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UESDAY, JULY 11, 1939

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_ liuplessis “Actively Join” me: With Manion

(By The Cami-dllrn Press)

ST. THOMAS, 0nt., July 10 -1’:-smier Hepburn had “noth- ing wbstevsr to say" today when asked about I report he sud Premier Dnplessis of Que-

msy “actively join". the forces opposing Prime Minister Mackenzie Kin 3 Government.

“1 hove noth 3 Whatever to say." Mr. Hepburn said. “I do not wish to discuss the matter st all."

The Globe end Mail today quoted “usually well informed sources on Parliament Hill" as saying the Provincial Premiers msy join against Prime Minis- ter Mackenzie King and "will openly support Hon. Dr. Rob- ert J. Mlnlon." National Con-

Lender.

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». before court sxltourned on ay for the week end. The de- did not put in evidence and . summing up of the case for . crown was completed F‘rids_v

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case, Lavinia Bomvell. plaint- vs. the Irving on . lied and another. defendant. . ion for damages resulting from socldent was settled out of

somewhat . l;a.r , . down for ring early in October.

' on court adjourned until this in: the civil jury case. Stew- was before the

Makes Strong Protest To, Japan

_.__..._ As!-IINGTON. July 10 ._(AP) I a United states emphatically otested to Japan today against ndiscriminste bombings" at ;nngl:inK. brovislonal capital of line, "which seriously endanger- Jnder instructions from state retsry 1-lull, the Charge D'Ar- at Tokyo, Eugene H. Doo- in, made what: the state hepari- snt. termed “emphatic repre- mtotions "to the Japanese min- - of foreign affairs.

‘ es Huge Saving In New Terminal

. I c: N,’ Ont., Jul)’ 10 — ()~—-frrtnsport Minister 0. D. - . mm s service club here ‘vodsy - 912,000,000 expenditure on s toxsninsl will result in ” $10,000,000 "almost. immedi-

1:‘ . . no-we said he thought 1. plots revision of the freight;

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Blow Against Danzig Blow Against Poi- - and Premier Warns.

LONDON July 10- (CP)—Primo Minister Chamberlain today guar- imteed British assistance in Poland should she resist "a clear threat to her independence" in 3 mencumus. Iv-worded sum.-ment delivered be- fore a. hushed Houle of Commons.

-Spanking in u mutter-of-foot voice, and with the endorration of I~‘_rance and Poland. the Prime Min- lstcr explained that a blow against Danzig was a blow a dust Poland. Great Britain, he in outed, accepts the fact that Dennis is vital to Polish independence.

disclosed also

The Prime Minister

that Soviet Russia has brought for- ward new count: -proposals in the molonged negotiations between Lon. don. Paris and Moscow for 2: Eur-

opean peace front.

MEANT FOR HITLEB

Mr. Cha.mberla.in‘s statement on D8-nzlg addressed itself to defining the British point of View in the clearest possible terms. British lead- ers had previously made it clear in lie speeches and in the press.

ub Fhal. the statement, was meant as

much for Chancellor Hitler as for no

House.

“We have guaranteed to give our assistance to Poland in the case of a clear threat to her independence. which she considers it vital to re- sist with her notional forces, and we are firmly resolved to carry out this undertaking.” Mr. Chamberlain said.

"The vistuia. (River) is Po1and’s

0111)? waterway to the Baltic, and the port. at its mouth (Danzig) is therefore of vital strategic and economic importance to her." ' is statement. was generally in- terpreted as Britain's acoe tanoe of the Polish claim that is vital to Polish independence, which Bri- tain has guaranteed.

STRESSES FOUR POINTS

Answering critics who insisted that "Bn'ts.m will never fight for Dunzlg," and apparently trying to discourage Germany from believing she can bring Dauzig back to the Reich without 3, major war, Mr. Chlzxzlrcrisberlam stressed these four

1. “Britain has guaranteed a-lsLst- once to Poland in case of a clan! threat to her independenma" and is "f1rmly resolved to carry out this undertaking."

2. Britain accepts the fact that Danzlg is vital to Polish independ- ence because “another power estab- lished in Danzig could, if it desired block Poland's access to the see sud so exert an economic and military stranglehold upon her."

3. Britain 15 alert for action to en- courage an uprising in Danzig which would force Poland to take uction against the Free City and thus make Poland seem an ax- gressor.”

4, “If the sequence of events should in fact. be such as is con- t9:,npLai,e_d_Ju,i11!Lbyp0thests. the

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Canada’s Exports Show Big Gain

(Ev The Canadian Press) O’l’I’AWA. July lo-An increase of 371000.000 in Canada's export trade for the first six months of 1939 is noted in a statement lmued by Tmrle Minister Eula‘ here to- day. The value of Canada's ex- ports to the end of June this year was .000. During June exports of Canad- ian produce had s value of $93.- 269,l44, compared with $66,001,943 Re-e-rpm-ts . the some mrmth were 31.232236, 3 dropfrcrm 011,646,891.

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.7‘ 5 CITY FINANCESS OVER DA7v°2}c

Report—R-evealsi Very Serious

Irregularities

Summary Anzl-I-3-etailed Re- port Of Special Auditors Tabled At Coggil Meeting.

A shortage in the funds of the City of Charlottetown of $69,436.43 was revealed in a report tabled at the regular monthly meeting of the City Council last night. The re- port, which runs to sixty-nine typed pages, was prepared by Messrs. D. F. Archibald and W. A. Morell, chartered accountants engaged to make a special audit and investi- gation of the accounts.

Grave irregularities are charged in the auditors’ re- port, which makes recommendations with a view to im- proving the situation.

They also prepared a. summary,

oration To Be Attended By Former Premier

{Members of the City Council, of gout’ Cit}? E-s at Janua 15¢ (Canadian Press) 193 . W ' circumstances u. it to be mm of Confederation," Mr. sidered as 9. complete report. 1'e- P. D. Tilley, son of the late placing the detailed report thathﬂi Leonard Tilley, one of the Fathers already been submitted. of Confederation, said in an inter- As dinizuucmd by e ‘Ir:-esttnllxiliéiear} \'ie'wThlciere. passe it an emerstmy “ very birth of Confederation your Council held on February 28th. 1939. we commenced work on March 0th with the intention of first end- iting the year ended Janu8-!'.V 15311. 1939, and examining previous years at a later date if considered neces- sary. on discussing matters with the City Clerk shortly after our up- mpmenc we learned that all de- nture interest coupons Bald rim‘ to Norvember 27th, 1938. M1 en idestroyed, and on exam the General Ledger found that it had not been completely posted nor ever balsnoed since it was opened in 1932. This made it necessary 00 establish an arithmetical balance of this ledger from 1932 to the year under review which was done with-

out exarnlning vouchers for the in- tervening years except on obviously irregular items.

city of Charlottetown. Gentlemen:- As re uested by the Mayor and the C max: of the me Com- mittee we have prepared this sum-‘ h. e wish to emphasze that U SAINT JOHN. N. B.. July 10-- ml; summary is prepared entlrelyi It is 3 very pleasing thing to sea for purposes of brevity and C0nVEni'l that Prince Edward Island, espec- ame in presenting a very lengthy! ielly Charlotte , the 75th anniversary

mnry of our report on the affairs‘ picture of irregularities and under

00!!-ference Sept. 1, 1864, and no. doubt: a Maritime union would have then been formed hm nm, the larger scheme absorbed the unit- ing of the Maritime Provinces.

“I feel sure that the celebration in beautiful Prince Edward Islam’ will prove to be a grand succms."

Mr. Justice 'I‘illey, 9. former Pre mier of New Brunswick. has been invited to the celebration starting at Charlottetown July 16. He is a surviving son by Sir Leonard Til- leys' second wife. Mrs. John D Chlpmun, Toronto, formerly Jessi: Tilley, St. Stephen. N. B.. is the only surviving child bv Sir Leo- nard's first wife.

At a celebration in Ottawa. in 1927 on the 60th anniversary of Confederation Mr. Justice Tilley was one of three sons of Fathers of Confederation who attended u ceremony on Parliament, Hill,

When a. boy of 12 Leonard 'I‘il- icy left his home at Giigetown, N. 13.. became an office boy. Be- fore the age of 21 he bought out his emulcr_ver's drug business. En- terlnoz politics when 32 years old, he was provincial secretarv in New B_i‘l_Jl1SV\’1Ci_K'S the-_n Lib_e_rsl govern-

Grave Inegulurlties

concurrently we proceeded with the audit of the year ended Janu- ary 15th. 1939. which with our bal- ancing of previous years brought to light so'much irregularity that the audit. developed into is length)’ in‘ vestigation. fllrirlg this investiga- tion we found more types of fraud: than we have ever seen or heard 01 in one office elsewhere, includlng:~ Misappropriation of City Fimd8- (Continued on Deliberate ugglin of accounts. x;—_:-—;—.r~_-_~:.—__—

fr§:u'?vi'i)i£:h tlxigecgllitysd re‘3§i’v3.='£1“”§3 ONE OF ﬂit Most Essenﬂtt (miles an ‘(RE uansr.

money. Falsification of Nofnceo is far GRooM!

accounts in Printed Reports. Fbrged signatures of Members of Finance Committee on vouchers. Irregular endorsements of cheques which would up ur to be forgery. and causing a s cringe as at Janu- ary list-h, 1939, of $69.43543 mild?‘ up as follows:—— 1 Civic Cash 3 2345.08 X Um-ecorded Debentures 31.50000 1 Interest. paid on Unre- 1 corded Debentures 14,311.25 Housing Cash 8.37939 Housing Overdraft Interest 335.71 1 sinking Fund income 7.06500 sinking Fund Over- payments

1 7,000.00 1 $69,436.43 V

this shor . th r J hsiobeagimguiiinin to the gigfvv Officg since January 15th. 1939. s6.36’7_l1.,| there has been found in the City; Office $317.99 more than the egg} 1

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