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Sess } Taught Premier lr Amnesia Victirn ` l

May Pr_o_i_Je Lively l

Prospect of Election Will Quicken

Party Efforts In House Of Com-

mons. Outline -of Iinportant Legislation Likely To Be In-

troduced.

oofrraw/i; December ze-an aa-

tebelluin conclave is promised the Canadian people in the fourth aaa. sion of the sixteenth Parliament, which will open probably in the early part of lebruary. for whether or not the next general. election takes place in the fall of 1030. politicians who take as few chances as possible,

willintliecomingaesalonotrarlg ment .sack _tc complete the work ' making ammunition for the combat. !‘or all practical l1iii’P°9°s it will be a pre-election session.

On the one hand. the Government

may be expected to take evew mea- sure .of prudence that is calculated to make a -promising appeal to the electorate. abd. on the other, the Op- position is certain to overlook nothing that will' either minimlsc er nulllfy tholelislatiw efforts of the admin- istration. while the dwindling minor- ity of eo-called independents in the House. in hoeing their own row, will re-emphasise' a programme that seeks to preserve their identity as a t.hirdVpa.rty._ i g

, f "gw_dllbe`iiewfacesiutiie7`iiext ng "_` .._and, at the same time, time will b`e\‘t`he unusual, almost unpre- cedented reappear-ance within the space of a little ovcr,a year. of! me for a iemthv period familiar is the House. There will be five intru- ductibns to Parliament. two of them conservatives and three Liberala 'rin forum- will be nr. wuliaui s. MIIIPHY. 01 Bmith’s. Falls. for the

. to take the Place Ol

‘H E! his ...E

F Preston William

the place of the

Dr. J. W. Edwards, for Addington. On the Liber-

sidetherewiilbe!l1ieO.Bert-

mid. to take the place oi will AW' er for Prescott; Vincent Dupuis. to take the place of the late Roch Lanc- tot for _baprairle-Naplervlllea and. finally. Lawrence A. Wilson' will make his reeppearance in tba House, after a lapse of one session, for Vaudreull- Boulanges. st will be recalled that he resigned that seat just before the lest session, but since then he has decided to resume his Place in Parliauient. 'inert will ba chances. wc. in the Ministerial benches. A widely la- mented void in the front row ws-S created with the death of Hon- Jll1\¢l A. ltcbb. Minister of Finance. but his chair win be occupied bv H011- Charlasva. Dunnilll. *Mn M1“""'°" of Railways and Canals. who will re- main at the same desk but will i¥l°V° ovgg gnc chair to the right. In turn Mr. Dunninfg chair will be taken by l-lon. Thomas A. Crefa-\‘. I isiilllw' figure in the House. but whose IP- oointmentand election have Ni W occur. what other chances in W' Government seats are in store ici' the

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A_NNouNcsMsN'is. comms EVENIS. - MEETINGS. src. -¥*“”3““*§&§Ei

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House must await the decisions of the Prime Minister.

Intsreethithronespeech.

While all the iegislativd intentions of the Government are not likely to be disclosed in a specific manner in the _Speech from the Throne. that document this seliorl will be await- ed with deep interest. Whatever its contents. it is now reasonably cer- tain that. as the sesicnproceeds leg- islation under the following heads wlllbeintroducedznbilltoamsnd seotion99.sub\seotion2cftlio¢>us- toms Act, to ydvidl Nl' till tefulll of clearance to liquor-laden vessels bound for the Unitod States or oth- er foreign countries. or. what is more. to povido for the' prdllbition ol li- .eucr experts io e _iorolsn country: abllltoimplementineomerespects the recommendations ot the Royal Commission on rldlo broadcasting; a bill cdprcvide for a reorganisation of the finances oijtbe canadian Na- tional -Rauwayathsmagh a-drastic re- duction or abolition of' the oblite-

:.dg|vd':\lil\' a1*$ D@il~5

ica Government; bills _to provide for ‘than-aasicr by the or the natural reeou`roes‘to the"pr~ovinces of Manitoba and Alberto: a bill to W0' vida for chassis in the civu ser- vice Actthae will implement the recommendations in the pending re- port 'of the R0!!! Commllim. 11014' od by President ll. W. Beatty. of the canadian Pacific Railway. to in- quire irlto the question of giving more tangible recognition of the vll- ue of the services ci technical offic- ers employed by the éovernment: provision. either in the main estim- ates or in a separate bill. for |800.- oootomeetfurtherawardsofrsper- ation claims 'in the fifteen cases when there was dlsalfolblillt be- tween Oomsniseioner A. J. Friel. K- C.. and the former commissioner. the me x-ionswiluuu rcoslev: a bill i° loan a_eum which will Probably N $5,000,000 to this Bt. John Harbor Cbinrnlssion for extensions and im- provements at ihlii Wt: In AWN in the estimates oi the Pest Oil" Department of a sum. probably °X'

C”dm‘ noorowv ‘D vmvw ‘W . considerable extension in the air mall service both in eastern and western canada; additional sums will be asked by the Minister of 'P1160 ‘lid Commerce for extension of Canadsfs mae. tnrcuzh shin s\1b"°fi!»i°M will sxbibition. provisions havin: to N mods particularly for Canada's WT' tioipatiou in the Brush Empire 'rrade Exhibition tc be held 11-cm ygbfugry ta April._ 1931, in Bllshoo Aires. '

. The Tariff.

as for thsprincipal mm. the tariff. it is sein riuattar cf idle specula- tion. 'rc say. thwvh- i-11" i'\"°" will be little iissal legislation in the coming session would be to \ll\°\’° au tba work done bv lbs 'i\"" pond in tbe_p_ist mr. esbeoiauy in connection with s reclassification of the iron and stool schedules. Par- liainentislihelltiobaaskedtosb- in_cvsnotoab_*-*\°'°°"‘ °‘ ”“‘ portant alterations made in in de- liilitlau but alas. there' is little doubt. some changes in the rate collllslil 0! the ilbfi ll

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(Special to the Guardian)

WASHINGTON. D. C., Dec. 26-

'rhs same official greeitng as would to the active bead cd a'natiou awaih Pi'esident-!;leot.Pas-

-tissue me 0 uit cum'-vancs cftnenousay tc pre- pare for the arrival of their neit. prssident~from~ Baltimore' tomorrow. President Elect Ortiz Rubio has been undergoing treatment, at John Hop- kins Hospital. Arthur Lane, chief of the Mexican division of the State Depaltinont, said. that Secretary and Mrs.- Btlinson would greet the presl- dent elect at Union Station shortly before noon and afterward would Join the prooelsloll tn the Mctioan lm- baasy. soldiers. sailors and marines will comprise an escort from the one the station and the Embassy. and a squadron of motor cycle policemen 'win scmpi-iso and ssecrt from the one _lctbeouiu-.iatbcaitu-ucou seam- ailisenoraartialtubiowiilbere- aelved at the White House by Presi- dent and Mrs. Hoover. who will break a precedent a little lator when they journey to me F'ubassy,to return the call ln person. All previous vlsitinl presidents~elect have had their cells repaid by' calls left by a White Holi” macho. 'mls custom nrevsllsii in me recent visit or nomar Me¢D°b-

aid.

Tledieitiiifiii

" <spaelai‘ia'iua'ouaidiaal ' MoNcrroN.- nee. ac.-Passmser imma oven ine holiday on the 0"" ailim Neltilllll lines in the Maritimes was qsspuonally heavy. -aceoniins to intcrrmation given out this mdlrlinl gi ngimal headquarters. The Ocean Limited was run in two eedticell bo* tween Halifax and Moncton to take care of travel between those Poll# and Bt. John. ’I‘r\v9l was llso HMVY on the Qydnsy line. Mainline travel between Montreal and )£l\1l-_il‘l\° points was ocnsidenbl y a\ls'il'i9l'W°i| ivy mi-itiuie students aoiondioe univ- auun ia an Uwe' Pwvibw-

thooe retliflsing lidllo fl*

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CABINET

Return of Hon. E. La-

pointe to Ottawa May Speed Up Cabinet Appointments. `

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icaualiaa Press) .

0'.i§'!‘AWA.Deo»$-The returno! aca.mmnt'updautcotuwamar bavetbeefiectofspeedingupwhat- ave;-cabinet appointments rl-euxier llsaehende King intends ma_kili¢» While a prime minisilr free to chcceethe uieuibese st ithesbeeneuggeeted

preferradtcawait

chic! Qllbes iuptbevaoausportfoliocfrailways- 'rhaeabinstwillmeettomdrrowanrl m°.upointewilibepslent._w‘betb-

.erctnotanamnmoamentofcabinet

appointments wilireeult frcrnthe meetlagmualcstcbo

pearspmbableuiat dieclissionoftbcsi

napaadecisics.

twasaieouthehoriscn

5' gil; §§§é= r€§?f§

recent date and write-for the by-ol- ection will probably not be issued

meat ci un obenix dew 1°# iii' |grliamenQ\'y dsolsltli will' be -msd! before long. '

" A iegueiaarnui

fourth death from diphtheria in Ot- tawa since December 1. was reported

There an now 88 bases of diphth-. eria. in Isolation Hall and 122 cases of 'scarlet fever. Diphthsria has abat- ed a little but scarlet fever cases have advanced. since the rust of ne- eembar 104 new cases of scarlet fe- ver were reported and"sirty cases of

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feats in aviation annals of the north-

forc dllsk In defiance of the relent- less laws of gravity, Cusatcr. dull' ling by his arms in spice in the seventy mile an hour blast from the provpellor. righted a tilted left ski and held it in a 1-ici-iscatal position until thomachine hadecinetorestto safety on the ice-locked surface cf

MEETINB UF

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§§§EF tit?

Bev. N.ll.lelbling,l/edney,0nt.

Minister, who, a uietim ed amnesia. lisa been missing for over a week. basbeenfoundworklngae"Mr;!lob- arte” on a fannin Denham _town- Ibis.

PEAK NAMED

W.--»-» mum |0000

A E .usd for obateaugusv. Huntingdon.,

As I §Mr.ltcbb‘soldseat.intheneer!il-

tme.'1‘hsvacancyinBll°Ul°iNf!

(Canadian Press)

OTTAWA, Ont., Dec. 36-A peak

intheltockieslcooof inhe ht

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‘°l’ ° M' "°°"* Wm" ‘°°°‘“‘°" bas been named "Mount xsbberfzm

commemorate the recent visit to Canada which Miss Ishbel MacDon- ald ade with her father. the Brit-

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, °_

CAAD glen. aaaoimccmcatbileiiat Mtsstaliad

Dcnald's name has perpe for all time in this manner. was made

today from the Department of the

"ottawa, out.. nec. so-'rue' “"*°l"°"- '

today by the civic malta omsa’ convicts Make

Attempt' To Get

Heir Freedom

BANQUINTIN' PRISON. Calif.,

diphtheria. Dwinl t0 tho mild fofm cz tba scarlet fever. health cmoiais °°°~ 2°--°'1'h=*° °°““°“ "‘°“*° " 4"' are confident a serious slllfld Wm Wm “Mt '° “mm mm “N not °¢““,_ prison here lag nlshrt, but were sub-

dued after a scuffle and placed in 'scum-y coaimamaat

. r.x.etubb.agusrd,wasau-use

over the head with a blackjack and

` , severely iiiiured.

'llheps-isonsrs,JcI1nFteh Hubert

(°"°“”"‘ 7"”) Hancockrand A. C. Dunne, were be-

PRINUE ALBERT, SNK. D00. 26 mgmulmadmawmdxxxnwrxghe -Aviator' is iii' l\°fW*“‘i l\"° * supaoa- court' at san aussi, when “W *W* f°d*Y- H9 A’ 'nm c““t°"` they had been taken for arraignment .9“1°* *M ’°‘°"°d ‘if m°°h"“'°' Wm on escape chlrsea when the attack in one cf the most daring and brave wok Pham

west probably. saved his own life and - »- M ~ silnclls will

(Canadian Pleas)

KENTVILLE. N. S., Dec. 26-’I‘ru-

ro Bearcats defeated Kentville 2 to 1 here tonight in the opening game of the Nova Scotia Esstem Hockey

the river hare. ‘,l»os¢\l°.

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_ o'rl'1lWA. Dee. at-'ras de- sietcucfthepseaalerieealla essence council during the curbi- . lellewilg -‘ Just after

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their way to a Christmas dinner when they met death.

’l0l0N'l’0, Ont., Dec. 20-A

woman trapped in her burning

~homeneai- 'Port Hope auda

milkmau fatally crushed under au overturned sleigh were num- bered among the victims of fa- ialiuoa which mai-ns sin mii- vitiae of Christian in Ontario yesterday.

iii 'i’?li lllggifii .lgigzéiti liivigli

‘_ eoriadorime in months. Maier dresl

JHITE HUUSE

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Damage Estimated At

One Hundred Thous- and Dollars.

WABHINGTDN. Deo. 26--Swept

by a sudden furious Christmls me fire, President Hoover's exsrstivc cmces at the White House today were ice-coated and desolate.

Bummoned from the dinner table. Mr. Hoover was one of the arst to reach the west wing of the White House after the alarm was sounded and remained on the scene until the tire was brought .under control l shortly after 10 o‘c_locl¢, _ 1 Damage was estimated., at sion,- ' 000. I

The cause was first thought to be d efective wir-g ‘ing but today Fire Marshal Achaet-l .tersaidtheblszehadsterted from* 'an overheated fire-place in the of- .flce of Walter Newton, one of the ipresident/s secretaries. , '

Tbisrocmisjusttotherishtoi

Room when every able: executive .since Rooeevelthas had his execu-u tive omces. All available nre apper-_ stusiutbceitvwenttotbenrsbs-< fore itvns over in response to at ‘serieeodalasma

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_ (Canadian, frees) ‘

'1ORDN'I`O, Ont., Doo. 20.-The

Mail and Empire says today a fund -of over 84,000,000, of which $1,000,000 is already in band, is about tobo' established by the Church oi England in Canada to provide pensions for l8ed and disabled clergy and for the widows of the clergy. The matter was passed by the General Synod and a. sub-committee appointed to inves- tigate and work out a plan. 'l'he` committee headed by the Right F/ev. John Farthing, Bishop of Montreal,‘ and of which G. E. Main, of Niagara diocese, is secretary, has submitted a l'0P0rt which will probably be accept- ed by the Synod. By the proposed plan, over 1,600 clergy all over Can- ada, lncluding the Arctic circle, will benefit and overseas missionaries of the Canadian church will be provided for. The minimum pension for clerlynien will be increased from $600 to $700 per annum and for widows from $300 to $400. By an nn. nual assessment of 'lit percent; of me salary of elerrvmen in active service (to ba increased ic iss permit in eases where there is a free rectory) the fund will be constantly lmplamm. ‘tcd. The assessment will be paid mi, by the clergymen, but by tha pa;-|_-,rl Wh°l'h¢l` it be Parish diocese board or _ other employer and will be collected by the diocesan authorities.

RETURNS T0 SCOTLAND

FOR CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY

‘ (Special to the Guardian) ELGIN. S¢!0i»l8.hd, DOC. 28-Prime

Minister MacDonald arrived here this mvfnins end deported immediately for his Scottish home at Lossle- mouth where he will spend g fm-g. Ullhi- Mr. Ml(:DOnlld was radlnnlg and cheerful over returning to sms, land-for Christmas. Friends who met him at the station noticed. however, that he had lost much of his healthy color since his last visit tc the north. He will return to London during the second week in January to clear up the Labor lvlinlstry's final* my be- i°N the imeninz or the five power disarinament conference and the N.. assembling of Parliament on Jan. Il.

Cltllitm WAVE IN CHICAGO

cl-ncaao, neo. ' za- Bandits.-,

hold-lp men and robbers celebrated the coming of Christmas here with the Israeli 0110-ill! splurge of as-.

meantime injured eight persons and called $100,000 damage.

One man was killed and tive oth.

‘ll E Congratulations”l`0'MElE a

tn A 0

Prince Gwrse. ycunsext ion oi the Kill# lim Queen who rtceived on December 20, congratulations hmm his many fi-ienb upon his 271.2; birth. day. which marks an encouraging 'mvrovemgnt in his health. He rec- rntly had been suffering from an infbfelitiol. -

5 .

tnsantrance andis some soisstlp w from the big green-carpeted circular

ESCAPE

(Canadian Prds)

. !'ElD,N.Y»Dn.

26-Gliding nve miles to a landing fu a burning plane. a Roosevelt Held *lying instructor and his student Pil- ot, escaped injury today but their .-abin plane was destroyed by are. R/obt. E. Black, 0! Westbllry. N. Y., U-nd Roy Rockman. whom he was in- Stmstllis While ilvllld _.blah above mag -\n.iaud.~“acuoee “nudes pouring from the tail of their plane. They switched on the engine andheaded _for distant Roosevelt Field as the volume of smoke grew. They had scarcely landed at the field and climbed from their machine when it became a mass of flames.

s00|al His $150,000 fmt

(Canadian Press)

SOREL, Que., Dec. 26.-The city

hall and market place of this city were destroyed by fire today causing ii loss estimated at $150,000.

ASSETS OF E

ROYAL BANK

(Canadian Press)

MONTREAL, Que., Dec. 26.-Assets

of a billion dollars asc reported in the annual iinanciol statement of the Royal Bank issued today. This is one of the highest marks registered by the bank in the past. twelve months. Profits of $7,148,137, also the largest in the in:-.tit_ution's history, are also reported.

The statement shows the assets as

of November 31 to be $l,001,M2,'143. $92,046,856 over i928. Deposits have risen to $772,087,768. an increase of more than $61,000,000 and commercial loans now total $365,055,853, an in- crease for the year of $11,000,000. Liquid assets are $409,275,905, an amount equal to 48.91 percent of lia- bilities to the public.

TORONTO, Dec. 26.-Two nhn I-lid

a women were killed at tdie level crossing on No. 2 highway near lblington today when the motor ear

inlwhich they were riding was struck by a Canadian Pacific Railway train. The dead ere: Robert Monison, Is- lilttml, John Redman, York town- ship. 'fhe party were motoring to have dinner and celebrate Christmas at the home of Mr. Micrrism. The latter was driver of the car. _ restauralie and hom¢. Taximb drivci's_ motcrlsu and pedestrians told one after another of being held up on the snowy streets.

Twenty-six auch crimes ` were

>l@l'il0(Dln4iie'el'iW’ib| HKU,

_ees were wounded iuassrieaolmarkedu-plnleesthau is hours. holdup, mama aaa gun bamcs,*x.ocf. mains mm a an collars ec pollen amicus were ce.-was witninsoo in one case. modes » ga-

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(special ec the oaardiial bormow. nee. sc-Ye oldarhiiist- mas Day in mgland 'a lamb-and went out a 1uhlii“?i`§`arlbg gala that sent ships seutt1ing`f`!cr helm- all around tba_nritisli‘ili%s~ 'he storm area extended Orkney: to Spain. Vigo. 8pilli$"`re- ported the less cz the ' steamer Aslsug with all harldl."'o!¢ \ Farallcnes Bay early "Ilia storm blew out or the eouthwetiiien- i<hing the blue skies and'sl'iin‘lller! weather of southern mg!!-Bd: 'kilt . fell in torrents and hail the streets oi London this moaning.

‘while Wild welt/l‘|ol' ruled , coast districts where chrlstinesiyw vltors to resort town. watched great seas pound on the beaches;qpd_;har- ,bar walls at rblxs¢ions_acd¢ctiw ports. Many ships scugbt¢ghelta7ged wats: from Plymouth to = where a 'I0 mile wind swep§;tg_w_a"r"d the orkneys. The ` were held up at Kirkwall

North Orknoys were mas letters. all sea suspendd na- tba ii:

years no crawlers were in _ at Aberdeen market todai. The ha?- bcr bar was not passable. 'riie"abei- deen district has been atm-niboiiilr for a week. while southern ‘Brilair

ség-_ écrit

was enioribl warm and

eat afvaeeel

,enicen since lest

srom su

LONDON, Dec. 2s-A storm tllli

had lashed tho Elsr0P°ln sldo`_,`of tht Atlantic since yesterday subsided tc- nlght and was succeeded by _mllii and pleasant weather. BhlP8 Wag had sought shelter in ports iremmoutii- em England to Scotland menace of the gale crept out of that refuge; again. Several reportcii nge from the storm but the only lm; or life occurred on the ship Asiaug which sank witl-594 ot, board oi! Farallenee, spain. early ox Xmas day. ~~~ A

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movmsmosz. ii. x., nes; ll.§2t'tl Norwegian fi-eishber, x<armo.v....Jllii aa-ewof28,cameintopoi‘tbe\'l -tu-ly may with one oi nedilwldf flooded after grounding and bei.p{re~ muted on Nantucket Tuesday; Qu made port with the assistance od _t@

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