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_,_. l-cgular monthly meeting 0f New Glasgow Women's Instit- mc; gt the home of Mrs. 0Y7"! N, on Monday evening, Fleb. gyelve members answering roll w valentine Verses, and one ,eseht. The meeting open- ghc President in the chair, H m, Institute Ode and the d. repeatins 91° W994 111 ,, The minute-s oi last month's were read and approved. ' remit committees were mm and new ones appointed. n, decided to have the School It was undecided where h we meeting would be held. ,, My committees named were: we. (Dr.) A. B. Stevenson, pmy Dickie-son; BOIIOOL, Ml‘!- plckleson and Mrs. W. B. ‘Programme, Mrs. J. L. . Mrs.- Preston Campbell, w B. “Bulman; Refreshment Mrs. Ii. 1i. McKay, Mrs. l, stcvenson and Mn. Percy “you. Next meetings, roll call .5. mgwered with Irish Jokes. muting contest was then en- , . by all present, also a radio ,, l. e. Dainty eats were pals- lyqm hostess, assisted by Mrs. . Parkman and Miss Ruth

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using to the recent silver thaw, ‘mute the walking so slippery, “jinn semple, of i-‘his oom- pmigiell and the result was a “no and a ‘bad shaking up. mpidsylast, Mr. Harland Hill, musing wood, had the misfor- mdhsvihg his thumb badly cut t; in places. Medical assistance “necessary in both casu.

iamsuy friends of Mrs. n. r-nu iilbglad to learn she has recov- siiiiier her recent illness.

iiiauhday School teachers oi h Christian Church Sunday Iiool entertained the pupils at the haulage" on liriday evening last. lb evening was pleasantly spent Iii: nines and other interesting increments, also a programme was l aniedout. Thet ‘" presented sdiliupll with a bag of sweets and idsiiliy lunch was passed by the labs. Mrs. W. G. Quigley assist- lityihe ladies present. The fol- hing was the programme: Ad- lilllev. W. G. Quiglcy; Duet, by [has Martha and Marion Ling; Harlan. by Harold McDonald; "WW1. by Eunice Houston: ' " B. by Lois McDonald; Re- ~ - by Elmer McDonald. Words Welcome by the Supt., Mr. Nelson ‘ "'"' ii. the evening came to a b! Iinsins. "Blast be the tie i: binds." ‘III Ore Warren and Mr. Louis Mo. of the Civil Service, or. Uavho have been called home on laiimt of their father's serious ill- Q lir. Archibald Warren, North U». Mr. Warren, returned to W» last week, but Miss War- YHI at "present at her home in

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Jap Students Demonstrate c - In Tokyo

(By Gian Babb, Asociated Press Stafl l" pondeut)

TOKYO, Feb. 10. (A.P.)-The first public demonstration of any mom- ent against Japan’s course in Shang- hai and Manchuria. took place to- day at the Imperial Univerrity. Twenty-five students were arrested for participating in a protest meet- ing at which handbills, urging the people to "stop this Imperinlistic war" were distributed. Eight hund- red ‘ ‘ . asemblcd in front oi the main lecture hall of the Un- iversity, heard speeches by four of their colleagues and then attempt- ed to parade through the streets 1h the vicinity carrying red banners. The police dkpersed them and ar- rested the leaders.

Another Step

raccoon, Feb. 9-(Canildian and Aaocsted Press Cablesi-Ihe Na- tional Government last night ad- vanced another step in its move to inaugurate a, general ten per cent tariff on goods imported to Great Britain when the House of Com- mons. by a vote of 452 to '16, gave its support to financial resolutions to bring the "trade bll" before Par- llament.

By s vote qt 430 to '13 the House then p. ded to adopt another resolution empowering the Govern- ment to appoint a special tariff oomrnssion to consider imposition of additonal duties to the proposed general ten per cent levy.

Railway Officials

. 4o yam we have been “m” i CENTRAL GUARDIAN T OI’ l "

SKATING TIIIS AFTERNOON .nd evening at Arena. Excellent =°- ecz-ii

MACHINES CONFISOATED _ the local police have seized geveml

. mndy vending machines which it 13 claimed are illegal and have warn- ed other merchants that similar ac. tion will be taken if they place the machines in their places or husl- ness.

LAID T0 REST-The funeral of the late Miss Eliza A. Flanagan was held Monday morning from the residence of Mr. W. H. Scott, 66 Great George Street, to St. Dun- starts Basilica, where High Mass was celebrated by Rev. Father Far- rell. The pail bearers were: Jas. P. Duffy, Wm. Grimes, John MacDon- ald, P. Fltzsimmons, C. Kelly and Jas. Hcnncssey. Services at the grave were conducted by Rlev. Fa- ther C. McCarthy.

APPLICATION REFUSED — At the Supreme Court yesterday mom- ing before the full Bench, the Chief Justice llrcsiding, an application was made for leave to appeal to the Supreme Court of Canada by the‘ defendant in the case oi‘ McNelil vs. Stewart. At the close of the ap- plication, judgment was delivered by the three Judges refusing the application. Mr. J. J. Johnston, K. C., for the defendant and Messrs. Campbell and Campbell for the plaintiff.

SKATING THIS AWERNOON

and evening at Arena. Excellen‘ ice. 662-li Mr J. T. Cummings, of New

Glasgow, a Director oi the Canad- ion_Natlonal Railways, is a visitor to the City.‘

Mr." James S. Campbell of Cape Traverse who has ior the past two weeks been visiting hi5 glstef, My; Philip Saunders, Charlottetown Roy- alty. iv"s a visitor to the city yes- tcrday.

Bill T0 Amend Delinquents Act

OTTAWA, Ont., Feb. 10—(By the Canadian Press)--A bill to amend the Juvenile Delinquents Act, in line with representations received from the Province cf Manitoba en- dorscd by six other Provinces, was given first reading in the House of Commons today. _

Hon. Hugh Guthrie, Minister of Justice, explained that the amend- ment arose from the fact that the

Inspect Gar Ferry

MONCTON, Feb. l0.—A party of ofllcials oi the Canadian National Railways from the general offices of the system in Montreal, Joined by several regional ofllcers here, left on the morning train yesterday for Cape Tormcntlne, to inspect the car ferry Charlottetown. Accompany- ing them were representatives from the Davis Shipbuilding Company, Ltd., of Lsusanne, Quebec, builders of the steame , and also representa- tiveu of Lambert and German, thc firm oi naval architects which dc- signed the vessel.

Among the party were: H. T: Hasen, of Montreal, assistant chief engineer for the Canadian Nation- al system, W. U. Appleton, regional general manager and A. F. Stewart. chief engineer for the Atlantic Rc- gion.

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Act as it now stands provides that it is an offence for anyone to con- tribute, promote or procure a child to become a. delinquent. It had been held by magistrates in cer- tain courts, however, that while a man might do all in his power to procure a youth to become a de- linquent, if that youth did not

actually beconle a. delinquent, the

man was not punishable.

It was proposed to insert a clause providing that it shall not be_ a valid defence to a prosecution that, notwithstanding the conduct of tho accused, the child did not in fact become a delinquent.

The amendment, Mr. Guthrie said, was endorsed by nearly all the Children's Aid Societies. '

‘ MARRIAGES

GARD-SMALLWOOD-At ‘ll Up- per Prince St., City, the residence of Rev. E. H. Ramsay of Trinity United Church on February 10th. Kenneth Edward Gard of South- port to Margaret Emma Srnallwood

W! NEED entrants rawrv m- ftiistelv to distribute Watkins u“ Famouse Household Necessi- 9! to established trade in Char- Wn- $30.00 weekly right

(R the start. Apply quickly; J. 1t Watkins Company, 749 Craig c ‘West. Montreal, Que, nept. " 41- A. w. z-M-w-ei.

For Sole

LOST-CHAIN 0F CAR. FINDER leave at Guardian Office. 630-2-10-21.

Female Help Wanted

WANTED-A STRONG GIRL FOR. house work. Write - Mr. , Duncan Buchanan. New Dominion, P. E. Island. State particulars in lct- her. 626-2-10-31.

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Miscellaneous ____.__._______-- 101m ALFRED McDONALD. Pao-

Vincial Land Surveyor, Hermen-

ville. (it. S, Souris.) 0370-l0-i5-1 month.

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ing silver fox, red fox, mink. muskrat and other filrs. J. D. Jenkins. 596-2-9-3i.

Ines-tidal . lo per line of 5 words of Bunbury. "Wilbert-ions. , Igpgglllmoliwoldl light Insertion ... 1e pet line of 5 words . ‘DEATHS “,“““- t- ¢::_ ‘wnceen: f e - w. veoee. GAUDET—In this city, Feb. ll, 1W!‘- Fun- ents w St Joseph Gnudct, aged ac years, ,_ g anted Lo ersi notice later.

BOOB-suddenly at Camp Hill Hospital, Halifax, Feb. lu, 1932, ‘James Ernest Rodd, St. Avards, Charlottetown. Funeral notice lat-

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hlUltPllY-At the Sacred Heart Homo, Feb. 1o, Mrs. John MufPhY. aged 95 years. The funeral will take place. from M. Hennesseyh Parlors, Friday morning at 8 o'clock to St. Arms Church, Lot 65.

JIARVEY-On Wednesday’. Febm‘ ary 10, Miss Eleanor Harvey, age 90 years. Funeral from the Mc- Lean Funeral Home on Friday. Feb- ruary 12. Service starting at 2 o'- clock. Funcral leaving at 2.30. In- tcrmcnt Peoples Cemetery.

Male Help Wanted

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fsnn work. State wages VPYM" l Munn, Mermaid. osa-z-li-ai.

IIOOMI EXPERT BARBER through our special low cost course. Hundreds oi successful graduates. Write Moler Barb"

Collage. 573 Eanington, Hallie!-

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Committee Of Privy Council Give Judgment I

DECISION 0F UTMOST‘ IMPORT- ANCE FliLED IN DISMISSING APPEAL 0F QUEBEC AND ON- TARIO

I-DNDON. Feb. iL-Their Lord- sltos or the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council "have no hesitat- ion" in upholding the majority de- cision oi the Supreme Court of Canadal—that control and regulat- ion oi radio communication is with- in the jurisdiction of the Dominion Parliament and not within the Pro- vincial iurisdiction. _ The Privy Council dismissed the appeal oi the Attorney-General oi Quebec against the Supreme Court's Judgment. The Province of Ontario was associated in the appeal. Their hardships also hold that a distinction between transmitting and receiving instruments cannot bc made.

The highest tribunal thus finally settled one of the most important conflicts between Provincial and and Dominion jurisdictions that has arisen within recent years. The judgment is of the utmost import- ance not merely because of the ac- tual questions involved but because it will be the deciding ruling in fut- ure developments in the air, such as the wireless transmission of el-

It logically follows the privy . council's recent decision that con- trol of aeronautics rested with the Dominion authority and not with the provinces.

Opposed To i Salary Cut

(Canadian Press)

VANCOUVER" B. C_, Fob. l0- Amalgamated Cvil servants’ Asso- ciation oi Canada has asked Pre- mier R. B. Bennett to writ-hold act- ion on the proposed 10 per cent reducticn o.’ salares until represen- tations from members of the ser- viceare heard, according to How- ard Baker of Vancouver, National President of that organzatlon, A joint meeting of the executives of the Vancouver and New Westmim later branches of the organ zatiorl approved the course hdoptcd by tho national organization. "While I cannot say what the at- titude of the organzntion to the reductions will be." Ml; Baker stat- ed, “I can say that we are opposed to cuts in salaries below $1,200 an- nually es we have always stood for a min'mum wage of this amount."

Police Necessary Tc Quell Unemployed

BRISTOL, England, Fob. l0-—(A

PJ-Polioe with drawn batons sub- dued 2.000 unemployed demonstra-

tors today, resulting in injuries to, seven persons.

A mounted policeman vras thrown

to such an extent that one arm was broken and he was injured about the chest, Two other police and four demonstrators were cut about the head and two of the latter were arrested.

The fight started when police at- tempted to prevent the crowd from marching through the principal streets to the Council House whore they intended to protest against n reduction in relief benefits stoncs, sticks and banner poles were among

Sandalwood once abundant in the Hawaiian islands, hns been ni- most entirely cut away. |

Habit: Habit is a cable; we, weave a thread oi it every day and i at last we cannot break it.-—I\!ii\nn.

l Anger: Consider how few tiling! are worthy oi anger and then won» der that any fools should be wrctli —Dodsley. ,

Suffering: The highest lilo (‘on sists in learning not so mucll llow to enjoy manfuliy as how to suf- fer mentally-Ivan Panin.

CARD OF THANKS

Indies and gentlemen. l wish to thank all my supporters for elect- inr me to the City Council by the lI-Ploli majority recorded for years Isa this Wlfll. l‘ have nothing but will 0! rein for my oPIWIWM. Mr. Vsuldnltlue who ran a close election. I M90 ‘miner-it at l-hc Council loos! the confidence you have placed in use. .

Your: respectfully, FRED II. TRAINOR fi-Il

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Enters On I-iis 100th Year In

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he thought a g thrill Wllliil b cconoiiiic {Hill 1m‘. the proslrqill" of

Viscount Simwdcu . ivllyhe ruin" <1 n i“ Cab net

iiL was surly to ace lllu cit-lull; of All". Foster lllld .\il‘. Bliliicllnrii, bu‘ i, ll. -:_;Cl ll‘. ‘.\'.1rcl 4 was. glad lo sco all four old C-Cllill '1! Lila; 1 ligml "lilillls rc-clccicd. He collgrnlulnli". l- l-iectcn. tllc Councilors on their election in.» lmsi ll».- lilo .ill(i Judge Stewart on ills lrgi- . ii ilic rilcmlz. lor mrijririty.

W Di". J. E. Blanchard, (iUi-Uiiifli i orally candidate, said he il‘l\’i ht n gmd fight and come on.

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(m5 m,“ such .,,,_ , _._,‘,,,,,n\,,‘,_ . Wind. lie hoped Judge Stewart ‘fnlklnflg. 5mg lawn an mc,.,..l_,.,,,_ l, qm; ~- ii: Ixfiii vzlluld do lmlf as well 1s the plcv- l‘. 1:1 wit. from inces- l.“ ‘W; .. \' lull mat Dcllollrd llc would

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