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Buffalo Evening News Tuesday April 23 1946 Second Section mon Tuckered Out rom Excitement of His Travels iremen Soak Ruins After Tonawanda Township Confessions Claimed remained today4 of i the nomination in 1942 was not to go into They Say Whether Married vs i 'Ml i a block away on the opposite side of The latter are owned by John Kuhn Wheels of Latter Vehicle Hurled Into ield were married Mr Tibbett declined to comment but said the couple would have an important statement to make in three or four days Trial Is Sought By Dunkirk War Veteran MAYVILLE April 23 Justice Lee Ottaway was scheduled to hear a motion today by attorneys for Leo Joseph Mleczko 27 Dun kirk war veteran that the defend trial be set over to the June term Mleczko is charged with the murder of Mrs Lydia Warner of Silver Creek in a railroad tower here our Acres Are Available or Project Cardens There are four acres ready 20 Cherry Trees Stolen rom Oak Orchard arm EDINA April Twenty sour cherry trees were pulled up by the roots and stolen from the large fruit farm of Paul A Cooper Oak Orchard on the Ridge it was reported' to State Police of the Gaines Substation Monday Mr Cooper told troop ers the trees were from 2 to 3 feet tall were from 1 to 2 years old and had been inthe ground from six months to one year He placed the value at $10 Agreement Averts Strike At Lapp Insulator Plant LEROY April The threat ened strike of employes of the Lapp Insulator Company was averted by a settlement reached between rep resentatives of the AL union and company officials late Saturday afternoon The agreement reached calls for a 6 cent an hour increase on the basis of a 50 hour work week whereas a boost of 10 cents an hour had been demanded In case the federal labor authorities fix a 45 hour week and additional 6 cents an hour is to be paid If the work week is set at 40 hours another raise of 6 cents will be paid mak ing a total increase of 18 cents an hour in the case of a 40 hour week Other terms provide for three holidays during the year with pay Employes who have been with the company for any great length of time will receive two vacation with pay each year Lackawanna Scout irst Aid The Red Crop course will be given Scouts of the Lackawanna boy beginning Thursday night at 7 in ire House 3 South Park Ave Lackawanna The course will re quire six weeks feast BUt then Mr lynn has I never invited Mr arley to any Cheektowaga Wardens Pick Up More Than 100 Dogs More than 100 dogs were picked up during April in Cheektowaga a report of Dog Wardens William White and Benjamin Kraska shows Ten complaints of dog bites were received during the month "All dogs running loose will be picked Mr Kraska said today "If we cannot get co operation we shall seek drastic action With the coming of warmer months owners of dogs must take better care' of their pets It is against the law to let a dog out unmuzzled or with out a Woman Loses One Arm As Result of Burns BRADORD Pa April 23 Mrs Bernice Cole 50 of 50 High St suffered amputation of her left arm after being burned severely in her home Monday She was found on the kitchen floor by Archie Brown 45 a roomer She suffered burns about the arm shoulder and chest She was rushed to the Brad ford Hospital where because of her condition it was not possible to question her It is believed that she was set afire by a flame from a stove but no fire was caused in the home Carpenter 79' Catapulted To Death rom Scaffold WARREN Pa April Wil liam Lawhead 79 contracting car penter of Sheffield while working on an addition to his house Mon day afternoon stepped on a loose plank on a scaffold and was cata pulted 15 feet striking his head on a cement sidewalk He suffered a compound fracture of the skull and died two hours later Coroner Ed Lowrey reported He is sur vived by his widow two daughters and a son The body is at thq Bor den uneral Home in Sheffield where services will be held Thurs day afternoon Burial will be in the Greenwood Cemetery Claring ton for victory gardens at Ti Run Da housing project Maryvale Drive Cheektowaga The land is avail able for tenants Any tenant who desires to cultivate a plot may ap ply to the management office As sistant Manager Elmer Bittlinger said today During the war years every bit of the ground was utilized by tenants our persons were seriously hurt at 7:45 this morning when their automobile was wrecked in a freak collision with a tractor trailer in Southwestern Blvd near Angola Police said the westbound auto suddenly swerved across the highway striking the rear side of the eastbound trailer with such force that the two sets of double wheels were sheared off the rear of the commercial vehicle car ried 60 feet into a field The trailer body dropped upright into the ditch The injured were listed by Police Chief Mark Crawford of Angola as: William 21 a Marine Corps officer of Shebion alls Mass head and body injuries and condition serious Augustino Ischia 21 of Lynn Mass the driver po lice said forehead and left arm lac erations multiple bruises Mrs Esther 26 and her husband Abraham Lohr 28 of 464 North Stanley Ave Los Angeles cuts on their heads and hands and numer ous bruises All four are in Rhinehart Hos pital Silver Creek The truck driver according to police was Donald Baker 21 of North air field Chief Borngraver was assisted in the investigation by Pa trolman Chet Borngraver of An gola and Trooper Harvey Gregg of Athol Springs REDONIA SOLDIER CITES JAP CRUELTY YOKOHAMA April 23 An American former prisoner testified by affidavit in a war crimes trial today that an entire company of Americans once had been forced to kneel for three hours in zero weather because one of them had muttered after a bombing raid near their camp The affidavit was signed by Sgt Ed ward Mcllvaln 289 Chestnut St redonia who related that one Jap guard punched prisoners who kneel in a sufficiently erect position Haley uneral Tomorrow uneral services for Police Lieut John Haley 50 of 23 Maple St Lackawanna will be held to morrow morning at 8:45 in the home arid at 9:30 in Our Lady of Victory Basilica Burial will be in Holy Cross Cemetery Lieut Haley died Sunday night Courts Grant One Divorce And Three Annulments Annulments on the grounds their mates broke pre marital promises to have children were granted Monday by Referee Thomas Noonan to Mrs Pauline Camp bell Anderson 757 Crescent Ave against Roy Anderson wed in 1939 John Reeves 8S6 Mary dale Drive Mrs Mary Barbara Reeves" 'wed in 1941 and Mrs Maigani iuL ces Simpson Berry of Niagara alls against Melvin Berry wed in 1939 Justice William A Gold granted Mrs Josephine Norton 315 Busti Ave an uncontested divorce from Allen Gilbert Norton wed in 1941 She charged infidelity She is given custody of the two children Oil Company Moves Offices BRADORD Pa April The South Penn Oil Company one of the largest in the East announced Monday the removal of its general offices from Pittsburgh to Brad ford Construction of the new of fice building was completed about a month ago Office equipment was installed recently and employ es took over as of Monday Bcttalo Evening News Albany Bureau ALBANY April 23 Gov Dewey today signed the Halpern bill pro viding for 1200 additional state scholarships for veterans each worth $350 a year for four years This makes a total of 3600 scholar ships available for veterans He also signed the Milmoe bill increas ing the value of existing state scholarships from $100 a year to $350 The Milmoe bill also increases the value of scholarships for chil dren of veterans who died in serv ice from $100 to $350 a year scholarships constitute a major contribution by the state to the support of higher the governor said "They are par ticularly desirable in a state where so much of the higher education fa cilities are maintained outside gov Also approved was a bill bv Sena tor Charles Burney Jr Wiliims ville Republican authorizing the State Court of Claims to hear and determine the claim of Esnest Bleeck and Mrs Bleeck for dam 1 ages for land appropriated by the state A bill setting up a $100000 cor poration to plan and develop? a world trade center in New York State was approved The trade center expected to be established in the metropolitan area will be used exhibiting and otherwise promoting the purchase and saleof products in international trade" It be similarly to the pre war Leipzig air in Ger many: the near future Gov Dewey wjll name a nine man board of directors to administer the trade center The governor also signed a bill creating a 15 man commission make a comprehensive 'survey for the re establishment of the New York State air in Onondaga? The State air was sus pended four years ago and the fairgrounds at Syracuse are being used as an Army Air orces supply depot NEW YORK April All tuckered out from the excitement of traveling from Washington to New York being at Hamilton Army Base and boarding the SS Barry for a voyage to Europe little Terry Paul Bull 8 months old napped in his and shed half the highwav 1845 Military Rd Lawrence A Dannecker 24 iVho lives in the upper flat at the Roessel home suf i fered a right wrist laceration He was treated by a physician Six trucks and a boat stored in the bams and garage on the Ida Ensminger property were destroyed They were owned by Herbert A De Glopper 86 Kinsey Ave Kenmore i Mobile Pudding Maj George Bishop said in all River Mass: "The English are taxed terribly like John among the gobbles up Their government Brown snoops round English people and everything in taxes "John Brown used the kitchen at bedtime and eat the delicacies in the refrigerator "Mrs Brown planning the meals said one morning to the cook: the pudding left over from dinner Do you know where it said the cook 'It's on the 8:30 train going to Warsaw Gets Housing Bottalo Evening Niw Washington Bureau WASHINGTON April Twenty surplus family dwelling units have been assigned to the Village of Warsaw John A Ker vick New York regional director of the ederal Public Housing' Au thority advised Senator James Mead Democrat of Buffalo today? I Perry Man ined $1000 Starts Serving Jail Time WARSAW April 23 Ballard Carpenter 30 of Perry was sen tenced Monday by County Judge Barber Conable to pay a fine of $1000 or to spend a day in the county jail for each dollar not paid for violation of his parole for abandonment Sheriff Lewis Spring of Wyoming County said that Car penter had failed to pay his fine and today began serving time in jail He will also serve an ad ditional year in Attica State Prison Had Carpenter paid his fine Sheriff Spring said the Attica term would have been suspended Carpenter was charged by Mrs Marjorie Cross Town of Perry wel fare officer and Sheriff Spring with failure to support his wife and two children after conviction on an abandonment charge a year ago Carpenter was taken into custody last Thursday by Sheriff Spring in Galeton Pa Charred timbers were all that remained today4 of three barns a garage and some smaller buildings on the Town of Tonawanda farms of Mrs Ida Ensminger 1786 MilitaryRd and Philip Ensminger 1790 Military Rd swept by a $50000 fire Monday Sheridan Park volunteer firemen worked long to extinguish flames which smouldered for hours in the ruins lying embers also set fire to the home of Edward Roessel 1816 Military Rd and to a garage Sill Requiring State to Pay Jpkeep on Bridges Vetoed Buffalo Evening News Albany Bureau ALBANY April 23 Gov 1 Dewey today vetoed the' bill by Assembly man Herbert A Rapp Darien Cen ter Republican under which the state would have assumed the cost of maintaining and repairing bridges and culverts on state high ways In many instances this cost now is borne by counties Also vetoed was a bill which would have required instead of permitted vol unteer firemen' to be covered by compensation APPLETON April 23 Lester Wolfe of Hess lid Town of Apple ton has applied for a patent on a hay blower The blower according to its designer can blow any type of hay 50 feet high through a 12 inch wide galvanized pipe In pitching hay the blower equals the work of five men Mr Wolfe said He has been experimenting on the invention all the past Winter and claims to have invented a work able and usable fan blade on the blower "My blower gets 30 more hay into the said Mr Wolfe hay is put into he mow in a uniform way by this new blower which also makes it easy to remove hay from the building Hay can be stored quickly after cutting thus lessening the chance of molding" Mr Wolfe says the blower will also shred dry cornstalks after the corn is removed and put green cut corn into the silo Mr Wolfe owns a welding shop in Appleton NEW YORK' April 23 Lawrence Tibbett'Jr lights a cigarette for Miss Zita Miller in the Cub Room of New Stork Club Asked if he and Miss Miller CHICAGO April 23 (UP) Charles leck chairman of the Illinois Liquor Control Commis sion warned distillers and brewers Monday they will bring a return of prohibition unless they stop sell ing liquor to taverns of question able repute He asserted that the 1 i keV of liquor distributors was to a large for crime and other evils connected with sale of alco hol and he added: "The wave of violence that has spread since Day frequently has erupted or originated in Mr leck himself was charged with evading the real issue by Mrs Maude Petteys airbairn Illinois president of the Christian Temperance Union She charged he and "others who urge moder with "throwing up a smoke declarjngfurther: "Those who make money out of the drink ing habit not going to be im pressed by any measure that stands for the good" At New York City Gen rank Schwengel president of the Distilled Spirits Institute said liquor wholesalers and not distil lers are responsible for the ulti Yoate destination of liquor prod ducts' should? know' that distillers do not sell their products to anybody direct all their goods go to Mr Schwengel? said is impossible for the distiller to control distri bution of the goods lie loses' con trol when it is sold to the whole AAAA Mrs airbairn that one tavern could be any worse than another the alcohol 1 that changes man into a beast whether he" drinks it at a smoothly pol ished bar or a hangout" she said are 402361 places where liquor is sold in the United States and all bad The only remedy is to do 'away with them 4 Injured as Auto Hits Tractor Trailer Jury Rejects Suit Of Automobile Buyer 4 Tn first suit of itskind ever tried in County Court here a jury Monday 'afternoon found no cause in an action to recover treble dam ages in connection with the sale of a used car at an alleged over ceiling price The vote was 10 to 2 Richard Lein of Shawnee Rd North Tonawanda lawyer told Judge Hamilton Ward Jr and a trry that on" March 17 1945 he bought a used 1940 Buick four door sedan from James Tuttle in business as Tuttle Motor Sales Main SL Buffalo He said he paid $1175 the maximum price under the existing price regu lations He later discovered the car was not in good condition he charged The maximum legal price for the car if sold was $940 Mr Lein alleged violation of the Emergency Price Control Act and in accordance with that law sought trebel damages totaling $705 plus $200 for fees and costs to be fixed by the court Mr Tuttle denying any violation of the act testified the car was in good condition when sold 44 CPA Moves Io Ease i Scarcity in Clothes WASHINGTON April 23 The Civilian Production Adminis tration today turned to a combi nation of price increases and res toration of wartime production controls in the latest of a series of actions to obtain more yarn and fabric for shirts underwear pajamas dresses and "work cloth ing The aim is a 50 increase in output of low cost garments CPA ordered reinstatement May 1 of a spindle "freeze" which ap plies to machines producing more than 20 of the cotton yarn Under the order which had been dropped last August spindles diverted to output of less essential yarn must be turned back to im portant types produced at the end of To make it easier OPA granted a 5 increase in price ceilings for cotton yarn needed for inexpensive garments jt CPA also invoked a set aside i order designed to halt di of cotton yarn from es sential clothing and from impor I tant industrial arid agricultural uses This order earmarks from 30 to 85 of certain types of yarn for priority requirements includ Ing low cost clothing Hay Blower Invented By Appleton Man Tavern Liquor Sales Blamed for Crime Wellsville Driver Injured OLEAN April 23 Ceorgo Briggs 39 lr Wellsville suf fered head injuries when his auto mobile overturned in the highwav near Machias Monday He was brought to Olean General Hospital 4 Man and Wife Suffer Broken Necks in Crash ERIE April Mrs Barnhart of Keel Ave Erie Beach was notified Monday that her son Douglas 33 for a number of years prominent in athletics in this area is in the Toronto Gen eral Hospital with a broken neck and paralysis frorii the shoulders down and that his wife Virginia 30 also has a broken neck and other injuries They were injured in an automo bile accident between Temigami and North Bay where Mr Barn hart Is employed His wife is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Ardell of Erie Beachy formerly of Buffalo BUNNY REALLY PAYS VISIT TO JEAN MARY OLEAN April Jean Mary Eftr of 430 North Clark Su2S anything her father novY' Policeman Wilford daughter fv and short ly afterward a huge wild rabbit the Wn the bunny a good mother however She deserted her four MeeileS WhCn a grass nre started Clancy went out with a broom to keep the flames from reaching young trees and heard the vounS rbbiu Picking up the fire was singeing thrir took thcm Into the house where they are being mnk trora ormer National Chairman James A arley who described Mr I Mead as Imfit to be governor when Mr lynn vainly backed him for the nomination in 1942 was not invited to Mr Lucullian feasL Blit then Mr lynn has I never invited Mr arley to any I Sf his banquets i Mr lynn and his lieutenants es timate that they will take in $100 i J000 on Thursday banquet and that they will gross $85000 for the Bronx County Democratic Com treasury In order to emphasize the im I "portance he attaches to Senator Mead Mr lynn has ordered that I the usual entertainment features of I the banquet be omitted Mr iynn I lias also banned any dancing which Jias always been a part of the I Tlynn annual feasts In Money Order Thefts Police Say Victims' Identified Suspect Placing of criminal charges is ex pected today in the case of John Leaver 49 of 293 East Delavan Ave held by police in the forging of stolen telegraph money orders totaling an estimated $6000 during a four year period Acting Detective Chief William itzgibbons announced that the suspect had signed statements ad mitting two burglaries One he declared involved the safe burglary of a Western Union branch office at 1054 Main St on Jan 19 1942 in which several hundred money orders and checks were stolen The pther he said was a burglary in Andrew's Pharmacy 1616 Jefferson Ave In 1941 in which a number of money order blanks "were The prisoner was arrested on the South Side Saturday evening after a police manhunt was started fol lowing the appearance of about 100 of the Western Union drafts since the burglary A special showup at Police Headquarters Monday afternoon was attended by some 40 business men and women who reportedly cashed some of the forged drafts The suspect was placed on the brightlyrlit platform with three other Two were teen age youths arrested in an auto theft the third an unshaven six footer detained for investigation Each wore a placard with a num ber for identification was The showup gave spectators front profile and rear view's of the prisoners and their manner of walking and talking They were asked to select from the prisoners the person resembling the man for whom they cashed the checks Al most all selected Leaver Acting Chief itzgibbons asserted Under questioning by Patrolman Charles Riley member of the Identification Bureau Leaver said he had been arrested twice before and had served ten months in De troit's House of Correction in 1932 New Law Increases Vet Scholarships Value of Present Ones Is Increased Parking Tag Brings Gift lor New Baby BATAVIA April 23 Herman Ewell of East Bethany found his auto tagged for overtime parking Sunday but Mayor James Mahaney of Batavia appeared in City Court Monday and pleaded guilty for him Mr Ewell tele phoned the mayor and explained that he was visiting his 5 day oId son in the maternity ward of St Hospital when his car was tagged The mayor promised to drop into court Judge Philip Weiss suspended a $1 fine and gave Mr $1 bail to the mayor who told the court: dollar can be used to buy something for the new baby It seems a shame to tag a fellow when visiting his wife and a brand new son at a hospital Mr Ewell ask me to come down here for him but I thought see what I could do" Judge Weiss suggested that the mayor add a dollar of his own for the baby "By golly I said the mayor who will present the cash present to the mother decide Allen OleanJ was intoxicated on the night of March 18 when his car struck a bridge in Portville or whether his eyes had been affected by three years overseas service as a Naw gunner as contended by his de fense counsel John Ryan Olean Allen indicted by the grand jury qp a charge of dririS While intoxicated was arrested the but on bail when the indict ment was returned His case went to trial Monday before Judge Ward Orta Sit ins for Jude tirll BIack Salamanca whp re bcaJ1se he not 'entirely regained his health DistrictAt wWnly A Nevins swore 56 RD also ihdfctedrk charge of drunken driving but charged to be: thls ceivea a one year suspended un tence was lined 200 and plSd Attorney Qvruja yeanf G' Sydney Shane Olean cent 2nd charge lm adrnitted the term in Jail Vrhat: a charge ofTeut? Plead gUilty tc onJndIcUn0nu sec ond degree assault in Napoli March 14 were withdrawn and the mis demeanor third degree HamSsSbtet inhe case al! Onvle and ail charges against Erlon UnitaPOh ere dismissed upon motion of District Attorney Nevins? Small bach was allowed to change earlier plea of innocent and win rcduce4 high chair in the dining salon His mother Mrs Nancy Martin Bull kept an eye on Terry as she enjoyed her first meal aboard the ship Mrs Bull and Terry will join Lieut Richard Bull in rankfurt (Acme) SITE IN HYDE PARK OR WAR MEMORIAL MEETS OPPOSITION NIAGARA ALLS April 23 Protesting the recommendation of the Niagara alls War Memorial Commission that the proposed me morial auditorium be located in Hyde Park near the intersection of Hyde Park Blvd and Linwood Ave residents of the area who ap peared at Monday meet ing of the City Council said use of this site would eliminate several baseball and softball diamonds James Wilson and John Baltzley spokesmen for the area residents suggested that another site be found for the auditorium and con tended that the space in the park better serves the public of the city with its present use "Although w4e favor an auditor Mr Baltzley said believe it is necessary for the city to trade the benefits to the young people of the city who use the dia monds for the benefits of an audi Mr Wilson also contended that use of the site recommended would work a hardship on the young people of this city who play base ball He said that there is no other suitable place in the park for the diamonds that would be elimi nated by the auditorium The recommendation of the me morial board was laid on the table Arequest that the council put a stop to the practice of taxicab driv ers who use the entire block in irst St from alls St to Jeffer son Ave for parking their cabs was made in a letter from business men in the block who claimed that the taxicabs endanger the safety of the street and hurt the business of the store owners Council extended for three months the permit for buses to park in alls St near Riverway for loading and unloading riendship Man ined $25 After Auto Hits Bridge vvnr Justice William McDermott in Police Monday fined Hazen Ritterr 29 tooldresscr riendship $25 on a disorderly conduct charge Rit arrested one week ago after his automobile had the South Union SL bridge over the Allegany River He obtained an adjournment of his hearing at that time being released under a $30 bond His car was damaged con siderably according to Police ScL Joseph Sokolowski who arrested him Budget Is Approved In Lancaster Village No objections were voiced at the hearing held Monday night in the village of Lancaster bn the budget for the current fiscal year as pre pare and presented to the Board of Trustees by Mayor Walter It was adopted as a whole without change The budget fol lows Total general government $20 135 protection of persons and property5 $29995 conservation health $4770 sanitation and pro motion of 350 high ways $47995 miscellaneous and unclassified $3800 water supply $40000 Total municipal Indebtedness $59215 permanent improvements $12000 gross budget $252170 total estimated revenues $121763 03 amount to be raised by taxa tion $13040697 total assessed val uation $7957797 The tax rate 16363 This is less than last year Mayor Braun said in his message to the board He reported a surplus In the treasury even though the tax rate has beenreducecl each year since he took office War Service Given As Accident Excuse Ves Eyes Were Affected Counsel Contends LITTLE VALLEY April County Court jury was to today whether Donald 22 of 327 South Barry SL lynn eatures Mead i or $100000 east I I S'cmao Evening News New York Bureau I NEW YORK April Edward lynn Bronx County Demo i cratic chief has selected Senator I JamesJM Mead of Buffalo his can didate for he Democratic nomina tion lor governor to be the princi 1 pal speaker at the lynn organiza $100 a plate banquet on Thursday night at the Concourse Plaza Hotel The Bronx Mr Iynnhas allotted ten min utes of the speaking time to Sena tor Mead Mayor William National Chairman Robert Han megan Senator Robert Wagner of New York and State Chairman I Paul itzpatrick of Buffalo limit their speeches from 1 three to five minutes I CANADIAN IL PACT ON LAKES ISHERIES IS SENT TO SENATE StrrrMO Evsiaitc News Washington Bureau WASHINGTON April With a view to obtaining the maximum Use of Great Lakes fisheries and conserving their supplies the United States and Canada have en tered into a convention which was submitted by President Truman to the Senate for approval Monday The pact would set up an interna tional commission with powers to regulate fishing on the lakes The convention signed on April 2" was referred to the Senate or Relations Committee Presi dent Truman said it has the ap proval of the Department of State and the Department of the Interior Under the pact an international commission would be established with substantial jurisdiction over the fisheries on Lake Erie Lake Ontario Lake Huron Lake St Clair Lake Michigan Lake Su perior the connecting waters and bays of the lakes and SL Lawrence River from Lake Ontario to the 45th parallel of latitude Powers of Commission The commission will be composer of a United States section a Cana dian section and an appointed advi sory committee for each lake On the advisory committee will be rep resentatives designated by each state or province having jurisdic tion over the lake Purpose of the commission is to develop a comprehensive plan for i effective management of fishery re sources and to ensure maximum use of them The commission may institute i regulations on the following points: 1 Open and closed seasons i 2 Open and closed waters 3 Size limited for each species of fish 4: The time methods and inten I sity of fishing 5 Tpe and specifications of i nets gear apparatus and appli ances which may be used 6 Methods of measurements 7 Extent and nature of stocking operations 8 Introduction of new species 9 Catch returns and other sta tistical records necessary to give effect to theagreement Provision for Licensing The United States and Canada will provide for enforcement of regulations in the waters which they control Penalties for viola tions of regulations may be estab fished Included is a provision that fishing licenses may be issued as usual by states or provinces Introduction of the convention is the result of a study by the Inter national Board of Inquiry fop the I Great Lakes isheries The board I recomrtiended joint action by the I two governments Secretary of State James Byrnes revealed that his depart ment in collaboration with the I ish Wild Life Service of the Department of Interior studied the I report and concluded that a plan of I co ordinated action was needed He noted that 11 governments namely I th United States Canada the Province Ontario an eight states borderin'g the 'Great Lakes now have responsibilities over? the fisheries without any system of co oramation Pis 1 1 'MW 6' i 1 4 4 7 Slillil 7V V'' 4' A 4 At Xzx rff a 2 bB awl amAuuj Ti ni tfSA 11.