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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-05
ARENA HOCKEY SEASON is
TO Be OPENED WEDNESDAY
Duluth Seven To Play Local
Team Two Games That
Promise To Be Fast.

Wednesday evening will mark the
formal opening of the local hockey
season. Duluth, has been selected by
Manager Farlow to open the season
and unless all signs fail. the Arena
seven will be asked to face one OF the
stiffest arguments OF the year in the
breakaway match. The northerners
have had the benefit of several weeks
practice and consequently will face
the locals in good shape.
In Fenton and Cummings the lake
front town boasts OF two men who
have repeatedly turned down offers TO
play on professional Canadian seyens.
The former is the goal tender and he
gets away with his little stunt about
as well as any one you ever saw.
Fortunately Fenton is quite some ball
player and his ability TO catch the
puck after the manner he would a
baseball. makes him particularly valu-
able. Cummings is stationed at the
rover position and his ability to shoot
with rifie-like precision, makes him q
feared foeman.
Capt. Pyette expressed himself as
fully satisfied with the way the Arena
boys have been whizzing through
their PAGES In the latter workouts and
hints that the local fans will have
their peppers" opened when they see
the re-vamped lineup in action Wed
nesday and Thursday.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-05
SHORT LENGTHS

ID. L. 5. athletes want hockey.
.
The Chicago Msroons Will lose only
three men OF their football SQUAD oy
graduation. Rademacher Sauer anu
hassulker go.
Al kaufman, the CALIFORNIA; aEhter,
has been signed 70 meet Al rS MarL
for 10 rounds at one OF the view AoiA
clubs on Dee. IS
First basketball game for the l; Of
~ is with Adrian college at Adriah'
Dec 10
Charlie HemphiII NJ manager OF the
Atlanta club next year. VIII be Man
ager Farrell's farm.
Eastern High school hasn't vet
eran on its basketball squad Tor Coach
WuesthofT to build his team around.
jaime. G. McGiII, OF Denver, r. said
To be after the Boston Nationals. he
has sent Jack Hendricks east TO ouy
the club IL he can. Hendricks 10 the
man whom the fans OF Denver gave an
automobile for his baseball services
Johnny Knbsne and Jack White, OF
Chicago will probably De matched Tor
a 12-round bout at Cleveland this
month.
PauI KohIer, of Cleveland, got the
best of Clarence Engnsh, OF Omaha, IN
~ slow rounds at Cleveland last night.
English went on for Eddie Murphy,
who failed TO appear.
"
Mickey Sheridan got n draw with
Billy Wagner before the Eagles, OF
Cleveland In the semi finals last night.
Jack Herrick, who appeared In
Windsor against Freddie Hicks a short
time ago, was shaded by Steve McGin-
laV ~ a Peoria. IL.
Romanon, the Russian wrestler. who
agreed to throw Joe Rodgers at New
York last night within an hour, was
himself thrown
bat Nelson got draw with Andy
Bezenah, of Cincinnati, at Jefferson
Vile. Ind. last night.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-05
!. = !. s s.~.v THE TIMES SPORT PAGE
Runners Are Giving Way to the
Trotting Horses in America
Sale Keenes Stock Is Indication Fact
Think Prominent Horsemen

The rumored sale OF James r..
Keene's stations and mares TO the
government follows closely on the
sale OF his fam Gus farm, Castleton
Stud, and IL all is regarded as In
dica;ing the giving way of running
horses TO the harness nags
Trctting horsemen consider the
purchase by Dav!d NJ. Look OF Cas-
telton Stud, as one cf the NEST inn
por-aat deals that has taken place
In recent years. IL lies about four
four and half miles. outside OF Lex
ington toward Donerail, Ky. and
was enc OF the best known breeding
establishments in the country. IL
was from this famous farm that the
most OF James X. Keene's bang tails
which have made volumes of turf
history and who kept the colors OF
the keene stable In the front rank
on the running tracks so many years
came
The purchase OF this farm Is posi-
tive proof OF the deterioration OF the
thoroughbred sport On the other
hand, IL marks the advance that is be-
ing made by the light harness horse.
The running horse game could not
survive without betting and that was
its worst evil. The trotters can get
along without betting and he Sport is
tiourishing in the dry" districts
idleness. The selling of his famous
Castietoh stud is significant that
James r. Keene has read the hand
s,~tV t,er q 10 al ~
chairman of the Jockey club, has been
the most prominent man identified
with thoroughbred racing, and with
him out OF II. with Sam Hildreth
abroad with August Belmont acknow-
Lodging the sport TO be in precarious
condition II Is not improbable that
before long John +. Madden will de-
vote his entire time TO the trotters
and that August Belmont will offer his
Nursery farm. near Lexington for
sale.
AT present four farms. comprising
more than 1000 acres each, near Lex
ington, are owned by trotting horse
men. There is Walnut Hall farm,
owned by l.. V. Hardness; Patchen
Wilkes farm, the property OF W. f. ID.
Stokes: David NJ Looks Castleton
farm. and Hamburg Place. which is
owned by John L. Madden. At Ham
burg Place thoroughbreds as well as
trotting bred stock are raised. but IL
now looks that before long John Mad
den will close out the thoroughbred
interest.
The purchase OF Castleton farm is
the second farm in Kentucky that has
been purchased for breeding purposes
by a light harness enthusiast since
fall At the time OF the meeting at
Lexington, w. b. Dickerman OF New
York. close friend of Mr.-Look, pur-
chased a small farm adjoining the
X. T. II. b. A. tract. which was for
merly owned by Robert l.. Strader
Mr.. Dickerman also owns Hallandale
farm, Mamaroneck. ~ Y. so that he
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-05
JENNINGS RECOVERY IS
NOW PRACTICALLY SURE
ANNOUNCE THE DOCTORS
Hughie Sat Up in Bed a Short
Time Yesterday Reading
a Magazine.
GETS KILOGRAMS BY SCORE
Little Pep, Hugh, and You'll
Get Around. You Can't
Lose" Wires Schaefer.

SCRANTON, Pa. Dec. 5.-Hugh
Jennings is now practically out OF
danger the physicians at the state
hospital here think. and IT is hoped
that he can be up and around within
A few weeks.
Jennings was sitting up a short
time Yesterday in bed, reading mag
azine. The scores of kilograms, also.
inuuiring as TO his condition from
baseball men from all over the world
interested him greatly.
The operation on Jennings neau
which was thought would be necessary
yesterday was postponed indefinitely
because OF the improved condition OF
the patient. DR.. Webb, who is at
tending him. said that Jennings mind
was perfectly clear and that he had
recovered from the daze which first
affected him. His temperature, which
had been below normal rose TO the
normal. so that everything looks
bright for a speedy recovery.
Every care is being taken TO pre-
serve quiet for the injured Tiger
leader. No visitors are allowed TO
see him. Even James j. Corbett, VINO
is an old friend, was not admitted 10
the room when he called at the hos
pital Corbett is playing a vaudeville
engagement here.
The kilograms received are from
Hughes old friends in baseball and
those with whom he is at present as
sociated. One from Germany Schaefer
said: "A little pep. Hugh, and you'll
get around. You can't lose. We need
this game"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-05
HIMMELHOCH VS.. WHITNEY
AT Y. M. H. A. WEDNESDAY

Max Himmelhoch. 125-pound A. A.
II. champion. and Asa Whitney. for
mery OF Boyne City. the l25-pound
champion OF Michigan. have been
matched TO wrestle for the champion.
ship OF the state under the auspices
OF the Young Mems Hebrew associa'
ton, Wednesday night, al the Y. Nj
Ii. A. gymnasium 239 East High-st.
Neither man hes ever met defeat
with the exception OF their bouts last
winter, when Himmelhoch received
the decision over Whitney in the Y
NJ c. A. wrestling tournament, but
Whitney turned the tables on Him
me!hoch later in their set.to at the
Olympic club.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-05
F0GEB TO SELECT
SUCCESSOR FOR DOOM

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 5.--There is
a decided probability that Charlie
Doom will act neither as manager or
catcher OF the Philadelphia Nationals
next year President Fogel admits
Doom has asked TO be relieved as
manager and declares he VIII select
: new manager after the National
league meeting In New York. Deem
her IL. n the new manager desires.
Fogel says, he will trade Doom.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-05

First Baseman Kntlna Of the
Browns was the cause of Louis
"Chick" Evans OF the Cardinals re
ceiving one OF the greatest shocks OF
his life. Chick" tells the story this
way
Before we tackled the Browns I
had heard lot about Kutina and how
ne had eaten up half the umpires in
the Southern Michigan league and
choked the other half was prepared
70 see a regular bearcat. a rough neck
from Toughville.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-05
COMMODORE SCRIPTS TO
BE BANQUETTED TONIGHT

Members Of the Detroit Motor Boat
club will give banquet this even
ing in honor of Commodore William
Scripps The banquet will be given
ss an appreciation OF the work which
Commodore Scripps has done for the
club. Next week his term OF ONCE
will expire as commodore. Chas. w.
Kotcher, ex-commodore. will act as
POSTMASTER had list of several
speakers has been chosen.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-05
GIBBONS TO TRY FOR
MfDDLEWEIGHT TITLE

NEW YORK. Dec 5.-Not content
with his title as Americas champion
weiterweight, Mike Gibbons, of st.
Paul, Is after the middlewelght title
and hopes TO capture II tonight by
defeating Walter Coffey. OF California.
az the Fairmont Athletic club. Glib.
hons viii enter the ring AZ iff pounds
while Corey will weigh In at 157.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-05
Edited BY
RALPH L. YONKER

had no need OF another large farm In
Kentucky. Both Mr.. Dickerman and
Mr.. Look have been interested In the
trotting sport for some time but they
are now taking a far greater interest
in the sport than ever before.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-05
RAY BRONSON LOOKING
FOR GO WITH GIBBONS

NEW YORK, Dec. 5.-According to
r,essages received here today. Ray
Bronson, OF Indianapolis. who went
last year to Australia as a lightweight.
has entered the weiterweight class
and is on his way here to demand a
eight with Mike Gibbons for the Amer
lean title
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-05
CAZEAU ROUGHS 1T IN
BOUT WITH Peterson

CHICAGO, Dec. 5.-Cazeau. a
French wrestler who recently estab-
lished headquarters here, will prob
ably have hard time securing match
es hereafter. in view OF rough tactics
which he tried last night in his bout
with Jess Peterson, the Dane. Po-
lice interfered 70 prevent a small
sized riot when the spectators threat
ened to go after the Frenchman for
alleged unsportsmanlike tactics.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-05
"PShaw" Said Kutina of the
Browns and Frightened Evans
Kutna Had Made Nasty Reputation in the South Michigan
Umpire Batting, Thought Evans

We'll, in the first game OF the fall
Series was coaching at first base
when one or our fellows bumped
Kutina and made him drop the ball.
\ expected to hear the bearcat cut
loose with long string OF blanks. |
expected him TO call our man every.
thing on the calendar. but what he did
cay as he recovered the ball was oh,
pshawi'
Now. say. II fellow that says
pshaw when he IL mad way through
can hit the way Kutina does. then
It's me for a Bible class this winter"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-05
McGOORTY LOOKS GOOD
AFTER HOWARD MATCH

FOND DU LAC, Wis. Dec Eight
fans here are looking forward with
unusual anticipation to the bout be-
tween Hugo Kelly. middleweight
claimant and Eddie McGoorty. to be
RULED of here during the Christmas
holidays, in view OF McGoorty's show
ing against Jimmy Howard, OF Chica-
go, last night The Oshkosh fighter
put Howard TO sleep in the second
round .
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-05
PAL MOORE LOOKED
GOOD WITH DORMAN

NEW YORK. Dec. 5.--Those who
watched Pal Moore. OF Philadelphia,
10Y with Jack Defman, IN their ten
round fight at the Olympic A. G.. last
night, declared today that with little
more age, Moore is destined TO be-
come one Of the most skillful OF all
the American llghtweights
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-05
ST. LOUIS BILLIARDISTS
PLAN DIRE REVENGE

CHICAGO. Dec. 5.-Members OF the
81. Louis billiard team in the inter
city match are planning revenge to-
night on Chicago for the beating Stan
ley Krandul. OF the Windy City team,
last night administered to DR.. william
Campbell. OF St Louis.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-05
How About the Brush?
John T., For Instance

Commenting on the work OF Cubas
great negro pitcher. Mendez, an East
ern scribe remarked that IL he could
be "whitewashed" he would be worth
$4,000 to any club in the National or
American League, suggestion which
led some wag to propose that his case
should by all means be submitted to
the National Commission along with
the Worlds Series ticket scandal.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-05
TOLEDO WANTS TO
GET GEORGE STOVALL

CLEVELAND, o.. Dec 5.--George
Wild. who has had charge OF the To-
iedo American association club since
President Armour resigned. was in
Cleveland yesterday comforting with
President Somers. OF the Maps
Somers said nothing had been done
toward selecting a new president for
Toledo. II Is believed Somers ex-
pects TO get waivers on George Sto-
vail at the American league meeting
next week and that Stovall may go TO
Toledo as manager.
Al Wolgast has passed the crisis
anC Is now well on the road TO recov-
cry from his operation
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-05
FLYNN WANTS TO
MEET MARTIN BURNS

CHICAGO. Dec. 5.-Fireman Jim
Flynn, white hope destroyer. let IL be
known today that he would like 10 ex-
change Bullets with Martin Burns,
the Milwaukee heavyweight. Burns
claims to have fought a draw with
the Pueblo scrapper, but Flynn says
he can't remember t.
Job Printing Done Right. Times
Printing Co. Is John R.-st.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-10
BISHOPS AFTER AsToR Nuaqet Special Service.

NORTHEAST BAR HARBoR. Me. Aug IO-Four leading bishops "t the Episcopal Church of this state have given orders that no clergyman belong ing to their diocese. can solemnize the wedding to take place between John Jacob Astor and the young Miss Force who are reported engaged
 II is expected that other clergymen will take up the same line of action and the couple may not he able to have a grand wedding as the brid" expects
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-10
Nugget Special Service.

Nugget Special Service.
 BUFFALO, N. Y. Aug l0.-The citizens of this city are greatly wrought up over the report which has reached the city of the Canadians in the town of Woodstock burning the American flag. midst the cheers of the people.
 There is much talk of the people here in Buffalo. hiring a special train and going to Woodstock, which is across the border into ontario. and Wipiug out the whole town
 There are two roads leading to Woodstock from this city. The Michi- gan southern having connections to the town. and the Canadian Pacific Railroad.
 The information which has reached this city states tha, the American flag was burned in the presence of sevcra thousand people who chcerod and en. outraged the agitators tn do the worK The whole matter being the outcome o political debate in which some of th' people are not for reciprocity. tho grca
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-10
CANADIANS BURN OLD GLORY
EXTRA SESSION EXPECTS TO
 WIND UP BUSINESS AUGUST I9

1 Robert I.aFull"ttr uu the Wool Bill "I ann willing to meet I.aFollr,tr haII way in the measure and should he h, IS Liberal there will ho g""d chance. for th" Wool Biu reaching President Taft hcfurt the .xtr. session ad- iourns the latter part of next Week" IS the wa> Democrat Uudrr,aod ssh" has chaIs, "f ,h. Wood lu puts II
 All the r"sp,,ti,. committees who have m,-stipation~ tp h. reported upon at this session lar. l,,.n u"ri- lied |" have their reports ready s" Congress can wind up itS affairs the latter part "f next week and unless something unforeseen happens Congress will adjourn u"t later than wreck from Saturday
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-10
GENERAL MURRAY
 NOW IN COMMAND

WASHINGTON. Aug -Rrigadier General Arthur Murray. has been placed in charge of the Department "i the West. with headquarters at San Francisco.
 The Department of the West. is th' new department recently created and takes over or ahsorhs the Department of California. the Department oI Missouri. and the Department of th' Columbia.
 General Murray has recently heen n command of the Coast Artillery a Chief of that work
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-10
SENATE AND HOUSE
 CHEER ADMIRAL TOGO

Statehood EH a.."a4ug Nriz"na and N,u M,Nrru. r, h, admitted as states
 Prom lh, Senate tb. AaI Ial and his esrart Went la rN,. Ii.0s. I RoFr"s"u- ral.E,~ aa. l..r. aa. gu a great ovation as lH, ar-. uu4...r of rrrr'.- s.utat<rs present aud fh, people ulr"
 crowded h, gallery
 champ rlar. th. Speaker invited th, grraf naval officer |" a ~,af nsAf ! Ibim and Tasa listened HilH 'en~ni'' IahI, interest [" ia, dIn,reni speakers
 talking upon rngIr r.srgrtiN, measures
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-10
Nugget Special Service.

Nugget Special Service.
 WASHINGToN. Aug 10. N"st'r- day afternoon Admiral Togo. th, great naval commander of n" JIIaur~g navy. paid formal Nisu q" both branches of Congress.
 He arrived at the Srnatv shortly after noon and was chrrerl hN the members which Was entered int" hs the spectators in the galleries Tn, Admiral was invited to seat beside fh, President of the S"nat' an, Nntehcd that body disposr nt tn.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-10
TAFT WILL VETO
 STATEHOOD BILL
Nugget Special Service.

Nugget Special Service.
 WASHINGTON Aug lU.-prcsident Taft has stated. or given out the in- formation that Inc will veto the Ari- zona and New Mexico Sjatohood Bin when it comes to him for approval and his signature.
 The President gave notice to the Senate that if certain features were taken from. or added to the Statehood Bin he would veto the same. The Senate in passing the measure ignored the warning oI the President so the measure will be vetoed is the popular belief here in the city.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-10
Nugget Special Service.

"hSScA oPcSi~l 0SINi1es
 WASHINGToN. Aug l0-B"th the members of the Senate md House of Representatives are laying plans to bring the Extra Session of Congress to a close on Saturday. August l9
 The Senate m passing tn" Statehood Bill finished up it's most important work and will require hut a few days in which [" wind up its work for the present session.
 In the H"us" of Representatives it will take a little over a Week to finish the work laid out hv the democrats Representative Underwood the Tam many leader in the house today stated there was a most favorable chance for d compromise between himself and
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-10
ouxeuRY ARRIVES AND DEPARTS

The schooner Duxhury of th~ [ S Mercantile Company arrived from the North last evening with som" freight and several coastwise passer gers. and is scheduled to leave for St. Michael and coastwise ports this afternoon carrying freight. passengers and mail
 The following passengers returned from Kotzehue and Northern ports last evening on the DuNhur>-
 Kotzebue to Nome, otto Zrockler Jake Shacter.
 Keewalik to Nome; capt c, Volker C. Jadelof. ]. Jadelon. C. Catels"ff Mrs. Nelson.
 Deering to Nome: Fong son. Fons Ch0ng. Sing
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-10
Nugget Special Service.

IoLA. Kaus.. Aug lo.-Municipal Judge Smeltcr today sentenced Mrs. Ella Reese to a term an the chain gang along with a number of other law breakers.
 In passing sentence the municipal judge ordered th:t the city provide boomers for the woman and she he made to wear them while working on the city streets.
 This is the first time in the history of the city that a woman has been sentenced to work on the chain gang
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-10
Nugget Special Service.

Nugget Special Service.
 WASHINTGoN. Aug To Former Statr Senator H"ltslaw was recalled |" testify before the Committee of thr Senate. Investigating th. Jack rni fund" which secured the "lrctinu of Senator Lorimrr from Chjrag". at a cost of Sl0o O0a
 Former senator HoitSltW r"t"ld m, rommi,t-r how he sold his vote tu l."ri- mer. ana of a subsequent attempt b hold up the state for Sl.5oo worth "i furniture.
 Chairman Douglas N Helm of the Investigating committe,. put mau>
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-10
NAVY WILL MANEUVER

WASHINGTON. Aug. I0.-The navy department has set aside two days Tor the Atlantic Fleet to carry on maneuy- CTS for the purpose of demonstrating and testing the use of airships for naval purposes The outcome lS awaited with considerable interest in naval circles
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-10
SCIENTIFIC OPERATION AT
 HOLY CROSS HOSPITAL

Mollie Kowtuk. Siberian nativ" was operated upon this morning al the Holy Cross Hospital by Dr, eNuman. assisted hy pr Hill. for deformities or the hand. sustained in &. gasoline ex- plosion some months ago, The patient is resting easily after the operation.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-10
SEVERAL THOUSAND FOREIGNERS
 CHEER DESTRUCTION OF FLAG

political movement now on in Canad and to be settled by the people on th' 20th of September. The Liberals D they are returned will pass such measure but should the cnnNerists win out the measure will be defeated
 The burning of the American flag k liable to stir up international compli- cations and Canada will have to punish the citizens and make an apology C the United States. if there is any truti to the report which has reached thb city.
 Politics is believed to be split on th' reciprocity question over in Canada but if any more demonstrations arr reported such as occurred at Wood stock yesterday it is believed Ameri. cans will take the matter in their own hands and start a war with Canada.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-10
POPE PLUS < ABOUT THE SAME Nuqaet Special Service.

ROME. Aug l0.-This morning there is no change in the condition of Pope Plus x. he is holding his own and the officials report his condition as sta tionary,
 He rested little during the night hut his condition is such that little or no hope is now held out for his recovery.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-10
SENATE PASSES
 STATEHOOD BILL
Nugget Special Service.

Nugget Special Service.
 WASHINGTON, Aug. 10-The State hood Bill. which provides for the ad mission of Arizona and New Mexico into the union and entities them to be represented by the addition of another star in the field of blue on the Ameri- can flag passed the Senate yesterday afternoon.
 The bill will be taken to the Presi- dent for his signature today and ther, is some doubt of his placing his otlicia signature to the bill.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-10
.HOLTSLAW ON STAND
 IN LORIMER PROBE

gu-stiuus tp HaH-an far ih. commit. .,r is hauud ,a determine whether q rich man. ur representative al a .nriars ati"u can has i luttrd States Srual'f f"r Xluu. .uun
 Mau> state -snatar= hoFe ha.m suh- po,ua.d To aIr.ar aud t,~rtN u rhs case. and it k believed tnr .amwH"r wUI haNe ta lo tn chlaEs au SIruEs field hrfur. b, matter rau hs. zIrt-t Co tb, hntrun and a snurIrtr reI"ri made.
 Mining and Dredging Edition Of the Daily Nugget will be issued Oct. 1.
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VETO BILL IS
 NOW CONSIDERED
Nugget Special Service.

Nugget Speeial SerEiGe.
 LONDON Eng, Aug. lu.-A mul.oH |" postpone rhr consideration ut the veto bin Mas rejected tudaN a> a large majority
 After the v"t, an agreement Mas reached for considering the l.,rts Amendment Ia the measure
 The opposition to the vet" hil rN- pected to have ghe same killed hy Se- curing a postponment uf .1, consider ation indefinitely but thr large ma jority scored in killing the l'"stp r"- ment proved that many of th~ memh'rs of Parliament are in -aNor of the meas- ure in a modified form