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Sad Fatality r Takes Life Of Ernest New-

son 0f Kingston.

A pad fatality occurred at King- ston yesterday, when Mr. Ernest Newson. 55-year-old farmer o! the district, was instantly killed in a fall 1mm a loud of straw in the

yard of a neighbor, Mr. Darrel Whit/q

Mr. Newson was bulldi the load. which 11c was pure using

from his neighbor, and in some un- accountable manner he toppled to the ground and was fatally in.

Dr. A. J. Murchison was immed- iately summoned but tlie injured 111m had owed away UBION his llTlVll. Ho died instantly. His neck was broken in the tall.

The accident occurred or King- awn. about twelve miles from the City. at 10:30 u. n1.

The deceased leaves a wire ($017031? zlilPha 'I‘rcmere) and one daughter Irma. 22 years old, 111d @180 n son. with. 14 years old.

Clcrgyman Dies In Electric Chair

TRENIYJN, N. J.. March 28 -_rA- P) -—Rcv. Woltcr D\\‘J1'€£‘l(l. 43. Po- lish Baptist clergyman, died tonight. in New Jersey's electric clmir for "lottlng tlie murder of his 18-year- old daughter Wanda. for her 1n- surance. ,

Mumbllng "Holy Father. save my sou1" and “I vc unto his name my soul." Dworec 1 walked to the clinir unassisted. He grimriccd several time; as electrodeg were attached and mumbled prayers.

vlrle entered the death chamber at 0:06 p. m. ABT and was pronounced dead at 0:12 p. m.. by Dr. Howard Wiesler, prison physician.

King Cabinet Holds Session

OTTAWA. Mardi 28—(CP)— Prime Minister MacKcnzle King to- dn/y held his first cabinet council ninoe Tuesday's Dominion elecuon umicn returned the Liberal Party to power with n record majority. Only n bare quonim of ministers attended and were were no on- wtmoementte.

A number o: ministers rested af- ter their campaign efforts and no further meeting o! council will be bold wutll next week.

A esman for the cabinet said today - meeting was occupied with "general lee-um 1s."

U. K. Residents May Sell Securities

OTTAWA March 28 —(C‘P) — Roeidents oi’ the United Kingdom will be permitted under a new ar- rangement to make limited sales of itles in Canada through nor- mal financial channels, Finance Minister Rnlsmn announced tonight.

In Iondon, the treasury also an- nounced permits will be granted Uni Kingdom residents to sell a llmi amount m’ Canadian dollar securities in the Canadian market. The permits, available for one month, will be issued bv the Bank oi

Etigland. This is part of the program to provide the United Kinlrdom with

dollars for the purchase oi war sun- Rlieslir; Canada and will be effective pr .

Coming Events

PU- late for Notices ln this column I cents per word.

_ A .______b_ ‘Hunter River shipping Clu loading hogs Tuesday, Apni 2nd. L-tw-a-ae-al.

"Concert, Dance in St. Patrick's School Frioay night, 29th. If not flue Monday, April 1st. L-172-3-z0-lt.

"Carnival Cornwall Rink Satur- day night. Prizes for children and ltdlllti. L-IBB-Ii-flll-Zl.

"Cake sale Basilica Altar Society. Saturday, March 40th at Prowse Bros L-39-3-25-29-30.

sdtzenilnlr-i.‘ not; all ‘" ' L-ios-a-zo-ii.

"I'm Meats-Ground Meat 5c. l-lor e out bu. eat Trlge 31cc. Hog Woo. land old Storage Comomv.

"concert in Wheatley River

Hull, Irithy, March 20th. If not fine, Batuiday. L-102-3-27-2L

"Rummage sols Qalurduy. March 8:3 p.m.. YM.C.A. Building. in aid of the Associlatitgts.

"Variety cwfiZerTtTi Wood 11.1.1110 Church Hall. March 30th. 6.15 P. M. ell‘: Q lunches. fliuglcelslyood ls-

a out ' 0c e _ . u capes L-154-3-28-2l.

Proposes To Equip Troops With Armor

OTTAWA. Ill-loll Zk-(Cll- A DPOpOSIl to p the Cann- diun Active Service l-‘oroe with a new type of body armor has been mode to the National De- fence Department by a United States company.

Consideration le being given the plnn In the some manner as hllnllmlll of other new we: lltvlcm are investigated, it was loomed tonight, but no decis- ion has been reached,

The armor jacket weighs ll lwundl, slip; over the shoulder like n sleeveless sweater and covers the front bnclt and sides of the body with p-ocelsed stool plates.

The company claims it will stop shots from rifles. frag- ments of shells, anti-chug" missiles and hand grenade fragments.

Air Crash Victims Are Taken Ashore

LEAMINGTON 011i... March 2B - (CPI - Written iii the snow or a Lake Erie ice flee bv a rescue pa:- ty, the words "all dead" iormeu an epitaph today for three persons kill- ed in the crash or the Pelee Island

Captain lopnci (left), of the

killed and three wounded.

Italian damage done to ‘his ship nftcr it. was

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rPercy Black Takes Lead In N. S. Seat

AMHERST, N. 5.. March 28- (CP)—A switch fiom the Liberal to the National Government col- umn was indicated umight for Cumibcrland in revised complete figures on Tuesdays civilian vot- ing. The recheck showed Percy Black, National Government, with a. one-vote margin over K.J. Coch. r8116. Liberal. Plcvlously indicated as heading the poll.

Election of Black, who left the 16009311113 of the Consewative opposition in the Nova Scotia 1.0g- islzittire ‘to cuter the fcticral fight, would give the Ngtionai Govern- mcnt Party its only Nova Scotia sent. Of the other 11 in the Prov- lncc, 10 were captured by Liberals and the other by the Co-Operatlve Commonwealth Fkzderation.

Tl1f‘fi!-{1i:cs announced tonight afici- two (lays of checking and rc- ci~r'-‘:1112' uzivu Bluck 7.944 nzuinst 7.813 for Cochran“, member of the last Porilntncnt. Gizy Demlnqs. C, £317., was for behind with i,

lfelflhli-‘T Amelia Lauro, and two lllritish naval officers inspect

t1 German plane. Une mzin was

mail-passenger DlB-HO. Bodies of the

victims were brought ashore tonight

‘by boat. . The brief message informed the

pilot of a cruising search plane of

tlie fatalities and was the first wo1'd , received by watchers on the Essext Countv mainland as to tlie fate o!

the three who set out vestcrclov from

the island for loamington. 15 miles

llllvfll’ The plane crashed during a

lsnowsturm.

l Victltnswere pilot 1pm Higgins.

Qti-ycnr- old veteran flier: Mabel

Tessier, 20, clerk in o. general storei at North Ridge. near here, and

sweetheart of Higgins’ mechanic.

and Sam Kovinsky, Leamimzton fur

bug!‘ szoooo t ton ‘ t e . . our-passenger v e was wrecked and the engine had been driven back int/o the trassenrilf compartment when the plane struck the ice 1o miles of! Icaniington. Late today. a rowboat containing the bodies, a bag of mail and Islan ballot boxes containing the federal election vote, was brought to this port in tow of a metal motor boat through ice floes and choppy writer. "the mail and ballot boxes were in ‘the plane beside the bodies when l‘ two rescue parties reached the scen- "tafter a hazardous trip over the treacherous ice

Conservative ‘Takes Lead In Gaspc

GRAND RIVER. Que. Mflmh 18 _(CP)—Gaspe constituency enter- ext u» doubtful column today when I Dominion election results from the isolated Ma dalen Islands reached | returning ficer C. E. Thlbllllt -who announced that on the b11816 I

of available civilian returns J. B. Roy, Independent Conservative held a, lead 01f l1

Previously election of’ the former moist-file memberaedMuurioe . h en 001109 -

aBrasset was elelatcd, to the last House of Commons with s mull)!- lty of 8,578 in a three-way 0011' test. Running ‘ageing: him in £113

rese t clung! 1'9 ' ‘Q... lrtlide-pen ent Liberakmflopold L nglois.

BIucOmPlCtC results from 1l'l of the 125 pour in 056139 Ill-W 131M- set 6,508 votel. Mutnst 6.000 for Rotv end 3,490 for Iianglols. now- ever. on the busts of l P91707004 majority of 530 in the Z) M18- dnlcn Islands polls in which 6.000 voters are listed Roy holds u. 16M!

11'! votes.

Eight mainland its 1n which 1,514 voters ore 1 ed hiwv vet- l° report and the results from tines? are not expected for a 000019 0‘ days. Detailed results from 1101!! on (h... Magdalen Islands. in the Gulf of St. ‘Lawrence, will have to be flown to Grand River. prob- ably early next week.

Set April 22 As Election llay In Three liivors

mp5, Que, March zo-(orl-Returning officer J- A- Vllleneuve today set Monday. Anvil 22. ns election day in Three Rivers constituency because of the death of Willie mission. the Liberal can- didate. Nominations will take place Monday. A rli 8.

Poilon. who d ed Monda nlilll. was r ' lIBlnlf. Wllfrd Gur- lepy, the former member ond in- "-1. iendcnt Liberal candidate. and Leon Mothot. Notional Govern- stcndard-beorer. A fourth windldate, H. A. Polssant, an 111--

THREII RIV

The first session of the 44th Gen- eral Assembly of the Province was formally opened yesterday attor- noon by His Honour Lieutenant Governor LcPage.

_ It adjourned to moot this morn-

at .30. .

No new legislation was fozecmst

His Honours Speech, beyond reference to legislation necessary to complete tlie revision and con- solidation of the provincial statut- es. A guard of honor from the Royal Canadian Naval Volunteer Reserve under command of Lieut. Don Grant- took the place yesterday of the customary military peacetime display.

Zthe members assembled at 2.30 and were sworn in by Mr. Justice A. E. Arsenoult.

Mr. W. F. Allan Stewart, First Queens, was ecctcd speaker, and alter he was conducted to the chair addressed the House in the cus- tomary manner.

Mr. E. P. Foley. Fifth Prince, was elected Deputy Speaker.

Mr. C. St. Clair Trainer was ap- pointed Clerk of the Assembly. and Robert McKinnon assistant clerk.

Lieut. Allison appointed Sergeant-at-Arms.

At 3 o'clock His Honour the Lieutenant Governor arzived. ac- companied by liis Private Secretary. Aid-es, and officers o tlie active service units: Lt.-Col. .B.P. Dunbar. representing the District Officer Commandin Military District No. 6, Halifax; ajor T. B, Rogers. P. E. I. Highlanders; Major E W. Johnston, P. E. I. Light Horse Major G. G. K. Peakc. R. C. A., Capt. L. F MacDonald. R.C.C.S ; Lieut. C. W. Johnston, R.C.A.M.C.;

WTMGGTZF 158.555 170.1" 41'

Aberhart Cots Clear Majority

EDMONTON. March 28-(0131- Premier William Abcrhunjs Soc cl Credit Government was as-ured cf remaining in power today when their 29th supporter was elected to the Alberta Legislature and inter in the day another Sccnl (tredxer won to give the port/y 30 seats in the 57-min. house.

Independents have won 1'1 neats and Labor one. Nine second counts remain to be completed just one week after Albertans went to the polio, Social Creditors are leading in eight and an Independent in the other riding.

Premier Abemnrtb forces, which

tho 14-year-old United lumen of Albem Government out of the legislature in 1935 elec- tion appealed to the voters for another term so they oculd contin- ue monetary reform efforts.

Efforts For Troops Arc Satisfactory

OTTAWA. March 28—(CP)-Ed- uoatlonal and other efforts on ne- hellf of the troops overrcas are pro- coedlng satisfactorily, Brigadier W. W. Footer, director o1’ aux lory services for the Canadian Active service flame. said today in an in- terview on his return from his trip overseas tn his official capo-

t. .

"yEvei-ytiilng is being done for the troops that is pozibl: under war oondltionl,‘ mid the Bflgader. whose task is to co-ordlnate ac- tivllim of vcluntaiy agencies cat-

-J1. M. C. A.. \nlght-i of Columbus, salvation Army and Canadian Le-

dependent Ilberui, had withdrawn.

gion.

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MacMillan was -

ontig to the welfare of the ticops-

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HON. B. W. MIRAGE Lieutenant (ioyernor

British Remove Mail From Clipper

NEW YCRK. March 28-(AP)- Pan-American Airways sad that some ninil was taken by Britllh authcrtlcs from tzti-e Atlantic Clipper whtn it made an l

unscheduled londzng at Benmuda 1 today to refuel. ‘ 1r. was the fat-st mail-carrying,

clipper to kind m B rnitido since Pan-Amerlcati omitted flint island as o. port of call on March 15.

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win tneverff; Conservative Party Label

UPTAVl/Jl, March 28—(CP)-— The National Government party having been rejected by the voters in Tuesday-is Dominion clc ‘ 110w will disappear s0 fur :1 ty label is coiicctnctl, Conurn" ive Leader Manion said toniulit.

"The National Government was proposed to meet an emergency situation," he said, "but the people dl-dnlt-Jaonl- it-tl cold in my cam- paiim lgleeches tlinv. once tlie em- ergency was ovcr the Notional Conservative Party would emerge united and untishaincd,"

Dr, Manion indicated that those of his followers ivho were elected under the National Government Party label 'i\'lll be known in the new House of Commons as Na- tional Consort" ‘vcs.

The Contact-van. o lcndcr. resting from the strenuous six-i cck cum- paign he conducted from coast to coast. has not nntitiitziceri his plans. It is cx~ =ctccl he iviil leaize my trip and that ' (lef.1i1i" sticc es- ful followers v.‘1:*11 they conic here for the op Jng 01f Parliament, curly in Mry.

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To Roosevelt

WASHINGTON. March 2a- fAPt-Prssldcnt Roosevelt receiv-

n. {FEE Budgets For Deficit In 194C

HALIFAX, March 28-(CP)- Premier Anuus L. Maodonald of tcdflv budgrted for It 243 1'11 the fl eul year w. if) This compares . ..1t of 8193.791 in the lust

o nor. Revenue for the crurmnt fiscal 510.11" was estlntntcd at $12.MO.'766

and exoenddurc at $l2,49!i.84a_ both figures tlie highest in the Vl‘0'~'?"0i‘5 ll‘“"~~"1'V. Ori ordinary ac- count tlie Promirr estimated a sur- plus cf $341, 918 but this (lkflnpoar- ed with provi-‘ion of $535,161 for sinking hind, $76,559 greater than l: t year. - ‘(HQ his seventh budget .‘"‘lf‘(""'ll in tlie yyrovuicfiil lcqisktture. tlie Premier who is also Provznrvrt! 'I‘ron<u1'cr cstmtlferi rcvcnu~ for liv- 151319-140 fW-nl year would be $113.81!!! hilrlwr than that. of lust mondlurr- cxce-r-ds that of I-st 1'" ' hv stldfiofl,

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misnlanlcrou, March za-A, story was told tonight of limv an agciit challenged LlClllUlla1l.-GOV< ernor W. G. Clark at a poll Tues- day; tliutking that L-euientint- Governor! like udges and mellow. lack the ranch . _

"Why?" asked His Honour when

CCUllnllllC riches of tlie two ria- challenged. lions 011 a basis of imion for no'l‘_l_{°‘~”° the L1°“w“""m‘G°”°r‘ the duration of the war and A-weuytt thereafter during the recon- “B0 3'01! ain't vow." - .- “Certainly I can. I have u mu

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PFWlllPT :-\‘rl. there W114 llfle dull]! that t-he pivvnrc would hrve ‘ Won able to liwlttric“ its hu-lqpg, The government e-‘mfcts to collcctt I111 ext $170,000 tlirmigh increas- ed 1a.. .11.

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1n ills youth workc iztctory hand, received the cit or shepherd's staff, from the J. -. Rev. Amleto Giovanni (In-Q, at: 1\1)O*li')lEC Delegate. at the Ciiur of Claus.

Church dignitaries w o it niilnlwicd iline eluding An-libislio. sti-ltch of Chicago, ivll bishop Kiley succeeded 1 lizsliops and vwo obi '

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WEST PALM BEACH, Fla, Maia, 2tl—iA ’)—-Stittc condemnation of 51M 110.013 only u icw 1111105 from l<'i idol.‘ Qllllvflllg "gold coast"

M from hi". “fnci-finrlin-fg" cmis-"nryt Stunner Welles. today g, flrst-liaiid won't. (in conditions in Europe.

Welles wont to the Wlrltc House ivftli State Secretory Cordell Hull _1:1<:t lnilf an hour aflor 11c nixt-ivcd in ivasitlngton at the conclusion of the. Euroncnti survey’ during which he conferred wit“. the loud-

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Eskimo Woman llad Courage

FIDATONTON. March ZB-ICW- An lislfimo woman livcd for more 111011 six motiths n1. he!‘ Arctic home on Baillie Island with ' the skin of her back m severely burned $010 vvtis unnhio to straighten up from n11 animal-like position on hands rind fcct.

cm: pilot Bob Randall of the Nfaokcnzie Air Sciylce described the wonum‘; courage and fonitude today. He flew her from Baillie Island. 250 miles northeast o1 Akin- vik. to Aklnvik on an ambulance flight Sunday. Physicians t-hrrc told him they though they could save her life.

Randall mid other Eskimos at Duffie Island told him the woman receiver! tlhc burns when a bluibbrr lnmip overturned and art fire tn clotlvng while she was aslccp.