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Nfld’s Commission Gov ’t . Will Be Sworn In Friday

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Phantom Sn iP" Sought By Sask- atchewan Police

(c. r. By uni-disc's swim! WIN) YORKTON. Sash. 1'“- "r-A phantom sniper who trains his rifle on the windows c! lesiell? farmhouses in this district. W

Officials eonductifll’ the 111m"- puon sought to link the shatter- fng of glam at a farmhouse in the Calder District with the killi-iis of Antoni zurewall and his wife, at Verigln, last November.

No one was injured at the Cald- er shflotllll. inst nisht» will» Mid- but they refined to reveal the name of the farmer involved for the present.

Zurewail and his wife were shot down by s sniper who trained his sights on them as they sat It their evening meal A reward of tlililowaspostedforagutofthe killer.

SeesRecovery Mo veme nt In Spring

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

TORONTO, Feb. lit-Canada's recovery efforts are to be strength- ened in the early spring by a mod- erate prom-amine of building and constriictlou-"moderate" compared mm the gigantic United States “because we have not their re- souroes"— 0r L. L. Anthes, Pre- sident of the Canadian Manufsct ui rs‘ Association ssld today in ad- dressing Canadian Hardware Con- vention and exposi“ delegates

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Major Anthu said the major problem is to get unemployed men beck to work. ‘m that end, the Dominion transferred about 100,- °°° Pubic from the cities and towns to farms with the co-opera- U011 of federal, provincial and municipal governments and the transportation companies.

"Most of these.” he said, "would hive been unemployed if they had remained in the cities and tow r. Th” are creating new homes and

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Plvlranlsns will help your business

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'1" kiva work to many thoussn-‘i IM mt money in circulation."

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following an iuvestigatiin: into the ialand’s ‘ ““ The

81°!" llmtialtion was made Crest Britain and Canada had ad- vanced funds to save Newfoiuid-

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Premier Alderdice was tcnllht ls to the island's future. Her basic industry-the fishery- was improving swiftly, he declared, and further a...» prospect.

EMERALD

Mk. John Deighan of Ihnsnld spentafewdayslsnweekvisiting

relatives and friends in the vlcin. ity cf Albertan-

m. Albert Rowe of ths Railway Department is visiting trims; m wn.

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m. Peter Callaghan of Sbbs- fiect is visiting his son-in-lsw. m. James Lawless of Norboro.

Mr. Carrol Bushes and m». 1n- lis ‘lhlnor were in the city last week on business.

m. Herman Lsmhe and Mr. Arthur Lambs of Springfield were visitors to Si ‘sl on Tuesday evening.

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Miss Minerva Curiey of Sum- merfield was visiting recently in Kelly's Cross.

Miss B“ ‘etts White, who has been employed in the city for some timepastpaidsvisittnberold home in South ‘* ‘

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Mr. I‘. E. Murphy is having some for pens erected and intends embarking m the fox business this sbrins- "

A very pleasant social event wok place on Friday evening last when a number of friends and neigh- bours called on m». and Mrs. C. W. Oroken. A fcw pleasant hours were spent in music. song and dancing. They were hcspitably en- tertained by m. and Mrl. Croken and all departed pronouncing it a Jolly good time.

The many friends of Mir. Adrian Mulligan, Newton. are pleased to know he has recovered from his recent illness and is again able ta attend to his farming operations

While helping to capture’ an ea- caped for on Ii-idal’ evening last w. Victor McPhee had hh hand severely bitten by the animal and will be laId up for Ionic time. The

again in his future home. IIIIALD SCHOOL

Standing of Emerald School fa December and uary:

2, Aeneas Mclntee; a, Imus-son Ma- thieaon. Grads Vl—l. Oiauds 010w; I. nil-

ds Moynagh; I, Harold MbOollfl. V-l, Hilary Moynsgh; I, ' 3, Maurice Cro-

Orads lV-l, Kathleen White; I.

Clarina ‘Pfllhof; l. Marion Melin- tee.

Sstw Jouss; I. ulina arouse; t. Grade n-l. Maurice Dunn; 8. Arsenault; l, Johnny the debate ha 3d Jifi: ‘i the ma“, s; um. McAvinn and sen Ma- nn. $3M»... and three II of tbs dairies subject to

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PARIS-Henry Berenger, matr- inan of the Senate Pweign Affain ICommitteo. unofficially proposed ‘armed protection of Austria's in-

unless "an international army is sen."

mvvfthldiiefnarues affected bltheaituatibniiaauati-ia sndis

National Defence Ooun- for flue second time in two days, could not be learned wheth- the Austrian situation was dis- cussed. Officials said the

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demcnstraticns and general strikes in France and Austria show the revolutionary fox-cm against Pas. cinn are rising and rpening."

MRS. ALBIBTA SIIABKLIY

At North ‘R701: Rb. otn, 1m, there passed away Victoria Alberta Bhlrkiev at tbs Isa of 14 Years and ten months. She was on~ _' the twin daughters of tns lass Wm, and Elisabeth (Pooley) ‘Iliomag of 117011. She spent the greater part of her life in Trym, was s good "($415M and will be missed by all. She leaves to mourn her husband, iclward Sharkley, North Tryon, s son Charles Colson of Winnipeg, Manitoba. Two (iughters, Emily S. Maclhmis, n. m, of mtmln, 001m, and Mrs. Morley Mullins of Tryon; two foster daughters, Mabel and R110 Vllllhn ale) a great number of nieces sud “cghews. Her own Mme-ibis fI-milv had predeceased hei-byauumberofyearsthslsst

_|her twin sister, Mary Ellgbgfl;

posed away April 8th, 1030. The servioa were he‘! st the Piesby. tIlln Church, Dr. Morgan g. |Geiige. pastor and assisted by Rev. I‘ S. Crossman and Rev. Mr. Lund.

TIII LAT! JAltIIS A. CUNNINGHAM

There Dlssed sway st the Mass- achusetts General Hoqsitsl, a“- ton, Mass, on Jan. Si, 1934, James A. Cunningham, foster sop of ms . and my, Douzald Mae- Donald of Gaspereaux, Prince Ed- ward Island- Deceased spent ms early manhood there and many old friends will regret to learn cf his deathatthesgeoffiftyyearnsl. W’ 01118 three. weeks’ illness His funeral took place on Saturday, Rb. 3, from Cmtelloi Ilfimeral

Wants Complete Re - organization

Of Air Mails

BRITAIN ANII FRANCE IN TIIAII_E_IIIIII

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Claims Unit ed States Given Unfair Advantage U n d e r Quota System.

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percent duty cn certain French goods, notably e trench Go it would denounce two old trade

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HAZEL GIOVI SCIIDOL

The following is the standing of Basel Grove School for the month

of January: Jennie Weeks; l,

Grade X-l.

Rhoda Bagnsll.

Grade VIII-l, Inuis Bagnall; l, Clara Pound; S, Jean Pound. Grade VII-l, Catherine Mclscd and Gladys Morrison (equal); 2. Wanda Bertram

Grade IV-l, Melvin Pound. Grade II-l, Annie Pound; I. GeOIIQ Pound; 3, Wendell craswell. Grade I-l, Dorothy Bagnally 2, Helen Pound and Thelma Nichol- son (equal); 3, Waldon Beriam. -' Perfect attendance-Rhoda Bag- nall, Clara Pound, Louis Bagnsll. Albert Craswsll. Gladys Morrison. Wanda Bertram, Wendell Craswell, John Bertram, Annie Pound. Teacher-Thankful E. Bain. (Patriot please copy)

APPIN ROAD SCHOOL

The semi-annual examination of Appin Road School in conjunction with the Christmas entertainment was held Wednesday evening De- cember 20th. in the schoo m... which had been niettilv decorated for the occasion. A goodly number 0d visitors and parents was in at- ‘ ‘ . The pupils were examin- ed in the various subjects by their teacher, Ens McicFadyen, assisted by Mrs. Jack MacEachern.

Mrs, Judson MacEachern aeted ls chairman.

After an interesting programme had been delivered Santa. Claus sr- rived and distributed gifts to the teacher and pupils. All PM”!!! were treated with candy and fruit.

The following was the program:

Welcome, Ruby Cudmore.

Drill, "A Real Welcome." b! 5 pupils, namely Cecil Gass, Lillian Parrar, Iouise Far-rat, Bessie Gees and Heath Gordon.

A Character Sketch, m. James

Dialogue, "City or Country," Jean Gordon, Annie Gordon, Reta Far- rar

limitation. Leon Corney.

Recitation, "A Christmas Wish,‘ Sanford Gan. Dialogue, "Mildredt Poetry,”

Jdaritttl Gillespie and Mildred Cudmore.

Recitation, “Pa‘s Cheap Car,”

‘ Marion Maellachern.

Recitation, “The Loving Little

' ‘ Girl." Bessie Gass.

Drill. "Christmas Worries." Lou- ise Parrar. Freeman C 1:, Semis . Malinda Gsss, Leon Cos-hey, an hrrar.

Recitation. “A ‘Hmely Pointer.‘ Annie Gan.

Dialogue. "Aunt Susan Changes Ber mud.‘ Easel Gilleqile. Iona Isrrar: Marion Maenachem. Flor- ence Gordon. Willie Parrar. Morris Oudmcsa, Murchison Gordon. Recitation. “The Baby's Stock- hig." muiss Pans-r.

Dialogue, ‘The Cook and the 0collab.” Annie Gordon. Willis hrrar, Cecil Gan, Heath Gordon.

Recitation, “Sum Proof," Lillian

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O ZEAR Y AND VICINI TY

The results of the first three games of the teams contending in the Western Section of the Mc- Lean beanie foilowsz-Wellinqon c" OLeary teams s‘ Wellington on Jan. 26, 3~3; at O‘Leary on Jan so, 1-1; at wellington Feb, s, s-s in favor of Olseary.

OnFebl atOIiearyi-lnk the teams of Mill River and Knutaford played a fast game of hockey with a resulting score of 4-0 in favor of Mill River, Keith Howatt. ra- fereed.

Among those from this sod-ion of the Province taking advantage of the week end excursion to Boston were, Mrs. William N. McWilliams and Mrs. John A. Mcwillisms, West : Mrs. John Jelly and sou Harold, OTtI-TYZ Mrs. J. C. Wilkin- son, Springfield West; Mr. Allie McNelll and Mr. P. Bulxer, Cape Wolf; Messrs. uy Harris, John Pate, Claude Jelly, Alvin Webb, and Chestley ‘T/oodside, Oleary and Mr. D. A. McPherson, Dun- blane.

The semi annual examination of Gleuwood School v‘ ." held them on Jan. M. The pupils were examined by their teacher, Mr. Winston Cur- rie, assisted by Mrs. Albert Mc- Isssc. Marked improvement by the pupils was noticed in the different subjects, u, roially arithmetic. The

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The Dunblnne W. I. met it the home of Mrs. Amos Gorill on Feb. 1. A pleasant evening was spent, with a good radio programme for entertainment. . 2st meeting to be held at the Mina of Mha- Ralph McIsaac on March 1.

Mrs. John Singleton. Somervllle, Mass, arrived in Oleary on Jan. Iiltocareforher mother, Mrs. Malcolm McFadyen, whose condi- tion is not impioln‘,

m. Winston Currie,

teacher of installed .

Mr. l. A, M Dunblane. took advantage of the weekend ex- , cursion to Boston to visit his sisterp Mrs. D, D. Johnson, Brookllne, who] hssbeeninthslwspitalsinceear- iy in November. '

Mrs. Cecil Gorill, Gienwood, was srecentvisltorstthehomccfher sister. Mrs. William Stewart, West Point.

Mrs. Jennie Durdan, Haliburtmi, isagucststthe home of ner glaughter, Mrs. Lloyd Cook, Cape

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NOBTII INMOII SCHOOL

Honor roll cf North Bnmore School for the month of January, i934:

Grade VHL-l, Jeanie Enmau; 2, Fred Enman.

Grade Y._l, Roland Enman; Dorothy Harvey; I, Jmsph us-

ands w (n91. Myrtle mman; 2, Leo Enmsn; S, Vernon Mc-

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Grade IV (b).-—l, Albfltl Bry-

Grade IIL-J, Lila Bigger.

Grade II (al-l, Everett Mac-

Commlttes was read.

The Questionaires on the league of Nations and Home llconomim were discussed and a short paper on thelleagua waareadby MrsJL Manhood. The question of forming

a Sewing Club was then brought up 1B8

and it was decided to apply to the | Supervisor for fin-ther details. | Questiimairos cn Oanadianizssticn‘ and Legislation will be discussed at , the March meeting, which will be held at. the home of Mra. E. I. Mai:- Kay, roll call to be answer-n with an Irish Joke. The program com-

Glenwood, has recently had a radio mittee will be: Mrs. Lorne Steven-WIN" W0 will! l