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muse the following storm wuningi
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lli. John D. McDonald aged 1|.
Funeral notice later.
Clow-at har borne in Somerville
\_i-us. on rat. ir, ma, ran. seam
tluw, widow of :ha .ah John 0-
Ciow age ei years. I
NIWII-Ai 'rrseadie Urol, hh.
ll. IDM, Annie P¢;,uegad\“i.l.
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Bsarring, and other places the civil
'\r mm f@n’, MIL fbllilht N'
puts said the situation outside
vienna vas beeamlns uwre culti-
'lienmantlnlains
Howitears reduced the Karl
lla-rl model tenement, the ll-PIN*
`inlurope anddnoe the home of
2,000 familis, to ruins. That film'
me mms at daybmk ‘UH 4°'
sultcry exchanges durins' tha Dill”
between socialists and troops.
Shadi fightihl rwlflly W" 9°
severe that no me could Ui DD"
iz, mule me meulnr ww - rwh-
ing its height t la afternoon hand-
to-hllld odmbafc ldded t0 the ter'
ms.
mms aranmn moved from vin-
dowm Corridors became i-NW\\l-
anehine nina clues upon the W-
qn-. mow. ren- au nermeawd
the vicinity but it and smaller
weapons could not dislodge the de-
fenders.
Big shells then ripped into the
concrete structine. Two floors col-
middle arch crumpled.
off s tower as thouth
dling wood.
the Karl Marx had
to!1ight's fighting.
'rar-isustnssie'
rnsisn-me :trunk weiaet
seeialuummrnsmrlassorrsee-
destroyed me
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(C.P.by6aardin'e Wise)
, HAL11‘AX,!eb. l  a-
imonr PetitDeGrst'e fisher-folk
was described tonhht by Rev.
-Father A.Boudres\\. who came
fromthslittleialandtoseekaidin
.tha capital for the island's dis-
isessadreaidenia.
Thathreatef impending star-
vationfacadmanyfamilies. the
elsgyma.ndeelared.andi.herewas
needofimmsdiaterelief.!eprc-
posedtoaakasistanoeofthepro-
vineials-nd federal govamrnmis,
sinoethecountyclaimeditcould
notaftordfurtherdisburasments
Lack of direct relief, Father
d hsdcaused "dis-
. eufterihl” among
Dadrat, al~
byapoorfish-
eryhadnetted
than 0100, and
without llesd,
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- RECEPTION
(ocnifnued from Page 1)
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Hare      .. 3172
lnvineibld  ...   |179
. P. Power high single 314.
N. J. Clow hL'h three 713.
Omrmaerelal league
Invinchlee .. ....  30'!!
Patier~scn's Jewellry  2914
&h single, W. Mdbcnald. 400.
High three, W. McDonald, 844. ~
EULY NAMI CLUB BOWLING
Blgfoar League
(4 men)
Five Aces  .2473
High single Robert Harley, 322.
High Rrree G. lhsery, 792.
School lsagae
Bowlers ......  food
Pin Knockers  1918
H111 single A. McNeill, lil.
High three A. McNeill, 551
laly Name Billiards.
Vernon Osewsy won very hsrldily
fran Keith Howatt, 'N0-111. Vern
(was right m from the start last
‘night, me very brilliant
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Poker Hands, soo-which you can exchange fm
for the bntdgatetve papers-"Vogue" or “Chante-
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IISSN. ANNUAL
MEETING HEI.Il
The annual meeting of the
Prince Edward Island Branch of
the Life Underwriters Association
of Canada was held in the office
of the President, Mr. B. H. Hughes.
manager of idle Manufacturcr‘s’
Lilo Assc. Co- of P. E. I.. on Feb. 0.
Ths President, in his address,
outlined the activities of the
branch for the past year, empha-
sising the number of head office
officials from the different com-
panies, who honored the branch
during the year with visiiz, and
delivered addressee on Life Insur-
ance in its various phases. Per-
ticularly so was the very enjoyable
and beneficial meeting held on
July ao, mas, when the branch*
was honored by a visit from the
Dcminion President, Mr. J. Ray-
mond smith. This meeting con-
sisted' of an afternoon outing at
Dalvay Beach and dinner at d
o'clock ae the hotel there.
The membership for the year was
kept up to the previous year.
three members having withdrawn
and three new members joined.
The financial standing of the
Branch was slightly improved over
that of 1932. p
The officers elected for 1034 are
as follows:
President-Mr. inlton Stewart,
aovincial Manager, Canada Life
Vice President-Mr. Wm. M.
gloynn. ealesnan for Imperial Life
Secretary Treasurer-Mr. George
W. Macleod, nlesmsn for Domin-
ion Life Co.
Vice President, Prince County-
Mr. B. M. Hicks, salesman. Great
West Co.
Alleged ` French
Swindler Held
Glarvlialfl Special WIN)
3
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555;
'Z
ORK, Feb. 18-aE1ic Sac-
banker who is alleged to
swindled French investors out
urldreda of millions of francs,
is under arrest at Beirut. Syria,
today on a warrant issued by the
French Ministry of Justice, says the
New York Times in e special cable
from Paris.
The Sacazan case is not unlike
(C. P. by Ulm-rdialfs Special Wire)
HALITAX. Feb. 13-Forecasts of
gales and more heavy froet warn-
ed .shiDPh'i¥ tonisht that its battle
with the- formidable ice barrier a-g
ions the Nova Scotia coast prolr
ably would he prolongui.
Government icebreaker! were
still at work trying to reopen har-
bors that had been closed to navi-
':'lon by weeks of cold weather. ,
At Mullflw. the lillkula was
smashing through a strong barrier
in an effort to free imprisoned
schooners, and from there she was
to proceed to Sheer Harbor, Louis~
hurg and Queensport.
The steamer Chedsbucia was in
Halifax Harbor, preparing for n
second attempt to enter Guyeboro.
where she had been turned back bi'
heavy ice on an earlier trip.
Whig! Yarmouth a brisk easterly
was loosening the
packed shore ice, “amy
k_i--.-_-_-
President Of Sun
Life Retires
(C. P. By G||a.rdh.n's Special Wire)
MONTREAL, Rh 13-T. B.
Macaulay, President cf the Bun
Life Amuranoe Company of Can-
ada since 1915, today retired from
that position and became chairman
of the board.
To succeed Mr. Macaulay as
prmident, directors chase Arthur
B. Wood, vice-president and man-
aging director. Mr. Wood had been
vice-president since 1928 and was
:apgointed managing director in
I-lcn. J. C.
tired from the
due in ill health
by E. A. Macnutt
company.
N.B. Labor Feder-
ation In Session
(C. P.'By Guardian's Special Wire)
PREDERICION. N. B.. Feb. l3.-
The New Brunswick Federation of
Labor at its 21st annual meeting
here todwy anticipated spirited de-
bate in its three-day session when
the meeting launched into a discus-
sion on the printing of the Federa-
alifax re-
Directors
replaced
of the
sri?
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‘ Benefit Tilt
Donal; Cu;
For Bailey
(C. P. by Gnaralialfs Special Wire)
MONTREAL, Feb 13--Directors
of the Toronto Maple Leafs Hoc-
key club have donated s trophy
fm' the Bailey benefit suns wea-
nesdsy mght in Toronto between
the Leafs and the National Hockey
League All-Stars, President Prank
Calder of the National League sn-
nounced has tonight.
The Ina! directorate, Calder said
had expressed the hops that the
cup will be s perpetual trophy for
an annual game. They suggest that
each season at this date an ail-
“`°”"”°"°”’°"`”" .IINIJERIIRITERS SHIPPING WARNED As 'W' M” “‘“‘*
GALESAREFORECAST
WEDNESDAY
3.30-Mission Band.
7.30-Prayer Service-Visitors WN-
come - Heartz Memorial Hill.
8.30-Session, monthly mcttihl. >
GOVERNMENT ,
(Continued from Page 1) l-~~
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‘of Canadian railway b\1ildiI\B-Fil
they were passing storms. While
me House waited for the whine-il
round up members who had rm-spa
ed from the chamber. Off-KW lil*
anions or oumlnis sons: brokull
from different parts of the chem
ber. At one time, “My Wild Irit
Rose" and "Alouette" m\li8\¢4 il
wild disharmony. - ~
Conservatives voted in a IIB
against the want-of-confidlll
motion which would have defel
the government and forced an ol-
ection. Liberals were Just aa 1
in support and were Joined byth
following Indeperidents and mb!!!-
bere or me ringer noun: Neil
(Comox-Alberni); Spencer (Bak
River); Gardiner (Acadia): ID-
phail (South-east Grey); Woo&-
woi-th (Winnipeg North-cenu'e)i
I-leaps (Winnipeg North); Mad!!!-
nis (Vancouver South); Gull#
(Bow River); Lucas (CaInNU_'H
Mitchell fl-ramilwn nam, assi
Luchkovloh (Vegrevi1le).
TOURIST ASSNQ ‘
___ <oontlnu¢4 from Pace 1)
star #sam be chosen to play the
leading cub oi’ the league,
It is also suggested that pm-
ceeds of future games, if playvd,
would be devoted to a fund to ill-
vide for players injured in har-
lonal league contests. The cup had
been accepted for the Bailey bene-
fit game, Calder stated, and the
Toronto Club's suggestion for an
annual series will be brought ocfore
the League governors at the next
tin
mee g.
Calder received word today that
three-quarters of lm hour after
tion‘s year book. l
Delegates John s. Mscxlnnoni
and James E. Tighe, Saint, John,
asked that copies of the contract*
for advertising be produced. After.
heated remarks, President James A.
Whitebone. saint John. promised
that complete information would be
furnished the delegates before the
conclusion of the sessions. I
Mayor W. B. Clark extended sl
welcome to the delegates at the
opening of this afternoorfa meeting.
“ t is important" said the Mayor.
"that men should get paid for their
work. There is a time when men
should contend for a rainy day
that of Alexander Stavisky in thslfunds. We should learn the art of
Bayonne Pswnshcp scandal says dollll Wil-hvut-"
gh. cable, I Committees on credentials and
'rhers ir material in the sacusn rules and order were named.
case for another large political
scandal, but Premier Cleaaton
| *T-"_
nommergue would be loam is no Hqndggraft
political passions aroused again
unnecessarily. However, it is ex-I  ns
pected he will have to promise, as
with the Btaviaky case, to investi-
gate fully and punish the guilty,
however highly placed, the cable
proceeds.
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During the week ended January
Bl cattle, 00 calves, #Ml hors
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' aol) till l’r1eslr lfislr
. _osrosu 1mibur,_saln<n,ri|l fs, s lr
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During The Year
(C. P. By Gaareiarrs special Wire)
MONTREAL, Hb. l3-Attend-
ance recent in the various cities
throughout Canada in which the
Canadian Handicrafts Guild held
exhibitions dwing the year were
set with Edmonton topping the
lllt with a `!igur\ of 128,000, Col.
Wilfrid Bovey, president of the
Guild, reported here today in his
llllillbi l¢D0l'¢-
Winnipeg had 50,000 persona at-
wrding the exhibition; Toronto
£000: Charlottetown 6.000, and
Banff, Alta. 2,000. 'Ivo new
branches were formed during the
year, one at Prince lldwsrd Island.
the other in the Ottawa Valley.
N.S. Legislature
Opens March lst
(C. P. ly Qnaihate ll¢&I Wire)
HALIIAX, Bb. ll-'Dre fill#
weston of Nova leotia‘s ilth Leg-
‘alature since Oonfedfaticn
formally opened an
Lisut.-dovtlaor W.
I if
;Ii_§_iI
Iiiiiil,
. ei §Ir.F_sr
tickets went on sale for the Bailey
benefit game the rntlre house was
sold out. Maple Leaf Gurdon.; has
seating accommodation for 12,473
persons.
Bill O’Brien of Montreal Ma-
.roons, dean of N. ll. L. zrainers,
will act in that capacity for the
All-Star team Wednesday night.
UITAWA VALLEY HAY
SHOBTAGE
The January report of hay mar-
keting by the Dominion Seed
Branch Markets Service says that
in the Bt. Lawrence counties and
the Ottawa Valley there is a hay
shortage which is expected to ln-
Jensify as Spring approaches. Far-
mers in thess areas are, however,
realizing that careful conservation
of their hay and other forage is
necessary. There is a tendency to
sacrifice livestock rather than buy
hay, owing eo friancisl inability to
pay for it and low prices for cattle
and milk.
being done by several organise-
tions, which could not be done by
any government nearly so effi-
ciently and economically an it I
*being done now. and classed k
Tourist Association in this cats-
BUIT. "Certainly," said the Prem-
lier, “I am with you very whole-
` heartedly in your effort to fodll
and encourage such s. valuable in-
dustry a.s the tourist traffic."
Dr. Macmillan assured the Al-
sociation that he was making n
very special effort to have the oar
ferry charge on automobiles 901'-
mlmerltly reduced to such a rate
as would encourage the passing of
tourists to and from the province
more freely, ss well as to stimu-
late the wrr~k~e1ld visits of Mari-
time rar ownrrs.
A; the conclusion cf the Prem-
ler's remarks which were received
with pleasure and appreciation,
Mr. S- A. Macleod, acting Ar-
man of the finance commit in
the unavoidable absence of Mad
L. Wright, allocated the vs ul
districts or the city to the teams
designated, and spoke with ari-
ihusiasm of the need of a vigorous
and concentrated effort to incrpee
the influx of visitors to this mv-
inca by systematic advert g.
The drive tesms will meet this
evening to present r¢D0r!-S. ,'“
Flor the week endlng I-‘ebruary I.
tm total amount nf hors traded in
Canada was 67443 making 311550
in all for rho first five weeks d
this year.
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Oler-ing for private aah up te
All wsrehcus egalpaenl., sate
Mr. Clarke 8 lilr. Hohsnnid.
One Nash Coupe llll model,
Ona Plymouth Coupe lm
ae new.
Oaeferdteaallbalfinek
bfaanlwseariiras.
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One Oldsmobile, twe lcon, 1931 model.
1080 model, newly overhauled am! tws
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Misa, reading $885.00. .
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