0C1 QBEF; B- H20

\\'ON'T TALK

0 Ycsllizawa, New Japanese -r iu C ncda, wnn‘t say ivcul" prcflr to see l friliiin cr (Termaiiy win the ' ..:..- ll dclciztc qucston,” yortvrs diplomatically as .i Varzcruvcr. Jayun rived: vi cut, izut Mr. Yoshizawa hrther she “Ill buy It l. I"~ dill say however, w rcwc h~lleve war ‘ vitiiblc.

"‘ ‘1-Y2v3l’sHHere! .211 Vfllzit Navy? Wily, Canadars!

|- ' . in the hoar- i s ’i‘. Board

. i. c gungpiulik oi‘ . oil‘ mcrclilzlit at a west-

, just Ill-en

ship

0" 3S B

the 7 l the 0i this Lilli- r lls lie l-omrs ashore. The

l-"vxl: llll)

iT," proclaims 1M

e"~""-.\ SWZIQKCI‘ cf those sall- (Ti. urpplng from the Print-e ‘l in hrmc szfl and the

llv ill’ wives and sweethearts. l» H‘. |hr'i' lwl iimv- whore Ill illll-l- llrrks and there's money ‘ll those jczng,

fidrlfyfra n ANCHOR ill s Clit- r e CW"- l! the $l.500.000 Weller. llllslliana"'“ns picked iler m» inst mm “wimllcln terrltorliii waterl- lhc r000 barrels of all aboard, hum"? Presumably acting u

7' IMP for Nni submarine-

two keys to a cabin by

Lida Larrimore

Q IACIAI Ulflll

l

VINUIQflJ

Gay felt the sudden hush that yen ggsfinthe room. felt he!‘ aunts and on 5 Waiflhinll her, though no aslfédefhwpt Aunt Flora, who had

h d e GUESUOD and young Janet, mfg mired her. looked lit nel- m ec y. She felt e familiar resent- f ent, an emotion which extended tarbback through adolescence to her f“ “lem- ChHdhQOG- She felt exact- -y as she had felt then, but she was too old for tantrums now,

‘ I have no dennite plans," she .a.id quietly.

5"!" Flora looked at her in sil- ence. Then. You mean that you irefer not to discuss them with us," he said with dignity which scorned Ifillhtiflli, though irritation priciced .n her voice.

“Why should she?" Janet asked Wflfmly. She was fifteen, tall and w hthe same awkward grace that Gay herself had had at that age. Janet was going to be the Graham beautv of her decade. Gay thought, amused and touched bv er young cousins eager partisanship. She had bright brown curls that foamed over her head. peach-colored skin, eyes as green and translucent as cmerals fringed with brown lashes UDPQd with lzold. "Why should Gay hesll over everything, if she doesn't want to? 1 mean, it's her business. Goozl heavens!“

"R981 y. Mother"- Margaret's flower blue eyes were reproacllful.

"Janet, dear, Aunt Lucy said im- plcringly.

Aunt rlorirs glance moved from Janct. to Uay. There, see what all lililuoilce you have. tile glance said, but tile _wolcis slie spoke were lilcle csnclliatilig. "Were only trying to help you,’ she said. "i woiii pre- tello that it all hasnl. been very painful anu embarrassing, out the thing to do now ls to help you all we can. There's ilo doubt, of course, mat vie can do a glean deal lo Cs- iilflii5fl Dr. iiougiiton in new iioik. li pcopc know Lilfll your latliers lanlllv 15-“

jun-cu»: me, Aunt Flora." Gay's voice was steady, a lilte remote. "ilil surly to interrupt out you ilave bccil misiiiiormeu. Jollii llLS ilo intention oi locating here."

’ ‘wllere, llien? ' Aunt iwulii asked.

"Cerliililly lic dcesil l lnleiiu ‘to rc- ln:lli in ivfullic. Ailv pracllle [HAL lie ‘llnglll cslilohsli lllcic would nec- l3:..$.ll'l y, be limited. Ami lniifsiy, uallriclia. 1 cant see vou living in Maine." ‘

"uUllli is a scientist," Gay sa.d patiently. "iiiui l., lie liupss to ‘D6. rie has no lntlilliiUH oi establishing ii private practice anywhere."

"out i llicllgiil—'_

"lies. he is assisting a Dr. Sar- gcsill in aeiielai prdcllcc iiow, but llial is a LLlllpJiflfy arraligeilleiil.

"Aud alter .li:it—" "

"i really lioll t know. Aunt Flora.

"but wllal. are we to tcli Deople." A llusn sullcscu ivlrs. vull cveeu- lianfs handsome itZBLUJItJS anti irri- talion sharpened llei- voice. ‘ _ H

"Mus, you tell tlieill anything?

"Trials wliat i say‘ youiig uallet brclie in. ‘wily iiius you explain wlla.s purely and sllilpiy L-BYS business, to a loi oi oiq liloss-catks lino tlllllli vlctolla ls sill. llie ttueeil oi England. what noes ll. nlilller wno uay marries as long as ll SulLS lier,_ that's wliai 1o like to iillu\\l' l Kismet!" Anne Lucy walled ne.p- essly.

"i can hardlv expect you not to be obsliilale. ullbrlciia." Aunt Mora said. “You've been tliat since the uay you were burn, but i. (i0 expect you to show u; a little consideration. fllfif all we've gone tllrougli.’ Slie paused.

"i know, Aunlt Flora," Gaylis ‘eyes lifted. "I'm lruy sorry. as ave told you before. nct that ll. iiap-

paneo, but that you should have hurl L0 SUH€X‘_l0i' SOIDCLlllIlQ Wliiliil “flail l. your iau.t."

Her aunt's expresslion softened. ‘Then you'll understand that we ..oli‘t walll. to interfere but to help you," she said more gently. "vie ..iink it would be w.se for you_to persuade Dr. iicughloli to estabilsll a practice in New York. lies had l-x-ellent training, I unuerstanchana shows great brolllise. With the 1am- ily influence behind him, he imglit go far.’

“rles realiy very attractive." Elsa Lancasleis bright onzpetlent glance moved around the circle, rested with especial brightness upon Gay. "If he gets the right start, 1 shouldn't wonder l1 iieo be popular, social y as well as professionally.

"i think he's swell," Janet said defensively. “l like strong silent lilen.“ I,

"i-le has a pleasant voice. Muriel lifted eyes liike brown pansiu from conlemplatlon oi_ ner slender While hand. “i think its imPOItantj-hat a doctor should have a. ', voice." n

"Such a, sweet mouth, Aunt Lucy said. "1 suppose that sounds odd ill speaking oi a nlan," she added, a5 tnougii slie expected W P4? 6°11" illlliloteo, “but it ls. 1 don t think that a young man with a mouth like will could lie an or the

falte fl B "C0 d fir tharisdirlnd anu-sinoerel" lg:

nmghgd in gome cODTUSiODU

"Ana being Ur; Lawrences neph- ew is an asset.‘ Aunt Flora said. "It isni as thoughdhtgs 1:182 3::-

m .. iiiiiylfililifi“‘lifi“l°ol. Lawrence was day's god-father. t-houlh 1 could ilever quite understand Why DEV"! was so fond of him-

Gily looked at new. who was look- ing lit her. As their silences met. Kate smiled. The smile widened into an encoumirlfll 8111\-

“"-‘.{$‘fi§i-, [Q runny?" Elsa. Lancas- k . , wnilagueare. all of you. 1m sorry Aunt Flora." she edded- mi" h" aunt's face assume an oiiende ex- pression. "You‘re talking about John exactly ls Y0“ “mu-d ‘Peak of a servant ou were considering cnlgginfl. Youre right. He has e - cellent references. bl" he “in 1°° ' mfihfgrslingglfii-st of diamonds on Aunt Flores bosom glitter-ed as she drew herself erect. I dont see ‘hat elluse weye elven yo" W W" fr,“ aymrdehcmligleglosd" Well-e mfigelxpglyecxllfite vour intentions," G said "I know that it seems lnfgofggnt to vou t0 ghltewash _a scandal. But John an 1 "e119

"mm"; any‘ tflilnteligor responsi-

"YW have t‘ onl ‘blllty toward our famiiy- 1 l , Y to be expec . I NPWW- “u”

mother—" u H o“ ~ llv Mother out 0f "1 - 0Y9 Please, she. at lel-‘Iigdielxnfigflct!

t for personal “Pig,” h," you never heard of

mallow"

.I‘HF___(TIIARI.KJTTI-I’ ‘OWN

Australian Government

Small——But Fi

Propose Central Parliament To

Rules All States

BY PETER EDSON Editor, NEA Service

CANBERRA, Australia, -“Mcst exclusive club iii tile world" is the lab-cl that ililS been liullg on llie U. S. SCZlELC lor ycars, bllt it loses molt 0f its significance when coni- parisoli ls iii-ad: with the govern- ment. cf Australia.

Herc, a coilslltuiion modeled on that of the Ulliled Slates provides for all upper house of 36 meni- bers and a lower house of 75.

This giives Australia a parlia- ment (czzngrcssl of ll1 mclllbcrs, not liiucil large than the U. S. '* zilolle. Cu: of this lll iilf‘ ' lillllls, fuiloirlli Lilo Bri pattern in this a cabinet of 16 mclllbcrs, includ- ing the prlnc Minister. This gov- ernment sit» n the new inland clip- itol zll Canberra.

Rzmelnbcring nil iilf‘ that has bot-ll hrzllxozl on tile U. S. Coilgrcss, bcrlillso of iis size Zlllll urluiolcliiliss and consequent inability to cc: lllill‘_.‘,S done ill a hurry‘, you would think llirlt this; il-fzlt little Australian govcuzmcilt would be able to lvillz llirougil iis busincss and be jllfii about tllc‘ most efficient §0iLl':llg bcziy- ill the world. It should be just a happy little family, cvcigv muni- ber knowing C'\'\"l'y other iiicil- D01‘, iuiiciioilillg as a COiliiiliilil’ with llic cabinet lilclilbels ‘o sing the lob. talking il all oler Milli: the D058 on tlic floor, clcludixzg what SilOLlIG be done llll:l illili cl.- iilg it

PROPOSE CENTRALIZED GOVERNMENT

criticism

(il\""

Family ghts Like Big One

my

(‘lllri-ilcl- ii. (ilulss. ii-lt I‘. S. nilli istcr to 1\ll$ll'llllil, coilfcrs with John

itlrlfiiv; ii,

ilurltrliiilin foreign minis lcr, oi‘ (Tlinbi-rra.

ling reason for this movement to iIlCICKLSE tile size of the central govcrilliicni. Albifilllll ncods load- crs, an. with a war cll, slie feels tile sliortzige lrcnilsildous-ly.

Haring u pazllzllilcill ol only 111 mcn, and being forced to choose the cabinet fl'o.ll ‘iii sc ll1. all ill- dcpontlciilly (‘llCl(‘(i, zl prime mili- istei" SOlilUlilllPS finds i-.:c DYE-l)‘ llllli. As ollc bllllkt-l‘ il, lllis is loo lilucll L llcmy in gcvcrlllllvllz. Cc; ‘Ell 8i'i'il_\' plane Cl

rlsllcd licir

WEEK-END FROM THURS )AY TO TUESDAY

l\il..ll.g all “IUAINQLL-mi iiclli ilsxlkhilhllt,‘ l0 Cull

picking slates

. ", when l the , clipiizil lxlcnlli‘, killing iiliRQ key‘. (icicilcc liloll lli tile czibilicl, it was, a 1i pol‘ Milt loss in tiic effective

capital of tllc cum-

etllll. is. llllollili iiclloucllc tile Alis-

H FACE N1.

Elir. J. A. Nicholson‘ Canadian Aces Honored For Daring fileall In 81st. Year’

PLAYED LEADING ROLE LN‘ THIS SPHERE 1N PROVINCE FOR. OVER THIRTY YEARS-

I E (Montreal Gagette)

Dr. John Alexander Nicholson. an outstanding figure in the edu- lcalional life of the Province of l ‘Quebec for many years and first registrar of McGill University, died yfsrerday at the Royal Victoria

ospital after a short illness. He l ‘ was in his 81st year. l

Registrar at the university from ‘l- 1902 lo 1930, Dr. Nicholson became recognized as an authority in all matters pertaining to education and his counsel was widely sought, not only within the university walls but throughout the province.

Born at Eldon, Belfast, P.E.I., on March 2'7, 1860, son of Hon. James Nicholson and Mary Jane Munro, his father represented the Belfast District in the Provincial Parlia- ment for a number of years, dur- ing part of the time as a member of the Conservative Government of the day.

Dr. Nicholson was educated at the Belfast Grammar School and Prince of wales College. Charlotte- town, P.E.l. He obtained a first class teacher's licence in 1880 and taught for over three years in his native province before entering McGill University in 1883. lie gra- duated with the degree of BA. with first rzilll: honors in English language, literature and lllslory, winning the Shakespeare Medal Prize in 1887. After graduation he taught for three years under the Montreal Board of school Commis- sioners.

In i890 he was appointed super- iniendeiit of education iii P.E.I., which position he held during the lifetime of the Conservative Gov- ernment ilicli in power.

In 1892 lie was appointed Princi- pal of wcslmount (£11021 Cote st. Antoine) Academy, resigning in 1902 l0 ncccpl liie position of rc- gistrar of McGill University, which position he lield for 28 years. re- tiring at the age of seventy in 1930.

He obialilcd the degree of M.A. from his Alma Mater in i893 and was granted the honorary degree of Doctor of Laws in i910. He was

Three members of the (Iiinlillillii Sqlixulrlln, R..\.F., vrl-re iisil-rl in honors, Oct. 4. Pillit 01ml!‘ William .\l(’KlllUill, llf Calgary" ll.l.l"l'|, was given a hilr to his ll.l l‘. mill i~ vrl-lilirll lviili ilriilgillg (lullii six plum-s in iii u-ceks. Pill-l Uifircr .\‘. l\'. shillsiil-lrl, llf \llilli'r!|'\l‘r [IUGII fl, “us lilvzirdi-li till: l).l“.('. along iiilll Acting l"ll;;ili-l.l'llt. l’. b Turner of Toronto.

Wiix iliillrlul-ll. ‘ I

a member of the Westmount Flying (‘lrfll-vr iiarllzlnll I). olul- ' f SOhOOI Board from 1912 W 1917» son oi Iflnlltrlnil, mI-liilil-r oi' an \- '1 during m? 135i ‘hm? F9375 of ,R.('..\.l-. ,~-1il'.:l‘l:li l1\‘l‘f‘~i‘Il.'~'. lills ' '~-‘- which fllilP lie was Piilliflilflli. ‘how, “mm, H i" “mm. his “mm, . ' ' ,,

He \v.ls clcclcrl ll ill(‘llii)4'l‘ of tilo ~ ' r “ _S

Pratt-s rill. Committee of ilie Couli- cil of Education for the Province‘ of Qllcbcc ill December 1921 and resigned on November 26. 1937.

He was one of the oldest mem- bers of the Westmount Lodge. AF. and A..\l.. and a charter member 10f Vvvslmount chapter Royal Arch iMlisons, in botli of which bodies lie held the highest offices.

In 189i he married Catherine Isabel McLean, daughter oi’ Wil- liam McLean, at that time man- .agei' of the Merchants Bank oi PEI. in Charlottetown. Besides his widow, three children survive. Wil- liam Cedric of the legal firm of Mligee, Nicholson and O'Donnell; l James Gordon, of the law firm of ‘Pliclon. Fleet. Robertson and Ab-

lln. snip of the country", and the ,

prsblrili of replacing lllcsc T110111 butt. and Miss Evelyn Nicholson ‘at _;

was acute. , home. There are SlX grandchil- ».~v").>_l.,')*v\- , dren. ~

He was one of the oldest mem- bers of st. Andrews United Cliurcll Westliiount, in which he has been an elder almost since its founda- tion. He was also a member of the , Faculty Club of McGill University.

Kii.i.i.li l.\‘ l’i..\.\'l£ t'li.\.\'ll

As far us the iiilY"‘\' fzlliiily idcli I “ill-nib “ls-l lll.y lillLlilL slcpped R is c;nc.i'ilc;l, tic lliclilbcrs rlfiiiit H-lu- ~ 1.9mm; 13,- 1;, .,. - .. they light like krllzglroos. ' lcullbcrrli llsei: is u ‘beautiful Tribute by chancellor i was 011c- gtlixlli‘ H“ m 1 AQBJ I Morcovar, oiii lllllliy sources — c ty-ur ll ulli be wilt-ll ui<.~ -el . l lvllul ; — ——— -~

bankers, iluliutriallsis and nlem- l. liihsil... ill ilnotllcl 15o yyaehfg‘. lggfiggllg°itftfiglgfflv§nffigj Calm) “"1111; (n11; [byff bans oi lhc gnu-rilnlcilt itsen’ — no.0 ou. ill a broad, lllgli \.i'.i.-y on 5M1 ‘bald the ‘onowing tribute to ll

you liear ccmplillllis that thel ,l..i..s l....ll.l o, uii limo-neon ar- ‘henna D;- Nicholson: .-.,,,;,,l_,,,,, “,1,” My,“ ‘hut, govern 1t is loa_sliiall, and the l .lll.ccl iii ll l-dlill-\\'l(lt' Ceililléfll- l-The dead, of D,- J, A_ Nicholson " ---,- l ls-n i; \|"_ ,,,-_ nil-d Austmmns Mu.“ like l9 (ml l.oli. (Jlilocnu is livkfrqkll‘ngl removes a former ‘officer of the “ in nllllln il\l‘f' ‘ll Oil '* llii somcthmg "bout n‘ The“ ‘5 .0“ Prime Dlinistol- n,’ G, pun-ti“ . Jdicau), ililll 2i ciphai should university who while he had been “"*'“"3l‘ i . , . , . ,-.l- lliif| Allis. J. ill iwfiiliila Pmposal t.” “mum the" umsmfl’ "f Ausufllm‘ 0e farm“ °p""i°u“' °“‘“"°d- 5"‘ 1L in retirement for ten years acted‘ “lealm M" lallmiliél Evhflllv- llill'l‘ ll i.<llllul.l 1i. i. [Yllfli by U011 "1111 "lcfeflse ‘he 51" 9f Pa?‘ ~ ., . , l” OJ m“ ‘Hum "“""°““ “no-gr ind as registrar for almost 30 years c-lllll-v ll- u-ls "' ll -l ‘l ~< i fl :6 llam-cnt “"1 m“ W“ ““*~“°“" “°5°"‘-~ ilnenelen" a nlclnber 0i tiic gov- "Dr. Nicholson was distinguished Vtfllrs- n. hli- ‘ll ll" nllIl “KKK, 172i;-

Far "m", lmprcsflng l5 a mm bush collli_.l-_y and buck blocks. ‘ “mum, “Mm w gm now 01 _ ‘ __ _ ‘_ v _ V poszil bricked by nullity of the lllcst Ioglllflltfwlbgif b25115 .li<ll2stl'l:lllsi, a banker, a sillppifig‘ Zfieffifofl; 2F ,',’,'§“u,1§¥§ls§'y‘% C33- Ig{z;t,ixllh,?érll,fll m“ Ah“ inflilriltia men in lb conlmnn- _ _ ml.» -r - 5 ‘ y‘ n .ll or olicr variely of llOLSnOL, - _ ‘ ' ‘ ' wean], w “hcl-sh entirely we! iv(v)l"l;.,l‘qkl(yll;‘,:\ 11:111.: lolklh‘. stvalitf lze Qulerliillcnt mall uillst tr.lv'el‘gég:rl °éf‘°se,,rf,ilci‘“l,,,gu§§lidhEn-kfi governments of six states which ~',la<'\ Tr v F < a ‘ fl-i ~t ~1~ ~° $0116)‘ <11‘ M¢1°°111'11@- devotion to the university and its make up the commonwealth. UlFOW- ‘~11 ~5 ° PMP- v"5- m” f’ “emf _ T1"? Illfilllbfirs of Parliament, interests 1n ways which were con- ing the governments of these six "i" _‘-"*;_>1~“-_ l>§~-"_\l1'- “f? f‘ "j‘-‘."~'l1i dive! B-Ilillnu‘. There beilig iiotn- s mucus states in with tlic federal govern- “fink °~v (“M PdQ mmfwl fihlilc‘ inf; t0 no in Canberra, come pnAlthohgh retired he maintained ment. This would make one big “F15 i-IOOJ inf little 01 I10l lflgw lliursday lilgnt, they clean out and his interest 1n the university, and

parliament to run Australia, big as continental United States, as one centralized unit.

STATE LAWR . states found ways to get around Minister the n

BRING CLASHES them. By qllarrlntiii-cs and ofherl bcrt Gordon Algllcsliqztleglglforftglehgh-

Behind this sccllewhat sensa- dcvircs, iiif‘ fruits of our state‘ Tlvo other parties are lnytlic field tlonlil proposal to lnake the gov- ivore blifrvii by lls nclgllobrs. ~Labor and llze Country. pm“, eminent bigger, ralhcr than slnul- Qllceiisllllld so’. 11p a one-house but in tile election just ‘held ilié ler, are several new theories. Aus- lcgislnlllrc, and Tasmania pro- United Austrnlzi pony won 56 o

tralai, like the United States, has suffered from all the evils of state government. Tlie lines separating the six states were arbitrarily laid out when the continent was first settled and the map consisted of a. shoreline 11.000 miles long surround-

“1 mini; I'm conductlni myself ygfy well," Gay made an effort to control her teliliwlk 115mg n°w~ flushing her cheeks. lziving Warmth to her voice, quickciling her breath- ing, ‘I brought John here today bc- cause I-we-want to show Y0" "-11 deference and consideration. Big ou aren't going to arrange 0W‘ V for us. John will make hlsh 0W0 decisions and I W111 8006M ‘den? She made a half-turn towar hi?‘ door. "And now if you will e" e“

me-l (To be Continued)

nsru: PLAIN w. I.

The regular meeting 0f We Maple Plain w. I’. met ally“ school on October md The Plea" dent, Mrs. Parnell McCarvllie pre- sident. The meetinfl °Pe11¢$1 Wm‘ mo Creed, followed by 51110118 °i the Institute Ode. The roll C811 was answered to by six members The minutes oi‘ the previous meet- ing were read, approved. and sgiied. Thefe was a discussion a- bout getting locks for the win- dows and varnish for desks but it was decided to leave this matter over until the next meeting The October Questionnaire was filler! out.

The committees gave their re-

ports. The following new ones were ap-

pointed. time, Sick-Mrs Richard McCarvclie. _(~o"§lnm., |_ ngafkbc‘l, Mrs. Parnell McCarville. summqsld“ School —Mrs. Freeman Walsh.

Mrs. John Cairns. The next meetlngis to be held at the home of Mrs. Parnell Mc-

Carville. roll call to be answered. lo “m candmnmx

by paying fees. Meeting closed by singing Na- tional Anthem.

Island's reiievee aches

‘Phat zlllvays. I may

Every stzitc. thircfnre, had all the prcblnns oi the others

Stale laws naturally

vidcd that some of its legislators be chosen for life. All these mix- ups are very annoying to Austra- lians wro want to sce the country cot on imlioiialli’. local imlilics, illrzlsc.

There ‘s another, more

A Thalmigiving

Dear God, at this beautiful twilight

hour

I iiuiiluiy kneel to you Ln prayer, Giving tilliilks for all my And your tender loving care.

I thunk you for each day that

CDITICS

WhCLLBi‘ it be dark or fair, And pray I be given the grace to

hcl

Some vPcary one, his load to bear. I thank you for food and clothing FOFtfZTOLIlOIIPT at night in which to nllghitlsliliiillli land, so happy and And '51- joys and comforts with

which it is blcst.

It is so good to have you near Wllcli the slomi brooks, and

sun goes ollt.

So illre to talk to you, dear God, 'l‘o tcll you my trollblcs,'my fears,

and doubts.

For all t-licse blcsslilgs, I thank you

God,

The beauty of clirth. of sky and onl. Alld pray fur a thankful and "on-

tritc lionrl

Ausrimulrs elf»?

clashed. Trade billTli rs botlveeil the states

were prolllbiwd by law, but the

and cut oilt the

compel-

bleslinli

the

lvnlk with

clay morning. (Jailbcrra now

f t he unctions

mcrlt during the entire deprgsgjon

lLS. Withdrawal From The Orient Gains Headway

TOKYO. Oct, 11—(AP)-Under

ed States Rained headway tonight TQKXO-Wasliiilgton relations "P511115; a zero hour.

with orders alld with foreigners lundfi- A partial

A nilmlicl‘ lire sailing Saturday,

bassy staff and of were expected to rcliirlln.