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THURS., FEBRUARY 20th, 1930 : THE HAILEYBURIAN Page 7 Pictorial and Cartoon Page for Readers of The Haileyburian Members of Britain's Economic Council When Premier Ramsay MacDonald of Great Britain announced the personnel of the new economic advisory council of Great Britain, the names of three prominent Englishmen shown above were ~in- cluded in the list. They are, left to right: Sir Andrew Duncan, chairman of the Central Electricity Board; Rt. Hon. Philip Snowden, British Chancellor of the Exchequer; and Sir Josiah Stamp, chair- man of the London, Midland and Scottish Railway. First Picture of Eielson Search Party This is the first photograph of the actual searching activities at Point Barrow, Alaska, for the missing pilot, Carl Earl Eielson, and his mechanic, Earl Borland, whose wrecked plane was recently found on the northern coast of Siberia. Pilot Nieminen andhis mechanic, Alonzo Cope, are shown standing beside their plane prior to a start in search of the remains of the ill-fated fliers. New Brunswick Legislature Opens This Month ? i Fes The Parliament Buildings at Fredericton, N.B., are at present the scenes of much hurry and bustle, as preparations are being completed for the opening of the fifth session of the Sixteenth Legislative assembly of New Brunswick on February 27th. Above is a picture of the Parliament Buildings, while inset are (top, left and right), His Honor H. H. McLean, Lieut.-Governor of New Brunswick and Hon. J. B. M. Baxter, Premier of that Province. Beloware (left to right) Hon. Leonard O'Brien, Speaker of the Legislature; Medley G. Siddall, who will move the Address in reply to the Speech from the Throne; W. Benton Evans, who will second the Address in reply to the Speech from the Throne, and Hon. A. A. Dysart, Leader of the Opposition. British Racquet Stars Have Hard Luck Memory of Famous Inventor Honored end sg 4] Lap Ly ile Wy = ; y = Sai GU, ENS s. fig gi The memorial to Dr. Alexander John Forsyth, the inventor of the JOHN: "I do hate having a half-brother." MOTHER: "You haven't got a half-brother." JOHN: "Well, what's Eric? I always have to give him half my apple, half my candy, half my clothes, half my bath, and new he's gone and taken half my measles." It must have made these two British champion racquet players groan inwardly when they found that their opponents in the final or the United States Championship were the other two members of the British Racquets team. Only two weeks previous to this titular battle P. W. Kemp-Welch (left) and Duncan Cambridge (right) lost their chances of winning the Canadian doubles title --The Humorist, London Percussion Lock, is here seen being unveiled in the Tower of Lon- don by Rt. Hon. Mr. Adamson, Secretary of State for Scotland. At the side of Mr. Adamson is Major Ffoulk, Governor of the Tower. EMBARRASSING MOMENTS when they were defeated by their two fellow-countrymen and team--mates. There is a good deal of consolation in the fact that while Hon. T. D. Bruce and his racquets partner are getting on in years these sterling players above are still in their twenties and have a good chance of winning all existing titles if they stick to- © 1930, King Features Syndicate, Inc., Great Britain rights reserved. WAR THX. I Just 4: RE ABOUT 1 Po THe SCENE* ( AN "Ap4in, & ae ae You MOTICE YHAT . MAN HAS HUNG SAD OP AW Appce: Moments AFTER BEr APE ON THE TREE AOR RESIDENCE. gether, and, of course, providing the English holders of the British, Canadian and United States championships, soon drop out of tour- PS, I nament play \\) - \\ \Y\\\ \\\ \\ ee you Pre . oe Dp ChE OUR [ 24 Vitocewe, . te, om SELLLI went The London Opinion, London. A' GREEN Cee N'CNSTEAD O "OH JOHN! MY HAT!" of er " sided acs SS