‘ier getting its support on that plat.

MAXIMS

or A MERCHANT

boat we forget. malt. be a reminder.

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A lllfl ‘I h I tl a‘; w-."c-'Z'-l‘t°-'i.1i”.'.‘."s'.'°i". '32‘;

connotes there

Covers Prince Edward Island Like the Dew

Everybody

CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1927

MAXIMS

OI-‘A

MERCHANT

thanksgiving cliflatian

Better a

than a tbanksgiren x0084’,

Charlottetown tlanrdlala Two COIN Morning Guardian Founded 1R8‘!

lllE AllIANlIE REMUVES THE BENSIJRSHIP

, ANDIINBUVERSUNSIGHTLY MESS

Premier Saunders Iil On And Re C. W. Crosby Been Made -Would Hav Published. _ a

In the current issue of the Tem- perance Bulletin. an official report- oi‘ the controversy between the Al. fiance and the Government is given, in which some amazing admissions on tlle part of both parties are made. It appears Mr. Siiundeis de- liberately prepared a platform for the approval of the Alliance. and af-

iorln he has gone back upon it. On the other hand, Hon. Dr. McNcill said he got a promise in writing that the secret pledge he signed would‘ not be published. If it had been published. he said, he would have been defeated. Mr. Crosby stall-zl- that a Conservative Prohlbitionist, who supported Mr. Sailndcrs. said that. he did not mind being called “a d-ned Tory all lily life. but I ilcver thought. 1 would have to bu‘ called a ii-‘-- cd fool. and that's just! what tht-y are i-illiinp, many oi its‘ now."

The Resolution

At a general meeting of the ’I'em nerancc Alliance held in Charlotte town on the 16th of September last the following resolutions were unan- imously adopted:

l. “__ i I Session of the Leg-isla- turm-Resolved. that the Alliance urges upon the Government to con- vene at an early date a session or the Legislature for the purpose of enacting legislation which experi- ence in the administration oi‘ the Prohibition Act has shown to be nc- cessary to its effective enforcement and for the removal of existing dif- ficulties in its administration; in particular, to provide for the ap- llointtlltlnt of satisfactory Magis- trates and to sccilre a thorough. adequate and continuous oversight on the part. of the Commission iii ‘rfsgaect to thc enforcement of the‘

c. -

2-—-C0-0peratloii and Enforcement. Be it further resolved, that the Al- liance hereby reaffirms its piirposc and intention to secure a strict, cf-i fective and impartial enforcement of the Prohibition Act, and hereby Dledges its assistanceand active co-l operation in all measures which may

ated If The Sec

meat. Be it further resolved, that in the.

Accused Of Duplioity In Using Alliance To Get lllltliati-ng His Promises When In Office. Hon; Sal's Many Prohibitionist Conservatives H a v e “D-neu Fools” or. Hon. Dr. McNeill s a. y s H e 9 Been Defe

ret Pledge Had Been t,

the Alliance was acccplcd by him the

more cheerfully, Mr. Bentley‘

meantime and until an appointmcnt,stated, because he knew that the is made by the Government for that‘ Honorable Gentlemen hc was ad- purposc, the General Secretary of dressing were persons whose con- the Alliance, Rev. A. A. MacLeod. victions had already been formed VlSlll. the public schools and impart‘ and declared. and who were not only ““.-?.‘_.'£‘.;Z.‘.‘.‘.‘£.“.%'$ li’...Zl‘..°...'-’“"l"v‘l......l 13.53;“..;,’fl.f.l“g,l‘,§il'fi“ilfit‘llii‘ 33f‘;- as. it has been declared ' part of used for beverage purposes, blit had the platform of thc policy of the declared themselves ready and pre- Liberal Party at the recent Provin- pared to make effective. and strict _' cial Election. that a plebiscite shallltt) enforce the statute which was in- be held iii the silmiucr of 1512i! toltcntictl by the Legislature to givt- cl‘- dctcrniiln‘ whcthcl" or not the pe-oplc icz-t to that principle. of Prlnci- Edward isliiild tit-sire at colitiiiiluilcc oi tho l’l‘t|llll.llll(lll Ai-Ullollnilt- promise given by Mr. Salin- as the law of this Province. and tiers and by iiltiivitiual Liberal cali- thal inlin- mcantilnt- the said Act didutcs that they would maintain “Iilrl 11!‘ impartially zitui ctlicii-ntly thc Prohibition Act, increase its cu orced. ‘ctflc-ii-iuey. and have tlu- law etilcl- Atid whereas. it is tlllt‘ of tlu- plir- t-iitly and satisfactorily enforced. In l1¢51$111111 01119015 0i llu- 'l'l.'lllpt‘l'iilll.'i‘ submitting their case, therefore. to Alliance to dissemliltiti- inforuiiitioli the Govcrnmetit for its consideration regarding the injurious trill-ct ottlu- the Alliance felt they were present- ilse of intoxicating" liquor, and in iiig their proposals to those who furtherance of this purpose thc Al- were iilrt-zidy in favor of their cause. iiance is now engaged in the dis-. - semination oi‘ such information, l)O'lll " written and oral. I

Special Session.

Mr. Bentley thcn iw-ll-rrcd to lllt‘ '

And whereas. it is desirable that an etilightened opinion be secured regarding the evils i'(‘.'~;llll.lll{‘,' from the use of alcoholic liqliors.

Be it therefore resolved. that the Temperance Alliance of Prince Ed- ward Island calls upon all friends of temperance and sobriety to assist in the ctlort being madc by ihc Alli- ance to sccurc an cifcctivc admin,- istration oi‘ all laws designed to prc- vent illegal transactions in litpinrs, and in its effort to assure an enlight- ened public opinion regarding thc effects of the beverage use of alco- hol. so that the coming plebiscite shall be the clear and convincing ul- teranee of an enlightened people.

A Committee was appointed to wait upon the Government and to present to the attention of the mem- bers of the Government matter..- which wcrc llllfillllfltl for lllt‘ll' con- sidcrntion.

Gpvernment liitcrvicu-cil

A conference with the Govern-

Taking up the Alliance's request for a special session, Mr. Bentley stated that he wished it to be clear- ly understood that the Alliance did not claim that any promise had been made by the Liberal Party or the Govcrntnent that such special session would be held. He referred. however, to thc fact that the Gov- ernllit-nt had promised thc pcoplr a plebiscite in Jilly, i929, to (ictcrlnine v/hcthci" ol' not it was desired that the Prohibition Art bc rctailicti as the law oi‘ the province. This pleb- iscite was not reqllcstctl by thc Al- liance but. was aoccptcd by ll iii tlic request of the Premier.

'i‘hc calling of an early session to make more enforceable thi- provi- sions of the Act would carrying of the plcbisc c. Mr. Bentley referred to as a Sword of Damoclcs suspended ovcr the head of the Alliance upheld by the promises nlade by thc (iovcrnnlent. Ii‘ thcsc were broken public indig- nation would fall and the Prohibi- tion Act might be lost.

Reference was made to the spe-

SE

SYllPATHY F [I ll Nlmlllfi IS. Mlllllfilll‘

.._,__ l Canadian Club Gatlr‘

l ering a Notable One] _ -Premier Fergus-on; in Jovial Mood. l l

(From Our Own Correspondent) , '

(i’|"l‘A\VA, Nov, ll. ~ The dinner] of the (‘aniiilian (‘.lub tendered to‘ 1h.- rt-presvtitiitivPt-i 0f 1110 111151" provincial (follfcrrncc last evening, was in wilrlls at. least ii demouutrir, tion oi‘ unity. Tlu- mcctiilg was ad, "iresaed in short speeches by Pfllllt“. bliuiutcr hing and Premiers of an, Droviilces. The premiers of ihrvt‘. 'll'UVll on uw-ri- i‘t‘[]l'l‘.<il5llli'tl by M111“ istcrs, l

‘rho gatht-rlllg iii itself was rathv cr ti tllltulilie one, iholu- present. E11‘, ,. ,.

A bright future for Canadian i-ccciitriclties" of old world verse, is voiced by Alfred Noyes, dlstlngul ihEd British bard. who is in (Yan-

forill, with u. liuluilrilus touch ruull» . ada now. The poet ls shown with his wife, the former Mrs. Woid- blundell.

lug througlloltl,

ES BRIGHT FUTURE FORj-(JANADIAN POETRY

“Yaw

poetry and belief that it is free on

the whole from the "fads and

liir. lioward Ferguson was not- 'l.l)l_\‘ jovial iii his remarks. and zimoug the objects oi‘ ills mirth were Prince Edward island and 1111 Pri-mli-r Suunilers. lie spoke of iill- lty anti (cam work o)’ Quebec and Ontario. iiilll lil referring to Princi- Edward island, Ontario's Premier sold ‘that the island's problem should be l‘i)lll'll(ll£I‘Ptl wiili synl- pilllly’, “A man can't live‘b.y pot- atoes alone," he paraphrased to his auditors’ enjoyment as they renr embcrcil Premier Saunders of P.1d. l. proudly discussing the "spiltia" til‘ his province. |

Prciilicl- Ferguson felt. that, if’ necessary. l‘. l<l.~i should be sull- Slill’ d. 'l‘ll-- same applied to Nova (Canadian Press) Scotiii illill New ltruuswick. “if the, OTTAWA, Nov. 9~Prince Edward tll't‘illll of tlli- Fathers oi’ (folifederil- I-‘JflW-Y-“i BDPBM 101' 11101685811 $111151- tiou with regard to these. two prov. tlics at the inter-Provincial confer- lll(‘<‘.~l was not realized it. must be encc has received the support of all rt llll‘llllil'l‘f'.tl Ilotll arc an integral 011191‘ P1'°\"111C9$-'1'1115~ 1F 15 1111111111195 pol-l ol‘ ('tllll'l‘(l(!l‘lll.i'0ll. "The ultieijW-IS 111" 111111ll11‘ 19111-1111‘ 01 111111191‘ illltl sli-oilizcl- llrtlvillccg must in. discussion on provincial subsidies oi-cpori-tl to help tllt- woalml- i," by thc conference today. The dis- 'rluu is lllv iiltlillde tll-olllllrlL ,¢'-11$§,1011 “'11s resumed. by Premier us lung as Hllt" 1.5;. the beat govi-ppfiBrolvnllle of Alberta. In discussion int-lit slli- over hail." (lntlghteyp of the whole subject. the Maritimes

lSlllllllS APPEA

The Dominion Pr

The lion. Mr. ilarriilgioil was P7955911 101‘ 1119191151311 511b$1d1t3$- also in flllt- f(i|[]|l_ “t. ,.,.fe,.,..,,-| while the Prairie Provinces wanted rut-ttlutih-ly l.) w]|ul_]1|-enlipr |,-,.,._ natural resources. Representatives

ltlistlll ilziil tlilllt‘ ill Ollturio to prn- from 01113119 and Qllebec did "01

ljllliliu“ “m; “m, “II-Hing m 1.1mm, take any active stand on the claims

ltil ‘shiuuililrs and referrctl lo what 9t M91111!“ “m1 western Pmv‘

lic also hail done for prolrlbititln macs‘

l)"; i“ a fawn-Se way‘ l This afternoon Hon. James Robb, l‘|'cliiici' Albert l-luiillilcrs of l’. Minister of “Ilancm Wm make a

l RECEIVES E

. SllPPlllll or lll PRCVINCES.

This Was The Unique Feature Of Further Discussion 0n Provincial’ Subsidies At

ovincial Conference.

The conference adjourned at four o'clock to permit of a meeting of the cabinet but will be resumed again tonight after eight o'clock.

All the members of the federal government who spoke this after- noon dealing with special phases of the discussion affecting their own departments stressed the financial. obligations which the do- minion had already to shoulder not to speak of what increased subsi- dies and taking over of railways, etc., would entail. The representa- tions made would have the most serious consideration of the gov- ernment. and so far as it felt Justi- fied in asking parliament it would do what it could to aid the prov- lnces. It is thought that the wind- up will take place tomorrow‘.

fi lHope To Reduce

Cuban Tariff On Potatoes

WA, Nov. b, ~-- (‘aniida 1S communicating with Cuba respect- ing the tariff on Canadian pot- ‘atooa. The matter, primarily of in- terei-lt to the Maritime Provinces. has been the subject oi‘ recent eon- Jrrcnces between Premier J. B. M. fliaxiei" of New Brunswick, Premier A (‘. Saunders, of Prince Edward island, lion. James Alalcolm, Mili- istcl- of Trude and (Jominerco and lltm, J_,\, Ilubb, liiilistI-r oi’ Fin- l\ll('l’.

‘ The contents of lhc communica- tion to the Cuban government arc not available; bllt hopes are enter~ tallied that. a reduction in the pre- sent (‘uban tariff may he brought about.

Until recently, the tluty imposed by (filba was sixty-five cents per one hundred ltiltlgrams; but this rote. it is uutiersltlotl, was raised

ll NV N.

Commission Is Named

[Sllll

at Opening‘ of Par-

liilment,

IA(,NI)()N, Nov. it. —- The 1101188 m‘ (‘tlllllllullN vriis cruwticd Wmlei” (lily \\‘l|t'll Premier Stanley Baldwin lilllltl l'()ll.\‘('l'\'illl\'t‘ chi-era, entered lllP Iltlildtt and announced the com- position of tlu- Statutory Commiss- ion lo inquire into the working of lefortlls in liliiiii. The Commiss- iotl bill consist of the followlnfii Sir John Simon, .\l. l'., former Sec- retary ot‘ Stale for Home Affairs. non-ii benefit-r oi‘ lilo inner 'l‘emplo. (flliiirniail; Lord liurnliain, proprie- tor oi‘ lho Dally 'i‘elilgrapli, Presid- cnt oi‘ the l-llnpirt.» Press Union: Lorii Strathcona, sou of tllc late HHTOllwsd Sli-iilhcuila and Mount 111131117 Eflnvord tfailogaii, ‘.\l. P.; Slt-jlllt-tl W sh, .\l. 1’.. Colonel Lnni- Fox. s i’., and Major Crattlee, .\l. l’, Prcinil-i- Baldwin stated tbat the illlmes of the commissioners would be submitted to both liouaes of Parliament in resolution.

The Pflvflfllllinvvt wag m" rminlm-L the Premier said, that the taking of evidence would b- zrcalv the‘. i ‘died it‘ the commission invited the Central lllillilll Legislature to ap- point a joint select committee, ‘o

“iilllnlt its views lll u-rittimz in Hm .

commission. This committee might "emain til being for any suoseiju at "(lllfillllfllllill desired by the com- mission. he suggested. and a aim. liar procedure might be adopted with provincial legislatures.

l’21l'llZllll>:lll would bc- invited to refer the jirojinsnla of the commiss- ion to a joint tfolfllflltlee Q1 but}, houses of parliament, Premier iiiiliivrln said, illlll a delegation “rum ilic select taonlmittee of the (‘cliirili lililinu Legislature‘ would be lllVllPtl to confer witli the joint cunlnlhti-ig

SlElI(.‘(l—~G0l‘l’il8ll§‘, Austria, Belgium. "swirl-n. Ireland, Blllflflrlil, Den- mark. Egypt. Finland, France Hun- gary‘. Italy, Japan; Holland: Rou- ‘11-‘111111. Jllco Slnvia. Siam, Switzer-

tn $2.00 pcr ion kilograms and $4.- (JC per 100 kilograms during curtain other mouths. 'l‘lll- effect or the lll crease by (‘ubu has h. t-n of 4i harm- ful llatlirc lo lilo Alnrltlulc lltllulttl shippers, l

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‘nnd and Chczcho Slovakia.

- Announcements,

Coming Events,

|ll|N ill llllllflllfi

be taken for the accomplishment of merit accordingly took place in the $11611 P11111058 11nd for the advance- Executive Council Chamber in the ment of the cause of temperance Provincial Building on the evening 111111 Sobriety. of tlie 11th oi‘ October. at which the 55-361111981 for information. This Premier and all the members of the meeting of the Alliance calls ilpon Executive Council were present. 111111 11811111 urges its members and all Tllc Committee representing lhc Well-disposed arr-sons to forward w Alliance comprised the followingn- the Alliance or to the Inspectors and Cyrus W] Crosby. President; Isaac

‘Enforcement Officers information which might lead to the detection or conviction of any violation of the Prohibition Act or of any other statute which is designed to prevent illegal transactions in intoxicating liquor.

L-lnstruction in Schools. Where- as. it is desirable that instruction be given in the public schools re- garding tlie evils resulting from the use of intoxicating liquors if future nenerations are to be free from the taint. of alcohol.

Therefore resolved. that the Tem- ierance Alliance of Prince Edward Island respectfully request and urge the Provincial Government to take steps to secure the services of a competent person to impart instriic- tion to the pupils in the public 91410015 of the nrovincc regarding thc effect of alcohol upon the humar‘ system.

Be it fanher resolved. that the Sub-Committee of the Executive be "requested promptly to bring this matter to the attention of the Pre- mier and members of the Govern-

______________"g_, Condensed Specials

RATE-to. on word. not each insertion in this column.

Carter, Vice-president Vfor Queen's County; James P. Profitt, Vice-pre- sident for Prince County; Samuel M. l/iartin, Heatherdale, Vice-president ‘or King's County; Rev. R. H. Stav- art, Hunter River, Executive Secre- ary; W. T. Iiuggaii. Treasurer; Rev. A. A. MacLeOd. General Secre- .ary,>with the following clergymcn: tev. H. D. Raymond and Rev. R. C. Eaton, Charlottetown; Rev. J. A. McLiellan, Valleyileld; Rev. F. H. Liittlejohns. Pownal; Rev. F. E.

'{ensington; Rev. R. W. Lindsay, T-Iazclbrook, and Messrs. Geo. Brilwil. Margatc, J. J. McLeod, Bonshaw and N. E. Bentley, Charlottetown.

Mr. Crosby. the President oi‘ the Alliance. in introducing" tho delega- tion. reminded the Govcrnnlcnt of the hclp rcnticrtrd to the Libcral Party by the Alliance (luring the rc- tent clcctioll campaign. and urged. co-opcration bctlvccn the (lovcrn- meni. and the Alliance ill aims which were common to both. ilaincly, the promotion of tciitpcrancc and sobri- ety. Mr. Crosby statcd that the dc- ails of tilc matte to bc brought to ahc attention oi‘ the Government vould bc dealt with by Mr. W. Bentley, KC.

What the Alliance Asked.

In opening the case for the Alli-

3oothroyd. York: Rev. G. '1‘. Sauces,

4§QW ance. Mr. Bentley compllmctited the

cial session of the Legislature held lil Altgllst, 1916. the expense of which was limited to the mere cost oi‘ pllb- lication of. n notice calling the scs- sicn.

Mr. Bentley then took up the mat- icri: to be dealt with til. thc spacial- session. as iolltnvsr-

The Commission.

The necessity of a continuous sup- ervision of the enforcement of the Act. by a responsible member of the Commission was stressed by Mr. Bentley.

'I'he increase in thc number oi‘ in- spectors as promised by the Goverli- ment, and the need of daily con- ferences between the inspectors and the Chairman oi‘ the Commission in order to obtain a satisfactory en- forcement of the Act. were empha- sized. - l The daily rcccipt by the Alliance of communications rcgzirdiilg low enforcement necessitates thc coll- tinucus service of ll Commissioner {to whom these conlmiinicatioiis can be referred for action. The advis- ability of personal attention by tlie Commiasitln during trials of prohi- bitluii cases was also urged. | For thcsc reasons ihc Alliance sug- gi-stcd that the number of Commis- sicncrs be rcduccd from six to three. that provision be made for paying n full time salary to the ChiefCom- niissioncr, and a modest i-ccompcnse to thc other Colilnlissioilers.

Mr. Bcnllcy refcrrctl to cost of the ,Coiiimission tinder thi- lati- Govcrli- 'ment us follows:- Secretarys salary

.' sioners at $300 each . . . . . . .. i800

led rights of search are allowed than

i‘). lsiatlii said his province is now SlF-"lement or,‘ the financial phases. alumna onqw (m, I “my. H" “m, of the question and the conference. ,.| “Hus. “fir,” m» “Hulda WW“, will adjourn at four‘ o'clock to cn- l tiiko up his new song, "Cumi- Olit able the federal nnmsters w hold “l m- “... “H”. prlm,“ Edward l» cabinet council. Thereafter further)

_ Reply Received Fronil ianil iiepcluicii almost exclusively’ discussm" of the question Wm be‘

“m,” /\“|.|(.,,Hu|.,._ tho pcopll- mm“. Continued at. eight o'clock this i\v_l . ' I

lu for llllXWl iiirlliiiig, M irt- lli'lll enmg‘ l , . i 35A,"), “VFW, m. ‘HM hmfmw" “M. It. may be stated, says the official;

-?—> —i-O'i~ -

. Al. o meeting" of the executive oi ll\‘illl‘il with ccrtiliiltlysiletl llulalocu. Prefix‘ that the concellsus or 0pm‘ llit’ A$50018U3d 303N111 01 T11R19 ion of the delegates is that every held ‘as, saturduy a telegram was.

'i‘llt- confers-tire W119i t‘ i - sold Pi‘l‘llll(’.l‘ Siiilluii-i'.~l.d‘nlllte e50,“ shollld be. ‘nude w cream a‘1'°1‘“'a111@d 1° 111” P711119 Mlnlsjer (lziiiiiiliiiiis to l'(‘jilllt(* in their .-l;l.'p'°5per°“° domlnlon by ‘naklng the calling the government's attention ze-uollip, be true to the p|-0vl,,.-..,,-, provinces Prwperous- “mi m“ to the duties imposed by Cuba on Canada, out] ti... llpp," JuL-[L lwhmcve" ‘noneys may P9 expcmhfd Canadian potatoes, and ilrging that

lilvltlciltally, prpuner Tu_.,,.h..,-.lby the radar?‘ amhmlues “Mild some action be taken in the matter. mm Quomw,’ sympathize‘, slmnwlthat end will in ‘fllliiffi be amplyht-Hrhe following reply was recewed iy with tlu- case of the illaritltuluclcoap?!‘ w me ffdglfn 30121911310.‘ ‘d ‘yesterday by M“ S‘ A‘ Mcnomfld’ ‘ and sziid that lloprilvilicta ill (‘oil-l 1 Fswrdaybihlfnlflf H? 11,“,- c: s" A' McDonald‘ . rederunu“ would “Hum, by reammtflled 011 t‘ fll 0 is illflnnct: President Associated Boards of

. I , that he would not care if a hunched Tm c Qhmqottetown, p_ E_ 1_ , 0t iiis-iilviiiitiigcs oi any kind ‘ ’ d '

_ _ ' ' ‘thousand or two hundred thousandl your letgergmm has by (ljrgcfjqn dollars were taken ollt of the othcro; prim;- Mlnjgm- bf-Qn referred to might movincirs w halo Prince 115d-lMnusioi~ of Finance for his immedi- ‘ward Island ovt-rcomc the pecu iar “p. wnsideyfltlon ' ‘ ' - ~ i " i ‘t’ . t ' SOOIBWS Miella |$122233‘..l‘l%f§'..l.l.§ll.." ““’° " ‘Y Sid’ ""‘i-‘§.‘...§‘.“§.‘Z¥l.'li-.. . , While however there is almost ~ '

(Special to the Guardian) jcomplete unanimity oi‘ opinion in LONDON. Nov. 9.-Prof. J. Mc- favor of granting to the western Lennan of the University of Toron- provinces of the natural resources‘ to has been awarded the Royal and of implementing the recom- F01‘ Society's medal for researches in mendations of the Duncan report. _ , ‘ spectroscopy and atomic physics. the suggestion was made by Prem- Prof. McLcnnan is an officer of the ier Ferguson of Ontario that it order of the British Empire. might be well to appoint an inde-

- _ - ,1, commission of flnanclal and Three hundred aristocrats froln plumes; expel-ta w g0 mp; the the silver-black fox_ ranches of the whole question of provincial de- Island are, twine shipped by express mands. m n13)“; n report and w over the lines of the Canadian Na- have ‘his mp0,. Subnlmed w u tional Railways for Toronto on Sat- liege" .,}?°:,;§;1‘.<;,,;§.';g"..‘"°‘"‘ L‘;'£’.i‘..’.;.....§"3§l3.f°“5l “£2.22 "s22: Th: further suggestion was mzadc ggggqi1£l°gaf $513 bihingfig‘; ipilrigéf

hereaa of ue ec - ° ltllatplhé? $50510”: of jiuisdictgn ov- °1 Whmh- l“ ‘he "as" m“ “lwys

Awarded Royal

300’ Silver Foxes

extend the right of search. The delays and difiiculti s in obtaining search warrant were llistrated, and it was pointed out that under Ctov- ernment Control Acts more extend-

are permitted under the Prohibition b Act. ' - Information

1 . Meetings, Etc.

. .__._ l "ROBIN noon RAPID cirrus‘ g MTS. Better Oats new» cm-

lNineteeil Countries Sig-n Convention