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TASBHEREAU’ ii-‘lll PRESENT RELIEF PLAN

(Canadian Press)

Q[TEBEC_ Jan ll-A new plan for unemployment relief. to take the burden off municipalities which “are at ihe end of their resources," will be proposal by Premier L. A Tasrhercau of Quebec at next week's Dominion-Provincial Con— fereilce zit Ottawa, the Premier announced in the Legislature

His prazposal was to create a sys- trui whereby each province would appoint a commission which would form a corporation to issue deben- tures, redecnrible in 30 or 40 years. The mrporaton, hi‘ said. might in- clude a representative of the Dom- inion and pfGVlhPlfll government. in each ruse, and a third man to be ehoswn as they saw fit.

The Dominion Government, and the PfOHflClfll Governments. would guarantee ill!‘ nibcntures. Then ilic municipalities would be left free to i-ai-rv on ordinliry demands of muriie ‘(ll ercpendlturcs from their l'(‘=Oifi'L‘f‘S, bcinc relieved of the strain of unemployment. re- lief

"Supposing that it cost $10000.- 000 for unemployment relief for thg Province of Quebec," the Premier said. “Allowing for sinking fund and interest oevr 40 years the charizes against the Province this year would only be $250000 "

In the unemployment situation Uhe veteran Liberal Premier saw as the gloomlrst point the fact that miuiicipalitles were now at the end of their resourcrs and it was with u view to remedying tliat situation that he put forward his plan. "I have wondered." he said “if we have not created a nrw class. the unemployed, who remain unem- ployed and always will "

H. G. Wells On “Whither Britain?”

‘LONDON. Jan. l2_(AP)—H. G. Wells believes that Great Britain. ‘rather than llursu ng a policy of isolation "until scavenging forces of thi- world pick iis up and clear us away altogether." should cooperate with the economic policy of (he United States and try to under- stand Russia.

The famous now-list spoke on ‘whther Britain?" in the first of I. series of addresses.

"Although the failure of MP. Roosevelt. in his heroic effort to rally American economic llie would inean the disaster for all the world" the writer asserted, “there is not the sl ghtest sign of any real at-

“ticrnpt on the part of our ‘preach! " responsible leaders to cooperate ~ with him and understand his aim "find methods.

"Bold and great as the schemes ht. I do not. believe he can carry than out. in the United States clone.

"I would have Britain go towards it lust an understanding of, a

rprtiefpation in, and identification ‘with that Amen-icon expel-intuit and

more dlffloulv-on nodal-coding of the filial struggle."

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N ll R Tell l A N ll iBllNBEAlS FATE

(Canadian Press)

MOOSONEE, Ont.. Jan li-Scar- cely stopping here to refuel lifter a flight from Montreal, Pilot J H Lymburner and air engineer Carl Palaisy sped into the dear north- land sky today in search of four persons unreported for 22 days. They hoped to reach Fort George, 200 miles up the James Bay coast by nightfall Somewhere along the 1.000 miles of coastal country between here and Povungnituk, perhaps in an is- olated tradlng outpost, an lncllan village or their own camp. hastily built, are Pilot Richard Bibby, air engineer W, H. Sutherland, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert. Stewart, pas- sengers. Or they may be safe at Povungnltuk, Bibby having com- pleted the northward run of his Journey. But n0 word has been received from Bibbys party since they soar- ed away from here Dec. 20 for Povungnituk where the newlywed Stcwarts were to make their home. The pilot said he would return by Jan. 3 at the latest and he is eight days overdue. So the machinery of nortliland rescue is operating

Friend Defends Shelter Matron

WINDSOR. Ont, Ja-n. I'Z—(C.P.i ——A charge that Mayor David Croii of Windsor and Miss Marjorie Haley, Young Women's Christian Association Secretary here, were among those who sought to have Magdalene and Catherine String ousted from ther positions, was made today at Commissioner M. A- Sorsoleils inquiry into border shel- ter conditions.

Mrs. Dorothy Wollard, at whose home she said the Strong sisters. formerly matron and assistant of the shelter. had stayed sncc a week or two before Chiistmas. de- clared Miss Haley told her on Nov. '1 of plans to remove the Shelter heads.

She quoted Miss Haley as saying: “I am going to clear UIOSQ raw- boned Scotch women out. of the shelter and Mayor Croll is behind mo."

"So you were given to under- stand," said Ira A. Humphries. Oommisson Counsel, “there was l plot to "get" the Misses Btrang?"

"That was the impression I got," replied Mrs. Woolard.

Mrs. Woollard said she became acquainted with Magdalene and Catherine Strung when she adopted a child from the Shelter seven-l rears ago. She had visted the in- stitutlon possibly 100 times and had never hen-rd a child cry or ever seen either of the Misses Strung treat a child cruelly or harshly.

The strung ulster: um; to live st her home sncu the inquiry op- ened. she told Itlr. Emwhriu, but gucould not remember the exact

"You are goodfrienda with tho Minus Strong and you are st-uiding l; your friends?" qucred llr.

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"PIRATE ISLIES“ AND COMEDY ‘GET ALONG LITTLE WIFE’

filivwildfV§illilllckllfft T0 Take Plebiscite

FREJDERIUFON, NB. Jan. 12— (C.P.I~'I'hc New Brunswick GOV- crnment has no intention whatever of passing an act to bring lght wines and beers generally into hotels and clubs of the Province. Premier LPD. Tlllty told a large delega- tion which appeared before the Government and its meeting here, about 200 strong. and represvntatve of the New Brunswick Temperance Alliance. The Women's Christian ‘Ilcmpcrnncc Union and the Min- isterial Association of Fredericton, Devon and lifarysville. The dcltga- lion expressed the hope that the government would not pass legisla- tion for the sale of light wines and beer in hotels, clubs and restaur- ants.

it was submitted that the youth of the country would be endanger- ed, that. bars would be opened up and that, general drinking would result.

At the outset the Premier declar- ed that he had not heard of the idea of penn-tting light wines and

told the delegation. however, that the Govcrnmnt had before it peti- tions from more than 1,900 citizens 1n Saint John, many of them lead- ing c tizens. asking the Government to provide legislation giving author- ity to take a plcbisclte on the question of selling light wncs Ind teers in hotels and clubs in Saint John, such plebiscite to be taken at the time of the election of com- missioners next sprng.

l-Ic stated also that the Govern- ment had not yet considered the question but that it. would be dis- cussed among other matters. at a caucus this evening or Friday morning. The Government. had no intent on whatever, he said, of pas- sing an act, as the delegation seem- ed to think. providing for such sale of light wines and beer in New Brunswick. I-Ic pointed out the re- quest. was merely that certui in- COTDOTIWBd towns be alloy/ed to have pletbiscites taken. If such legislation were enacted, the Premier explain- ed, it would leave the nutter entire- ly in the hands of the electors for each locality.

BIBLE SOCIETY OFFICERS ELECTED

The nominating committee oom- posed of Prof. Steele, Messrs. C. B. Block and M. Ross Bethune brought in the following slam of officers and executive at the annu- al meeting of the Bible society.

‘ Ofliczn

Pres. John F. Whcar.

Vice Piu- Ju. M. Mchdyen.

Buy-Thu. W. Warren.

Executive

W. A. Stewart, I. Worth, Adj. Qevens. W .0. Hog-g, W. V. Pin-die. Frank Stewart. D. A. Mellnnm. J. D. Jenkins, B .W- DQPIIE. O. H. Holbirooke,

The slate was accepted u aub- mitted.

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DIES AT CAM‘! HILL-Mr; El- izabeth Boyce of Mermaid received a telegram from Halifax yesterday announcing the death at Camp Hill Hospital on Jln. 11th of her brother, Mr. James McLaughlin. The funeral takes place to Camp l-fill Cemetery, Halifax. Mr- Mc- Laughlin ls an overseas man and has been in ill health for some time.

ARTICLE BlPBINTED-ho! . L. W. Shaw's imformutive article on the Danish Folk l-Iigh Schools, which appeared in the December number of “The College Times". Prince of Wales College, is reprint- ed in the current issue of the Edu- cational Review, official organ of the New Bums isk Teachers’ As- sociation and the P. E- I. Teachers‘ Federation.

BRIDE-TO-BE SHOWER!!!- oii Thursday evening, December 14th nothwit‘ landing the severe and very inclement weather, about one hundred and fifty of Miss Mimic Campbell's friends and well wishers met at the beautiful and spacious home of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce MacKinnon, Clflilllfl Road. After a. social intercourse with friends the strains of the Wedding March fell on the ears of all pres- ent. played with that beautiful touch of harmony that Mn. -H. P. Found can give. ‘The bridc-fo-be entered the drawing room leaning on the arm of Miss Annie MacLeod who accompanied her to the seat of honor beneath a. lovely arch of streamers. Ovcrhanging was that beautiful bell of white, always the emblem of purity. Then came in a gaiiy decorated basket carried by Miss Ada MacKinnon and um Mattie Constable and ladened with beautiful and costly gift-s which were opened by Mrs. Stirling Muc- Kay of Clifton and presented to the guest of honor by Mrs. J. M. Campbell. The accompanying verses were read by Mrs. Ray Mac- Lcod causing much enjoyment to all pruent Then all joined in sing- ing For She's a Jolly Good Fellow. but none had the courage to put. Mimic in the air. The remainder of the evening was spent in music and social intercourse after which lunch was served to all present. Miss Campbell leaves Graham's Road with the best wishes of every- one. She will be much missed in the district as she was always ready and willing to take hcr port in the life 0f the community.

PERSONALS

Mr. l". J. It. Wright, ‘Summer- side. was in the city yesterday on business.

Mr. A. B. Icigh Horne of Sum- merside, is on o business trip to the city.

Miss Myrtle Nicholson of Orwell Cove who had been operated on in the P. E. I- Hospital, has returned to her home and is doing nicely.

Wesley Murray, second year stu- dent. at P. W. C.. has resumed his studies after spending his holiday! at the home of his parenls, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Murray. 5795"":- ton.

Mr, Charles Riley left this week on return to Dalhousic University after spending the Christmas vac- ation in this City He was accom- panied by his brother, Allie Riley, who was returning to St. Thomas’ College, Chathlm, h. B.

Caught Boat At Cost Of Life

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IT. JOHN'S, Nfld. Jan. 11-46- ward Raddy caught. his boot but it cost him his life.

After n. long absence the 50-year- old fisherman was anxious to re- turn to hh family in fill-mouse. The summer Portia wu sliding out of her berth In Roddy rloeddown

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Crowd Riots in At- tempt to Gain Eri- trance to Court- room.

(By lay Brennan)

Associated Pres: Staff Writer) CHICAGO, Jan. 11—(A.P.)-Dr. Alice I... Wynckoop wont on trial for murder today while a mob of 2,000 noted in the corridors for on- Lranoc to the courtroom.

Weak from illness and appearing broken by the accusation against her, the 62 year old woman physic- ian was curried in a elixir to the door of Judge Joseph B. David's courtroom. She then walked to a seat at her Ccunselgtsblo and sat lmpassive while tors dc- rnanded that she pay with hcr life for the dnth of heir talented, young daughter in 101w, Rhcta Gardner Wynekoop.

ABSENT

Absent. from the courtroom was the slain girl's husband, lihrlc Wyncikoop. favorite son of the frail, stooped physician. Another son. Walker, shook his head and said. “I don't know," when asked of Earle‘: wbcremouts.

It, was understood, however, that. t-hc young widower still was in sc- cluslori, the blinds drivvvn, in the gloomy old Wynekoop nnnsioa where Rhetafls body was found on’ a surgical operating table in the basement last rlov. 21. Earle has not been subpoenaed u a witness, al- though he was questioned for hours after Ellen's death.

HEADS NOT GUILTY

Selection of n jury proceeded slowly after the defendant had pleaded not guilty. Sevoral vcnirc- men were excused because they said the defendant's lgc (she will he N next mmth) might influence them. Objections to the death penalty or the possbillty of influence by her long career as a icisn were other ground: for disq sllflcotion. Chief Bailiff James Gabriel fin- ally had the crowd escorted from the building with the announce- ment that the piblic henceforth would be boned from t-bc trial.

LONG CREEK INBTIT UTE

The regular nmnthly meeting of Long Creek Women‘; Institute met at the homo of Mrs. Annie Stretch on Wednesday evening.’ Dec. d, n. o _.

members and two visitors.

The . Owned by Ilhcin: Island Hymn. followed by the n- peating of the Creed in unison, roll call was =6 by Christmas Poems. The minutm of last meet.- ing were read. approved and sign- ed by tho President. _ Tho Sick Committee reported having visited one sick member in

ac . A quoltlonnairo u- was unlwond dad it wu dc- cidtdthltbiiltof the teachers

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and Mr. V. L. Dingwell will "Beautiful Isle of Somewhere." The evening service will be broadcast by station C. H. C. K. I

nlarn money tbh only. pleasant way. Sell our guaranteed incl plank and shrub: In friend: and neighbours. Cash paid weekly, full or put time. Incl ulna oo-cpor- aflon, froo equipment and him-oo- tlom. Wrlfo Llko Brothers’ Numer- lu, Montreal-ill.

Maritime Blind lo Work in Toronto

(Canadian Prion) HALIFAX, Jan. ll-Seven blind men have been sent from Halifax to Toronto to work in the broom factory operated there by the Can- adian National Institute for the Blind. according tn E. Chesley Al- len. superintendent of the Halifax school for the blind. I-le uid the transfer was made under agreement between the in- stltutc headquarters and the Mur- itlme division, whereby products of the Halifax men would be sold in the Marltimes. The Halifax broom factory. had been closed. and it had been decided these men could be looked after mom economically in Toronto. Mr. Allen said the seven would not add materially to the overhead or the Toronto factory and would make as much if not more money than when employed in Halifax.

Goal Company Seek Repeal

(Canadian Prod) QUEBEC, Jan 12—Their under- standings did not: constitute a con- spiracy nor result in restraint of trade or of competition, five Mont- real cool companies pleaded to- day in inscribing their appeal from conviction in court of King's Bench for infractions of the com- bines Act.

The companies are two Canadian Import Companies, two F. P- Weav- er Companies and the British Coal Corporation. They were sentenced jointly to a flne or srloooo by m. Justice Wilfrid Lolibertc l: ;t month Appeal will probably be urged in Feb or March before the court of King's Bench, Appeal Bide.

Princess on Way To Yokohama

(Alochled Proud) '

SAN FRANCISCO. Jm l2—Be ginning their divided honeymoon voyage across the Pacific, Prince Alexis and Princess Barbara Mdiv- xni boarded ocean linen iii widely today. bound for a

n ‘ . Prince Alexis bounded the steam- ship Hlknws Mu-u in Vancouver. B. C. The Princess, me while, after a hurried morning o lug. minute errands and telephony can; and farewells of friends, went. a- boordthohtsutullaruherestl p. m. after a luncheon party with the James Brcdleys‘ of New York.

Princess

James Donahue. and servants, took possession of l0 rooms aboard the which in scheduled to cr-

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Under the direction of A. Stuart Dickson with the following cast:

M!“ Margaret Stuns. Mr. A. M. D | - renown“ “W” ‘ ~ e" m) 06 1 Mariana R M’

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siirrtiis FiiilM EXPl§URE

(Canadian Pros!) ANTIGONEI, NS. Jan. 12- Exbxusted from fatigue and hung. er- John Haley. w-veur-eia inmate of the County Home was found by wlmbm wdav with an m: froz- en and suffeuig from GXDOSUIQ and - Home authentic: sold the m"! MPH-Null? spent two nights in the bush after he became lost Monday afternoon. Belted by a longing to revisit his old home, Haley wandered from the institution wounch late Mon. day afternoon and became lost in tho silrroundng busblmds. Ho was found 171118 in the snow. unable to walk my further, and probably would have perished had not marchers discovered faint footsteps on the hard-crusted snow. Carried hock to the Home, Haley Dhylicians said, probably will rc- covef, barring further cOmpllgg. dons. They were unable to say im- mediatcly if amputation of the feet would be necessary. Th0 Plticnt was unable to give any coherrent account. of his won. ckringa and authorities said they were unable to discover if he spent the time of his entire absence in the qpen. They Pointed out the weather had brcn comparatively mild and the man was warmly clad W9 lPDtn-ntfy had not uteri since Monday noon.

NAME/ION SCHOOL

Honor roll for November and Dc- camber“

Grade X-l, Patricia Ramsay. Grade lX-l, Elva Stewart; John Owen; S, Wendell Croxier. Grade VIII-l, Lu Champion. Grade VII-l, Eileen Hamilton; 2,

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1""! ll Wing to announce l it within the next week 01- m have J0me form of birth It has been law iii Bukstch "umber o! vem. We also wi short time will have m adopt islation along that line. we have in survey families that .- now producing mast of t.» ren today no realize i - must be done." Further instruction to -i f-owherfl in In andcxvor t0 i contagion of disease among 11w Wu “wed in the rewr!

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Honor roll for the riioutli December:

Seniors:

Grade X.—Edmund Doimn. enco Pinexu.

Grade IX.— Evelyn Bl ~--i- Veronica. Pins-nu, Margaret i qulere. Cicely LoClair, Alice lmt. and Loretta Buote. Doiron.

Grade VL-l, Lucy Glllflill Zeta Blacqulue; 3, Georgian’ Clair.

Wilfred Plneau, teacher

Juniors.

Gndo IIL-l. Ronald Blxcqui c, um

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Gradc VI-l. Lelia Ramsay; l. Janie Champion; 3, Ruth ‘Taylor. Grade V-1, Lloyd Ramsay. Grade IV (Bro-l, Earls Ramsay; a. nomtiiy Woodslde: a. mm; Ramon

y. Grade IV (JrJ-l, Marion Stow- nrt-i 2, Glendon Oroflcr; 3, George Brycziton.

Grade III—1. Doria Btowurt; 2, Heath Bryeaun; l, Oliflord Bam- any.

Grade II (Sm-l, Keith Clum- pion: 2, Alton Ramsay.

Gndo l1 (JrJ-l. Alfred Ramsay and John Chnlnpim (equal). Grade I fdrJ-l, Muriel Stewart.

Moat nun for spelling - Stewart and Perfect attendance-Elva Stew- art, Wbndail Croliar, Glendon Gol- ier, Clifford Romany. Alfred Rum- any. Joan J. Shame-hacker. (Patriot plan copy) IIITB! IUIIOUIDI ICDONAIJ’! DIATI

Grads I (JrJ-l, Ralph Bryentcn. F" Doric Alfred Runny (equal). 7*

Grade 1-1. Alphonso IACIII’ Leonard Gallant; 3. A ' Peters. _

Grade X (LL-l, Leo M011!- lmilc Domestic; 9, Zeta I

John Gauthier, teacher.

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