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. sunerviser was not in attendance I WOMENlS INSTITUTE and it was decided to ask her to i- come to the December meeting. On November 15th the women The following officers were at» ~ West Covehead at the poin : l e of Mrs. James Allen to President. Ramsay Auid; trganize a Women's Institute vice-president. Mrs. James Allen; branch. Owing to the weather the Mrs. Lorne MacMlllan:

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THE NEW WING AT THE PROVINCIAL ' SANATORIUM WILL BE OPENED SHORTLY

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MISS HAZEL L. STEARNS, Dietitian

arr-responding secretary. Miss Doris Brown: and treasurer. Mrs. Gor- don La-fferty. Mrs. Hibbert Hughes. Mrs. Walter Mac-Lauchlin and Mrs. Cecil Mav were appoint- ed directors. and Mrs. Charles Willis and Mrs. Wilfred MacDon- ald as Auditors.

It was decided to hold the Insti- tute meetings on the first Tues~

Liberated ma» liogin To iimnt iilliod Soldiers

BY R055 IUNBO

PAR D00. 5 — (o?) .-— (H all‘?! — Relaﬂonl between wool:

liberation — and changed for the worse. The 1:011! camaraderie which

the first flush of freedom 19D to

v ence. predominant attitude among

w belong. Rvplacinl the original practice of

hoﬂnina gifts and hospitality on m‘:

8 exorbitant prices. and treat them as naive tourists open for exploitation.

In Paris. for example good many Frenchmen appear to treat American. British and Canadian loldicrs with a disregard and lack of respect which has something almost hostile about it.

‘There is little real warmth left in the hearts of Parisians for fighting men waiting to return home. They are so preoccupied with their prob- lems of daily life. politics and re- habilitation that foreign soldiers are consi almost a nuisance which has to be tolerated.

Th» same situation seems to pre- vail in Brussels although not to- such a maritcd degree.

In Le Havre relations between the French and the Americans became so strained that violence broke out and the port was made out bounds to the troops to prevent further trouble.

As n result of this situation in Western Dimm- most soldiers spend their leaves in their own circle of clubs and theatres. Social contact with such people as the French and Belgians is bcin-ll reduced practic- allv to nothing

The problem is not entirely onc- sided. however Th; behavior of Allied troops awailng repatriation izcrzerallv has not bccn 1m to stan- dards set when the war was on. Conduct of some Americans has been provoking. In Franco and Belgium manv have displayed a sense of exaggerated self-importance which angers the people of those countries

Boost ll. S. Marine Corns, Navy Strength

WASHINGTON. Dec. 5 ~-lAPi»-- Legislation mcre than doubling the

authorized eacetlmc personnel

“Th? Dezcclzlmﬁgrnt meetinl which Lgceorlgxsutgd Stags gag)’ 1c as sc y

w“ held at’ the name °i M75 the House ofilepresentativesycstrr-

Charles Willis was well attended and the regular Institute Program

was carried through. The super~

viscr spoke about the varied pi}?- t e

gram carried on through branches and stressed the import- ance of maki ‘ as bright and cheeriul so pos sible. with particular attention be- ing given to the voung people.

After the L ‘ eating a rlaintv lunch and a contest were zrea-tly enjoyed. The

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meeting. closed with the National Anthem.

day and sent to the Senate. Action was on a voice vote without objec- tion. t.

The measure boosts the non-com- missioned strength of the Navy. for peacetime operations. from 232,000 tpre-wnr) to 500.000 (postwar). and the Maurie Qorpg from 46,000 to 100 000. It provides 40.000 officers for the Marine Lorps.

OTTAWA STORE FINED

OTTAWA. Dec. 5 —~(CP)— An Ottawa department, store (La; ue) was flared $100 mid costs . police court yesterday other its represen- tatives pleade guilty to charges of

rade VII: l. Helen Wall. gringo ‘I: i.‘ Gladys Buraoyne. ‘m? guwa“ “l” imam‘: it; 6 3 . Francis Holland gindkmm 0am (eoual): a. Blaine “ii-I-ffjffffuﬁthe, mum, ' ' , commented Deput Magistrate J. lush-m‘ In‘ 1' ‘Genmm’ T33“ Sauve‘.",'IIt is usually the other vlay Grade I (l) Bu“ 1w!" tag-pun . ‘Ir; fine he imposed was

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Portia White Gives Consort In lisw York

NliiW YORK. Dec. 6-40?)- Portia White ycunl NIIN @011- tralto from Halifax. lave he! third town hall recital iiwo Yen's lmwltnilghtiwziﬂ‘ er rozram {Engaging forlxk sonﬂs which ' er carers. mMlss White. a native o! THIN. N. S s pen-red here “mailer m

D distinguished lllohsorshiv Government o! Nova Soot-ll Both he: native Province and l- dopted city have contributed t3 the Portia White Trust a fun which has been used to assist in her musical education. Mix White's

tonirgxhhNcrltic R. w ‘ii/rite; Whelterx voice is rich and full and vibrant. with many love- lv tones." (While her voice not at its beat in upper and 10W- er registers.) “in the middle DB1 o! the ranze...the resources o! the voice are more capably N‘

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White's musicianshi? is commendable and she does some exceptional singing." -'I‘hia‘ Canadian concert stars program toniilht included a no“?! of Schubert songs. n Brahma group selections by BlM- FM!"- Fcurdrain. Donize i a nvlnb" c-i Afro-American numbers ar- ranged bv James mm<>_ Dorsey. and the two Prvrnch-loanariian selections. bot-h traditional. 000;. coo" and “a La Claire Writ-ﬂint

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r. rccer men to the home of 1:412,“ . Inllv was cllmaxed vcswrdny when the v-Wﬂﬂo‘! phoru: number was used in a newspaper arhrcrtlscmont about which she knows nothing.

The mystery is bafflinil Qity Police who are investigating. and has Mrs Lally "worried

l-lcr troubles started Nov 2'7 when six taxis called at her house which had been Ordered by phone. but not by, Mrs Lally- The same day a moving truck came to move her‘ This also had been ordered own to surprised woman. ‘Ilia same day‘ several strangers arrived at her house who claimed to have i199“ invited for dinner

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them the sate lock was controlled‘ by a time-clock and could not be

tl-cd Hilton's wife with a robe and ordered the branch manager into the bank. At the point of a gun he opened the outside door and hail turned the combination." “That's all I can do." he told them. “It won't open until morning. 1 have only halt‘ the combination."

When tho men decided the vault could not be opened they forced Hilton back to his apart- ment and ransacked the place Thev managed to find $20 in lils wife's purse and took $5 from his pocket. Then they tied him to

his bed

Hilton said his wile managed to get loose and freed him after which thev infonned police.

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then a telegraph boy neither had been ordered bv her.

The day tcr that five ferent milirmen came to dBllWT milk The Slim: day tw taxis and dtwo more telosraph boys calle

Then a basket of aroocric-s which had been ordered by DB0?!" was delivered to the house. 101- lowing by the arrival of amiher moving van.

Mrs Laliy said the phone calls makina the unauthorized orders were made bv at least two DWI-ll” one of them a woman.

Gunmen Baffled Safe’: Time-clock

HmI-BBIJRGH. Ont. Doc. u- (C Pl-Jllhrec unmasked mei who robbed Cecil E. l-ll ton o $25 Tuesday night wok a lot o. song-noting‘ that the Royal Ban

he opened. Hilton said yesterday He ia manager of a branch inith town Ii miles northeut u Guelph.

Hilton said the trio broke inu his home above the Bank short ly before midnight and demand ad he onzn the safe Ho told

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Assails Truman's Stand on Labor

DETROIT. Dec. 5 -(AP)- Walter P. Reirthor. vice-president of the United Automobile Workers (Cl-OJ. tonight assailed President ‘lrumatfa labor stand as a "clean- cut bwak with (the late) President

Roosevelt's policies." spanking at a meeting of 500 U members Mr. Rather

accused the Presidm of an "im- realistic" attitude toward labor re- lations He. told the whistling. cheer- im: crowd "Truman thinks hr- can put labor relations. like the secret

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