Wal'

was concerned with the it 'ii€oame acute It was

Dominion parlia is the

Lcglslate mmol

'“~` ors

an im

Bankruptcy is regarded

Nevertheleg a large

of farmers are in an in _ condition Parliament also .right to legislate in mat ogrlculture as well as the

_in

a farmer is in dif

may apply to an of than was ,a

Ima h‘:m';“‘Vhmv:k°’ even "as between

“E ‘S a “U the Board or Review

:legislation ..

to wipe out the debts ' _

injure the credit of the coun gary; tfhgesct;?1¥\t§.Y;?.!§?I§:?&’cE;?|t

h°"'° bee” mme mis we are trying to restore credit;

' §.fid”Wiib_'l`s there that will S8-Y F that this is not an attempt _tc re- ' store crediti, Creditis ‘simply con-

fidence. is provided' that ‘t.he`

e farmer can summarily, expedi-

tiously _arid cheaply go through bankrup_tcy_if_hg _wants _tot gill

h ` ti i disco d

“uns his °°'°d“°“' pm the Aatc Iinhesdoes, tlhleiigeof gms;

dings It would be a vary ong to dispossess a farme

i because he was in debt o ililsoute the savings of a life :Under this machinery th

can get together

gone to the official re

.rand made a. sworn state

the farmer applicant The country thmythey di-d not “nt to tx; caggeshcarlgrtglicrgs go through Ybankruptcy. They

problems It is quite ;‘;'fh“"'ey"c"h°f "‘°'°‘m°“ "“ at that meeungi an ln further-' reply' to Mr. Hem- mtgybbe Engimd 13”; ming, the speaker said the Boards

t ’;° t e Far ° of Review were governed by gen-

new SU 0 CUB TBC S may eral .ru1s6‘_b“‘-Alre “van me °“i "`““‘“¥!‘§ “““’;m§‘° possible latitude io .ieelce eucli myiiiiif ine ifngtter li: °°“° °" 1°’ °‘”9 3“»""°’ - - `

Board of Review _ nhnmmm

made to the old _ _` Fnml" _ from which the called upon, Premier Maelisiii- is derived The an said the condition of the farm-

contalns a refuge urs dhad linen ocouicningtnim. ss

armor on hea cf* e goivcrnmen grlve

ci the creditors on wiieem. ni il-is mutter-oral' cvuieni

of taxes the Government d en-

, _

ohnrsos. or- thought tiirpecplc were not ciao.:

lorlmsrllv on thc connection botwssri the

the mln t»° runners Creditors Arrangement productivity Act. and the Form- lounf Act. Mr.

Md - in

“naw ob a- 2‘l:ii;°cc:i'x?:ticn,`hi.ni;h,%s'm`%\ot

t 0

was

loan it

Ere ix'

ORB

90 per

owned their

the debt of Sl.-

the danger

would be de-

iu the in- there be a

out that setting in. had been in home

an lnorclle in Prince Edward only Province

fewer tpnlnts in

Surely it was somethin! by ' to mnintdn

class

ni I M.

11156

were by the

suggested that the was revolutionary.

the' extent of

do you not a right to

proceedings?"

unlesswoha

ulw

in ac-

emocratic the first and this

whole legis- nnd credit-

and

ur d

and

arrange to the

article

was

in this

fair

in the

cosvored in -ri-.sire ~1iiwmoi\ii oi easy as possible He believed lt would require great co operation on thc part of all concerned to nut! the farmers back on their feet again This being the purpose of thc hslllltlofi discussed’ by,-Voir. MciPiicrsoi‘i, it 'should lfiakc iwidi appeal. I-lc paid a warm. personal tribute to Mr. McPherson. whom ho had-mst on msny-occ\s.ions_re- cently _st Ottawa. V 5 _V sie/nsw;‘_g.___t, Sinclair, oullld up- on, also voiced his :percolation of Mr. MoPhcrson’s address. Hs

lssoihsrnoli. at tho lou\tm"s rs-

scts were entirely distinct they wovitod in olol ‘sh-

'Um

“Qui

Delivers

Mr. A. B. Molnrllsie. MA.. LL.D.’

Bu,pcrlnt.endent_ of Education for Now Brunswick. speaking at the evening session ofths teachers' cm- nntion lrcltcrduy in his opening remarks oxpnlilid his lonfoolotion of thc opportunity of speaking in the teachers of this province. He tdefned to the Rod Cross pictures shown at the bcginnins of the evo- ning session. andjw the project ing- mn in arithmetic at the morning session, which he claimed was one of this finest it was ever his priv- ilege to witness. ' ' '

Contliuing Dr. Mnllhrluic said

it is a good thing for teachers to meet once a year as you are doing to exchange ideas. to share what you have gained by experience with those who have had less experi- ence and discuss with each other common problems. Yesterday and today you have been dismissing Red Gross libraries. mathematics, Eng- lish. the value of these subjects and tho method of presenting them to the children in the schools. It is really amazing the wealth of know- lodge and information that thc child acquires during the few years that he is at school. It is weil that you should discuss subject matter and the best ways of presenting lt. This evening I shall- attempt to direct your attention to what the school tries to do with the pupil through the medium of lessons when he is being taught so much subject. matter. My topic is teach- ing and educating.

In s book written a few years

ago, I. scene is depicted with an old man seated on a box on the sunny sheltered side of a warc- house out at the end of a. wharf. One day a passer-by accosted him and asked what he did there. The old man replied, "Sometimes I sit and think and sometimes I just sit." Mr. Chairman, ladies and gentlemen, the most difficult task that we have to perform is to sit and think. How difficult it is to concentrate on one topic to the ex- clusion of all others. How fre- quently distrscting elements force themselves upon one‘s attention and break the thread of thought, Hcwdifiicult it is at times tolls- ten attentiveiy in who/t is 'being said. Even when one is reading a book the mind may wander and neoesiitaie the tuming back of a .leaf to see what has just been read. What a grip we have to take with ourselves to hold our attention -up- on the task at. hand. And yet, not only is thinking the most diffi- cult tnsk that we have to perform. it is also the moat important.

_ The Expression ol Thought

°"d“" Thought expresses itself in ac-

tion. A1-l actions thot are worthwhile are the outward manifestations of

inward thought. What we tlhink

i' in

a primary purpose then in teaching and in educating to teach pupils in think and to think right. Ifdurlns the process or education young peo- ple have been taught to 'think they have _qoquircd an asset of incalcu- lable value.

From time immemorlal every ra.-

tional and thinking mind has wnestled. with the mystery of the natural and the supernatural; the mystery of mind and matter; the

16.55

them in

our

As we

may

J'-.ii ll ,

t f C o nivetnitioin'

_ “-v*__ ‘_ _ » _g,~

E85 §f’5 ii-"55' _ _ iliéiiiriggiiifiii? isg§§§.§r_ ei=§;;..§ iliiiiifiiiiiiiriifg

.- ¢=»:s »g 2:. ‘ sill iéiiiilif iii

i=;§§_¥_ SE '. si ire# css § 3°

tion ’|.'horo

N OODIGTVB

woot

IBD I ~ e on tradition-

vico to thennclvcs and in othe:s.__

bluntly xxgcrlcucc _

"°°‘°“ wellies employment often ho/ve difficulty in scouring it bg- “WSC U19 °m'Pl0.Y¢‘I refuses to con- sider llmlllcatioris from those who NVQ “Ot hid previous experience. In the endeavour to adjust them- solves to conditions with Wllloh molly vobcenccrruouiedm

found the tad: exceedingly dim-

enoe or sctivttim th krwwigqgg the Skill to onsiblc them sdeqlmtcoly to make tho adjustment. so great an the changes that havp when P18001-ni-helastthzieeorfoilr years in production. marketing, distribu- M911. communication, transportation, in illdllstriil trade and commerce, that political lesdcrs,- -!'ina.neig1 loaders. industrial leaders, have UWB Si-i‘ll88U-iii! to make the neces- BBPY adjustments to meet the

“lil present' this evening who in tbolastfourornvoyoanshsanot had a similar experience, wiw hug not been °°U1P¢lled to odlllst his or

iiiiggiigiii ggésg §.g; ilgitiiiif §t§s§§#*§ sf §§ ggi iii?"

iis

him for and happy cit H well have the

oohool onnsriooou or some chu n

solu- lJ¥¢pa.rod them to conform to the ‘winch than rmriuuc liberties and authority or mont."

would the class-mom; whilctheprmscliool tad; of the

mn cnpsriencss of others have so poorly, ur, through the sttcn- nrenlfod them for the new situa- css, to see, to foo

Wm- WN" Wpils reach the pact.

higher grades, thc sxporicnces out- Ego know the great events of

d vlolri ual t emeri-

xifls snake it easy for them t/o got is essential; hutothoy are *ho not be noi. ful lotsa with t s.

side the school of some boys_and

ffl and t belt out of what

the och l has to ff - h th

outside the school ma/ks it dimcult

lxporlonoos ol Two 'ry-pcs

of thc school

and

are tho

Ss'

I0 roll

.iii

rlane.

But the con- sm

1 °'°“¥‘°&’; the iowe

th. bm ing that tn

th' °*l’°"' nl?mWo”m?uuu

ences. accumulate the knowledge, -i "°'°‘”' acquire the sinus tm will at them §Ym““e°”d,,,, ’“’“'“‘°”°" “M °“‘°’ 'fo lil/0 lllipivy useful lives of ser- ‘ _

.L£€F°'

(Jasc

iéiifigig fiiggigis

a iiiigigg

mont: in f

ivoly.

Mr. Pcnverno claimed that Crown had proven the accused

P it

aotcd d *Brintcan" an

cd by/ the four

sam. Allan Abs

used in the ous. of brands of

.greg .iigiii rpg?

DDB tullicd with

Appointed To

...'53 .L°.‘.2.TL._‘i'..;’3°f..‘i‘$°i'»d%i A. P. Board

Of _ Directors

(A. P. By Guardilsfs Special Win)

NEW YORK April 17-

? . 'I1-le

recent years men and women have board of directors of the Associat-

ed Press today named Victor F.

cult because they have been un~ llidder, of New York, to fill able to draw rrom previous ewan. vacancy caused by the death

have expired this year.

On advice of counsel the

eral membership meeting, a vislon,of the by-laws making mandatory that a member f

board.

her business life. social life, domes- phy the student may travel from

Zgnlllc in _meet unexpected situa- his own nexliiilighi-olod intra over

~ expanding wor whlc secs

M133 Q; °l=_o¢fl¢l.1°o is nsmpecul- people or alumni races in su paris “mms NWN* Zfilicration. our of thc world struasling to overcome do uk =1id_s1’wd-parents had to or adjust tnemsei-ver to inc fancies gmndmowibvhu . our _children and of nature. Through History forces M” ,mdllellu ivilliiuvetc _do lure- ,ine cnila may be led suck to tm

- “jh».1=°\lH==l=»°foo=o- bcgiunmcsci eiviu».iiou.1-is my

§,°“`§u,°‘“`umt“dfm 1°' the problems be a speetawr of the origins ma

0 miligey wlllybe able to ,fortunes of races. nations. institu-

m°°" tm tim 9-‘ld t*-housed tions. :History adords an opportun- “mt°°"‘“ :Ml lo'-iw tho nooossm ity or uuioouirig to the enum iron m mgiftnd '1"h° school. then. is stares of hum.a.n experience, the

B “ im Ui Wllibhwboys and struggles of diverse peoples to sd-

!" U9 clwn on oobommiw~of¢.1mt themselves. :aut the history l\lfti¢llPlti!l8 in activities which in the 5oh001_ text; is doirlfnllzed. &¢I&lul!'° tho acquisition of thoscmlf this heritage of the past is to be

ls. habits. ideals, attitudes mace avaliable. particularly, at the

and Powers roouirea for successful siculentery level, it must be ro-

passes into and expresses itse. `Pl¥'ti¢1Pltl01'l UI the life 01 Society. moved from the logical containers the life we live. Sound thinking is "Fm 1”l'l*|lli!l8- the fiusdafnental ad- to which it has been consigned for

um followed by eieci- logical deductions \JllW1\°1ll~S which no seouxodi preservation. rt must be brought

"Pix, and these are ouzsnioed into rishi those habits. 'rho task ci into-nic current or ilu. ri must be

¢$§°*; and successful action. As we think mm °°1 is _fo Bt boys and girls .udp mi, 'nw wgvmy mvgu,

_ :-6 so we do. If we would have yoiinkgt ill-lii‘tl;1,¢i'_iiselivesilo'hlic'lr environ- nys Car1yle,ts.ught men this truth:

a sworn statement 1 ,_ wth men and ymmg wmmn mt ng go '. Not mn” that but mm am* “lit tho U.V'801l0 |1805 Of the World

does not pm V1 de consider in every ns ance are e we must teach them when they ‘N theiiudjust he environment to meet were actually filled by living men,

merits of the case We do not boys md gl;-15 to think fight, 31, 5, r needs, . The young man must not by state papers, controversies

taught in the world of today usd distractions of men; but by

lil-St him- .mon in other coats or breaches. 9»lld.i\l8° with passions in their stomachs ho-lle‘l°_¢' and colour in their checks. and the

Mtioq idioms, features and vltalitlcs of

man.

Thelhd

lotloipcteio ni his rcccnceook. “inthe steps

mm .oodutggrgmgviog ofti»mmr."m-.n. v. Morten

“Wie f°" °°"°°““€ °"“S iii; pfiéritviis obtained but it was mystery or the universe. of :mile 'M *M riimtioos with which they for-swci-h or mspgukinntsgiwog ii: “wh "l‘°“1° “fi” °“ the fo uit credit oi the iurium or our erisiecce ...ui more cesunv. mum- mov bo confronted- _ .ssl-umioni. no ciseovu-oc u mmm

msn and every woman l"f°m W’ °hUd’l ilrlt .dw at tile embossed with a circular stamp

wrestled with those school until the not ho is partial- and tho letters or the 'rcnth Legion.

ce. wo. time in “tu in “mmm d°°°°"°" °° mo- mi purchases mc polisiac tin tile

“Z ' ‘ ‘ ' '

cast E

'rin

_iii .giif

rs§ess§ e§;§§§S is-ggsi siiigi sites.

ll’ WPDNC OU

kitwl of the liticll econ

00 c or, w llc o edge pc , .

Uliporicnces and 'activities of others onlie and social condition that

oulscd or muse possible thou sv-

for them to succeed- inside. cats. Tho' more clearly tho scones

can be envisioned, the more real thc

t room the

. Company. owners cf

rihncaocf

ill* i ieiiii ii; iii? .i 2 1%-.s§;§.§,§§§a§ ,ggggi §§f.f

i . g e§§§ =3§“'§,r=§§§§§s i§§f

-.» 2* , §‘ i _

§i;§;:’§; éiigiiiié’

§.‘liii;i§c

` ‘E

mclllllc

Vi°\?1°lllex

invlmgtgv pqrulstlon of of thc persists tho endurance sacsoitv of

tblotln ing. llc tnstli sad

m to

mbetwocnnal

whowlllbctollllm dothslmwbs will

f~ii=t§gE§§;a=...

éiésisig

.i"‘,.........."““""f.’i"‘....‘£.." ‘iii

ircctly so the

°N°-1115*' Bxlonlinan

and

dmlwd it, he vmvbe “I

emeans of

Jaqwqvivt-~i'i-W nw- crore--.sony

-Memento do

,-333 vnu: Apr.: so | 0l’Po‘§~l¢ahieriit Reviewgd

_‘° u ic. r. sv clouds- swim wuei

my mm, ,°,,_ ovrraws, April 11-.Amr sx-

sctlythrecmouuuinsctlnn the

sutgmdisnnuiondshsllfo Pavement sions' ibnhdritlw nsusadiniisiabontooilht-totals

glongzastcs' holldof withoulyl comparatively small ist of ltltutol onnctcd. Royal assent lilo been

svcntoit newer omsiwlll

ics. iacludinl Ill NWN

tho moaliirel forecast in thc Spell!! P. from the Throne. light divorce,

bills were passed.

msuum

agreement - relief in tho

Provinces. s wcciuy day of

meculc tax odiostmcnts for

ctltiocrs of tl-is Judiciary and do-

iiiglg iii? gi

ucucn

~fimiiiii¢ boots to mics mlm, mation cc ui coo-

river claim-

nomio council. amendments to the

bounds (arm loan and farmers creditors

NWONGIY alnnsolncut oct. All time wen

l usocistod with the rofcnn policy-

oiher measures enacted included

tbl oct 8lPUWi!\8 D.O\¢l¢1 MW'

. ation of civil service salaries. two

months extension of the not crest- .ing the Canadian Radio Blond- erstiug oouuuissiou, into-lm soli- ply bills and authorisation to the Government to provide money to moot Canadian National Rsiiliwoy deficits. »

Session Features

lsaisins of the union to date

won br-ic! debates on the BP°°¢h fiom the Throne, the forbcarmoe if the omnsition in the cull’ itages and reversal of that atti- tude at the lad. tho Volume of

the » °‘ socliicgisioilon sevsuocc by the

scoipli s. ocus, whose mm wouls Govgrnmmh md ,.q,,,,,,d 4,-

msnds of the Liberal opposition that the Government complete

board

"“"°°“"p°u°dt° d°P“° mm* ccmarybusinemo. thooarlicst long established precedent of not we momm; wi' mu ,, ¢¢n- filling vacancies prior to the gen- em dwum_

l"°° Primo mentor n. ia. Bennett

0: was absent from the House for the

last seven weeks but s. ls/rgc volume

New York state must sit. upon thc of his Mom kiumwn vu gd-

vancod. In addition to those which

Mr. Ridd has ounoed °h'“l€°<i' wil ohonsiog conditions. will not been csruiinclitc for tix """ W' ”"°”“h ‘H °"“°°' "‘° 'n‘°"°i5B°°-l'°¢1y&man0rawo- ivgzancyat the membership moot-

followinc were awaiting disposal at mjoimunent.

Unemployment insurance. mini- mum vans and maximum hours ofwosk,siiofwfiiohhavcgoneta the Senate.

0n0rdor!¢pof

Other measures remaining on

the order your at ad-,iournaiumt include ameniincnts to the crim- iusi code, the s8s.oo0.000 oiibllo wcs-ks and industrial undcs-tskiulil measure, pcscntl and inventions. wcigliiis and measures. soldier set- tlement board, and the resoludon to establish s Dominion grain board. . Numerous priva

lotions and bills the older paper

Sgg 3' iii tri

:rim me if Reform in the Milli .... .i.".".‘l‘........i i. u. .....°i-'il igslsuotnéuineiuco uncuesuaotsmu;

M WQUWU Dirk”

oct, ufoggtords for oonsumor__ sud, °“‘°“°“`...... uf... “‘*“"“...........’$iiI.‘.. .u concentrations sm mtl to tho

. _

ocuipol1ym:»t,°‘cst lshnlcnt, og; and initiation of the imstsl sys- tem in osoitentisries.

New Spoiler

First business of thc Commons when it mot Jw oicctlcn of s. new speak” deems Black resigned blocusc ol* ill health Just before assembly Ind J. L. Bowman, Conservative mem-

thc unani-

was

mb in MIND til*

Armand I-AVG-YIM

a long illness. Hs wi-I

succeeded W Hou. Raymond Wir- md. Conservative moillim' 1°* East lllel. Presentation of tho nmol 01°

Royal Commission on Buy- ing and the incidental airing of the quarrel between I-Ion. H- H- Btcvcns and tho Cabinet which re- sulted in his resignation of his prctfoiio and choir-nionship of th! oonuniuion won hllblilhtl Oil 511° lui; week of Parliament. The re- port will be studied during the rccel and l6K15\‘lifl0l\ llr¢P°l'¢<l-

Two otha' comsnlttees were in session. Cue socoinmendins I elaborate hopsinc and slum clear- .gwg pougy grid, tho Ou!! M/Udy' lug the British Noi-in America Aot- 'riis second ms yet to =‘°=ld°1'*'-‘ report. The House Bankins lm commerce Committee still hw under consideration _thc hill moh- woa by o. o. ocoic (Ur/i. Mc- nscdi io :ix :crm rnortslse ill- tarect rates at s. maximum of sl! A considerable portion of MIDP!!

had' been voted before odl0“l’¥\' mont. and two interim suvpll' WU “ma gmvlqing tho Government with thc necessary money W °°ff¥ on tu-rcugli Aorll ood Moy- Bill my progress was mods on the bud-

zsolutlons.

'”'.l‘hcy beams WSW" Wh” tl" midget was delivered but any changes that ma be mood uwll- snd than are Jvc!! °3\°“!°l 1” committee, will have to be sd-_ gustoc m from tba stair of th' maui year. This applies portfoli- larly fo income tax returns._

Other mimics that will so over until after the recess include sd- jugimcnt of Maritime Province

siiisigucloiml la mcoumcnded by inc to Ucnsnission and odillll- mcut of saskatchewan and Al- berta resource claims as recom- mended in the Dyssrt Commidon

, - ,.._._- i .

_ _ is iii

gi: git

‘__ ,_

Hfx. Shipya rds `Increase

O pe ra ti on

(C.l'. By Gm.rdhn'| 'Special Win) MJON'IlRiEAL. April l’| - Halifax

shipyards increased its operation during the year 1994 by 28 per ccnt over the previous year, Sir Newton Monro today told share- holders oi' Dominion steel and Cool Corporation. This, the President said, gave the plant s. fairly profit- this business. “At the. present time this plant is fully operating and has sufficient business on hand to work at full capacity for a num- ber of months ahead. 'rberc was ul- lo a alight increase in the opera- tions of other stool manufacturing lilhsidiarles. but until the domestic swcl business hs returned to nor- mal. we cannot expect s. full op- eration at these plants."

0neiDead' In

Mine Fire

(AI. By Gusrdlsnk Special Wire)

BRUWNBVHLE. Ps... April if -

HN "NW 1-luoulh thc main haul- age way in tho not Colonial Nb. 4 cool mimi today, causing the dsath of s foreman and threaten-

zgydamsgc to tho $900,000 prop-

oificisis or tm rs. ou.

§ *Q liiiii §5!s$

nounold that John dlad from monoxide overcome-whiic sigh

Cfficials sold tho

umilr control into today.

'§’.?$".'l"i5 'Restrictions ’i‘.”'.*.'i‘h Homnor Trade

!0\UUl‘l»

With Germany

s si

Tf;§€

if iii

India gends , Greetings To His Majesty

(U. r. Cable Vis. _lumtoni (By Guorsliuvs special Wim) NEW DELHI, April 1'!-A nw-

tion conveying India's “deep devo- tiim and utmost loyalty" to His Majesty on the occasion of the Bilver Jubilee was pulled unani- mously today by the council of state, the upper house of tho Ih- dian Lolllllturc. V

Didn’t, Have “It”i

ilu: (Zo: 1% _

___-.-

(C. r. by Gasnllssrs Urdu Wise) 1-ui.i.ni'Jix. April l -.is they told it to thc Magistrate. John

illmniphrey. Harold Bnllr and Bl-in 'Robot go the boating because they d.ldn‘t. hllvo “it". 'riiey were walking along the rosa, uns soil msistme nu n. Itoll when a cu' drovcn.up witia 'UNIV Hamm O DDM In

'mm complain- im were scsrobcd.

“nay havent get it." one of the

assselissl cried. and thou. accord- lilo to the ovldoiioc. came the bcstirig.

'nbc accused trio wore freed on

$500 bail.

Ont. House Moy Proroguc Today

(0-H U Gusdlsavs saooisl win)

Uvmffl 'll llldo lows, sd-

o.".'?‘°&i.“.'.-.§'!~’

the `sl\ill'i¢ut scumnt was

vllttilmm with

Sill* ..i‘ilt."'f’.»‘li“‘ ‘°‘“iS

'IWti0ll'lO. 1 11 __ nomar

Jsitc oil r. I-ioigsrn uincuaccc in thc _ stun tatoday hs hoped the .scssion's buslncq would pg Dlmlblitod so Lieutenant-Governor Writ!!! A. .lruoo oouH pqogug the Alssiislstun blame:-rr.. ggi lecture

r OTC ll'

tho mm wouls be mm Nllltht wo A morning sltttol to- l°fl°i' llildllt bs necessity to ol- lurc prorogoticn. »

Wishes To 'Sell St. Louis Club

-lun-uh-_

" '. ‘&’.'?i.¢V-Zi

gait” '°"`°

i iii

i e‘ “isi§E' ` f““"i"ti*“~“.i .r ._-an

icnwi V 03| _ y g” is . ".°.':=:' 'fue is on »fr'sui'§°

\‘ ».

.. .im-i/.sr “ai ut ... M,,“ ,Ap

DOW

, T0

i|iAi|FAsXivTEl\_M

President E. A. Gilroy

Hands Over Coveted Silverware to CHD. tain Ernie' Mosher.

_Zin ’

(C. P. by Gusrdimb Special Wire)

XIALIIAX, April 1'I-The Allan

mm, emblematic ot Canadian Am- ateur Hockey Championship, was

gnlerltcd to Halifax Wolverines

llliht by President ll. A. Gilroy

ofthe canadian Amateur Hockey Ahoclotion amid cheering and milling thousanrk on the surface of thc Forum hom.

Warden of the homo of the

North. it was thc first time this garrison town was ever claimant of the renowned trophy. It was the first time'the finals were eva- pllycd here. It was the first time tho Canadian hockey championship

:ou won by an Atlantic sesbosrd

In presenting the Allan Cup to

Captain Emio Mosher, President Gilroy laid:

“Ez-nic Mosher, on behalf of the

C. A. H. A. it gives me the greatest pleasure to proseritv to you the Allan Cup. emblematic of the sen- ior hio&0y championship of Cl.n<

ada.

“This year, as you all know, the whining of the cup means :op- rwcnting Canada at the 1938 Olympics in Berlin.

“You are worthy champions, I

hope you will bc worthy represen- tatives of Canada."

PREMIER `

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shown in my wolluc und, through them. to express my sincerest gntiuude to my follow-citizens for their measagm of °BYl1iD¢t.hy and goodwill.

I loam tomorrow for London to

rqsresant Canada' at the Silver Jubilee celebrations. 'Iihiil il an 0o~ carton vrhcn we shall Join with all citizens of this gamut Empire in loyal devotion tic the Crown and in tbankqiving God that their lndesties hula been maxed to servo luis' people thx-olsh a quarter ct A century that has probably wit- nessed more far-reaching changa than sw ccmpuvblc period in

Through dimioult years. Csnodl

has dons well. But there aio

mighty tak: before us which will

capacity of the Canadian

of country ends. Canada in

with my col- tbc legisla-

tion" which was undertaken at this commencement of this sedon. I am grateful to tho Almighty that I have been able throuth these di!- ficult years to render some sob my country. W4 5° in health

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Results of bowling for Common- eiai naasuo o°mi>otlil°1i-

Crockett-Gallant Bids. »-.. Blllkefl . . . .. . . . . . . .--. . .- High three, WJB. Bhsrpo . Inch single. WB. shui-po .

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Plumbers HIKYI three, M. High single,'L.

Hciinans High threv. C. Montsomoff High single C. Montgomery

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wcro, for they followed an invisible but certain guiding forcl--wireless waves.

She landed at Pearl Harbor at

'l.6'1 s. ni. (1.21 p. m. E.B.'i'.), Juli three minutes ahold of schedule time. I-fer' crew cf six ltowid ashore unfatisued. freshly shailtn and conmntionally clothed. much

as tiicyerwcuid have left a puilman cor af an overnight Journey.

It wa; the first commercial

night between the mainland and liswaii, for the ciipvor carried l “psy land" of more than loo pagoda of sir mail.

ptlin Edwin C. Musick. Wt'

American Airways pilot f tim fllsllli. as he stov-

rscslvc gratings _and

ory messages mid:

‘ N0 DIIFICULTY "Wo had no difficulty on ln) portion cf the trip. We wm able to accomplish the scientific empori- nontu wisiwl °° iw" blusioi slid the clipper would mah como on-psrinscntnl flights av-

bl' islands of Hawaii before rod tu to Clllfornia. liven ally robsbiy this sum-

mer. he verifies will be gradually oatoiiibti _vvstwonl until yioass vm m mmmwranh our u cowl m is ma thc Criont. via ulu. ldidwoynir lull. wth Isicnd.~cusm and -

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