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Will Hear Testimony 0f Economy 00m- mittees » 0i Two Railways.

(Canadian Press) QrrrAWA, Feb. i-Following a lengthy interchange the Senate ggflway Committee this afternoon decided that on Friday morning

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eoff Spad- a landing ski on the alrinail plum plying between Moncton “mo”

and Charlottetown, struck a m“ m‘; drift and nosed the big weir. “Whine over, breaking the undercarriage end damaging a W111: in addition. Pilot wem, 1"°'"°1'1 W110 was at the controls moved without injury m, m; 21520:. after getting big ‘Dim,’ M m “gmii *0 we! at in, edge 9 Ylng field, back into the h““‘“ ‘m’ "R0101. he took off in another Faircliild and oompletdd u" m9!“- Bveelllhs of theaccident 3:1: morning Mr. Fowler said that B 80ft snow broke the shoe]; of

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—MCI.EAN LEAGUE PLAYOFF —In the Kensington Rink Friday, Feb. 3, at 8.15 pm. Victoria Unions vs. Kensington Granltes. This is the first game of the final playoffs for the McLean Cup. Hours skate after match._Admisslon 15 and 25.

POLICE COURT-There was e clean docket yesterday moraine at the Police Court.

NEW LONDON GwUPe-PYQQIDY- teriln Church in Canada. services on Sunday, Feb. 5th. will be as lol-

man, director"

staff of the

some eilifon colic ruuasmv

7.00~Tuxis Sq

, regular meet- ing- Soc l Hall.

latest hits of the season. Mr. Chip- snnounced that at the next evening's entertainment an old time number not heard here be- . fore, would be introduced.

Miss Helen MeoKeusle of the Canadian lxlational Hotel left this morning on a short

lows: ll. a. m., Geddie Memorial; visit to new“, 2.80 p. in, Long Creek; 7 p. m., Clif- ton. , RED CROSS

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of the best, -15,000,000 had been slaughtered, and 40,000,000 more had been injured, and that some measures must be taken to effect

T015 Work cost another $250,000. A umber of incidents 1118 scope

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00d 0M story he closed by the re-

on Your behalf." The 40.000 hospital days last year

who could not pay.

Junior Red Cross _

The second agency to which um ispeaker referred was the Junlb)‘ Red Cross, which worked with the children teaching them to play the health game. Prince Edward Island had shown the lead in Junior Red Cross work, and the remainder of Canada and England were follow. in! the example set here.

At a. meeting of the societies

sbow- trusted with these conditions the and variety of situation in England where restored the wurl; done by outpost nurs- ‘ faith and confidence in o National °~‘- "Ye Elven by Mr. Soinrnerville

milk "$110 did the best she wuld 9017191151’!

reflected the need of the people idepresslou. Eighteen month; ego u;

ithe earth bad lost faith in finan- ~clal system. The Bulk had been

each day of the week and four on] of confidence in people m4 ‘w. Bllhdflys in each of these outposts. I

oramcht had brought nations to the verge of disaster. 'l‘be speaker con.

‘Government and e sacrificial spir- it had enabled the country to ec- the greatest financial achievement in the world's history in the year of the world's greatest

ieoohomic crllll had faced Britain, ,as thepcople and the nations of

forced to make large borrowings from France and U. S. “A. The King had instructed the party lesdq-s to form a National Goverimaent, and they had done so, making great sacrifices. m thirty days the bud- get had been balanced, and in the election which followed, the 10's,. tional Government had received a larger inaiorlty than any previous

BONORE$i. UNEASY 0VER y Bfljjmll.

Roosevelt Critioised

For Offs ring To DealPersonally With British. Re- presentative.

WASEINUIUN. Feb. 1—(A.P.)—

Mlssivlhso and wamfngs over flu approaching war debts negotiations

the roll. He said that the [mug] 7904-2-2-21

flights WOIIIKI Ilg made today

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a remedy. They had tunied to the Red Cross, which was not a party organization. They would not e1- low this organization which had been built up during years of trav- ail and sorrow to cease to func- tion, but would give it a new

of Cdnada. Services on the above charge for Sunday Feb. 5, are as follows: Granville ll. Rose Valley 3, and Bradalbanc at 7. Rev. Thos. Paletholfi, Mlnietfl‘.

mey would I168!‘ tcstimon, OI U16 chairmen of the two economy com- mittees of the Canadian National and Canadian Pacific Railways. It w” agreed to summon these of- ficials with’ a view to securing from them a statement of the progress

government, In four months 400 vrlth European powers were sound- mllllon had been repaid France and ed in the United States Senate fo- 500 million had been repaid United, day, with criticism of Franklin n. Stalls-i. and the rate of interest of Roosveltb announced intention to the bank had been reduced. AL the deal in person with the representa- Peqliest 0f the Government men tive of Great Britain.

I The‘ new airing of the debt topic

from all parts of the Empire held in old St. James in London the two features which members of the Royal Family had particularly cilmmented lllwn had been the out- post work and the Junior Red Cross. In the latter work Prince ‘had pfld their income t“ l" M‘

—IIOCKEY MATCH at Kenning- ton Thursday, Feb. 2, at 8 pm. North Shore League, New Anrian vs. Indian Rlver_ Boar's skate after match. Admission 10 and 20 cents.

Mr. H. G. Herring, air mail Su-

the resolution passed by the Sen- eie committee inst November. Tho question summoning S. J. ifiingerford, President of the i, g_ N. R, precipitated a lengthy discussion in the course of which thc committee traversed its views for and against consolidation of

Ambassador, headed for Landon to prepare 011th his Government m: » the discussions which are to open i here immediately after inaugura-

i°r Red @055 Pwgmmme, which ilad the approbation of education- al autlloriiies everywhere, had been begun in Canada, and now there Were twelve and one-half million Camden“ 3w" "W" 1mm "ml m“ day‘

children enlisted m Junior Red speaker remarked. As s, result of Right afterward the Italian Am- cms, work throughout the World. sacrifice made by bond holders of bassador, Augusto Rosso, and the Children u"? W°P1d 0V6!‘ owed dime m“ 01111011 owed by Brita/in Czechoslovakian Minister. Ferdin. and Veverka, called On under-sec-

. - l r the railways h“ ma“ m5 W“? were taking or the situation _ 70M l permwndelit’ “mwd ‘mm Mmcw" memlgiiugn sfigalthiectiont hi? Edward Island had renewed special vance and 60 million had been paid coincided wlth the departure of o; eflegtmg eeopomieg in ling with whue omclany wmmoldlns-wm ' ‘SD03: ten ocloclghyeiitcrdayxmorning bvea“ m In hm‘ 1 1N9- Y d mention a,’ the meeting The Jum ‘the United States four months be- Sir Ronald Lindsay, the British - n e Puss Mo pane P .I. with er-‘B 98 W i W08 agree ‘ ,. re », had bee d wo - Guards >° ‘ “ "'-

mmi- the Japanese informally let it be known that they bad consld- ered a break with the League to be inevitable.

It was understood in informed quarters that the "final instruc- tions" from Tokyo called for re- amrmation of Japan's position ma;

that every government would see to it that the Red Cross would con- tinuc in time of peace its hcnllh programme for the control of dis- ease, and the mitigation of '-il(r'El‘ ing.

Pilot Fowler at the controls. Mr. I-Ieirlng is here in connection with the Magdalene Island air mail ser- vice which is expected to commence today, when pilots Fowler and Jun- ior Jones will make the trip. Pilot Jones brought the air mall over from Moncton this morning arriv-

Confidcnce Stressed

Asuspended

(Canadian Press) MONTREAL, Feb. l—Two guards had been suspended tonight by

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selves as unrepared to cast a vote

the two systems as opposed to "competitive co-operation." In the

the State of Manchukuo is an m- coinplished fact and that the jug.

ing investigation of the suicide in

ing about nine o'clock.

Canada" owed a. debt to Prince Ed-

deb; to the example or Canada’ and ‘only 250 million had had to be paid

in cash. Faith and confidence had

retary Castle of the State Depart-

his 1 ———'— - opinion of Rt. Hon. George P. me of Japan.’ poucy m Mancmb d“ 31$; ggagfiarterézeagltl; w‘ BELIEVE IT on NoiLTwentp Paglia this chxeglcr rixlgewmdofriz: ward Island. work m m pa“ o’ been responsible for the great ment and advised him the repres- Gmbam, chairman of the commlt- m, must not be questioned K113; h l! b e011. , awe. seven years ago on February 2a gist g“ am w r t the world or section of America uchlevenlent‘ entauv“ of the“ swemm°nts W‘. B- d°°|51°¥1 °I1 111950 P011159 i maxim aja lflilaélilillelsllrittflor itwto a well known resident of this city forthrythifitrldall vi-orlfiers Tifcier wtIrllfi could compare Wm‘ m“ d°"° The lesson was evident’ Mn 50m‘ would be ready for discussion of should be given no“ The ' css n o among the c, "d! . mewille pointed 0t. Confidence was debts with Mr. Roosvelt after lie states, there was no SHOW $0 be banner should continue in the 1 en m public has finished the

lee, however, disagreed with that, many members expressing them-

one way or another until more consideration had been given to the qumtion. Finally the matter of Mr. Hungerfords appearance was solved by Senator James Murdock reading in the conunltteo the tes- iinloliy pyescnted by Mr, Hunger- ford to tho Royal Commissionon Transportation.

‘The general discussion produced some diverging views on the part of the Senators, but disclosed Hon. J. P. B. Casgrnin as utterly op- posed io public ownership of the railroads.

“We have had government own- ‘

improvements at Saint John, N. S., appears also._ For dredging in the Maritime Provinces generally, there ls an appropriation of $149,200. To Yellalr and improve the Cape Bre- ton telegraph and telephone lines, there is a vote for $6,000.

MAIL AND STEAMER SERVICES

Under mall subsidies and steam- ship subventloils, the following ap- propriations are provided for local services: a

Baddeck and Iona, service be- tween $10,500.

Charlottetown and Pictou, service between ' $30,000.

Charlottetown, Victoria. and l-Iol!l-

the murder of Alex Mondou, lum. berjack. d

The guards, whose names were withheld, had been negligent in performance of their duties in the opinion of Chief Maurice Lnlonde. They were instructed to visit each cell at least once ouch hour. Yet Killccii v/ns not. been from shortly after midnight last night until ills body was discovered, hanging from a cell rod, at seven run. by mom- bers of the day staff.

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seen on Prince Edward Island». A Charlottetown man drove in a wa- gon to Crapaud, where he chan- ged hclxs. and proceeded to Au- gustine Cove. He returned to the city on the evening of February 28 just as the first snow storm was about i0 break.

STMPSON-MACLEOD NUPTI- ALS-{Phc marriage of Mr. Rupert Gerald Simpson of Bay View, and Vol-o Mae youngest daughter of Mi". A. J. McLeod Stanley Bridge, was solcmnizcd on February first, at thc residence of the officiating clergyman. Rev. J. M. McLeod, M. A. uncle of the bride, in the pres-

thc Speakers jlitlgmoiil.

once of a few intimate witnesses-

widows

wcl-k, and bring the populations up to par physically. In every country the work had been carried on in the realm which best suited the particular needs of that munt-ry. Thc Red Cross was a. world-widfi organization.

To illustrate the work of the Red Cross, Ml". Sommervilln cited case of tlic ividows oi‘ India, the burning 0f whom oil thc pyre with their husbands had been forbidden by the British but whose, status had not been improved as these women subsoquehtly became outcasts 0n the streets. The Red Cross had taken scores of lthou- sands of the streets, had trained them in nurs-

the

funeral

from the

health education here. No other province had a. better chance‘ to B0 forward in this work, as the Island was free from undesirable foreigners from Southern Europe. All °DDOrtunity was given to make Prince Edward Island thc most healthy Place on the face of 1hr) earth, as thc children were lhl: material with whom thc work iiiusl. be done.

111 Cfl-llada. the speaker pointed out, there were 250,000 cildciren in this work. The magazine published was recognized in U. S, A_ e5 inc best of the kind available.

Crippled Children's Work

the requisite, and he believed that Canadians would come through the depression better than any other people, even those people whose banks were glutted with gold. with confidence in the ‘government sys- tem, in the leaders, in the financial

British discus-

sion. 0

Senator Lewis of Illinois, A Dena-

ocrat, opened the debt, debate with a. speech in which he oval-nod the people of the United States against the possibility of e. concerted drive

institutions, in one another, and lb the Dominion, conic through successfully.

"The Red Cross will be your re- ilrcsenfatlve to meet the needs as I have set them before you tonight", was Mr. sommerviiles closing state i mcnt.

Complimentary references to the address of the evening were made by Hon. Dr. W. J. P. MacMillsn, who moved the vote of thanks to the ‘speaker, and by I-Ils Worship Mayor

Canadians

from abroad for a new moratorium and called -for reasserilon of the opposition of Congress to any new moratorium or any reduction in the debts. _

Senator Reed, Pensylvania. R0- publicari, then broke in to say he ‘feared the President-Elect was a- ‘bout to repeat the mistake of _Presldent Wilson at the Paris Peace conference, in negotiating personally with foreign govern- ments. 1f Mr. Roosevelt should

"Ship 1°‘ 1° yea"? 55m Mr- c115‘ day's whorl’. service between $4.600. "Wulldflllv". "w hdril-i” cllorlis- Th” mid“ was‘ attired m a beam" 108. and had sent them l0 Serve- In addmm m the training - m "'“~~-1v' who seconded the motion “need” m anmmement’ he Sam’ 5mm» "and 15 15 a curse 1° the Grand Malian and the mainland, ed thc Coilsurvatives willie the f"! 114°‘! 80W". WW1 110005501“! I0 rather than allow them to remain mam‘ “Iered- m? 7139111 0! fiervlcl?’ I 5 ' even though Congress should 411$‘ hlfl-rltlme Provinces. Personally. I service between $24,750. Speaker mid the I_:!’;0l' ioedoflhmlch- 51w “he the recipient of as were dame cm the streets. m W“ m“ "m" ‘he 0010"“- Mmv.‘ agree. the moral obligation of the am against. government operation," Halifax and Bay sf, Lawmnpe, spurred O\'f‘l‘ the p0ili.‘_ --i would "WW 11593111 and "1110010 81m 80 Indie the Red Cross with zeal and ‘ind "lflessllm We“? taught, with I debtor nations “would be gravely he added. , service between $2,880. dislike to lLilllC i-iio honorable "' 5h°wer lWdPYBd he!» b)’ h" inspiration was trying to roach U"? T951110 that the BOYS 811d Elrlsi weakened."

This was stoutly opposed by Senator Murdock. He was set in his view that Canadian National 0P0wtl0n may be and can bc made a success, ho said.

Admitting he had not yet decid- ed where he stood on this question, 5000001‘ McRae recalled that the committee had over two months ago called for voluntary co-opera-

Halifax, Canso and Guysboro, scr- vice between $0,750.

Halifax and Sherbrookc, service between $1,000.

Halifax, south Cape Breton and Bras D'0r Lake ports, service be- tween ssnso.

Halifax. Spry Bay and Cape Bre- ton ports, sci-vice between $4,500.

Halifax and West Coast oi’ Cape

lllcinbcr but I ilroposo (Iiliiig so if lie does liq, i-uillllrlil lo Lin: rule; of debalc," liiruliviicd {hv Speak- or. Confronted ivilfi his possible ex- pulsion, Mr. word worth withdrew “any implication the Prime Minis- fer made his money dishollestly", and the temper of the House sub~‘ sided.

lrizlny frrnds, at the home of her sister, Mrs. l-l. S. MacEwcn, Stan- loy Bridge. They left on their honeymoon, in the morning after the marriage for st. John and other places of interest, and on return they will reside at Bay View. While in Si. John they will be the guests of Rev. A. D. Mac- Leod, uncle of the bride. The popu-

ivhom were illiterate.

In Canada the servlc" workers was the channel which [he supporters of the Red the last ten yell-rs the number was Cross found expression, Mr. Som- 9.500. In this work Prince Edward merville said. One of the gratify» Island had had a. very fine record,

Duty To Oversea. Ali-ii

through

of thc i

050,000,000 people, as peromi oqhed been helping the crippled |chlldrcn's work, The Rotary and

Gyro Clubs would be glad to go out to find every crippled child in the province.

In Canada last year 980 crippled children bad been helped, and in

Monday.

TORONTO, Feb. l—l'icv. Dr. Samuel D. Chown‘, former Gen- eral Superintendent of the Meth-- od-ist Church in Canada, died here

Dr. Choiwn, who was 79 years old, had been lll for some time. He was one of the strongest pro-

Le-wis replied that he could not

believe Mr. Roosevelt with his Government experience would put himself in the position of 112mg discredited by o. Congressional dis- approval of his more, he said, President Hoover re- ceived Premier Ramsay MacDon- ald of Great Britain and Premier Laval of France and dealt with

action. runner-

them directly.

Reed added then that he was

"gravely worried" by thenevy-spfll)‘

er statement that Mr. Roosevelt 1 intended to include nations that

have defaulted in debts discussion. l “That would‘ mean," he said, ‘Q10-

would exchange one promise that

is no good for another that is no

better. I am sure Congress would

Breton, service between $4,500.

Mainland, Miscou and Shlppigan, service between $1,000.

Mulgrave, Arlchat and Canso, ser- vice between $33,750.

Mulgrave and Guysboro, calling at intermediate ports, service be- tween $10,500.

' Pelee Island and Mainland, ser- vice between $8,450.

lar couple carry with them the best

wishes of the commu by.

lng features was that the first ob hand doctors had shown a splendid Jectlve of the Red cross was set- | spirit of oo-operatlon. The work of vice to overseas men, no necessary Dr. T. B. Acker, Halifax, could not want of whom should be allowedlbe equalled by any Orthopedic to go unfilled. There were in hos- I Surgeon 0n the North American pitals at present almost as manyicontinent. The toxoid treatment men as there were in 1920. It was l was another feature of work for for the Red Cross to put life and which Prince Edward Island w” heart into the regulations passed unique.

the Government, not ihat there

ponenls of church union and play- ed en outstanding role irl the ulti- mate realizrdion of the union of the Presbyterian, Methodist and Congregational churches in 1925. At the first General Assembly 0f the United Church, Dr. Chown was nominated for the office of Moder- ator, but declined for the sake of

lion on the pari. of the two 5y‘- isms. He would like to know what ind been achieved in this respect.

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_B. I. S. SOCIAL—B. I. S. mid- week attraction was the scene of one of the largest crowds of the ing the government will go to the present season. upwards of thirty- people m an intensive Campaign on five tables of auction forty-fives the slogan "Hindenburg and llit- and W"? Fame keenly wntested- So close was the genie that five

_ . (Candide Press) let." The trinity in service f‘ which .. .- '-

OTPAWA, Feb. IPTOM estimates Pictou. Millgrave and Cheticamp. we President dissolved the ~young ladies had to draw for second should.» overlapping, but that the any province might we“ ‘as proud acsolufe unanimity- disapprove or any refunding for fertile fiscal ygm‘ 1933'.“ tabled in service between $13350’ Relchstag because of the filiiurc of 91am the results being as 1on0“: organization should step in where was M155 MagLeaIl, Miss MacDon- countries that have discrcdiied lhe House of Commons this after- PM” “Tmbatnd u“ ”,',I:::°1l°“ negotiations designed to ol-inglbmfle" ms“ “:11; Mlfxay‘ is; the governmmt left off. Last year old and Miss Wilson. Their work u. 1r. CUSTOMS nybmo- themselves" noon by Hon, Edgar N. Rhodes, 15:1‘?fellxicgefrgfixgrwldén; m, about the support, or at least the jg"? Mllift-lnfiheazfisc Ge°:";°'1;°wer',4oo.0o0 calls had been made at the would be appreciated by the end ...__.__ ‘Minister of Finance, amount w a“ ° ' ' I” toleration. of the Centrist Dari-y. ° m’ ' ' g ‘libedsidee or oversees we“. and 1'1 dren o: to-morrow. oTrAwA. rub. 1~<clP.>-1=b1l- . usuweAaa-ll- and Gmnvfllm and other way ports’ which would have permitted the Mm‘ Mom’ Hemessey‘ M's‘ c‘ Gau- each case some comfort had been It was not so easy m heip Jdults lug in line with the practise follow- e