The Winnipeg Tribune from Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada • Page 9

Deal Is Off? Objections Raised To Proposed Sale Of Walker Theatre OBJECTIONS to the proposed sale of the city owred Walker theatre were raiied in profusion Mondaynig'nt at city council meeting Aid. Scott heading the chorus of dissenters. And the deai is off, for the time being anyway. Finance committee's recommendation to council that the Walker be sold to an unnamed client of C. E.

Simonite real estate firm, (or $35,000 cash was referred back to the original committee which proposed the sale city properties. Declaring that the eitv wit vir. I Write What I See By TED SCHKADER BOYS are Just like anybody, except that they have more energy. Inspire them with a dream, and provide the tools with which to forge that dream, and they'll dic play a heap of init ative and Imagination usualy concealed from! adults. That's snan tudement based on a visit to an air cadets' squadron, But I'll bet mv elastic garters that It is true.

"What struck you most about the boys?" asked Fir. Sat. Doug Henderson. R.C.A.F., at we walked away from the Air Cadets' Headquarters en River ave. where we had mixed unhampered with the 220th Red River squadron.

I admitted my surprise that the boys were practically runninq their own thow. He concurred. When the bovs broke off for 'business firm having business deal lectures. Sgt. Roy Pedrick.

a with the city, vear old Transrona voungsfr. took1 Aid. Blumberg shot, up out of his over I sat In on the lecture. It seat and decided "to tell Aid. Scott dealt with the Heinkel 111 and He claimed the a.

was far above my head. derman had "gone out of his way to mention certain without I FOl'ND MYSELF leanins mentioning Simonite's or my eajeriy lorwara in my fphi. i discovered you should learn to recognize different planes by comparing distinctive features to a pesr or something, not to another aircraft. Comparisons between aircraft are confusing. "The tail looks like an egg or a fingenail," he sa'd, massaging hit little finger, speculatively.

"That Is if the nail is manicured Sgt. Henderson "There's as much interest here as apologies to Aid. Scott rose you'll find in any air crew class. "jt0 his feet "I still meintain that WO. Norman Murphy, 17.

Trans (no member of council or his busi cona, teaches wireless and drill, ness firm shall do business with feathery, blond moustache and manly bearing suggest, an older the air force doesnl want nim on nriir iiui.v in year. Norm thinks he will become his objections, he also stated his opposition to any alderman or his i name 'I wasn't even thinking of you," Aid. Scott retorted. "You have mentioned McColl Frontenae, but that is not the information I have," Aid. Blumberg continued.

"Maybe Aid. Scott got his Information in a beer parlor or hit bakery office. If Aid. Scott hat got anything of a gentleman in him, he will take thlt, back." i don't see that I have any the Aid. Hallonquis.

said the prop rty committee went into the nnjiuugiu mm luuiit. uini iiir Walker theatre was losing the city 1list replied. "We have done our duty." am. bimonie. finance committee chairman, in his position as acting mayor, was unable to participate the discussion.

Aid. who 'with Aid. Stinton had fed the Walker could be ute tor public tervice of one kind or another, totted a notice of motion in at the end of the meeting atkinj that the x.ii... (both owned by the city) theuld be withdrawn from the list of city prepertiet for tale. up before the next council meeting.

h.fnr. n.v, ni lu'" neiner mt sale mat I a navigator fR.C.A.F. permitting) a lot of money in taxes annually, because he likes mathematics. "Why tell us this if you don't tell us who the purchaser Is. CPL.

DON McLAREN is another 'fhat lad with a hump on. He was should be withheld from us, Aid. walking home from cadets with. Mjnson interrupted, n. uhrn thev' I 1 that.

Aid. Hallon agreed the cadets needed their own marching song. That night he dreamrd the tune. And the next afternoon when he was practising the piano, it came back to him. For almost a month he ttrum med worked in the ehordinj and tweated out the polished vertion.

Then it took him four hourt to write the tcore. He played It for me. and I found my foot beating march Ing rhythm at the melody frolicked through my head. Ottawa has it now. Maybe It ill become Canada official air cadet marching song.

1 The N.C.O's gather regularly a ''he theatres was in the interest provided. il'. I WO I UIIITS MOVe 10 kdmOntOil EDMONTON. June 20. (CP).

W. F. English, of Winnipeg, assistant vice presidert Trans Canada Air Lines, announced here Monday C.A. has trans ferred Its western reservations i and space control department from Winnipeg to Edmonton. Staff of the transferred department, totaling 24.

arrived here Mnoday. They will be located at the municipal airport. Mr. English said the transfer had been necessary because of avnanrlms Killed Woid has been received by his family that FLT. LT.

JAMES G. fighter pilot with the R.C.AF. overseas was killed in action June 12. He was the son of Elijah Gohl. 172 Maryland I and a brother of Muriel Gonl.

em 1 ployed at R.C.A F. headquarters. I Ottawa. His death followed a fly mission directd against the in 1 vasion coast of France (R C.A.F. photo.) 7 I BEYCE'S 55th Year WINNIPEG, TUESDAY, JUNE.

20, 1944 mwm I I HOME MADE Page 9 NO. 147 lurtRLTii rSfS JTmvJ I a "V' ft '3 VvSi "HI HO, HI HO, IT'S OFF TO WORK WE GO" sang the Seven Dwarfs, as they came trudging on to Machray school stage this morning. The auditorium, jammed with kids, watched in open mouthed wonder. The movies and a fairy tale had come to their school Then seven short pairs of arms lifted off seven masks, and Sleepy Dopey, fineezy, Doc, Grumpy Happy and Bashful became just ordinary people, though small size. The kids stared.

It was a shock to watch a fairy story melt. Larrv Rohhins. master of rere beckoned the midgets: I 2 "A u'L i TJ. I yin, P(i ill lul, IlUt'llll. ins uiir England and I'm ten foot three er, I mean three foot ten." I Semeon Frank, and I play Happy," said Happy, also with bsW; crobatlca.

and magic with liiniiidi ieau iuckpt under ns arm. "I'm from London, I speak the world. I'm four1 feet right on the hullon "I'm Antoinette Schivone," an i nouneed Sleepy. She had black hair like Snow White. "My home's jScotland," said Sneezy.

Could she prove it? asked the M. of C. Mary im ni Mv nnm( My name Is Prince Leon and Atlantic City, U.S.A. 1'1 "op? i i I said the last of the dwarfs. trti lbftr) aknlli ninUt ah 1(1 VI iu' lhe Seven Dwarfs did tap danc 't d.v iKef nesi was sinein The old auditorium rocked with mirth, Later the day William Whyte.

Norquay and Luxton schools saw the midgets In costume. Wednes entertain serviremen at the I'SC c. i 2 3 6 7 in day four more schools will be It took a little bit of encourage lucky: Isaac Brock. Principal ment to get Bashful to face the Sparling, Earl Grey and Queens audience. The boys and girls ton.

At 9 30 p.m. today they will warmed ud to the 10b and claDoed t. fit MAIL FROM FRANCE a 4 In his first letter from France to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pincock, their son, Lieut.

J. E. Pincock, who iS With a 3rd Division artillery unit, said he had landed on day anH rnntinupH "TVu Irri Diu aro unhnlrlino all thp trarlitinn: of Canada fighting men. frame new ideas, smooth cadet lanm ,0 nl tables a 2.30 m. and a pro frictions, chart better tirozrams.

gram of children sports will be ts lT orman Murphy conducted rne mrougn neaoquaners, iormeriy the Winnipeg badminton club. THESE DYNAMIC atoms of en ergy have a rumpus room, where they can raise cain any night thev cnoose. Ana gins are aamittea to assist when rhythm beats their feet. Judging from the series of mirrors, I gathered the medical officer Inhabits the former powder room. The canteen has eight stools, three tables, pop, milkshakes Bnd cones.

The officers' mess is furnished with deep chairs, tables, a radio end a brick fireplace. And the badminton courts have become a drill square. Subtle supervision comes from the adults Flt. Lt. E.

Erb. PO. C. on a sa or, iiir i j. n.

i i j. brrt Axfnrd and PO. D. 'Martell. But leadership qualities and self direipline are being developed in the boys by exercising their owr Imagination and keen interest.

"I Saw While returning to the city aftei spending a wet weekend at Hawk lake. I was amusrd to sec t'AO Indians paddling their canoe in the ditch alongside the highway. MRS. J. T.

RAVEN, 656 Kylemore ave. iv i mr.rrt SAW Mrs Ravjn 1i arlH twn ti'kf'3 to Eyrt at th a .1 an1 Oratr Wlls ara Jfn FniiM Wha' did rnat a 'tnui i. irart'nr mm r.i' Write It nut an 1 ir.1 It tn I SAW EMr. pf Tnnin To tirkf aarn 'h ten i saw dunrt tha mmfh ol Jun. Wing Commander A.

G. Gould Inr. F.C., C. comman 1 officer of No. 18 S.

Gimli, has been promoted to group captain A tually "tossing the building in buckshee" with the land, Aid. Scott said that, "as I underttand it, the MeCollFrontenae Oil Cs. it the would be purchaser of the building and land, and plant to erect a huge filling station and parking lot." Far be It from me to try to ttop the progress of the city, but I think this is the last place we want a filling station," stated the alderman. Turning to Aid. Simonite.

acting as chairman for Mayor Coulter, Aid. Scott said: "I'm very sorry that you are in the chair tonight because tere manv other th nn than thi I want.ri in under nis 8rm. from ahead." encouraged Acting Mayor Simonite. "It would be taking advantage of you," replied Aid. Scott.

Aid. Stinson was first to object to the Walker theatre proposition. He did not consider it a eood sale: and were "one or two things 'he did not like about it "I don't like the idea" of an un 1 disclosed purchaser and I move it go back to property committee, he said. Aid. Scott followed him.

"We are tilis building for $3,300 when C. P. Walker paid nearly a quarter million for it. i u. il.

"Don't stop. alderman. ins aiatrninn UUJt tlca IU l.cuiiai iaun; inr or unaiu flic lJl'rn fact of an undivulged buyer and and I come from Amsterdam, Hoi ing as advance notires for the ithen named McColl Frontenac. Iniland," said Bashful at last. Ire issue of the film, Snow White.

"Tgonnv Rnrk Gallant Ill The boys are elad to get at the Br "1" 'n ii'bi. I Khlttv fin. 10 h.n.Hhlnr Jriv 1l. Germans. Uur boys are the best in the business and are ling we.

But it isn't any push over, let me tell you." naiima a a AROUND THE TOWN The White Plumes 01 Kotary.we have just come bark irom will he the subject of James Gene Conklin, director R.I.. Hutchinson, in his addtess to the Rotary luncheon Wednesday in the; Royal Alexandra hotel. Hon. George A. Drew, K.C., premier of Ontario, will addrett a luncheon meeting of the Win.

nipeg Canadian club, Wednesday at 12.30 p.m. in the Royal Alexandra hotel. Annual ha nicnic of the1 Grenadiers, Hong Kong group, fo. mothers, wives and children of the 'men of the regiment now prisoners, of war in Japan, win De nem aai th nic.l at City park The group will rr hM u. The Retired Ministers' issocia ciatinn will hold a picnic meeting at Sparling hall Thursday at 2 3ti p.m.

Addresses will be given by Dr J. A. Doyle and Mrs. E. Lund.

Davidson Thomson will sing. I Surgeon Capt. C. H. Best, ro discoverer of insulin, was in Win nipeg over the weekend, the guest of Mr.

and Mrs. W. M. Scott, Mont rose st. With him were his two'sons and sister in law, Lin.td Mahon' Dr.

Best, who is at present working on an anti seasickness formula, recently spoke in Chicago, and is on his way to Vancouver officials. Kenora; we're catching beamed little Mrs. MacKidd hap pily holding the skirted High lander's arm Mayor Andrew McGavin, Victoria, was a visitor In Winnipeg Montiay on his return from the mayors' convention at Montreal. Brockington Rebroadcast CBK CKY will carry a re broadcast at 11 D.m. todav of L.

W. Brockington talk broadcast Sun rta' at 730 Pm Mr. Brockington fPnt several days with the frort phic description of event in hs C.B.C. broadcast Sunday. Thunder Ahead Cloudy weather, with scattered thunder showers today and part of Wednesday Is predicted by the i rman.

i The hich tern pprature yes terday was 74. nonn rpadin 6 STORMY Max. Handsome, rcd hcaied Capt. Georse A. MacKidd.

Cameron j.rlnr, Highlander captured at Dieppe ar.d taken prisoner, who was recen'l; returned to Canada, was off on a Brandon with his wife this morninE Prtirie They ere buying tirkeLs for Vin 'ouver at the C.P.R. station. "And Kenora Special Prayer For Armed Forces Authorized For Manitoba Schools Mm. Pr 72 S2 Tr 1h til 77 S.S Tr 71 51 52 76 SI .02 7S SI SS 7t S4 7i S3 .11 74 SO 75 Srl 7 55 Tr 74 SI 75 51 77 E'lmontnn L'thhndte Praver for the Armed Forres, and follows: in this crucial hour Thou wilt A SPECIAL PRAYER for 'Ore of the duties and re: pon arTed forces has been authorize of the board is to author by the advusory board of the pro th religious and ir vinrial department of education this ernnertion frit, it was a for us in all schools of Manitoba. thing to do, a timely ges it is announced today by Dr.

J. ture Pincock. chairman of the board The praer adopted at a recent Th rraer wtll he used in con meeting of th boird. is titled A nrtiOh' with religious exercises in the schools. Dr.

Pincock explainer; God. we pray Thee, that I be with our men who, by land "I'm Shenandor Roka, from California," crumped Grumpy. "I'm Mary Best, from Glasgow, and sea and air, fight, that Thy peace may among us We thank Thee for their faith and their courage, and we piay that Thou wilt so turn our hearts and confirm our wills that we may be worthy of sacrifice, and that we may in this, our land, a tit abode for the working of Thine eternal purpose. THE CROW'S NEST By YORKSHIRE LAD Today's Scratches First Devil Choice, Dutch Defender, Free Exchange, Merry Merry, Miss Olivia, Annoyed. Boss Marcus, Happy Duster, Thatcher, Brilliant Help, Lady Barber, Larry Junior.

Stockton, Sweet Olive, Kady Kate, The Raider, Marelius, Meadolan. Second Honey Chile. Third Gay Guy. Fifth Amsterson. Seventh Skip the News, Bet Lomond.

Dunes Choice. Today's Selections Buraa, Drums, Miss Harmony Lady Bargello, Major Ed munton Ball. Blue Stone, Red Berry, Lev Dust. Hookev Cave Boy Youville, Battleford, Ted's Fanny Genies Boy, Diamond, Pine Hog. Best Blue Stone.

Overnight Entries riRST KACE cmmini. thr 'f oidi in ur. trnif l'jrov Bfl l.nm"n1 Skip the Nwi ino VnAy DnuMt Fiym Buck m.ii Bni "Vk us KrlJry finmfn 107 HEOOND RACE S10. fltimm, lhrt vtar clrlii ani up. furlnnRii: I Lar Mnira iris Ai.o fhttiblc: i nutrh rwtfniifr xins Ftnry Tfllfr im I ady Barber in.

ekv Gsy Rny no Tnv Hriom im 112 Rufii. t'p ins I Rfn Hrrrlll i injEM LjMv Mim 7 phvr i Iirry Juninr fitnrkton 110 Pfwev 111 Fiarnnul in 10 Mrnarnarr Matil los 110 pirmhshl Of, .1112 Fin. Thim 112 Hnn.y Phil. 122 I Not Aliin flifiblM to th. atmv.

rar. will be ustfl at a aubttltuta rara if ntrti nary. THIRD RAfE SSnO all rnnifrt (Thfl iundoni. thrrc yrar olia anl up. e1 ftirlortf FtvltiK Pn 10.1 Mv Ffr 117 Sunnv Park Wn My 11!) in Laiv P.am ins Br.cuboiil 117 Bhln Pllr 112 )Winnamurra 117 FOURTH RA riaimini Thr yr oMa and up On mil.

1 Putin QnMn 103 Marion Kwncri. 107 FrHda no some Tann 10 i Ail awt.fi 11 Tallut lift Bom Do i FIFTH RAT Hn Fr Prci Hundl i i IT mVJm'ion Hanty Karl us Div.m iia a i.l. a a 11.1 iii 1io Brnata fntrv. Mrii fl. R.

Marka ntry. SIXTH RACE Jsno. aiman fA'irnra Rnr.allsi: 3.year oMi and up; 7 (urlnntn. PSn Pllnt 110 Bomhihfll IIS Cowlan 110 Nafwnrth los BUi. Count! loo k.

Conkia US Amitraon 113 seventh RACF. two. da, mini. 4 var old and up. 1 milf.

vaifdah rrait inn rnian wiirh 112 Bum Tarn aio.s Alaskan 117 Final Claim Akna.a I'prnar 1 1 2 Herman Jh. 8truttlnE Mla 112 Major Aprntlr aiiowanrf. How They Rate Flying Buck is in Rood form and likes a solt track. Kelley Somers is better than recent races Show. Bet Lomond HlOUld like this distance.

Sweet Olive was second In fast running In best form. Dutch Defender has considerable early I Winnamucca hat several good raeet thit year and teemt well placed here. Antena runt well Over the Polo Park racing ttnp, and liket a toft track. Sunny Park II tpeedy and at top form. Tellus Is in such exceptional good fon.i that he should repeat his last good win.

pepper Pot gets in light and might go well after a fair effort Monday. Marion Somers is a strong finisher. Gower Mnn should Improve off Monda race which was his first, Mart of the year. Hasty Karl has won two at tins meeting am should like this distance. Gallin" is in good form and i stouthearted.

Amtterton, tcratched Tuet. day, thould outfin'th thit field. K. Cookie it a tpeedy tort and thould make the pace. Blue Countett It coming to form.

Parisian Witch ran do he'tpr than the last rare shows. Uproar showed one pood ra' here. Alas Wounded Woid thai SGT. WILLIAM GARNER has been voundd in act inn in France has hen rere.ved by his wifp. living at.

Ml Harrow'ny st St. Vital. Previously emplovM at the Transcona shops nf the Canadian National Railways. Sgt. Garner enlifed at Vancouver.

He ha; overseas for three sears. A ton and daughter are at home. i j'Xr YAW Some idea of the damage caused by hundreds of pounds of coffee plunging through six storeys of this old warehouse building can be gleaned from this scene of the wreckage. Damage was accentuated when the sprinkler system was set off by the dropping debris. jCoffee Cache Drops Six Storeys, Turns Warehouse Into City Council Brevities CITY FATHERS heard a letter Monday night irom Hon.

c. v. Howe, minister of munitions and n.i..... that, in reply to its request, it nnl h. nrnr li.

In freo present occupancy of dwelling units in Winnipeg. Aid. Black, chairman of the tpeeial committee on homing reported unhappily that 12 more eviction noticet had arrived at hornet thit month and the recipiantt had turned to the city, having found no other place to go. Aid. Hallonquist, city proprrties committee chairman, as has been his recent custom, announced that home building this year had more than quadrupled that of 1943 and he thought the housing crisis would be easing off.

Aid. Black didn see it that way at all and will probably call his committee together again to worry some more. The reviled milk bylaw, pending for montht and montht, wat finally patted Monday night. Among the additioni to the by law was a elaute Intitting that the cap of every milk or cream bottle have printed on it and "legibly" tht kind of milk or cream Intide, There it alto a lot of new legitlation protecting the uter from the danger from Infectious diteatet. All vehicles used for the de livery of Ire, asof right now, will.

have a slopblock at least three and I. r.r.,.nl the "'K" 1 slipping of Ice blocks onto the pavement. This move was passed unanimously in nyiaw inrra council which recalled the recent accident here a child was killel na a result of a block of ice sliding off and striking him on the head. Rodens, now defined sati.sfac Inrilv fnr TI aldermen, will have nf nor rinv nl sriowing. But if a circus comes la itown, with a rodeo sideshow, the circus owner will have to rav the usual stiff circus foe Fl.l the rodeo fee.

The The aldermen; made that cnnreasion to the Sornp 'V' Rules Made For 'Teen Age Workers REGULATION of the employ mPnt nf jvpnli wn.s adopted in it bylaw form Monday night at city council meeting and it will come into effect just when school opens Sept. S. This, a. in the rase of the free hospitalization bylaw, has been under the gun fnr months and fin ally got the nod Monday. Parent children and employers of juveniles should make a note of the follovsing principal clauses of this bylaw: No child 'that is, a person under 12 years of aget shall en gig In any work nnr shall any perton nire a cnno 10 oo any work.

No juveni'e 'a person at least 12 vears of age but less than 16 shall engage in any work unless he holds a permit. No other person attending sc hool and is actus. ly or appnr enlly under can "work with out a permit. Permits, issuer) by the in jpector of licenses or a school S1X principal, expire eveiy months. The license inspector or school principal involved cannot sizn a permit un'ess he ha reason to believe the applicant is in good health as shown by recent medical certificate or school record and is satisfied his health and school work will not hv th ir.nrt nf i.ori, fnr which the permit IS issued.

A iuvenile attending school ran only work any school day than 1.5 hours four hours on nf il i ni i in and not more week during any t'hool term under this by la. of SEVERAL HUNDRED pounds ol coffee stored on the sixth storey the old General Sfcl Wares 187 Bannatyne broke through the overloaded floor and plummeted straight through to the basement. The coffee hags, containing tin ground coffee heans. tore a 20 foot i ro" of building. nd the warehouse was i 1 1off'he Most of the damage was caused by the water.

Police reported tjiis morning that the coffee had been stored there for the U.S. army. U.S. army officials disclaimed that, savins thry had vacated all hut the second finer as their lease expired at the end of this month. Damage to the building and contents was mainly caused by the sprinkler system which went off as the pipes were broken.

Some U.S. army flying suits on IJip second floor were soiled Deputy Fire Chief John Miller said today an estimate of the damage would take considerable time. Kennel Club Gives $504 To Children's Hospital The Greater Winnipeg Kennel club today eave Children's hosni jtnl a cheque for jr04, proceeds' from the recent dog show. i William Chntteiton, president of the rluh, told Dr. Gerald S.

Williams, superintendent of the hospital, "It's a pleasure to give It to. you and help In some small wa the wonderful work being carried! on by yourself and your staff." Dr. Williams smiled brmdly and said he was very erateful. "We're in nppft of mnnev for ceneral main tPnance. It'll he most useful." asHsaaiDff I Must Oust "Old Gang" To Regenerate Japan By VICTOR MURRAY prof Uimm c.

Johnston, of Dpnv(r univprsltyi who his out Ml the way" by predicting nine months ago that war with Japan would be over in the fall of 1946. or the spnnz of 47, sees no reason to change his views, I Prof. Johnstone an authority of Far Eastern affairs, arrived In Winnipeg this morning to deliver an address on "The Pases fnr Peacp in the Far East" iefnie the Canadian Institute of International Affairs, this eening. Peace with Japan mutt be bated on two thingt: (1) Complete demobilization of the Japan i ete army and navy; (2) Ettab lithment of a Japanese govern ment that will have nothing to do with the "old What do you think we should r)o Wlln tnp Jnpfi nfter we nnvr thPm?" I asked, ln fnvnr tne su inn. m(ire by Congressman William nnRPrSi Jri ev.ry member o( h(, JaranPse flrnlH fnrces from th(1 hlcnPS, ,0 tn lowest should ne made prisoners and put in prison camps in Japan.

wnulin necssanlv have to keep tnem imprisnneo; tor innj mst long ennuch t' discredit Ihrm in the eves of their people instead of allowing them to merely rentier and go home Then we hoiild reopen Jafan to foreign news and allow their PpnP'e to get unbiased reading which has been denied them for 5n lone As rnishment of any Japs, no ii.iv nrrti ot ii cs. that should be lookec! after by a war crimes commission similar to those being set up in Gieat Britain. P.us'.ia and other countries. "The Japanese people have heen mote thnrnuzhly indoctnnater) with propaganda than the German', for tlie rs goes deeper ano n'K ms'ry. us 110 prevent to rv and difredit the emperor of Japan, but at some pnmt we must be ready to jay a.

wllfl' nlm M1" present militaristic siem. which i. ted up with their national hav to make plain that Dripolator ZJ a Si WkhQ r.m.MM. wre Ai SIX STOREY DROP: This la the old General Steel Wares building 'on Bannatyne where coffe stored on the ton floor crashed Ilhrough to the basement. Says Expert PROF.

W. C. JOHNSTONE the only Japan that we v.1'1 trutt in future it one that it completely reformed: tocially, economically, and After ousting the present gov ernment in Japan, the Allies must hP prepared tn support anv group that romes forward with mora hheral policies and favors a "de flat ion" of the emperor. This may takp some time. As soon as the J.ipine; are freer) from ricniiinf of tne war ln'rcN, and can rii 'ti thingi tvithnut hems rra ked over the head by a policemtn.

t.Unk 'J will see a reform ivtit arise. Freed from h'ige tiixes f'T sup port ci tne amy i i c. mr people will turn to trade and a more norma! of fter all, Jaraneie will he imart enough to tee that, if thry do the thmgi we tuggrst, we will pttlp them. In other words, ws will put a premum on runmrrj an orderly democratic count'y." Refru to that mfr bv tne end bezinmnz of the i. 'i following vear.

the professor said we might take T. hefo thit time, but hive ir? hf fighting before clean ing up all areas of resistance. mm mm I t.i(j. I A 1 x'. TV I.

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