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The Harris Memorial Gallery has been the scene of very intcrestln! activity during the past two weeks.

The exhibition of some forty by Mabel McCu11och (Mrs. D. M. Gass) last week, was one that commanded a great deal of respect. It is a very intereﬂtllli experience to be able to follow the work of a local artist who is still studying, and to note progress or changes in manner and finish in the painting.

Mrs. Gass is a pupil of Professor Dumont of New York, who special- izes in interpretations of nature. And much of Mrs. Gasss work is a fine example of the painting of sunshine—- sometimes of brilliant sunlight shining directly on the object, sometimes of the transmit- ted light‘ which brings out many beautiful slizidcs of green in‘ the foliage.

ligent painting of transmitted light —1s to me one of the most appeal- ing paintings in the exhibition. It is in no sense unfinished yet it gives the impression somehow of a very lovely fragment-a bit of stream rushing forth to somewhere from safe cool green caverns of shrubbery.

No. 20, lﬂms, is perhaps the most outstanding composit?" with its huge svwreping trees, its patches of direct sunlight in the foreground, and the hills in the distance, beautifully painted and repeating with less intensity, the colouring of , the flowers in the foreground.

There are mziziy Cape Breton! scenes and, in contrast to the bril- liant greens of the Margaree Val- lcy in midsuiiiirior, are several local scones. One is of Holland Cove in which the deep grecn of the trees and the greenish blue of a canoe give quality to the exquisite colour- in; of the red earth.

Mrs. Gusss portraits are all very iutcrcstiiig and her character sketch of an old lady, although un- finished is unusually fine.

There are a number of other scenes, many flower studies and miniatures in this splendid collec- tion.

The Women's Music club, ch“. lottetown has begun its 1936-37 sea- son. The program for the year 1| a very unusual and rather difficult one including such interesting sub- Jects as a Debate-Old Masters versus New, the Influence of Na- ttonaiity On Composers, "In a Per- sian Garden," Present Day Opera, and Music Inspired by shakes. pcarian Poetry.

Reviews Employment Conditions In N. S.

HALIFAX, Nov. 19—-(CP)-~I.‘rn. Dloyment conditions in Nova Scott; basic industries and the industries extent of recovery were compared l/Odﬁy by Prof. L. Richter, German sociologist and economist at Dal- housfe Univcrrity, in an address to the provincial conference on un- employment relief.

Condition: in the coal and steel industry were more favorable than for years’ he said, because of the un. settled conditions of Europe.

Employment in manufacturing in- dustries was more satisfactory than in other parts of Canada becaure Nova Scotia was not so highly in- dustrialized and its industries not so large.

Recovery of lum‘ ing, especially in the last 11 months, would relieve unemployment to a great extent, bo- caiisé it. required a. "great deal of human labor," he mid.

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TORONTO, Nov. ill-Upon the authenticity of a holograph will rested the decision tonight; in a legal struggle for the fortune Am- brose J. Small left bdiind when he vanished Dec. 2, 1929 from his Grand Opera House in Toronto and never was seen again, dead or alive. -

The will, dated Sept. d, 1903 and leaving an estate in excess of $1,- 000,000 to his widow, was brought into non-jury assize court before Mr. Justice Nicol Jeffrey today. It was declared a forgery. Three ‘Toronto high school teachers of writing swore they believed Small never wrote 1t.

Smalls widow, who inherited the estate when the holograph will was probated and her husband de- clared legally dead, died a year ago, leaving an estate of $2,000,000 to Roman Catholic organizations in Toronto.

An attempt by Smalls sister Mary Florence to upset lvirs. Smalrs will rested squarely upon the decision regarding the 33-year- old will probatcd following Smalls disappearance, it was asserted by Mr. Justice Jeffrey.

"The case stands or frills on the authenticity of the will and, if it is his signature to it, was his death brought about by violence, either by lvlrs. Small or by Mrs.

Small in collusion with other peo- ples," commented the Justice.

Evidence of a plot to murder the wealthy Small had been heard pre- vioiisiy.

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(C. P. by Guardian's Special Wire) i TORONTO, Nov. 19-47. P.)- i A majority Judgment of the 0n- l tario Appeal Court today held I sections of Ontario's Power Oom- mission Act o! i936 to be ultra. viral the legislature in allowing an appeal by the Ottawa Valley Pow- er ('10., Ltd, whose contracts with l the Ontario Hydro jljlectrio Com- mission were cancelled under the legislation. ‘

By a 3-2 decision, the court de- cided the Power Company had a right to bring against the. Power Commission an action seeking a declaration that contracts between the company and commission were valid, binding and still in force.

The appeal, against a Judgment by Chief Justice Hugh E. Rose in Ontario high court, was allowed with costs. Chief Justice Rode dis- missed the action on the grounds

mission act: granted the commiss- i ion immunity from suit. Today's majority judgment held the clause did not provide immunity.

SYDNEY, N. 5., Nov. 19—(CP)-— Hon. A. S. MacMillan, Minister of Highways, has received word that as a result oi the sport swordﬁsh- iiig activities at Louisburg this year, Kip Farrington, the cele- brated sports writer, has already reserved boat and hotel accommo-

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