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' blit -ebbe witness," quoted many
of the Muse littuYrter's recent speeches
to prove that capitalism mud be
rbwngrd_ Jia Bald be was glad to have
Mr. Bennett as "a disciple, u be is
sincere." E. J. Garland, U.F.A., Bow
River, declared that the Inevitable ef-
fect of regulation under capitalism
�r to make higher incomes blgtver still.
I. r. Pouliot, K.C., Liberal, Temlsoou-
ata, accused Mr. Woodsworth and the
C. O. F. party of having done nothing
but talk. talk, talk in recent years.
John R. Me?leot, Cow., Toronto, bold
that the C.C.F. program means the
destruction of capitalism and the sub-
stitution of socialism, slavery under
bureaucrat.. Mr. Woodiworth's reso-
lution was talked out without a formai
vote.
T. L. Church. Cons., Toronto East,
introduced a resolution calling for
longer jail terms for reckless drivers
oa the highways. Other speakers mug -
gated wider highways, cancellation of
driving permits for a long period, ex•
tension of the Quebec law requiring
motorists to make a full stop at alt
,railway crossings, and inclusion of
women on juries for trying highway
accident cases. Hon.. Hugh Guthrie,
Minister of Justice, stressed education
as the test way to reduce accidents,
pointing out that stiffer legal penal-
ties in other countries had not re-
sulted In reducing the number or high-
way accidents. Dr. Manion intimated
that the Government was considering
spending mach more than 000,000 a
year in eliminating grade railway
crossing. throughout the country. Mr.
Church remarked that everybody
seemed to have the speed bug except
the House of Commons. Urging that
highway Jurladictlon should rest wltb
the Dominion, Mr. Church character-
ised Canada's highway laws ea tweaty
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years behind the gra L. Mews* I
informed the House Net 0111111 7 �.
*d9 highway diversities bait bass tistis,"•
while 672 hlghwa>• crosdnp had bees
closed. "During the live years, Y4 over-
head highways, 197 eroestar subwo.D.
Jib wigwag signals, 201 bells and wig-
•ak signals epd 39 electric bells had
been installed, ' Tbe Cburch resole -
Hoe was wttbdrawa without a vote
being taken.
1/1ersl Weida Tari, -_-sdM .i
Hon. Charles Stewart, ex -iii
of the Interior, urged reduction of the
tariff op farm implementJ, au4 stmllli
resolullbtFa In connectlbn with seining
and fishing Industry equipment stand
on the order paper. lion. E. N. Rhodes,
Minister of Finance, urged that such
resolutions stand, on the ground that
their discussion would be prejudicial
to negotiations now proceeding tonne
fug a reciprocal trade treaty with the
United States, and this was done.
On Friday many members protested
against alleged third degree methods
practised by the RC.M.P., which others
claimed has been militarised in recent
years. Mr. Guthrie dented all such
charges.
Mr. Rhode* introduced a resolntlor
to refund 300 million dollars of the
C. N.R debt, about one-sixth of the
total debt of the _ nationally -owned
road, whereby the Government popes
to save $2,500,000 in annual interest
charges.
The special committee to etudy how
the 8.N.4. Act may be amended will
meet this week. The committee in-
cludes Mr. Guthrie, F. W. Turnbull,
D. J. Cowan, W. G. Ernst and One-
time Gagnon, Conservatives; Mr. La-
pointe, Mr, Ralston and Hon. Ian Mac-
kenzie, Liberals; and Mr. Woodawortb
from the C.C.F. group.
A sileclsl committee of fifteen mem-
bers will sbo`rtly set els-Work on - *fres
gestions for a national housing scheme
for the Dominion.
This week, William Golding, Lib„
South Huron, and George W. Spotton.
Cons., North Huron, will go together
to interview Hector Cbartesworth of
the Radio Commission, seeking action
In improving radio reception In Ood-
erieh.
GODERICB, ONT.
xecutive AUBURN Wee
s[ Urnt M Tem- J. Jelaston, Webster, Taffy J+sYlaae
Critici
Mari.
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w1l�faw u Protest
Against bergs- BruasL
♦lao as a Rod
LADIES BOWLING MAGUS
I In the ladies' league at the Royal
I howling alleys on Monday night the
(lett)* won three points In a game
with the Shamroeits. Total, were 2161
for the Octets, 2071 for the Shamrocks
On Tneeday afternoon Zig Zags de-
feated the Knockouts by one point. but
won three of -the- fear points given..
one for each of the three games and
the highest aggregate score. Totals
Iwere 1965 and 1964
On Wednesday night in the two
games played Lucky Strikes aod the
premes were the winners, each with
three points. The Stars and Quints
won a point earls. Totals were: Lucky
Strikes 2175, Stars 9082; Supreme,
2096, Quints 2072.
Irmo slesons toms pronging, Ms fellowng Aghly higher WOO WO, t
cane seereeeasty vie sa Mk, Mos toggor INA idle.
SAOCIAGS 0130100. Otopossro at Port Arthur. Armstrong sod wort T461
CANADIAN NATIONAL;
CHURCH HOCKEY LEAGUE
Two games were played in the local
(tun+ hoekey league on Wednesday
/tight at the West street Oak.
third Weight win by YU-
Thit Presbyterians =gait
torte ntreet church 7-1. Elltott, Car-
ter. MeManus and the two Cutts, Hen
and Keith, were the marksmen for tbe
w inners.
Referee --W. Westbrook.
and 81. Peter's fought to a 4-4 tie.
Ray Dean starred, scoring threeof St.
Peter's four tallies. Joe O'Brien got
the fourth. Wersocie Mathieson.
Archer and Cranston scored for North
street
Referee—D. McKay.
The hfenesetung Canoe Club is hav-
ing its monthly at -house on Tuesday,
February 20th.
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..-411 ..•=esuLtlilliinaaalataa-
cy of theet the WO.$.A. exit.
entire? *emission td, three
Santorain ten of junior age
to play janlorbp.003, also permitting
eleaforth to gas a Kitchell player, both
of which rulings are ,vutrary to the
rules and regulations of the W.O.H.A.
and 04114 it was uuaulmousty ds-
eided at -a tareettag of the executive of
the junior "Marines,- Codertch entry
In the Western &segue, that the club
should drop out et the group.
The local executive term the rea-
soas put forward by the league execa-
tye for their ruling "absurd" and
"utterly rldkwloaa."
'The Nub' not desirous of carrying
on under the present Interpretation
of W.O.H.4. rules." The Signal was
told. `The executive Is not concerned
regarding the league leadership or
the winning of the cbatupionship. We
feel .we should take a stand In the
Interests of sportsmanship."
Meanwhile Heatorth continual in the
schedule with 81. Marys and. pro-
tected by the ruling of the executive,
of which Mayor A. 1s. Sutherland, of
flatfeet', is vice-president, used the
disputed player& Leppert!, of Mitchell,
and Flannery and lfiidebrand, of
8eatortb, leaving out the fourth man,
Rennie.
- 84. Yasya_ was-defralxd 4-2 1n t1
final game of the schedule and on Tues-
day of this week Seafurtb won again,
6.1. The juniors with intermediate
experience were responsible for nine
of the ten goals scored against 81.1
Marys.
At a meeting of the executive of
the St. Marys dub last week a protest
against W.O.111 A. - executive rulings
was voiced, but no official action was
taken. A motion was passed In favor
of sending a letter to Judge T. M. Cos-
tello, president of the Marines. sym-
pathising with him In the stand tak-
en by the local executive.
The W OJH.A, executive seem to
hare stirred up a hornet's nest In the
Brussels-Myth'district also, according
to the following letter to The Signal
from George R. Cawptcett. of Brussels:
Ceitkiee from Brussel, Tse
The W.O.H A. executive appears to
rule with consistent iuconslsteacy.
After having emerged from a dispute
after which Goderlcb heft the league,
Ise subcommittee of the executive
went into a huddleonFriday the 15th
o decide the Bruswels-Blyth dispute.
The executive are advised Brussels
that they were entitled to play Sea -
forth' O.H.A. players. Then on fur-
ther thought they advised Brussels
that they should secure release from
Clinton. 'Phis relaalae Renewals se-
emed fres the Climate club and played
tw$ forth Blolrse. ant
Mnlo r, 1e. eke anal rase.
in the final gnaw itlyth put in some
nature of' a prote-t, *My assisted trf
Tory Gregg from Kineardlne, who
interviewed tbe retary. However,
firnesels was only notified by a tele-
gram from Myth that a protest had
been lotted' sad a further telegram
from the secretary that the last game
had been thrown out and that another
game must be played ticriday night.
This after Brussel. had been notified
to play Kincardine '
Brnasele was rather Deified by this
unconstitutional procedure and • trio
representinn the club interviewed
Secretary Donald. ?heir waiters -
lions were no loud that the secretary
euhrommIttee of the executive to hear
their tolerances. At, this meeting
without going into the matter of the
protest at all tbe three members of
the executive preeent reversed their
former ruling, disqualified Holm.. itsd
Muir, and directed that the Wet—taut
of the Serie* be replayed.
- _in. the WALILIDLAire be-
-ginning to Wonder wileiktheriihry take
the executive sprioilIKI. ApPliFentIT
their peat deelsions are no indication
of what they Will tomorrow, and a
more conalatent attitude would certain -
ie be an aseet to the league, as the
•onptant wobbling er the Crew in cont-
Brumele. GEORC Si R. CAMPBELL.
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• • ,tee day. February 7 -i 'cloek. forwards, Gernle& L.., Oook, Ya.eta,
Quite a number are sick with colds MncDuu.ld, Hutton, ?retaavea.
Dungsmen - Goal, cat
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AUBURN, Feb. it sad Men•
astA fie.
t7. WpUaqu of Uodu*b town/hip There was no vatboof le the junior
visite' b r.Lrothere. Mit C. M. Strang► room es Monday, Owing to the tea
en asd Mr. W. W. Strange's. lit
week.
Master Delbert Swing of Silene\
spent the weekend with hid hal*.
Mr. and Mra T. Hamilton and tam -
III. of Goderlch, spent Sunday with b1s
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hamilton.
T`"c a e:latler of tae ctttaeao goes w - yy
Gs of Dat mother. Mre., lilted' of led the ruttiest. of 'Mra. Squires' itis
cher. Miss Farrier, having the "fin."
Timfouler hockey team played the
uburn, tsar., night,at Mibure
the sale belie In tdt Oft Auburum
On Tuesday night the tea fro
m
Klagsbrldge played the local team ou
the rink twee. the wen being bfavor
tit Dungannon,
out. to ]Mrs. John Mollnlgkt to tae Ise emit Lrr
wa
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ds. T�.atm rs>Doitai Geoweillillaitiraliar
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Gwterich. Mr. and Mra Loyd Fer- jjeerr, t9 VictorRosa of Uodeelctt viH DRop
(wpm attended Abe funeral on Thum Nstri 7^ t**. The i,M-
day. pathy et the community goes to Mr.
The Y.P.B. of Knox United church Squires is her bereavement.
are putting on a play. "entitled ••A Fsrtaip goMesst a has
Woman's Honor," 1n the Foreseen' been received of the death, at his
Hall on Friday, February 22nd. home in Hamilton, of Daniel George
Hick*, a former reddest of Dungan
non. who passed away to 121* seventy-
first year after a prolonged ilinees
Deceased was born In Dungannon and
conducted a harness shop here for a
number of years. He was a half-
brother
altbrother of Use late A. 8. Pentland of
Dungannon. Pater be engaged la
manufacturing and had been a resi-
dent of iliamllton for twenty years.
He was a member of Firs United
church, Hamilton Commercial Trevel-
On Tuesday evening of this week at
the YP.B. meeting of Knox United
church "The Virginia Mocking Birds,"
a male quartette, presented a short
minstrel show lasting about an hoar.
Afterwards Mr. Oliver Anderson, re-
creatlou couvenor, coodueted some
games, following which beans, sand-
wiches and sake were served.
The hockey game here on Monday
evening between Dungannon sed Au-
burn was won by the home team after
playing two minutes overtime, the score lett Association and V ctpriaa laws
bowling club Sureties( are kis wi-
dow, the former Atka Renaketb Ham-
lets;
am-
len; ane son, E. H. Sickle, of Ham-
ilton; one brother, Harry, of Portage
being 4-3.
There are quite a few people with
colds this week.
Chas. and Harry Beadle started on
Wednesday to get in their supply of la Prairie; anti ose sister, Mrs. Prank
iee Johnson, of Oshawa.
Tbe Women's institute met in tbe
Foresters' Hall on Ttteeday. The
roll call waa answered by naming
"Your Britt school teacher " Mrs.
lawmen gave a paper on "Home Life."
Afterward a dainty lunch WWI served
to -about- tbirty-ladiee. The bootees's
were Mrs. Alf Rollinson, Miss May
Ferguson and Mrs. J.J. Washington.
DUNGANNON
lire. Thom. Shields' of findereh 1re reel
Gag thole daughter, Mrs Bert Brad -
The Women's institute are feeding
corset -et am! dance in the perieli 11,e.
mi Friday evenhig. Feb. 2.-ftel. A good
program is twit* prepartti by :01 -al 1:11
ent, Int -Indira a debate. After the pro
gram there will he a tinnee. lineit-
Lunch will he ierred.
Born --on Friday. February 15th, to
ite. end lere. Frank Clean, Dungannon._
a son.
The reenter mmohle rneteire of tie I
lVonsen's inetitute win he held at the'
A Hard. Clew Bettle.—Tbe Lode
nOW and Dungannon shoot teams tuet
again on Saturday in the series of hec-
tic stronles which they have fought
out In tbe last few weeks, this time coo
Lucknow ice. For action and doubt
of the issass,-tbia was tho beat of thle.
series. The final score was 6-5 us
favor Lucknow. Both teeter were
et full strength and for the greeter
part ot the game, until Me pike betels
to tell OA them In the last period, tat -3
displayed slunk fine hockey. Tbe mune
thrutorlesut sae close, first we
team leading. theft the other har
lug a one -goal margin, en at the
end of futi time tfse count stood at 3-6.
Johnston figured in moot of Lucknowlii
14.113111 atm was their most en, toro
player. For Dungennon..11. Bettise-
snd Park did most of the attacking ""l
In overtime. after a scramble behind
• imaue puck and Culbert had DO
chance. to stop his bard drive, giving
Lucknow the winning goal. I',.t
leans' meet again ta Dungeestoe tees
itaturday afternoon.
Lucknow—Goal. Thalami) ; deflate,
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The Young Peopie's Society of tka
Angliean church, Port Albert. held a
very enceasful hoc social on February
14th. The find part of the evening
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Mr. Roland Grant astir hla daugh-
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