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m; gtul of a lub .t - groAlaltli hidden’: avenues-orkiliotiigrlit

ding ‘Iwo Outs. onus-dim, Founded llﬂ.

Ohsrlottotown Iornlns’

Stirring Address Is H e a r d All

Over Dominion

Their Majesties Receive Hearty Welcome From “Most English Of Canadian Cities”. Presents Colors To Royilslanadian Navy

(By R. K. Carnegie, Canadian Press Staff Writer)

VlC'I‘0RIA, May so-(cm-King George predicted today that Canada, her shores on both the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, will become “a thoroughfare between two hemispheres.”

“Here, on the shores of the Pacific, I can realize the position which Canada occupies,” asserted His Majesty. “Her Atlantic windows look to Europe, her Pacific wiii- IiOWS to Asia and the Far East.”

The King spoke at a luncheon, attended by members of the British Columbia Legislature; their wives and other officials numbering 300. His address was broadcast over the national network of the Canadian Broadcasting Cor- portition.

The address featured a. day which ivas portly one of rest for the Kine and Queen but which in- cluded CiVlC and provincial wel- comes, the Government luncheon Ind nvo drives which took their lé ‘v .~= through i5 miles of Vic-

... s

Shipping Tie-up Threatens Loss

sweets. . ~ . d o! ' Tii Fishermen

and noout 20,000 visitors scattered over the long

v. crzr expected another 20.000 i: mostly from seattle. but cf ilVll‘. chose t0 go to ~ :r's celebiatlon esterdsy zecl excursion lners did

c spoke in the most weat-

(By The Canadian Press)

YARMOUTH N. 5.. May 30— ﬁshermen of this western Nova Bcotia port faced serious los to- night.» lack of transportation- for their lobster catch left s 820.000 cargo of the fish ready for market but unable to get there,

The Eastern Steamship Comp-

. . anion city after havi visit- ed u cf the nine provincgg He “w um“ Yumoum‘ expecwd w ha; y?‘ to ‘w; NH,- Brun;w1ck_ call here today and on which most

of’ t-he loosens were to be shipped. was among the 13 craft tied ulp in Boston when members of a sea- faring union called a strike be- cause of the refusal cf steamship opera-tors to make wage adjust- merits,

A survey by dealers along the coast showed only one small boa-t was available. far from large en- ough to carry the l.400-od1l crates of crustaceans across the 200-mile distance from here to the New Ehigland market. Fishermen so far have been unsuccessful in lining up other craft to can-y the per- ishable lobsters.

Since the lobster season here closes tomorrow night. and fisher- ifiiil m““rii‘.°‘rn"i°a ‘“ tfﬁ“ iii llsle for em a av. e w

;'§§,‘,§'§°{,,,'“,,,,‘,§'_' “lama have to be put beck in the ocean —~.,,, ~-~—-—>_- parade“ methyl i; ghgqm?‘ ‘ lkzcs-Cenoo o Pride, ‘ a oun. Even wen ep cr- orly-iint-s. 1.3L culutin salt water the lobsters _____ will no stay alive long.

"Donor. French River Hull. The wholesale price for lobsters Thursday, June lst. L-ltllﬂ-B-Zil-li. tonight was l6 cents a pound. At 100 pounds to the crate. a low av- erage since most crates weigh be-

glfir‘ 5610M mid Prince Edward 5 'i "

Hr eiciressrd gratitude for the lei a:i:i affection offered Tnetr s on their westward trip. Biiczticements lasting firc hours ended in mid-afternoon when the King presented c0101»; to the Iirryal Canadian Navy in a

. Ol_' at. historic Beacon Hill _ Al terxva

t. i:' tlme__la§

_;

(Continued on page ‘l, (101 1)

comma {Vfllll

"Dance in Pownal Garage Hall,

Whuiesdiir. May 81st, Aid of Rink. ilween 14o and zoo pounds. the L-IOZO-b-go-m, quantity endangered totals at least 140.000 potinds. With costs

of catching the lobstezs and ship- lng them to Yarmouth included he loss would .be considerably more than $26,000.

PDa

rice at K0131 Korner dance Q1811. Vemon. Wednesda

st.

Y» MB?’ L-l0ll-5-ii9-3 .

"Deuce in Hunter River Hell Clood

The Pe

Covers Prince Edward Island Like the Dew

CHARLOTTETOWN. CANADA, WEDNESDAY, MAY 31, 1939

or A p _ MAXIMS MERE MAN P‘ °' * _.__ _ MERE MAN

"iii". Read by Everybody

Axis Powers Pledge Mutual Aid In Military Alliance

Germany and Italy each pledged to

aid the other in “war or peace" when they slg-ned n 10-year mll- itary pact. in Berlin. Signing of the treaty is pictured above Adolf Hitler, ls seen seated in the cen-

ter. At extreme left, Count Clano signs for Italy while Joachim von Rlbbentrop (extrema right) signs for Germany. Standing, ls General Alberto Parisni. Italian General Staff Chief.

M0l0l0FF ” l

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"Ring And Queen Prepare

Q§O4

T0 ADDRESS PAREIAMENT

Soviet Government Still Maintaining Strict Silence On British Proposal.

For Journey Back East i

~v+o+ovﬁ ‘V7 v vv v By E. A. FULFORD Canadian Press Staff Writer

VICTORIA. May 30—Happy ait the wonderful welcome Canada has given them. well and fit after as strenuous a trip as any modern monarchs have "taken, the King and Queen tonight made ready to turn their backs on the Pacino for a fast return rim east.

Their appearance today as they went through a ﬁve-hour schedule oil’ functions and parades and later rested a Government House indicated the ‘ed the ﬁrst-hath of the trip siplendczily.

lllillSE PASSES UFFIBIAL SECRETS MIT

Hon.’ E. Lapointe Com-

MOSCOW; Ml! ﬁll-rib]? .—. The soviet Government ms - talneu silence today on reports

\PAlAOE or

ill R B HBISHIJP

iSSElZEB

Direct Appeal T0 Chancellor Hitler By Primate Goes Unheeded.

§ALZBURG. Germany May 30- tAYJ-Ahe palace of Archbishop Sigismund Waltz of Salzburg, the ltomau Catholic primate of Ger- imlllyi was in possession of the iNazl black-shlrted Elite guard to- , night after an appeal. directly to t Chancellor mtler went unneeded.

The Archbishop asked the ﬁreh- rer to rescind the seizure order, which deprived him of the use of his residence. Authorities seized the building yesterday while the

A-rckhlblshop was away, A11 the h".

were removed and stored.‘

"The primate. finding himself

u- - ssese‘. took temporary resid- ence in a seminary. What steps he

planned next ivere not disclosed.

Archbishop Waltz was notified by authorities a month ago that he would have to leave the palace,

_whlch is state property, on the contention the S. s. needed the building,

At that time the Archbishop Wrote to Hitler asking him to "lunireﬂmmd the order because, he Sald- Emllieror Francis lI of Austria guaranteed the chum}; the Pflvlletle of using the palace ?gld certain other properties in

This action followed the secular. lzation of l802.b_v which all prop. erty belonging to the archbishopric of salaburg bemme stale property.

Last October the Archbishop ‘FR-S the Obiert of a demonstration in front of the palace in which the crowd chorused “away with Waltz.“ During the incident smne of the windows in the palace build. lng were smashed.

meme 0" Bilssla" Anglo-swig]; liiihntlitii.ff...i’éi.“i..fi.i?s"‘ stares"... its Pa“ — Raw‘ P?“

trl"::..:.".:.Fi:":.*i.;'-:; ;:.t"*i.~.:r::;2:“>::. ‘scissors; “eds Made will‘ Agreement Near proposals prosbnted last week t0 rides M an fatJ-jgu1ng_ LQgISIaUOII.

the Soviet Government and none apparently was expected soon.

officials professed ignorance of fighting reported in dispatches from Icuyo which, said Japanese-domin- ated Manchoukuo had protested to out/er Mongolia. within the Soviet ii’n‘iiién°in‘é"hfi‘l.°gisii.ﬁf‘iitﬁf. iilfii violated the Mancnoukuo border.

A possible clue to music's course was waited from a 5g sch by Vyach-

Members of their stat! say they lake it ail in stride and really en- Joy greeting the crowds. meeting people and ivaiching the country's beautiful scenery from the royal rain. Their actions as they ride thpough the various cities support th s.

The Queen is always eager for new and lntrrestinrz sights and often touches His Majesty's elbow to point. out. a colorful group of

(By The Canadian Press)

OTTAWA. May 30~Adlherence of Ramstc to the Enrico-British anti- aggresion block in European poli- tics will not reconcile Justice Min- isterr Ialpeintte to Communism. He told the House oi’ Commons this todlay as A, A. Heaps (CC F. Win- nlpeg North) entered a mild pro- test against the minister linking Comrm-unlsm with Fascism and Nazism as anti-democratic forces,

eslass Molotoff. retailer-Foreign subjects or a unique decoration. Commissor. before the Supreme His Majesty always turns to look "It seems to me." said Mr. Soviet. Russian “-Parliamenr,' back. Heaps. "that in these days when

Russia is expected to come to the rescue of some other of the den-io- cratic nations or the world, when to Vancouver. into the din is to bccvme pant of the antl- shoutlng and the rumble. of train aggression block, we should not wheels. suspended in cheers and lump these three inﬂuences toge- songs and flags. ther in so far as the question of peace or war ls conoemed. for we

Can "Take It" recognize today the totalitarian

But no one who has been trav-

states as helm: a menace to the

pence of the world.“ oiling with thorn across Canada "1 Rm afraid 1 554411 keen on dis. expects either the King or the nrzreeins with mv friend" said Mr Queen to break un-cler the hard Lapalnte. "Whatever military pacts work the-v arc doing. The unani- mous opinion among reporters a-

azc enttsrrd lrito in European

coilritries, I shaft] abhor Commun- bcrarti the. pi'ot train is that the roviil couple can "take it."

which lsln session nOW. His address L; expected at. 7.30 P. M. tomorrow (1.30 P. M. ADI‘).

Molotoif asked Sh" William Seeds. the British Ambassador. for an el- ucidation of certain points in the revised An io-FTﬁnCh proposals for a, mutual a d pact with Russia.

Thev talked for about 40 mlnutxs i through an interpreter, but Molot- off gave no indication of the Bov- iei atiiiude toward the proposals.

It was considered likely the Com- missnr would foreshadow the Soviet reply in tomorrow's speech el- tlicugli it we. pas. Ill} he could call the British and French represente- i-lves to the Kremlin at an early hour Wednesday to deliver a. formal

They move again into the sen of faces tomorrow when they travel

ism as much as the other tori,"

The King wears a serious ex- rression most of the time as befits the ruler of an emralre of 500.000.-

reply before he makes his speech. Spgﬂdy PM...“

The discussion took place as the

House gave speedy passage to the

Efﬁsdei‘ iusht. June 1st. W» L-l1l5-li-3l—2i.

"Bﬁlilcn dance Thursday June 151.0. K. Presby’! Orchestra. ad-

i}

‘mill noun Q_ c_ Green L-Mil-Z-twt-ff. "Afton Hall

dc , _ ton" ht. Play by in. “their orchestral“ “mm ﬂbc snd m. L-iloe-s-‘at-ll.

"Come to nnst norm _, y. Friday ‘£1,161 2 to Meet the Malones" pre- ~ hv the East Royalty Com- cluib. n-iiaii

Crlpps, George Russell

mlneiworker. They were groups opposing the had voted against such n

mumw whose actl.‘ ' nwlksefve M-oh-dsy June 5th for

. y . ‘m’ ‘Immunity Olub. 11-1135.

soldier" and bearers of Six thousand returning from Vlgo. Spain, tomorrow-

prlnelpls of a bill which

OTTAWA, May ltb-Trllilllﬂﬂ Astor Curse obtained mate- in the House

IZ-ilas-e-al-ai,

5°" l-oiic R-i riser a "Mm Valley rm’ z (lgngﬁ- ~ lfglet- Kenaington Ii ‘mlpohureh. .

P

jlllﬂlﬂl

Late News Briefs ,7

two others requested the Labor Party _ _ _ H d suspension for "popular front" sctlvltieig The five were Sir Sta or -__‘ Stausa and Ncurin Bevan.

merit, and Lleutenmt-Coninunder E. P. Young and Robert suspended for ulvocatiiil ‘"1"!’ 0i =1" Chamberlain Government sfter the Labor Party common front.

5531,"; M" 30_Gornun volunteers in the were practically ignored years. were hailed by newspapers today I8

_...._._-_. h otrr-Aw/i, my ao-‘rbs House oI Commons tonight approved t e would restrain companies beneflttlng from the

customs tariff from paying excessive profits and unduly small wises- c-s-iili-Q-

Minister Howe and Resources Min- approval m the minimal-tr delnrtmﬂitll ""- of Commons today. The total appropriation! PM!‘ ea by tan House ln committee of supply was Jim more thin

appointed commander of the hams nest, last Insular. u” 1 ‘haonbautfaa “SW-en? nhgwtlttinies.’ on on 1000.‘ lspssssnl. testis-mum

Official Secrets Act. aimed at es- pionage and the disclosure of gov- ernmental information i0 fcnrfgn

, c him often and spoken to him he is not a stolld tyipe

V’ 000 people. But to those who have H seen l Ills smile is sudden arid unex-

"llulon 30 cents. 14-1132-5431-21, peeled. lightinv, up his face and interests. It is a consolidation of Bu 1 m. TVVHillTQ a izisicl for happgineséi Thu J1‘ i“ me hm‘ "i Mm“? — ~- e- r-r ‘»_"* , a ‘,, ‘t " -—e_r___/ Therr is a cenune wom n m’ m‘ mm“ "m" sournronr, England. May sci-ram membe . of Parliament and liluilll" S‘ l" l“ mm"?- Gﬁts TWO Yﬂﬂfs

‘The Queen ususﬂlv ls smiling and leave: the rnnwctlcn that she gninviri" the WhOlP thing huge- "? Pﬂflle‘ liq A‘l ivho meet her find her graceful and charmin/i.

In his provincial government. lilnoheon speech today the King said it was a privilege to tr-avel through "no gmnd a country. He and his Queen will see more of just as grand on their trip east.

As they speed up through Brit- l=h Columfda for a 25-hour rest at

today to readmlt them after their

0n Arson Charge

AMHERST. N.S.. May 30-40?) —Charles Oorkum of nearby Mal- aigash. N.S.. was sentenced to two years in penitentiary by County Court Judge Allan MacDonald tn- dsy on an arson charge. Corkum was convicted of setting tine to a ldbater factor-y on Saddle Island, in the Nortluimherlnnd Strait, last year. Damage of several thousand

members Bruce, s political

Spanish civil war. at home for more than 1W0 "examples for every German

C, tradition omnnfriiiiiiiieTln to reach Hunbllrl tlrfllﬂt" Pal‘ 531mb .1172" $1?‘ pal: dollars was caused by the fire. Field Marshal Goering will welcome them. ./“»_l‘r~§“:;;~1 mélélh Page w“ of _ ?-—*-———-—-—. rn-mlntain scenery that. deligiibed Given Thlrd

them (m their trip wrest. Return In 5 Days

Reading In Senate

OTTAWA. May amendixw the Canada Grain Act and the Wheat. Board Act. were uiven third reading in the Benatzc today. An eleventh hour effort of Sena-tor W. M. Aseltlne (Con.

While it took them six days to ‘reach Victoria from the Ontario iwunidarv on their westward trip thiev will make it in ﬁve disys re-

,000,00ﬂ. ‘so ‘timing. with the only long stops

“miles-rumination. __“"‘ Jse dF/d t. n Ski itnn htd- L-‘IM-l-Bﬂ-ﬂ- NEW 7933' M" 3°""'“'"" “m” "m l" hﬁlihhe; iiiny 112st eta-an hOursm-Pllaingliii. w ere 11:23am? dhurclniliive Lynne? iii. n“ *-'— f0!‘ DP- ENMP" 3°” ‘wﬂhm’ 5" “mm” w“ °r ° ' a t Q Thev are seasoned travellers and chided in the 70-cenis a bushel 8 "Mkkknllhlfolfnags Y. P; eye, ear snl thrill! “Mimi "l" m“ ‘ukm! y°“°"l”- l" em“ "is 2'4 days they have spent on minimum payment to be given b PM‘; their any "Ibr will lie in. omnwood Column. Irwklrii- Dr- Phillie" "r;“':':l.‘,': ~i~.- movc since tthev leift mitﬂlnd the Oovornlnmt. was anorectic-iii.

V! - 000 , t. of Glenhnlme, N. 8.. and s graduate of Pletou Ac m! In I ° May 5-14 of them lnOannda-an ————-—————- ‘hum-alga all atlocioek. u-"mum "'1 record experience for Their SEEK l-IIT-AND-HIIN DRIVER

- -----— Nfnjestles. -——-* Is- 088-540-31- i _ bee il- ﬂllﬂllﬂl/IILE. N. 3.. MA 5° . MONTREAL. Mo! l0—A Scottish born mariner '01:; It'll Edhlilbxlh when they haven“ to Alumna (w) _M m mum’ w” yum m" l d this '1"! I'll" 59 V" n 7"“ ‘M’ cww“ c‘ I‘ s." a and New Zealand in 1M’! as the m; tn u! Joanne Dslgle 3 llnss County lbrlilbllilm assooia- will command the lmllnss of Brit-sin when the nest llnsaltags 0mm and ma“! d; Yo“ m” yum m gllofed hit and Ifuu will be kl was King and Quinn home from their Oanslun boui- next men _ n am‘ w“? "my mom mﬂmd m”, {mm ‘ma’ Wu“ ‘

PM" "l" l’ months and at om. almost lislt out. m»; and pieces of wool or

of it spent on HMS. Re-rvowntra- ‘thread hgdbgen round. Octave Quebec

tit-st. MD manual traveler and sent to Beliit- fiirctlons orowdedinto the days n Jghn m; gmsyﬂs, ‘hem are in the 30 days they The inquest w“ "tend in Canada and the trolled ﬂattirda . dad statesbeforeleovtngtsumﬂsltfs-x thstde onsetnmﬂofreoklqs Jim 15. -¢lsh&

played more workers on 1080, it was sohwn will! In I latest date 11.807 more than on Alf" 1. While °" 'BI s pencil unsettle 10mm

30-'I‘he bills >

wmoon, May

with ﬁance, rcussla were advanced by Great. Britain to- day as belief strengthened that lo- moxrow may bring announcement of Soviet agreement. to London's Iﬂfmula for the European Anti-Ag- gression fmtnt.

on new assurances given that there was no rcas n to fear that the proposed

ions would delay its automatic 0p- erat-ion in case of an emergency.

The latest British note k5 under- stood to have been delivered tn the Kremlin by Ambassador Sia- William seeds. A resume of its contents was given to Soviet Ambsssad MB-lsky during a conference here with Bu‘ Lancelot, Olopha-nt, head of the Foreign Office's eastern divis- ion.

Official confidence in Soviet Rus-

sia's participation in the European,

security league. possibly to ,iiounced ioniorroiv when ‘Premier V, Molotofl addreses the Supreme Soviet. was reflected in

be an-

Edward Smigly-Rydz, Inspector- General of the Polish army to at- tend next autuiiiirs Brltlsi army manoeuvres.

A similar itivliazton was sent last week to the soviet War Com- mlssar, Marshal Kelmenti Vorosh- lloff . General Marie-Gustave Gamclin, chief of the French Gen- eral Staff, undoubtrrily will at- tend tlic Will‘ giinrs at Aldershot. If Marshals Sniigly -Rydz and

will bring together the army heads of the four most powerful mem- bers of the security line-up,

The invitatgon to the inspector- goticrallf thr- Pohsh army wai

(continued on page '1, Col B)

Statement Draws Rounds 0f Applause

BY R K CARNEGIE {Canadian Press Staff Writer)

of the empire la mekins. the Premier did not

expected there would

however, so stirred his that. they broke through all

ner and applauded vlcoroualy The King

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‘His Majesty Predicts Great Future For

Troopers ‘

_ SO-AOi-u-Plans for direct army stall consultations‘ and Poland

British expectations were founded Moscow

L ice-power pacts link with the league o1 Nat-

or Ivan .

Soviet

die invitation sent today to Marshal

Voroshiloit accept, tne manoeuvres

while say so, it was ‘M ' ll ruptlons His Mejcstyresglrtitiisotfixi; "“°“"‘ m’ “m” P"- cedenit ln a typical western man-

iwalted until the Ip- plsuse had died sway Ind the" proceeded.

a mun‘ hll ls lured ii nu eenaitiinii sﬁtﬁlity “ind u? perfume.

f

AunuAl Iuhsurlptlou Dsllvarsd 00.00 By lull-I’. l. l. 04.00; Canada and U. I. lﬂM.

Canada Recalls_l\_lame Of

Province Chosen By Grandmother

King ‘Comments On “Vastness Of Canada” In Luncheon Speech 5L Victoria

VICTORIA, May 30—(CP)—-Following ls the text. of the Klnli speech at the luncheon given by the British Columbia Government 00- day:

The Queen and I have crossed Canada from east to west, from ocean 0o ocean, and stand now on the shores of the Pacific.

Your kind words, Mr. Premier, have set the seal on the wonder-hi welcome that has been given to us at every stage of our long westward journey.

I thank you for them; and here, at Canada's wutem gateway, I thank all those thousands of Candalans whom we have seen incl we landed at Quebec, for the loyalty and affection that. they ha‘ offered so generously to us both_

To travel through so grand a ‘

country is a privilege to any man

but to travel through it. to the accompaniment of such an rt overwhelming testimony of good

will, from young and old alike. is an experience that has, l believe. beendgranted to few people in this wor ,

Society Elects- New Slate

the Prince Edward-

Soclety at the anmlll

the organization lad 0n took film

Deeply Grateful

We are deeply grateful for it; we shall never forget it: and the inspiration it has given us will heorten and encourage us for the res-t of our lives. _

In the course of this journey I have seen the old. settled parts of the Dogntinion which have a. long history behind than. and I have seen the newer parts. of which the first eettlenlenih is still within the m of living man. When I remedy thathuelmmasfer

Otto is

from London. I realize aomethlHB 01 u"

le. . man lance-president. of tho MB?‘ itime organization. U“! this Province. A hearty vote of thanks w; ext-ended the retirlnﬂ’ 031C979

the brood p , changed by the pioneers to the uses o1’ men. Mid the mum“; the mighty mountain ranges The m“ m“ o‘ Oman, aymwg lhmuﬂhi WW1‘ wihufdelghndillﬁ: last night includes: roads. hm n l Pres-Mrs, DeBlotl. silent!“ "f the CW4!" P°°Pl°- Ho“ o-ms. n. n. £10m. "Rewards Still Before You" hwuwlm militia ggelgag Pesky”. '1" “_4 $ . For most of you, the W656i“? rea5“m,'ne_ﬁn_ ygssm y

Program ran. Miss J. Macclonald. ll/liss Ru

Heartz. Press Agents-Mrs, Creelmananl

task must be _ the heritage already sec

those who have gone before. Never- theless. in this vast land. W?“ NW9 also still before you the rewards of

the development of urcd by

Miss Ioiwe. _ Rxecutlve~All offices! with LI~

vlgiqimgﬂ $3‘? glggeﬁlrff; fémfof; '1“(l Mrs, m. Harris and Mrs. n. D - G045.

the fringes of the erect heirlh- M‘

Once those northern wilds were

nsideired of little value except as Ann“ “aunt” lihrmme A" iii.» home of fur-bearinll mimiilr- “m “M” Nuw tiheiy are being surveyed and mapped. and settled so far as settlement is possible

The Maritime Art Associat held its annual meeting for l9 last Riday and Saturday in Sack-

Valusble mines are beinﬂ Wmk- villa N, , ed right up to the Arctic circle, We were the guests of Mount Al- There in the north is a field lison Unlversil/y. enterprise for youth which it. will Dr, Truemcn. president 0f the reﬂector “l snarl...‘ 8.‘.’.“°..‘°n‘&l°°§‘:° is. *".i2:.r:n a. f, B. I1 - v 5 - mum only wish m make a. tr amusing as well as thought prev

possible for me m lP

mm that, rggmn WhlCh hOltis SO much of Canadtfs future‘-

Hﬂm m; the shores oi the Paci- oan ream; the position

occutks. Her At- lantic windows look id Europe i861‘

Pacific windows to Asia and he

Fur East. A5 science reduces the

ban-yer; 0g _ this country

will become a thorou-ilhillfe bej tween two hemispheres, some day

the peoples M Lhg wm-lrl will coin-e .

éé‘.-.‘f.é‘§.l’titn‘.“'ifnn°‘li‘é°ﬁiil Qliéinét‘. i You 5min“ m,“ A, glinttiiiioiciaroncgiirhiatplnylna an ~ WAY FOR YNIRBUAF l

‘“""~“““Y "“"°“'““"" W‘ ti“- oa MAKE w FOR (its otiieu rte-ow l‘ yd

voicing and spoke imfonnallv- H! gave us glimpses into the confusion produced bv the different. schools of thought in the mind of the 0g dinary person and he wonder

why some art-his in painting an animal like a horse jgiuore itiljgll:

i ilc, I Whl-Ch Canada

_@or,itlzi,ini_uuriayr LQQJ!‘ ‘

furthering friendly relations _ tween the east. and west. with the widoning of her role v1 let"; national inftrflféiﬂrlrlm Wm mm‘ correﬂponding benefits to man- kind.

Iuilrul T0 ADDRESS vrarolua. my WPWWW is the wit. of the reply by ‘Ijlhe George to Pannier T. D. Putt .05 address of loyalty- li; iidd_.*°i»°‘_l5L~‘2l;Y’B§-$?;'£l

(Continued on veer: ‘l- Q01 4‘

Boyd? Program For Wednesday

VICTORIA. May 30 —-tCP>- mpponio, an The great audience at the lunch- ______ and magnum ;._ eon liven by the Bfluﬁh cglmlma (By The ion Press) Dawson 34 U Government. to the Kins an Q1160" The m“. u“; qua,“ "n; than» Vancouver 4a so just dflmlllﬁoélaf}; vrehfglrkigéilneeotg; eutygrd run serous Canada for!!!‘ Edrnkonton g :2 Iau n8 h d s a p d“; wnglnmtalzademgrwﬁﬁ: aliizbrlroaoilxng‘ is ‘tsyrdsggnpro- glélgnniaoeg g

i t- it "-5 9 - Tb to 3i the world will come to muse Fvfémam, ottrgi-in so a: inn. pgosparitlv 2am}; ,_'=°°P°"" 3.00 pJIL. AJIJL-Iieave onCsn- Montreal :3 l: lo hn n n l stesmshl Prlnm ebec

rhefore gemtillns begigiunnciitwlenggrgg £1331 Plzslohaneouver. p saint. John :66 l‘: Premier u o an “v33. 3,41; the KW! h“ '°‘1“§f"°° ‘h; “d1; xiisngiinpai-nvni. onuiohoetown 4o so cnce to remain sit ng. an a): d no ,_m__s“d mo“, w’ w always the custom when the ea $330531-

Now Westminster. NEW WESTM

IN TEE: a pom-Arrival and procession Maritime

East: Strong m shifting to northwest; peril: 0 with scattered ahowm. High tide this mou-ninust I10! and tonight M. 10.07. sun sets this wepius at. 1:31 f rises tomorrow mailing at 4:1 .

8.10 pain-Presentation of elvlo oﬁlclnla prior to departure.

CIIILLIWACK:

10.20 pJnF-Ten-mlnute stop.

(Note: Times given above are ﬂvs hours Inter than

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