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Says Mr. King

er On National Works Program cement Of Sullfem

U Il ii C I' R 8. i Il 0f` ’ Court Ruling,

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B Jacques Barre, éiliyrlght, 1986, By The lisvas News Agency (By Gul-l’d!\l's Special Wire) WITH THB-_ ITALIAN HIGH COMMAND A1' MAKALE, Feb. 17. -Cut to shreds in the biggest and tloodleat batle of the war, War lliililiol' Millilllaollfl touted forces laiiered thousands of new sum. ties tonight when 100 Italian Cap- reui bombing planes dropped 40 tom of explosives on a hurriedly. “toned Ethiqian camp south or liioant Aradam. Marshal Pietro Badoglio's terrific “civilized warfare" drive, which im $0.000 dead and wounded Ethiopians piled up in its wake. was followed |lllIl°d|l¢°|! by the biggest mass slr stiack of the war- A scout flier brought word to the

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“Ioar> Year skate at East Roy- uty tonight. L-zcia

"First game of Cash and Carry Trophy finals at Marshfield tonight, Dunstaffnsge vs. York. L-2019

“Hockey Match at Af n Rink Wlilht. Ccmwall vs. Bull lbogs ar. 1.30. Skate after L-2001-2-18-ll.

"Hockey at Victoria Rink, Cove il. Vicl.oris., Wednesday, Feb. 19th.

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"The Ladies of the Baptist Church will hold their Hospital Cake Bale next Saturday.

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"Hockey tonight st Wheatley River. medericwn Pirates vs. Wheatley River Ramblers. L-2020. "/Wav wnigiit. rebninry is, Wd party at home of Mr. Martin Kehoe. If not fine, Thursday. _

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"Bedecue, wednesday, February W- ‘md Party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Green. If not fine, °“ Friday. L-aoiz

"Borden Baturday evening, Feb- "WY 32. card party at the home °! Mr. and un. in-mx Dorsey

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"Winsloe Shipping Club will IW* han at winner sninen wed- Wiey uwrnins. nee, loin, from io “lock unui uso. L-zois

“Auction and Dance at the home of John -T. White, Bcuth Fi-eelown °° 'NNW night. February iain.

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(C. P. by Guardlalrs Special Wire) OTTAWA, Feb. 17-The Kin8

Government has been in office four months but it sblll dot! H00 know the exact state of the treas- ury, Premier Mackenzie King told the House of Commons today' Every day or two fresh committ- menta were discovered, he said. which threw financial calculations out, of line.

Need of a national works pro- gram, including housing, slum- clearance. reforestation and re- construction, was urged on the Government from all sides today. T. L. Church (Cons. Toronto- Broadvlew) introduced the dis- cussion in a resclutlon.

The Prime Minister said he

hoped the Church resolution would

, not be pressed to a vote because

he would be compelled to cali on his followers to oppose it. The

,Government bgdt been in office only`s few in hs and had 'not found time to study all problems facing the country and evolve pol-

icies.

"I will be frank," the Prime

Minister said, "in saying that up to the present the members of the Government have been unable to discover the number of committ- ments to which the country has been obligated. Every now and then we have felt we have reached s point where we are aware of all outstanding obligations but to our amazement every few days some new obligation comes to the front and we find the country has been committed to great expenditures.

"It is our hope during the pre-

sent session to bring before the House, and through it to the country, an understanding of the expenditures tc which Canada’ has already been committed in ie- lstion to what is involved by way of additional taxation to meeb these committrnents." When this birds-eye view of the financial state of the treasury was before the House, Mr. King said, the Government would be in a better position to Judge whether certain policies could be initiated.

Labor Minister Rogers said the

magnitude and importance cf the problom of unemployment was self-evident. The Government was aware of its gravity and was pra- pared to study anything designed to ameliorate it. It was the com- mon duty of members of the House, irrespective of politics, to attempt progressive reduction in the number of Jobless. ' The piezent need, Mr. Rogenl said, was a careful inventory of the situation and either return in old policies of alleviation or adopt- ion of new ones-

In the past, when a national scheme of unemployment relief was proposed, it was taken for granted the Dominion trsasuf! would assume a large or full cost. The thought had grown up the Dominion had unlimited resources and borrowing power. While there was no restriction.; on the power of the Dominion to tax and borrow. there was a prudential limit be- yond which it was not wise to

venture.

If the Church resolution was dc-

slgned to encourage private in- vestment in housing, the lllinistof said, he would support it. If it was designed to promote close co-cpm atlcn between the Dominion. Pm- vincial and Munciipal Govern- ments in slum clearance schemes. it nhould receive careful consider-

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meant the Dominion would as- sume liabilities in relation to vast relief schemes "I would suggest we

entering any-scheme of that nat- ure."

Taking a. long view. Mr. Rogers

said. it was wrong to make heavy public committment; if the nat-

were discouraged.

"We have reached a position in

the state of our finances when w are compelled to consider the de- terrent effect of large public ex-

ditures on savings through

said Mr. Rogers.

"I do not believe in placing neit-

ionsl credit before human needs," he said. '

balanced budgets and .mountin

this in view was to lake a short _view of the obligations of govern ment towards the Canadian peo- ple. It was by no means sure that a Govemment could spend its wa into prosperity but there could b little doubt a. ~ government could "spend its way into chaos" by un- balanced budgets coninued over a. long period.

Mir. Rogers was still speaking at

seven o'clock, A. B. T- _Mr. church’g resolution follows: That, in the opinion of this

House. Canada should immediately adopt a comprehensive national housing, building, reconstruction. renovation, slum clearance, land settlement and reforestation policy adapted in its circumstances and also embracing as one of its main features s national policy for. youth in relationto education and industry and employment, so as to get people off the dole and back to remuneralive employment.

And further, that this House is

also of the opinion, that in any such national reconstruction pol- icy s lower rate structure for bank. mortgage and insurance loans is an immediate necessity. Buch a re- construction policy to also embrace protection for industrial workers in urban and suburban areas from forfeiture on the same principle as farmers and fishmrnsn are now afforded by existing legislation.

The problems of unemployment

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NEW TRIIIL FIIR DAVID IIIEISNER

(0. P. By Gi|a\'dIan’s Special Wire) '.i0RON'1'O. Pbb. i.'i. - Attorney-

General A. W. Roebuck announced tonight he had received word from Hon. Emest Lapointe, federal min- ister cf justice, orderinga new trial for David Melsner, convicted kid- napper of John Labatt.

Mr. Roebuck said J. 0. MoRusr.

KD., would wt as crown Counsel at the trial, which probably would bs bald in London in March.

Word from Ottawa said the "ap-

piloation for mercy” had been gran- ted in ordering the new trial-

loilhsl' wal convicted in Ilbb-

xa, 1886. of kidnapplnl. lorclbll

t alid robbery while

armed. Be was sentenced by Mr.

1'. aielarlsnd to it years

isnar, who

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ation. But if the Church scheme WASHZINGIIOIN. FVYL l'I-G°V- h __ _

ernment sale of electricity gener-, ‘|':"”;:,¢f£ar;°',;h,';:E°':oi;;d'wntm, MADRID' Feb' 17 Tmsmn’ “° “Wd ‘lt dams °°“‘“'“°b°d f°" m' or all public services The city ms nounted throughout Spain tonlg tional defence or other oonstitu- ,nmpunuvely “um ~_uUw1ng what appeared on th

seo our way very clearly before tional purposes was upheld today It wa expeded L wmmmdqu .S15 of incomnlem, and unomcm- ,

by the Supreme Court of the Unit- _"mm be ‘mlm mm ummncms -.Om to be ,_ victory mr the U

ed State! in iid 1°i\8-BWB1i¢d TVA me ofnniwggon ug "ne, govern. yesterdays general election.

In usually rel'ab‘e quarters' it wa.

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(A. P. By Gu1srdiln’a Special Wire)

LA JUNTA -Colo Feb. 1'7- matters relating to livestock and (C_ P_B_v G,,Mg|,m', Special Wiroi

Greek Frezghter,

Gain Control .Ask Assis tantfe

Problems U P H E D N of ASllIl0l0IiiF 0 I' I' 0 w I N G`HalifaX Cutter-O-rd ed I 'S h

nni.Tr'i`1n i. E C T i 0 N Of Gloucester Racing Schooner

(LR By GiIll'ililll’s o ()ff C S .

Spooial Wife) ”'*°-' I) d t t' -

-Revolutionary forces gained com-

n" plete control or this capital or e Paraguay tonight, as troops wp.

porting the government surrendered imoondiitonall ation gi.

y is Military nniie net cornered in

Asuricion were taking orders from Colonel Smith, alleged chief of the

revolt which broke out today. ` Press Foreign Staff) ,

coast .

"W °‘ P‘“‘“°“* E‘“°I'|° 5|*Y°» <5' P-BY G“"‘”°“’° 3P°°I2\ Wife) Several steamships within a radius of 100 miles

rs, swerved from their courses to aid the damaged vessel, h, which was outbound from Norfolk for Rotterdam when e she ran into gale-whipped waters. _ R, Meanwhile iheitoyal Canadian Mounted Police cutter

Preventor was cruising around off the Nova Scotia coast. in search of the disabled Gloucester schooner Gertrude Ii.

W Thebaud, lol-mcr rival of Lunenburg"s Bluenose' for sailing n,| supremacy of the North Atlantic fishing fleets, » '

A Junta government, to replace

decision. -nent. - - S

1021;! Jus;i’o>ehI§l£§?a. in Bhygiglg- n was repanoa we n,“,|u¢km_ Jdicted foigncv Eilrlemler Manuel on m w MDR# zana probs I wo d be asked

ural flow of savinzs into 1100815! alone dissented, ruled in ‘addition i_frl?w:’w:i:du:'|i;° u:n;:;i\,w';‘ 'crm a Left-Rilpublican governme

that the government ooud take wh” n W” nm Wu M me ov” crore the end of the week.

' ’ "stat of alarm" was declare

steps to provide a market for such I sh A e

e asm-p|\,, ppwef," th' 1°” ip' for 9, period of eight day; as a pre

< res

But while the court thus placed _____._.-_- cautionary measure an a p its approval on the Tennesree Val- censorship established. Electio ie Authority; acquisition o* trans- 1 disorders resulted in eight dest

igawer Company 1e9,din¢ mm wil- F A R M E R S ceived minor injuries. - i

t hgswri ,ite of , Well-informed sources said Prem-

sou mm on he e fer Manuel Portela Vallsdaies of-

hi f Just! H hes

xxsgizshoam’ O e oe “K tered to resign today in view of

the apparent Leftist victory, b

The Government had to keep in “we “mn om. dem,” to me "hw 't “il um” me °“°°t °! im; case before us, as we have defined 4 ‘gastepegfgxid etl‘;c!§;‘;“I;‘et‘;‘;_2; °vf;;":

pen _ private and corporate investments.” ission “ues Gwned by gh, Aigbgmn and 19 seriously hurt. Scores re

bl’0B 8 K

“her TVA dams’ “nd “mu” pm" Princ Edward Island farmers vovemment "as quickly as possi

y igxiryswmered t‘m°'“gh°"t ‘the were ggtherlng last night for one ble.;;za h mst

o ° ' of the most important periods in ( na, w ose Le governmen

<ThB 000141 did U°t» h°W°V°'- P355 r i g mee was the first under the resen on the validity °f me “as” T°““°"" ggifurgfrlireis' wriigiiisfnziilt vvtnien I spanish republic, was ieeiinien seo Valley P1‘°€f°m "5 5 Wh°1°» °‘° opens in cha,-ioggewwn t0d9_y_ Iexoneratcd of charge.: of helping °“ TVA" “““°““°°d “"”““°“ "° From this after-noon when the smuggle arms into Spain for th

°"°"° 5 'lyudsmkn measmmg the annual mee’tinB of Central Farm- Extremist revolt of Oct.. 1934).

i>f°P”1' °°"' °f °1°°"1°“V °° °°“' era' institute is nerd marking the It was reported the parties form- sumcrs. opening 0; the "F8rmers’ week" ing the Left coalition have rcache

'rhere was instant reaction. “nm Friday the pmmems of six nn agreement that Socialists woul The swck market had me 0’ its provincial agricultural organiza- “Ol Participate in the “ew 3°V°"" biggest day’ in years’ with 4'9oi)'w0 tions will be discusced after rep0l`f-5 ment' The Socialists are sharply help arrived The request was shares exchanging hands. Uiiliti of 1985 business are mesented_ divided in factions headed by Fran ' stocks wound up with losses rang- Hon' W_ H_ Dennis' Minister of cisco Largo Caballero and Julian would pick it up on his recewm ing from fractions to three points. Agriculture Wm weloome me dere, Vesteiro, and want time to compro-

after an iéisiziiial "rise attributed to gates this afternoon than meetings (it]evrv;iIs1e.»i;atId. before they en.e

"Wl'°l'\B 811 “3~ ' _ ` tin e until Thurs- '

In Florence, Alabama.-a `“flW 8,E?;,¢f° mm u vglciee gaigvegiiréeritié plxeélnthlelapao

v _- , '

vlm']danhr;it;?lr‘f(lhel§tre<?tX.A em The pmgmm foimws' Ce ,_ 1 law after Enztremists forced thei was 1 T°d°Y_°Am‘“°i nmetmg n ra way into thc Fontilles leprosariu WW “W deuers we" °p°“y Ftfmem' 1’““"“‘°¥ “““““1 meel' <1 liner ina eii the aiienrs iinifiambilemsggsiriierlfosgihlgnwlilrii ‘"5 P' E' I' she” Bmeders' M' gixtemvt :as being mage i° roll”

e pu ' ‘ _ 5°°l“u°“- u `the esca d le s.

°‘“‘"“°? ~""”°“‘°’ °”"°.‘.”§‘,‘,, Wednesday-Am‘“°1 “‘°°““S °’ paiinnugn iii; rerlefzinimed itwnn mm3§' “id tiffy were e Y the P- E» I- G°'°P91’°M"e E93 and an absolute majority in the new 'md g"“°“’°"~ d 1, Poultry Af»°°l=i1°“1 ““““‘*I meet' cones with aes or 413 sean, in The decismn W” the new ea' 3 1-UZ Oi' f-U9 P- E- 1~ swine Gmw' Right coalition conceded them only f¢°°“d V‘°l°W in “me s“p‘em°iei's’ Association. 208 places and declared the out- C°“"t taisi th" “her wing in the Thilrsday-Annual ¥“°°tmB 0! come of the elections would not be Oeldbfaied "Wm °`-““3° “ses °’ the P. E. I. Horse Breeders' A-B' known until it _scccnd ballot March 5 Yen' W0- sociatioh; annual mcetink 01' the 1. when about 33 seats BTC to be

- P. E. I. mirymerrs Associaiiw- decided.

Tuecday night the Sheep Breed-

ere meeting will be addressed by

Federal and Pro n Pa of Agriculture will address meet- ing: schedu‘ed for that day 0”

:ompanied by sporadic disorde

me

premier and would attempt to complete the task of for-ming a Cutter Cayuga, proceeding towar

' Boston with the damagcll trawler

Winthrop in tow and c.a.n'ying the

n

Government Sidesteps Discussion N‘§,.'f,1},),$v*}',f;‘ X‘;'§£fl“f ”""°'°~» 1'--M F-» 11 :state of Alarm” ne- 1Sa e 21180 ral

dared As Precalh (C. P. By Gu:irdian’s Special Wire) 7"

iZl0ll3l‘y M 8 3 S ll 1' 6 HALIFAX, Feb. 17-Battered by furious seas that al

ready had played havoc with the New England fishing

Against Disorders. ' '

_.__ fleet, the 5,409-ton Greek freighter Stefanos Costomen was

leaking and calling for assistance tonight about 180 miles

By H' E' K"°h'”"gh’ Asswintcd southeast of Nantucket Lightship off the United States

the cutter sighted a Lunenburg

utr The Thcbaud carried no _wire-,

less, and her plight was made

h W. _ _ u bl c .known in a.Aii1;€ssage today from the

debts on ~emplcyment throus - ‘rm M th m.,,mg§{{u»"_‘n,wf~qgn: _ .. nynys e_._ __ __ _ _, _ __ stea_rnshlp hria, which said the private agencies. To fail to kevv ers W;-9 quigk to contend that the hngzmz ‘X’£-i§°ii1'ilr?st$dt,;a1feif]l;yl:1l§~h(§ Gloucester schooner was in no lm-

'1000 word opinion laid down a

d au e of policy mea.suiin8

mediate danger.

The United States coast guard

t crew of the sunken Boston schoo - t ,er Gertrude M. Fauci, was too far

la' away and too busy to be of assist-

ance, so the Royal Canadian

9 Mounted Police cutter was ordered

out from Halifax.

Position of the Thebaud was giv-

g cn as 44.44 north, 60.42 west and

her skipper, Captain A. A. McLeod,

d

\. set. _

Pounded by a previous storm, th

d longed Nova. Scotia/s Bluenose

was asked to remain there until

' broadcast in me nope that he

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uf them in a. disaster ranking wi

t

e ‘ the most shocking and mystericu

in the annals of the North Atliuitic.

The day will never be known _

thai; the Columbia, fleetest of them all except for the Thebaud sank

with all hands off Western Banks

umbia left port on her tra

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Hiram Port? idaȢ1m"6'1. who in- dau-ying. MONTREAL, Feb. i'i~strong de- -Y --~ ~

vented the Maxim "'sllencer" for

‘ n reduced one of the opening today or the canadian Fur

‘ Auction Sales Compnny‘s auction. '

firearms a d p earliest automobiles, died today of is throat infection.

Maxim was one of a family of

inventors who contributed many implements of modern warfare.. His father, Hiram Maxim, was the inventor of the first machine gun, and with his brother, Hudson Maxim, who died in 1927, contrib- uted smokeless powder and a self- propelled torpedo.

Hiram Percy Maxim was elec-

trical engiueer for a. number of firms and later organised his own company to manufpctine the ord- nance equipment he invented. He also was president cf the American Radio Relay League, the inter- national Amateur Radio Union and the American Amateur Cinema

iiiomenoy Sought For Iionvicteii Pair

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ofrrawa. Feb. 1'i-Appiieanen

for clemency in the case of Allan and Ms-ry Cowan, now held in jail awaiting execution for the murder of Mhry Cowan’s husband at Barry's Bay, Ont.. has been made to the Justice Department.

This information was given in

the House of Commons today by Hon. Emest Lepointe, Minister of Jiutlce.

“'I‘he case is under study," be

informed the House.

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its Best

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mend for red foxes featured the

that will last until Friday.

Bidding by United States and

European buyers boosted prices 10 per cent over the last sale with 80 per cent of the 10,185 red foxes

of

of the

tator Gomez two mavvhi ago mo

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' --» gm °(f”f\il\i;c(ln"b:ni"f1<iT;-at 32": Mguiiiiniiiemse use euignieenuinin

_ (A. P. By Guardislfs Special Wire) nor Galavis of Caracas ordered uw, lm, nun °hu.1°¢ww‘.n_

»‘ , . . - clans lice to me on the _den\o1r\\:ti::'t;1rs.

LONDON meh l'1 Physi po

reported today continued improve The spurt of gun fire in t

_dition became serious.

,ryuipathetie to the old comes

international fishing schooner races have gone to the bottom, one

h

‘ one 1

Some time later a. trawler dragged up part of her hull at night and the name Columbia was seen in glaring flood-lights. None of the score or more of men'who manned her were ever seen after the Col-

gic

voyage.

Others that were proud enough

L; ;;; r; T;-; _;

ed winnipeg ._

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SWift`_V T0 app ..-.~ il,‘r~ 9-‘-wr of ~~'\r)r\l~f»r~ fgynmwl ... .-». 4.1. ,.(.~,~_.-01

d At 9.30 tonight the Preventor reached the position where the The- _ baud had been reported in difficulties today, about 140 miles east d S llalifax, but there was no sign of the Gloucester gghooneg and thg ns cutters captain held little hope of finding her before morning. ' hs Groping around in dense fog that 'blanketed the fishing grolmb,

schooner nwnrently joining in

. the

search. Belief was expressed here that the Thebaud, badly battered and with her engines disabled, had drifted from her position while tha other ships were speeding to assist her. '

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Haiiptmann Io f Be Sentenced W

(A.P. By Guardians Specia Wire 'IRENTON N. J. Feb. l'i-Bruno Rucharcl Hsuptmanzvs third death sentence-#probably the week March zl or March 30-will be passed Wednesday.

Assistant Attorney General Jo-

seph Lanigan announced today

would appear on that day befo

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disposed . I

(C. P By Guai-dian'| special Wire) Wolf offerings, numbering 3960. `

Hog;-llggal f1V;ai:\¢;d1°:r"“ ;;i;;‘m"5wl;; lc. r. ny cunnainnn special woe

reported active in this section. 17§_o(g'TPoF 51;? T',mtid“d',F°b' Regina ..

Manuals weni. brieluy at minor ‘ ' “ "QM “S” price advances 95 per cent of the todllity in the streets of Caraca

14290 °m“'mg° being sad' lixegiiingtcrxatggrllnwlliigfur rzsiilllgzld otmws """ ' "

Beavers, neocons and skunks al- in 10 deaths 50 wounded and can Montreal ... ... ..

so advanced while timber wolves sidembh hrépert damage

"ld °"'m Md ““°“““¥°“~ °“°" omciai eonnnnition or one blood Sm" °’°h“ - - --

9133 W9” 3355 beaver' 3390 “°" uprising came today as ncwspapcy

1,420 skunks and 325 timber PMS bwmummng again ,H me Charlottetown _10

~ near repub c aft/er being dor

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~ ' ' ’ ay Pres :lent Contreras. elect-

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or rain. (C_ P. By Guardlm’s Spocial Wire)

TORONTO, Feb. 17-Minimum

and maximum temperatures: `

Dawson 34B

30B 2813 36B 14B 9

26B 205 10B

10B GB

Aklovik ...........

l Edmonton . _,__

S' Toronto . .. . ...

10

_ 18

Quebec _.......... 20

28 18

2|. 18 24 30 38

, Halifax as

ill

and this aftomoon at 5.82,

at Bun sets this afternoon at 830

°"° rim can naar

merit in the condition of Earl killed 10, wounded B0. Governor Beatty, former Admiral cf the Fleet. Galavis has since been remo '

vcd

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in pros- _

rule. ,

~ 1

-ir ..-

Justice Trenehard, the trial judge. i

3 innigrnwiuasirbirntosigna

e death warrant for the man con-

_ Thebaud came into Humax mr re_ victed of the Lindbergh case.

M pairs last week and was overhaule r and caulked here before she re-

m turned to the banks.

An Five other ships that have chal

in

ednesday 17- i )

od

ho Tl

MW

` Maritime East: Strong winds. "

easterly at first; cloudy and mild

irormine west: strong wind),

in. cloudy with cccuiomi rain for ¢ snow, -

B

‘-_ H-gli tide this morning at 1.20