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JANUARY 20. 1932 S PAGES' » .t“'l.":.'. 2-:::n'.'";::l"'._";f’r';l..:?~“

,r..1...r..l' 'Premier Answers TUX FUHS HAVE 'y

King’s Criticism ll A KEN TH E; ' ' ’ ' ° PLACE UF SEAL"

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__ I 'roreoNro,oni.,.mn.1s.-cm-y-

;_- -. ing with him a message of unswerv-

ing confidence that Canada could and w_ou1d continue to meet all ob-

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l, PrimeM1n1sterC1tesAch1evements

Of Government In Face Of Un- A -- `

. precedentedAdverse Conditions. The List of skins

‘”’ “‘°‘“” °'°°" °""“"“‘ "'”’ A Exported from The

votive administration, the Prime

Minister declared.

It was the “proud boast" of Can- ' ' ada-and Mr. Bennett stressed the

necessity in maintaining the credit of the provinces as well as the Do-

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Black And Silver Lead

OTTAWA, Ont., Jan, 19. (By the _

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rourllrm. onrlurio r~:N'rnY

Great Britain thought so much ,|12-year-old M189 M°E=\h 01W¢“ .m.|,,,' figure skater, that they ,mi her ovcr to eomlwfv in “W winter Olympia events at Lake Placid, N. Y., in Febrinry.

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Zllll DELEGATES AT BUHVENTIHH.

Monoton’s Mayor Ad-l dresses N. B. -Farin- ers’ And Dairy- men’s Association.

MONCTON, N. B., Jan. 19-(BY tha Canadian Press)-"Although

ligations in the terms of the con- 1 tracts and would “trlumphantly em- erge," Prime Minister R. B. Bermett

minion-that all obligations, whet- her Dominion or Provincial, had been met according to thc terms of

,Canadian Press)-In 1931 out of a

total fur export valued at $13,525,- 063, scnl pelts were worth only

Business Men’s Club today.

of the Dominion Liberal leader (Rt

addressed the Toronto Conservative

$18,398 :nd there were 10,118 of them, an average price of $1.83. Even _

as late as 1927 some 40.151 seal skins were exported at a value of

contract. These obligations coulrl continue to be met. And here, the Prime Minister paid commendation to the Canadian banking institu- 1

Hon Mackenzie Kin) d at tio “t te ’ h L 1352

Sharp retort to recent speeches

, . i _ in I

lower tariffs, came from Premier Canadian people although approx- Blflvk mid Sliver f0X ill" have

1 Bennett.

imeeeiy 4_000 banks had felled in taken their place, for of the total

1 Changing an unfavorable visible the United States in two years. Ho GXPOYA Oi 115,800. PI‘10€d at $4-'

itlic last nine mnnths of 1931-" a -step essential for the maintenance for our national integrlty'--estab- lishmcnt of upwards of one hundred new factories in' Canada; employ- ment in Canada in the industrial life better maintained than in any

through the policies of the Conser-

trade balance oi’ 873,755,000 for the also paid tribute to Canadian Life 899,892. thc Brltishers bought $3.- last nine months of 1930 to a favor- Insurance companies. 120-1,0117 worth, and $318,842 went to able trade balance of $10,000,000 for Faced with a situation on taking f the United States. The cheaper

omce in August, 1930 which dc- kinds oi’ fox furs, 84,109 at $1,812,- manded prompt action. a special 1511. wen: in the following propor- session of Parliament had been 1 tion: $938,005 to the United states' called. The $20.000.000 unemplov- and salaries to Groot Britain. Tho, ment relief measure to assist the F ave,-age 'expert priee ef the yew Pl‘°V1Il¢€5 111 11811611118 ilwlr P1011- black and s`lver fur was over $42. lem °f ““emP1°Yme1lt had Pl'°V"d The other chlcl’ fur exports in

country in the world-these were ite be of "incalculable value." Rc- 1931, awarding tn the Domgmonv some of tho bcvefits achieved' I

wi-M1 » Bureau of Stati'tlcs, were: Musk-

Cmimued 011 Pelle 3l rat, 2,135,248 ot $1,474,011, hoover

Half Million Gold Shipment Leaves Sydney

94,024 85 $1,35§,163, mink 131,011 at $1,252,723.

I Cool Robbery

Of Ma'il Truck Civil Servants

-f n Are Barred

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WEDS WEALTHY AMERICAN

"'°“Khter of a hllmble London ped- dler, whose nv‘z-:lege to W-'iiliiini Krohm, Amfrican multi-m'll§¢,n. lite of New York, has jugg been revealed. 'l'hetr wedding followed S !P¢°\1y romance whlch s‘arii':i when Krohm met his love'y brid~ during a. recent sojorrm in London.

Wlird' Skating Fatality In N.S.

(Canad`an Press)

HALIFAX, N. S., Jan. 19-Word

Oi’ the third skating fatality in Nova Scotia within *three days rco.cl1cd he

re today when it was learned that

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Speedy Roman-cc New Wrinkle I

TUINS FATHER

Was Arrested Fo r| Taking Part In Na- tionalist Activities.

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noi/leav. Jon. 19. <A.P_>-mm-I

,das Gandhi, youngest son of Ma- llintma Gandhi. was arrested today fin the village of Harlpuczi for tak- 'iiig p`rt in Nzliiolialist activities.

, Three members of the Gandhi

gfamuy are new in jail. The Ma-

yhatmn was arrested January 4 and

placed in prison at Poonu, and his.

60-ye'al‘-old wife, who pleaded w.th

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g a voc g , ns, as rus cs' of t e savings of $1 2. _ M1-*S VPU! Milton. bc:1utl'ul l

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the police to t .kc her with him, was

taken in Custody 11 week later.

In New Delhi, it was annouiiced llrcc round table conference com-I

inittcrs, enroute from England to The invest wrinkle in feminine continue negotiations locking to- wear was rcvolcd when the cel- \v1lr<l a cilnslltut on for India, will lophlne hair band was demon-

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llold their first meeting in New strciicd by its amateur maker, Miss,

r;‘Ehl, Jmlllary 23. -.loan linrvry. By simp`y takfnlf '~11¢ At Mcilungn :i lockout of men cover oil a rcllcplmno wrappcd box

rlliployed in the fliop: of the great of cigatrettm, or what hive you Indian Pcnllislrlx Railwzly came t0 and braiding it, milildy has :i smart

_;hair ornament with a lustre sug-

Ccntinucd on Page 3) 'gestlng platinum and mother of

arl.

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Sister - Ship I Of Do- XFor Italian Cov’t.

FRIEDRICHSMAFEN, Germany,

J:n. 19. (A.P.)-A new Dornler flying boat Do-X lll, sister ship

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Takes Good News For Bad And Wien Dies

CLEVELAND. O.. Jim. 19-R21'

the world is in a period of deDr€S-| sion, we are building for better

Louis Dovucette, eleven years old. of Grant Etanz. Cape Breton, fell

Atlantic, was launched today cn1

of the craft that new the south ueelfs Mis. Marsaret Ordner. 44. ` li

ad worried because she had hes/rd

times," declared Mayor C. H.| Blzikeny in nn address of Welcmne /,,.iw4e1qei.eS etgendiiig the 56th annual convention of the New` ' Brunswick Farmers' and Dairy-1 meii'| Association here tonight. l The one big problem facing the world today was distribution rather than production, said Mayor Blak- uiy. "ln the past much time has

toon spent on production, but why1 lhould men go hungry when the`

meat elevators of tho west are

liilei with groin? why should in-I

iividuals suffer from cold when ilu mines of Nova. Scotia are ibundsnt with coal?"

Discussing cooperative marketlng,, w. v. Longley, or the Agricuituroli

College at Truro, N. S., said thai emblem was not merely one of co-

iiimtion but meeting "organiza- lioii with organization." “Are you as New Brunswick pro- ducers going to place yourselves in I Wsltion to compete with other Droducers on your own markets asf

well as outside markets essential; _

SYDNEY, _N. B., Jan. 19-(By

the Canadian Press)-The $500,000 shipment of gold which moved out of Sydney last night in a guarded express car, is presumed to be n portion of the $2,000,000 credit re- cently arranged with Canadian banks by thc government of New-} foundland.

The bullion was shipped to Syd-

ney last fall when negotiations were opened between represent-

olives of the island Dominion and] Czmiidliin banking leaders, in Mont-' real and Toronto, with a. view to1

(Special to the Guardian) 1 v

'ronioN'ro. ant., Jon. is-onion A3 Candidates t

ly slipping behind the wheel of a I

iltrtlk it t d tSld ~~-» ~ "i"‘ ' "“' '

thx: sub statibsn noi gl; atmwooiilbasin (C“”“‘“““ Prem

hrough the ice of ii. pond there on

Sunday aftergwoh,-_ and was drown- ed.

Lone con.-.tance one will be tested `no word from her niece. Mes Helen tomorrow for delivery to an Ital- Pushwii- Ll-St 1118115 9- *\°1S1'1b°" - ummoned her to a telephone.

and Yonge shortly after six o‘clocl<1 ANNAPOLIS ROYAL' N' S" Jw' last night Whué its driver collected ` 19-Announcement that civil serv-

.

lim concern. 5

"I‘m is friend of your niece," said

a girl's voice over the phone. "I anted to tell you-Helen is in 8

tldlng over Newfoundland’s finan- cial difficultics until such time as the budget could be balanced. At that time, it is said, the banks ar- ranged to transfer gold to Sydney, where it was to await further fn- structlons. Since then it had re- mained in the vaults of a local bank.

Final negotiations, however, were

delayed until recently, and the agreement evidently changed orig- lmil Plans for the shipment of gold,

(Special to the Guardian) WASHINGTON, D. C-, Jan. 19

-The United States Senate agreed today to take up on Jan- uary 26 the King bill for depor- iaiion of allen seamen and con-

Is Subscribed

MONTREAL, Que., Jan. 19. (By

the Canadan Press)-The murk-

lnnusi concert in Pownal Hall Smith, New Brunswick Minister of smiili las; evening. in addition to County

ursday evenin _y

U' °““°;'§I’72§“§)- 21 A41-iculture,to lmglsndonsotiuday members of the Provincial Govem- sever-al dseussions tool; plucc <m‘man. W. J. Lizlsloue. J. J. .\iorr's. ` 1 ' ° ` ‘ to ings removal od the British em- ment, was Mir. W. Chester s.. Mc- LOSt Sea matters ai: importarice to thc ‘~':v.11

h‘°l~loi chicken supper and Bingo bsrso on canadian potatoes. 1/ure. M. P. . and Prince Oounw. A slusfstlon ,,§§,‘:;y°;l tC;°u Hall., '1'hurssoy,. -ri., seemm M, “M m-_ Beep,” germ, ,going mm, Mr. smith by ur. L. ir.. allen time at would iee,,,,_ ‘ '°'“ ll" 9§l§‘j§-201;? is remsmuuvo of tm. rrovnoo will uso confer with premier nor- rmmorrrn. N. s., no 1o_<ay_i» an .swam to on fumes or

_.cmd A ' ' ' was made lui night bythe provia- ringion or Nova' scour one non, Eire can-salon Press)-~1°wiih Cv-i;`Ri°lU1\°l1d» Melneaue and ozlion, Thurs” J nnual Bali at L_ P. U. cial Government, following e dis- 0. P. Clouc11er,M.nis‘.or of Agricu t- . seaman on the motor vessr ‘places on the north shore if we dancing.” Old tkxge eugon or the question by Hon. Mr. urs and Resources, to urge that e Good Luck. was swept from the 'could have a canal from Bedequc mission, gene, 59 °,gf:r'n,m; Bl\iiiih.who arrived tn'nnNaw Brun- Nova Bootie. representative ocwmii- V¢~‘\‘i°1'S 11001! and drowned on thclto R-ilflincnd BOY. so that “W illcents. 1,-,'3.1..1g_3|_ swick on the evening train. any the delegation. trip to Yamwuth from Bt. Pierrcqfermers could bring their produce “Bo ‘ --_ 1 The New 3|-uneyieg md pw,-1-n- The ebjeei of the delegation wll1|Cspta|n Chsrls Donovan reportedfby water direct to the large steam- iemmgnfgm lg; mslixgplgi nglgl; cial Govmunents mve oomimnioai- be to reinforce the peut cs oiicsdy lon the Good Luclb arrival here ta- ers, was well received by the Beard. 'l‘hiireq1,* _,Bn km Hmm In tc 3 ed with Ottawa asking that Hon. J. made for the removal of the Brit- day. He was a native of Yarmouth, Mi.~. Caimbell mms mention of the 1-In ' _ one loaves a wus me no-oe child- emeuont condition of the piers on

your moz at ones. w. J. nom, A Ml°D°wd. M. P., ima nic oeic.|

°°°¥- :to-1-:lo-ai ration as Dominica representative. continues on Page Sl rw- A Nivea WMM Kr. G. M. Muiif-fi 1'

which was ordered back to Mont- real.

Refusal of bank, express, police

Continued on Page 3;

and railway officials to discuss the was announced this evening, It is'

ANNOUNCEMENTS, shipment resulted in intense specu-<, believed the bonds are one hund-

lation in Sydney, among residents

MEE'FINGS’ ETC Iwho had seen a guarded truck vestors and the success of thc issue A

___ . drawn up in front of the bank last is regarded in financial circles as

eting of the province of New Bruns-

tinuc consideration of it until

ge vote is reached.

TORONTO, Ont., Jan. 19-

Sir William Mulock, Chief Jus- tice of the Supreme Court of Ontario and at present admin- istrntor for the province, will

wick‘s bond issue of $5,062,000 was successfully completed today, it

red percent in the hands of in-

"l~wi> you sions cornwall ninii nishi- 1 very satisfactory- ~

tonight. 132.1;

today celebrate his 88th birth- day. s

H°'U0me to the dance in Emerald all, Wednesday, January 20th. “°°<l music- isa-1-is-ai.

m"M°°nl1ei1i skate at niennoia U nk Wlliizlit. Good car roads from harioiloiown. iso-ii

Hlmllll B Heartbreakers vs Milton ornets. Skate after match. 185-il

“Covchead Club loading hogs at Yilik Wednesday afternoon, Jan. 27.

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J"Hg¢kcv at Milton Rink Jon. oo,

' Mr

rv;"}“°"°“ FDFW Fives and Social un" "lb K°11i"s Cross, Wednesday. 5 Ut fine, 'T‘hlli’!d8y. 171-1°20~1i.

“Pownal Y P L will hold their

ture, will accompany Hou. Iawis

St e w a r t G' o v 't

Decides To Send

Embargo Delegate

. J. W. Boulter Will Accompany New Brunswick Agricultural Minister To London To Make Further Representation For Re- moval Of Potato Embargo.

Mr. J. W. Boultor, secretary of No word has yet been received from he Potato Growers Association and the Dominion Ciovemment on this

Deputy Provincial Minister of A811 matter.

NEW YORK, Jan. 19-Rb

ccipt in Chicago of a consign- ment of gold amounting to Sl,- 900,000 from Canada, was today ffllorted bi the New York Fed- eral Reserve Bank.

ST. .l0HN'S, Nfld., Jan. 19-

(By the Canadian Press)-The Newfoundland Government to- il! began negotiations with Brazil for the inclusion of the Island Dominion under thspro- vislons of trade treaties recent. lr amazed by ills south Am- erican Republic with Cmuh

and Norw .

In conference with Hon. Mr. my

(Special to the Guardian)

Mr. B. W. Robinson was elected

by iwolamatlon as Pres'den', of the Summerslde Board of Trade at the 'annual meeting held at thc Queen `I-lotel last night. There was a. good

‘representation of members present. ,The meeting was prefaoed with a ‘banquet and iihe exicellent menu provided by Mrs. Perry was heart- ily enioyed.

The President, Mr. R. B. Rich- ardson, presided and Moyer Lid- stoine occupied the seat, of honour. The meeting opened with the Presl- dent‘.s address, which was received with much applause. Mr. George Muttart rea/d the report of the railway committee as Mr. Morris was not able to be present. Mtn J. E. Campbell, for Murine and Mr-

Maiis. Mr. Rogers spoke on behalf of the 'publicity committee and made the suggestion that the Board of Trade 00-operate with the Tour- ist Association in their work. As the tourist trade has become one of the largest businesses in Canada, he considered that more interest should be taken by the Board of Trade to stlmfulate the trade in Prince

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a bag of mall from the sub station. ` ants are barred M °“m”d°'t°‘ 1°' , S 11 ‘ I I ‘ I I e I S 1 d e 1“,.v¢e,:iin1__" an unknown robber made on with municipal and civic elections by' ‘ the truck and five bags of mail, Federal Ord°r`m`C°“n°u was re" bo- some of it registered The truck ecived with considerable regret here. If

- Mayor Arthur kouali who nas’T r a d e B 0 a r &

with mail bags looted, was found _ ' 1 » .ued_ ~“-me 1 “-,mend to soy was two hours later in Forest Bm one served in the Town Council for nine, 1

bag of registered mail containing years and Mcupied the Maw" I

chair durin

‘ o l

- g the last four, will bei 1 .,

Hobiiiifi biiitiiibiuleiiids tbiijy ineligible for further service. 1-ie is c k, “mt SWS “`°“ “ml h“V"’y‘

thorough investigation. None of the chief of the meal branch °f the 1-_

xieurgt E032 mt? 516;: substantial 31;:-riinion Entomological Laborat- Mr. B. W. New PreS_l

-4- N w B . f sident For Ensuing Year -

_ e _ _ _

N. B. Bond Issue 8 _ ne S _ Much Discussion

Mrs. Ordncr collapsed. The neigh-

grabblid the telephone,

at Helen is ln a hospital, workng irre. She wants me to tcll you

Bi:-5 Mrs. Ordncr was dcad, '

Will Attempt Double Crossing

-J is

Matters

of Imp01.tance_ Of The Atlantica

in a discussion on the facilities for tourists informed the m6611118 BELFAST, Northern Ireland, Jan. ,thot inc golf ciao nod purchased 1o_ <A_p.>_cuptoin J. P. soul, wnol land iaciig Bedcqlie Bay and ad- ngvigoted Air Commodore Charles!

Hello-hello," the voice contin-,

|,rosiniiiiiiiii ,oi tuiiiiiici ,is iii i i. i

1Frenoh Cabinet Will

N ot B e A ble T o Furnish Business In Tillie For Mondays Parlay At Laus- anne.

(By M'~‘l\‘in K. \Vilite`eatheY, As- sociated Press Stal! Writer)

PARIS, Jan. 19. (A.P.)-It ap-

ipearcd almost certain tonight that Premier Laval would seek a post- ponement of the L .usanne Confer- ence called for the purpose of de- termining what to do about Ger. man reparazlolis, " The Cllziniber of Deputies, with-

out aliy protest from the Gov-

ernment, put oil until Thursday the business of voting confidence 'or non-confidence in thc new Lav- al Ministry.

In Cabinet circles it was said it

would bc almost physically impos- sible for the French to get through Parllamentlry business ic time to appear at Lausanne next Monday, the date tentatively set for the be- ginning 'of the conference.

Continued on Page 31

Denies Report ' Re Vacancy

1 HALIFAX, N. S., Jan. 19--iBy `the Canadian Press)-J. McG. Stewart, prominent Halifax lawyer, today denied an Ottawa report that he had been oflcrcd the supreme court vacancy created through the death of Hon. E. L. Newcombe, is native of Nova Scotia.

"It seems my name has been

mentioned, and the appointment may have been suggested, but it certainly has not reached the stage of an offer,” he said. And, he add- ed: “I do not think they would ap- point a man 43 years of age."

Doctor And `

Wife Have 1 Narrow Escape

(Canadian Press)

SAINT JOHN, N. B., Jail. 19.-

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iTlie secretary, Mr. G::>doi1, gave a'

Allen for Town Improvements and,

lolnins thc soil wufse which couldlxingsrord-smith across the Atlan- =i>e used for o summer colony f°f tic in Juno, 1930, announced tooloy llofurlsts. preliminary arrangements had

been made for a flight to New York

BOOST TOURIST TRADE and beg); next May.

I-lc will be accompanied by C01-

1V1‘-‘- 150111115011 made U10 fll=l‘1»1101‘ James Fiizinauricc, who D1‘CC°d0d

suggeston that the Town Council mm across the oeem in the Brem- be asked to vo-operate wifh the on in iozo, and will store the flishi Board of Trade to boost the touristln-om pert nfnriiock, Ireland. They trade this ycnr and to assist in mgend to make tho return on the provdiug lllc facilities required trgny after arriving in New York.

Whcn ii local doctor and his wife were motoring ten miles from Saint John today ,their car skldded across the road, turned turtle over an em- bankment, and was impaled by s small trcc. whose trunk was forced up through the ear. The occupants, escaping death or injury by inches broke down some floor boards and descended to safety through the bottom of the car, which was com- pletely wrecked. `

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induce the right kind oi people to -- -f'~"'°*_ _iff |v'sit our province. Other speakers,

acre: Dr. John MacNclll, Mr. Meir-! _Ilcy M. Bell and Mr. A.. R. Brennnnf Record & Foreca

st of the Weatlier

short report of thc boards netlvitlcsi

during the year.

The officers for the cnsu-ing year

are as iollows:-

Presldent-B, W. Robinson. ow.~.»w im :lull Vice.-Pres.--~C. R. Rogers. """',',‘,',`,,",f _'ff if I soci_v._R. /1. Gordon. ,.“i','|'|f|{,l_r,h,~ _-_» 1_3" ',-’,‘_ Auditors-R. S. P. Jnzdiiic, and 'i'orou|o ".<:

1iI]'l`i‘I(lll0i.Ulill'.\ii (>l"Fli`l~I. '

nilio, tint., lriii. ll|- '

l`.»r

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:;<:

1Ii|.i\\:i ..

ull .

w. E. Moononolo, "*` ”`

Ccilnc‘l~l... R. Allen. Morlr-y M.

Ecll, M. L. Brnclsliaiv, J, Camp- bell, H. T. ll-Jlnillli, J. Leroy 1101-,

G. Li. Mu‘tal't and R. B. Ricliard- son.

.\l1|||ir1~:\l Qiivlvcr- .... ... ill .*1:\inl .71\i|\i ... la 'Jil lirilifnx '_'\‘ 211| ('l\.1rloitcio\\|i ........... 20 '.'i

Wi '.11 in

FORECASTS

Oiiavrn und l'pper St. Lawrence Tal-

leyiv-l°‘r<\iih southwest shilling 1-- iiurlliwest wliidn; vloiiflv with annu-

Thc new Pri-sldelli tlzen took ihc

chair amid much applause. A vcicf cf thanks was cxlcizdcd to the rc-

tlrng President and Cannell for

their services during the past year'

in which much had been done in al _ _ '

‘quiet way. A vc-tc of thanks was ex-l chunks ln ¢`~‘mi»cr|1¢\lr|°-

tended to the press for their co- ¢,,,.,|,,|,e M 7;,|_ operation The Naumml Amhem` _Suu sein this iifiornnnn at 4.50 and

(continued on Page 5)

light ilnmv or riilii: u~'|ili~\\-lint lnivvv I1-lnper.». ire lit night nr on 'l’bii\~i<il:i_v.

Low:-r St. Lnwrcnca \'nIle_v»-Hiroiill

1-niiih\\'1~l~ii-rl_\' wlinlllj iuosily clouily iiliil mild wlill iwiile llizht lliioiv. 1 (lull mul .\'oriI\ shore-Fresh to

ilirnng soilihwr-aterly winds; iulldel' wlth some iight snow at night.

Dlllrlii I -t I

me In nm West-Fresh

souiln\'csi<-rl\- \\~i|ni-~ fnlr- not much

High tide this ilmriiing at 8,32 and

i‘f'S (Roc 'film (Ar. wean fuses; llc ‘fuRNs OVER HIS PAY EN\|E\.oPi:

uf’ \

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fi"i;2

r|su~ainliiurruv.‘ nmriiiiig nt 7.32.

closed a very successful meeting. | g‘:|‘ii":\io;>ii»lni~‘rl-H5. .linlvkgfi ul.;:n:;i:|‘

Bi' 1 I

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