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PAGE goon THE (Tlii\_i§i_.OT'l‘i~IT()WN GUARDIAN — l-DIIURIAI. NUItS - ' - THF .. . .. “H's BY THE w“ ruauc FORUM WORDS 0F I GIiMlLOTTETUl-tli GUARDIAN WdPiiiii-i- ~ (YHALLENGF

new: ru-eaunnucmhlvll uugufgg by oolnopililelh OI queltloln OI Interact. The Charlottetown Gulrllu dun l" noeunrlly undone the "ll"!- ll

ornannlulc.

Next to having the doorknob come off in the hand, the empt- lesi, feeling is leaning on moral support when you need guns. stratford Beacon-Herald.

The head of the Mosiem League in India has deciarrd that his grou will not g.ve n full support to t e war effort unless Britain

lllornlng Dally il-‘ouruded in i881) muslin-iii ueut col w Chester a. Mel-lire \l(‘r President: .I R. Burnett, FJ-I. seen-fury; Lit-ill (‘ul l) A Al-lrhlllilllll 0.5.0.

gnu“ ,1“..- Alalluglllg nun-tor J it. Burnett. IiJ-l. Alu-n-iule Editors: l-runu Walker and‘ inn A Burnett

The Campbell Government now enjoys the un- enviable reputation of being the first in any land to put a tax ostensibly on the sick.

a e w e

The good work by tiie C- .\'. R. at Borden

and Tot-nicotine has resulted iii the resumption

MORE ABOUT SHEEP

5U“5""""“°“ “M!” of the dail service of the uilman car from and 15¢ u; d1 1d 1M1 w sir-According to a recent esti- By mun Ill l'.E.l. s-luu |ll‘I your. sznu luv a munthl to Charlotzgtcnvn p m?“ sand Misti... Dramas, mate’ a million more sheep are aiii for a llllllllhs; 50c for one month 3,, ,,, v, ,, 1mm; ms mu trouble Brim“ urgently needed on Canadian

far-ms. Unfortunately for the im- mediate realization of this objec- tive, sorne time must elapse before it can be achieved_ Apart from this. no other class of our live stock has suffered such a decrease in numbers. For many years, in

(uh Alull\L‘l‘_\ $5.00 pet your. 53.00 lur o munI-Iu 5H5 for if munilis; 60o fur one Monti; By Marl tu other Pruvincis and U. S. A. $5.00 per your Saturday nee-lily: 52.0.: per yaw’; “.0010: a munllll. 50c fur 3 mouth:

faces in grating full home rule for India, the difficulty of getting the factions in India to agree among themselves. The Mosicms fear Hindu domination. - Sault Star.

Consumers arc being zidviscd to go in for fur- keys rather than hzims this Easter. The advice is good if the citizen has the price of the bird after ‘paying his income tax, remarks the Gazette.

The cllilfinilvlullil uuuuiiui. iuuy o» oliiullled ll _ * " * _ _ .0?fi,.f§1’figf,fffie§h{f,‘gfihc'gv,f§gffi; this Province, a steady reduction uuiunury .\.-u.. lip-ill‘). funny! Bqunre. s" v\\lY|li mu Customarllv at nus 59350“, [he I4n(iles AK] of u, negvtjate a m“ m the mm“ in the number of our flocks has Uuutli hens Aflrllr), turner lllln uml llm-hlnglnrn, - , H . Sta“: and m n1" $.00 u“ been going on‘ Aqcox-(Lnz w an Ilunlmr; Ali-froin-lllun M... Age-Hey, it-Il I'M-l 5a., the P. E. I. Hospital appeal to the man in the has Séen nlenizionilede T316 gnaggf estiynate furnished by the Depart- 5.1112?"...fi..i;i"il..ffif.1“;.33.“L'Z‘I.'L"'i..S.I?'L..7£ZZ? mo" oi imam The W" and i=1 m» com nou- wn in we mo» or Aswan“ i" “at tw-

the number of sheep and lambs on the farms of this Province was 45.500. When we compare this number with that of eighty years ago, the reduction is very strik- ing. According to the census of 186i the number of sheep recorded was 107,242. This puts us back practically to pioneer days, when the great extent of open range not only favoured the production of sheep in large numbers. but was very beneficial to the health and vigor of the flocks. The decrease in their numbers has been going

advice: "Let's pull in our belts a little harder and finance the war ourselves just as long as we can."

is 1s a W156 admonition and also a further incentive to Canadians to invest to the limit in the Victory Loan. — Carleton Place (Ont.) Canadian.

The Financial ' Post has been sending out queries to prominent Canadians. seeking ircm them sug- Eestlons as to what might be done

increase the usefulness of the Senate. The situation is that at this time. when the services of

Ont: Iluh ruiuuuu shop, llunrtnn u. a. ~ good work of our hospitals needs no emphasiz- ing to elicit generous patronage when the ladies offer their flags to pedestrians and others on

Saturday.

“The Strongest Memory is Weaker than the Weakest Ink.”

THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1942.

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No, this is nOt the only Prince Edward Is- land in the British Empire. There is another so named some 2,000 miles south of Cape of Good Hope, near which some of the allied vessels now making for the Pacific pass almost weekly. But unless bound for Prince Maud Land in the Ant-

1F

Selective Service The >clicziic oi national selective service an- nounced in Parliament li_v .\lr. King is far too

yr- . -. . w; , .~ ~ . . on for a long time, due to various Comp Wm“ M‘! ‘MUM m be ‘amy m" ral-mlly arctic no one would ever know of John Bull's Every $111816 Canadian are needed. causes, but in recent years has uiiricr>i<ii-.i. i>ii._v bv proliiiigtiil study and ex- other prince Irdv-u-d 1513.143 Qxfitfflcc, em.“ at 0mm" a gm“? ‘if 95 been much more rapid. In some _- . , . ~ . < * experienced men and ivcmen ofl n i... ~f n k are peiiniriii v. ll nt- p..__iiiii~ ti» tell whether its * mature expeflfnmn and judqvmt .31.”? gist‘ ~wmn1 “£58 015°C“): m“ .. . .. .. »,;‘ - 1e Hy S1 114ml no.1. i~ l-‘IJ.’ liltllii. ninth impoinmt and 1M5 almommcd the Dominion Government will gggnggn iilgfzmghricdg cine argon gondnvn, only one med be reg“- lWttqillliq ll‘Llll.-i\‘l'5 of men ziiid women can be y ' g °' ‘is red to here. W001. that Owing 10

take over all wool produced in Canada for the oval‘ calls for efficiency on every

' u ~. . . _ . _ .- . , , the war has been brought so much

cfflflltlj.) couilutttd. llutli too “illlképenddlplllfl duration of the war and one year thereafter. gflgrgpearlig (%lét:svil:gSh%gld“;5;:te8ll pg; mm demand‘ was m, many W,"

the spiiit Zillflptlic‘ EHCFQ)‘ of its administration. Mn George E_ Q'Bnen_ manager of Canadian talents o; the senate _ Victoria so low priced. as scarcely to rc- Ti" 1111“‘-"‘l"‘~'~“i\' f'-‘1“'-*°C11 ‘1“111“11‘15 11110" man‘ Co-Opcrzifive \V0oi Growers Ltdl, states that mes. pliiy piiheb migmiiiir of airis ofriogiidtkii , ~ . . - ___ sees nc- ye .

pmiti i. ~iiiliti~iili\l\,lcvifi ii_\_.\ir. lung are. dur- Staflmg ‘vlth the I943 crop’ growers “.111 not be scarcely ever rose above ten cents

m" lite tam’. iwtiie iiiiiiitlis, tor ti) ,0o0 mm for . - ' - O v .0“ a ma. Who would have thought that the a pound, and one year, was as low =~ . pelllllflfid to retain any wo l y

war would have PLOVOK€CI a fish- hook crisis? It only proves what has been guessed all along that the Nazis 811d lire Japs are not good sports. But the fact. as reported 1n

as four cents. Even then, of the total Canadian wool clip, orie- third of it had to find a market outside of Canada, There are off

the three ziriiied c-vcrsezis services, for 100,000 more llllllii< in vvzn- lllillfllltl’ and for a larger but unsiwrifieii lllliillvl‘ of men who will be called

sonable quantity required for use” in their own households . n- n- iv n-

- _ -- ._ ~ - _ _ _ _ _ _ , _ _ . , , years in every business. but every 11i' "1 i 1'11"‘ 4"“ ‘-~‘~ H1“ 1»‘- 111 1]i>"lf» 51 ‘Yer? Publicity did it! The P-ritish Air biiiiistry has filgfils§lililé11 Pit! 12115911655- 111 year was an off year for the wool cuiui/Lrzil» a ‘ifiijfllliliiic mid fill‘ w rich i‘ zilo- .' . » ' -1' ti, - - f . '5 r’ i5 ‘a W1‘ New Emwei‘. and very little concern

M I v: _ 4 i. v j ‘m’ v1 "ll U’ d> a _ withdrawn the contentious regulu ion y Ht up yor-k firms of flshmock makers are was Show“ over ms ruinous“, E'- "1 1- "1 1t t ms“ 14 ‘*1 1411 “re 5 plicants for the police unit of the Women s Auxil- asking the Government of

the United Slates for s, steel alloca- tion. They want the steel to make hooks needed for the U. S. mar- ket. Before the war. most fish- hcoks were made in Norway, Eng-

small returns. The inevitable hap- pened, as it always does in such cases. He took his losses, and quietly went out of business. In- cldentally I might say, that dur-

ed as the iil"ilill5 go by. Canada has, since the

r. enlisted about 400,000 men for

- 'i".i-.~ ziiiii is in increase that .

iary Air Force should be moderate drinkers. The phrase that women police should be "good _mix- crs" also has been taken out of the regulations.

cruitiiieiils in iitiiil services at

the bakers the

The War Risk Bill

iced cake from for Easter, lieved that heat and pressure to-

the ‘Cognition of xiii; fzict by the Government Sugar Administrator having postponed the pro. gether may accomplish on s, vast 1 . .v ,"_,_ ._ __ _ . scal wht t l ‘i _"'—'- thiivh- i‘ . rn .1, -_ _u (‘liiiiriin (in S._l_uCil,\(‘ scr- hlblwry Order 1111 Tu egd ay, April 6th. are Qvfuvfg‘; 1:12,? ‘$3815 Gigi (Halifax Chronicle) \'li‘\‘. it iii-iv b- liiTiiCliii lliili .\lr. lungs IiopC “In View of the imminencc of Easter and t0 Qvvloiron? it may release the n1imd11°l1°11 °t 11 W1" Risk 3m

energy o; the atcm and cause the by the Minister of Finance at 0t-

lilfi! 11 “i 1Y1 i 5 1T1“ i*1""*i‘"111 “in hi’ Filllcii i'."_ cunblc supplies on hand to be used up.” Mr. NOD16 5m, u, cxplcde (This does not liilwfl will cause considerable grat- viilliiilii“ 1 is WW1)‘ 1v ‘>0 111>‘=1i1i1‘1i111°‘1- 311d said in a statement, “it will be held an infraction mean of courseithat there is any mcmm‘ m the people o! Haulfiax ti ii Till 1H rt Fill use of compulsion will be of the stibsection forbidding icing only if Pr,» itiligigviigrfifoa; galtraséizgpsiifnprepsrilsse X: ggsvgitgyxtlyscflgga-d lmiéerpedaf rviiiiii-t-il. hibited goods are offered for sale after Monday, I have explained elsewhere. ' the "a1 mvemmer" the need f" 1"“

such a measure. 'Of late. especially since it has become impossible to secure war risk insurance commer-

‘h? very heavy burdens ..i i.".i>lll‘_ which is virtually

aimmlc‘ reaction they are trying to create would be self-iimitingl." - Bruce Bliven in Men who Make

'i"'~p'.;1i will iili‘

April 6-"

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CilHYQuii v. ‘Wiililt’ zttiiiiiiiistrzitioii of lyllC Does a ceiling apply to prohibition? It appeal-s ‘The Future. iézlvivgrgirllsexllivgfigaogwsgdme Bllglsivngxvgg Scheme, flu. ilupnrtmcnt of National \\ ar that prices charged by provincial liquor control n ma“ be m“ cumddence, but has assumed an added 1mp°rvan°e_

‘we to cull up the recruits for if serious delays are to be avoid-

$cr\ic.~ . limit.‘ i1 ‘f-‘i‘i‘..

The War Risk Bill provides au- tomatic insurance to home-owners against war darringc up to three

the outccme of the Aruba attack makes rt look as if United States intelligence officers had scared

boards have been exempted from the maximum prices regulation by the Wartime Prices and

ell i: v"? ii» i1 ~"~'<~-'iI'\‘ f" ‘i111i‘l<‘111T111 "5 'i1‘i“k1." Trade Board. The board stnfcs it acted on the Olilr troops twerei installed there f11°11511v1111h11<v>3t111l1s$~ ‘Insufiflilce flgpénegi

. : '...,»'_.".<',- »- - ‘._ _ -- -. _ s" h -0ssocae ao rov. "11 l““-i‘ ~11 N1‘ ‘I ' Y" I ‘i ifl“ll.l’n‘lrllqz' L" request of the provincial governments to give the 23"“; Qaslglredwuvllgnbgiff The Government ivm M“? vndeb 1111711)‘ Q11 “'1' “l 11'i11““'~‘““""“‘ “m 1'35"] exemption as profits from the sale of alcoholic The attack. so fa-r as till-e shore in- Write insurance on larger proper- ti. every k "i iliiQ problem. \Vhat beverages are an important element in provincia] stallationg are concerned, appears Ne! '11P '10 11 11m" 01' Tm? $110115“?!

dollars, but for stuns above three thousand dollars a premium must be paid.

Until the text of the Bill is avail- able it is not possible to say wheth- er its provisions are sufficiently wide to cover all the contingencies that might arise in a communuity such as Halifax. One most import-

to have been futile Had a garri- son not been present, it might have proved Vcntirelyi feasible for the submarine commander to engage in a landing party operation and put the torch to the refineries there Thur could have well been the plain. If it was, the Qesta

is bvsy Vfltly trying to discover ti:

will be lli’(‘.li\‘1l is the utilization of every kind of local l\’liil\\‘i"h.fk‘ ti» Sill pit-incur the material con- tained iii ' <"~!ll‘<‘i‘i‘ mi fill-s of the (iepnrt- “Wm m <\~ 'if.i» llllfivflilfilllil of the scheme, says the Wiiini; g Free Press, bids fair to i'<~\'iiltifii'iiii/<' the life of this country. It will

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The monthly call for trainees will be increased from 5,000 to 7,000 to meet the new demand on military, manpower for the 7th and 8th divisions whose order for mobilization was Zll1ll0llllC(’(l by

cut (TCTCSQ evertv‘ 1.31mi ‘of. (‘fliiillllfillfllg Depstpvu] 21:3 Premier biackcnzie King. But thvc overscops lllrp~ gdavcthore 11:; timeiy i-TD-Cff. ~—De- Fgggeflggfigixrrlgfisfiivg ggikeiiigklrgnigié-t P1"'1¢1‘<“‘- l1 1111- ‘-<"l1"\ 1111" 11 “t1 111191 ‘ '-- ."< iurvc I\'ilil\\'li iiv the [ll-INC ministu m ___ it provides for injury or damage

zzihiv iuviiilntc. It will create lfim in thousands 0f homes.

hzivc been hill i hardship rind iii

resulting from sabotage. To con- fine insurance compensation to in- jury from direct enemy action alone

the House 0n January 26, remains unchanged

The rules, or rather lack of and this called for about 100,000 more men for

them, in llle House oi Lords are

But it will w: tire >.i’n_=e time. increase the ‘cf- the: Army Neafly another 190900 ‘vmlm b? u“ ‘vvvvggld v2.1,‘ tfinvfiavfirttmgroéflvvvgnslgvfr; ilifllfllfl‘ "'1 ‘ “I” "li"1"~ it 11"“ 1111M‘ 9059b“ quired for the naval and air forces combined cu.- um pigiycd m; was a isktlasphkeiv to “use dnmgge p" the (‘fliliiilllvli evpiiiisiiuriif our contributiott. It “H13 it is planned m 5.3mm m, adqltionn] mo’. 1 ngclstiip wiopecvtlie-gulljié“ v (micro of war activity such will tiipt-it llii- d for ti» sliii qreziici" SIlCflliCCS~ And O00 workers for mumtions pkml5_ R C‘, Ccuivncns m iiké go“ n» HFlifflX. The memory of 1917 is

still fresh in the minds of many Nova Scotians. Nor should the scheme be com

1k i k 1k

for thew r Il>‘>ii$ it will be welcomed and given every Support by the vzist majority of the people

u: vtlrczc ratios were ob- vicitsiy frrrwxl iii the bciiel that

L60“ Gambefla, French statesman and frimd everyone “us. played the game was

. . . . , fl d l d . l - of Canada. of Britain, died this date I882; supported the a“1lcl’frillni i .5101‘ 0k!‘ tilerdccpest “m, afgnsdrnlpgfsfgiilsngilrliziy 5101:32- ~ "fl-r“ Franco-Prussian War, and after Sedan continued w Sig‘ J Fcgrja‘ fr}; f5‘. ces for dlsnblement and death

""9 the Person injured or killed happens to he the family bread- Wilmel". are just as important as compensation for injury to prop.

er y.

It is honed th t th Bil i tr - duced in Pflfllfimgflt b; Mr.‘ IiisZsIy i711 Frlfiav i1 sufficiently wide to

a wonderfully inspiring rcsistencc to the aggres- sion of the conqueror; chiefly responsible for securing the constitution of r875; advocated co- operation with Britain in Egypt but was pre- vented fiiliy (lcviclopiug his policy by his (lPllllii “I aui, indeed, the clerk (commis) and lllC ex-

Wlrcn you are lirari- g s.ck of trim you move that the ncbie lord be no longer heard But 1 have never found anyone who could tell me how you can stop him talking for ever on the atnendmcrxt as to whether he should be heard or not. It has, of course, never rap-

“SOilkfl1g" The Rich

In response to 2i question by Angus MacInnis,

tabled in the liriusc: of Commons last week by

Revenue .\iilll>'l('i' (jibstm, sliowinrv that 9Q, 3 _ _ , - m _ pcmcL __ Lmdon smzdav D.._ 00V" Bil these aspects of the prob- Canzidiaiis paid income taxes ainoiiiitiitg fir $52: plorer (voyagmn) of democracy, (spud! m‘ pawn‘ Q —._—___—-—~

cepting the nickname of “Commercial Traveller" (Commis-Voyageur), which had been given him because of the rapidity and effectiveness of his

478,866.48 in the cziieitdzrr year i940. Those with M K 1 k incomes of SFFMYJO or more, of whom there were my peel" may have 0v" o“ '

ed a stJL-erucnt made by President

473 in the li-l. paid tieziriv one-third of the total - . Sir EdWliYii EGAN-Y 0f tile Cari- ._ _ .. . movements (luring the war). adjan Pacific Runway B, yam tiillgnll-lill I ill\lt >lilijtjllilllvllCtly llfiillC givej 31c °s 4. 4. .- gouverttv}? OM61,‘ ddvl in whlchhhfi i 10f l» I.\' II ‘vrs \\'i l ilfli‘ lllculllCs an le ~ - _ - orecas int pf .91- i: war w en . - . . _ f l t f ti ll - _ - - "is you on “is Gw- ..§ZZi“‘i.Z“.‘.§i.§‘.1‘;?‘§§iiifiilgtiitlgifi.ilslii; izzirtyzzntisil%:::*.i".ir.ii.si; cmmcm Willi“? r - ~ ~ is restored t normril proportions bfatheson, \ancouver, has imposed a fine of S100 we day “refit m (éc mam-s we Incomes Nu 0| Tflxpaycrg Taxes Paid on Trocadcro, Limited, operators of the Tro- would ‘have tricizgtu. lmibtfiewiible UP l0 $3000 127.954 1535132236 cadcro Cafe, 0n conviction 0f offering lilC-‘lif; for gaff]? ghcmgnflsii? vafrtgfyilfvd 2T1“; _ S'v( 2f I ‘ . _ ,, - . I I e 31m -. e Ell 3,338 ssitmui) ligglgglli): snicnai priCCs higher timir is reasonable dud 095m 11113-5 o; we p,“ may m“- . . -. iist m contravention of pricc control rcgulu- ticully iilfiflhvei" 1-0111 0111' k611- 541000 1° ‘M-"m lg-JBI 1439413151.! J_ . - - - their places bring taken by grerl. $5.000 to scoot) 1575,5311’; tions. It was the first case of its kind ill Lzin- clippers of the a}; which Wm cove, $6,000 to $7000 1,485,098.06 zida. 'I'r0cader0, InllllllCfl, was charged bv flit: p5 ‘IflllélCll srpae? in lg few houfi; as 37.00010 $'ii.'(>.'l lyfllvsuvvg v ~ )~ ~ .~ , t. a es t c astcs ccwiu tiers $8,000 w 3M0” momoalso Wartime Iriccs zind lradc Board llllll ofiiimi, days to accclnpush He was 1m $9,000 ,0 Svvvo Lzmvsazlsv meals for sale at prices lllgilcfi than flirts’? ciineig to doiibtl tiiuimtiisrccrntpni; $10,000 t0 $11000 5311,1052»; charged in the cafe during the basic period nlcuthe eggéalfdviffriame 31:“ p3; $15,000 to s 1.0M) 4.4s2.11s.o9 September r5 to October n, 194i. Au invi-stig- thirty momh, T)... my we w... $20000 t“ s, 332354533 zitoi- for the board testified that n menu at the P1111? 15 11°‘V,‘1°1'°l°Pi11E 11. °°11' $25,000 to $.f".0~'i') 1930552138 w , _ o _ y ,| - Uncut-wile mi- sicrvlce is cvzdencc $301M“) m S; (W, 2.275,a44_7z llocadcro Cafc January -3 reverted 43 inucds- of forvsvghtv in air transport __ $35,000 ti sitmoii g‘104,457_19 cs on prices of items over those listed January I-fiiiibfidse Herald. $40000 to $41000 184685014 r2. w, m M, mam, _ _ - ' gang 222.22: t.:~%1*22 ' ' * ' our" ~ ' ‘ ‘ ‘483-95 Finding. that the municipal ziuiiiorilic_s_ of ',‘.’,'.,1B,e.°'§i0uurto“anIi Qiiebece. ' T0131 399,934 $52,473,632“; Lncliinc did nothing to protect _fiic citizens vzedfcrpviilggieélggfgi-‘vfl-lévflgéififiégddgy o“, SYDNEY SCREEN“, _ I against liic dangers of ice-covert] sidewalks. .\lr. vamp“ {n mspcct of “s principal ALmoN ROUND .\ii~i-t~ ill'til Iltllf-iiliiis of iiie zilinve-listcd tnx- justice Bertrand in the Superior Court, con- raw material. and already there are Au” purer. ‘ii iiiuiivv. ii-ss than $1.000 and they demneti the said authorities to pav to Iconizi remm “I “ wmkembl" "mm" 0N NUT ,2 , _ _ . .~ ' , ~ . ‘ - _ ‘ of factories having been forced to “Ayvmw SCREEN” p.uil It i::.li- i veiuiiiie-eigiitii iii the years total Robert, wile of Gerard Isabelle, $If>lo in com- close because of the virtual ab-ind- (‘Uiii‘('il\1Zi‘. Fist l‘i‘liii\' lili‘\' iiiiiiiiivi"eii 2G ,o-.‘<l icnszitiim fnr iifirics sh s. smile h '1 l 011111619 07 Civilian Prciufiiifl" DOMINION COKE ‘- - ' 3 a i J‘ ‘ ‘ c ‘u H y ah w n‘ The necessary cessation of such per-on; (illl oi _y<>.3-\’i met-me tnxpzrvers, and fhc sidewalk on 12th ilVCilllC on February 2S, reduction 1, the "in", rpgrgngblg [E53 9'0! LUMP paid i‘ =f<.i’»_.\'_;<ij: of liil‘ .\‘,'_*_,i,-R,(»_;z collected in i940. The evidence showed that the sidewalk fldiéilvllsgsognfjhgeppsitégpuglggivnflm; INVBRNESB SCBEINED .-.. - - - a . up". _ I _ \ was m a dangerous condition and ‘that no attempt rumr_prccessjng woflcy Nov v 9,0,," ‘m; "n"; h", ll|“‘.' Willi mi-iiini-s mini 510.000 upwards had been made tn protect pedestrians by sprearb i}! raw rubbilfil; 1S. gftogilfsc. erlel for 0. 0. D. orders. eta . .,. I .. _._. - _ ~ - _ n 1s cou ry, u eavy .|iil liiii l".'i_.'l ptison .1 little mu one tenth mg sand or ashes ‘on the ice covered surface of imports o; that vommodfiv have of :iii iiirniic lnxpnvi‘ ,—-.'uiii from these was the izivemcnf. llnintiff sustained a frncturczl formed the foundationofnn indus- . . . . , h 1 . , , coliectwi more limii fullY-flfllls‘ of the entire m- right leg, and bones m licr foot wcrc also broken. t” ‘l 1°“ " 194° WmMNG n