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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. - Th; ‘Trustees of the Protestant Orphan- age acknowledge with thanks re- ceipt oi 810 from South Bedcque Women's Institute per Mrs. W. T, Bowness also $100 for the Endow- ment Fund from the estate oi the late John D. Goes, Bllllillltlffiidu, per the executors.

WEDDING BELLS-A very pret- ty wedding was solemnized at the Presbyterian parsonage, Charlotte. town, on Wednesday. Dec. 16th, at 4 o'clock when Mrs. Mary Buch- anan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McLeod, Sprlngton, was united in marriage to Mr. Percy McIntyre, North River. The cere-

to the home of the bride's sister. Mrs. Reagh Cales, Milton, where a. reception was held for the immed- iate relations of tho contracting parties. A large crowd of happy

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Parish, had the misfortune oi fail- ing and breaking his right wrist at St. Louis on Saturday evening. He was brought to Tlgnish where his injury was attended to by Dr.

'to information cabled today in the

' persons and were placed on farms

Repatriation 0f French Canadians

QUEBEC. Que, Jan. 23—(By The Canadian Prom-Repatriation oi French Canadians from the United Siates to the province o! Quebec

11a loco totalled s41 families. and,

cast the Dominion and Provincial‘ Governments $187,962.77, aocording|

Quebec Legislature. These families numbered 1.708

in the following counties: 35 in Drummzmd. 25 in Arthabaska, 18 in Bagot, 22 in Megantic, 2 in Reh- clieu and 3 in Yamaska.

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Premier R. B. Bennett. Mr. Mos- ley's vsit to the Prime Minister was to present an address from the Lord Mayor of Nottingham to Mr. Bennett, aswell as gifts of

Trinity United lihurch

MONDAY 3.30—Intermedlate C. G. 1. T.. "egular meeting-Social Hall.

'l.00—'l‘rail Rangers, rewfr meet- iug-Social Hall.

‘LSD-Willing Circle 0f Kings

Daughters, regular monthly meet- ing-Ladies Parlor.

To Urge Equality

of Fisheries With Farm Industry

organization, and Bruce Burke. vice. president, were chosen to intervcw Hon. E. N. Rhodes. Milalstcr of Fish- eries, and put before him several resolutions.

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~ ggriplransmiesiozndif- mony wts performed by Rev. - - . ,,,',“,,',",.'.i,..a..boa.o,r.ao.whaol- 1400mm“, “we, 9,8,0, o, s, card of w. Patrick moxohua which 0f TOIIPISi) Truffle HALIFAX. N. s.. Jan. 23—(By t mgalechuuifizmvsgxztizgg James Presbyterian Church. The 5139917“! lll Solillrdoyli Wile. the ‘ —-—— The Canadian Pressl—To denlandl‘ ,nns-"_'I Atthesmrtofyou! pride logked wnseme 1n a dress name should read P. F. McKenna , OTTAWA, 01115,, Jan, 23--(By The “m; fisheries be ‘put on a 500cm; ‘ ‘ llllgugfihrzuplcw Iubfluuon l. o, brown Sam, with accessor,“ m and not P. S. McKenna as pre- lCanadlan Pressll-An inter-exchange even with agriculture, representa- CHURQH SERVICES lReol-gglnization w" ‘Fimmq-he "m" h, mug. mwyh she wore a m; w“ the viously published. oi tourist traifo between Canada tlves of the United Maritime Flsh- ‘ . _, u. melo'*""""'"“d'i“ “Th! lzll/IHI/I/IUW iasv Starimlf t. gilt of the groom. Following the and tho Brill-oh Isles is bolus sought crmen will leave today ior Ottawa» ST- PEPEWS QYYllEDR-ll- l Bgauharnols Scheme i‘ » 441cc». certain damage. . '00"; Protection 1/1 marriage the happy couple drove PAIN-FIJI’ INJURY-lull- Pai‘ by D- H- M95191’ 01 Ncvttingllflnl. At a two day conference, Alfred Y “VA O t J v B Th A if‘: . rick Walsh, Pastor of Palmer Road Eng. who discussed the matter with Hanlon of Canso, President of the, Yoslord y was Sflpillhgcsima Sun-, OI 1'” ' n ' 3* 23*‘ y ' ’

l\Illl‘l“‘"‘:'nlcrclyuddedtoregu- . chanwmes assembled to do honor - > unizzrlon oi the drectorate was 1a.-iubrivumsnitestablishment! PYR0lLmll1§mi“°'"°""°‘ t” m‘! "WIY wedded 00111110 Wishing Johnson. Yesterday it was report- Nottingham Lace. Foremost among the resolutions Creation. The Rm; canon blulonc l‘; qwlétox‘ definite‘ y‘ dccfied upon y-pcillflii)’ renews onnbllwenr- ducee noise Ind vibration, them much happlness m, the fut. ed that Father Walsh was resting The steamship companies are is one calling for a new division at the 11 o'clock Eucharist preach-i 1 ‘ ' _ ‘ _‘5 l‘ 1

insn""‘"""“'°”"".‘°". '°'"°'“' l"°'°"'°' P°"°'"°°" fin!“ we am, when, g M1,, evening comfortably. running excursions out o: British o! the Federal Department iOr the ed a splendid and instructive ser- »,“““ ’°Y’*°*°‘“““°s °t i" D°“‘“' , '°“l"""." "'U""b"°'"'"‘_fi“" m” M?" ‘m’ “"4"” ".5 enjoyed —_ ports to Gibraltar and other palms Drirrrary purpose of establishing a mon from the words of the first i w“ Gl"°"“"‘°“i “mfmed “ml m‘ ace which becomes virln y B Saves 10 times it cost! r ' _ , . _ v icrcxrd mrtics and announce- {Iutof the ma“, “mm U“ d do ‘db In" g COAST-TO-COAST SEBVICE- at velyy low rates to keep their system of co-diieratlve market ng verso of Gcncss. 1t 1S bvolill,» of‘ d 1h k 1d

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residence 35 Villa Street. Service at the house was held at 1.30 by Rev. Dr. E. 1-1. Ramsay and Rev. C. N. Brown who also conducted

Saturday afternoon from his late-

erd Time. The opening ceremony will consist o! a hook-up connect- ing all the provinces in Canada, over which an inaugural address

Masonic Grand Lodge of which tho deceased was a. Past Grand Mas- ter. The pail bearers were: Judge Duffy, Messrs B. W. LePage, M. L. A.. D. Ways, JamesTalt, 1-1. Howatt, and E. T. Higgs. Masonic service was condu~ted by Senator John E. Sinclair, Grand Master oi the Grand Lodge while the Oddiellows service was conducted by Hubert Johnston, Noble Grand and Frank

, two-minute addresses from the dif- ' ferent Lieutenant-Govemore be- ‘ginning with the Lieutenant-Gov- vernor of Nova Scotia followed by ‘ the Lieutenant-Governor oi Prince Edward Island and the other Ilieutenant-Govemors in clue order . across Canada. The local ceremony will take place in the new telephone building, Comer Queen and Fitzroy

marketing and other phases of the!

fishing industry. 2-—Marketing agents

centres to represent the

British tourist agencies, 1.; urging on the companies that this summer these excursions g0 to Montreal and return. He is confident that with

in ioregn interests

the markets, etc.

4-—A competent stall’ oi field men, to carry on educational work in‘ production and marketing oi fish-‘ erles. "

Prcsdent Hanlon has been auth- orized to tell the Federal au-‘Jiror- ities that the fishermen are re- questing no more than already has been done for agriculture.

pex-‘al Conference scheduled to meet here. He 1's also taking up the 'mat‘.er with the railways in the iwpe of gel/tin! their cooperation.

Standard Of Living Must Be Raised In Russia

taln of the creation beyond tho words of thctcxt “In the beginning

God created the hozlvcn and‘ til", earth." Al Evcnsorlg Canon Malone preached a splz-ndid sermon on S um ,

yet truc." Hymn N), 197 was sung ‘ and at the close of the service a‘

procession took place in honor of the festival 0i‘ Saul: Poul. Both services were w'~l.l aivnclcd. During this wrcl" til.- ‘ommemoraiions are directed by the Pr"yer Book. Today tho Con- version of St. Paul, 'I‘uosday' Poly- carp. Bishop of Snlyrna, lvlnrtyr in

fol!’ wing

lmcnt by the Government in the rl/rsin; <1.'_:= of ‘ho ins‘. session.

l The new board. i: is suggested. may c-"nsst nf tlln fulowlrlg: Sr

‘Pour-r Conlprlnr‘. C. F. Sise Royal ‘Trust. W. A Black, Bank of Mon- treal. W. F. Angus, Dominion Bridge Company. A. F. White, Canadian Bank of Commons, Miller Lash. K C., Brazilian 'I‘ractlon, and M. W. Wilson. Royal Bank. ‘

Possibly one or two changes may no made in the suggested board, or ‘hora may be an addit on.

' write for further details and I ' .

P" a, cupyofiheintewsuugqstory lfivlce M; the gravm me funeral will be delivered by His Excellency 10w enough rates many from the of organized fishermen. I P 1 q 4‘ ’ I d i Gumbo GJrrJWML Qupbec‘ Ame ‘ _ ThcPyruIICo. qfPyroil," freoon request. was under the auspices oi the m“ 3959mm"?! from Ottawa. Motherland would visit Canada this 3—Broadcastlng 0f adequate lfl- “ll- tail" “s 1"" w“ ti“ “°~' szamfl-rg,“ K C .,,0,,,..,.,, J s l 1 ' This address will be replied to by summer, particularly with the Im- fcnnatlon on prices, conditions 01.0! lllo Apostle. "As dcceivers and Non-fig‘ fipxfipafhjgh; gpa‘ and‘ '

"ma; some change should bei 155. Wednesday’, John Chrysostom. brought about in the procedure 0,; l Bishop of Constantinople, Doctor in me whale fishing industry 1S on1yWi07, whose beautiful prayer is said m0 pjajn," one ragoluvjm stabes_ ltwlce in the daily services oi the

Wlih the mutter under advise- rnént. one of the steps to be taken l ‘is the passing of a new Order-in- ‘ '

Mosoowm‘. s. s. a, Jan. 23- (A.P.)—Liit'ng oi the Soviet work- er's standard 0d’ living to new

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Blatch, Chaplain, Besides his 1m- medlaie family Mr. McNevZn leaves to mourn two brothers, Neil Mc-

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PIANO AND RADIOS SELLING AT cost for spot cash at W.R. Dennis,

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Teachers Wanted

WANTED — TEACHER FOR Brackley Point School. Protestant preferred. $150.00 Supplement. Geo. Shaw, Secretary. Jan. 22-31.

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JOHN ALFRED McDONALD. PRO- vinclal Land Surveyor, Hennan- ville. (R. 3, Soul-is.) .

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Unions Want- Relief Program

(Canadian Press) . Ol-IIICAGO, Ilis., Jan. 23 - The railway muons insisted today on definite answer to every pointln

235-1-28-2l their unemployment relief pro- . - gramme before answerng the pro- ill‘ Arthur CIIITIB poeal for s. ten per cent wage de-

duration.

All brotherhood and union men still in Chicago. including 800 gen- eral chairman, heard Daniel Will- ard. leader of the prmidents‘ c0m- mittoe. outline the position o4 the enrployers. He was vigorously ep- pialuded by'_the men and publicly vpraeed by the Labor -, ‘ - Ihvid B. Robertson.

But Robertson announced soon eftor the session that the Labor delegates were not ready to take a vote. Several matters in the un- ion programme must be cleared up, he we. end there must be dctfln- its agreement or disagreement on each point before the men decided‘ whether to accept voluntary ten pm‘ cent wage reduztiorls for one year.

Pictures Ghostly Horrors 0i War

"PW vomc. Jill. sir-um.)- um thsstly toll of past wars and _. Possible result oi modern Arm. lmddml Wore pictured here today

in?!‘ Arthur Currie, who com. ‘ht G94 the Canadians Corps during ‘he "fit War, in an address before

He m °mll Rfillublicsn Club.

‘mm ids n stirring pica ior a bold, mo“ “lid unified move by the na- . he world to bring about

, 111s. universal peace. M eglglfléosued the toll oi the war M “ca; ‘in 191B as dollowe: 1,000,- ' me t; i they were buried side 1mm a ‘° graveyard would extend l w" cross the continent; 9,000,- Iow 2O°'Ph"l'll; 5.000.000 war wi-

t; -°°°»°°ll llolilless, wounded,

e n men; and 50.000000 starving

"Ploy-ca. In the background oi b Pl°lllro were ruins oi churches, ‘higwifiigl: human institutions ll and sac en constructed by the

p rifice oi centuries.

the war zones-and more frlghtiully because they will have ‘no protec- tion." Statesman and politicians, Blr Arthur appealed, particularly thoseselected for the disarmament conference. should conjure up that

Illllltu! spectacle. 1,, ‘I il useless lbd futile to talk ‘ecmferzhzvrullure. su- Arthur Iabout ‘the war beins over‘ m: the l our to my tgrtul he no use mu thought oi humanity n war," use Poison m we mm?‘ m" not lir Arthur concluded. "The volcano Mm germs n-we ma“ notnepreed may burst out in one place or an. m, we m“; not h not ii olv- other, the eruption may kill millions ma", w, mm n a; "llmorloow only thwnndl. but until the Wu “um, we mmo utroy hoe- WWII! of the world refuse to go on Dim,’ we mm not 510i bomb hos.- livinl on the slopes oi the volcano, “lllloiended towns m bomb’ °“ ‘mill on too oi the ammunition, "an o...“ mug; ‘m b‘ do W" ow l» no mm. Disarmament ° People who live in the M’ “t: u not I phwwm. n u l h“ m“ of countries will be lung?“ be re ymtilo nations of '91’ “d ll tbceriniin m ' mglagqyflw w:

ll Another War Come;

Nevin, Charlottetown and Daniel McNevln in California, also two

sisters, Mrs. Prowse, Magnolia, Mass, and Mrs. Philip Bridges. Charlottetown. -

KINGSTON MFSSION BAND- A very pleasant evening was spent at the home of Mr. and Mrs. El- mer Wlllis on Jan. 19th, when the "Willing Workers" Mission Band oi Kingston United Church, held weighing social. The night was all -tha1; was to be desired aha there was a good attendance. Rev. D. K. Ross acted as chainnan and a very enjoyable missionary program was rendered by the members of the Bend at the close of which Mr. Ross gave a very interesting and instructive address on Missions. Ai- ter being instructed to make them- selves Weigh as heavy as possible, each couple was weighed in turn, the heaviest two tipping the scales at over 400 pounds, A contest and games were then enjoyed by everyone, after which a delicous ‘lunch was served by the hostess. assisted by the members of the Band. A hearty vote oi thanks was extended the host and hostess for the use oi their home on this occasion. After which all joined in singing the National Anthem. This brought an enjoyable evening to a close.

MARBIAGES

CLAEK-MORIIOW-At 89 Hills- boro St, Jan. 23rd, by the Rev. S. M. Brown, Fred E. Clark oi Hyde Park, Mass. to Jean R. Morrow, thil city.

' DEATHS

mlAnmY-At Kellys cross. Jan 311 Branch Bradley. aged M WM‘!- Ilhmeral notice later.

Jany in

IIACLEOD — At Garfield. 20, 1032, William D. MacLeod. his 80th year.

WEDSTIB—On Saturday, Jan. 33, Anne Edwards, widow of the Mo char-lea Webster. Funeral from the residence of, her daughter. Mrs. William Horton, Bu-uburY- “ill Monday afternoon, scrvlc- starting at a o'clock. ruuai-al luv .-,~. oi 314°- Intelment Peoples Cemetery-

N. D. MacLeanl

Ill-r. and Mrs. George Wilkinson, oi O'Leary, spent the week end in the city.

Miss Eva Hoar hrs resumed duty at the Canadian National Tele- ENDh Oflice after spending a very Pleasant holiday with her parents at Moncton.

Iii MEMORIAM

MR. WILLIAM N. HENRY

There passed away at an early hour Saturday morning in the Prlnce- Edward Island Hospital William N. Henry at the age oi seventy two yes-rs. ‘rile late Mr. Henry was en employee of Mc- Donald and Rowe's and previous

to that had been employed by Palmer and Co, He was born in Gwfflofown, son oi.’ the late Thom- as Henry. but came to Charlotte- town when s. youth of seventeen.

He was a man of sterling char- acter, quiet, and an excellent cit- lzerl.

Although well advanced in years he had c wide ' tanceship with the younger people 1n Char- lottetown, and until- about seven weeks ago he m’nglcd with his friends freely,

His passing to the Great Be- yond Mme rather suddenly at the and but his going was peaceful and without suflering.

The late gentleman leaves to mourn one daughter, Mrs. Stanley Powell, Little Harbor, Nova Scotia, and Arthur. employed by Prowse Brothers in this city. There are al- so four brothers, Thomas and Jann- ee in Georgetown and two others in the United States, and MrI. MM‘! McDonald, e sister in Hali- 01x.

The deceased was a Past Master o! the Orange lodge and e mem- ber oi’ the Black Prooeptory oi the same order. The funeral will take place from the home of his son, Mr. Arthur Henry on Monday ai- temoon from 121 lluston street, services commencing at z p. m., leaving the houss at 2.30 p. m.

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heights was pledged by the state today in an extensive outline of the second five year plan

F's-st instructions for exewltinz the successor to the present five year plan, now drawing to a conclu- sion, were contained in reports by Premier V." M. Molotodi and V. V. Kuytblshev, head of the state pian- ning commission. They were sp- proved by the political bureau of the communist, party and published in Moscow newspapers,

A speedier rise in living standards than under the first five year plan must be assured, the Peports stated, and the population must be supplied with the principal articles oi oon- sumption from two to three times the present schedule. The realiza- tion 0d these tasks was said to de- pend on technical reconstruclon of Industry, transportation and agri- culture.

It will be necessary to increase the output of machinery under the second five year plan by at least. three and a. half times, it. will be necessary to reach by 1937 a, pro- dlicfoh of 100,000,000 kilowatt hours of electric energy against 1'1,- 000000 in 1932.