘;.2:“;:..‘;:‘."*:.. ,ion of NM

percent was shown in imports from British Empire coun- tries in October when they amounted in value to $15,130,000

Late Kine’s Death- ier MacMillan Re-elected _ Pres. Pany- §,,"‘;;:§}“‘° “W” °"°°P“ "°“° -

‘l ic. r. ny ourdlmu speoul wil-ei

(By Melvin K. Whiteleatller, Associated Press Foreign Staff)

GENEVA, Nov. 22-A for-

mal charge of Hungarian “complicity" in the Marseille murders, which Yugoslavia lodged. with the League of Nations today,” drew vigor- ous protests from Tibor

Eckhardt, Hungarian dele--

gaie, who reached Geneva tonight. `

“I protest against these

felonies, which I character- ize as an act of internation- al terrorism," he said

allegations surprise me. The object of the note is clear It tries to turn opinion from

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ANNOUN€d9MENTS'l~~»~»

COMING' EVENTS. ii

MEE_'rl1_\1cs. ETC

' 'Show-St. P0t¢t's Frldli.

"Buying turnips all this week.

J. M. Roop. L-2586-11-20-5i

"Talkles at Hunter River Monday

night. L-2324-ll.-23-31.

"Buying hogs at Emerald and*

Albany Monday. November 36. G.. C. Green. L-2592-il-22-3l.

'°Poultry. The Lightlser Co., next-

Queen Hotel are buying every week day except Saturday. Correct grad-1 ing, best market prices. 1l-2l-tt.|

"Christmas Bale - Novelties,

Failcywork, Silhouettes, Greeting Canis, Flowers, etc. Jean Crockett, its Hillsboro. L-2647-11-21-21.

"Dance and lunch. Monday

night, if not fine, Tuesday night, Bt, Patrick's School.

Increased progress and activity

on the part oi the Charlottetown Childrelfs Aid Society was evident from the reports submitted and the discussion which followed at last night’s annual meeting of the Bo- ciety in the City board room. The president, Premier, the Hon, W. J. MacMillan, M. D.; presided. The president expressed appre-

ciation to His Honour the Lieuten- ant Governor at his presence at the °° ii’

His

th .

m ti which was an evidence oi

of o

can-ied unanimously.

The following nominating com-

mittee was appointed: Rev. G. Carlyle Webster. Mr. John McKen- fll. Hts. R. L. Uotton.

Mrs. W. B. Stewart moved, sec-

onded by the secretary, that an hon- ornrium of 3100 be voted to each olpl'lanll80. so was voted last year.

, After some discussion an amend- 'ment moved by Mr. George Tweedy, ' 'seconded by Mr. J. J. Morris, nx- ing the amount at $200 for each orphanage, was adopted on a stand- ing vote.

Election of Oilloers

The following list of omcers as

prepared by the nominating com- mittee was adopted:

President, Hon Dr. MacMillan.

onour's continued interest ini Vice-Presidents., Rev. G. Carlyle

e work of the Society He also ,Webster and Father Dalton. :QS g:n":I"“i$°;'1°;’n°;‘r‘3]1v§:l‘;‘(;rm?(§h“2§

ioed sousimion on me privilege Hon. solieiior, Dooom Mooxin- mceedm b en in in 3 mt N,B, Suspects Brought having an address from His Hon- lnon, K. C. T’ gs V gag 5 F T

Ju e Inman ho Secretar -Treasurer Mr. T. E. with E' J' Ymmg (mn Weybum) rom ac I e 0

ur ds ’ w se won mi y ’ d S Fa t (Lib Toronto ~

connection with the Juvenile court MacNutt. $3 t *gmt )° °’;i 'umm he Summerslde Yester.

Bummerside was so well known.| Council, Rev. H. D. R.aymond,' “ld °";{"‘; _“Th *‘;“°d tg th

The minutes of the last annual Rev. Canon Malone, Rev. Hugh Mil- `]‘;°u as Tl ° ea 5 ° e ay

_ - meeting were read by the secretary, ier, R/ev. Father Flemming, Mr. L. rg’ °°m°“ °n5- |

“The revoltmg Yugoslav _ . . ill , . william Moi-on or. -pw., New Brunswick men Weis I-elwr Board Rollm:

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ondod by Mrs. vi. J. igerntyro .nal 5° “IH Nllle °f Pwfll 11.1°," UP ____________ representatives for collective bar- or-raw Nam 3g_ `

- h,,|i|,,i¢»| um," ures on individual stones Mr. »» _ - ‘ gaining. making 11;' figured i£;d°mtr_e:,E!

_Btbvollc llid this ihformltion War, NRA is about to be extensively genial affairs in the put ,em

The preinier pointed out the ali'-‘ needed and hc would ask thcl - ` 5 - revamped and -wbeiner me Ford weeks and ii is anticipated ma.

ggiiiigy gg gtgiiiidiiig to hi, piuid. heads of the concern to explain ir purchase was indicative of any um-9 will bg announced ‘horny I entisl duties owing to lack of tirne.| 5° “md Wlllt t-0 UMW- he Said. . » ' phase of the new set up was s wmpieigd ireaiy with pomxi 4 but it was the unanimous wish oi awhy I 111110 illitiflltivll like Ellt- subject of much conjecture. Bolne supplementary treaty with 1"rnn'cs the society that he continue in his £011! Should operate grocery stores unofficial quarters foresaw the adding to th, mutual mwumi

ull over Onto-rl in nearl all the imossoiion so evidence oi me oi- _ """" negouoied by Premier R B Ben. mom ` rioiol deoili or me aloe Eagle Proprletor 0f T g ii e- Bei, on hi, ,ment ,ouméy gbmm

Y 99"! V9" but MWUS th* - - symbol of code compliance. t . H H d and possibly 5 treaty with Italy

$2,500 Fire At Hunter River

The large barn of Mr. Welling- ton Pattelson, Hunter River, was totally destroyed by fire last night. A large quantity oi feed. potatoes and tumiips along with four head or cattie and a number of poultry were also bumed.

The fire broke out at 7.80 and

despite the efforts of thc large n mbe at volunteer tire workers

L-ac:-io-11-as-al

"sou bots ai the Miiiillsifi

Parlor for |l.00 and $1.50. Oppo-i :lie Royal Bank. l L-268#

"Renew old acquaintances and’

make new ones at the chicken su?- per at Hart-sville Hail on Friday.

_Nov_ 23rd, in sid of hockey club. I

L-2514-ll-21-Sl

"Reserve Monday night. NOV-

26Lh, for li not drama in Wellills' -ton i-ialiby Rustico Players. If not UM. first Iéllbwtlll night. Admis- sion ice. L-2682-11-23-2|

"Buying live hogs. Hunter River, and Emerald Tuesday. _November Tith till 10 A. lil. Kensington Mon- llev. signed s..n. wedlock

, L-2617-ll-23-21. qau-» ,

"Pouii=ry. wow buying ever! ‘ev I-lv- onsnreoooo rowi »os_ Uhlcknn nt Am- 'im-alumna gn Qugqn

prices paid.

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“WoulW ' ' -"r_iT°bei.i io woe hm-ni so bnrfliwovidfi by soo policies now-than to

backend. _younuusetter

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of fu-mon

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u r spread rapidly and it was soon realized the structure was doomed. ‘The barn was valued at 82,500

R N l ` - _ Q I ! `

The Princess, free of engage- ed them off he to . ,_ .1

_ - ments because of the strain oi th: 3’ U;1!£;°:cehee;:ted by a meiority votf S l ll M D R I V E had seen neither oi them since they r `?`

l this it ve er s n » ' ' _ d hi f wages.

W°°°“‘° ° 5' 3' - 9° I I The Steel Labor Board mean sue m lorofb yin ei ht “nom ¢é N

iba ioil,nk me ____ '_ Duatoduss efmmiu “die ileollmlm i1i“P"l=~ w- P- B: owdl-='- sv-->1~l wlfel fi'§`."T-'i.-l'ii‘§.§. °§§"li..'§i§l`i°'o§°m§§- -_ ii' mf-f'“° "`° d” °°".l'°ii.“Ti ‘}'.'S`.f.` ‘ =

. . if » _ d me was re e '

,mM §omN‘§_ §u'b'f§§,k°_2_‘§,_ a1;*‘;-h:"‘;*mlg’P.g;‘_ ic. P. coble ayvg:)o.~.lisn's Steele' ini silmxmioi- iiizspilxllrpoise gi Iifszing f J iff."

P0rt will be made tomorrow morn- ed. LONDON' Nov_ 22_A strong Plea gngelave ggulelyonygle 4 X n

STILLACTIVE

(A. P. By Guerdilds Special Wire) BOSTON, Nov. 22.-Although ,pro-

hibition is a matter of history in the United States, rum running is con- tinuing, according to Captain Cecil

o y ‘_

` iqmuniisq im pg" pi ‘good towns, most of them losing’

CYITAWA, Nov, 22--Notice that i

he would call for the presence of the heads of the T. Eaton Com- pany and other large corporations investigated before the Royal Commission on price spreads and mass buying and also that he would tolerate no aspersions or in- nuendoes from other members re-

specting his conduct of the in- quiry in earlier stages was served, by Hon. H. H. Stevens today. i The former Minister of Trade

uioreport rn. tmp -mimnmraooseymswwm °°° W” M

dem wmdi: apgeggenbeiow nw IJ ggadntyre Mrs W 5 Stewart gating the groceterias operated by 3136 a'»17Ii;eU‘;'l;evt:§°g'habr;¢e(:i“mmagtihse ruling, plainly indicating that the Moving the adoption ofthe Agen's Miss Mons. Wilson, Miss Amy Earle. the T' Eaton Company' Most of mai; of foxes at gwpe '1\riiv¢,s,,_ b0l-ird has 110 _idea 0! eIld0l'S1Il8 01'-

mpon' new G. .oulywwghsmr uw Mm A Hem’ Mm B_ Henderson' the stores in Ontario showed con- The mmm work of the Ponce ganized labors views that com- 'wax

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bring ine you wlnob soo -onioio. ' ` Wllllll ll lillevillm Well Nw! ll# f,';f,,h“",,,,,,,,,,_ ““°f" loss by which workers seieei oben ‘ ‘°' P “Y °‘“"‘"*"'° 5l’°°W Wife!

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(By Richard L. Turner, Associated Press Staff Writer) (A. P. By Guardians Special Wire)

I WASHINGTON, Nov. 22-1111- .pol-tsnt changes in lunclamentai lnew deal policy were recorded to- day as the United States govem- ment bought its first Ford car since NRA and ordered that work relief payments be at the rate pre- vaillng locally for similar worn.

Mindful oi the current eiiorl, to

persuade business that lt can proceed safely on its own, Wash- ington pondered too the implica- tions Of s. speech by Donald Rich- berg, President Roosevelts recov- ery co-ordinator, smoothing down some of the rough, unpleasant edges of the Labor Board’s Houde decision.

Major T E. MacNutt, and adopted B M er Mr . Thennancialreport whichshcwed Oreelman Adjutant Stevens, Leo 5h°W°‘i L°”°’ -__ ui-aged mai- gwkviue yesterday Wh"- Iavorabie balance on hand was F MacDonald. John McKenna, The latter announcement came by 10931 R, Q M p ogfym-5 Midi gli; i-he S3152 $1130. B-ill; Ill Sic

h . ss connec on, was hink g, t en read and adopted,as was also Mrs J J Homby Mrs Andew h th mmmmn S mvestb iiiken in giimmi-_i-,i~,i¢i¢ when they also of me latest Labor Board

__ Stevens and the Liberals. Mr. C0mP°lly Of BUUBIO. N- L-.--Willlld theory that the cm. wg; hm px.°p_ Dudu the on] witness' mum “_ 1 - is r. ny cwol-on owl-I wlni '--_-”_”-*"“ -3*; "§‘§§§‘,§§,°",,;i ,'{‘,.’,°;,“ §2,_f,‘,}°,,,’,‘,‘}j my. me Interior Deommem our- ny, .i..’.i..i having my mowing. DAYS

nonnon, Nov. za _ Princess (Continued °H Pace ill i,ed"‘:_ bm of com‘§,la,n1 ,elwed ll- The tromleotlon my or me ease oi me disosrer. no wld

Ind WHS partly o0Vel'¢d| by ll‘lsilr-`M51`m3- 59971 V’ be me bdd° M ` i with that bm it estimned b°°°me 3 test case- of his s.§0cln/tlorn with two f0rel§Il- ,

me isis pore of xeor., was up early ‘nie .iosiiee Department will seek ers- °°s -

__.________._. _ I ' ' with bin d who boil done

as compared with $13,994,000 in_ the same month last yea\\ ihe Dominion Bureau of Statistics reported today. Im-

ports from the United Kingd

om amounted to $10,973,000

against $10,410,000 in October, 1933, an increase of fivj

percent;

Imports from foreign cou

000 compared with $27,076,000, 18 percent. Imports from the

ntries amounted to $32,099; an increase of $5,023,000 on United States were $25,797;

000, compared with $20,458,000, a gain of $5,339,000 or 25

percent.

U. S. Imports I

Imports from the united stsiesl

were greater than from the United' Kingdom by $14,824,000 or by 144 Percent. The increase in imports from the United States of $5,339,- 000 W88 5830.000 ~less than the $8.- 159,000 increase in imports from all countries of the world in Oc-

The outstanding increase in im-

ports from Empire countries was from the West Indies which rose from $530,000 to $1,275,000, 9. gain of $745,000 or 140 percent. Imports from British South Africa incress-_

Ro! l and Meistook who had

TRADE TREATY PRUSPECTN

Negotiations On Witii-

U. S., France, Poland and Italy. ‘

_ _I

terms of competition in those (A r n ummm’ speolol wiroi men alms 8 3 ‘ towns for local businms men who] WASHTNGTON Iiov 22--The Umigmiq Enemies' thfhéarxzfgfa ¥°wm%mf

‘

H nos no other source of prom. bottle between :lie giglintio mol

| The commission today concluded indust of the United States and Henry po ii yi ne i d

_ its inquiry into the chain of Liggett its uniroyn labor today moved towoni automobile r maaxiufaclsilielsfmc coiixii (€if'n,iB_{J?';{"d'h;;" ww Wm) xilzcatxiizemllg gum Egtltdniugd

drug stores sndyinado A brief sur-‘the courts. ' _ i compliance certificate. A presldcn- nm. m th; tggemég bfgigcaiglcta short time ago after- gpgndiiigy ig lvey of the United Drug Companyw collapse ol negf:\ons between giiii exeeuiive order fuiqiidding igigismed six "QM lu, October mm fortnight in Ottawa during whicli parent company of Liggetts. It si- itho United states s.e.~l corporation ,ova-amen, pw-chase oi me p,°_|vm d Dmlfl md" th H to the whole bam for B umm so looked into the business of the and the Amalgamated Association duct, of nomcompiyiiig iioigipgnlssith zen bade i ' h etpirfp e isr' ciprocal trade treat pwith Ee. Drug Trading Company, an organ- 0! Iron. Steel and Tin Workeriwli-B. still stands, although Comptroller "nate Je L B;§3n"{0d§y‘;8 gézgm: United mai,” was bgmght up 1;:

Inspects P r e S e nt S ifnsdloiis odiriiigieemiggnindgggdiiiiiz iiiigviilfbio N mmm ww M' g§:e°§°}t"' R' M°C°'1 h‘”- 9““‘ unify into the trusedy continued in d°°°~ '

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W lth Q n d Drugglsts’ Alliance. l At the same time. Mfbmey Gen' The mi- in iiestiim however P°u°° mutt' `

ri was ine brevitv oi' the report eral Homer cummlnss indicated ix, i, q ’ ' “fs” ’°’“°°“° h“”°" ‘ "fm"

Qll C CII And Hel' on the United Drug Company court action in another case-that :;'sMa:_‘y“hfK;'°I'_{; “iad:]';1e*’r"at1l‘;m“°:`*'!‘l"|through tl:)dwind;iwt;§_’l§i1.s home. Acne

Flalice wbiob provoked o mi beiween My involving the 1-roudo imslneorins ii., me dealers eodo 0,, ,ha hnsenpfgglies. yu peznmed quor on 2 SHOPPHMQ

ington, Hon. W. D. Herridige. was

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ns Bcffea fo new

Wd” °° “nd th" me mick mg, injunction proceedings against the Ignegtmction wg for mm H. A PQQR \DEA »f|\A|~|

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hich dh t t0Ii0-ulM . w manic er re urn n company. which the board says re can ht mem making ,,mo°mmm,, NONE AT ALL '

dd" l'°S¢°’“°Y *"4 Hive” “Y i° 'roses to obide b o folio moi it B

bright clmehlrle Y Z whiskey on his premises and order

should deal with representatives of ld the court He 44

incidentally, she paid customs du- itios on the lsrments, just-as any other traveller would do, when she brought them from France to England.

The Princess did not leave Buckingham Palace until late in the attemoon when she went with

ing b Cs tain Charles T. P. Ulm

V P for mass production of houses and Found The inquiry was adjourn. _ \

M. Clabbett, coast guard command- the mm and Queen md her “"' ‘i“’i°°.°g§i "n° "M "°°“Y 1;' nmoo io inspect me wedding pres- wmm um” mm nd N ` cats already sent the Eoysl couple. roi boats in his war against liquor Mm in me Duty th" vmud uw

smugglers.

_ pecisl room in Bt. James Palace

Captain Gabbett said the me um we kept "N

ment was losing large sums E" bw-“_” d ,mm mmm .I Princess parents, Prince and

noon Nictolu, and the Duke

‘umm wut' d Duchess of York.

“°..i°'ii ’° H" §i°“°l‘. ti’ 2.’

ei-at g ang sec on e - initio mboud, me eoosi you-d ofn I §1lA£1°;°,°t mmfmlfm fiasr said, and due to reductions with ms mu :S

Compulsory Service Will _.S'welIRqgiks OfFrenchArmy

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providing the weather is favor- U U mm] t mm ti I I -

able, the Australian who hopes to P e B ° "B °“ ° Bums' was Cd llllm D20- 2°- span me Puma from vancouver one In 10,000 uttered by the Prince of Wales The expiwionv whichwasfoiiowiii-1,

i°m5ht» “peaking at the °°“t°“' bv fire killed Dudes' common-law'

to Menmume’ mnolmoed mmm' i annals BAY, wh, Nov. zz "Y dime' °f "W RW" Iflslllllw wire ond then-two children and ivlrsi <> i

_rho pus. so-anis squad yo. °f Bfmsh MWWU- Robert cruse and two children. -=~

Weather reports, however, were

not encouraging. The Dominion Meteorological Bureau announced a large low-pressure area over the Greet Lakes, with snow, ice and rain being reported in the sur- rounding district.

Ominons Forecast

RUSH SPRINGS, Okla., Nov. 22

-W. M. Biggs announced today one of his hens had laid sn egg- upon which, imbedded in the shell, was the ominous forecast: "War, Nov. 29."

"The lettering is just as plain ns can be," Biggs said. "I've slresdyl turned ibm U10 for the egg."

cents Peter Beyer of New Franken as the chap Dlogenes was hunting. _

Beyer‘| cu' collided with

that of George Btnthu.

"lt was my fsn.It,"' Traffic

Sergeant Oren Wall quoted

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B0!

“I dldn’t atop for the ukr-

Ill."

“Did you arrest l\im'i”’ Well

y not,” he ms- listening to 10,- l how innocent

arrest the

Eli? .il ilsiiii 5%-Es,

"I ask you to carry the principle

of mass production to architecture and the building trades." decla.red_ the Prince. "In no other way will it be possible to raise the ilvingi conditions of a great majority of people. They should have better conditions and they can have them by this means. l sm equally sure you can do it and overcome any barriers of prejudice that may ex- ist."

TOKYO, NM. l8.-(ll‘rld.ly)-

The Japanese Cabinet todo! '09' ed more than 1.000.000.000 !¢l\ for army and navy expenditures next year, in n heated session during which General Senjnm Hayashi. Minister of Wu- threniened to rellfn rliless his dnnnnds were met. The appro- priations were the largest in the history of the Empire.

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lp on ac sfnvestigationp¥.ill"°f¢.i;.Q'.‘..§.'i..i::__TL

' Moderate to fresh sont-hweq Wllllils lllrflv °|0lldy and becoming milder.

(Pulndlsn Press)

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(A. P By Gunlisnh Special Wire) eminent would oppose any fishing mf_"'B":1‘:‘¢’ -gum!! will

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Ina “aim” norman, Nov. zz. _ 'rbo British inquiry cooling 'ini i-omoi-s oo... ,,,,,,,, ,, ,_ = 1 elooc .

' i l°vernmentktéo se; min in- ge1;ni.:|gmconduot oat the arms trade I mr” 'tit 1013*” B’ 'J' -

' " quiry to e su t o c u an which Nail 1 me :- can-no to '

si-ms. iT woo learned outnontouveigstodied :bo nroiiilsurloi o sms .noni ;‘;j_'§§,‘,'_‘§;*m‘Sg§'_‘= l>""¥ elomlr but unofflcislly tonight. opoly from the viewpoint of national ' ._ The exact form the inquiry will security md the like was "s very ruin. uc- me moniooo se up takehunotyctbeendetermined, but diirerent thing." '°gm'°:f;.ll°‘h1¢ ik” ' _ it is not proposed unc my ministers 'nie roreigif secretory oinlineo ,.,_.,, ,,,,,,,,,,_,¢ 1,,,°;',,,“,2°”_{°.,°”*' Ill shall be members of the trbunel. {t.be points which the hearing should no.-i iiomer moon ¥\nnc`sy,° Sir John simon, Foreign secretary, cover, giving the impression that he 20. 12-S9 I- m. . f maimed io me 1-louse or common would moi- soon so iovooumioii. ,_§;;"';';§;'l°<;h_g,g°“_welg_o_m\ lll'*!°_.. early thisevsnlng thstm inquiry, Birdohninsistedthatnrltainstiu ‘ ~

/ into the subject along ee:-tain lines is strongly in favor of anna control., on Init' '

‘_ " id be rcslrded flvvrtbly- He did citing her prompt ratification oi the new lox-dan 0.5 A. I. Illia)

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