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' l H l E C ONOMIZE with mn gnywlnznidanirzngoudfgrn mday, early in his speech asked pi.cu..in. h, "M 1 Roman l.:il:'lIiecsl 20. .;;ui;.Hr .1'iid.IliI.':J 5” N. we I ,1”, H, W" hm,-p. , P0rml5I'-On WP”! UOHMOHE WW people complained of the home- ' 3.3 Ru ,1 sukmx gut mm NV" 3 clch of on London Illustrated k b c u, um , , territory r d not decrying the abilities of thel Asked by the Premier if he fava N h y i L I ma W01 U BY 00 onv Be In 5.1,q,,mu-y 1. Depositing 2-'i'.FinlIh 1 11 ad d y 0, "I of "I. W! I 0W I18 PC I11?! 0 education by hard work instead of b .. a(lwe;)nrlhciio(l:ml:csllsuat ill glord rglsmrlhion. D: mlzsslllilsn ognmomu ”' the " me M me p"”'"'3 h "M0" ”" "'"m"3 "n h 9 :1?” money ,1. 3:33;: " .. ' ' funeral of King George sixth. and radio. He was surprised that not - 9 Y ' , made a political football of the of- said next they will want to drop 0! an O. N R. Mc um. wmch mo" um I wok d F 1o,aun.mu ' sbsnk Mbitch The Pa"" f0' bea”"fUl M" "The 'm"' "me mm onmrm the mbm In” I. when m" WW1 carried Dictures on gthe visit to age oiyothe T?cl)i!r,iieoal sch:ol"arlid MN 3-3"”? "ma UNGS '0 111"! mu” m9 M” "m hwe "m” "o'"' H” thmmm the am" Oansds of the Queen. questioned Premier Jones' state- 11- MW" 9-9013?" h"'"'-1' WALLS 8i CH r to be from 0110696 Wm "NY CV" """"'” 0' '3'””” mid "395 his 3, ,,,,,,,,,gum,d me pmmer ment that all classrooms were full. 12.City(Jap.) (Roma DO.Anysevere get around to selecting a Governor properly in appointing a Canadian M 1 Mb" 1 I H nsommmu I mink '16 ". mi. N. Am", 7-3.”, mu ' - General from Prince Edward ls- to such high post without first ”: 5:1? "1 "I Ouprnclglhy In n no any for mom, '0 at ltnebnw tcqum uycgum ngugsgy-. an... ' :1” ep" fjlhudrexffo name an education." measuru ('l'ui-ll.) monkey

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t "On nd indecent uummn .. H; tal Education Issues which apposr- 19.1-(gaps month olsigtit 12. Mint

jm th; M ,,,"mm' M, ed on Tuesday of this week Dr- 21.aungod l6.Anclenl ass yeiloii i(.Aaiu

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sol E alarming l. . ' 7 3, . ”'" ” '" , '1; :'::ii."::.:'::. "i::..: 2--vnw - commends Rev sad statu , work W d p . ;f;,'f:”:c';u":3;n '1” "id 21. Kind or i-on ' . ma speake expressed his opin- D I - zsjpeck i?':.3i”,?.'2.”:."”f.i.i”iiL? "3? ..:”.."':i..::i.:.i;r:..i":;'; 'i'.' '3; so. ” on s cm "M :”"””"”i.”i :i".i.:;d.':.i"2 .-.2. u..,T3";"”lf on m t votlbi the tendency 3.; towards mskln ”'G”"”H"', 10: " . man xespom at it a university and he said lg u'Bw”w' I:,',2':f.:, .u::;;:,i::1f,n mo::,m;;;l primary function was as a normal 3s'Am""'"V' ' t vol.s(var.) . S :m";:;, ,,z:,, 21::-mgai ,;:W;,: fiiffiwiff .ii””.::i.?....';”...:”2.ii.?; mum: -- public servant doing the work had ;"o9;19:clgox:;:;Ii:-So. for maintenance ”' C A N A D A ' 5 Fl N p 5 1 11:: 3. ufrat "fly md work 1” In replying to criticism of the (Ibbr-)' C l G A R E l T E H 1;: 'h M m V "Cancer" signs on the roads he 40.LlxlVluIl ' hh k lmoufk D crane”: said that the campaign against 41.lnstruct ::";'i'”n;;'o'nd w 11”” 99?; ":0 that disease was proving effective 43.Feneing nd ' H e 0: th .b as the pathologist says laboratory swords . . m... a”i."i."...i....: ..;'”?... tr" -; rge-em "F cw--mi s1-up pgymg - - ' - - sgns a ow ng now ca ony (ever .' . ' soup ::ymkl;:0::oJlI;Isg!a&f cteuifgg (:Vfor:yJi'?: Early clatrgcier which can Kenerally da.Poaterior P - rre . :11-Ev ';ur)nett:icnImrrliw- Eli: Illfagneid in. was just prior to six p.m. "J.f,f:,,c Prlwincialu Auditor for .his abiligy 1v-V12” 31 agmlulfn Mfoffdudedf ”'w"k”" "" W l n. D 3 . H 1' 0 l Ind to P. 3- Fielding. DCWW Pr0- Industry and Natural Resources. Down I vincial Secretary. He 1180 -Stated moved the adjournment and will 1. mp.

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that the Public servants oi the Province were a splendid group of employees who got things done qnickly and courwously.

The speaker was critical of the Pedei-ai-Provincial agreement and said none of those in the past had been good

He traced past agreements and quoted from the Duncan and Row- all-siroiir reports. he also voiced A complaint that the Federal Gov-

while at the same time ii can- celled debis of Saskatchewan for aoo million as well as wiping out 59 million owed by British Colum- bis. "All we can do in the Mari- times is export our brains for the benefit of the rest oi Canada."

Critical, too. of the flniillcinz of Canadian Finanr-e Minister Abbott. and his 5700 million surplus. Dr. MaciMillan said that the income and sales taxes "Are milking this poor old P. E. I. cow dry."

He maintained that a Provincial Museum should be a part. of life here to save the mniiy liiatonlcal things from loss or destruction. However. he did not see how we could get it unless somcuiie has an inspiration, like Mr. Robert L. cotton had. and gives it to us.

Ottawa Aid Needed

He offered any help he might be able to give the Premier in ob- taining more money from Ottawa because the Province is deserving of much more. And now. he said. no longer was it possible to appeal to the Privy Council that tho terms of confederation were no' being carried out.

He read to members a letter he had received from the former Governor General who regretted that he had to leave Canada. but wa. doing so because he was needed in another job. The speaker. though. did not admire "the dis- courtesy" shown by Prime lvllnister St. Laurent to Mr. George Drew. tender of the Progressive Conser- vative party. on the occasion or the homecoming of the new Gov- ernor General.

Diacussing the Department of Health and Welfare he said that Dominion health grants had im- posed serious duties on it. He thought the department. had acquir- ed some of the finest. medical men svailabie for the various tasks. "l presume to be a judge of man in my own profession." he said. in stating his belief there was not a better man in this country for the post than Dr. Harold Shaw. "He is a splendid pathologist and our only danger

that some other Province will ofvfu him two or three tlrnes,what we pay him here."

He held the same opinion of Dr. Eric Found. "There is no better tuberculosis expert in Canada."

Dr. MaoMilian agreed that the health centre at Falconwood was an urgent necessity. It would in- crease the debt but. it was absolute. ly necessary. other provinces had worried about their governments taking over health matters but. the medical profession here had no such worries. They had the utmost confidence in the Minister and could see great strides being made. He also referred to the ex- cellent work bcing done at Fal- conwood by Mrs. Murchison, Thori- auit and Macvicsr.

Dealing briefly with the general hospitals he said he was glad the government proposed to increase the grants to them. He deplored the lack of municipal assistance such as is received in other places. Because the hospitals must be kept open even at the coat bf hav-

to 1- extra money he thought it might be not a bad idea to "put another 81 on a bottle of liquor" and might also raise the health tax.

He thought the world today was too much governed by sport and the leneral cry for entertainment at hockey games and horse races. He compared this mania with the feat. of the boys of st. Dunstsnli

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total S-122.140, was retired to stud today.

ernment would not wipe out the gin pg-inc;-' 0 "ed by cm-ism. ' eo.ooo it year paid by the Prov- phe, T. C,,,,,,;"y md med by 3 z N a ir z x L on A R v Y L M z E n c M U z 0- ' ince for the l-Iilisborough Bridge

Prince Quillo out of Hill Bean. was the top two-year-old, the horse of the year as a three-year-old and the leading handicap horse as .1 four-year-old. He ran two races as a five-year-old. winning one, be- fore his retirement.

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