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French Premier Warns Labor He Will Oppose Walk- out Called Wednes- day.

“M5. Nov. 2’1—(CP)-Pren.ler Dflxdier lonutht warned 14b4,.- it, 34-hour- general strike an“! [or 11m Wrllncsifily in opposition to 11h llama-till and economic decrees Wis "unwarranted" and announced b would vPlwsc at "to the end.” _

"If in spite n_i my cnortr," ihege threats are came at." he said in a brvfldolfll. “I slip. do my dutv, my Whole duty, will. 1h certainly llutt I .1111 in inc 11,41.’

The Government today r-equisit. lied all Fiyrllvh Pflllwflys to assure Mnnai service during the strike. T1111 Will done in wwrdance with emergency powers vested in Dal. Idler as deicnce and war minLtcr.

The tllrrat of a new metgi work. In u-nllwut in the valcucicnnes re- [lou arose tfflllllnt. Sudueniy rever- 11114114 decision of Saturday, m; executive committee of ti“; metal workers union in the Va. clcnnel 11mm. jorder "d its 2.3.0110 mrcmbcr-g u; 1"o111.11.i.- 1.: oil-lice starter: 111st mo: in Lilimst against Govern. Item's 1101:1130 tans.

Told To Keep Striking

The workers had been ordered pack l1) their 1on1. tomorrow pund- 111K the proposal general szrike, But reprcscnintlvcs of the committce will 111cm lodril’ to "lncp blllkillg llliiEllilllflV until tlle U0\UI‘lllil(‘Ili:5 $1111 LOHBXLCDG tile 40-hour" uieck 1s

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Tn.“ 1111115101‘ of Public Works, Anatole de Moxie, in c broadcast named the iailrcurl WGllLfS \=.l1"1, lie 511111, tcialled 521,000 tliiit 1111'.‘ G01 : . c ‘ltlflf ilicii‘ biotic if tliy par- ilic 121110.411 .‘..1‘ll(£‘. fie 0ft 1111s would ‘L .. iii the dEchan-"e of t-"licse vino refused 1o Irork. Since tlzc raiiwi been 11:1'.i:pn111::r1,

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"Ericui 11:11.1 biub llv-lulul: 1114;» limb... calves cvcry lucsilny Hours l 103 1. ‘ilil-Ill-bl-Z-i-tl

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‘Pt-a. tin/mil‘ 1111.. lay. Nuvembci" 29111. 11-422.

"0000 111...... uiliicliwu m» held nt the honig- c1 B11111‘ Andrew. New 6111112011" Mills. will be posh 110ml 1111111 further notice. L442

"Come to the bazaar in Murray roor Tcmepcrance Hall on N0-

vcmbcr 30 Bingo and 1‘Cfi‘(¥5ll~ H14. 1.4.32 11. 2s, 21 “Benn Supper. —Spr1ng Park November 29th. 5

fihwi Tuesdo 1° 8 P. u. children 15c. Adults m. Alllvlccs Women's Inst ifute. n-zei-ii-n-ai. "Buying been at Albany. “lump. m... 1st,: Friday .11 Bhorald until noon. Cl, C. Green. Bnerdld. " " n-uo-n-za-sl.

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al Memorial Gallery continues W011i’. and Tuevday afternoons 5'"! Tuesday evening. L433

"1111.- Cherry Valley plav. so... ? it Ihrcugh, will be presented Vernon 1-11.11 edneedoy at "8111 ocicck. moceeds in aid of “bury. Also in Cherry Valley nan m“? eveninti. mac hour.

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VATICAN crrv, Nov. 2i 4.11». l _

"Plllic Plus XI astonished 400 Hungarian Pilgrim today by my. . l"! lo them for 10 minute; after- he had seated himself unaided m. the Papal 'l‘hrone.

One 1111mm described n..- s1 YPF-lfld PORN". who collapeed Friday looming with a heart "at. “wk. l! very pnia but he appear- od the miner" of hi: strength “d. unheoitating in his motions!’

Doctor» indicated the Holy Fa- tlwr 1mm! 1. calm night and he arose from his sick bed this morn. 1m: t0 undertake a strength-taxing schedule of’ audiences which rem-In ed a. climax in his appearance be. fore the Hungarians.

In the afternoon he went to bod for about twn hours but asthma bothered him again. members n1‘ his hcuwchold said. and lrc arose m sit in an arm chair until 6 P.

Hears Special Sermon

A Vatican news service said he then went to a palace in the of- ficial apartment wlicrr. from be. hind a. screen. hc could hear 5pc. c1111 sermons preached by Cardinals at the annual spiritual PX€YCl=é5 of the Papal Court. ‘Th’: r-"rvice ended at 7:115 P, M, And 1h- pm. tiff lmmctlizilcly went to bed for the 1111111.

Dr. Amlnla Milan! 11111533194 m- "P! tvnlwht .11 1110 kiimvlydu“ that audiences xvould be suspendczl for the rest of the week because of the filllllili" "Y-"rcls

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‘EMERGENCY PLAN El Trina-u‘

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Appearance

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curly _\‘(‘TlC'.'1'1f\_\‘ moriiiiis: with Miss s vice. 12w." f,:111"-pna~;c11gcr Fox Flam Man Martin. it. N.. and Miss 1 1, One Dragon remains on "Rfmizcrirt Marlin. n, 11.. of udvrr- wlierls. hlll- M4158. M‘ ms :1: The Whr-ii winter sciyice to the indies were cnroutc Irldnds would stat-t was WlVWB "1111. P1101 H. S, J; cs. tl11 lies , . 9111 nf 111v" Caiinciiim ‘I'm . 4l1|!]_!iy‘ arrived 1n mid last nlvltt, How- C1:a1"1n'.1"’to\\"n from MOllCIOlI late mintnt "WOT? b61111! Sntiirtlny €\",'I‘ll!l§‘_‘ by plane, All 1 tlff‘ Department cf

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11nd $1.111 ._l .1- ricd 111 i\ tvciu-mntored Dragon with Pilot Ii. S. Jones. superintendent of Cnnnrllnn Airways hcrc at tlic controls “"1111: Gordon Grcy with

the single enclncd open cockpit Stcnrmnn carried the Charlotte- town malls.

Skits 11nd brcn placed on three machines, a Niuc passenger Dm- go_r_1.___tl1g two passenger Stearmdn

NEW YORK, Nov. 27 --lAP) -— Ear-muffa and mittens were in or- din‘ even down 1n Dixie today and tirraiglr most of the ens-tern Unit- ed Btntcs and middle west nltci" R double-header storm which tilled mumddy night. and continued with only flight respite and interrup- tion throughout. Simday. "

wboard was in for

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Storm Warnings Along The Atlantic Coast

airmail. m‘; $1“; 1y northweutward with lncreaslntf Whslaoimller h ‘t? ‘m mgigrlfwamlnss N °N°Y°d 5l.Pe1¢r-9 212,100,111‘ ‘i?’ 0' R1 ' hoisted along the Alanllc coast "Qlvllle ‘in; orbéew ‘rxtmym it? from Virginia to maven. Me- I“ fwrncmi m1 '1 1 i“ ' x nil Y included 1.11 mini craft ire-m the ML QiBflOfRflln: n tlllrwflte 811.1315. Delaware breakwater k1 New 1on- gfsdllbbane. realm.“ Afternoon: don. Oonn.. In“ W110i to the Vir- " 173111. Pltfllfl llfl. with k108i 81ml 059$- Bletary. not] A disturbance that won centred

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Fleuris And Carmelj- j fell Dock Here Af- ter Riding Out Bliz- zard.

1 . l TWO fmiohtera, the Oarmelfjell 101i’ Norweigian registretlon out of "Rotterdam. Holland. and the . Flvurls of the Anticosti Shipping ‘line. Quebec. out of Pictou were safely lied-ill! at dock here Sat,- urny after weathering Friday‘; terrific blizzard off Point Prim, The Fleuris, Capt Carson in com. mand, bore mute cvidencc of the storm, having lost two anchors on the starboard. 11nd limped iiito port m hours late, 1111111112 taken 33 hours to cross from the Nova s00. tia town. The normal pasmqe g a. bout four hours, ' FY1685’ night the Fleuris hove to off the Point but despite the fact that hcr anchors were lowered and her engines rcaring "full steam a-

head" she drifted back some l4 miles 1n the blizzard.

M11 (7-13- Sal/wee. manaszer of the Anticostl Shlppfnz Line. Mq-tn. real, vvns a passenger on [he Heuris. .

The Carmclifell registered at.

2006 tons was more fortunate and experienced little difficulty in rial- 1112 out the storm although Capt. Durendahl reported "it was the worst storm he had encountered in his 14 days from the Netherlands swmort.”

The Cnrmeljfell will unload n cargo of anthracite coal before pro- ceedinc: to Halifax and thence to Oxford where she will load apples for the British market," ‘ '

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v.1 cf 111111‘ husband in ‘s 111 Quebec Wlliffc R lllilll 1:111 ii-ilzeizccrl 1c on." cilm-c. flllfllllti 11111111111110 11x30 Village W35 .1. by Judge Noel Bellcztu to be used Apri1_21 for tlic pcisun killing cf Vilicmond Brocliu, farmer" and inval pcddler, Scrcn “"0011; before, his stout vale had been sentenced to 1111118 March If for thc death of her 44- ycur-Jtl l111.~-band.

Thor u-cre martial little more than n year ago. two months after Ilhncliii. {our years older than his u-ifc. 111011 of what subsequently was 111a. Two works after their ridge they were arrest-och

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near Cape Hatteras 1n conjunct- ion wlth a. strong high-pressure 523a over New Etigzluiid and Nova - tin ‘was expected to cause increas- 1m; northeast and north winds. I

At least 96 deaths were attribut- ed (iircctlv or indirectly to the Thanksgiving Day —Thursdny -- rcoord-bieaklng storm and to the snow and wind which followed Saturday night and today before most of the country dug complctly out of the first one.

Motorists were wary after ‘Thanksgiving night mishaps and few serious traffic amidenl-s were reported during the weekend, de- gplte treacherous made in many sections.

Railroads liner reported little or no delay. Airlines operatfnd out of the eastern terminal at Newark, N. J., were on nearly normal aulTCdUlOS

The Flciirls rcqistcred 700.ions arrived at Buntaln and Bell's Wlmrf and will, load r1 several cargo. She was scheduled tn sail for Nfmtrcal. but due to her late arrival here and the lateness of the scnton trill proceed only as far as Qirbec.

'I\~ Nandi which went aground in the storm off Wcsl. Point W111i", ciiroute tn this part from Bathurst was reported "still fast auround." should she be reficated slic will proceed to drydock pro- biiblv at Halifax for repair. An- other shin 1s expected here to lake on her cargo.

11...f1i1'.1..r....1*11... I s Fatally injured

NEW \VATERFORD. N. S.. Nov, 2’I—Jo.~"rl)11 MacDonald 50, of New Vvntcrfcrd was fatally injured 111st Sutiirzlav nlzlityrlien struck by a car allegedly operated by John MnrPlitic of New Waterford, A cczuncrs jiuy found MacDonald died "from injuries received when

11ft by the automobile of Mac- Plice"

P.1icc raid they took MacPhce into custody after investigating

when the driver of the car that struck llfncDonnld failed to re- turn to the scene of the accident. No fcriunl chains: has been laid emiimt hlacPhee.

Lowe; Offering At London Fur Sale

WINNIPEG. Nov. 27 —~1CP- — Cublezl Rslllia of the Hudson's’ Bay Company silver fox sale in London Nov. 22 raid llic offering of 5,382 skins was (Dllrldfflflbly lower than the quantity offered at the some sale last year. Drop in offerings was reported duc to the late peltim: season 1n Norway and Sweden this year.

Good demand was evident for skins ranging from $25 to $35. bu: only siigtit interest was shown in first quality pelts.

Prices were higher than at the September auction. Sixty six dark and slightly silvery averaged go; 198 quarter silvers averaged 1 . : 1,1110 half silvers avenged .80: 1,359 three quarter silvers averaged $21.30; 1.211? silvery $26.10; and 558 inferior skins averaged $10.50.

Search Made For Marooned Hunters

AURORA, Me.. Nov. 2'1_ (A?) —A rescue army tonight was be- ing mobilized in this little village to attempt the rescue of 100 or more persons, mostly hunters murooned in a snow-locked wilder- noes of lakes and forest east and north of here. '

Chief Game Warden Raymond Morse said the mnrooned parties which he estimated to include at least a dozen women. were scat- tered in camps. trailers and tents (Wfif an area of 50 or more square m es.

TINIEST 1mm" iTn-zs

DRUNll-ELLER. Alta. Nov. 27- snag Lou Cari-timers, vmc weigh- ed ounces at. birth inst Monday, th tiniest ever born in Can-

TRIKE

Grain Titles

CHICAGO, 0v. 27—(AP)_. Two young Canadian brothers qualified a; champion grain rrflwers 1011?)’ when they moved "W0 the "King Row” at the in- ternational rain and ha show. t.“ fill}. .1.“ “"“.'.’.f"i *"

- "milk? on a- side a) win the coveted "Wheat K ’ crown and his youngcr b")! l‘, W. Justyn Rigby, . "Z2, took a e alongside irim as the “Oa s King."

Supplementary Island Brief ls Presented

Re-orgganization Old-Age Set-u p Is Urged.

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OTTAWA, Nov. 27-(CP)~-A sup- _ plcmciitnrv statement 01' the Prince; rkiwarrl island Qovernmentls sup- airt of the principle oi flOfllfllill-

ry 01d age pensions was placed. before the Royal Commission tn.- Domiiuou-Provmcial Relations FYI-i day. The Island urged immediate,» rcorgmnm ion of the DDIIBlOII-S sch‘ up Ull 111111 basis. _‘

W. E. iyiossey. plflifllifilill auditor. of Pruice Eduard Island. subimt-. bed that at. the some time the Is-j land Province considued non-con-l uibuwn‘ 01d age pensions snoud be’ retained for those unable to makel regular contrlbuuonfi. "

“If the DOIIIUIZOII took over the. entire respomibiiity for old age‘ pensions unu picked them on a. contributory basis. 1t L; felt that a, ratio 0011111 be devmd which would

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from bcmr: any gieater than it is an present wiriie rehevim the provmccs entirely of their burden under this. head," M1". Massey submitted.

A contributory scheme would bet an incentive .0 thrift and economy whereas the present; lion-contribu- tory scheme was dewiuctive of those virtues. leadinll to paternal- ism and reliance 011 the slalfi.

llezlth 0f Mother St. Catherine In Montreal

Words was received here last. nirzht of the death of Mother St. Catherine WlIO (lied ycsitcrrlnl’ fl! the further house. Congregation o! NOiYIE Dame. Montreal. ‘ifotlier St- Catherine (Annie Cilmplx-lll was born at Summerslde, P. E. 1.. 79 years a o.

Last l/lay '7, when "Mother FW- Cathcrinc was Superior of St, Jos- eph's Convent in Charlottetown. she cclcbiulcci the dliaitiond jubilee of the connection with her reli- rzioin profession. Celwratlcn of her 60 years in religious work was urlw ate as she had been fnitircd in a fall three months l)f'€‘.’10l1.<ly,

This fall Mother Sm, Catherine retired from her dufics as Stipcricr of St Josephs and mcvrd 1o the mother house at Mcntreal.

She came from a family which holds an lvncrs-d place in the his tor-v of Prince Edvcard Island. The Mott, 71913 Bernard McDonald. sec- ond nun-n of Chru-Zoltrtciyn. wa< 11¢.‘ mzllcrrinl gYliPfl 11111-10 and Ronald B. hfcDonnld. late parish priest at Souris. P. E. 1., 11-115 ller uncle. Another uncle. John ‘McDon- aid of Bcdeduc, P. F 1.. father of inflict‘. John A, ivfcfjpalyfijires;

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prevent _the Domini-on contribuion}

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Dartmouth Girl If i Ile Instantly

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

DARTMOUTH. N. 8-. Nov. Z7- Blanche PetMDBs 17. 01f WU» Cliezaelcook was killed almost 1n- swntly and three other persons were injured last night when 11 liirht. delivery truck overturned after mrlkiniz a telephone D011‘ near this town across the harbor from Halifax.

A coroner's jury found die "came to her death while u. ma- scnger in a car wcmlied by Ed- uard Morris" and said "death is attributed w overcrowding driver's compartment." I

Evidence showed the dead am was riding in the front cf I"! truck with her sister. Rose. 1.110 driver and Basil He-nneberry.

Jame; Mac t‘. Auld Dies At Vancouver

VANCOUVER. Nov. 21-10m-

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4 Pier And Tracks Suf-

Brunswick Surveys Havoc.

(C. P. by Guardian's Special Wire) SAINT JOHN, N. 11., Nov. 27- Aftci" only one day's respite since a blizzard caused heavy damage in the Movincc Friday New Bruns- wick was gripped by another but apparently less severe snowstorm: today and tonight. ‘ The additional snowfall W118 general and Suriher delayed work of‘ opening licked highway:- Nine inclrcx fell 1:1 Saint Jvhn sinu- 9 a. m. today. ‘Hu- rviud hail reach- cd a strength 01' Z11 miles an hour tonight and was increasing. '

Monciozrhad a tvccltend of sub- zcro weather.

Bu.» lini- ru-hcrlules were disrupt- ed and automobiles were stalled in control. throughout thc province. Partial resumption of road traffic late lax-t night after a rzlrulvsis of almost 48 hours was halted 106M’-

‘Bonts Swept Away

Further details of Friday's bliz- zard revealed that the hiirhcsit tide in 50 vears swept over dykes and lowlands around Pom 812.111. Fish- ermens boats and equivalent were swept. away.

The storm did heavy damage to the pier and trucks of the Prince

Bklumrd Island i‘. ferry ter- minal at Cape To ...iti11e. N. B. Further reports of damage to breakwater-s. whurves and dwell- fmzs were received from various coasizzl points. , A survey cf havoc wrong-ht 111 tihe Shedinc arczt Friday" showed!’

that four or Iivc Iiouses had been . floated away or damn-zed beyond’ repair near ilie Foch Bridge. Other residences were unsuitable for im- mediate TB-OOCUDBUOJ’). some resi- dents returned to damaged dvrell- lnizs but more than 100 continued to receive shelter at neighbour. The shcdiac wharf was destroy- ed. At nertrbi’ 90111:. Du Cherie a dcnen summer cottages were 11ft- ed from their foundations. Lawns at Shediar Cape were washed away and verandalis collapsed. Many

horny lobster floats ivere torn from their xvintcr" moorings, “ Glace Bay Nliiicrs, IIOCRQViSiS

who played an exhibition name at if. were snovr-

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11 lierman Airmen Die In Crash

BERLIN. Nov. 27- -Germ:m

11011 today" mourncil the d- .

11 men 111 the c; 1». of a 1...; LL11‘- thansinlllaiic o11_ .. experfmciz-zz-ii fllfllit in (lllllilllfl, r11 the Wes:

coast of Min-n. A Gcmirm ll"l\'€.\‘i.gfl‘.lllfl com-

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Missing-Since, Blizzard Swept

Qver Province

Damage Reported In Wake Of Storm: Freighter" Still Fast Aground At West Point.

'l‘\\'u lfustirovillc fishermen, Ralph flout-cite. 2i‘. 11nd Francis Doucctu; 2-1, were missing" 1'11 the wake 111' lhr- rc- cord November blizzard which swept this l’rmii\<'e mi Friday. The two men were enroute from North 1,111.11. vital of Souris to Rustico with two motor 11111115. Tilt-y 11-11 the east King's fishing village at 10 a. m. Tuesday morning 111st n11 the (ill-mile voyage and early today" ivere still un- reported.

Two Royal (Iauadiiln Mounted Police cutters, the Mac- Donald and Sea Witch were searching the Gulf of St. 12- "v- rence waters along the North Shore of this Province _'\ - ierdziy in zm attempt to locate the two rucn 11nd their 1.11.11 craft. Only hope held for them was that they had spew-Ht shelter in some isolated cove along the north shore 1.111 11nd been unable to communicate with relatives hecuul-t» o1‘ disrupted communication which followed 1n the wake of the storm.