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A "YOUN LADY" NOW!

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A 20th Century-Fox laugh-lulledi with-

TONY MlIJOIII MARTIN -W[AVEB -._ Directed by David luliar -- ».- -_ DarrylfiZdnuciIaOie-‘odhqeeg

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are experts. , . l Aslocclppauts‘ of the Tllirope, tho

cou e eve our princ

oranges-Buckingham all?“

cf these four the Queen's deft touch has succeeded in cing a home despite the formal-even {run-appearance of some of them. But perhaps this ls no miracle for one who served her apprentice»

I EXTRA: wibnnigu. BICKOX-NO. 4

e hals of G is Castle. ancestral home of the Queen's family in

shi at housekeeping in great I lam TERRYTOON Foriarshire, In the years just after

Today's Short Wave

Radio Program

i All Time is Eostern Standard;

6:45 9\m.-—"I

"Csardas” Music. 9 . 12 meg .

, 7'30 n.m.— Anthems sScnzs from Italian Opt-ms. 23:4 m, 11.81 meg; IRF. 30.5 j m , 9._83 meg.

1.

l O. ' 8:15 p.m.—l{ab 25.4 m.. 11.80 meg.

jclno ocpor r Irene Ricli NcncyCurrollfllolinHulliduy 4‘ _ J.,J.i.s..,|.J...,,,|,.,Q,|,|,, ; 1 waxAL. 41 mb. 9.617 meg.

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1 Occupation

in: schemes. his

the ice on the Pairk with brooms Cblstmas

PIOVDS DARK IOIJI

of the "col-ts" to trahi under Australian coach- . Brodie notified‘ teachers by bee/ting H. c man. Davis Coo oleiyer. iior the. Victoria State inxlea temils diam- ‘ Ditmditp.

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COLD IWIMHHG LO NDON — (C?) -—- Twent - three men and one woman bro e Ierpentine in Hyde mornm *2‘ 15$ t?‘ an .

They didntt stay

SPEEDWAY Tnsrénsruai SYDNEXB-Sipeediway here Jan. 21-28 and Feb. 11-18. Einsiislh riders will represent Har- Haim. Wimbledon and SWIM RECORD MET AiM—TWO swimmers. Miss van Fears-ion and Miss Con‘ Klmit. equalled the world

when they cimiplotcd the distance in one minute 12.9 seconds.

N

11ers of 1hey were

land, an and a ssible 18h cit m alien. he has his residential Aliens Registration famous Bow Street in London.

And that ls a measure of the decline in power of the Rothschild family, which 1n the 10th century was a symbol of fabulous wealth and political importance.

Th e Rothschild fortunes were founded by Mayer who lived in the ghetto of Frank- fort and died in 1812. He had five sons. Anselm stayed in Frankfort and carried on the family banking b there. Nathan settled. I Great Britain. Solomon in Vienna, ghalrles in Naples and James in

er s.

Barons ped finance

ting The English

CONDO , Baron Alfons rte Rothschild, member of the ofice- werful Austrian branch of the anclai family. is today living in exile from his home

ap llcant for Brit- e every other port. himself and address to the

Office at

Rothschild,

Thus there were now five Roth- schild banking houses acting in- dependently in the five countries, but together when a big deal was necessary. The family became the gs and nations. ey floated huge national loans. m nobled by the

ud I-Iapsburg emperor. becom- of Austria. They

h and build great vtvgy systems in France and

a.

Ht was the English house which e a big

by get

first news of Napolecrrs de

Waterloo in 181:.

flcthschllda went from triumph to trium h.

The second one of this

branch. [Baron Lionel Nathan

Rothschii

d. was four times elected

member of the ‘House of Commons

he was ai-

"seat. the" ‘dis-

lcwed ' abilities imposedmu on Jews be-

tth UN

the Bus: Can _ ot :

in! fibolished succeeded by’ his son. who becarn the first Rothschild peer of the

858. Be waa_

"of ‘Jewish’ er in 1874

en u.‘ . 9g. 1 out“ Great Iirltcln cmtroi

Parliament m

01188 O .. y .

in the Frankfort ghetto. _ American film. “The House of Rothschild."

000,000 necessary, taking a chance on its being repaid.

In France, too, the iiothschiids success surviv-

all changes in erlim

THURSDAY. JANTPARY 19

MOSCOW

4:00 p.m.—News in English. RAN, 31 m., 9.6 meg. NEW MONK

4:15 p.m.~Blochh Varieties.

WISXAL, 16.8 m., 17.78 meg.

SCHENECTADY

6:00 p.m.—The Hungarian Iltian- is DJD‘. 25.4 m.,Nl1.77 meg.

LONDU

7:00 p.m -—Folklore Songs and HATd, 32.8 111.,

cinacss

7:30 p.m.—Popular Crcheetru. YVSRC. 51.7 5.

9 metz. OME

‘(YO

9 ‘.25.’; m.. 11.77 meg

NEW’ "ORK

9:77 p.m.-A11-Wr-~ner Program.

ARIS

9:30 p.m.—Chamber Music: Ancient Instrument Society of M. Casadesus. T987. 25.2 m.. 11.88 meg; TPA-i. 25.6 m. 11.71 meg.

LONDO

10:50 p.m.-' At the Black Dog." riety. G-SC, 31.3 m.. 9.58 11123.:

. 31.5 m.. 9.51 meg.: GSL. 49.1 m.. 6.11 meg. '

PARIS

11:20 p m.-’l‘alk by Mmi de Gramont (In English). 'I“PB7. 25.2 .. 11.88 meg; TPA4, 25.6 m. 11.71 meg.

TOKYO

12:45 a.m.— Japanese Talkie Music. JZJ. 25.4 m.. 11.80 meg.

FLYING GOLFER

' Nazisflilnti-Jew in. DrivTFurthers' Decline of H

_ IYMLLTON DItONNIn IIIA Service Staff Correspondent

Nineteenth century counterparts of today's Neal Jew-ballet‘!- III- Ilena armed with clubs and stones stand menaoingly about Nathan

- Jletlmhnd (played by George Arlias) aa he alirhta from his carried’! This la a scene from the well. known

ilies who are supposed to rule Fran . Tb aaeut- generation still “has vlstwinteresta in the rrch railways.

‘ The Austrian house on evil days. Before tra h the N

. the Great War, the ill health of o

h" our“ m“ 1'" “"1"” Strathmore, left. the Queen vir-

._ tually chatelaine of the sreat battiernented pile

C. N. R. PRESENTATION —--~—- tour of Canada, their Majestic! TORONTO. 0m... Jan. ll —Of- will live for the most part a

fioers from sill districts of the the royal train that will take central region, Canadian National them across the continent and RMIWRYB. sflihered list n1 ht t0 back. In only three of Canada's b01111” W- A- Klmciand. ormei’ greet houses will they stop over Vlfltllresllleflt 0! U19 legion. who briefly-the Citadel at Quebec, recently retired upon pension. The Rideeu Hall at Ottawa and Gov- 93111911118 Whlllh 14°01! the 10ml 0f ernment House at Victoria.

a banquet, held at the Toronto Their longest stay will be at Cluib, was representative of all Rldeau Hall during the four-day railway depariimen and the visit to the capital and the - Board of Directors as represented ful old mansion is being coor- by J. Y. Murdock, K. 0.. To- ated for their benefit. The gov- ronto director. The presentation of tamer-general, Lord Tweedsmuir. the evening was made by T. T. will move to temporary quarters Irving, chief regional engineer. when they take up residence.

who ve to Mr Kingsland a Their Ilouselreepi

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Canada's", Homes Inter To King iAnd. Queen ~

ROYAL FAMILY MOVED SEVERAL TIMES AS STATUS ROSE TILL KING SUCCEEDED T0

and heme-making eir Maiclties

resi- the

During their ‘brief three-week

. n beau u1 sterling silv r tray bear- The first experience of tlie King)

a

and fiscal at. homem came after eir marri in 1 when. as Dubs and Us of York. gay were given uarters at the te Lodz! at W . As they assumed more and more of the duties of the royal lamil and the list oftheir 5118189111911 lensin- ened. this and the Earl and Countess Btrathmore cooperated by turning over their London house, ‘No. l7 Bruton Street, to the young couple.

Lt. was at this house that Prin- cess Elizabeth. heir presumptive to the throne. appeared on the scene on A 31, 1928. The second oi their cliilcten, Princess Margaret. was born four. years later at Glamis, en event of significance to Scots in that she was the first royalbaby to be born north of the ‘Pweed in 300 years since Charles I. From this comes her name. which Ls an ancient one of Scottish royalty.

In due course the Dube and ‘Duchess selected a house of their own and vacated the Strathmon property. Thely rented No. 145 Piccadilly. wh ch stands facing the arch ‘at Hyde Park Corner at the top of Constitution Hill. This house became a landmark for Londoners and small crowds were often to be seen watching the little princesses at play in the abbreviat- ed garden at the beck.

It was here that the abdication crisis found them in 1985. The crowds in Piccadilly grew larger and then one day came news that the little family must move to the great, forbidding palace a few blocks away. To a terrified maid the Queen is said to have given her promise that she would make Buckingham Palace eve bit as homelike es the Plccadi y house.

ing the inscription ' resented to W A. Kl rid Vice-

Remsmber," by Midland Singers. GSO, 19.7 m.. 15.18 mega GSD, . meg; GSC, 31.3 m., 9.58 meg.; GSB, 31.5 m., 9.51 meg; L. m

5 111.. 11.75

and War 2R0.

uki Music . JZJ,

1 3° m“ i“ wmlmny‘ c country. Easter Monday and Whit

l and purifies the blood-Got m: of served in the 01d Country and

MELBOURNE. Aus.,—'!‘he Smith _‘ your pimples by taking B.B.B. African ulolfer. Bobby Locke. flew to Tasmania for two matches and

j an» r. llllburn C0,, us, Toronto, 0m. returned to Sydney bv plane.

Q Head, lwes a visitor to the City on rRmhum~“ 0 l Mr. Francis McIntyre Lorne

Alfons were out of Austria when the lily. the Nazis took control. Baron Louis Rothschild is a Nazi pris- oner, the rumor being that the. Nazis are holding him m. a gi- Icy. is flmvns the many student! gantic ransom. In the meantime, W170 EN new told-ll’. Ill! the $11015 they have grabbed all the Roth- schild castles and estates.

premix: Jew-baitlekrd oi cllilrmany, Road z " e era ,

laxrliiimdyflilllstyrglzltlireel-iouse of ROI-hr. IVES...“ ‘"5" W54“? W u“ c"?

schiid, as well as that of the Hops-

515g -?l"p°'°"' l‘ W" “d m“ on the roads in mu vicinity a

2;,“ imlfiifi" some o; them will remain open fcr the remainder

turned to other things. The late °1 ‘he 5°95)“- Lord Lionel Rothschild was inter-

gifjflmjj‘ m°“,§‘,’§“‘§§‘,’fi§'.h “Qisulfi. There's. was a recent yisitar to

the greatest ‘private collection in "It “lYY- / e

well-known physician, founder of a free ‘dispensary for the treat- ment of childrefflrdiseases.

President, Canadiaii "National C D

Rail ,

....rzrs..e.sre..esars;i my“ “"646 06$ Well

RETAINS INDIA TITLE

CA-LCUTPA—T. S. Pmsser re- tained tihe Indian amateur golf

Birlcmvre. 1936 chsimipion. fcur

and three in the final. It is the

a-éilrd time Presser has won the LAND, Q. ..

CUPPERS MEET ML] -

“W Q11 .?.§°'."..‘§f$?.l;li§? r wither» my 12s in New South Wales tennis 2o W“V,,§““°“‘“§§IY "sun film.’ championships. defeating their mum er n "Hume o! e fellow members of the 1938 Davis gggilfizflt hgherézn cggflnggnkgq 9133 € . a

g“ $31.11;!‘ C‘ Holman and L‘ other financial institutions. The ‘ extra day will mean eight licli'

day's for most Canadians this year. Canada does not lag behind the I , British Isles in the matter of holi- dB. . the seven generally observed p be rig one more than England. two

more than Scotland and the same

nungber as Eire and Northern Ire-

a m‘ Scotland, as in Canada. the

In Tile lives of muny young people Qwéleqegrlglfi s§m' are made miserable by tho breaking bang pug bu}; when m5 Wm- was out of pimples on the face. ushered in on s. Sunday. But in The trouble is not so much pliysi- 3:? 35x80’ ‘QQIJBYM-"h ufighgag cal pain, but it is the mental suifer- Oman] yfiQ-n) i118 65115913 by "l6 (imbarmssiug dis- Religious influences. fast declin- flgurement of the face which very 1H8 in the dBI-fifmlfll-EIOH 0f b011-

f a], 1, 5 days. are seen in Christmas Day o ten m es t e su crer ashamed to and C d Friday. Gammon to “ch

The quickest way to get rid of Monday, the latter associated with pimples ls to improve the general M119 Y!!!“ 0! PQBWCQGII- I-N 0136"?" health by a thorough cleansing of donlydmmmgmnd' “ember” 1m‘ the blood of its impurities. aguqzgt an], Holiday (first Burdock Blood Bitters cleanses ‘Monday in August) is generally ob-

Boxing Dav provides an extra. day's rest at Christmas, except in Scot-

land, although the old custom of

states with some observing as manv

ions and colonies is from six to eiirht.

Pretty ln H 0 I i da y

'°l"*m°'°"5hl°~ “will”! S" Hem-Y ROYAL VISIT MEANS AN EXTRA RED-LETTER DATE THIS YEAR—COMPARISON WITH OLD

dellveri Christin boxes on Dec. 2B is dxfing out. ese days are alning increased recognition in armada but neither is a statutory holiday.

Eire: holidays would not be com- plete without an owtunity to celebrate St. Patrick's , March 17, and l2 in the northof the Emerald le the victory of Wil- liam of Orange at, the Bcyne is re-

on July 12. Scotland alone makes May Day a public holiday.

Some Canada's Own

Victoria Day, Dominion Day. labor Day and ‘lhanksglvi Day, the Dominica's remainin ho ida are without counter-ca in te British Isles.

Quebec's observance of Epiphany. Ascension Day. Saints‘ Day

statu

unique in the Bri lsh Empire.

Celebration of New Year's Day. Good Friday and Christmas Day is general throughout other parts of the Empire, but other holidays. man commemorating h c even . are widely diversified. In Australia they vary in different

as a dozen. The usual number of public holidays in other domin-

~-~--=~- Cardigan Head And ' Vicinity

Mrs Angus Nicholson

Valliay. was a. weekend visitor to

Mr. William I-Iaittan. Lorne Val-

oourse a uiture given at Priiire of Wales College, Charlotte-

Julius Strelcher. famous as the “Mr. John '1‘. Corcoran. 68

Autos are once drain travelli%

Romschnd, have are encountering ver" llttls diifi~

N“ “u t” 1,, ‘mane, Rm, culty- Lets hope the/t ms roads

1M1": . Joseph McAree Si‘. -

successor to the mmthT-LT ' Mme

Valley, t a few very easapt days ing among f hm in Charlottetown.‘

The new cw air rink of Card- now under construction mi:

0n Saturday.

tor to Mt. Stern-rt. '0 Fridayb

shares higher; other groups slight-

anxious skaters are just waiting it! completion and the word "Go."

w.» ‘Ihereea Donnohue. Cardi- gan. was a visitor to Charlottetown

.__.._ Mrs. George MoCausland, was a- mong the recent visitors to the city from Lorne Valley.

M . Joseph Mcliulay. Car ad’? spent the weekend visit n3 n the City. i

Mrs. Gecrre beard. was s visi-

MARKETS AT Swath-NOE Toronto -Gold and junior oil

est I

inconvenient

l 2

onslaught of thenMurrsy River ‘J. - y

week. v half-way mar o regular season of scheduled games.

Standing p! teams in Southern Kings Coun y Rogue.

771a Mam/rig llfier 75H i.

HOCKEY ~

ELECTBICB UrSET D01’! B!

but enthusiastic crowd of spectat- figntinghbunoh of electricians over-

rated Bombers by a score of -2. This was the first ‘clash of the two rival Montague teams in the Southern League.

‘Both teams dis layed plenty of action and riva was keen throughout the game

Bombers bo oals ha been scored against em while playing shorthanded.

check. Lineups

Montague Bombers: Goal A. Fraser, Defence, John A. Mac- Donald, P. Rodd, C. Bell, 2'01‘- wards. P. Fraser, F. MoKinnon, L. Poole. n. McDonald, L. Campbell, L. Fraser, S. Reynalds, H. Clay. P. McDonald. M. Electrics: Goal T. McEwen. Defense. A. Gaudet. S. Keur, A. Fraser. Forwards, W. Martin F‘. McKenzie, B. Landry, S. Mac- Donald, K. Fraser. N. Campbell.

SUMMARY

1S7. Period Llgornbers, L. Fraser (unassisted)

.' Ellectrics, r. McKenzie (w. . . 6i‘, . gigging»; ms (N Camp- bell s. McDonald) 11.» - adlziieixgrics. S. McDonald lune-asle-

.00. Penalties. L. Campbell, P. Rodd, F. McKenzie.

211d Period. lz-gectrioe, W. Martin (B. Lflldry) glllgprubers. L. Poole (unassisted) ‘lltglectrics, F. McKenzie lMartin) Penalties P. Rodd (2). 8rd Period. .

No score. Penalties: R. McDonald, L. Poole, K. Fraser. -.i".

HOCKEY

swoon wcsxs seriviry IN rm: sourusnn xmo corm- n: uociuiv we uri

MOo Moulds n ht Janliaialrlycflth; on ue y on home oe defeated the array Riv- er Tigers 3-2 afteéh a bitterly ovuvgeh: eto Beech Point °“ i2 212i m’ $3.33? on n tlons.

0n W d esoa night l 881110 bunch o: Silver {Vings from Murray Harbour bowed 2-0 to the mighty

to ay three game! in as many nlglilts. Thursday night at home, they had little ioulty de- feating Beach Point Stars 7-1 Ina onesideddzlame of hockey,

OnFri ytheysoourhedtohdur- ray River leg-we and they lost an

e thsTlxerabyascor oft-SHIN: win laced the r fin first place posit on in the uthem League and the Electrics in Second posit- ion but by virtue oi’ a 2-1 c

win at Murray on Sahir- dcy hicht the Mon Klee wound up infirst place position in the e at the end of the usurp‘:

ly lower. Montreal —Utillties and golds

higher; other industrials lciwer.

New York -Stocks‘ closed un- changed.

Winnipeg -Wheat 3-4 to 5-8 cent. hivher.

New York -Cctton. rubber and ooffe~ lower; sugar unchanged.

igan

pr ng favorably

wor xpect to have it coin- lite neat week

MONTREAL CURB (Canadian Press) MONTREAL“ l7--Selcoted 1mg uota oiis on Mound

Club Mailret today were: -

Stocks Clow B uscad i0 Can/t Cad 20 1-4 I ‘memo 0nd I

Auntie. a plotted! n.1,“; can sac, ls Purity Maid. * She's the liey ‘lo the ltaart of a man, belie pleasant or Cm,

Montague Ellectritc 5 4 1 010 B Murray‘ River lgers 5 2 2111.11 5 Montague Bombers 3210974 Beech Point Stars 3 i 1 1 B 8 3 Murray Harbour- .BllV€1'WlI1§S 40401100

different u . the half-way marl: of the . The playingnscason winds up on 4c m- n the three leading _.

I gower to oi guilt tars to: a 1-1 overtime draw

r WLDFAPts,

'l‘lie above is the standing of the teams p till Jan. 16th., e

fir, 28th.. w ms will may off for the title. TIGER-i AND STARS PLAY 0V- ERTIME DRAW

Iii the lrst start i: the eeasoo

Murray ver Tigers?! pla len.

Ind Pharaoh

, ti.“ =i=»'i::-*z~

DEFEATING BQMBBIS b-l AT MONTAGUI

OnJan bth at Montwuc a small ' ors turned out to watch a game

Penalties oved ‘coa to the

Refrae B. Curie and Iiinaunan V. Grant held the game well in

in a Southern Kings Cpuntydiock- ey contest before s. large crowd of gpectators at Beach Point on Jan. } .

y their showing against the stronl Cape Bear River boys rove themselves a r threat in th years league. This encounter was thro ma‘ interspersed by numer- out. f ill; is wh.ch added t0 lib exciiemen. of the fans. ‘rho be - erents were promptly waved to e ty box by referee C. Hyde of urra Harbour and Linesman of OI-pe r. Lineups: