‘lhsThirdlcalsnoii-hekhl. 'lbdlaflmwseheldyee- withths

' were heartily applauded. DON. DI. MACMILLAN

‘lbs Prlrnlerexpreaeedhiapleaa- Io in being able to speak to the hehere d Hinoe Idward island.

- VTIQOIMCOIBRNGMHKIO

Third Session Of Convention Held Yesterday

Hon. Dr. McMillan Addresses 1 Teachers Federation. Splendid ‘f Demonstration Of Dramatizing The Reading Lesson.

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Province; Our teachers "ilfbaid. Salaries have been and schools closed in other parts o! Ulllldl. but the Government has prevented any mductlon in sal- aries. Lookinl at the prbblgga m- PlYtil-llsnwearewsiloirmthiarro- Vince. more pupils are in the schoch than last year. More has been done {or education in the last two yearn [than lor- twenty-flve years previous- Y.

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He hoped that the Oar-aegis lihra ary would branch out to the schools, as it was the students o! today have tar greater advan‘ gee than those oi a generation ago, and they should make better teachers. Y ‘ had Just been put through raising the age minimum (or teachers (mm

Ia had heard so much criticism

t he would see that this Province would |et ha could give. ion-mar teacher himself, he had all the diiiiculties oi the and could look upon the o! the teacher with sym- ptoms intarut.

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seventeen to eirhtcen years. Pupils intending to enter the teaching pro- ieasion must spend nine months at Prince oi Wales College beiore a li- cense is granted (or even a third class teacher. As the profession is over-crowded, he thoushq, this was the proper time to make these chan- ges. He stated his only iniarett was to raise the standard oi’ the teach- ing proieasion in order to beneiit the pupils oi this Province

lnlnamllbeieu

U. Iaollillan asked whet they he most va.ue, the

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about the same

ANNOUNCEMENTS. comma avams. MEEHNGS. no

"Ehfl later Monday niaht in ldamuflallummefield. Special lunch. 11-1601

alarms ‘ Ann-ll iii-later mace-rt and Danes. oovehsad Road L-ms

“Haveiwrmoaaeyreadywhm Illsroeelledmtohulailsloo Inn-shy. 1-45"

U’! P!“ Fall. i510. the Convention in the iollowifli

The President read the iollowing notice from the l. 0. D. l:

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partotthelrWarllerncr-iel. meumratethe

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ucatisnal Secretary: Mrs. James llachlillan. a nnehion mad. Ober- lottetown.

PARLIAMENT AIIIRIIRNS F 0R EASTER RECESS

Continued Her-angu- ing By Liberals St alls Passing of Gov’t RellefBill.

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(O. P. Dy Ghlhlli lplbl Ii!) OTIAWA, Harm ls-Parliamltt ulJournad today ior the laaler re-

necessity d mllhtlinml relic!

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nicipalitieawillheimedtocarry on mils! ior the 10-day interval without Dominion aaistanoe. 1t willmsanthsDomininaawillnot have authcritytopay aocountaa-nd

pounce Bir Lyman Duff. Chis! Jus- tlceoiOa-nadawaareadytoli

noyalaasentsnhills int-he

eervatives accused each other cl dglqlnl tbs unemployment bill.

hpieahldaylleat

than tail?

mmsdbymtav wm‘ Convention. the! m1 in private rumwww l" m”? PM

at the local vvuv ‘Iheee recs are due again at

Spring.

an ma. anew aunt. Aorfl m- L-Mhh

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_ and greater heneiit woui

A letter was read irom the Que- bec Association rerardlne www ‘it was wgsested that-the matter b! referred to a committee to be 8P"

concern pointed by the chair.

The iollowing committee was ID-

_ pointed: llr. Morriesfl. Mr. Jelli-

Mill Rlmll]. ur. Jelly outlined the education-l roadcast over

ted."

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s i m the printed Ioni- c Til: President called ior a show-

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m an; Charleen district. m the short debate U061!- Liber- m maintained a nmnlni £18115

andmu-z

The P e's Pep

ilovarsPrinoeEdward

Island Gov?» Hear Political Union Scheme

De a th , Verdict

HAUL’! MAR-IE, Ont,

EagerTo Cultivate Good Relationships With Britain 8 Dominions.

(U. P. Ollie Vb lavas)

donotwanttoexploityomwedo not want to lnreriere with you. Our whole anxiety is to he good irlendl; whatev iorm o! sovvmmwi- 7°“ may choose. that is your aiieir. N ahead with it.’ Then both would

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WN, CANADA. THURSDAY, MARCH H. 1934

m; four lives. his been killed

_ cember in which more than 10o

De Valera Urges Holding Of Imperial

‘island 1.1m thsLDev

RAIlISAlS EAIl IN SPANISH STRIKE ETFRRT

Minor Disturbances as Socialists And Syn- dicalists Strike-Ef- forts Fall.

(by In Illilh) (Associated has Ihnign 58am (AI. By Guardian's Special Wire) “RAG-ABBA. 8914B. HAND 13~

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a tly petersd out to- niiht when strikers decided to re- sume work.

The strike sirheldod under gov- ... ‘-I Jeoaut‘ taken to support a “state or alarm." druiiar to martial law.

Extremists and strikers said the movement was in protest against ill treatment oi laborers imprisoned during recent disorders. Authorities. however, denied a ayndlcaliet re- port that two brother! named Bel- tran. arrested in connection with a bombing last Monday which fi a their bodies spirited away by po-

lice.

" has been a stronghold o1 the syndicsiists ior months and was the scene oi a revolt in De-

persons were killed.

In other parts oi the mnmi-‘ry ther, were indications oi trouble as minor disturbances occurred.

Conference

Clash Follows Anti - Semitic Demonstration

Edi-TN, March I-(Afiliilttd w-I-wh 110T!!! l-nfi-Gllltic

one cmnmitting sucide levy-hanging and the other dying horn tour mine

wounu mevenaewswereaniesteddw-

pectoratedon a troopefe uniform. All crthcseanestedwererelaaeed later.

11ietwovtetimewereJaeohflm- enrelderwho bangedhirrnellaftar the demonstration. and Max Ros- nau, who was found in his room dead rromlonctbioodesereeiflt oi thesbeh wounds.

RlIIISEVElTS

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and leIaioaaaQ-almla.

osition Launches Poison Gas Attack, Then Cries Quarter!

Street Rumors And Gossip Resorted To By Messrs. I

Mclntye, LeaAnd LePage When Other Methods

(big lbuflen to the wlni. l”. l. P. McIntyre. Il-MIILIJIOI ol Pllllllb WOIEI Ill “l0 lfllllltl IJI

administration during the prolong- ed dlscmslon d the Eatimawe in oomaasittae.

Alleriogaarwugetlrsrthmgrthat Government expenditure on the

Ins’. wins needleuly been "demolished" and that "hall a doaen inmates" o! the institution could have done a bet- ter Job, Mr. McIntyre invited-and received-a scathing rebuke Irorn Premier MacMillan which brought. Mr. W. M. Lea. Opposition leader,‘ hotioot to the rescue. Both the Premier and . . Sharp, Mlnhtn of Public Works, participated in the dlecumlon and expoeed the groee exaggeration in

etructim account. 84.053 plus adq equipment, balance on pipe ~

‘Ifllllleofilll’!

fir. llemtyre mid the present added In 80.10113 e;- ° o

Hon. Ir. Burp: ‘There was n0 basement there. We h“! I- bl"-

ment now." .

z "and you took a the WP?" . . MacDonald: "And put it an the bottom."

sums “lnnatee” More Gamble

1h. Mcmtyn maintained that l! "ball a doeen o! the toms-tel‘ l‘ rnloonwood had "est to work" to reconstruct the buildlnil alter the iin they would have made "a bet-

hsd done. They had. be claimed. spent $.00!) on "a mm

of the building. They should ha!!! m“ "plunge" on the wall in Pal- conwood. He understood Mr. Pow-

ll has beensaid thatmedicaldoe- tors can sometimes bury their mie- taker, but it would be many years before the Premier can bury his record at Falconwood and Prince or Wales College. "It will stand as a monument to him as ions’ as my hon. friend lives," he maintained. (Conservative applause).

At Ottawa. Mr. McIntyre said. there were monuments to Sir W11- irid Laurier, sir John A. MacDon- ald, l-ron. Mackenzie Bowell, Queen Victoria andwther greatstatesmen" but‘ the Premier was trying to build monuments to mmsal! while he was still living, and doing it “at the expense o! the taxpayers."

Klein’! Seen It!

Premier Macmillan asked the hon. member 1i’ he had seen the new building at Fnlconwood.

Mr. McIntyre said he had ex- pected an invitation to d0 so. The members should be provided with cars to go out and inspect the building. 'I'he Premier. he omn- plained, had been negligent in his duty in this respect.

(The Premier on ‘Puesday alter- noon. had invited all members oi’ the House to inspect the building.)

SOAIUING MITIGATION

Premier Msddillan: “Just as I anticipated. My hon. friend, as

“n4 maaLhtalklngwii-loetkaowledge

o! the leek. He does not hsII anything about the building at Isl- conwood. He has not seen It. Yet he gets up and makes some a these sweeping statements for which he isnoted. flea-aye there was a building out there on which we aimplyput a rooitlledoeelnolknow auythlll: about the abutment-l flsat had to be placed in order to make the building solid, or the extensive wrni that was dons i: recondit- loulng» the interior. know these things. Be does not need to know them; heeax he want to speak out o! tho alswd- ance o! his ignorance.”

Mir. ma: “0rderi"

Premier MaaMiiIian: ‘Who h calling order?" -

m. use: "Phat I Imps-filament-

ary. to call the member ignorant."

Premier MncMillan: "The leader o! the Opposition is too quick in calling order when the misstate- ment-a c! his own party membe are being corrected."

Mr. bee: "I call the attention of the Chairman to the fact that the leader or the Opposition is ming unparliamentary language.“

Premier Machdlllan: “i say the ex-Mlnlster of Public Works was speaking out of the abundance o! his ignorance because he has not seen thr- building at hlecnwood, and he dceq not know what he h talking about.‘

Mr. Lea: "That is unpariiament

oer job or it" than the Government H’!

Jllst Gossip!

Premier MacMillm: “All that hi! has talked about is just gossip that he has heard. He spoke in the same way about Prince o! Wales College.

Fail To Establish Charges Against MacMillan Government. Getting More Than They Bar- gamed For, They Appeal To

The Chairman.

MARTIN INSlIll

REFlISEIl BAII.

(A. P. by Guardian’: Special Wire] CHICAGO, March Nqahernab

he once headed.

The 04-year-old preddant d la giant middle west utilities oonv pany was taken (rum a train at s suburban etetlma and through police lines to an automo- bile that took him to the criminal courts building where his lawyws gidkflienda ettemfled to mam

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At the wirninal courts builslq eiierta to complete the technical- ties oi’ the $50,000 bond were un- sucoessiul, Insults attorneys said, and he was ordered to die count: jail for the nidst. ‘the hail beas- ing was scheduled lu- tomanvw i l0 a. m.

“well.” lhsul eouanansed when interned ha must pant tho n1¢1 in Jail. “ attorneys can't do ti! impomihle.’

The Weather, ‘Etc

amid? a Rim; 1A: Base B»). ‘ Mt outs‘

Fresh u. strong munch vii-l with some rain or part snow on i Neva Qcotia coast‘. "l! l" N“

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