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The Mena weekly star., 1917-12-06

Two wholly opposite things seem to bring about a great restlessness in the human family-h hardship and prosperity. Tn Texas and other places where conditions have been unfavorahle. many people are hastening to make change In Polk county, where the people never were so prosperous, many are found who are seeking to go elsewhere in search of the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow and this last is making opportunities for the other folks.
The Mena weekly star., 1917-12-06
Thrown From Ruaa,. PainfoIIN IIurt

Will Crawford, son of Mr. and Mrs. Berry Crawford of Yoeana, was quite seriously injured Monday night when he was thrown from his buggy on the road between Mena and Potter when his horse ran away upon becoming frightened by a freight train. He was brought to Mena and was given treatment by Dr. l.. B. Gunnels. and on Tuesday was taken to the home of his par ents. His injuries consisted in bruises and cuts on his face and a partial fracture of his left shoul- der
The Mena weekly star., 1917-12-06
THE WEEKLY STAR TO si.5O.

After January i, 1918, The Star will advance its subscrip- ton price to si.5o a year.
 The Star has held to the old price against conditions that have sent many papers into bankruptcy, and, too. while is suing a much better and more expensive grade paper than is rsual
 If you wonder why The Star is taking this step, just figure oui the price you gei for what you sell. and remember that all The star, it's proprietors and employees get they must buy
 All subscriptions and renewals that come in before January 1, 1918. will be at the old price.
 THE STAR PUBLISHING GO.
The Mena weekly star., 1917-12-06
Patriotic Ear of Corn

O. B. Witherspoon W. B. Barton and A. NJ. Woodell of Cove were iii Mena today to look after business matters, making the trip in the Witherspoon auto. Mir. Woodell brought to The Star office what he called an evidence of his patriotism, an ear of corn with red, white and blue grains, the colors being dis iributed in about the same ratio that they appear in the flag.
The Mena weekly star., 1917-12-06
]. c. Garland Reports Animal Wlth Saddle and BrIdIe Taken From Barn.

J.-G. Garland of Water Valley farm near Acorn, notified the sher- ifr's office early this morning that sometime during the night some one had stolen from his barn his fine bay mare and saddle and bridle. Deputy sheriff W E. Reed and oth- CTS of the Acorn neighborhood have started on the trail, the animal hav- ing been tracked toward the Eagle Gap country, and in the meantime Deputy Sheriff ]. A. Johnston noti- fled officers in the surrounding counties by telephone. but thus far no trace has been found of the horse or thief.
The Mena weekly star., 1917-12-06

President Wilson wants us to de- clare war against Austria Hungary, which is just naming condition that already exists. And the Pres ident certainly makes it clear that the United States is going to fight for those ravished Belgians and for a lot of other things until guilty Germany has made recompense for her crimes.
The Mena weekly star., 1917-12-06
R. v. Estes Goes to Louisiana

R. H. Estes. who for a year and a half has been conducting peanut rsiaster and corn pepper shipped his equipment today snd ieft fer Car son, La. where he will be at the home of his son. r M. FNtes. He had been notified of the illness with dspsh-ria of one of bis sranl ldaugh- lHrs 9ad ss' s-es fa lini@ Ms. Estes
 are isf ihr ehiltiw 'ile her husband 's eT dti Y ss saiH timber inspector srra tffe gos srnmesas. *s.
The Mena weekly star., 1917-12-06
HOLLY HITS.

Mir. and Mrs. Jim Kirkland spent Sunday at S. E. Meek's,
 Fife Reed spent Sunday with ?. F. Reed on the FOran Gap road.
 Rev. l.. N. Whisenhunt preached Sunday at Union Grove church. to . large and attentive audience,
 The literary st Union Grove was
The Mena weekly star., 1917-12-06

The latest is that Russia is facing disintegration--that the monster country is likely to become divid- ed into number of separate states. But folks are likely to do most any thing to escape that Bolsheviki
The Mena weekly star., 1917-12-06

We have heard little of Billy Sun day lately He is so used to fighting his Satanic Majesty that we suspect he is getting ready to take a crack at a certain European autocrat.
The Mena weekly star., 1917-12-06

After months of silence Fort Smith now has a modified or par tial phone service. The corporation and the strikers have had their lit- tie bout and the rest of the folks have suffered the losses and incon- yenience. Some system of arbitra- ton will ernlrol sueh situations and protect the public some of these
The Mena weekly star., 1917-12-06
Groceries i
 w Flour e'ed
The CORNER GROCERY Albert Robertson, Prop.
 Mena St. X Pickering Ave. Phone 57
Warning Order.

NO. 559, In the Chanc, Court of
 Polk County, Arkansas
 A. X, Freu Plaintiff, vs. F. S. Jones
 and Nettie Jones. Defendants.
 The Defendants, U. s. Jones and Nettie Jones. are warned to appeaT Tn this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the Plain tiff, A. K Fretz.
 Witness my hand and the seal of sad court this ist day of December isiL Owen Parker, Clerks I ,asi oi n,,h sisae nae us s, isla .n;s x,M
The Mena weekly star., 1917-12-06
Notice of Petition for Conilrin'''
 oe Title. tx

AAf Notice is hereby given tiia. ' M has been filed i'll my oillce d. s' rois. Sm of the Chancery Court of PoiS iss I ,s,. ty, Arkansas, a petition for for Ins S.rIs sS firmation of the title to the SV'i iN west fractional quarter ~ V h Northwest quarter of Sectioan sa u,d Township 3 South, Range Y ~. 's ae in all 56.i3 acres. more or lss,, ss,0s \ | the quieting the title of the s1'Ss shsre- Henry J. Harrison, petitioner 's Isns in. All persons claiming salu hsrsr as or any interest therein; arg rTshanfsry ,'~ warned to appear in the aS uii'h shgs Court within six weeks allg sha tIt cause, ifaanv there, be why Aa .n' eOs to said lands should not " nrmed in Henry ]. Harrison; ot lb Witness my hand as ciera a,S si Polk, Chancery Court. ,aansublI al's thereof this 3rd day oi Dew 1917. ,,rp clerl
 OWEN PARKER ea'' Adv. ist pub. Dec. {, isit
 Last pub. Jan. iO, 1918.
The Mena weekly star., 1917-12-06

One piece of unfinished business that the present Congress might take up is that unaccountabIe omis- sion in failing to tax the salaries of its members while levying tax on everybody else. Of course it was purely an oversight
The Mena weekly star., 1917-12-06

The Commercial Club will hold a meeting Friday night in Eagles Hall, at which matters of importance to Mena and Polk ccHnty will be laid before the members One item on the calendar is the matter of secur- ing a new depot for Mena. There should be a large attendance.
The Mena weekly star., 1917-12-06
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The Star is authorized to announce
 TOM ]. WILBANkS of Grannis as a candidate for Super intendent of Schools for Polk Coun- ty, subject to the action of the Dem ocratic primary.
The Mena weekly star., 1917-12-06

If the government could fry out inc two-legged hogs as easily as the four-legged kind, there would be no trouble in oiling the war machinery
The Mena weekly star., 1917-12-06
warnino Order.

No. 558. In the Chancery o0 Polk County. Arkansas. rohp 1. J. c. Martiny, Plaintifi, Vsi + sswrepsi
 Bowlin and William h''
 Lehman. Defendants. povlb
 The Defendants. John ' [ .,,arl, ars and William Lawrence Lel,niv Lsea,,ri viIh- warned to appear. in this uoI The cOa- in thirty days and ansWear narlirS, plaint of the Plaintiff, J shs x ses q
 Witness my hand and tIls pIlssseInbs' said court this isf day ar ol 'Glerb Aofg. Owen Parker < | Adv. 4st pub. Dee. ( isi7' Last pub. Dee. 27. issi,
The Mena weekly star., 1917-12-06
sTRAYED.

One black mare, about years old f5 hands high, flstula scars on top of neck Strayed about Sept. l. Liberal reward for return or in formation leading to recovery
 H. ( LINBOCKFR. Route 3 E3Queca. Ark. Adv. i9 fl.
The Mena weekly star., 1917-12-06
pIREA eAIE

PURGgs saLE November I, al Mir.
 Ief place. 3 mics east of Gran his ssge. GupbQsrd, dishes. chairs. pfnw tce 3 and other articles Don't Hliss it. Adv 4o it.
The Mena weekly star., 1917-12-06
Liabilities.
State of Arkansas. County of Pol

State of Arkansas, County of Polk, ss.--
 We, G. H. Johnson, President. and J. c. Allen, cashier of the above named bank, do solemaly swear that the above statement is true to the best of our knowledge and belief.
 G. H. Johnson,
 President.
 J. c. Allen, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me this ith day of December, 1917. Ny commission expires July i9, 1919. (Seal Lewis H. Johnson,
 Notary Public. Attest: c. H. Johnson, w. J. Davis. } D, k. Myers, c. H. Johnson. NJ. J. Dover. Directors.
The Mena weekly star., 1917-12-06
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 :IfORSE STOLEN TUESDAY NIGHT.

School Kid
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-09
Interned Germans TO
Be Placed at Work

WASHINGTON. y. c., May S.
Arrangements for placing all informed
alien enemies in permanent detention
camps, where they will be we'll housed
and given work at fair wages. have
been completed by Secretary Wilson,
nf the Labor Department. An official
announcement today says The first
camp will be established on a 500-acre
tract Of agricultural land in the noun
iainS of North carolina, and that the
l.S00 officers and sailors taken from
German merchant vessels in Ameri-
can harbor> will BIZ III" first aliens 10
go there.
The. statement adds tina! Secretary
Wilson expects thr necessity will soon
arise for the establishment Of addi
Ii0nal camps.
The first detachment Of German
sailors will 60 To the North Carolina
camp this week. There is summer
hotel on the camp tract. which was
originally designed for club purposes.
In addition 10 a large central building
there are 40 cottages with acCommO-
iations for seven to fifteen men each.
All buildings are we'll fitted and mp to
date in construction and sanitary ar
pOrtunity for swimming and boating.
Some 200 acres are under cultiva
ton and the informed men will be ON
ployrd on this work nj first. while
plans are being made for the develop
mont of industries INFO which their
labor can be turned prOfitIhly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-09
BETHESDA

tro,ic demonstration and flag raising
on Saturday afternoon with II parade
ny the school children and others
Music by bethesda hand and patriotic
songs hy :hc nnlr quartet. Invocation
Roy. +. Il. Holden. Addresses Ivy Ma
Snr t. o. Kelly md rrnr. T., +. lnrn"s
Flag raising on Main STREET near rail-
road.
crossing hy old soldiers.
Your naI and my flag, and oh how
murE is holds
Your 1lnh and my lnnd--.securc within
It's folds,
Your hrnr1 end my heart. geat quicker
nj III" sight
Sun-kisSch md Wind ossnd--Ted. and
Tho ono hnC-rhe great nns--thn flag
for. me- and YOU
Gloriflrd all else hnsidn-thc red and
white and blue"
The members "f Tho Christian church
gave n public reception 10 their new
pastor. nv r. r. Holden and family
NJ IN" church ms; Tuesday evening.
Welcoming them 10 tho work Of the
church.
Mothers Day will Il" very hitting md
appropriately observed by all the
churches her" Sunday. May 10.
Quarterly conference was held here at
til" NJ. E: church Wednesday evening.
with Dr. e. y. church. district Superin-
t"n,l"nt presiding.
sunday May -. viii hc communion
Sunday.
At thr F:henr2cr baptist. church In
connection with the morning sermon
story was related for the children. "A
Strange Ring: Evening topic, Safety
For Young Men In Bethesda"
The w. T VI. 6. at Mrs. y. U Boan'S
LAST Thursday. was we'll attended and a
rron,nhlr meeting was held The de-
votinnals wero led by Mrs. Grace Hunt.
After the business. the program was in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-09
RED MEN OPEN BIG
STATE CONVENTION

Special Dispatch n the lEte.!isrnrsr.
MORGANTOWN. w. Va. May S.
The forry-scvenIh great convention or
the Improved Order OF Red Men OF
West Virginia convened here today
with l%5 delegates from subordinate
councils throughout the state present.
The seventeenth state council Of III"
Degree of Pocah0ntaS is also in se@-
sion. over seventy-fivc delegates from
varionS councils being in attendance.
The visitors were welcomed al the
Strand theatre this morning by Hx-
Mayor Frank bowman and DR..
Thomas F. Hodges. The responses
were made by u. W. Reed Of Clarks-
burg. great keeper Of wampum of the
great council Of the United States, for
the Red Men and by Mrs. Birdie May
of Rcwlesburg. great keeper OF "ec-
ords for the Degree Of POcahontas.
DR.. Henry Mace Payne. past state Of
ficer. presided at he opening Sos
sion.
Tnday's sessions OF the councils
were devoted 10. organization and
business routine. The councils will
close tomorrow with the election Of
officers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-09

tho hands Of the chairman OF the pro-
rrAm committee. Miss Emma Mltchn"r.
The W. c. T. l. held an important
business meeting Friday evening at the
home Of the president Mrs. y. VI. War
rem. thu u"Nl meeting will he In the
form Of q rally at III" home Of Mrs.
Mary. McNichOls.
Tho friends of Mrs. Nora Noon 0'Nal-
Is wore shocked tn hear Of her sudden
DEATH on Wednesday, morning. She was
cnly sick = short time. Sh" was taken
10 RarneSvillr on Friday morning for
high mass and from th"r" To Wheeling
for intPrm"nt
Mr.. Verne OrriSon Of Marl" avenue,
spent l. few days last week al Daton.
Iransacting business.
Master Johnnie Watt is recovering
from an attack nf measles.
Mrs. RCttn Rogers and littl" son. Will
linn returned tn their homo in Wheel
ing. sunday. after Spending "a few days
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Wilson Of Maple avenue.
Robert. litil" son of. Mr.. and Mrs.
Emmett Wright is quit" poorly with In
digestion. Or. |. y. B:nil "i Barnnsrill".
is treating him.
Tho l!i'lc daughter cc Mr. and Mrs.
Frank S,idd is very sick with rncu-
monia.
Mr.. and Mrs y. T.. Trrkins AMI chill
Grrn. William and Blanche. spent sun
day Afternoon with Mrs. Mary HARRISON
Miss cora Spencer together. with her
mother. Mrs. Clara spencer Of Cool
mn. visited with her sister. Miss Nellie
Of WhilnrT. on Friday evening and all
together went shopping I'll Wheeling on
Saturday.
Mr.. James Bruce nf RadgrrsburG re-
comfy purchased III" property pf Prof:
J.. W. Lucas on Chestnut street. and
will move his family there soon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-09
INCREASE
IN RATES NEEDED

WASHINGTON. May S.-EXecutives
Of southeast crn railroads told the in
terslate commerce. commission today
thai 4 general increase In freight
rates is absolutely necessary II the
systems are To meet an endless chain
Of advancing costs. both Of labor and
material" Nearly all agreed that a
Is per cent advanced. tentatively or
dered by the commission. would mar
row, but not close the breach between
net revenues and expenses.
Several of The executives made
known their intention Of taking up
with the states through which their
roads pass the question OF securing
advances in the inrroslato rates pro
porlionatc with any advances allowed
In the interstate Tariffs.
Spokesman tor the. southeastern
lines are expected 10 conclude their
testtmOny tomorrow morning and
then those OF roads in the west will
present their arguments. The COM
mission is hearing all the lines OF the
country on their application for a
general Is per cent increase. The
roads east were heard yesterday.
Among the executives who testified
today was 7. II. Johnson, president Of
the Norfolk l. Western.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-09
MINIMUM BOND
To Be $500 IN
LIBERTY LOAN

WASHINGTON. May &.-Details Of
the S. 900 0n0. 400 liberty bond iSsu.
AS TO maturity. denominations and
terms OF payment .neared completion
today AZ an all day conference OF
treasury and federal reserve board Of
fcials.
While tho entire program is Sun-
ject to revision. indications. were to-
night that the cunfrrees had agreed
upon the following features:
Maturity-The bonds 10 be redeem
able by the government at it's option.
> in fifteen years. and du" in thirty
years
Denomna,ions-The minimum do.
nomination 20 he $1n0, the maximum
100000.
Terms OF paymen'--A small per-
centas" ranging from , 20 :, per cent
and probably - per CEN. 10 be pay
able at thr time the subscription IS
offered. The balance 10 be paid in in
stallmrnts
There probably will be a, least four
instal!ments, possibly six. Install
ments may b" called for every two
weeks or every 20 days.
Formal announcement of tho details
will be made By Secretary MrAdoo to-
morrow The conference among Off
Gals is TO be resumed tomorrow
morning to decide certain details be-
fore placing the whole program be-
fore tho secretary for his approval.
Tho minimum denomination u: tho So
called baby bonds. + seem"d c"r;air
tonight. will be $500. Ranks generally
Indicated that they would aSsis; cus'r-
mers who wished to buy by small in
staliments. and II ia believed that 10y
assistance or this sort II will b. possible
for almost everyone to buy AT least one
500 bond.
The terms OF payment. involving col
lection OF the subscriptions by anstali-
ments. accord with Mr. MdAdoo'S views
tina the entire sum OF mUn"y involved
should not b. withdrawn in uu.. lump
from the money markets.
While they were. considering the pro-
gram. Mr.. McAdoo transferred to Am
bassador Jusserand Of France the $780,
100000 loaned By the American govern
uent to meet French needs in the United
States during May.
Offerings OF subscriptions ~ tho lib
erty loan bond issue continued 70 pour
into the treasury. tho volume of teIn-
grams and letters reaching a new high
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-09
Personals and Briefs,

Mrs. Georg" Hemingway of Chicago.
Ia Errc visiting friends here for few
days.
W. Il. lTcS!op left yesterday for
GAINESVILLE. on business trip.
Edgar Spragg has accepted Il posi-
ZION M slDpring clerk III The l.aughlln
tin mill.
Probate .ludC" John G. Nichols of St
Clnirsvill" Was Il business visitor here
yesterday.
Mrs. g. ". shane nf ('larks burg. is
visiting friends in This city for few
days.
John J. Cooper left yesterday for Co.
lumhuS on 4 business trip.
William Hayes of Toledo. was q bust
ness visitor her" yesterday.
clyde HOwrllS of 81. Clairsvi!le. was
III town yesterday.
William t'rarSnn Of Detroit is here
visiting friends for q few days.
Miss Frances. kIlc0rr of Akron. IS
visiting friends here.
Mrs. Gc"rE" Iiar; OF Akron. is visit
ing "rla lives here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-09
BILLION DOLLARS
To Be EXPENDED
BUILDING SHIPS
EVERY STEEL MILL
WILL BE AFFECTED
Cancellation of Existing Con-
tracts With Private
Consumers.

WASHINGTON. May s. -- Congress
will b., asked 10 appropriate $l.hoO.-
0nn nhn for III" building Of the great
American merchant fleet which Is TO
overcome the submarine menace.
Estimates OF the shipping board arc
ihat five million 10 six million IONS
ut steel ana wooden vessels Will d.
constructed by The government during
the next two years.
The program. evolved by the snip
ping board. contemplateS the diversion
10 government uses OF the products OF
every steel mill in the country, can
collation. of the existing contracts ne'
tween those mills and private con-
sumers and where necessary payment
of damages by the government 10 Inc
parties whose contracts are GancelIeo.
The only manufacturers OF steel 10
be exempted from the proSram VIII
be those needed otherwise Tor the
national defense. Bills for inlroduc-
ton in congress have been prepared
and the administration hopes ID get
Them under way so promptly that the
first Of the shipbuilding operations
NAV be in motion within TWO weeks.
The program contcmplates the use.
10 the maximum. OF every resource
within the United States speedily TO
design and build the largest number
Of ships possible Should the number
of vessels thus turned out he made.
ouale to meet the German submarine
menace. shipbui!ding facilities will be
increased.
Just how rhe $1,000 600 900 Will b.
provided is 10 be- left 10 Congress. but
The tentative program calls for an adj
ditional issue Of bonds.
Cooperation Of The labor orEanlZa'
lions has already been pledged, II Is
understood. and there will br no H%lS-
lation, unless the present program Is
changed. looking 10 the drafting of The
labor necessary to carry OUT mo plans,
Tho only other exception 10 ihr gen
aral cancellation Of private contrariS
with steel mills will BE- those OF rail
roads. Steel mills. II is contemplating
will ho permitted 10 supply them win
Tho minimum amount OF steel products
with which tho railroads can cot along.
MI other Industries kindred 10 the
steel trade or in which the use OF
steel figures largely Will be affected
bv the proposed legislation. TO adj
lust eauitabIy their losses. the admin
is,ration' contemplates the creation %
a tribunal which probably will b"
designated n court nf appraisers, 10
determine the extent Of private losses
due 10 cancellation of CONTRACTS.
1t may be Unnecessary for HE Cofs,n-
mcnt actually 10 take over The snip,
building yards Of Tho country and
they probably will be operated ,hT
their present owners under strict gov
ornamental supervision.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-09
FOOD CONTROL IS
URGED BY HOOVER

WASHINGTON. May S.-Herbert
G.. Hoover urgently recommended 10
the Senate agriculture committee 10
day 4 separate department Of the
government 10 deal with the tood
question and absolute government con-
troll OF certain staples, particularly
wheat and sugar.
H.nry II. Pope. representing IN" Texts
Farmers union. said h" f"arc! l"ciSlI-
iinn 10 ..n;,blr IN. government 'o hX
nl;uiInurI prices :nr farm products
might not proven; spectators from nur-
ing up IN" market and making large
profits He said absolute" price fixing
giving 70 each handler Of farm products
Il nNrd price. might prove better.
When Chairman Lever. Of the house
committee. tried to bring up the f1rSt OF
IN" food control hills. Republican Lead
-"r Mann refused unanimous consent be-
c:lu&.. he said tho house had had no
urprr: urity Ia study X.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-09
FORMER u. S. CLERK
NOW UNDER ARREST

UpNDIII.t. May S.--CeorEo Ro"nIz.
former chief clerk 10 Captain Ge"rS" K.
Clark. commandant Of the Pearl llarhor
r.aTaL station. was arrested. here today
un an espionage charge. He is charged
with having III his possession maps.
photographs and descriptions Of tho
Pearl iiarbor base. and Is held under
~ non hnil
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-09
German Peace Terms
Given by Inference

LONDON. May 5. $50 ?. MA CoPcn-
hagen dispatch ~ the EXchanG" T"lr-
graph rompany says that in IN" Ttrirhs-
tag yesterday pr. Karl lf"lTerich. tho
German vic" chancellor. spoke ~ the
I,.;.'' n"''r%$ary Cor the German lt"0ple,
adding:
We AFRO not got able TO obtain l.. We
must still fgh. for IL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-09
RIVER News

Tho stage Of the Ohio river last night
was feet and falling slowly The
steamer Liberty cleared Mt noon yes
tcrdav for Matamoras. The steamer
Milton reached Wheeling last night and
will clear today for MatamoraS. The
s,.mmcr r. Dunbar. onroute from Pitts
hurch 10 Charleston. locked at the local
wharf last night. Tn" steamer Liberty
Will arrive in Wheeling tonight and will
clear the following dag for Marietta
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-09
MAY BUY LIQUOR TRADE.

IDNDUN, May h--The WHO'D. guess
ton Of purchase Of the liquor tra%" by
the state Is now under consideration by
the government. Chancellor Ronar Law
CAV" This information to ia" houS" q:
commons today. adding thar h" rn,;lh
not make a defnit" statement an his
subject NJ the present ;i,ne.