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‘Wquesiing ma. Quinlan.

Mr. Morley Bell: “I could.n't tell mu tlliat because I don't think - "e s any special person, 1 at flva cents a word strict! u .. Answers to the following ques- haven't heard of a . ti l will l y p, iionswercdtabled in the Leglslat- person n “y par c“ “r ' n "hue" I iuw- ilelvl 113- l Mr. Strong: “Where did it come. GOOD RESPONSE-His Worship

CENTRAL GUARDIAN

of local Internet. but advertiylng of I "Vi! Illturc may he lnsertnd

A niiuxlif-liiital amount of 8mm? I! didn't come out of thcimuiw" B Elm” Macnilmid ill- ) made by ‘he Flahennen,“ " lformed tilc Guardian last night

llollll Board from March 31, 1M4; Btii made no dll-ecl amwel. that the response of the citizens oi

to March 3i, i947 to individuals. He explained the provisions with Chm'i°"°'°“'" 1° his “PPS” it" anti liiSO to organizations. regard to concurrent Jurisdiction. cimhmg i“ Emilia“! h" been‘

g, The total amount of cxpcn- Lil's. w,(3_

Fig aflgmligiiisgaailillllmtginéillliadilng Bar Society consider this?" lb l l d ll" Pi‘ M , 5 ll , l‘ l"!!! llffs tiring lh re t. t. fl d ‘“"‘° W“ “mi m“ "mmmi °i u“ thutfthfelBlar sztiliigilsierileliriilgilimfliflilid- i‘ wfnlllswilllvoih: ' l)’ l! steadily, His Worship

individual salaries. Said. and is being boxed and tagged

Macxenzlel nDld the . most gratifying. The clothing which .=is for those who lost most of their

3, The names and addresses of.

l - ' Li *' i Pllbil M I i 15 . 2i. ‘i.'..i"'.'.‘...”2...2'2'...‘°§;él‘Li...l°““‘. ° °" '“ lo Answers: Mr. G.E. Saville thought the APARTMENT BUILDING HA‘ '

convenience of the pubi‘c wns of . more importance than the convert-l Nhn- u w“ learned yesterday

s to fishermen .. $15,076.51

1,. .. to organizations 90,000.00 lance cl. lhe judges‘ Judglnentslifflifl u, rcilablelsouree that an OUL-i “*- sbculd be given in the same wunl of-toivll mail ls considering the

.. sllltlllllls; “£07651 iil which the actions are lricd The 0r- acl ilugc apartment llljjl Mal-ll. Glllllllll g 300ml people have not been in favor of deal h! m Li“ ciucwwli‘ The. l_.ti'- Qnorgt- E. Snvilio .. 300.00 doing avny with a County Court ullgll as. noilpllogrlissiil m!‘ ill". Dlllllllid M°Killll°ll ~ 25.00 Jlld8v in his district because they “ 3e m w“ S w m‘

available but it i-s rcpc-rtcd that: ‘iitC structure may be tn 0r near! . Villa Avcmlc iil the Brighton area.‘

.\ . Hr.‘- Kl H1850" 1020.00 ave-re afraid that every thing would

be taken lo Charlottetown.

_ ._ Mr. Kickhanl said he agreed it.- < . . - - l.;l_l.,.ll5cg_ and that lt \\iil contain approxi- iiili. .\Iarln Gallant 23.38 W91“? be a mrdship m‘ Fumes i“ lllulrly 20 apartments . llllm Gum. e l; Sllvlll 13335 Kings Ccunly l0 come lo CEia:-| ____________"___ ll. Doug d Mclgml 1mg iotlctcwn. He did not. think the: .. .- i-xpvllscs . 59.91 point of ililvillg a l-csidclli Judge -——— in the County nus so important. _ _ “T 81.87332 Mr. MacKenzie said the Judges] (Wnlltllicd from Page l) l

_ . "are 5° mmrwmkw ma‘ ‘my have would beaiinflmilid that we are a‘ had to get a 30 percent boost in. Pl-cvlnce Cll Canada and not lust

their salaries." He would not be cl . . l ._ .. (can leafed flcm Page 1) i-i favor cf scrapping one Countyl a l3?‘ 11:11:52, ma, ' i *’“7“ low“ Judge i“ “W: of having ‘ml he 1nd no objection to the principle

vacancy in the postmaster- dam 1 A J d _ , . _ , .

my 113s Ola" Wm be “um by‘! mrliiiiiisilroniéFcgiid gofeapprove o!‘ of dlhei Marltillie ‘Roilnccs belrl‘; i‘ i“! Paimgwhose pcnsmns mu" “uihwiziiil? i “will “u” Judi?‘ iAiIIiS echghogea efozrongregigilildiaeli’ nil" t ii ' d. . i ‘ I y ‘goes o in ll alto give hisnecislorls in another llclency and small" mall dellvm._ i gifiitmgghlgnifiiipke o?" is; County. This was the peoples lei ; ‘a Y“ i‘ ' ° “'0' court The present practise has .1 - .. . ~ .. .

C bl ll mm lh l l. - l But I-flnd , he said, ih..t two . flail n9 El l ll: lvpo: oogjwikcd emdemii‘ ‘m0 i" did no‘. district postal directors have been i “h” ‘w’ "Y ° ° “i” see why this legislation should be. - w, h ll in... ivlliCil he already holds. lmughl l“ . 235111;; H-a fllwuslllll-llxlo Jgus‘ s; l

The new chancellor of the duchy~ l ml llllllcllslel- wlll have l-espollslllll. N“ ‘Mormauon flciai appointed to Charlottetown.‘

l‘... tinder Bevin, in connection - l C ‘d u . tlvliililclliibzoitllglsfllglrifiggéslf; Mlaé Gtellel mm‘ Dr. nlmcMlllan: “who is‘ Recalls on c ern on Trrnu l‘ i.‘ i. _ inking m‘ m? l, , k Ii “The Poslmuster General and his

Inman, the new Lord Prlvyi M‘ smmg- I dimt “°'w' iDeparttnerlt are surely aware that

was made a Rnron in 1946. ‘cum find m" “nyihi”! lbw‘ n" under the terms by ovhich we en-

5 d Pothick-Lnlvrcilce last ytarime Eiomm“ dmsifl 595m 1° iered Confederation in i873. the a number of ihc tilrec-znan "°“'l some services are guaranteed to

MT- Millie)‘ Ben'- "I mid W“ ‘Prince Edward Island as are granted dim“ kxww‘ The“ bins “if bmughi i to other Provinces This change in iendrrs on independence for the in in the ordinal”? couzsc.’ 1 lllle esmbllsllell poslal servlces Asiatic empire. The other mcmbsrs‘ Mr. strong: You can“ Isl ll-lluhuulu not have been carried out acre Sir Stafford Cripps, president anything about it. but anywfly Ilwllllolll llle consent cg l)“; Pygv. ni ~‘.l~ iloard of Trude. and A. V. ihlnk the request of the illlli- mem" incc of Prince Eduard Island. At Alcxnnricr, t.hcn first Lord of llhcbcrs from Sourlsrand Georgetownlleasl lhe mclnhers "m," ma, Prov- n‘: illly and now defensi- cnlhlsi- is quite in order. llle Judge should lme l“ llle luau-lam lluupe should I? :l>o li\°l'¢ i0 5'51"" m‘ Judgmenhiilflw‘ been consulted.

turd Petl-liok-Lawrencc who lavas and lat. the peolilil h"? will" mi “The pQiifll ggvyvicg Should be Frederick William Petlhick-Larli- has to say." equal lol- llll lull-ll o; canl3dl_ m w-nee before he was raised to the Mr. Morley Bell: "I am Only Hulls “can. change or gefvlfie, wel {l-“Pl-"lli" i" 1945- w“ A L‘*bP"'m°m' Private ‘nember pmmmmg ‘Mabmflof Prince Elilvard Island-have been 5P." l)? Dilliiamem 7°‘ mm? Yen's‘ PW 131°“ n L" n” u“ ciimmfiieeientlrely ignored and treated as if l0 090109 will“ ii ‘Wmiu i” d0" ‘we were not o. Province under thei

J- Lilauilgggfgdgnuxlllosié full terms of Confederation. . -wou wor a _ v. .- l ~ (l-m m.‘ ' coming before the courts in KinBI ills: fluxiglaligisileliggg bipgsslrgi plhe. l-Chii-Vfiiiilifiiguug" 310mm’ we are very much opp“. [terms of Confederation whether itl e - ' - lt‘(i ill the Knwsrtha Lakes, Mr. referred to caseslls done by the Governmentdtselfl of eastern Ontario. got a l lllvolvilll; school assessments. It or by bureaucrats in the Civil Ser- . hi. plug in the comment on ‘ would be a great hardship for vlcey l tI- (Iicveland Sportsmen! Show. [tihese people to come to Char- _ ,

.\i')ll'i5 Ackerman. fish and game lotteggwn,

m“ orily wrltinc in the Cleveland i Mr. MacKenzic:

iirri<h cabinet mission which flewl to Now Delhi to confer with Indian

KAWARTIIA LAKES l (YET U. S. BOOST

Mr. Strong asked the promoter "What wouldl it he would be in favor of having

'8. had this to say: lyou u.» with the third Judge? We the Prince Cnllnli’ Court Judge! Tltc Kawllrtha booth is man- have three at present." ,roslde ill Charlottetown. i ‘ hr Alderman Jrlln Sullivan Mr. Morley Bell: “I $090050 510i Mr. Morlcv Bclli "N0." _ ‘,

gnu or pptnrborouch and would lillvc some work to do." Mr. strong: "If you lived in. klcGlllcn. outdoor editor Oil Mr. MacKenzle: “Hc wouldnWl Kurt's CoilntY w°llid 3'00?" .1 Pelerborough Examiner. o work as a farmer." ' Mr. Bell: "I will lct King's

fCounty speak for themselves." '

M-r. Bell: "We don't know when _ Mr. Strong: "The King's Coun-

~; h t l v rage toi up" t a fives co a arise when there.

‘n1 and hunt mz like no other conditions would

il- prnvinrn. It‘ you ‘are int- micht be n great. need for Judg- 1y people have spoken. They (fcstrll in fishing anywhere. on 933- _ ‘don't. wllnt the change." lilo nhilln. from Trent River to 1n reply to further questions on l

|this and other sections of the Nigger In Woodpile l Bill, the promoter explained that it had been submitted to him by lthe Attorney General, in the us-

._' llnl course.

Mr. Hunter: ‘fWe are getting close to tile origin _of it now- M. Bell: “I dont know about

til-x Severn. sec them."

JAIL DEER. SLAYER YORKTON. Sack. (C? sl‘"l‘f'lll'l‘ cf in-o months ‘n Jail oni l time or hunting dcer during -l_.. ..l.....~,.,.l lesson was given Jollnl c.- t‘! the nf-iifiby Iesicck dinrletv

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Hon. J. A. Campbell: “I think flic- main reason in doing away with a third County Court Judge is to makc room for another Su- pre-nle Court Judge, and that is not cutting down expenditure.‘ ‘Tile legislation t-hnt you are try- ing to put through may look all

“iii: Hunter: "Did he find it on

wlo: i~ a cared in R. C. M. P. g p" i right on the face of it. but I feel. Ifilliiix. e pp this/lining? R. Bell: "Was this am- . that there is n nigger in the] ____ _._ ._..__._ elldmenl drafted by the Attorney i wrvndpiie sonltlewohere." m 1 1

. l 1 l.“ G l?" I l Hon. Mr. “H.105 sn _n pecu- (OP VERSE‘ 0C o s i fir?‘ Morley Bell: "I dont; lar iilllflthllil oxlstd d‘ ill Kings

_ , , , . . _" t . un y will reg r, o ranspor-

' xE" Ausiraim. _ ‘Cm fl Lngiizmlci‘ Jones: "I don't think! Liluii0ll. A judge livr-cl in Souris A pun" elm-m" 58" B“! members should try to draw an)‘ l for mnnv yrzlrs; now il0 lives ili ‘i 49- Wilo "mi! ill) diving . conclusions from that. because all . htontagllc. During winter a man

in Soul-is or ll/inningllc llils a pus-l l-lc- is l ribility of meeting the Judge in draft Clzliijiotlctolvn and being back 'linmc the same iliglhl. Whereas if i lilc Judge lived in some centres i Whose instructions? iof the Coilnly a man from Mont- l ague or Murray Harbor might be. 1 Hon. J. A. Campbell: “What I two days away from home. Mru iwould like to know ls, who asked Hughes said he was not arguing. for this in the first place? The for n" zlgrliilst_ the bill. but that‘ Attorney General must dlavcbcen was the situation. | Instructed before he drcw up a Mr. 0.1“. ilorrsssey opposed the bill of this kind." Cilfillgl‘. as it would affect Alber- Mr, Morley Bell: "As Ib lllflflef- ton éis a court (éelfltdffll l-llle untllrlli- crsoil can rng n sioo someone re o ave sj

“and n any p change made before. and it vras

iilc i"l'i‘/Y- "m" mughi‘ i‘ ' the bills have to run through l-lic l... "lllillllifl rattle with an c0100“ Attorney GoneruYs hands. in .n,, nnd ole;- pollce lcb" ‘the mun wc vmDilly i° n . .._.____.._.___s_- -~ llllllgs and put, them iii shill.‘-

BliiIiiS. idAlilIiAGES. DEATHS

50c Per insertion

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» __.. ‘B. a '§.;'..-§.'i.;?m-i iiineihe Judges? thrown out. Nobody seems nble (‘lttn-‘IIY At ‘the P. E. Islandidraft it?" ‘to unswcr the question, nlhy it‘ l-lusplllli, April 17. 1947. to r." Mn Bel]; "I couldn't lcll you l should be changed. l Juli Airs. Dean R. Crosby. nee i that" Mill-W‘ MacKenzlc, a daughter,’ Ml. 5mm“. "You say the At-l Another Fedora] Mukcshift C-lluu Dc . ' Q 'l is responsible for ;I\I.\)R—?’€L the Prince couau‘ii’,'.'l§’uin§."°i? so is halal‘ lenedl Hon. Dtr. lmacbglllzn sal Io

H1 ,._ l _ b " pod a our up sine _ Mp“ c) A 1' 1M7 to m t. We m‘ “up” sai theiJudgo in this Province in order’

Hon. Mr. Barbour

id d t i h r p r Court of Appr-ni.

I County court was caning: arg i 11911:: nwiendiiiaii o Goverriniufllt/ ‘his “_ ._ t ul t atcd us propery n t s ilitgdi-lvaiiis clgtfitiiuicigxeqs duty-es ‘ti; i Xiigslpiéctfefivow they want us to AELD .- At Kingston on Thurs- vllllg .11 one courts of his circuit. . cut into our County Court system All‘. April l7. Mrs. Bert Auld. Rsst- The Legislature should decide to provide some makeshift, in ills at the MacLcan Funeral Home. lyihere the courts are held. If two order to give us this fourth Judge

Ind .\lrs, Earl Ta

lull. Robert Clark. l -~.__.__ _______:_____lbl_l mt» peoples court.

or, Norboro, a

This column l; reserved for new: lent on $1555.; o; ‘ m.“

iunder way to determine the con-l

‘section, which once housed chemi-

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spheroid and a. small spherold on PYPPsrIy ldiacent to the Hllllble farm. He said investigations are

tents of the structures. l

Hill said Humble officials pref felrcd to lose the errtlrc property: rather than risk lives of additionsll personnel. l

A Houston Post reporter was re- fused admittance lo the Texas City high schoohgymnasium where bod- ies had been taken. A deputy sher- iff said:

“We are expecting another (oil tank) explosion any moment and. we want. everylhle to get as far away as possible."

Officials asked for more firs‘ trucks frcm Baytowil to help com-| bat the Humble fire. Masked and folm equipped fire fighters battled

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the oil flames to prevent theiri spread lo high octane gasoline tanks.

Some Fires Undu- Control

City officials and others mapped plans to help homeless victims ofi the explosions. No grocery stores. tvere in operatic-n tcd-ry. Only one‘ fiilin station was open. I-iili said. the nited States public hcaltn| service had authorized the expend-l iture of $40,000 here, (rd that to-i marrow DDT would lie sprayed over the city by airplanes. l . Workers were cutting their way through heavy steel wreckage the blasted industrial searching for more bodies.

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l Pione, NEA correspondent. at Bluml home in Jouey-en-Josas, near

..n ‘This striking camera-portrait is the latest picture of Leon Blum, ' . former French premier and Socialist leader.

It was taken by Alpert

Governor Beauford H. Jester is-i W513...‘iiiififfiiii.'ifii“iiiii..iw E | ‘t i eii plains for’; Iffléifif mil“ rleilaltalll- lion ater t e exas egsaure 7

Vast lronsands i in New Zeaiand

paused to pray for the dead ard

dying of Texas City. Jester also urged other Texans to pray for the stricken community The High Fiyel" exploded early today, 13‘ hours after another ship. they Grandchamp, set off the chain of blasts. _ An

hish

PHOTO

By J.C. GRAHAM

(Canadian Press Correspondent)

WANGANUI. N.Z., April 1'7 -: (CP) - Fabulous quantities of lion‘ ore, not buried deep. but lying cas- ily available on the surface, stretch‘ for more than 100 miles along the_ west coast of the North Island oil New Zealand north of this port. can smell l yet no way has so far been found

The situation was still critical, ‘mt “Qmmemial "Xploiiaaionr The but a newlymamell my _ oll-lclal ore ls in the let-black ironsunds of Salcl llllllgb. were lmp,°v;,;lz_ Llgl-ll which the beaches and much of the‘ and power were restored today. “M5151 be" d “um” i“ ihi’ Vic‘;

and water treated to prevent con-‘illiiil l!" Wmwied- _ . Tile ore is magnetic and can‘

improvised morgue - the: school gymnasium- housed than 200 bodies of embalmed dead. Outside, relatives acid friends, lined up to enter a few at a time to attempt. to identify their dead.

All visitors were barred from Texas City. Only those on essen- tial business, or with state passes.

tamlnatlon. _ t Mo“ o; "l, glut, 159,300 fairly elsiiy be extracted. but tech-. population fled last. night, .nloal difficulties in smelling have Chlorine gas, among other ‘so far defeated all oiiemlits at us-I mm", had been l, Iefloug iing it. Now. however. the sands‘

;have taken on a new significance‘ ooo citizens had returned and |through the visit of m. on, can.‘ a traffic Jam developed ln ‘son, chief geologist of the huge Du' downtown Texas City. IPont De Nemours concerns, to ill-l No efforts were made last night vestigute the Wiiibilily of extract-l to extinguish the oil fires. but. to- ing titanium for commercial use.» day tens of thousands of pounds of‘ Titanium has a rapldly ‘increasing foamite were used by hundreds ofuse in the manufacture of paint [ii-enroll pigments, enamels and ceramics. ‘ Analysis of the iron ore in the ‘lWanganui area shows that it con- itain 59 per cent met-“llic iron. B Scvcrai 11111485 were crilitlizllisl" per cenl tit ‘fitlhl dioxide, mid 0 2 ed, said J.“ H. Hill. deputy mllyfll‘ per cent \'..l..diunl. another valu- named to "keen 00W" l‘“"l°l'5" b!‘ able material in modern industry. Mayor J. 0- Tlallflll- Mo" lllvlw It is estimnted that both the tit- out. however. Plans w use dellwi" anium and vanadium. 1r they could ition horllbs to halt spread of the be ecolllllnlclllll. exhumed‘ would fires were abandoned temporarily. be of gl-ealel- value than lhe much Hill said, because officials said larger lllllllllllles c; lmll Kiley 55W i" immeiiiiie ""4 m". In sand dilne areas near Won- such drastic Bl-QPI- ‘gamut alone the New Zeal-and De- Hlil Bvyiti. Aiivcifiled Pr"! W" pirtment cf Scientific and Indust- Corrcfillolldelll will) sewed ‘m 5i rial Research estimates that there nf the 251i‘; w!‘ flggll-S i" are 14.131.000.000 ions of iron sand. 599000 0i‘ “'- w W" contain ll" 220011000 tcnas of mag- “iiy “d” “ii reiwrmd "m" he netic fro; ore. In addition iron- lllld seen "R0 filmcflliraied "P" sand underlies the cz-lstal belt o! “m?” 5° “m1” “we” i“ Mil‘ farmland in the vicinity and the B-‘lakl- Where ‘he semnd “Mme quantities available there are as- iwmb ifiii- I . ,_ llronomiol ll is believed that The ‘iiimiiéia 51°“ Tn“ Guy“ 259.000.0110 toils if iron orc alone Win91‘ “Mi exceed“ that “i B?“ could be extracted from this area. Italy, whore l7 vessels burned. f1‘ This survey applied to the coastal “hiding ihigvammfiifsd snhoiil: belt in the Wangcilul nreli only gégfimieflll“ “"3" ' y Furllllerthnorthdllovtnrd Nell/hem);- - ol n n H” ‘_i.°“rib°d_ TL?“ Citybomgglil irlion‘ ore. eviiileréagreneedlsnviiatirlgzfnul 85 iimimg mmlh bl‘; wmllalmand the concentration is only 10 to 20 Piiiesiil Rmna“ a" ° Jail d ' ma] per cent, in parts of the coast fur- said ‘he ‘l"°‘"v“3 n “s ther north there are 50 to B0 per cal,‘ glalcl, baflklfllg. sullrllolurlndllié‘: cegiiecollilfcieirilistii-aifinzir Tu-anaki are petioleum and 0t er m l‘ ‘laud to be a plunomenon ‘mlque

ériesa ‘w; ‘ lfgféglilifalwsflffllolfl: among the mineral sands of the didisierlirted village its fate dependent warm 1°’ aiihmm‘ 55mm" ‘imds

. exist elsewhere. nowhere are they °llm“i'i"d °°'$'t$l“s- that me med found in such quantities or in such cit lxvciiiixdo biic sprayed with DDT remfly “vaiubh mm"

b Y m" as a prolmlve menu“, New zesnna is not rich in min- Vlilatycl- and electric utilities weleherai ‘esmirces “mi m‘ diicwery plural back in cvpemllon and lllemf an economic method of tilrning WM" treated w prevenl lurlnerl these vast lronsand deposits to conlamlnam“ luse. either for their iron or for

' 'lhe other minerals they contain. would make a vast difference to ithe Dominion’: general economy.

Tile Ciii’ Della‘ 1° clam “P Wm‘. If», was that few schoo children ti"! ii" "i" raged‘ Debi-Ash Wlrflwetie injured. Reports thiit a bus- cieared from downtown 5 Y? Jdoad was missing Were not verified sllallslsd Fl"! 5MP‘ “P "l". by officials. Other reports that semblance of life returned twang-d m.“ chlldren Wm klllal we" community "l" "Id 1”" l, denied. The mlicrity of the dead and ""11"" in“ ‘m’ “mus ° were workers in the industrial and‘ 24 il°"l‘!- ‘ harbor area.

threat. At noon today, about 6,-

Tn Kill Rumors

Begins To Clean Up‘

Pilnerut 01151,; _ Judges are wanted instead of on_ the Alllisflivcflllli- Ii is i‘ ' M19551 l, more o! raw oil stql- Lo ll l l l; “iaamoxLsi-aidd9itiy 5i 3 “h” three‘ new “mum Wm have to ilnlliétlctg iiiilenlt-‘Eislariiacf: h: aflgieltiflttilliwige imk" “ch “(Jmmg hundreds‘thoughniasviilaaanaci’ salrliiarbixeyzumwciie "9 ‘pm milm‘ Km“ Mb‘ beMsl'etsALli25IlK' “That is right. Al- on the statute book. Wily don't cl tlwllwld! °i 8mm“ w”l'l'°e:i“:; strewn about and few doors l-e- ' i‘ ‘NR- "m °i B°“°“‘- i" ‘ ‘ they appoint hlm instead of vut- l"! llllllllllili- “h” “d ° malned locked egainst prowlers.

bet-Lon is any miles "all Slim‘

lmerside and the Prince Oountil ii"

ling another disability on

his sin year. Romaine rsstinlr at "m people of this Province? I think

"l" Cutcllffc mineral ilfoim

irlln ll h 1d Jud e goes there and hears these _ n ‘his lilitilliungliiitléfliglgih beservic‘? “mu ‘in-gem Novivl ‘the? ‘lglaltfitéfgglfdlg ‘hlrtilrthilifgrllefily "'1 agree with starting at 4 otpiotik. Interment glllréaymgxg ailttulafienlng expenses you lhom I bellrvc the B“ so“

Suffolk Cemetery. lilaoPllAlL-(At the P. ll. Island llosoltul. I'll 1'1, Mrs. Wilbert‘ MacPhall o Argyle Shore. in her ills wiiiii 5"." Riilnflnhaiiiri bliukmiclent e r- "~ iivlllefltailiis IQLLQOIPIIOOIIQLO niiorivoliod all through England adl illlc residence where the funeral ministering justice. Later he all “iviffl will be held on Monday Jud!!! i" 0° m’ wflk in h‘ "iitlllcon service surtlnii ll i PM" W‘ ‘iimiuhiiindeiriilitiepggivii; 0 uni. interment Argyle Shore Lam lulvrdfeélh “so l“ u wlll, b ughht s bill in is concern . Intiorrt know. I supiw" Ml- Bfilil ff he wants to bring in a bi lhlmself, has a perfect right lo do it. But if he bvrinlfl it lo w’ someone else. I think the House has {right to know who he is ‘ Mr. Strong: “Rear. hear." Mr. liinklettcr thought the Act should remain as t was. The Judges were getting 86.000 a yell‘ and linen- travcllins expenses and 13w do practically nothlns. 50"‘ ly they can ti-nvei around a little s‘: one people mat l-hvm i0-