, rites rota

ililllllill illlllll ElllllllllN

plenum. w. oil-on o. Isl-nap vino-nausea.» s. n. nun-m losutnry. ma. ca. ma. Ianllnnogh. no. ldllolnndlnlnlsnl.l.lnrnoot louolnloldltoluD-I-Olltlo.

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14, 192i;

Liapointe evidently did not know Here ls the txtraot from Han-

OLD HOUSES

' v-__. _liis. -1n British newspaper coininercliil

advertisements, reference ls almost invariably made to the fact that the business was established in .i certain year, dating three, iour or five generations ago. The business was founded by a certain man, car- . ried on by Ills son. his grandson respectively the original

zard: . BY THE HONOURABLE ERNEST LAIPOINTE

QUESTIION

No. 2~Miz ‘ltiucdonald (Kings)

March 24 — I. Have representa- tions been unade to any depart- luents oi the Government during the years 1925 and 1926 regarding

and great-grandson and always carrying name.

The long standing oi_ the business its name known to several genera- honie is its guarantee to prospective customers oi fair and holiest deallnga guaran- tee that the prices are fair and the quality of the goods just as repre-

ilniprovement to warehouse on the railway wharf Georgetown, Prince Edward island. with a view to making said warehouse suitable handling potatoes (in-ring the autumn months?

What is the inteiitioli of the (iovtirunicnt regarding this matter‘! tkNSWER 1. Yeas. by Senator J. J. Hughes

3i

110113 at and abroad.

i‘or for export

o u.

sentell. Canada I5 still young ‘biit there,

arc several commercial and pr‘i~_

’ N qiééiifidl; Way

It will be a good ‘thing for this port and the trade of this city and Province it our harbor can be open edto navigation within a week from this dlate. as has been inti- mlsted lnny be the case. President J, 0. Hyuduian of the Maritime Board oi Trade has induced the Otuuva authorities to promise some act-ion to that end. He wired Mr. Jenklins. M. P.. who ‘promptly salw the Minister oi Marine and arrang- ed to have the icewbreaklng steamer Montcalm sent here after trip w the Magdalen Islands, whither she sailed on Monday from Sydney to cairry malls.

\

Of course the navigation of the Gulf at this season of the year after a linrd winter is an uncertain business. dependent upon Wllltl. weather and the more 0r less for- midable character of the ice-bar- riers to be encountered. How it is now at t.he Magdalena we do not know and breaking liito Charlotte- town harbor has more than once proved a tough job. - lt is s0 far satisfactory no know that the ef- fort will shortly be made niill we must rest in hope and patience awaiting the result.

Winter lingers long in the lap

fessional houses that points proudly‘ to the fact that they hall founded by the great grandparents The family name is held sucrcthit is the

2. Matter under considcration. l been .

l

of the present proprietors. PROMISED RELIEF

chi-rislied charter of tlic sons and’ “e are mm “mt m” Raw“! hum

tlil-ir honour is. interwoven witlilgfl Wm b“ brought flow“ wmm-ruw

. W. z . . that oi‘ llicir ancestors. They would‘ 0 ‘w [om HMO’ m" hut by ivay

officially: shady oi’ "whistling to keep’ lheypur courage up" that there is going’

"substantial

not dis-honour tlic name by

or gcbrlcli-qiiick methods; or [he to he reductions" iii

TheirlllXtfi of lilficrcnt kinds.

would not sacrifice the nainc future for the present dollar a’iii is to puss the business

their son-s improved by the years‘) a-ill in with the record oi‘ the fn- we “an scarcely 11°99 that the“

“sull-

ou w siuntial“ reduction in the burdl-n

t‘ taxation is anxiously awaited.

the“ "nsumed reduction shall equal the recent rc-

O" m“ Side or "w Atkmnc the llnctions ln tho llnltcd States. but

But-rirlHlnll-k craze. for which wl- mum“ {may ‘aw ‘“pl’r°Xi"'*"°’-v

are largely ‘ndtbud ‘to the rushcqual the rolled‘ afforded will bc

and hustle u! our ‘xmericau cousin. of litllc cffccl . industry has been hl-lll indisstrial

‘is increasingly prevalent. The prc- _ m“ the horizon and menus have practically ceased be-

nothing is seen beyond it. lczinse of the penalizing of industry Sell the goods good or bad. will by excessive taxation and beczm“

iii clvtck, invest.

sent dollar

the case. by an)’ int-ans, foul or iaifijof m? expmmng by roreigma“ or ‘Haw the Crowd by spasmodic semnonr unprotected markets. The re- uumumsnlnanything to g,‘ at thablli‘ Canada needs ls not. in taxes almighty dollar and let me “hum ulonc but in the protection of her look out for itself-this l5 the rul-Inmrkms’ i“ enwblmg he? u’ g“ i‘ lug passion of today and only ‘tlic mi" 3mm‘

(‘litil‘lictlii‘_c vl-ports (come from

me fumfl,’ ilie automobile the inheritance is not passed on touluflw‘ telegrams t” the th-e son: he [rt-ts tlic cash linll inimberal DPPfiSWII of an expemm] "9' conyrmutes m illtvlloil: others. probably equally

i linspircll, lcll us lhcre shall be no iinterfcrence iviili present. dntle-s,

comparatively fcw are building for As a conrmon resiiltiouim“ "l-fflrding Canned

too many case's it his ruin

it is worth noting, also. that in this country the son rarely follows 1“ ‘he "mmmm" the Auwnwbue

the occupation m. ms father. Alli-ado its restless and uncertain. It

ream-n [or “Us may be “mud in thelwould appear as if tariff‘ tinkering discontent hull already hcg-un. But the bud-

Anilirlcnn clizt|':ii.-ll-rlru.ll-..

which is inn

1n“. y... ‘an! will Stillli‘ all conflicting ilul-s-

‘gen e ral

till-r l-ilrscs till: hilsinei-is ho is inmliimi - n i

EDITORIAL NOTES s"oii or whatever it may be. The

if summer comes.

h1- I'llrlllllll-Llllljfllllflllili<0. profes- son lake's l|_ for grantl-ll that his‘ father's business is a poor one and‘ he trio-s something else. Of C0Ill‘59i Th” *"°“' l“ 5U“ 0“ “it W“? 3° the"! are many ‘excepuons to tmsjlllt’ sea and the iura will ‘never he but they only serve to prove thclm“ ""195" it “m” a “i-l-le 1'35""

rum lthiau it is ‘going at present,

“'9 net-d more steadiness in this? This is 'he‘thne of year when

{outside housocleaning slioulll be ut. tended to lind therli is considerable

f it to he done ys-t in (lhnrlotte- town. Tho accumulated flltli of thl-

'country. more permanency in our method of building. ntorc builliiu-g for thl- future rather than a shift- maklng and temporary fabric that will get "us the present dollar. the present bargain or the present com. meullatlon, Whether we will it or fiiot we are all building for the m- turu. some of us with pcrmnnontl’

{winter isstill on the streets. and

very soon it will be blown into lhoustis and nostrils carrying with it all the ilcscirse gorilla that have’

found refuge in it. brick and stone. some with ivoodlmnor Sweeper.

bay null ritllbblti" and. as we bulld.| _ iwe shall have a place, honored or The probe at Ottawa into the UIIIIOIIOPNI. in our country's iutilre. Snluggllng activities of the pls-sl l --—<o'>-_€ lcw YER" l5 still going merrily on PO11", WAREHOUSEs and gililt has not. yet been [IPSIAEIIIHI ‘on anyone. One mun ,a Montreal ‘Mr- J‘ A- Mficdmmlllr M~ P" wrioificlal. it has been discovered, be. I’KIDB'B recently brought up the longiuune qullq wealthy during his dismissed subject oi Potato WflN-Ftenure ofyorfm but just how he Mllwfl- "I Vi"? "W" "i C°mm°mldid it has not been inadc clear and, u ‘hon’ by ‘the knowing quévie-vldeiitly. he doen not want to give “on” and Ma's" u mponed ‘the secret away himself. ‘From the ‘guard’ I" "m be okerved thatlamounl of smuggling revealed and ‘P. "ma" Ernest “Dogma who aM-ithe amount of revenue which has mien; ‘:::‘:‘:::'it:::k:: a: rE-‘br en switched from the treasury to

I J. Johnoton In ma. connection. lmitfh” "°°"°"‘ °' '"““"‘"°" "m" M“ Vltlen which loomed up very con-Ia“ n’ ‘mum “We” m‘ n m“ pen‘. apicuoulily during the recent cam-"l°'m“r7 “m” "Wm “m” cm” 1,. my” in Kins-i coma‘ Mn Johnjupon the guilty ones. It would also ‘jton at that time claimed that It appear as if someone were lfrlitl ‘in IIO will» ‘iklllod u.» hm." m. dammit man lllm-t h» immo-

Tiirii on tlic

of spring this your, but it is not an lltogether new experience in this latitude. And we have been rein- lnlled for our comfort that it often happens that u lutl- spring is fol- lowed by a finc growling scusoii and u slplcndilll harvest. Tho optimists ifllil tlic pcl-isiinisls arc always ivltli us now, just us il. ivus thousands oi‘ yours; ago ivlicii tilic Laughing Phil- osopher lloblticll with tlic When-ping iliiiosoplici" in ancient Greece.

Dr_ Cone has a sound philosophy of the healing art. lilo knows vcry well that halt’ the people who think they are ill ‘have very little the matter ‘with them, while many otli~ ers are really in a hull way ])Il‘_VSl(‘.~ ally are unoonscloils of the fact hi» (‘lllléilf they fuel no iitfhlih‘ or pains. Now if ull of those pcoplc. sick llnll WUll ivcre to rwpcat ovci- and livci until they made themselves belicvc .l the simple words. "I-Jvl-ry llay in wery way l uni feeling better and better." would not tihis be a liealtli- ier an-lii liupl)i'ci' lworlll? And Couefis prescription is equally good for the] cure of other ills than those oi‘ the sick room or the hospital. ll is a panacea for many of the ills 0t‘ life.

Hope and confidence are sound

efements in the upbuiiding of‘ human ivclfare null liappiiit-ss.

Flicy banish fl-ur and Ll0S])()lllI8Ili‘_\‘. hriglitcu ovcry prospect null bring siiinsliliie und cheer in their train. 'l here is veritable truth iii the iiiuxiiii. "A's n man thinkcth lii his heart so is he." lf a man iiuugliil-s that prospects are blue, they 1H1‘ blue to him. And. barring occasion- al exceptions. if urlnan tliliilks lie is well in health. he is not ill.

There was something said long ago about "seed time and harvest, l-lilll mid lil-nl. siilltliii-r llllll iviiiicl‘. ilny and night." it ivas Kiliilicli iii’ =4 il-rcat Authority llllii has prlivl-li lrue since tlic days 0t‘ Noah. ‘St-led time will ionic iii-ruin this Your. and grass, daisies and bultcrcups will clothe the fields where tlic snou fins lain so long. Aiill once in u while tilierc will hc u rainbow

lent order of the seasons is stI-ll in operation and) will so tttflllliillfl- 'i‘lil‘

iii I the sky to remind us tlilit t-lic anti-Ii

l

, Quilts ‘lo/m- WEB-gum‘

A POSSIBLE CAUSE OF AN- AEMIA.

One of the ailments which has baffled physicians may scion be conquered if the discovery by two Western physicians is donud to .10 all that it is claimed g6;- ii,

l ref-er to pernicious anaemia.

You have seen these cases where the unfortunate individual beg-ins very gradually to go down~ hill physically. The outstanding symptom noticed by other folks, is the lemon or grape fruit color o: the skin.

Sometimes the skin is a snow white color.

There is a tired feeling all the time, particulary if the patient has to do physical work oi any kind. Some patients. by resting most of the day null all night. get along fnirly ‘well for a certain period oi’ time. There ls usually loss of appetite. “gns" on the stom- dCllU at irregular intervals.» This means a gradual loss of weight in most cases.

The condition is usually diag- nosed by a microscopic examina- tion of the blood. ivliloh shows a lessening of the number of the rvli blood cells, and also of the food l-liiitenta oi’ these blood cells.

Ami ‘the cause?

No one knows. Some attribute it to absorption 0t‘ waste matter from inteetlne- others say that it is line to.n cltuutrl: iii the secretions or one or more of the lluctlese glands.

Now those \\’-estern physicians ('l)|lI(‘ forivilrll and tlill us that ll is inch nf acids iii the stomach Jlllco llilit camel-a the trouble.

'l‘his luck of acids has alwuys llt't‘ll one of llic ‘diagnostic points about this zllimciil. lit ivus thought ilint illi.‘ pernicious linulvuiil: caus- lll llil- change in tlic stomach juice. that is lessened tlil- amount lit‘ the lit-ills. but those iiien -tcll us that it is this lack or deficiency llllli cnusvls‘ pernicious anaemia.

ill‘ tlicy have discovered the cnilse and can cure this condition. then a tremendous advance has been made, hctiltiiso it has always been fatal. In truth u patient has boon known in lust. fen lir more yclirs. but it i usually fatal in I\\‘l) or ilirel- _vears.

.\lllll_v rust-s ril‘(‘lli to bl- lluc to “sliol:lt" oi‘ soun- kiiill, iviili "i110- lionzil dicturliliiil-lis,

ii usually‘ occurs lifter flirty YlWIFnI o1‘ agl- nml is more frcllucnl iii inl-‘ii than in women.

'l‘lil- il‘('ilillll‘.lll is rest, warmth. gnoll foods with plenty of meat uiiil cups. Transfusion oi blood us- ually arrc-sis tlic prngycss nt’ the irnnlilc lilil in a fl-ii‘ months. some- liml~.~l r -~ further transfusions

has been‘ fnnull. null is simply soiuelliingf \\'!‘t|ll_‘_{ \v'ili lb.- ivay‘ Ci‘l‘iillil purist lil‘ Ill!‘ holly function. tlierc is all, rl-nl golid cliunlrc lit‘ having IhOwK" rliiiilililins (~(iri'l-l-il-ll.' ll should IN‘ llll l-usll-r proliic-iii than that iii‘; ('tliit‘i'l‘.

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t l l

Daily Selections FOR Guardian ltcudcrs

_q 0000-0 o0 o O %

April 14. 1926 Tllli WISE GET \\'l‘Si)U.\l~-“lii tlic hearts oi‘ all tliui are wlsl- lli'ill‘l.l‘ll l liuvc -piii wisdom. lliui llll'_\’ may iiizrlil- all Illtll ‘i hail l-liiiiiiilllilll-li I.lill~“ ldx. liizli,

i'li-.'\l"l'}lt .\‘li.'iy ivt- nliitlys .l‘l'll\ Ullll)t‘l‘ llinl lliu fcltr lit‘ tlic l.lii'(l l.~ lli(~ lil-giiiiiiiig of‘ ivisdoui. and lliui Ill liiui llial llillll shall l>c léifvii-

PARTING (in (Il'l)\\l|l‘ll slrl iii liusy marl \\|l(‘ll filiiii lllll' lll-lircsi friends \\'('

part .\|i opiiiiiislii fills lliii lll‘lll‘l. Hlilll ivhil-li lhcre ls no greater, "l‘lici‘t» is no tinge of sorrow then; We know full well we'll meet again

know

soon We

sun will shine more warmly "Y" "i!" ltyl‘. uiili soft Slllllilllul‘ showers will full ulpun tlic just and lslil: unjust as iicrotoforo.

The Montcalm is coming and the sun mountsla little hiKlit-r from llny l0 (lily. lluman effort will zilil llile blinl-llclnl operations of .\'nt- urc, hilt it is ilpon tlic lattci- Illitl we must mainly deipend. The lcc- brclilkei- may not prove Billie/l W 1"" tuck.

Fuller tlic lcc the watt-rs rlini if unllcr the ice our Sfllfllfi ""- The genial warmth oi‘ the Sillllillftl‘ sun Will melt our letters bye and by".

APRIL iL-Ymi have a strong. clear mind. n sweet temlper. a lklnll- ly spirit and good judgment. Most of your ideas are. practical. and you t.hlnk and act quickiv- Ymii’ love In inflexible. end mlKhi IN tlviught. too demonstrative by some. You will have man!‘ Irleilflii Cultivate hope. and never KIYB WBY to jealousy.

Ydurjpwor is a daisy.

Your‘ ‘birth-stone In a diamond. which moans innocence.

l

I lilor

Ii may lll‘ f ivlicn "'\\'l‘ll, so lung‘

llol ‘I-iltifl yliu llllcrl"

llliw l-usuully tlic words llrl- said. \||(l still ihl-forc llil: (l:iy is spoil 'l‘lil- Olli‘ of us nlliy ylrl bl: tlrllll. For Month's ll stern Dictator,

ilul cheerfully WI‘ lllt'"l and part. (In crliivllcll sin-oi in busy iiiliri .\ull voil‘l~ llll’ Imp llillt in our‘

lil-liri “\\'<-ll, so lung .514.‘ you lull-r!"

ll (‘illllllil lil- that

.‘<i()IllI‘\\'Ill‘l‘l' bend

l‘ll lilt't'l with you again my friend .\iid jlilii our kiiill Creator;

So wilt-u my Sllllllliolls (tomes some

tiny,

Don't grieve that ‘l am clllltill nwuy lust clasp iue by the liund and any

,‘\V“ll- $0 “min-see you inter!"

Death's llil- l-ull- Just nrounll tlil-

‘Place Names 0f‘

l

P. E.» Island‘

Vernon. river. Orwell bu)’. 1°‘ 50. Holland. 1765. After Admiral 9i;- Edwqnl Vernon (1723-94.) uiwlh’ of lfi-aiicls, Lord ' Orwell, after whom Orwell hay is named. The admiral never saw service in Cans- dian waters. -It was he ‘who dil- uted the sailors‘ spirits with ‘water in she interests oi temperance. He was known as "old grog" ill Elli!- sion to his wearing 8 KPOETBIII 6°!" ‘nloul iveather and the watered ruim beca-me known as ‘grog. Ver- non Bridge and Vernon River are settleuunts with post offices in ‘lot b0.

Victoria; village with post of. flee. lot 29. Lake, 1863. Doubtless after Queen Victor'a 118194901).

Victoria; harbour, lot 62. Lake. 1863.

‘ictoria Went; eeileinent. lot

Victoria Cross; settlement, lot 51. Meacliain. 1880.

Village; cove, lot 13 . Ilolla-nd. 1765. 'l‘lie mouth of (llllls creek is

ere.

Vlillage Green; settlement, lot 48. Ivrfght. 1852. After an Irish pion- eer named Green. who settled on what is now the Duffy farm. Now Hermitage.

Waite; creek, lot 19. After George Waite, who came to the ls- lisifll in 1804 a-nd settled hereabonts Not .\lil| creek.

Walker; cove, lot 48. iVal-kers on Wright. 1852. ‘McDonald creek of Admiralty ‘survey, 1848-44 falls lnlhcre.

Warren; cove. lot 65. Name in Bayfiliill "Sailing Directional? 1847. Warren Fllrni cove in Meacham. 188i, Alli?!‘ llii Dahnrquement of French pIlin_.17~i9. ' Warren Grove; Mont-hum. 1830.

Waterford; Post (ifficl- 1912i. . Watervale. School district, lot t8 ‘

crock, ' lot 32.

sci tlcnicnt. closi-ll

lot 1. November 15,

Wcbber; cove. crl-"k null point lot lfl. Wl-liliors l-lirl- mi IIOllllillI. 170.7. -l'lissilily u. cr Charles Wl-Ii. her, llil.‘\'2ll officer, made captain 1751i: {l‘.'ir-All‘inirnl 1780. Dil-ll |7.\'2l. (‘rt-ck and point on chair! 18bit.

Webster; creek, lot I55. Illeacliaiiii. ISSO. ivli’cli lsliows lldriltio and John \\'l-'lr.~ltl-r nearby settlers. Plizil. 1846. applies the name to the firm-k to the ivest, culling this crl-l-k Stuart. There was ll post

. named “lobster Creek in

Vl/ellingtfl"; settlement with post office, lol 16. Wright and (‘unllall. I874. Aflcr lllt‘. Duke oi‘ Welling .01! IITIHIJHEZ.) Flllrlfiir known “.- Thl- (Juagniirc.

West; pliint, lot S_ ircinity‘ of the lrlltillil. West capo on Holland. 176.‘ Cilpl? Allillinck is U“. Hfuit- on maps of date 1762 and lllVl. and it is sometimes used among Fienclrspcaking pllaiille“: who gye the meaning as “cor-mop ant Also spelled ltlziyiic and Moy. ‘ique. Rand gives iiiooelik us Mic- llvlilt‘ lnlilzln for "the sea dli .\P\\'il<'l('ll meaning “dry sand." is 'hi‘ Zlliriiiuc lullinn name of a place lliur the poiiil.

W“! 9W0"; settlement. lot 1U.

Western Road: settlement with iilist nflico, lo; 10. ‘On tlic Western road. ivliicli so called because wcsi vt‘ (ilill'lOlit'fOVI'll ‘ Westmoreland: school district, rt 2ft. ‘Upper Westmorelnnd is ul- ‘io liyscltlemcnt name. [lndoublcd- y \\ tifillllOflilllll siiliuld he the spel. llillll. ‘iiefcr ll) (ivllpaull macistead

Whlm Road; settlement, lot 59. in undated plan of the island liiout i830 or 184i). The Prince Wilwflrd island “Ciilendai” {or 1362 has \\'liim ltoall school district.

White: point. lot 1s. Chart, iviili Iiezichain. 188i). shining Adam White. nearby settler.

Whats Sands; settlement, lot 64. liayfieill "Sailing Directions." 1841. vliys named "from the ‘sandy l)t'il(ili il u siuull hay! ‘Nzlnili on plan, lSvZii.

whim?!’ rlvl-l‘. Ilil, 2.1, on iloillinli, 1765 . flail-r maps spoil Wlicatley null Wlicntly, Probably lifter Thomas ‘\Vhutely. pliliflgnn liortlculllirist unli literary student ‘illli uncle oi‘ tlic celehratpd Arch, ‘bishop nicillli-li Iwizitolcy’ oi’ Dublin (HM-infill). i“? Silt ‘in pltrlltlnlent lmiii 1l6l to 1768 for the borough 1i’ lnillgershall, ‘in Wl-lishlrc, and "'0"! 176-“ iuitii his (Ivillll sll i772 Ill‘ represented tho borough of Castle Rii-ilIil-I- ln Norfolk. From Jilly 5. 176i. iinill Jilly. 1765 l“; hell] ll“; posl 0| secretary to the Treasury i" (IiiUPI-le flrtinvlllc’! flllinIni-slrufloii null lic then wont ‘into imposition with lllilf ‘statesman. On (in-ii- vllll-‘s llcutli in November, 1770, “Zhulely atlnclicd himself to Lord North" unll noted as tlic "g0 im- lwocn‘ for lIli-l olll pail-oil‘... rrieqllig, Jllllllllti. lhl-reupon (lvlloullced him m pm-isl-ssing "tip. “gems of an illornoy" and “the agility or an]. liiiol ‘liollciis fan unwielllly -m||n ii‘hn clmlll scarcely move)" and [l5 "tlescrllng Grenvllll-‘s cllllgg when ho was linrllly cold in his gra/ve." "v "ii" irliholntell a t-onimlssinlier or llie liozlrll or Trade ln January. i771. the "keeper of his Majesty's ltflvilio ronlls ilIl-(I guide to h’; per. son in all progresses" in January. i772, null undersecretary or smit- irom Juno. 177i. for u... northern department. appointments held to

h tely

The ivclst ex.

Wlri llliy

his death. unmarried. w ll was the author of “Olmcrvntlong on Moll-em (lnrdenlnl; lllnggramd by

-iiy Phil Cnrspeckeii.

. .14‘ Hfupqflwlalli“ l ‘ "'i'v' i t.’

l, r

'41,’ ‘ii

I l i)!“ ll r_

Your hiclly rotors nre red anli yellow.

5 ‘presentatlve colony foil of the off

hearlnk of burn. as counsel for

ciescrlptions." 1770. An essay ca]. led "Remarks on Some of the Char- acters of Shakespeare" fished after ‘his (lentil a "M? lPll to Charles Knights ed]. tion of Shakespeare. Let

son. -l.leut Governor Andre null other; uilnell hylFra fore the ‘Mas

w Oliver to Whately were ob. nklin and brought be. eschnsatts house of n». 5- B ‘Petition from t-he "Wed for the removal ‘claim who ihad corpgq. pended wit-h Whately;

the petition

The Public Forum‘

filo oolnnn lo opal loo llo (Inclusion by correspondents of Quostsnnn of Interest. ‘l‘ll: fibula-Motown Guardian 1h».- ul nuiuurlly onions Ibo oo- tlihu of correspondents. -

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RE UNIVERSITV OF KING'S COLLEGE

Sir, ~ln your issue of yesterday you gave prominence t0 Hi1 iil-‘III headeli "important Resolution re University oi King's College." This Resolution, passed by a group lit‘ Wl-Pll-dtlltlwll citizens was apparently intended as an BIIIIIITS‘ atlon nl’ the action of the Board of Governors-or the College at their recent meeting. it proceeds to commend them for refusal to snb~ ject the power of appointment’ of the teaching staff to an outside committee oi’ party men of irre» concllulile views, and adds other like commendation.