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i i (C- P- B! Guardian's lpeeiai Wire) ~ H AX y a-n was {our o". 00m

. members o! the Canadian Press stat! "5 I

i after the night's work.

"n looked like s. SW11’. The news. olbermeii quickened their steps, and soon they were abreast of the figure. I it didn't look much like a phantom ‘now. It was a man, middle-aged ‘ and without clothing save ior a long Willie undersarment into which was

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again to pick a bit oi stone from his - idefinite objective.

down and began hobbling over the from wooden planking.

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,their companion had but two steps mum

from what seemed now his obvious when intention. One had heard it was and d dangerous to wake a sleepwalker, cocoa and they hesitated to rouse him.

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ple oi the newsh ‘ stepped up. “Kind of cold night ior s swim," one suggested. "Wouldn't be very oom- fortable down there. Don't you think it would be a better idea to wait ior (a a later in the year."

The unknown hesitated. know but what you're right." he m,“ ‘nnumbled. But he

good idea to call cfl the plunge.

the latter

an early May momlng.

ter the manner of sleepwalkers he tog;

to be William something-or-othera

two miles away.

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he was stopping more and more of- l ten to rub them free oi dirt.

papermen of business worries and oi bullying relatives. As they crossed one meet intersection, the three guides almost had to use force to keep their companion on the way (c, P, home. He wanted to go up and “take a blow” at his iather-in-law. Anyway, they reached William's on so home finally. A member oi his iam- change

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(IILDVIILAND ,ci_‘s in many parts oi the world

on the planet Jupiter to study a

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,' Jupitus newest breaking-out was observed for the first time, at least in the United States, last Sunday N night by Prof. J’ J. Nassau, Direc- '

saw it clearly again. In 48 hours it

y. s. Not Retrenohing

u“ the on on Jupiter has no known effect upon the earth, Prof. Nassau as- mud Lmlfilhljll!‘ I sorted. Besides being a tremend

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at Halifax were k- -" __ 119mm,"; landing her catch here she will re- turn to the banks ior another fare. --__-_.__

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PORT OI‘ GRAIN. ‘Ih-inidad. Ml!

tucked a white outer s irt - A iilve-year moratorium on in been granted by the Limp; Alon; Government or the benefit oi hur- rioane-stricken areas oi southern

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He Bald no attention to the news- W86 110$ WWII Without Opposition. nspermen, who had realized by now but the Government decided it was they were following a sleepwnlkqr, necessary to give people oi the They trailed along behind, wonder. stricken areas a chance to recover

Two thousand homes have been rebuilt, and a government state-

gligttliaxnfwtl-ise ‘$53.’. lvghglel“! ‘:33: Prg be Tgurfst Trade In Senate

"Dmw New Brunswick will beuepresented

"m"! ""- Ti" special committee oi the Dominion I "Wspapermtn wen” ‘m with the Senate resumes its investigation in-

more to go, he agreed it might be a can“; during the comma. yam ,, , , The province's representative will be ' M?“ 11: 8° "W"! l" decldflll- p. Leo Dolan, director oi the N. a.

“m” ‘arm h“ and the new‘ Bureau oi Information and Tourist pmrme“ walked back “p m’ whul- Travel, who is leaving ior the fed- Wramfl“? 3"“ ' mil eral capital this aitemoon, to ap- “wugh the s“ h“ a“ m’ chm “t pear before the Senate Committee

The man was still asleep. but ai- on madly‘

Edward Island is represented by

get back to bed. His feet were sore _ from the long barefoot tramp, and Mcmhur’ of sum

__.._..___._.__... Between halts, he told the news- N. S. Premlar

NEW YO that the vast majority of Canadians

ll? W" lea-ruins 011$ l-h! Wlfldfll- I! must assume a, ‘greater control over ‘ wasn't anything unusual, she said business than they have in the past," ior him to be wandering about in his said Premier Angus Macdonald, of flllfllflloll. Nova Sootla, Canada's youngest pre- though. had been out of the usual. mier. addressing the Dalhousie Club It came close tombcws William's last. of New York on the occasion of its

the parliamentary form of govern— merit, he said, "I have no fears for pemianent future oi democracy

i "Rather do I feel that any con- I ' M” 7_A"*'°mm' cessicns which democracy may be,‘

compelled to make for the moment ‘filmed Wwml" “lmw” “m!” will intimately strengthen its hand.

dl-"llrmw learn how to eld a int tem- ‘ blotch on the old man's complexion. pomrfg, ‘m. the ‘sake ofpgltimlwly mm‘ gaining complete victory." 4 , , , _ .l-le added, however, "f am sails-l Wlmmmi’ the 9mm" "Y" °l ‘l’ fled the governments must take a

iness than they have in the past." l

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

Record Catch I Of Salt Fish

And Halibut;

ny Guardian's lpecial Wire) '

S iE E P WALKER at’

was chalked up by the auxil- schooner

er, which port today. Twelve hundred

quintals‘ of salt fish and 12,000 ‘ nvgrses on Fam_ bounds of hnullgut were pulled in

lliar Terms When In Elymcfimxiiew. ‘a? awumdelmth: Apparent Coma. iifiiiwfiéi 3.11111‘ " m m“ ————- Ibo mer was fitted out for

period of eight weeks. Alter

Is Granted‘

Osble By muss-Man's Special ) ,

the measure, which was

suing or- ioreclosing. step was a drastic one and

their losses oi the last year, terrific storms caused death sstruction in the oiliields and plantations.

shows that $36,000 has been for relief oi homeless labor-

tourist trade and ways and oi enlarging it throughout

chairman oi the Senate's committee is Hon. W. H.

tallied to the trio. His name proved Dennis’ of Kama,“ N_ s" who h“

long foreign name. He lived about {§§,?j“,',”,,‘}f,§§“,§“ we senate m’ 0t‘

gorous campaign to

promote and develop the tourist in-

of the country. New Bruns-

wick alsohas a representative on the committee in the person of Hon. W.

er, of saint John, and Prince

In New York’

By Guardian's Special Wire) RK, May 7-—I think

tisfied that the old order th and that govomments

banquet. years of depression have not l the faith of Canadians in

country.

wise man is he who has

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i ONUIIY ahead with trade agreements “d l°d"Y~ “M” “°3°m"‘°"5 ‘n tralia has no intention oi hurting

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