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unendmeht to the constitution. Dr. Hi8. Mayo, profeuor of political economy, University of Alberta, spoke on behalf o1 New- foundiand, of which he is a native.

As at each recent annual ban- quet. greetings from the Maritime Printers were broadens; with the exception of Hon. J13. htclvair of New Brunswick. whose message came in a night, letter. Voices heard on loudspeakers were those oi’ Hon. Angus Macdoneld of Nova Bcotia. and Hon. J. Walter Jones of Prince Edward Island. ‘A mes- sage also was given by John Fisher, C.B.C. commentator.

Native delicacies on the banqilet menu included such items as east- ern oyster cocktail and French fried potatoes grc-wn in Edmonton from seed-sent from the Marltimes. Grace was pronounced by Rev. Fathgr Paul L. O‘R.eilly. _

During the dance an assortment of Maritime products was auction- ed. Presiding as auctioneer was Clayton Ada/ms.

Vocal selections were presented by AE. Knowler and Miss Nancy Ttghe, accompanied by Mrs. Heath MacDonald. ‘

A.W. Josey. 95- was introduced to the gathering as the "youngest Maritlmer" to turn out,

[ﬁnd manonios and dreams of me as it was back in the three lit- tie Provinces by tire sea were shar- ed by ‘bout, 300 persons who at- tended the 19th annual banquet m, w.“ sponsored by thb Mari- time Provinces Association of Ed- monton recently’-

ji. was in the Maritime provinces 131st confederation was conceived and from which Canada emerged , gust nation. declared Hon. A-J- Hooks, Minister o! Econtrnic At- (airs, who represented the Alberta ‘oveﬂiméilt at the dinner.

11;, Brown was re-eleetod prm- ident o! the association New vica- pmidems are: CE. Wilson. Nuvl goons; LB. MoCoomb, New Bruns- wg; 5A, O'Brien, Prince Edward island. and Harry Ind". New- foundland. V.J. Dodds W88 lltlmﬂi secretary and Miss L.M. MacNelll, treasurer.

Newfoundland, Canada's soon-to- bq tenth province. was officially brought into the association by an

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acquaintance and you will see that few of them would ever have taken a priza in a beauty show. for while men give lip service to the pretties, they marry the girls who have the good housewife look.

Girls who spend all of their time and money and efforts on dolllng themselves up to attract men make a fats} mistake. In the end it is the home that does it. The fire on the hearthstone, the savory smell of good rocking, the girl who is friendly arfd kindly and jolly and pleasant to ba with, gets the wedding ring. w

DEAR DOROTHY DIX: We have been married about two years and my husband hasn't once told me he loved me. He never gives me any money. never makes me a gift or gives me anything new to think about. lie makes rhs beg for every cent that I get. He also humiliates me be- (ore my friends and relatives. I haven't any parents or anyone I could go to. I have a name less child, who is almost four now. and my husband has not given her his name. I feel that my little girl is the reason he treats me so badly because he knows he has me hog-tied and I cannot get away. I will not give up my baby, no matter what it costs me. What can I do’!

' A DESPERATE WOMAN

ANSWER: You are a young woman with doubtless a long life be- lors you, so you should make some plan for getting out of the desperate strait you are in now and making a happy future for yourself and your child.

Evidently your husband does not want either you or the child. Put your littla girl in some sort of home or asylum for children where she will be wall cared for, and go to work to fit yourself to learn some tnds or occupation by which you can support yourself and your child. In your letter you do°not state where you llve, but in every state and city there are vocational training schools that you can go to to fit yourself to be self-sustaining, and there are societies that you can ap- peai to for help in placing your child. There is no need for you to spend a iifa oi misery because you have made one mls-step in life.

DIAR DOROTHY DIX: I have a husband and two boys, six and two, and I would be completely happy except that my husband is ailer- gie to any kind of work. He likes to play sick and stays home for two or more weeks at a time if he has a alight cold. I take in sewing to support us, and do a lot of jobs that he should do just to save an argu-

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ANSWER: Laziness is a malady for which no one has ever been able to find a cure. The people who are born tired and stay tired all of their lives never change. They always have an alibi in some ..mys- iertous disease, unknown to doctors, which prevents them from being this to do any labor. They always leave that to their wives.

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Mrs. Joseph Roach was a. visit- or to Charlottetown on Saturday. Tho mow plow came through Iona on last Friday- elwins the roads after last Thursday's storm. Hrs. Arthur Connolly under- went an operation on last Tues- day at the Chalottotown Hospi- tal. Bha is expected home this Week. was in n"; 1mm; m; w, mg It ‘was learned with deep regret plaaylul ziallies kclipglhis audience mliedlllzl-ﬁilgiglofmknor; ro mil-m, Huh ' iastaitgm “Quill: ‘manna w” : tal on Monday of last week. She presentation of a. volume of tlu i! "m"! 30m l ﬂﬂﬂliwi hi9. gentlgmgnty “d lmpmqn‘ mum which re ted from a fall on the o! Mai-tin 113N151" mp9s,’ bu“; ica near her own home. Her many tiful-ly bound, pfgggnfgd u, mg friends wish her a very speedy B 1 31 , m. reeovary. wiaﬁlegg, hi‘; Awm,.,'§"--§,,h§i'f,'§ﬁ: Mr. Henry O'Shea, who has been 1 m“ he wrong.» cggnmgntgdjlr‘ employed as field geologist with 3e11, "the “ma; 100g u, m. (of. New Brunswick Oiifields Ltd. eign, 1n tact, Brightly y since September. l9d'l,~leaves this chm M31118, who hm b,“ m. week for Calgary, Alberta. Mr. 0'- img‘. " "" ‘i331? ' xv" °‘ “- 3°13.“ éinffiifddiii "'2'; “Si” ec on, , - - Cricket .5239. at wetsuit: "rig: “ IwiWi-‘i in "W L°'1\1°'R°d' upl" she admonished him. "Don't w‘m' "ea M“ Edm°nt°m and spoil gun";- zihsewhere in Alberta and Saskat- "But I never...." Wm‘ " a t ‘ A telegram was received recently Hi3: m“ wh“ by Mrs. Dorothy Byrne conveying n; know but t. ' the lid news oi the death oi her . ' . mother-in Hastings, England. Mrs. c,;§°l‘,,,jfyf,fyge?°,ﬁ,e°,fﬂ,ffy_.f" Byrns had not seen her mother The Englishman settled back. “I w‘ w" thirty you!’ at‘ which

time she came to this country ac- wonder why you people an may‘ cornpanied by her late husband.

The following half-hour was given over chieﬂy to maidqniy squeals as the gifts from horns were apportioned. each recipient coming forward in response to hes name, read out by Mr. Bell. The manager

Ce things hr", n9 "m! Patrick Byrne, veteramoi World

The girl chuckled. "- w" I- you're so helpless. Besides, we like "Yes, 1 do" she returned defiant. you!’ ' '.

"Hazel no like," he said iorlornly. ‘Of course she does. She's d13- cilliining you a little because you won't drop your sloppy way c: talking." V. “Q11. that! How's a poor blighter 80in’ to overcome his environ- ment?"

"You'll like it better when you work for me. Better money, bet- ter treatment, better’ everything. There won't be any ten o'clock cur- few," he assured her, patting her shoulder benevolently. (To be continued)

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Brothers Committed

iln Murder lihargo

FREDERICTON, Feb. 22—(CP)- The two-day preliminary hearing of Rufus Hamilton, 22, charged with murdering taxi driver NormaniBur- goyne last month, ended this afternoon with his committal for trial.

Both he and his 23-year-old bro- ther, George, committed for trial on the same charge after a separ- atc hearing last week, will be tried at the Supreme Court's May sit- ting in Fredericton.

Cricket looked at him intently. "Are you playing a psi-t. Chris

"Certainly not. I'm bain’ page“- iy natural." . Cricket looked up Hazel. “Why are you treating Chris so mean?" she asked. ~

"He makes m: mad-Ono time he'll be anxious to learn and next time h! Just sits and grins at me.” The deadline was drawing near when Deborah Rapalje tugged at Crochet’; elbow. “Coma out on the porch. Ned's bringing me s puppy. He didn't want to put it on the tree."

The gambler appeared. leading on a. leash that most uncomely and grotesquely appealing of canine kind, a Willoughby pug, "mgmqm. lng Parlor-d’: Town Prtnceling III" he said. "Make your manners, pupy , .- Deb dropped to her kneq5,w1ﬂ1 B “ream v! delight as tho small unwieldy creature sat up. “Oh, Toodlesi" she cried rapturously. Then. “Oh. Nedi" she lifted softly luminous eyes to him.

“Toodies does seem to m mm better." he said.

"LOOK. Deb." said Cricket, "he's fallen in love with you already." The our was wins to lick Deb's nose.

"Why not?" muttered the gam- bler- A quick look Passed between il 1e man and the girl,

"limit 7°" comma in m: a little while, Ned?" coaxed Dcb./

“It can't be for ions. I've got to get back to the joint."

CHAPTER XVIII

With much detail ‘and cogent I-Fsument Judge Em Purvis com. Plled a dossier of eight plausible reasons why Fred Harvey should sell out the Sandrock eating houga and all its appurtenances to 51m at a reasonable price. The answer was a. courteous but unequivocal No. Sterner measures were now in order.

Accidents Mil-n to h with sulpkmi" 1 - t‘! to Eva-Egypto- Perty. Several fires of mysterloua 0118111 bmko out, which might have ' been destructive but for the watch. fulness of the staff. A wholeicon- Biznmen‘ of food arrived by big. Ills car. richly flavored with kcr. osene. Albertin, the chef, was sup. lﬂied with liquor gratis by the‘ M- hembre her. and Sonora Cassidy took his place for three days, When he came back. he accused h" 0f butting "monkey" into ‘m, EPIW. which is a heinous g consisting oi the suﬂeptiﬂous m. troduction of burnt sugar to give a rich. dark-brown tint. I

Sonora called him a. frog-estin’ shoemaker. In the underworld u. "i °1 10114111918. to call a chef a shoemaker is, mysteriously, u”. u; timate insult. Uttering’; shrug 0f flirt’. the outraged Albertin caught "P I ladle and olouted his dots-ac. tor across than‘ Sh, “ma”. neck in a deadly clamp and jun. med his hesddnto the bun-maria palnfullysteaming one an, Manager Bell. Miss Bliss and g ggliiiiwlns of volunteers to quellvﬂgg

y- The chef was immediately fired and Sonora threatened with transfer to R-incon, the Dry‘ m" luau of the Harvey chain. ‘an. would probably have b,“ ' itiere. too, .but‘for her all around ‘ "gflfyggiwlnd ‘popularity. .

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IIAMIFAX, Feb. 2'2 —(CP) —A 28-year-old sea. veteran, her prow thrust into pounding seas, neared Halifax tonight witih a little girl destinodtobstheladyoitltehotlr when aha arrives.

Eight-yealr-old Austria Ievsids and 1.300 other displaced will have had a rough voyage. For moot of it, the 19,597-ton liner Samaria has lucked everything‘ a nottied North Atlantic could throw. _

Ausma. sooooth D. P. to seek op- portunity and ltapplness in the Dominion from fears and priva- tions in Dsrope, will join her fath- er. A farmer, he lives at New Ham- burg, Ont. and has been in Can- sds. for s. year.

With the Latvian girl ace her mother and sister. ‘lfhey were transported to Germany drutrlng t-ha war and after their tiny Bal- tic homeland was freed they re- jected Ruselan domination.

Samariab owners. (kmard Lines. said the old queen would be along- side pier 21 at ii a. m. ASP to- monow - some 60 hours late.

All displaced persons are well- treated but immigration and sar- vice club officials are planning a special welcome for Antsma. In pier-side immigration barracks. a presentation will be made. One official said everyone was trying to get in on the act. There will be speeches, lunches and gifts.

After the brief ceremony, im- migration teams will get down to

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business - screening, document- inz and tho newcomers who include tile first Dutch im- migrant farm workers to Nova Sootia. It will be one of the larg- est groups ever to land here.

Elderly Samaria isn't the only ixavcl-ler on the North Atlantic having a. rough time. Marine nals said the liner mnpres Era-nee and the grain-carrier Doris Ginny both have been delayed. The Empress has not reported her po- sitlon dnce leaving Liverpool a few days ago. The Cluny arrives to- rtigiht. ' Samaria last was reported 180 miles southeast of Halifax driving into the tOeth of near B9340?“ winds.

APPEAL IN MURDER CASE

FREDERICTON, Feb. 22—-(CP)—

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First Woman Dentist Passes Away In Boston

SAINT JOHN. N. 3-. Rb. 22 — (OP) -— Relatives received word today of the death in Boston at Dr. Marie C. Purdie Oturie, form- er resident of Fredericton. Ho!

c’! was the first woman to be grade

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Notice of appeal was filed today b! defence counsel John E. Warner is! the case of Phillip Nash, convicted of murdering Gerald Gaudet. Nash has been sentenced to be hanged

April 6. The jury convicting hins AECOIHIHEHdBd mercy.

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