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l TRIO IELD IN MONTREAL MONTREAL.-til-I-1-'ch 1l4(CP)- - I Hold Meeting

Three men who spent money too freely pin Montreal night spots were held by police today on charges of breaking into a saivin Quebec City and stealing 88.600. The men were not identified. 'h

A meeting of the N. B.-P. E. 1. Branch. of the canadlw Associa- tion of social workers as held at the Health centre, Moncton, on Saturday. March 8.

In the chair was the nesident, Mrs. E. A. Waneford, Family Wel- fare Association of st. John.

mass nu: IN cahsu DARMSTADT. Germany. March 11-(A-P)-A United States -Air Force jet pilot jumped to his death today and his abandoned F-M

THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

on the recent study, "Public As- sistanced landm tree ginemployed," e e

Prepare y e am: an Welf W11 d Council, Ottawa. . In '

Those attending the meeting in-

little hypocrite. "I won't

won't allow them to fire you." "It's too late now, Bally,"

mother

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ciuded, M135 grace Reynaidm nm. by Norma Neweornb have never med. :0 help, that m, Board of Trade announced today. For Your ily welfare Bureau; Muss mm always been your trouble. 1-! -you D TL ' Smith. Agent of the Chlldrene' cusrafsa was played your cards correctly - . - " " Dry cleaning Needs Aid society and Mrs. Carol man. I never was. in love with Phil- HALIFAX fa?) mu m N” tor, all of Moncton. Miss Kathleen Part Two 3': . Mlmuomh E . r;f'd'u,2w:';uck rho". .:::.::-. 2'... .. .... - W" M mm mu to we w-

- m V - Except for us, e. with a. fortune involved must you cued by D... 5.5. gun, ., . am. 2331 iowance Division). and Mrs. Freda "Helen, are you still carrying be 80 mm," 1 I emu,” w when me mnket g:ge'5eo5l,':e"g?)Ihllf”Ilh FI,)II;jm9"- ill," ''””I"'' 1 d , "i'd have to live with the man, gfsritimes fisheries. Director of .

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Thunderjet fighter crashed in the backyard of a home here, killing one than and injuring another.

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Miss Frances Montgomery, Ass't Director of the Maritime school of Social Work, Halifax, was welcom- ed to the meeting. p

Reports of the various standing committees were given and plans were made tor the Annual meeting to be held in St. John during May.

Mr. Stan Matheson. . Socia Worker with the Provincial Hos- pital. Fairville. led I discussion on topics that will be taken up at the International Conference on Social Work to be ii:-hi in Madras. India, December ii-DJ. i952. It will be the sixth International

Conference on social Work. the theme being. "The Service in Raising the oi Living."

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ton. From sackville. Mrs. Dorothy Bishop.of the C. A. S. and from St. John, Mrs. E. A. Waneford. Family Welfare Association, Mr. Stan Matheson, social Worker. Provincial Hospital, Mrs. W. A. MacDonald, Children's Aid soci- ety. and Mr. W. A. MacDonald,

1 Dept. of Veterans' Affairs.

-PEEVED PUSS Y-

MON'rREAL-rCP)- One nsnk employee here took a dim view of the five-day week. Sam the cat. vice-president in charge of rat- catching at a midtown bank. went back on a seven-day week when first Saturday-and-Sunday off period showed rats had chewed

several committees gave reports

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Rlcllfk FMWURI EASY NPEEL I

'"you'ro an idiot.

Jimmy, Mike."

"But . . . "

"And I don't intend to give him up. Do you think I did what I did only to lose out at the last mo- ment?"

"what did you do. 1-ielen?" he asked with great weariness. He sat down again and buried his face in his hands.

"Mike." she said affectionately, Very ,obviously, I must look out (or you too."

she patted his shoulder and went out with a firm. brisk step.

And stopped short, as Jimmy came up the stairs with the usual bounce in his manner.

"why. hello; cherub. come to see the old master?"

"To see Mike, Jimmy. We were conspiring against you."

"swell. Never let it be said that. Jimmy Kennedy has uninteresting friends."

She noted that he seemed much, more animated than usual and:

the urge to hurt him shot through her.

"You have no friends, Jimmy. just acquaintances."

"Hey, that isn't fair."

"Since when have you any

right to tell me or anyone that? You've never played fair in your whole life." .

"I told you I wasn't reliable. Ii, told you not to make a fool ot' yourself." I

"After I'd fallen in love wlthl you." I

"Yeah, and I told Sally the same thing, too."

"After she'd fallen in love with you...

"Did cold-cut Sally finally get around to admitting it herself?"

"Just a random observation of mine. Jimmy."

I-le consulted his wrist.-watch, a new one, a. r ther expensive one, and laughed appily. "You'll have to excuse me. Helen. You're beau-l tiful. your conversation is delight- ful. but I've got to pack."

Like twisting a knife in her heart, in a. way, and smilng as he

did it. L

"Pack? Jimmy, where are you' going?" "Places, cherub. To But-lalo.

then has Angeles and dear old Hollywood. Dronda and I are go- ing to be ma.r'ried. You may have the honor of being the first to, oongratulate me.',' I

"You know what, Jimmy?" i

"What?" he asked, netiled by her evasion. - l

"I think I'm going to let you do' it. Yes. I think I really -will let you do it.".

"Hey." he shouted after her. Then made a wry face because she kept on going down the stairs.

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Sally didn't think life was sol beautiful. She had been closeted with her mother (or almost ai half-hour now. and the more she thought of it the more convinced! she was that life at best was a' mess.

After years and years of loyal service to the Jethmps, her moth- er was on the verge of being dis- charged. Not because she had fail- ed to do her duty. but because she had thought her duty was more important than her own welfare. Dlsgraceiul, utterly disgraceful. ishe thought, not at all aware that she herself was by way or being a ,

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