HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Star, 1936-12-17, Page 1KY- •
Mr B. E. Twittolorof teacher
V11%1,0'004 -the attatett6.7-
n,W Vi 'Mita Ma; 'churl 4 14110
Bciue. 'The °fitmene. O' g the vest God
100* , t to oitad " Said:Rov,
pitons ..wixe, atoso •ppeaon d fins town ever id when
.Wel3tbroair,* 0411$11 *01144 Preached at „ e opening .
-clrotnr ThLvId en, 31400.13;. 0the (114 tt Uttaiiitoit Alt„ 111:04 bloc #114re
. „. 4,.:A,.scett mae 'the OrOsentat"tOn '''ferted';.te"..:the'irtte 'johirt''' . ii,liaxi„-:''.)ot:
."..,the iieader4S.,.** , :0.e.age llullen ,Whos.e.'4lll':.the ,i1Mreix.::* ceiie4,,aie:'
*.es 'not Presetit:,,te.'recelive,,tbe'ilecunta.' - .,40-!.: "'0,,,42i000:-:*itV.,* .to..OrOOt'
... . . •• .. , ,. . , . • . , . .,
; lal -.. Med4,''' he having : AOraired, '4 ' e ',Plitee. of ' Worship.; .. - • •,- , '
teix,„"in.'140414,0-4::' '.11%0`*4;'aftax‘ Woll , .4Thia'..ohnrcii.:14...net....liere::,'1. ,
- - , '',iter Ark And ' • -P .***0:' eanse:',We.: are, another .-denomination.
the Medal lor the best geography are not opening it to Open, £iic
e -.410.4tian Uentorlal was Sheep 'atelen."- froM..YOtner7,'Iol
Wtlllam Rd,'I/over '0000, ian, 6 Rather, be said, ,f‘itiVirai. & Vece:W 4n3,
liti,ddle....:SchoolLinit thee,MOIchn •eOPle- ,ara.; welcome. telt come and
iisliittOW'ralixT7;70..:Wi
atelier. Whlle these three etho1arhips The Minister took his• text ,fro '.
Avetl*0* . 1*'', 6:40.0000., furalet. 5th verse''Iwolineie :160%
tett*. -angst be pursued 'before i .,comoth:•tiune.lieuse 0 Lor1•Aorever,',
'Hugh; -Ira ,''aVrereO.
y, eine'
OphOlarship;.for,Zuront•-.**4
'P°14.y- not
pteout, :411,e; ,.,at the
ViiiveralitY;;Of Toronto.;.
x‘440treil-
:14* lartiversitY and was not••'be Proficieflcy, the
. IAthe t t1:1 0
,arshP1,
6010.nd
17hweiretsill' .wristtlitl'ileari•a4444P*1111.;4‘hotr's'fill;'
stu-
(16.Is very
*. 'rut° -JO'. tom:kW-19r 'this : 'se
so this year twit were presented, ,•
,a7tto gearox echowstdp,! won :by
ifelen Aidher,. 'vahied. at Seil.ille,' Is net
paid ui.tU .the student hks,OomPletecl.
the Upper ;Efeheol. tnvotk,'
Aceitt*e : 01)1M166...'; Vex* Wen by
„ -
_gdnAt:*14.1tre 'RobTg
erv arnes,
sett, Str,s.ty, aider, ,V411,4n:De4t,
Muriel Far-
rlsh,
'00.YA (Horton, -:Roberta
*mid& 3/11400116f, A021, Ntlirlq, -sazziarw
dine, Sirettilera Itertion Whitolt
be* ..Vddi
WirotAl and Srooe. .04t:i -commercial:
(eorge Staten; 101„t1i, tat,-
marlerr- Benderserk • Mart -M. Matheson,.
apeetepen, Airee Ruston, ;1410d.
• *itioge„. and Ooward :
A new* .scholatithip forilirst year. Stu-
dents „talled."';.tho lioterituat.:1Vienio4al
Scholarship', was AnnonnHeed' end .
Scott ',Otvreeted thenkgtO
HAnie, put prinelio4, arid his asidelates
for •mak1tig this, a:holm-ship .possiblev
This will' be 'based VA the aeedemic
tourbe at the ;Colleglate in Mathema-
tics; 'Enifika, tieeitia'oh!, anct
two. other subilota. • •,,
The play, - "Polly ..1fatcb.wor1c,!" ss
pleasingly ' presented by, students, Helen
liraltrfl and Edrleanne Jonnet0A-:PlAYMt
- the leading roles. the Story WU Of
407mlinother (R#11i4; ALIO/T), 41414g too
Poor to buy A. new dresa,Afor her .little
trar4dSolthter1 (ll(litanne 4/010./4
ston); who ' *Ousted. -one to Wear to
-schoolthe del et the *Oleg OneWti, at
-Which members -.9f-Ahee- boarirwoukt be
present, As *1404 reogilr0#0.'
mother Xoufld, in an eletrunk, Sifter
ootrilivg,Soreet..4, 'thitar and /bitty, other
thine, Which' ,retniiided her of. Wen
.days, a patehWork aunt. She Immedfa-
tely
- ,detedtei etie odd turn this Welt..
,"work'quilt Into a' dttee. for PolIy, much
to de (flattest of 'VeSty,.., vibe reeerited
,-, Oat*** .0)4
-,knoiving 44; -AW.1, the iutt.,that 1,0,1
e- mento set, aside Piacea in vhich
to worship the livingGed,, 'Houreve,t, ;
He ia"St ' 'confined, to °those Places-,
but wherever a sod meets 'Ood, chat
place is all Altar,,"'. • ,
441t, 'isn't, possible to be as perfect,
as,"49,4rAVentr.on.rtho'-aPeak0r-,-0#d
perfect in the absolute .and, the an-
gels are not as perfect as God. • They
have not got the onto -tirbli7siK'The
knowledge �f =en' in „turn is litnited:
How them. can man be perfect? God
'propeses. 14 ".,litake,".ineu;' 'and **Men ,
: •
Perfect Christiane.‘ The affections- of
the heart are transformed: by Divine
Grace and -Nye leve the things that,
God leVes.and 'hate the things of in.
"A great many men want
for !their Saviour. --lout. not for their
Lord. They are willing to have Christ
in their ear but not hold of the Whegi,
He can ride in the back. seat if I-fc
wants to. , We expect things to be
right in the mechanical world, why -
Shouldn't they be. right -iir our lives,
'especially .when' We are His work-
manship." •
• Ai the conclusion of the service,
-Miggfra, that' ;thet".,.
WAS an $800 debt oOti, the chereh`iipa,
40kca that the niereherS try to lift it
as 'Soon' as .possibleft A 60.04{10rab.10
sum was pledged before ,the service
made of -her Itir. her Ono* students,
which 'W94. all too, true. .ctfowever, while
'titling on the diva,. the gieridreetlier
..was remirded of naafi hop)" Inolden
In her Younter .12fe by the *alas'and
told Voity Many ot itient; tome ot
-she had, never heard Wore.' Thet.
•.•'reght,'''Aitter POI,IY,had bfati put to bed;
she *earned Aga-- sortie of !theft
stories; one of * gAlat.wunt.. wlict had
dented a *billet 44trk-tientrA-1
Way-
ette, and 4104 ,or her tousinf, laniattn
Cay, Bet seem*,
'Pau3Ing home "the .gniter« 'The
minuet was ...cleverly *lanced by Aztife
Whitten', dressed Int sat-
"vitt'01 11040, loolchar , real .Orettl.,
,
dterried, m General
was ended«
Rev.Marlatt,' the • pastOr,
in-
troduced the pesjardbie Singers frbo•
Grand Pend, who sang a. Couple, of
'Selections.: Mr. Marlatt aniunincett
that Ilfre,, Henry llornev.; .Newgate
St, had preseiated the...Chore:h. with. a
new Bible. go luso ispoko of tvo.
parted .inerehers of the church, Ides.
John Milhlan and ,William.
who had presented' the ,church 'with ,a
coonnutdon set before their liaising,
Other Services were held at,'•8.
and at 7 Port.' All of the services wer-
well
attended, '
In tile afternoon,. Rev « G. A. Ste.
yens of "Vitelladebtirg•and Charlereont,
'brought a message On The Need of
the Church.", In the evening, Rev. R.
H. Hamilton preached on the alibied;
-"Olio- Think Thou T.ckest, �r the
•,Need of -thezVitorl,---:
The stamung of Student's., based- • on
the, . November -examinations lawn.
'Nantes are in order of merit,
Class Lis /6% or - over.
Case* is es to 74%.
Class Yu Isl5O-to:-05%-:,:
Vol= Di4,
101A.11"/,-;;Jemes Hume.Evelyn Mun.
-day, Lorraine • Nelson, ',010•41.ttorke Elvidge.
-Beatty, 'Dorothy
Margaret :Barrie, ratio • .illogie,
David ''Xutrish, lathes Abet
El/t174 Nvilson, George naliolaings
Carey, Ingle " Andersson; • Elizabeth
Johnston.•
Olgs Barier,
Xen,netli' Crooke, Peggy Cooper, eathet-
irievar.ton
` lrorte ID.
Class, fiatriola
PrAl,g, Harold :'Shore,, Isetty -Young; 41.17r1
141411W0Ans 'David` Mood, Frieda ttarbour.
elaSs -11.--.P.eitir tooth, 'Betty John-
ston, Donald Stonehouse -Stied Von,
Bert 'Donald Johnston,- Chester
.- Class rgir-Arthur atirkei,
MaeDenald,, Grace -$:•teed, Mari Me.."
.4 -stocker Dotis
rem 114,
class T.:-.-Janles' Mood.
Class no-:-,Totio, gate, Dowd Shear -
down, Payila GInn, Margaret Webb,
• Oast' "Scott,
Naonil Web-
ster, icniett Salkeld, Ruth atuth
Ncol Patricia .Signoe, %Uri Thorheloe,
;Donald lettso7i. •
FarmflL
- -Theft-vas
,
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4 Oif:**Iiiioi.1
In Jileavitre's lap cared;
Vet, think not all thet.r.h and great
Are ,likewise truly blest .
But, ohf what oral& fa every lout>
litre wretched and
weety.,lite thicleleon learn,
That man was nuide .Moutri,
*low the bank of • the
Maitl&nd River,110 Sent the raAIwy
track*, .tiirough. 'the deep . rienvi and
slueli, to a 0eint-aiinest,opposlte
OQit-
ford Midge, Yon Will *One ireen a eliutdit
of cedars,: trogn the, cent* of vriAli
thin -Pnitteistit Airisp 01 anieW azdsee. A'
alittetY Oath:. .1100 the glide
pMt the Wee 01 henber :and the ainesot.
box ea-rs; to where the isteeloe curls
'Wail '0**rd« &Ale4,buittf In trade,
110,1*4
eattng and our est will smarta, bit
th, the stinigh* stroked Direetif lAket
of *hatable of mood
tin, thrown
Logethe to re.eznble.* hut, £ very poor
riten tbe doorway.ot the her "pitfteled
anafrofeet,eJsdjn.*1r o1.1iit
thek Were *tuft" a feet
The feet bIonged to trod
1?001e).
-4 hit of.etale these* * ,100 Of hard*
'.dry 1004d, 4010; 10t 0.10 wd posektrit,
,speclat occasions some meat versto
that. have , been cooked hi a battered
frylngPew over the renioky, eooty tire,
eoriatitute , meat Own* weak 14,
belled on the saint fire and *trek from
tasty- t.hl eutivatrves to-waelt down the
lard ,fare Quakeep. e ;thesemen alive, •,•
• The that* le aixiiit five.- and alf
feet lorig„ four' feet wide and two and :14
halt feet 'high: I'red's feet icOsne .juatto
the edge Of the narMlf entrance that is
covered •with iteig-at night to ,bele
keep the wind •find,, told out, tii,e tea
of the hut is inade of galveneiret
"aid liirea, *he'
tje pair, lint it
helpe and we 600,1 pit any hoardshaek
iota.** ,,,attit
,
'The Star's fre4 pregame& of
•:00,term4 TOA4bowlsbon-bon ' the,hes,*
Jugs,: and relish dlshes, are being
quickly: picked .upSy lboth old, and'.
• Dew 'subscribers to:this.paper
Xfyou * in arrears now Is the
• timeto pay up' and *get Isoult-
thing. for Nettling.* ••''
• It You tat 111 *ervalt_cO.: you will
stOt. the New Year right ,atul, have
an extra icheistmes Gift, into the
itetetefeLVOM
I
tect, torgo. about them when 11
drawiple uP his Wane and he Ohl t
kelow haw to cut them ish*Tgar- 4.tew,
arty, hoards servid *s a floor and u a,
night "Oh lis'e op, right bait
_aald the Oivier-olif_
came to that country alxixt
t -.1406,, and who
living In Oda
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Two more grain laden ships were
added off Sunday to the four already
berthed in Gode,rich. harbor 'until Abit
spring. The latest arrivals were the
Royaltonand the Berryton, earrying
/00,000 *bushels between them. This
grain will be transferred to the bins.
The other freighters Wintering here
are the Foote, the Donovan, the
Hanna and the "Prindoc. The Superile'
has gone to Sarnia *where she Will re-
main until the opening Of navigation.
The Donald Med, 4 Kincardine
ie -
breaker came in on Sunday and will
stay in Goderich lep, and water until
spring to Move vessels and do any
work -that Mal be llecessary-i—L--.
_Eight Or nine members of ,=eaeli
att crew Will be in Goderich Until
possibly the middle of January, lay-
ing up for the winter*The forward
crews left the shipshortly after
they tertebed their Winter berth.
FOIJND PlETERY
tie. DQrothy Munro,' it
daughter' of Mr.and
'Miura, of 040444 exhausted front
104,44 lay 44(40 In AY00410 0011"
tett while an an404 mother ,01
4the1* ntilh4k1)0tAna..*1.-.„:„.
eareheds,frantiollW 140 her. The-Olind,
dreaccd in green eost. hat, leggings ah
neighber',c,hiniw end the -mother ' ince
- Jean----rindsr)i-I0olred out On ieveral" oc.
eaale.,iis and so,* her freut'of
.her.'norne on Mon Street, in Stratford.,
Whet* it caMiAintalor her to come iri
sif.elwaS nowhere to be feanct 4.1t4rti'ate
etarcli-7-made of the netIthoorli'
was _
parents but no Orte:1,*cii.seen her,
It was then 'tbe 'police Were notified
ot the ntissfrig, 1hUd,' That 4late:Ottelle
4) e1ed to ,look for •lost . children but
they are usually loc&ted at'sonie of the
uelOboes haulm,. but on 14,4144t„1,14.0.4.
J it Was. dilretent. 1Dorothy sVti.s not .jtist
out visitint; he had gone, and 00u14:
not be punt..1,-11145h orIow.:
At seven 0..Olook the policecalled in
• every' Boy Scout and Inspector
R. J. *ow instigated a iseareli of the
vie
d at the counc nie�ttn
, A -nUmbet of ten
r...94),A+130.0,vs.
for tb
ork wer'e read *mathe anotib
ed 1414 Mr*, Robert Doak to *ea
teal)* by the couneiL ernOf AdOIN
itligahrtt raeltainalt4dIrtillkjinOtabledti:o:nolloculor ,
the
ot
EaIL
BroWn*.' chairman cof ' tha" , Finance
paintingI lbc rt 1?4Tly in 1:hk_0101 1 . 1' 0:4Other en gtb°11:1441; Ainimvir:::::.4 eil niltnel i ri tta41. '. Moser, Wket$541.; t '42. forz:u 1 t' 6, (1_,° 'r et; :Ii ) -thei ofn,1 I- ml ?0 I i n 1 i bi 1,
'We itgraextlitat"---it --We
*lea SteeePted., .;T110 te11441' l'iliV
"tttjWAMrtCth-bltrtid
peappOintedit*4kuttr•Elthat
'
Councillor V. Z•flinithara,,,ounuto
alstroifY*IassInued. set*rbe .ppointed'
wet of the Iiiatorlea
Coronation on jVf.a y 12,Date.
' Planned for Brother_
‘CHEERED BY LODIPON*
•!George Vt, was proclaimed Xing of.
the .• British Empire • °on Saturday
morning and will beoilloially crowned
on. May 12th, 183/, the date.originally
planned for the coronation of tdward
- •
-The-Beitish. Muse of Commons
met to-- declare .allegiante to his
majesty. .
.-•Xin-g -.George took the oath of
cessien at 'St. James! Palace, before
a, ep,ecia14-accession council of •high
dignitaries of church and state.
Among these attondlng was Hon,.
Vincent Massey, Canadian high ,com-
missioner. There . were a num-
ber of members of the privy
council in attendance. The Arch-
bishops Of York' and Canterbury: -
*completed the assemblage. '
Mother's Plea Recalled
Ilyg the King!" was\the sen-
timent .of the day in ,the -winding
; streets of London"ae city- and em-
pire remembered -with a heart' throb,
the plea of another actor in the
drama. Sympathetic,. crowds watched
the windows of Marlborough House,
where Queen Mary, the wide* of one
.Ringt, and the maim of two, yekter.,
day witted a statement asking 'ad,
grateful reMembritice" -for Edward
.and a "full -*mature of generoualoy-;
alty" for 'Xing George.
"God -save-the ahouted. th
_trowd outside his Piccadilly residence
as 'George emerged On his way to the
palace, "Long hive the Ripen
(The former king Proceeded to a
French port on a British -destroyer,
and from there to .Austria, where he.
is the guest of the Bothsciiilds •
that RoMents are being ni
have he CoUnAnnit.
Oit•SktUrdftyi Decernber 19th
The Fire ,00nunittee xe»orte
they had Passed. the Viretnerni
PaStrai kinounting-1,4 $$OO.
eVery lane.eyeryafleywa was combod,
but the. childcould'. not be fount Am.
neoncernents were made 1r4 the aootti
theatres and over the local radio' brosd-
oaSting sYStein, describing the dress of
the little ,girl and asked for every help
•possible.
• Pear avai_4kroiscd,• that. 'she- in..ght,
have .wandered • to theriver bank and
Men scare:bed to the water's edge. Then
Comes Saturday
Domald Lane,, popular Goderleh
yetreg,man, Who .fe• •attendflig Shaw' G�decb Commairity, *Christmas
Businesti. *114 In Teronte, was Tree, which 1;es• become an lattitial
painfully injured oft :Wednesday of event here old. -which tis lobated ter -
last; Week and ;had to. be remove to -07*itli*eit'intereittir all the
%/Pante iGentral. 1101Pital 4rliere. little peottot who hot been 'waiting
,seven 'stitches were required to tea. anxiously' for -Weeksfor the. Stove:At-
, P*ir•Aotigitte to' 'balite& thette, since of Santa aikUs, wiul belt:014 on
Dont who is in rifild'erice at 160*. Saturday afternoon of this week at
Colleget. was -Watching. * eftiOlTball 3 'o'cloek. The„;big.tree-in • the, park
fight in the college .cittakhittitle, from is aglow With lights andsparkles
the •tifinglow.of his' room Ort:ther see*with nittelt, greater .brillitute than it
ond litOnt.of'4111...b#114/41t, when one has yeant,—:The usual'
of the ',combatants 'Made * wlld pitch heti, of candy' and • tints wilt • be
With, an untumelly, hard AnioWball" l'ianded'out Irr the genial old fellow
irhith hit Don On .the nose, „causing who holds* fond place In the liereete
. -itthottct.triatikillsr
_from; 0* rni*havi, •-• SATURDAY,MOE : )1. l9th, at
•
Velook,
.
Pietnre .c�unci
left With the tOWA clerk,',
The 4000011, Meeting proper did not
start for almost two hours after ithe
council met In committee.to 4114cusa
various: PrObleroa, Nsthish, had to Conte •
Sotne time Was takert.up Withiellef
problems.':aml. the etibieet will. be
settled at a epeeist meeting of the:
.0..C.onnen: -which- Will be *led 'after 7
Christmas to tlestri up a.nureber of •
matters that rati$t be ..decided before
e new yea teievlogorwork—
will contribute' largely towards titk,i
irig care of the situation , for Some .
time.
A question of signal importance to
the town was introduced in cominitta
when the matter- of the, town boun-
daries on the north side Wits brought '
up, • -lila Worship, Mayer-Micthvan- --
stated that Mr. Johnston front Strat-
ford had been gathering •historical
data and had shown at 9ne tfine the
northern boundatir extended:
what werer known as the Indian
Islands; and farther up to a larger.
island near the Maitland Golf • Cour,sev
These boundaries extended stereat the •
Maitland, and the 'Colborne Township
boundary was designated by ate high-
water mark of the river. The inter- ;
°ging sub:cot is being folioWed up,
by Mr. Johnston who is keeping iu
close touch with the council. •
-Mr. J. J. Maawari was instructx1
to arrangefor the supply of ;Andy
for the. Community 'Christmas tree*
and the Daughters of the :EniPite.will
again ,be asked to Assist in bagging
torashodY phoned that they had seen a
• little child dressed in- green watiderim
-alotig-theIr -led to -the
.Avondale cemeterrand that the iftxried-
°to be crying as If she Were lost.
The poilce, tioy • Scouts. ne4hbors.
headed by the father, drove to the gates
of the etittettry mind there ivith flash-
lights glazing through. the dark, they
looked-lor dues, At Usk, in the -troy
In . which the father wria, little 1oo14
prints toted be aeon wandering through
the now, sold just on the edge of the
cliff overlooking, the Avon river, -the
child was found: asleep; fade dosinweiti
In the mod, as. It she had, fallen 'twin
sheer exhaustion, She was nulled to
her home where her mother. 'shoat
hysterical with the *M41613.11 tets100, was
awaiting finther Word, The little itki
We* .14ten to 'the, Stratford hospital',
where. she was Plate& In hating, Peds
,and Jelveri etiml:lathig drinks, 1Vilit
AiTiriksflffee'lWiTrYilir'etaitkfir,rri'
Mr, Plat& Riley has reteivei
permanent position u C, Ikt; R. Ide-
graph
operator 4,47liathain, He hat
10: yeti* expatiate* jwork and
was 'forfa fetter operator At Ai tt
R. *glen here andsines that time
het been rielleffink M a ntonher' of
*tattoo* in that„
yet wbetlier be will inove hi
anilty to Chatham v1Th.hfin, but0itIs
german'. ex
14-:-'11114y-,
musteal th.ele of Ooderich
wellsis In the legion and
g'MlIZatIofls.
*ndwaa.Mways wlhhlng to help,
.and Mrs. W. It kinder, 14. David
BL itioderich, are the, Matornal grand-
Pftrents of Dorothy,
CLAI145.COUSiNSHIP
'MTH MRS. W. W. SPAPtOP,i
While -the People of . the 'British
. Empire listened Intently *TKI sintionaa
ly by their radios for 'niftier 'word of
the•erisiathirt Was at hand last week
the abdkMhmOf Xing,P41:.
The Commission
laid over,- for consideration at the
first of next year, a proposal and re-
port- from, the :Canatlitin-Gerteral•EleCe— -
tric Company, on the improvement of
thelighting system on the -vitiate, at
their regular .meeting • on Thursday
night,. •
A letter,Was receiVed from The On- '
tario *Municipal Electrical Associa-
tion, accompanied by oplesoZ reso- -
lotions of the Association, and an
explanation . by the • 11.E.P.C., of On-
tario,' The resolutions expressed the
opinion that the -110CP-.0.
down in its duty tothemunicipalities ,
that had entered into flat rate litater ,
contracts with the (.1Ornmitsion When
the Iatter'had earicelied all eontireilts.
The reigolutlinis also stateil that . it
was the opinion of the giesociatipti
that all sur'plua money' accrued frogn
flat rite heater profits should be ap-
portioned among, the Municipalities
that had entered into tontraeta ratlt
er than toned overle the 6%0114
• The Commission explained that, 'I
was physically impossible, to • gauge
the *moots that *Mild' havi to be
:Apportioned among the munielp,s11-!
Aies and that it would be '
the principals on Whkb 'here is $41.
m• ore, the 'Commission -stated, the. ;
*ember'e of the, association.- apparent -
If did not tioderitand the '1* -011-0.1
purpling, resulting from flat rate ,he
etc The ,sorpling is simply la decrease -
In the defieitAlid Weald I* eaten Up
by 'expeiogint.
The letter was tabled..
An sipplieatieirfor a maximum
mind Meter sertiee% at the iniperiti
Olt Gonapany'S• satlice , atatIon
it -
Victoria $te and Nelson St. isse POW
id tegether wth a number Of, ApPli,- '-
cations for lighting Sertlear«,
'')connutiniesition
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h the former ec I ,
e tees renouncing Y topIfor
lferbert gimpoon,, Who daims Tbe 3ap.rint.ndent wil
eeind usirt of ths now ft% t
« WaIHs "Airfield SiraPeol, necessary
(Oderkh overclitght In the That o
t " week. ht.t Sintp.
loc*1 "Oileiet home to li ht
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