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ILGJLF. list I 0f casualties

OTTAWA, Jzin. 23 ~-(CP) _ 'l‘lic Royal Canadian Air Force zillll0illll'- cd today iii its 169th casualty lst of the war death of nine aimieii, six in Canada and three overseas.

Tcdays list raised to 1.1139 tot air force (lead and missing ot

lally reported since the ivnr b gan.

Spccificaliv, tLc overseas divis- ion of the list reported two m

killed on active service, two ms lug after air operations, one pr sumed (Ictiil alter previously being reported llllﬁsillg, two prisoners of wur aitcr previously IJCllig report- ed missing, one reported intcriicti alter previously being reported missing and one seriously injured in an automobile "c ciii.

Iii Ciillllrill, four rnieii were re- pcrtrtl killed on i five service, on»: dead frcm niiturzii cat's-cs previously being reportctl danger- ously ill and another (icad iioin natural causes alter previously Dn- iiig reported seriousl) ill. Two were l“:p0l‘i0d seriot

Following is 1t izii-est ifs‘. of casualties with oilicini iiutiiber iiiicl next of kin:-—

Overseas:

Killed on active service:

hlaskill. Donald Joseph, Sgt. R6-

"7931, Mrr. R. J. ltliiskill (niotlivr) blarioii, O.

Mtirray, Alexander fan, Sgt. R-

69654. Mrs. A.A. Murray (mother)

Slnicoe, Ont.

Previously reported missing-now

for official purposes presumed dead:

Sewcll. Vernon Young Hodgson, Sgt, R54577. Mrs. M, sewcll (mother) Montreal.

Ellssing after air operations:

Maase. George Joseph. Sgt, R56- 128, ltlrs. E. Mnsse, (mother) Cen- iriil Falls, R. I.

Ruuscriu. Roger Odllon Charles. Sgt” 125.3872. Mrs. J. H. Rousseau (mother) TFOIs Pistolcs, Que.

Previously reported mixsiiig, now reported prisniicr nf war:

Almon. Daniel William, Sgt. R6- 5355, Mrs. W. S. Almon (mother) 160 Union Si. Sydney, N.S.

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Ccnicau, Ambrose John, Sgt. R- 65203. Mrs. L. H. Comeau (mother) Meteghun, N. S.

Previously reported missing, now reported interned:

Day. Albert David, Sgt, lOZGIiA. airs. E. Strathvick (aunt) Toronto.

Seriously injured in automobile accident:

Weaterhearl. George Mclvcr. Sgt . B71538. Mrs. G. F. Wcatliehead (mother) Winnipeg.

Killed on active service:

Airnstrong, George Henry, P0., Jﬁilil, Mrs. G. H. Armstrong (wife) Bellcvillc, Ont. (Killed Jan. 21 near Mountain View, Ont.)

Robertson. Harry Kelso. PO. J- 8649, Mrs. H. K. Robertson (wile) Roblln, Man. (Killed Jan. 21 near Mountain View.)

IlamILon, Geoffrey Herbert Wes- ton, Lac. NZ4l3063, S.W. Hamil- ton (father) Iluia St. Pahiatua, N.

‘Kifto. Ross Francis. Lac. N2412- 2311, A. Kiito (father) Wellington, N.Z.

Previously reported dangerously ill, iimv reported died from natural 011113051

Ginibert, George Alfred, Cpl. R- AF‘947125, Mrs. ‘l’. A. Gimbcrt (wife) The Windmill Irin, Meir Heath, Stoke on Trent, England.

Previously reported seriously Ill. now reported died from natural causes:

Psaila, Dominic Stephen. AC2., Rl44775. S. Psalla (father) 4i Main St. Georgetown, British Guiana.

Seriously ill:

Convrry, Joseph _Wil1lam Mcnrv. AC2, R135093_ J. L. Conway (fath- er) Ecsi Angus. Que.

Tedd. Driiirfd Stewart. AC2-. R1- 29397, W. Todd (lather) Campbell- f)rd, Oiii.

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army

Canada 1 1 kinds

produces ' cf

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DENTRAL GUARDIAN.

This column In reserved luv news 0| local interval, but advertising of a news; nature any In insulin-d ll A Mn n word. strictly payable l: ndvlnnn. V

TIMELY NOTES ON TOPICS CONNECTED WITH

' Silver Fox Farming '

CONFEDEBATION LIFE INSUR- AN CE. L-DID.

i News pf the American and Car.-

WANTED T0 BUY pint bottles. adian fur markets is somewhat Rozers Hardware. L-753-1-24-1l. bettétl; Tlzehﬁale of general furs in ——— t r . -

NEW EVENING dress” n u“ Mon eai week showed sdiim

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is biota}? to communicate itself

IMVE YOvR SKATES SHARP- Flifnstiiiimwo? Y§§i'°§io§§‘° iiiiii

ENE” and u" Wei" f" ‘he Fmium commences on Mondayrriext. Jan-

"ﬁ" w°dn°iday "1 “m °‘ F‘ -_ - iiai-y 23th, and it is expected that

H°sP1mL L442 1'24 u‘ there will be s. good attendance of

WATER RATES__ Person, w-ho buyers when bidding starts in the have neglected paviruz the current MW!" m?” 50W- MMWNAI-

Wmw‘ “mm m” “e “mind” In iii»- uiiiteTehiEs the off ring . e

that shut-off llsLs will be on the street after Monday the 26th. of 10,000 ranch mink by Lampson, h-lfri-l-HA-Zi. bugger sngul-luth, last virtisek met a ———— go d m at 1 th 511151515211: the meiiket at Deegiifgr 15:215. vyfhe i n ‘Vi, t. 13.75 f I ed

. Cavendish Baptist Church Sﬁmlljslfeguxggz abgggrszo‘ i: a‘ -w n . e - i180 D1151‘- sﬂnce‘ RJ‘ R‘ E shIiMfgI/Ilmztzbii" entlv the mink ranchers have de- ' ' ' ' 'cided to place s quantity of their SyMpATﬂy EXTENDED _ goods on sale and take offered Friends throughout lfie Province FY1090 F01‘ I Whil! they WIi-hEITBW will regrlet the sudden passing of ﬁrm}: £11112 Plﬁlléfe.‘ iziutﬂtilzel false‘); Mr. Wil 1am E. MacKlifey at his 0 ° i! 011 Y! 0 11 BY 8-H heme, Norlu River. Deepest sym- “Busing a tremendm“ Blut later on pathy is being extended to Mrs, probabiy dawned upon the more Ma-cKinley and family in their I055 astute minds, hence the selling. of a loving husband and fat-her. -i- —————— T ‘I i i t SANG 501W?- —- A0031"? 51ml of sfiiveArmfiixcagnNgifgghizafﬁirihzgif 5°01! 101‘ "10 110C105 and 111611" responding to our Canadian Nat- fricnds will be held Sunday Ovcli- ioiial opened his: week with 7500 lug at 8 30 izi th." S.ilv-.iti0ii Aimy pcltgyc-italorrucd by Lampsoh Fir.“ Citadel by Capt. Mercer on behalf $153114 Hui, 1m Gearfye yhw}... of the P.E I. Ministerial Assccia- m, “ ‘ ' ' ” ' _ , s auctioneer and did a good job. tlon. Sailors, soldiers (lIlCI airmen H 1 . ,. m u ,, 7- wm be made most wekcme m an {i5 3211c eye scan rig ie SOlllmd.) hour of happy song and ‘nemh o 8 uycrs and keeping the - Ship ding going in a lively fadshiou and ' _____ witi an up "cl up ten cney. (fENTIlAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH . "_—__ —-TClll0l‘l“0lv morning the third scr- mm “Iver-s were held by, the nion iii the series-"The Hall Marks bu)?“ i° be 50111"! 0" 0 P355 °1 of a. Disciple” will be delivered. In 15 90 20 P0X‘ Cent 0V0!‘ D9¢9P150Y the a-iterrioon ,tlie Bible School at 0n what is characterized as the 2.30. the subject-“The Seventh and “fliishy" goods, those having the Final Dispensatlon of This Age." silver" markings particularly bricjht At“? P. M_._ the IIlIJIKIHIHﬁSSDEC lii the or eye-catching. ‘Ike cheaper (I555 WW5 Of Blackouts submP The with iIlc (iUIIlSh quality silver shew- Grent-cst Moriil Blackout In His- ed from 5 to 1Q per Cent up 0.1 giripgl. dThe “Sim “mama” “m b‘? December prices, and contrary to 5 e ' . __ some recent sales the better goods "AS RELATWES [IERE __Fh_e were in strongest demand. A lea:-

rcsmems of Grmdsmne in [he “a,” ure of the sale was the iwrrcst dale“ Islands are believed to ‘ma? evidenced by the manufacturers who

been at Hone Kori, when th Coi- had r°p“$e“t5t'i"°5. buym" 3cm“ any ML )1, ere “Item W0 Eglgnsh for trimming. showing that cloth and “Tee “with boys in this coats with silver fox will be featur-

hlimbﬁi‘. It is understood that one ed I“ p“ usual‘

of the boys was "Booki " 14e"ll , i? sun of Mr. and airs. Fraieik Legit; The following are we top prices

His mother was formerly a Miss mahzcid: Fun silver? (Wantliy. 5.- stewan of Momasum A brothma 572,_hi_gliest pelt price $72.; three- Ralph Leslie, is well known in qumtmtg’ qwmuu" L349" “ghﬁt Montague ivlicre he attended school pen’ 1mm $36‘; h“1ve5' 511' I141" [o]. Sam-a] yeam mt pelt price $27.; quarters to darks, 36, highest pelt price $19. AT S13 JAMES CHURCH Divine The average of prices was stated Worship will be conducted bath “It” the Sale t0 be about 5 i731" morning and evening bv the Minls- 99m high" fihﬁll ‘Jff-‘Ee M65290 ter with iiiuslc for the services under 105i month- thc direction of Miss Lillian Mac- }—-— Kenzie. Mus. Bac. In the afternoon Montreal Fur Sales (Canada) the Church School will provide in- Limited held s special sale of silver struction lii Scripture and Catechism fox yesterday, which commenced at

and rm Wednesday evenlm: at 13010.00 o'clock. The catalogue coii- Mr; SW00}? W!" "CQUWH"? lliéifﬁ- taincd approximately 4,500 skins tuics cn The Classics of Christian of which me greater pa“ wsm

Liticraiuije" dealing this week with "’lhc l.-ile of_Slr William Osler" by Hiirvev Cushiiig.‘ To all of thcsc services the DlibIlC is invited,

stated as being capable of exporta- tion being selected and regular. full and three-quarter silvers of west- ___,______ eriilCanada. Quebec and P. E. I. TRINITY CHURCH. - Sunday's “"81"- servicc- ' c i - i ——-~— Mintmi~_.“ﬁlét-PHﬁgifiiiﬁiﬁ “m1 Nothing has yet been dcclricd rc- D. C. Bcotliroyo. Rev Donald C. gardiilk i111’ Bf-tblication of me Nor- Bootliroyd will preach at the niorii- W081i“! 1113mm YOX 1n@*Y1‘05i-=- YPP- lnxz sci-vice and Rev. Hugh Miller at resented by Olmar Draper-Larsen, the evening dict of worship. The to secure free entry for their pelts choir under the direction of A. R. into the American nmrket, we Kendall, A, C. C. O. \vi.1 render an presume the reason they are 11;)“. Yqmem ‘EZP-‘CXIFCYVICQ “lid a5 SP?" lng the case is not. so iiiucli 1'0 1&1, Ilguorgrnr Tlfilfswﬁ/lhuff:ctolgt-mﬁ obtain permission to import lii the we i» ‘a tilts £.“.£2”‘€i.£"‘i%i§§.€‘“i.i' tutti ciorus a at tie evenln worshl . ' ' A cordial welcome is CXLCIIAIIGG to aII. up for duty m‘ u” VIEW“ 5km‘; auctioned in New York two vears

111E nApTrsT CHURC}|_ __ M ago next month. _lt is understood the morning service l1 A. M. the "WI a 1193mm! W111 lﬂke illife 111 Rev. I. Judson Levy will take as sub- M87311- jcct of his ssrmon “The Call for i—- Disciples". following in the series of Washington has released prelim- seimons on the life cf Jesus as set inai-y figures for imports cf furs lCfIh by Sllillt Mark, The 11101111112 prqvided under trade agpgement, anthem Wm be 36°19 the beginning of the quota to December last as IOIIINVSZ The import quota has been filled P’ I M,‘ Levy-s evening Serum“ on 1.500 silver 0r black foxcsvalueti w," be ..convicted of 5m“ The ev_ undm $250. each and who.e fins 0mm: anthem Banyan-s nuke as a and skins for the month of Dc- Father." Mr. John Mountford will cember- f“ Cmlnmes MIIPE mm‘ 51m; supp/ting ("r119 1,05; chord)» Canada. From Canada 10.007 units John Inch Mus, 13M" (jfggnlﬂ; and of the above articles have been choirmrtster will be in charge of the imported for the same P01100-

muslc of the day.

17_ NATIVE SONS AT IIONG proximately 30,000 sliver fox at auc-

07" 47110 W?" T900“! 0f Entry tlon on February 10th and sticcced- Island. the smallest in the Maigda- ln-g days. This is the first sale l len H0111). _Is a Proud one but rt Fromm Bros. slivers this season. the same [EH18 it is a sad one. For. of the total number of young men who left the Island t0 fight for ionsly and cxpcctmitly to the Moti- fr-vcdcm. nearly 50 urr cent vycre trcal sale next Monday. 'ii-.e iiii-gc Rf H0111! Klimt. Only 40 famlllﬁ-‘i quantity—23,000-ls said to be of II"? 0Y1 the POCKY 1518110 but When better than average quality and to the call for men was sounded over contain a goodly percentage of too 40 men responded. The sari news skins. The i-sle will be an indication that 17 cf Ire boys were iiinoiiz the or m; {tum-e trend of the mat-kr- “mnt d°I"I‘|_5-’_‘-‘I'5 "I, H911"- Kmlﬁ and while we do not look for when ire Br fish Co niiv fell into marked increase in price we be- "w hands c! the treacherous Ja-ii- llcve the goods will scll at ii slight niiese. was rec-rived recently They average advance on the preceding We" "I'm"! Wm‘ B- Quebw l9ll- sale held in December. Apparently mem- there has not been any great move- nient of sliver fox pelts to the Uiiiicd States from Canada yet. We z-nnot see how buyers could purchase in Canada. pay duty of 35 per cent and selling charges srid make any money or even come out square, judclng from USA. auction prices. At We last auction sale of the New York Auction Company silv-ci‘ fox averaged $28.40 and as it costs 5 pcr cont for selling there

Frcmm Bi'0s., Inc, will offer sip-

Eicnvoiic is looking forward anx-

Prince, Princess To visit N. S.

CMONTREAL, Jnn._22 -—(CP) l'0\\‘ll Prlnc Oi. id C o "mm, Maffha ofrﬁofﬂay h5g3 that WOUIKI make the net to IhC train tonight for Nova. Scotla to shipper s27'~rr°m which WWI‘! M“ round up their Canadian tour with m be deducted the w“ °I 5MP‘ visits to Norwegian military and pm!‘

menliant marine establishments lii _"_" the Marltimes b:i0re returning to congmtulatlons ‘P Do“ stcwnl-

Washington next 'I'Iliii‘5day_ Summerside, on his election 8S The my,“ couple made a crowded President of the Canadian National round of engagements 5mm Rm“ silver Fox Breeders Association iit

m hem early ma” from Torolb the annual meeting held in Win- toFA press conference and visits to “IP63 recently‘ D°n h“ men I‘ Don,“ airport and 1W0 Montreal faithful member of the executive war plants formed part. of Prince I“ ‘fmm’ You“ “Pd we I°°k_ m hlm Olav! program, while Princess Mar- I“ h“ Dew 08PM tv to forward the thnﬂvlsited Red Cross headquarters “cnvmes °I ‘he Associaum‘ very Ind Joined the Crown Prince toﬁe- CMISNIHRPIY‘ ccive the Norwegian colony short- ly before train time.

Arriving in Halifax tomorrow night, they will be guests at gov- ernment house while in the Nova

Scotlan capital. u pelt exhibits. He said he had ho - TEA l-‘lt M DUTCH lNDll-IS ed to be able to select good mm s

LONDON — (CF) - More m“ frcm almost every ranchers lot. 30,000 pounds 0t {mess Ncmcr. However, utter examining them he lands East Indies tea arrived in felt s little disappointed. Appar-

We note where M. Rosenthau. an authority on mink pelts who acted as judge of the Ontario pelt show held in ‘Ibronio recently, made some very pertinent com- menfs on a number of the mink

~ Britain as a gift for Netherliind- ently the weather at pelting time

ers serving with the forces. qi-ow- had been unfavorable because the sis Mrs all cosh ‘.1. r! I I uniierfur had begun to turn brown

even on the good pelts. Oi-llefwi-‘iﬂ the general quality wu superior to previous collections. The BTBBW-St» disappointment iii the pelts was the large number o! improperly Iiandled ones. Said he, "It is sur- prising that. ranchers would work hard all year, taking the necessary precautions to safeguard their fut- ure production and in the last few minutes in which they could com- plete their success, neglect it en- tirely by turning out a badly stretched pelt full of grease.

"To go to the other extreme, some ranchers had used carbon- tetrachioride t0 NITIOVB the grease. In some cases this method is suc- cessful but the treatment usually renders the pelt unfit for show purposes. This chemical removes the natural oils from the fur as well as the excess grease. It is well to understand that the natural oils in the fur are greatly responsible for the beautiful lustre or sheen that is characteristic of good mlnks —i~emoval of these oils causes the fur to become dull and lifeless. Many of the pelts examined were poor quality although carefully handled during pelttng. In these cases I would advise a complete change in brecdln stock. Good market pelts constitute the only proof of breeding stcck."

Continuing Mr. Roscnthau slates: "A raiichcr caine into our fur de- partment and asked that we rccoin- mend his breeding stock. I asked to sce some of his pelts and found he did not have one worioi ten dollars in the whole lot. My advice to him was to pelt all his breeders then go out and purchase some good stock frcm a reliable rancher if he wanted to remain in the mink business."

Mr. Rosenthauls remarks re mink arc quite applicable to silver fox. We know from personal experience and from examining the pelts of others, that we have often liad a tendency to over-drum our pelts; This takes out the natural oil and after a short, time the pelts have a dry, lustreless Ilppciirance. Drum- ming should not be continued any longer than necessary to remove the excess grease and extraneous matter from a pelt. Then there is a reserve of natural oil to give the pelt a sparkle and sheen when nrook out and examined frcqti-cntly its. they are on the auctions and later.

Polish Prisoner Thanks Malpeque Lady

Mrs. EIZWSZ Brycnton, Malpeque, inserted licr name and address in a s11? of paper in a pair of socks she nittcd for the Red Cross. Recently she iceeivcd frcyn a Ger- man prison ciimip in Belgium a post-card in Pclisli the translation of which reads: “Respectful Lady: I take this opportunity with my deep feeling in ansiv-rr to the Re- spectful Lady with great kindness to let you know about myself. I want, to express iny feeling from the bottcm of my heart. 1 thank you for the present you sent me and which 1 rrcs-ivcd. It Hive me a IIlYIII and filled my heart with great _Jcy as 1' was surprised to re- ceive it. It made us all very happy that we were romcnibcwd by some- o:ie as good as yours-alt. l want to again thank you. I remain Jce. (JlJscf Kiosks).

Dr. Coats Retires As Statistician

UPTAWA, Jan. 23—(GP) —R,e. then-tent. on superannuation of Dr. R. H. Goats. lkmhicn Statistician and appointment of s. A, Cud. more. assistant, statistician, as act- ing Dcmlziisii statistician, was an- nounced todiny.

Dr. Coats’ official career has ex- tended over 4) years. On gradua- tion frcm the University of To. r0010. he turned first to ournalism and. subsequently was ed tor of the 1141b?!‘ GMBNB- When the Do- minion Bureau o; statistics was

0FB"(1nlzcd bv Sir George Fbster, Dr. Coats came the first Can. iidlan statistician. and has been

the dlrwiinf.’ herd of the bureau since its inception.

Labor Leaders Secret Service

LONDON. Jan. 22 (CP) -- I-leadquarter; or London's secret anny of sabotcurs is 1n London, the Evcnin News said in an art.- lcle describ T15! the part played b)’ the triule unions iii underground work against the Nazis

"A great amount of orguniza- tlcn is carried out by the trade union, notably the ‘International Metal workers of which Jack Tanner, president of the Amalga- mated Engineering Union, Ls the president." the NOWs said.

For eight years the International ‘Itransport Wozkcrs‘ Federation has maintained contact with Ger- man anti-fascists, and with the shifting to London of headquart- ers, John Marchbank, British rallwaymenh lender. often re- ceives inf-crmiition in advance of the secret. service,

The unions have bullt up a s stem of communition which the

iizia have failed to break; the illegal chain stretches right fhTnigh Europe.

If one man is arrested the gap closes, Headquarters moved from France and rcforged the sabotage chain across occupied countries. Within a. Week of a broadcast from the conference of the Inter- national Transport. Wozkera in London, which called for wreck- h1g3 through Hitler's empire, there were 11 train smashes."

IIATRED FUR HUMOR

SIDCKIHOIN ((lZ-‘)—<Sh00t- lugs, punishment for tlviiil off- ences and wholesale preventive iir- restg have caused the ecqzle of Holland t; lose some cf t. e humor- with which they used to pester the Nazis, It ha; been replaced by

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In Memortam

-—__ PHILIP COMPTON

A sad sloom was cast over cm lottetown and vicinity when u“ teamed of the accidental death q Philip Compton, who was a m. senger in the plane crash on Mon. day, January 12th, 1942.

Phil as he was favorably known his companions and friends. was m. third eldest son of the lalc David Compton and Mrs. Compton in“ Elizabeth Lamont) of this city.

He lcavcs to mourn, ixsidcs hi; sorrowing mother. the following 5L5. ters and brothers, namely 53th", Wellington, Matilda and David. . The funeral was field from s; Paul's church the following Friday afternoon, the cliiurch being 1111M to capacity by relatives anti iflCllds who came from far and near to pay their last tribute 0f respect to liini who was taken frciii our midst g; the early E26 of sixteen.

Services at the church and mi, slcle were conducted bv the pfwtq- the Rev. LeDrcw Gardner existed by Fit. ‘Lt. French of the R. A. F, ii; Charlottetown.

The manv beautiful floral tribute: and messages of sympathy testified ‘(K 1131c high esteem in which he (m

e

The pallbearers were Donald MacLeod, Geomc Anderson, B131

Porter, Blair Burhoc, Bob Wm Wilfred Higgins. '

Burial took place at the Pecplei Cemetery in the family plot besids his father and eldest brother Malcolm.

Beautiful memories are all we liiuc Of one we loved and shall never for-

get. A loving smile. a happy face. A broken link we can never replace. L-755-1-24-1f.

Card of Thanks

Mrs. David Compton and familv wish to thank the Y. M. C. A. staff and the Y‘s Men for their liberal iis- slstance on the death cf her mu rind air’) all other relatives and lTlFllGS who sent beautiful flowers and mes- sages of svmilathy-

Veteran Three-Master Reaches N. S. Port

BLACKS HARBOR. N.B.. Jllll. 22—(('J‘P)—All bu-t sWHITVTWd Ill’ hciiiy sens r-ff the southern coast cf New Brunswick. a ve: lljl 111M masted sailing vessel ciwncti at Parrsboro, N.S.. was SIlIQ in port here tonight ivblle wutvi‘ was be- ing: pumped from her hold

No loss or life OCCUPKYI while the vessel “'05 in distress but her mas- ter. Captain Wllligiir reported the ship's papers rind personal effects of the crew had been inst.

Laden wth lumber and boiiiici from Parrsbcrq for Bcslo-i. iiie vessel encountered difficulty iii rough weather off the Wolves islands Monday night. Assistance of a tug frcm saint John (v05 re- quested but in the meantime s freighter ccmmanded by Capt-tin Merriam, c-iviicd by the sflllic P: .=- boro company and e-niuurcuirlirl- adclphia. came to the icscuc and towed the dlst-Wssed vessel. her decks awzrli and cabins in chm- lrito Blass Harbor, Char-lotto County.

The "BAtiC1'_\"’ section of N611 York Ls so named as the former site of some Dutch fortifications of "Now Amsterdam" which pre- ‘ccded New York

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