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ANNOUNCEMENTS COMING EVENTS. MEETINGS. ETC

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"Chicken saisd supper, Christina Church schoolroom, Thursdsy, Feb- rusry 8th. L-Zli

"Dulce at Webster's Corner, Wednesday evening, Februsry ‘lth. Admission and lunch 25o. L-fli.

"Contract and Auction Bridge at lobe Dlme Acsdeiuy an Wednes- dsy, February 7th. b113,

"The Annual Meeting of South- ani Queens Egg Circle will be held February 8th at 7.80. Bonus will be wid- L-zai.

"Emyvals Bhsmrocks vs. Brook- Ml! Flllfplflys It North Wiltshire imlshi- L-uigiu guns. lusts utter.

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“Hockey tonight It Alton Rink, Nine Mile Creek Bulldogs vs. l- P. U. Wlnsfllofs. sksts after.

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"Buckley All-Sports vs. Marsh- iield hinple Len-ts st York Rink to- hlshc. Skate. L-zea

‘fnonlilc hcader st Mt. Herbert "fish; Buiibury Runhlers vs. Remand Quakers. Cross Rosds vs. llount llrrbert. 1,451

"Mar in: of Holy Name Cop. him 11ml Group Leaders st 8 O'clock insicad oi’ 7-00. L450.

"lieu-y n. mm Royalty to- Illihi. criiirsl Royalty Juniors u, Win14." JLIXLOIB. Skate after. L440

“If-non, Milton Rink tonight. Wills 0e lhukies vs. Second ‘Hor- nets. Skate after. L441

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VERA, Rb. t-Little Austris wss ready Monday m call upon the Iesguo of Nstions for help in her tense relations with Germany.

The Austrian Cabinet empowered Chsncellor nigelbert Doluuss to sp- pesl to the League regsrding what it considers the infiltrstion of Nazi terrorism sud propsgands from ms Reich.

Prince Von Btsrhsmberg, leader of the Fascist Heimwehr sud s Doll- fuss sids, put his men in office in the ‘Iyml snd informed Dollfuss he would hsve the support of the home guard hsnceforth only if government by political parties is suppressed.

A variety of resctions followed the developme d;

Government quarters in Berlin said they were not surprised but re- iterated the view that Austro-Ger- msn differences concern only those two countries and are not a mstter for inter-rational discussion.

In Geneva League circles admit- ted they were worried and expressed the opinion that the council would hear both sides of the argument, with the question of imposing pen- alties On Germany, if a report sd- verse to the Reich were submitted, not entering tho consldcrution.

In lanclon it was ssid 010st Bri- tsin played no part in the dscisions to sppssl to the League and that British policy in connection with Aiutm-Gonnsn relstions my I10! be oonside ed until s. forms! protest is fyled.

League's Action Problemsiiosl

GENEVA, Feb. 5.— (A.P.) —The course the League of Nations Coun- cil would pursue when Austria sp- pesls to it regarding Austro-Germun relstions wus coxisidercd ,,roblem- uticsl today in Lehgue circles.

The question of imposing penal- ties on Germany 1f the Council should find Germany suilrv 0! 111- terforing with Austria. in dhliflCO of treaties, it wss said in oflicisl qusrters, may not arise.

Many lenders were of the opinion thst the council would hcsr both sides o! the argument sud thstthe uflsir would be similsr to the ano- Jsponeso controversy in 1932 when the ullue studied the question of Jspsnese military activities in Mun- ohuris.

Jspsn withdrew from the league following sn sdverse report but Ger- mmy lsst autumn snnounoed her intention of quitting the Lelille.

Germsny “Not Surprised”

BER-UN, Feb. lt-(APJ-Govern- mcnt qusrtsrs ssid tonight they were not surmised by Austria's de- cision to appeal to the League of Nations agsinst Germany‘ b“. 1i W" molested, they cling to thl Vi"! that Austro-Gcrmau duferenoes concern those two countries only smi are not a mutter for interns- tlonll discusion.

The German Government wss said to feel that it oouid not see 0n which paragraph of the League of Nstiosis covenant Austria would osss its complaints.

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Police Force Augmen- ted By Reserves — Troops Patrol City.

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UITAWA, Feb. 5-(38100 fllli “slsve camps" were opus-sled by! the Ontario Government in which men received only s few csnis fq‘ n snontlfs work, were msde in flu House of commons todsy by Bus. Pear Heensu. former Minister of .03. r. He nid he possessed shequfl almost denuded them 0f traffic. y-gnfng from 7o an“ w a“ “n; Bu! vl-rious demonstrations s.l- for s month's work, iIutd to men ready have been announced for in the relief camps. tomorrow. l The for-rm: lsbu’ Ininilsfi

Tbs unm Nstionsle Des Csm- chsrgq prefaced psssing of s. sup- battants (s wlr veteran‘ organ- lutlon, sponsored by A. A. Bap, inf-ion) will demonstrate by why L511. Winnipeg Nflfth of thc Champs Elysee s.r.d the the Government to consider adul-

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PARIS. IMo. b-Psrs wus tense tonight in expectation of s stormy marrow. Bomerurm between the Qusrtisx- Latin s-nd the Obsmber of Deputies _ fsvorite rioting grounds of the Buyouts-were un- usually quiet, for s taxi strlks hss

Covers Prince Emmi Island Like the Dew CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY s, 1934

OERY. IS o0

Would Reduce

Resolution Adop-t-oE In House Of Commons Yesterday Aims Increase Purchasing Power.

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,Rev. Malcolm James MacLeod Resigns Charge of Wealthy Protestant Church.

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NEW YORK, Feb. 5-Rev. Mul- ‘m James Msclieod, pastor of

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whim he was opposed. By ahCfg“ eniug lsbor hours, work wo; d . won-d w» - . =w= u 1‘..?.fi2ii?22‘°..“§.§3;??.°§ 1$1‘.‘“‘.°.’;.;’f vwvle we the wrote-lino Ww¢inali0n Mr. to become effective ‘W14 b6 1539""- ncxt Jun. 1 After 25 yours of ser Mr. Heaps then s-fied the House m; to endorse his proposal bi the fol-1- Dr. McLeod was born in Prinu lowing resolution: ‘ Edwin-d Island and is s graduai Under presrmt Condiiom or of Dalhousle University, Halifax. tetmicsl efficiency m. Hesips be- Re l» reliving the chalgt 0i one my“; u“; 5 9Q hom- week would of the weaithiest and oldest of y. “mum; m m evemhm‘ Protestant churches in the United required: and in viow of the huge number of unemplo ’ n Osnzds, hswuoerialn thsttlaeonly way to UNISON) the worklesi into gainful employment was by shortening

the depression Dr, Mwlieodh sal- ary was 818.000 » The retiring minister said he

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N.Y. R_E_T|RES Is Not Favored

lard Work A}? Thrift on. Means Of Lasting Recovery Claims Premier Bennett.

(By C. R. Blackburn, Canadian Press Staff Writer) (C. P. By Guardian’s Special Wire) » TORONTO, Feb. 5--The Canadian Government would ‘YIZINIC no “spectacular” bid for s quick return for prosperity 1o long as he remained its leader, Prime Minister B. B lenneit declared in a speech delivered tonight at the nu iuai banquet of the Toronto Board of Trade. t .“I know you are asking yourselves—“is it possible 1A make any satisfactory progress unless you do something spectacular that appeals to the imagination of all the peo- ple?” the Prime Minister said, after recounting the recov- ery efforts put into motion by his government.

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Plano Concorde. The Jeunssce Pst-| riots will meet shout the city hsll snd the Chs-uiber of Deput es. ‘The’ Croix De lieu and the Lig-ue Des Patmots contemplate jzining .n. And rusnnrs race mound again that not only the whale poiizs force of Pa-ris is to be mobilized, but that garrson troops dunner- ed in the neighborhood will be or- domd to stand to.

The Chsmber resssembles to lest s new ministry and s new polhicsi situation. Before the gov- ermnent of Edward Daisder bod time to seek s vote of confidence

its ‘composition was changed. n1

began with s disJnot swing to the rght. Cabinet Changes

disngu resulting from dismb- sl of Jean Chisppe, Prefect o! Police. swung the Cabinet buck to the left, Ind it is from the luff thst the government hu to look now for ts principal mip_.o:t.

‘The Government, in yielding to Socialist dzmsnds," comments he Temps, “ha, whether such was the intention or not, given them an advantage they will not fsl l0 exploit to the lmit. Will the car- tel, galvanised by this s-yzrbolic gesture, sllow itself to he drugged along st on nose erated psoe to- wards dctstorship of the left? ‘that is what we shall learn in tho very nee-r fu.ure." ‘

Toot The Government

Notice has been given in the Chamber of s series of motions which will test the Government, Some hum a touch of unntendod humor. They were inended to horro- ths Dsladier Government as originsliy constituted. But the

Government's lbout change has Liiim‘““f'i. ._ - J

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SENTENCE!) T0 a v11111s 111 nauliisiin;

Joseph IsDougsll wss sentenced‘ m Monday morning to thres- years

|sidering the problem for months

in: hours of isbor as m unemploy- ment relief measure. It would spresd out svailsbls work sad in- crease general purchssing power. In socepting the resolution, Hon. Hugh Guthrie, Minister of Justice said the Government had been 00n-

but slwsys collided with the corn- stitutionsl fsct that hours of lsbcr wsre of provincial concern.

(C-P. By Guardian's Specill Wre)

UITAWA. 1H1. 5 — With the modernization of machinery. the technical progress n industrial suvsnocsnent made it no longer necessary for men snd women to work long hours, A. A. Heaps (labor wiunbeg north) told the House of Ounmom todsy in spon- sofing s propcul for remsesd hours 0f labor in industry.

Uueuuloyznent oondit ons could be cured only by s resiimtion thst pl on wus not emeediiig cori- sumption. In tailing this con- dit on, tn, effort must be towards increasing consumption rather thl-n reducing production.

"I think it is the wrong way to go about the nutter by cutt ng down production as the means of solving the economic s‘tu*tion," l-he labor member srgu:d. Rcdiuc~ ing production in industry would

Schoolboys Held: On Charge Of‘ Extortion

(AI, By Guardian‘; spacial Wire) AUGUSTA, Me" Rb. 5—'I'hree

hgh school bays sat in cells in _

the county jail todsy szcused ofvs p.01, to extort 890.000 from Wil- firm P, viles, prominent Augusto sud Boston rcsdent. thrwsh threats against his children.

The bows. Moi-re w. nugiies 1B. R-olsert Brown 1d, sad Gerald A. Towle i6, were chsrged wth writ- in; s letter threatening to abduct or dbflgurs one of the Vlles chil- dren unless their demmds were met.

CApf-nin Joseph P. YOU-I'll. DEP- uty chief of the mt: 901w. m4 ti” youths confessed Bundsy sf.er nearly four hours o! quest-looms»

A smilsrity between the ps-in ed characters of the exmtion letter sud those which tbs three boys h“ ps-nsd on registration curds st Oony High Bohocl. when they sre pupils. led to their srrest.

The youths to-d invesiigsnrl. Csptsin Young mid, iln-y- wished to ruins the 90.000 for s “mod tine."

ABSOLVID

II’. PAUL, hbnb-Iieven mm muted at Owstonnl. Minn. f0- nigbt ll suspects in the klduspping

hours o! wort. 0t the present 500.000 persons now without Jobs. hundreds of tbounnds would nev- er uguin be able to secure them st the present rute 0d machinery development.

While fsvoring public works, Mr. flesps did not regard these ss presenting s. permanent remedy, for after the mograamme was end- ed the wuutry would be faced with s larger indebtedness.

The Winnipeg Isborite suggtsted n. national commission to study un-

eiit conditions in Cnnsds. It would determine how the unem- ployed were living, inspect their houses, determine how much food was being second sud how child- rui were being reared. m: yes-rs the Dominizm hss been "psming the buck” to the wovinces on unem- ployment rellef mstters Knd the time had some when some concrete steps should be tlkeu by the fed- eral authorities

Angus MoOinnII (labs Vancouv- a- South) supported the Heaps mo- tion und called for immediate sc- tion in restoring the imemployed a gainful occupation.

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"BYTFRUBEETI

BY BANDITS

(A. P. By Guardian's Special Willi DULUTH, Minn, Feb. fi-Author- i-iu in Mmriesots and Wisconsin towns n. the head of the likes spread u net will!!!‘ m!‘ mm’ “'11 drosscd men who tisls momillfl lb‘ ducted tho young nephew of a mes: mung operum here and robbed him of sun-s receipts he wss tlkinl to s bank. -

Isaac Gershgol. PNPYWW °1 u“ msrket, whose nephew, David, was the victim, has refused w disclose thesmosintof the lossFirst re- ports ssid it was between 88.000 mid $0,000 in ossh sud chequcs.

The youth wus uooosfed on s downwwn street. fcflied info the bandits’ automobile, struck over the be“ withggunlnd thrown out upon the ice on the Lake Superior Boy bstwcen hare and Superior. Wis. Aft: his pockets hsd been emptied.

BACK IIOM (lpsolsl To Tbs Gusrilnn) JIALIPAX. N. 5., . s-"rm heiflstsr "Coltrane". Ounsdisn Nations! lteumships Ltd. Arrived st Kslifs: this (llondsy) morning with esrgo and “Vllflbflllil 97ml!" gen returning utter leisurely

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around the church building-which is adjacent to the Roolddlcr cen- trc development on Fifth Avenue— many of the methods of carrying on the work of the church must change also, and he is convinced a new man with s. new spprosch could do this more effectively than he can.

l Dr. MocLeod was born about d8 years ago at Eldon, s son of the ’ late Mr. D. A. Mscleod. He attend- ed the public school in his nstive I district, and subsequently Prince of Wsles College. After tesohing school for a time, he attended Dal- housic University, and on gradua- tion preached for several years. He then sttmded Princeton University and subsequently preldhed st Cluster, Pennsylvania, and Psssd- ens, Oalifornis, About 25 years ugo he assumed the pastorate of the church in New York to which he now ministers.

Mrs. H. D. Johnson, city. Mrs. Putnam, Sackvllle. N. B,

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Edgar MscLeod, California is brother

Not Hockey But “Hocky” Says U.S. Paper

(C. P. By Guardian's Special Wire)

CHICAGO, Feb 5 -— Hockey, which plays to big houses in Chi- cago especially with the Black Hawks next to the tOP ifl the" 1m- tionsl league section, is no more- as for as the Chicugo Tribune is concerned. The paper hus decided the gums will be termed "hooky" herznfxr keeping with the trend tow simpler spelling."

Twenty-Mire: other words were sdded to the papers style List for simplified spelling. They were: Adverlismeut, snslog, canceled. cstslog, ooniroled. oositroler, cotii- ion, decslog, definitly, deniagog, di- alog, drouth, extoled. fantom, ful- filment, hariren, indefinitly, mono- log, psfrrolcd. P945808. Drolog, skil- iul, tranquility.

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(A. P. by Guardian's Specie Wire) IJOSINI!‘ Cv, N. Y» Feb. 5—A mechanical "gun detector" which will ring a bell when anyone with s revolver, knife or other lsrge me- tsl object comes nesr it may soon be installed st Brig Bing Prison. Ws-rden Lewis l. 1mm Mid W6!!- Ths machine will "make up for my mistakes of the hurnsn equs; tion when done, particularly w-hrn the "frislned" is s wouisn, the wnrdw said

sisters of Dr. MacLeod, snd Mir

ipurchases and our sates‘

SPGURCUIM‘ move that would make you hip-hurmh-but, gentlemen, you did too much of that o few years ago, forgetting that some day he bills would have to be paid. We cannot offer you anything spectac- ulsr-nofhing but thrift and hard work.

“There is no incentive to firture efforts bssed upon the operations of stock markets and slips of paper that indicate new wealth," the Prime Minister ssid. Ho urged the wise development, of capital sud labor utilized in the light of the best expertence of the past, coupled with hard work nnd tic-operation. as the only moons of economic stability.

It was the Prime Minister's sec-

md consecutive sddress before the annusi meeting of the Board of Trade, and he reviewed some of the changes that have taken plsoe during the year, giving also s. glimpse of whst would occupy the government in the next few months.

The "ship of state" has been nsvigating in heavy weather, Mr. Bennett said. and he opined some of his hearrrs might have felt the task of findir", port was being bad- ly done. He i-old the story 01 the gold rush in the Yukon when a. sslcnn proprietor, forced to secure s substitute piano player. pieced s sign over the instrumenL-"Doift shod-he's doing his best."

"All have not needed the admoni- tion not to shoot." the Prime Minis- ter observed, amid laughter. "but I can assure you those on the ship are doing their best."

Surplus of Imports

Faced with s. great surplus of im- ports over exports when it took of- fics in i930, the Government hsd set about to adjust this situation by using tariffs as an irsirument of "national policy" the Prime Minister slid, with the additional use, for thz slme purpcse, of the Anii-dumpini Act and embargo against some pro- ducts from Russia.

"I offer n0 apology for that," Mr Bennett said, “because it was done for a certain definite purpose—-tc rostore the equilibrium bmween om The re- sult had been to turn an sdvem

‘bslance of trade to one equally fsv-

orsble within slightly over three years. It had DYCSPTW.‘ the nation- al solvency of the minion s-nc‘ headed off pomible nations] bunk- fupbcy.

"No government of any country ..ould dare let in goods from other gquntrigg to close their home indus- tries and sdd to tbs ranks of thi unemployed." Mr, Bennett declared. “Whether we did right or wrong.

perm“ hem; whether you spprove or disuPPYOW- this government would

do it sgsin ss msdlly__ss we didjfefore.

vmnnsvuim 111m vnuclis nr111_E_c.c;r.

“doves To Supercede Capitalism By Soc- ialistic Regime.

onsws. m. s-rousu of as '

ilqllweresindintheloul of Commons tonight when I. l. woodswwth. lender of Cash's y __ political parties wanted s. motion to establish a oo-opw- stive economic system. .

The Woowworth motion wI I follows:

"Whereas, Cansds still hos a cerious- economic dtustim. and whereas, the economic sys- Zem is failing to function in tbs ntercsts of tbs msnss of the peo- ple, even denying in lsrge numbers seems to the inems of livelihood;

"therefore be it rpsolveoL-thst in theopinionoffliisHousqitis desirsbio that the present system should be supa-sedcd by one based on the principle of co-operstivu oroductim 1nd distribution l: which humsn needs should be idl flflt consideration."

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llufsitlltui’ mm Mamas its Menus SNoRfER mo in ‘rams tundra!

3| m fresh non-herb u‘ nds; Isir us! decidedly cold. unvssdinsl Pnsn) usriiuiuuuuiu-Ai. ol-‘Hrfl. T»

N.B. Foxmen See Bright Future Industry.

hlottsn ' ~ ’ m, P, kl" to Wodsesdsy, ‘s:

psssen trip ssnoug the picturvsqus isisnds cl the West Indies sud to kitids Guiana

‘ldwusd 0. Bromsr, were sbsoiv-

e! Osrgo consisted of mole:- general.

u pd suy oomeefton with the sbdiltkm by Ohlsf of Police nom- ss mom after s M11111!-

Receptzon Postponed .0wingistbsreceutbsrssveuseot in the ggflygkclsssptioatobsgivmby ilk Honour tho Lieutenant-Governor sud In. Bullish on ‘rssslw stun-sen. Iobrsnry “i. lss bed pm-

psusl until further ssties.

ALIAN IARIII, Privsis Secretary,

Halifax Port Experiences Big Business EXPGTISIOII