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‘Niumam 11:1; joined rela- tives in pooling a parting tribute WIWDWttotnememni-yofMrs. W. J- Him-by. widow of Rev. w..i. Kirby. for whom impressive canti at tho residcin held w. daiwztitcr-im-lsw. Mm“ 3.‘. ﬁr? Ki-Fbybogl Hhzlifleld street. and at: Emw . tan ‘Prensa-lot. ~ says we Mom

RQV- J. H. Freestone, minister all We: y Memorial United

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Kirby. mentionin her fine Christian character an sterling principles, her time qualitiesnof mind and heart. and until failing health prevented, her lifetime de- votion to her church as well as her activities in the women's or- ganizations of the church, and in forwarding the cause of temper ance.

The Wesley Memorial Choir under the leadership of Miss Mar- ion Murray was also iwesent and sang the hymns ‘Abide With Me" and "For All the Saints who from Their Labor: Rest",

After the service the cortege proceeded to Elmwood cemetery where interment was made. Rev. Mr. Freestone also conducting the committal rites.

The paihbearers were W. A. Walker. H. O. Arthur, W. A. Mac- Williom. B. A, Keating, and J. A- Matthews.

ivlany beautiful ﬂoral tributes as well as numerous cards of sym- pathy were received indicating the high esteem in which Mrs. Kirby was held.

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A FILM R101‘ ! A lady and two marines occasion

gay romanmis comedy. "Withouti Reservations." Claudette Colbert and John Wayne are starred, and D011 DﬂOTe is featured. Opening at the Prince Edward today.

Miss Colbert plays n. novelist bound for Ho ood to work on

they are booked on ifferent trains, abandons heu- baggage, ket and reservation oti her own train in order to board the Marines’. The train crew think she's no beg. w" than lhe ouaht. to be. and alter a nartictilarly riotous right in the club car all three merri makers are 511st, off o train. H larious rnis.

ﬂlcluities 'and everything ends hap: p Y-

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In Newfoundla

By IPARCY GDONNELL Canadian Prose Staff Writer

ST. JOHN'S Nfid.. Oct. 9 —(C P Advance- e vulnerability of Newfoundiandi economy may prove to be the deciding factor in thl choice of the future form of gov~ ernment for the now commission- controlled island.

Newfoundiandera point to the fact that there are few countries as vulnerable as their 0W1! 1° 8X‘ ternal shocks. The greater iwri of the island's 372.000 poPilllﬂlm lives on the returns from 8X90’!!! of fish products. newsprint and mineral ores.

Estimates of the available male labor force vary, but the i935 census set it at 71.700. O! this figure more than 8&000 were in the fish industry. About 9,000 were in the newsprint industry and about 2.000 in the mining industry. The remainder of tha force was in

agriculture, msnufscturlnl. con- struction and professional and other services.

The island has little m‘ no dom- estic market for the things it can produce in quantity and it has to import practically all tho things it needs. The result is that t volume of imports is usually de- pendent on the returns from ex- ports. ~

Import Tariffs

The Government depends on tar- iffs on imports for most of its revenue. Last year, for instance, of the Government's revenue of 93000.00!) more than 317.000.4100

he urd

m: CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

A rtant --d Economy,

need for other miports, which since the outbreak of war mainly have

come from Canada and which rlncl l have been paid for by 9 P12

returns om exports

The uncertainty as to the value of the island's resources and the uncertainty as to the future of world trade, over which he has practically no control. makes any- thing but easy the Newfoundland- eHs decision as to the but typo of future government.

Fish Prices lip in United Status

wassmvamn. o... 1- (av)- Tho Office of Price Administra- tion today listed price increases in a variety of items ruling‘ m!" Douglas fir doors to sea Orrin] “,4 “WIVES, An alewife is kin- foik to a herrin .

O.P.A. author d a four cents a can increase, affective next Bat- , for Atlantic sea herring and alaw vas. The price. rise. O-PA- sai will lpplY at the consumer love to the first shipments to retailers at the new rates.

The agency also posted a price boost from two to four cents a pound in retail ceilings for salt codflh and salt haddock. liake, cull: and t. “ ‘. WW9! 9°"! fish imported from Ouiada and Newfoundland. The new ceilings

came from tariffs.

When the markets for almost a1l_ products slumped throughout the world during the great de ression im orts into Newfoundlan drop- ped accordingly and consequently caught i-n the downward swing was the Government's revenue.

The island's economy went into the tailspin which led to the losl of responsible government and to the eppoiritmerit by the ‘United Kingdom in 193i of a Commission of Government.

A wartime bacon has Pitt the island's finances back in order and the United Iflligdom has given the people the opportunity to de- cide through an elected 45-man convention what form of govern- ment they want for the future.

Members of the Convention now are tackling the problem but many of them admit the decision will not be an easy one. About half of them are undecided as to tho best; future form of goverrr merit. The remaining half is divided into factions which favor continu- ance. of commission government, confederation with Canada or a re- turn to responsible gorVernm-ynl, Some of the members believe that as long as the existing system of taxation is continued a responsible government might find. itself in financial hot water the minute the export markets began to fail,

_A 18186 portion of the island's fish products now are going to U. N. R. R. A. and men in the in- dustry hope that when these ord- en cease they will be able to take their former places in the Eur- 9 - uth Amerl .. n cg"? can mark.

Fish Trade with u. s.

Under‘ Commission Government the development of a fresh fish trade with the United States has gained some impetus

and may sraduaiiy be expanded. Newsprint output at Corner-

brook and at Grand liialls is going to the United Kingdom ma [he United States. Iron ore {mm p511 Isl-and is mainly going go m; Dominion Steel and Coal Corpor- ations plant at Sydney. N. s, zinc

will reflect increases granted pro- cessors to offset higher costs re- 'sulting mainly from revision of the Canadian exchange rate, 0. P. ‘A., added.

On the building materials front. O.P~A.. (l) boosted prices on doors made from Douglas fir by 4.5 per

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resellers allowed customarly percentage imrkups. and (2) a- lowed a 3.9 per cent incncasa on prices of miilwork from inc stock to reﬂect increased fre ght rates and prices of western pins shop lumber.

Prisoners To Assist

,, With Potato llsrvut

CHESTER. Gieahire. Bigland. Oct. a —-iOP Cable) -'me Brit- ish army's westam command an- nounced tonight that 000 German of wertwill assist with

Shrewsbiuy. Salon. the northern comma d. mainly in Lincolnehlre.

Farmers will pw the usual trade union rates oi’ wages and oriaon~ crs wig receive alX shillings ($1.20) a wee .

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idokoeman of Charlottetown re- ggliléltrvlsited relatives in Burnt

t fidusmlss who have not: sat rwort catdiea so far this ace.- sou are .

bu sc- cwtad a position in the firm of t 0f Montague. Bcudrsauit. Mann who rooentiv t a

the Dgzrtment of Veteran’ A!- fairs. is now ensoloyed as a Oar-

tor in the now c0tllllf emorial Hospital in taaue. Mil mas . dallbtor of 1k. and Mrs. Prelim loft

watts for Halifax. when in be casplo

OOWIOY STAB 1N’ EXCITING WESTERN

Johnny Mack Brown favorite of many wostcm fans. will be seen to- night at the Empire Thai-m in his

latest Monogram a western. “Shadows On . Featured with Boom in e or a1 screen-

play by Jess Bowers is the a: oowbov comedian. Raymond atton.

Available, but still in limited quantities

Jon Bryant. in the leading fem- inine role, is seen for the first time in an outdoor film. Otihona in the

ing ast include Jack Per- Marahail Reed. Adamm. Terry

ed PTO“. Pierce Lydon. Cactus Mack and Roy Butler. _

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L mbeirt Hill di ec-t d the was the ntusical director. an Weoilﬂn film, with? wear mixirvued James S. ‘Brown was nhotosrnuli . Edwald Kay

by Qhuiq, ,1, 31g. on the scenic outdoor pmdbittliﬂi‘

-and lead from Buchans is rrnci- Pllly disposed off in the nitad States,

I While much of the island has‘ been unsurveyed. there has been ino definite indication given that‘ there are either in Newfoundland 0r in Labrador, contiguous to Que- ' ,be_c, resources which could mut- ,‘c,rrlis;lly affect the country's econ-

Iron ore is known to exit i [the Labrador, but developmexlsz c’; ' the resource would depend on find.

ing s. market for it. The Dominion

Steel and Coal Corporation cannot

use the capacity output from Bell

151E116‘ Brtﬂin find: its cheaper to use Spanish ore and the steel mills in Central Canada find it

more economical to use or; (mm

the head of the Lakes.

Gemini’ was one of the larger customers for Bell Island ore prior ito the war. but on the basis of [purchases then it is doubtful that she could use the surplus from Bell Island and any‘ output from Lab- radar.

Th"! llibean to be some doubt that the island's forest resources 00uld su ort another newsprint iﬂdilllfy. e two existing mills have been granted the butter part of the forest resources. Labrador- forest resources, however are to a great extent untouched.

Cool Deposit:

_ Coal deposits ore known to exist on tho west coast of the island. but a survey has shown that they are so fractured that it, would be unecomonical to develop them. A certain amount of fluorspar and limestone is being produceqi Asricuiture on the island has not yet been developed to the point. where it can suwiy domestic de-

sections is considered The commission of gowrnmnst, however, is gradually extending its land surveys and it hopes to establish some of the islanders on land’ capable of providing a liveli-

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The overnment also is encour- aging fshermen. miners and others

infertile.

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