wk it

it the

Qbffioe, ictor Ooyls’: Drus-

_ orid the

Putin meeting till‘ plutforfrr

Ind policy pf the Ubelnl D0117 ll

by Honk m. Les will be hroadchst by Radio‘ Station CFYIT‘ between the hours of ‘nine and ten o. . . ~ .

Other speekers will also address the meeting. e o .

.Hon. Mr. Lea lnvliessupmrters of thsplirorgi party to vieéLwim him ondtlie above . thc horrrd Room of the City‘ Hail, whore an opportunity wilhbe. given ‘.0 fully rind freely discuss movin- lous planks of the Libernlplatfprm- beforojt is finally grdopted." ' . brilel-r-r-zi

IN QUE T

..__ lC°.“_"‘?P?d. 1,"°“‘..?‘?@° l‘ .

when tliry uiallccd over to it they law it was a maii dead. The wit- ness did not touch the man, but rushed into the house and told Dolph Doiroii. Doiron then notified the police. The witness testified- thut he did not know the man and could not remember of having seen him before. He hos boarded rrt the Walker Hotel all winter, and worked as stable man for the lust few days. The body was lying lace down with the face in the ice. It was riesr the wall and clear of the arch over the gaiigway. The witness was not present when the-body was lifted up. He went to bed early the night he- fore and did not hear any no during the night. ._ Cecil Malone. New Wiitshire, (sworn) testified to going _out_ with Bheehnn about 6.30 to feed the horses and corroborated Sheehans evidence regarding the" finding of the body in the gongwriy. The wit- ness described thenposition’ of the body. It was in the gangwcy to- wards the yard and was lyingface downward. He did not touch the body. . . The witness C0llld_‘ not state whether or not the deceased had a. top coat on. He figured he was dead, because his face was in the iceufilood seemed to have looked down’ ‘underneath him. The ice was

stated that he did not hiow the 111511.118 went to bod about 10p. m, the night before and did not heir my poise before or after. »

Gmoe Smith, (sworn), proprletressv *

ti’. a‘ .. .. in dining 9.111! Hie tcokhim by theurinand said,‘ "Anthmy, go to bod)‘. and took hlnrby the arm through the dlnlnfl room‘ door which she closed. "The witness said that was the last time. ~.

qmrreling. Thero was no one“!!! the dining room with him. I ooulrlrrt say whetxhg he wan; nip.

The deceased mo»... enback room" or: the first floor. . The roux

ofthedirrlngmonnwhidillflsicis.

ldlucett to his window. The bod In the deceased! room had not been llfialnln. The pillow was st the foot of bed. The window in his room was-up as far as it would 10,8!!! the curtains and pole were led 01th, window. The roof of both hotel-e . . did not notice footprints in the new snow on the roof. The deceased worked with McDonald 8r. Rowe and paid his board regularly. He was o unfit; boy and ‘ntgt quarigeelstntrame. ‘ ugos Sin . on , , sworn. fiestifhd that Gsllouthld‘. k uolg.

about ‘(.30 p. m. without an l - -

liquozimd had returned at about 10 p. pparently somewhat under eh ence of liquor. The witness was the kitchen ofi the dining room. ‘rm. his mother told orriirrut to g bod. He saw him coins i! of! tlio-lstrr-ot about 10.30 p. m. in worsdi condition than when Mrs. Bmi -.told him to go to bed. Wit- noes d to take him upstairs, but he iflistcd and together with Mr.

j n‘; ‘unfit; Kill!!! on elle==uv4kr=lkt~z~ Iiltionll A - l L ‘ Homllnlharpuuthstoccsoivrupoiuicdoutthalihepropolsdro-

date ht 3 pJfl. in’

ll continuum. ‘The wifsiessy

Iediler y Of

Repatliétes

*=He_ A-dvocqted ‘In I933

Opposition Own Policy

ducflml npliod to 1H officials who

idea of lull what that amounts to.

a incense of venue,

friend's ldniiiiistrutlon, is

sion of the hrovinoe." Mr. Sharp also pointed out, in

= DID N0!‘ THEN DENY that the teruchers, but laid he did not think

, Hun. Mr. Sharp: "336 lerwhe s."

lees than that amount."

for ’ teachers. “It h only with

r vrr

‘fhefgravo ds-ngvsr in

them, and for which they have alrc hove not been paid fer the inst your, your‘. and this condition may apply

autlfrlld that" the Iflllwtionof acted upon-giver. though i: is. as 1 m“! mimosa-hrs of . slow ummrrou."

r

a uur nip nor THEN con

eelleoguur out of flre hols." _ LIT US SEE WHO l8 “IN THE 11nd‘: dllsmenf. on Tllflflly night,

oxlctly native

‘llffnlflrolilllii dilfllflflfll," VenPs stntenrent ofthe l‘

_ win/introduced. Bore if. u’, verbatim 1r Mr. Lea thinks he can laugh it preotrly been drinking. He was not -_

pl; ‘perhaps the school teachers will

time find flrfl he really did ‘apply to teicheru. I rec

sails-lee of the teachers. I osrnnot u.

lender of the Opposition.

.l\ll'd1 the Opposition leader meant solution. We realise now, of course,

'3.

understand thlt vrlfhoutgllre ‘clear e

THAT SOIUI‘, THAT HE IS SPEAK

GOOSE-EGG!"

(Continued lrom P880 l)

Tumour! govsrumurt sluiolsll lllremcdy, moving it as u smsndmeut >l0lkflbnflllflhflllllfilfllllfi

HON. MI. SHARPS STATEMENI.‘

over throughout the Province. “I an golug to glve you." he sold, “some ‘

5411.000; s9 drawing from $1,000 to szmo; (inclusive of Prince of Wlles College Profonors), and 1a drawing over $2,000. 1t would mom " _ iohlsownscaleoi‘ iaxatimofgis, That docs rrotlnolude the country school 1mm morn-n of Lire um clan who would be rrrooroa u our rcalc ivsruto go into onset, uruitiroro pro r1 school Innchers in Summcrlide 5 sud Charlottetown who are over the $1,000 and under the $1.000 rnlrk,

~ilr|l G... rnrneut, both in the departments and in the leaching profes-

- school teachers affected would be the daughters of poor farmers, whose interests Mr. Les professed to hove at heart.

daughters EARNING OVER. $500 AT SCHOOL TEAClllNG." Mr. Lea: "How many of them are getting over $500?" Hui. Mr. Slurp: "ALL 0F THEM. There are 291 others getting

MK. MACPHEITS STATEMENT

Another speaker on that occasion was Hon. Mr. MacPhee, who slid tint o large part of the ilcui in the estimates relating to

any material reduction in salaries could be made. When onnslde polsiile reduction in teachers‘ salaries we msut consider that the lurch- en are paid from two sources. They receive a supplement from tho school districts, and they are paid from the treasury of the Province.

Ia‘ that there will be a reduction two ways." He knew orv a number of instances in which the teachers are not receiving the salaries voted

tnntsfinnncls-l ‘cumstanoeuofzhecountrpho knewof‘ “We must take that into oonlidzratlon in cousldc __, tho esfluntce. l ' THEY WOULD BE TAKING A TWO- LIA! VOLTE FACE

BEQITION. Yet novnwlth an elcctim in the offing, hr: has the brawn _ to it, urdeven to profess admiration for Mr. qllhrilflioofsflugsnulty” in concoctlng

i0 findso amusing, and which was given merely from mem-

"l flrlnklnry hon. Mend, (Mr. bee.) has not a perfectly clear recollec- flon of the scope of his amendment and the argument which he himself used to support it. If he looks over the files covering the debate of that

attention of the committee the fact that the teachers throughout the siountry already suffered o reduction in salary owing to the fact that their supplements had been materially reduced, and that the leader of the (lpposltion did not tlke the stand he now takes. He certainly loft that his amendment should be applicable to the total

but. that was the purport of his motion. I our hardly blame the member from Charlottetown (Mr. Stewsrt) for making that statement that my hon. friend pledged his party, because

was“ too much to eIpoot that the member from Charlottetown should

ltldcflrf the Opposition tmrlght. WE ARE ACCUSTOMED TO BE- LIEVE, WHEN THE LEADER OF A PARTY MAKES _A MOTION OF

LEADER 0F TEE OPPOSITION HAS MADE 1'!‘ CLEAR ONITHAT OCCASION THAT THAT WAS NU!‘ THE CASE." 0r as Premier MseMilisn would say: “JUST ANOTHER. LIBERAL

are drawing from $500 to $1,000 and

‘fliers an: 102 drawing between $500

TIIHBIIQ

‘ “scum the whole cost ofloklng care of the increased debt, made during

to be paldby the civil servants 01

the 1933 debate, that many 0| the

The Opposition leader reduction would spill! lo country there were many farmers “who and

'88 regard t0 that item," he slid, “Milt all!

u“, r- in. u. r

udy worked. Owing to the unfor- herl who and in some cases for the lsef. two even in a. greater extant this your.

the lender of the Opposition wore know, in good fnlth—if. would be a

TEST THE TRUTH OI‘ THIS AB-

euch an excuse In order “to pull his

IIOLE." It happens that Mr. Mm:- whlle Mr. Lea and our contempor-

in accord with the Attorney Gon- attitude when the Lea anrmdinmt

not find it so amusing:

intend that his amendment should ollect the debate and l drew to the

y what idea was in the mind of the And

something when he moved his re‘- that he meant nothing at nil. But

xplssistiom that has come from the

ING FOR lllS PARTY. BUT THE

more...)

n W

off-the awnings this Gmuuuresrt of lotus $4.000

E

many over tin severe winter sca- son. 3.Ann¢xloflle0|tyIIllLThiS work was done about the some time. and s splendid building was erect- ed. the fodersl and provincial gov- ernment contributing to provide additional acoommodut’ for the 01W H831 Still’. to provide a public comfortable

magnificent building, modern style, and providing boys and girls of this province with the means of acquiring an educa- tion equal to any that can be given them elsewhere.

5. lmwwunent to the (liar-lotte- town Driving Pllk and Pruvhichl khlbltion. ‘Iihis improvement, Mr. Stewart wlained. was made e little over s. your ego. The work was a purely Federal undertaking, obtained by Messrs. Myers and Mc- Lure in co-operltlou with Premier Macmllan for the sole benefit of the labouring men of Charlotte- tnwnandRoyeItMAsuminthe vicinity of $35900 was -~expended, and every dollar went into the

to lllt minim: bstwebn "l! Elhws ‘and the Ir- Derlnxontl-l Station bore plies and piles of blivkenulsbhslt as taken My It I colt

u. need or worbindlvvhlahltided‘

' ness for her subsistence. it is my

votive members are taking labouring men. The civic under-th- ings use showed the been interest. which the Olty Ooiurcil is tubing‘ in relievinl imsrwlwmont- “We some now." hs laid, “to the introduction of 01d Ase Pensions by this Government. This was something left on the statute boob by the Iriberal administration for V to impbment. There- wel also the payment. of teachers pensions under the Super- annuation Ad; which this Govern- ment bod to meet.

The number from Rustloo (Hr. LePage) had cited some figures from the Public Accounts and mule the" statement that some firms in the city were "living of! the Gov eminent." He hodmentimod m. this connection the Stewart Bak- . pry, ‘J1 on; 50111! to take up the r time of the House with this mat- ter‘ because it is not public business , stroll," said Mrgjirewsrt. ‘but it

is hardly right to let it go unen- swered. I wonder just what ids purpose was in brinzlng-thls met- "or up. Was it to stiirfsomethlng that might prejudice your humble servant and my friend on left (Mr. Bethune) in the cyu of the elec- tors of our districts? I think per- haps it was that more than any concern for the interests of the Province. I may sly that tho os- tablishnmnt referred to is nflt my bakery; I do not own it. but as my mother depends on that buli-

duty {to give it certain supervision. 'I‘he bakery is equipped in a mod- em way, to give scrviw, and I do notthinklowetlilslioiueany srpology if the Government pur- chases its breed requhuinents for Falconwood from this establish- merit. The firm of Moor-sand Mac- Ieod wae also mentioned. by the Rustico member. I have no apol- ogy for any dealings the Govern- ment may hove had with this firm. They received value for every dol- lar expended, ms if you go back over a. period of forty years you will see that every your some pur- chases were made by the Govern- ment of the day from Moore and

o! the large number of people who at the

oi‘ the working men with the exception of what was spent in the purchase of picks and shovels. The member from Rustico (Mr. Le- Page) had seen fit" to ‘criticise this

Manhood". Continuing. Mr. Stewart referred to the trip the Hon. member from

ronto to purchase supplies for l work- and stew 011i it Wes only former Liberal oowrumorrtrt con- e waste of money. "I just wonder- awn-bu expense “d ‘hm u‘, ed." sI-ld Mr- Stewart. "hvw many-goods arrived they were fovmd to be unsatlsfbotnry and some could not be used.

BENNETT GOVT. ACHEVD- ‘ii/ENTB

1 virlrs the aitiaens whoéige g in vicinityof eswsmp » M stqwy-tm v1 “M”. wEs filled "in by this clay, will iy {fie achilevenuzrxixtsmofewthe nui- thmk 0! W 01' 1W" mull’ °1 “'3 nett Government, stressing partic-

Rrustico made to Montreal and To- “any

roam orsaflom with

h, » ‘filftflltlfiflov- '" cvrluu)

“meant rteramd. RIM -'

o. the c221: of Britain's sour- Gordian’: spool-u wire) ndnedahteulpttphmgheqm“ IoNDOlLAurll l--Bootllr1d qwg-gunmohocontinent. Ysrdtodlytookllund inthe

i~.._

Administration N ot Expected To Last

EIQINIIBXICMGIIMIQWIIOIHQ. indlootionsitwoiridnctllstloug- orthmuodlye.

A ltstement issued by Jose mrieGilnobles, leader-of the powerftilnightistcollltiomwhioh

indignationthst

isle had been omitted from tire cabinet lineup. wsstehsn gerani-

1y to mean the ‘coalition vmild' wreck the government as soon‘ ls the 80-day parliamentary suspen-

sion ends.

"they decided to get along with- Ollt Us," Gil Robles laid, "but they can only inst while Psrlisnsent is

The new cabinet, replacing that heeded by lei-roux which resigned last week after extending clemency . to 21 doomed rebels. was drown from the ranks of Lorrclrfs own inrtv.

DctermineJJ A Peace Problem a csriron-rnr-srrm

1 mo wwlu. morass TBAVEUOGUE

Lo _ ' l 1),“? m“ “my m. m rrmsr. y ' ~—— i tmrrsr,'":.*....“' (A. r. By Golrdisu’: spougor Wire) i- ‘ '° 1°“ h ormnammsrnoi-rorm rumors-Pm!” u‘ ,$’~fi§ $'°.i'v'$'.'1¢'r3

i!

Y" Mil Ill Ylilll Iii! Jill‘ ‘l. Tlllilll Vii-ll.

. ~ud l: @312... r5333‘ '"°r

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ni- square-um

LYLE TALBOT MARY. ASTOR

noscor tubal durum eons _I

(By Herold P. Bremen)

(OWJIIJhtIIUbyTMAIlcciIMI

ha) _ i CASESHEARD IDNDOBLAprIM-Greatnrikin ' willlowfitrwodewviilwdtofly Tirlboardofroviswundsrtbe allinhsrpawertowolduflllfifillormereweditnrlllfiment Act

had their first sitting in Bummer- side yesterday when seven! cues were bolrd 8nd evidence token. on the board were Hon. A.

M}. Charles M. Williams, mars- sentetive o! creditors. Mr. Edward B. Mac-TAN“. chive of debtors. Mir, James B. Johnston,

notions into one far- urity uetem, high sources A ‘apon-Biuopesn" scheme with "a" ‘a . qpinst grosslm will bowie Brit lsh goal, was stated. and Britain i; may to ploy the decisive role the Ita-lo-Prenoh-Briflsh elm woeoto

sec- slid to-

ll. W. Manson. official receiver f Maui-v vwwllll Prince Ooimty. s. w

Pr... Death f o. ~ Young Widow

the irwreesions Ibreim 59°19"?! Sir John Simon gathered .

_______..__ worn.» INCREASE Lirmmrrv wvol or srnrowmrus

Wed Mm dwtflwilm W 11"- also the fact that since the Ben-

7- N" W58 ‘l Fu°°""°°d ""7 nett Government took office, In ' "New"! M "u Wfimm- “w? unfavorable balance of trade of buildings. Mr. Stewart pointed out. 31005300900 h“ been chum“ w ‘ a" i! "ed" 9° “l9 Nvfimmmt ""1 favorable trade balance of 8150.000.- are a. source 0f great comfort and ‘W; mvenieflce to the lnmew- m. Bennett had promised Old

3- WNW"!!! 0| Mlrllle Win14. Age Pensions, and he had increased chlrhiiewwfl- 0n ""8 Wk- MT- the Federal contribution from so Stewart said, about $35,000 was ex- go 15 p“ “m; M a “my; ‘hm P9115“ b’! ti! mmlmm G°v°"" money was scarce. Them was no merit. "You will recall," he said. quay/km, Mn Bwwm “h; bu; ' that during the regime of the Kim; flint when conditions improved this Gwemment M Ottawa the? el- federal contribution would be still lowed thst whet! l» so to "ti" further increased, relimring the ruin- It WM Mt We 1m‘ res-swam» provinces to s still greater extent 0r We“ i» 1mm“ it» W! 0f m meeting their old m pensions the wharf. nrq-ummengg

9- hvh: of North Riv" RM!- Other achievements of the Ben- I-"fl {Mg lfldllll W "W Pmflmm nett Government during tlieyearuof Ssnu "u... These sections of road, “npreceggnwd world depression. were over which there i5 heavy traffic. @150 cued by M; stewan’ a‘ (o1. were formerly in bed condition, Mr. 1W3;

registrerofbolrdofreview,Mi-._

who been visiting at the home of

hu M? daughter, Mrs. J. Oar-r, Hensley 8t, and her sistew, Mrs. P. J. IMricDon- Bld and other relltives. left yemr- day for her home in Iirsncis, Beeb- atchewan.

Bill ‘Eriscussedl I A .T o" L im i t _ Press Rights‘

-._4-___

Mrs. Anna Kneebono,

(C. P. By Gulfllillfl Specie! Wk‘ EDMONTON, April 3.-

iudicisl proceedings and to amend Alberta's Irlboi raid. Slander t“ new measures vs been used

for loss of life and property 9-9 “f; wrmm to "Wilfred." believed her

. husband. who died md over-expansion —

q; ouo-Tbeytoldoftbeyormgwlr-i. 2131f? eoognize the approaching owl decision to loin him in death dgnger led ‘hi! D6113’ 1M0 ti”

Volley of Humiliation and the coimh‘! info tho depths tion sud depression, or will it b0 Mr. Bennett who is st present slow- mcovering from serious illness brought on over work and lul- iety on bong of this Dominion;- "mo mm who has guided this coun- try for the pest four more and brought it safely #1110081! m9 gnu-test financial crisis in the wo'rld’s history. (Applause). "The people oi’ this Province."

Commission Expenses

(02. By Guardian's flinch! Win) OHAWA. April l-Tbe sum d 813,610.98 was paid by the Domin- ion Government for logsi services spenlelln connection with re- presentation of til: Dominion be- fore the White commission which continues Mr. Stews-rt. “will hi" considered revision of financial u- sn vnltv 0i "WNW: before . _ ants between the IFederoJ mother we" M "who will conduct authorities and the nor-retire Poo- ths aiifllre of this Province. Will ll “m”, a; 3mg “mm- Wyn“,

mfiwl-Yt 914111531454- T°dflll “Y” 15 Conversion losn of $l,100,000,000. s. splendid. smooth. asphalt road. gffggflng a sum; go gm Qlxpgygfg

curios to Government House. An- $175,000,000 for relief, other notable improvement concrete war-ks, assistance 1,0 pmvgnws Pillow at W! when“ W flvvem- municipalities, trans-Canada. high- ment House and greatly improved w“ and "neg campg. appearance oi Government House pendmn-es 109k “m and surroundings.

merit in front of the Provincial simgciwwgrg Building, replacing. gravel placed

1°- Oilllilfe" lIi-Vement from Arm- in interest charges of 814.600.0018. m], Public erumeut, Ind Marketing Act. o ports test openly

Th9" 91' use the 1 d “mo! 309m defray the liabilities of Iced hi‘! G BIB M 11- (Where's Hid mire" rm- lsfigoo l: zifonarfglrzirt urggscoz Bo- 33M...

Preservation of the credit of tho m‘ them under Liberal administration, Gqygmmeng, 1h, pnvmm ‘M m; h u‘

EOQGKIQQROIQIQ Olllveltlrnlnd $3“ “flip. ‘ggqggga wdgy u; lib follower-l. who hove no policy. m; flppgy gouge, oar-ping criticism of the Gov- 0g Mqmygay, was u» mourns rum. ti: paid mm for services and 01.1w forexpensslwhlis R8. Rulloi Bhorbrooke. ed $5.283 for ur- vaetl and. 01.21’! for expenses, lon- o .

ltid. Eon. J. . Sinclair (Lib. Prince ldwerd Islmd) might the infor-

iMlAPLES Hill

ltsiclttntlboywouldlffnpower credIteff-lrehvvluselo

whlshislu nu! doitouibp sothltthepublloweulrlhsow about Mellon plrtyfllllgol the nlsrleloftbeieocbers in the omahrd

it

whom who were liven emolov- "ulurly the importance of the Im- vous with her dud husband st h meht on that Joowlil arm $0} portal conference st Ottawa 4n __* Bushman-favorite seaside nus-t of 0n, “flu, o; m, n", 2:51:11“? of the hon. mem r. imhwmm mung; i: prghitfiflflfll GT0“; A9,.“ kw“; honuymoofi u ‘Mm i. m“ m Wm“ m. mmummmnuua ' Mei"- ~' "r p" "c" 553<1§‘w”§“3$?“33155§ 3d n» fir..." “m: ti‘: ".‘§Zi.'.f’.'.'.°’.$3 mm?‘ w» w ===1=r=r~“°'“’- - mortar “Sriifidtlfi gang": 11:“ 21B" ‘fix other Empire countries! l-le‘ in- mum,‘ 9mm,“ “m... . Q05’. do 113cc hotel two weeks ego. '1‘o- “m, pubuumltog 0th,;- ma; m; s “at: “m, "P gum s; “l; Slflnwd "10 " 0* B - i “ today for (him: vns found live-rising m" iudgeincmarks ltrr disposing o! such oonvvood building's would have been §.,“.‘,‘f§ym'§nd'“l¥,§§’ fifigfimmm- Dumas of a measure tat would g“ MthwI-Ylmb over 1*“ “Normand ‘ ‘ comment ' s - m 1i billty f pownm - w d oe - . ‘WNW ° ‘ ° Police found s series o! letters Hmrmuon qr bluphemnug