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MONDAY V GIVEN IN , _ @-
|_so-Ounadien Girli in Tnining. ,,0N-“MCT “mum “Equahty And (Continued f e _ ' ._ (;gMM|33|0N£R Honour.. ,S
Mas. Hoalvnv
“ Phone 291 , V P , Hitlé 1' ,S View
I _ ‘“"“°“°° W’ 5Y““°¥ 5*- Bw scouts pursues to st. Pours
' __ Church yesterday forenoon for the
*central auanulsn
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° 1-his solemn an nssrved for QIMUI cnungy gown of local lntnrelt but nl- nrtiauag of I nuuy nature ml] he inserted at A seats n word strictly
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ECONOMY EATS - DSUDIOUI dlnnerettes at 26 and 30 cents. M11- fpn's Old 595111- 1°"
FOR THE BEST in fresh beef
try the Euston Meat Market. We handle choice young stock oniv. B fu.ll line of meats, fish and veget- ables ca.rried_ We deliver C.0.D. unless otherwise arranged. Phone “_ cor, Euston and Orlebar Sts., Glu and Mann, Managers. 1841
COLLEGE TIMES REORGANIZ-
ED-At a meetinl held on Saturday, the students of Prince of Wales Col- lege met to reorganize the College paper, "The Times.” Mr. John Mat- thews, sr member of the Fourth Year class, was elected editor-in-chief.
» _ as Betty Rogers, and Mr. Ken- Idgth Birtwistle, associate editors-
The business manager elect.ed was Mr. Gordon Morris, and the assist- ants Miss Eleanor Hornby, Messrs. Jack MacLean, Gordon Stewart and Jack Murdock; exchange editor. Miss Roselle. Williams: sports edit- ore, Mr. Maitland Owen, and Miss Jenn Bentley; alumni editors, Miss Nancy Weeks, and Mr. Richard Ma- theson; humor editor, Glen Mac- Pherson. »
SIEGE BATIEBY ll.EUN'l0N--
'rhe ninth reunion of the 2nd Can- adian Siege Battery, was held Fri- day night in the Dri`l Hall on Kent Street. The reunion opened with a business meeting at B p. m. with Vice President Archie Potter. Springhill, N. S-, in the chair. After the minutes of the previous meeting had beenreadand adopted the election of officers took place with the following results: Presid- ent, Archie Potter, Springhill, N. S. Vice President, F. G. Kennedy. Southport- Secretary-Treasurer. Howard court, char-lottetowi. Executive, Will. Mofiulgan, Char-
ttetown, Ben Kteping, Charlotte-
iw, J. Parker Hooper, Charlotte-
town, Dan Ross, Belfast. A motion _ to hold the next reunion in the
form of a picnic was discussed and approved-_ At 8-30 lantern slides of former battery positions ,were shown by Col- J. R Hooper. After refreshments had been served and toasts honoured, an interesting en- tertainment was given. Those who took part were, Messrs. J. E. Stems, J. J. Lelghtlzer, C. D. Davis, F. B. Conrad, J. P. Hooper, Jack Macitae, Dr- B. C. Keeping.
ECONOMY EATB-Delicious din- nerettes at 25 and 80 cents, Milton‘s Old Spain.
` raasousbs
Mrs, Lloyd Proude, City, is at
present visiting in Ottawa, the gust of hor brother, _Min P. A. Keenan and Mrs. Keenan.
The many friends of Mr. S. A.
McDonald will regret to hear of his illness. Mr. McDonald ia in the P. li. I. Hospital for observation.
Mlm Marie Graham, Brads!-
bane. and her sister, Mrs. William Maclrlnis, Charlottetown, returned
via the Hochelaga from ‘_ ' orb but delighiful visit tp
ends in Sydney, C- B.
- MAERIAGES
‘hir-=rs`-‘“rrour.AN'o-on oEt 14, 1933, at 'li Upper Rince Street, Charfottetown, the residence of Rev. B H. Ram-Say. William Dun- De-n_'I\lftso\f Sussex, N. B~, in Martha Ann Youland of Covehead,
P. E. I. ¢l DEATHS
EEAD-Died at the Sacred Heart Home Oct. 14, Mrs. Patrick Reid. IRQ Bl, the funeral will take Dime from M. Hennessey's Funeral Pallors this morning at il o'elocl¢
purpose of taking formal- farewell of
Provincial Scout Commissioner, Rev.
G- T- Bnriaas. lt was chudr-ms D85' as well, and the service was
_(f7_°”"m“°d ‘mm P389 1) particularly suited to such an occas-
after the cabinet session. mn' The mem' R°v"H' D' my'
Memwhue he indicated Fr n mond oiiiciated, and the leggcng
' 1 5 ce were read by Scout Temple Hooper
will feel the pulse of Great Brit- ,md Kms smut Gordon Hyde The in d th Unit , . ' is fetitx the; su :t Statesdismw it 1 hymns were Dummh ‘stand Up' ment _ _FP _ of a arma- _ Stand Up for Jesus," Rudyard Km.
P Nl ma ES t imperative to lings “Father of Heaven Who Lov-
§>u:_s;__v:_l;\u_1._l;em. The :cnse_r_1sus _ exit All," _gesieys “Forth in Thy
_ s, none o w om arne", w sas asolo“Cansda My
1 wished to be quoted directly before I Home", was effectively rendered by I the govemment makes a state- ', Mr- _Charles Earle. At the conclus- ment, was that another war would 1 1°” °f the Service. Rev. Mr. Spriggs be inevitable unless sclne means I “C°°mP““1ed by thi* H6150? Came 190 of conciliation, not nr, present 1 the "Ont °f 1-he Ohllflih When Mr. , cle", Bm you,-,d_ R. C. Parent, accompanied by a
R»°V€l‘ Scout. a Scout and a. Cub
Germanyb actions as freeing ef- Franoe's hand in respect to arma- 1 “We feel that the success which ments and the newspapers today scouting has met with in this pro-
l’0i'1l.Pl8 1)
Joseph Paul-Boncofur iinnly and energetically made this clear to his colleagues today.
He fought tenaclously and won
his contention that the Conference should make a clear-cut and vigor-
(B1 IAIII P- IDCIIIICI' Alwdlkd mm “ply to the Wkgmm M Bam”
rn” 51"-U W""°"1 'Von Neurath, Cermany‘s Foreign
BERLIN, Oct 15-Chancellor _Minlster, announcng the Reich had
Adolf Hitler had announced to the retired from the °°n;¢Nn°e_ world today. after Germany had: gg,-mlm, Wm be md 1,, b,.1d_ definitely resigned from the 1eague_¢0m-my yet unequivocal phrases her of Nations andwlthdrswalfrom theqmumuans that the great powers International DisarmamentConi’er_- me msmcera when they SW they
in cnuflnlucf
Shortly after being sworn in to of-
fice. Hon. W. J. P. MacMillan, MD.,
imade his debut as Premier at the supper of the Boy Scout Patrol Leaders in St. Peters Cathedral Hall on Saturday night. The an-
\nua.l Conference of Patrol Leaders, lscoutmasters and other Boy Scout `oi1lcials was held in the afternoon
lunder the direction of Mr. William 1Wa.rren, Assistant Provincial Com-
she refused to be a nation of "sec
all m at home.
Destroyed Weapons
ence. that she had done so because 'Wm disarm are mwexy _mfound_
missioner, and proved outstandingly
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ond class rights" and wants “equal-a ed and unjust successful, leaders from Summerside “Y Bild honor." V and Bedeque being present in addi-
Ger-many's Dictator declares' "OLD CONFERERCE tion to a full representation from
himself as determined to follow a1 ' Charlottetown Troops. The program C0lll‘Se 0! militant nat_'ona`ism inf The stawsmen met at me h°1'°1` included talks by the Assistant Com- lntemauonsl uffulrs whl:h mlhu- °‘ 51’ “nh” H°“d€’°°“- British mlmor-er. the Provincial Becretary.1 teiy parallels his militant nnmn- Presidem Uf tht? C°Y1f€l'€l1C€. Hfld (Mr.R.C.Parentl Scoutnlaster Rev.
Sat f1”°m milmlus uutil nine o'cl<>ck A. c. crows, Bedeque, A. s. lvl. stu-
|1'<lI`l48ht- The serious nature of their art Leigh and Rover Niall H. Bur-
No cohfuou I <1S¢vSS1°1l-they were reported as nent.
not always in accord-may be real- At the supper, kindly provided by
roar pow., na., °““'Y‘”8 felillectlvelv the Union He told the world ln his momen. :red from the fact that Mr. Hon- the Ladies' Aid of the Boy soouls
|Ja°k» the S¢°l~l1? F1115 Bhd the Cllb tous address that the German derson, even forgot the ng¢.°1d' Association, Provincial Commissioner
The 1:-°,,,_p,,,,,e, pac, (among FWS' 1"-“Bd the f°1l°W11\8 farewell Government and people are “hn1- English rlfo or ordering lm, IG. mspriaas presided. Supported by
Great Bmam Fmnm Germany address from the Boy Scouts Assoc- _mated by no other wish than wi Norman Davis, the United states thc Hon. Premier MacMillan, Canon
1a“°” -help end the human epoch of Ambaasaclor at Lar ein,-md Malone, Assistant Provincial Com-
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and Italy) was said by officials to ~ ' ‘ . - l ge. 1 ‘ Charlottetown. P. E. I. ' tragic errcr, regrettable quarrel from the hom so famishedr md 50' missioner Warren, President J.
be inapplicable o b it V was made Wim: ‘the egzggwork __nav G T spnggs Oct. 14, 1933. _i_1__rla_<_i $Kht__-_»_HeTrus___1-ed ghe po_st__ lagged that he decided tg enmm__ Burrietti, I/ice-presidenitz .LC J. I1;/1orri;s,_
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0! the League from which Ger- ffaev. uhd dear scout: tamed thzroesls y,,,,;:,,,,,,,X;,m ’,`,,I°t° his ‘°h°d‘“°d “°°““d“‘°° “'° "°' gggrrxsuztersecgrsvi scoutmajitzl-1
i -. i ht' b' “" ce ' ' ’
m‘;__5;_Wthdr°W 5*’~t“’d“Y- _ The Provincial Council of the _ ten-lun-gal wnfllogg begweenlng S g m"°S m hug “ned t°- Driscoll, Scoutmaster MacDonald.
- cials of parliament scouted Boy' Scouts Association for Prince ., put vigor into the disarmament
_ France and Germany. 1 _ scoutmaster Brady, Sqputrrlaster
the benefits of direct negotiations Edward :alma desires to ture this* H, even dec',,,.-d wma, mn. ,l”°5"“"““"» _
be_t;veen Germany and France as, opportunity of expressing to you vinced that the age-long differ. a ap prepared by Hitler to isolate their keen sense of loss on the oc- _ ences with France could be l`quid~ France. casion of your retirement from the I ated and yewmlllatfon of these
The French press generally new position of Provincial Commission- two ,_m¢'@,,t enemies ,“»¢¢ed_
Th c Wm. R. Bl1!'I\01'¢t &Yid A. S- M. C18! __ ehcomnsus °! the delegates ence Walker. _Badgcs, certificates "as 1 at there 5h°“1d be “° M' and diplomas, won by Scouts and_
mnpt made t° 1mP1°’° Gel'-mini’ Scoutmusters at the Gilwell Course 1'
1° “mm 1'” me °°“fe’e“C°- 1 and during last year`s sessions were?
N0 5l1BE€Sti0n was made that a presented by the Chairman. Canon- fil/e"D°W€l' C0llf€-fence, to include Malone tilcrl gave a. splendid short Great Britain, Germany, the Unit- _rddress on me work that lay before
stressed the importance of 1a,-anno. vince is largely due to your untiring I Devo-ting attention to the after- fd States. France and Italy should BOY Swllf-“I -11:_l‘.;0Still8 thlit SP@flk0l‘S BriI;'gh-American golldm-|¢y_ _ efforts; You have always been keen- ‘nath of the war Hitler said: 1125 held. ' 1011 behalf of the movement shouidl “I R Proprietor -
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ly interested in all that pertains to The German people d.stroyed| -_'po esmefl for the little entento
_ N,,w,,,,,|,,, wew, the problems of scouting and ha-_ eir w:apons and fulfl led their '_ cus and Poland, who never fav ‘»\l‘0iillaS~ HC we-‘l f°l10\‘<'2d by Prv- wg DELIVER, c, 0. p. rnom: 1115,
invariably helped hy your cheerful 'ilgmons in the fpost wan 11 whololuortedly the four fur -ff Ma# --~“»`Wh° “'°1°°"‘“d tl -» f.»~ - - ‘
Le Journal mm ...nw Fm,c,,_ ness and unfulllhg scout spirit. vt _~e:_tle.s w.th a- really fanatical nd- or weston European Peace Pu; -i>vl'lu1‘-1‘-y of making ills flrst as-_ . , H N E
Angl0_AmmcB_n from Wm be cl°s_ trust that you _will always remail; fllty. _ lmspmd by Premier Mussoum _ic address since being sworn in, _ ; _ ___,__ _ __ __ _
the good friend of scouting that you “The political leadership of the ;,»,,-mm ,might that the Rmchls -Sellers 0f the BOY $00111? Il'l0\'fl11<-» » '
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_ are at the resent time. nation tth t t' ,h . _ - , H xl: cd sincere regr a iz _
tlfhllfgonctle said_ #'_rhs procedure _,We uk gou to accept thu soon ___ me aakdf. of m_»;__novvs uw; ,_w_o;olclIcif§l_;ion vguid mean i.he _:_;¢th, ~. ` Ce “Stained by ,ht or the complete training course, omme , ,, ‘he “ o e can ony cement our _ ` " ” -5 0 3 asoo . ‘ _“ °` ' ` __ r _;_,d_~,_ J mt t - - H1*-nk Y'°“' *M solidarity with England and the “aye” B°°k' as ° shgm “km °i mffwd in the wma °' "W" `“”°"| Because of rumors that Germany mnmmn M c°mlms5i°m 51mg?" .or it loustrslafmhthxtlliu 511:: oroorglx-I they Mi' ¥'“°‘“1' “i’°°"'“"" ‘°’
our regard and best wishes The German People should has '_ to Nova Scotia and said he couid mctm ms course | their depu,_,_m,e_
United states” 1 “Scouts and Scouters in this Pro- riKht'l' expect that for this reason mentssiife d1;;1a;e;nor:3;1:1§ug;T;; Say S0 ~UffiC1H1iY HS Premier- He fill-_ g
vince hope that you and Mrs. alone the rest of the world would '_ dol'-Wd CMU" M“1°1l<=`B Sllssestillll EDEJVES EWISH Crnzms S ri s and family may enjoy long redeem its promise, but for five the velsames Treaty’ ‘tM'°5n‘en _ I0 have Bddfe-'MS Oh S<!°\11fi-\'i8 liven S R J
o as
it ears the German o le have he" “em” "° b°“°“’ ”°'“° ‘"1" atthe schoolmeetinss- ___ _ mt “though me _ M
and _useful life wherever may y pe p ___ please our Heavenly Father to call vainly hcllfd and expected that the tom' perhaps P‘°n°e' may a*PP°**1_ Mr. P0-rent 1-hell addressed the __ (C_orLtinuied_ frof_n”Pavge___l__>__v_ uucommmumuve wwams the _
end of the war would finally ,,150 tm “Hue °f N*1'¢i°rl-S Council Scout Leaders on the forthcoming »- ---_ -- ___,
- zassengers declared they struck up
you. "Thu nov scouts Association for be the end of hatred and misery. f°’ °“ 1“"““¥““°“ °f Gemarf apple Dev sud expressed the hone N~\v Y°rl< "Om England. There 1
ci th official re-
Prince Edward island, "The purpose of the Versailles °m"“‘m°m'5' F01' such 9'” ini/fstisll-, ¥h°'1'1°W°“1d ‘CC Ve 5
B ew Treaty has not seemed w give tion a unanlmity among delega- Cognition and support of both thc
“J. R. urn ,
Provincial President. humanity peace, but rather tol1'1°“5f ¢X°°'i>t the Gemaan. would be C‘°Vemm9“1 “nd M°Y°" “nd C115'
d d in other
"R, C. Parent, _ maintain a, fathonrless hatred" n`°°°5~'m'Y~ _ Council. B8 it ha me
The political observer Pertlnax,
wrote in the Echo de Paris: "Ger- many wants war _ _ _ are we to wait passively while she prepares?"
Le Matin described the Hitler
proiestations of peaceful intent as I “a trap," while the Paris-Soir saw hope in Hitler's speech as showing f he ,"is unwilling to burn all 1 bridges." '
1 Govemment officials. members of Parliament, and the press pro- femd neither fear nor despair. M. Daladier, in Parliament and in re- cent speeches. voiced what he
P ~ vlncial Secretary "
Then he described as “slave
provinces.
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" President Burnett next presented
Mr. Spriggs, who was visibly af- work the Treaty of Versail`es and _dm _
" 5 or
fccted, made a fitting acknowledge- asserted. Mr- Sl>1‘l88S. Wh0 WHS P-€ 8
h W ' the last time here as Provincial
ment. Rev. Mr. Raymond then on ' "Tile Gemfan peoples are t e (C M ' behalf of members of the Congrega- most deeply convinced of their Lz. on med ‘mm Page D Commissioner, with thc Boy Scouts
d the following address: guiltlessnrss for the war Patrol Boat Bennet Ro K 19,
termed the countr 's will for Iper- 11°” ‘en ' '
y I -'Quite unofflolully,hufvo1olng the “Let the other nations see to lt lines hhourd. C D °°d appreciation of his valuable Ser-
Sc t Movement and
ection of Nazi members to the years of your mimsh-y in this pm. Reichstag, were commented upon vm” you have given 01 ygnr but as follows by an official personage: for me cause of christ and 'His
Gor'm8hv’s 11015 "Om me D15- Kingdom-and that a. best of no
Brmimellii CODYCWHC0 Sh°W5 her ._ mean order. The contribution which
clear inrtent tozeanrnher withdraw- i you have made to Church commun- al from the league is a. break with , ity and Provincial life is a most the world; while -the Reichstag el- ' valuable one, and one whieh will eotions will be cut and dried and1 remain.
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overwhelmingly for Hitler because1 In the Providence 0 l' opposition parties are abolished have been “lied °° 5"" mm 1”
lac and as y0l-1 B0 01-ll'
another D e
and the Nazis are su_r_>_r_eme_ ____ ____ ,prayer _S tha; Gods _“Sams may
f - 1
suThrrecet:;'e:¢1'11.l1, aveirliruriifi vin the 1 8° with Y°“ ‘md that H15 spmt may
f ln .ss in
press and in offlclaluom. alve_H;1ii°wl_;‘_f_‘: __";d“I1‘_’§y “Se “ °
courses, all of which were felt to y uw E Chsm_pion_ be unsatisfactory, were variouslyi _,G-em D_ DCBms_
°“F¢°‘*'°d “ ‘°“°“"‘ ‘ ‘ “faeva 1-l. D. aavmond-
(1) Invoke the Treaty of Ver-I ML Bprlggs said he was aware
sailles to curb German rearma- that the Boy scouts were omwrlly
(2) Prepare a disarmament pact vim but he was “ken gy surprise
which Germany would be told to M this additional token of goodwill, sign or stand alone in the world and he ¢,h,ml¢¢d them sincerely 101' and take the consequences; 11I;_ fel mvolro the sour-Power ruccf Mr. sprlggs then prescribed all
(4) Call the council of the five appropriate sermon from I John_°1~4_v:
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powers, Great Britain, France. 2.1. 5-13 That Y” m“:'__h:§______ y‘e unlwu states, nary and Germany. --That ve may Bill 1‘°~ Y
(5) Accept Chancellor Hitler's may knew." in Which 35°; “Eng
offer of direct Franco-German ne- personal message ti;_ ___l_l____ they otiations I Y°““3 P“°p1° 3°“°’° y K ' ` should make sure of themselves, be
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_ without fear, and 10011 W °7°°“»’
Sunflower seeds are not fed ex I _st B5 _hw advwate when they
ment? tp take farewell of him at that ser- »
Chancellor Hitler thanked Pre-
mier Edouard Daiadier nob'e sense of justice"
in a recent speech-
"After thc return of
territory in the Reich,” he maln- tslned, "only a crazy man" could believe a war between the two countries possible. `
contained
the Saar
"the German youth marches" and Hitler replied their purpose was
Only the army carries weapons
enemy is Communism.
Germany is ready to go to the
limit in disarmament, Hitler con- tinued, but he wamed that the Reich demand for equality, if oth- er nations are armed, must not be
all weapons to the last machine gun." the Chancellor emphasized. Germany will accede but he warn- ed thot if certain weapons were permitted other powers, Germany
is not ready “to permit ourselves
mmem peace but always indicated sentiment of a very large group of that by the unnatural eternaliza- The schooner was still decks un vices to me ou ' ld
u
France was keeping its powder dry- friends in the church to which we non M the wmepmons M the vm. de, and her name could vt ' expressed the hope that he wo
no " "ad" find time to devote his services to
, belong, and in the still larger circle tor and the vanquished that there but just after she la
Germania -“"0” of Christian fellowship, it is our does not result an eternal in- port a piece of wrecklisbeafglesthlg Scouting in CapedBretc;n°M
' il to ress to you the sin- equality of rights. ' _ E F_ - 1 Mr- Slll‘i88S mil 8 il Cf! H8 B0'-<-
Th° mr” events' German” reefret vflflzh is ours at your re- plxxied up Tsrgziild gzgiplawrt was nowledsement. and gave some splen-
wuhdmwal from the League or moval from our midst. We have ra- Thinks Daladler ted into the schooner‘s torgiehull nt- did advice resuming me practical N°'ti°m’ and the mums of an el' °°8“1Z¢d that t1“`°“3h the dam TOMS-ht. the Parsons lay bottom Imtherilng gift smbixced that Mr
UP. and it was uncertai ht Mr are . . 1
for "the _a-n-y ,Jodie n W e her, War'rel:_had been alJP0ln_r'ed Provin-
s remained within the
huu_ It t cial Commissioner in succession to
was hought likely Mrs S and had received his
Richard D - lMf~ Prim had be esmond' the mates w"e’_ warrant from the Chief Scout for
eh trapped below decks u
that Captain Daniel Desmondalgf Canada, Lord Bessborough, Gover-
port Gr vm _ _ nor-General.
e e N' S' had been swept The New Commissioner acknow-
overboard ith th
W e mate and mu' led ed the honour conferred upon
seamen bl' the seas that eapsl d 8 their ,hm ze him, and said he would endeavour
to follow in the footsteps of his prc-
Premier Do-itldior hlld asked Why _*&_
Englishman and Frencl'unan_ did decessor. our duty by the Fatherland," but During the afternoon a display of he maintain ‘ Scout Books from the Carnegie Lib-
not to demonstrate against Fl-a.noe,‘| v ed that ‘for us, gg the but to show determination to keep 1`°Pf9SCnte-tives of an honest peg- W-“Y W” made W M155 M°M°'5t°’_;
gommumlsn-,_ dow,-,_~ ,pie it is impossible 10 pgmdpme and Miss Campbell on behalf o
in th i Miss Bateson, who was unavoidably
e nstltutions under ccndm
ons of th nks was
in Germany, he went on, and ex-_ P°FS1b1e Only for dishonest men. ”~b5°"‘°» and “ V°t° 3 pruned that M5 NMI PM-ty~s _only “Tile German Government is accorded to them and tothe Depart-
fillcd to the deepest wgth th, Cong ment of Education for allowing the
1 h l. to the
victisn that 11,5 appeal W the whole exhibit. Votes of t an -s nation will ' _ 1 Ladies’ Aid and to the Canon and
Prove that the Gov ,
emment’s love of peace is pl-¢-clseyv Vcstry of St. Peters for the use of
` ' ' til
as its conception of hgncr and is thc Hall having been given, e pro-
aifo the whole nmcn-S yearning ceedings closed with the National
forgotten. fOr pc-acc and the conception of Anthem'
honor." During the evening rousing chor-
uses were rendered, led by A. S. M.
Not To Be Excluded
i Mr _ Cosh as pi-
Pogt Wm- Talk John Denny wth s _
ana accompanist. A number of pat-
"l.f the world decides to remove1
t clever and amusing
Much of Hitler's address was de-.N15 PU OH voted to circumstances attending.5"““1's' which eucmd much “p` the ond of the war when the G,,._ plause and laughter. man people “in trustful faith and Tho following were those receiving in the assursneo of pmgldem, WH. badges and certificates: son's 14 points, lowered their-I Neil Sinclair, lst Summerside
W st' Amy' chunk' 3°” RN” t°“3\V°1Y 1° 9°“m`Y but many ww" I Chr to be excluded therefrom as a nat-' "ms-" ‘ 1 T'°°P» and CUSS'
fl sinned' 1 Then he declgr-ed emphagjwlly; 1 R8iph Smith, 4th Chi1l‘10tte1.0Wfl
vt-cxnasou ... /it p,m.'¢,;f-» \‘°°P°" ¢"°W °' P°*°“ °’ '““ °"' _ -I-he.. W.. ,, lunge conarezatoa. lon of inferior rlghu." I hide Blturday Oct, 14 Han- en' bmd uw heads down M 50°" men was most appreciative of the “If we defend this, our ccnvic- "Tile prople should rightly have Troop, Ambulance, First Class Scout, nm V vickéwn duh, be In mg needs fill, and allow the W mul “wwe W Wm organised Mon, hong-,,l,1y_ wg gm mo,-6 ge. expectrd that from this greatest King's Scout, Grade A all round
' ' ' ‘ beau ‘ 9 ll, 1 war a lesson would be drawn of 60rd for six proficiency badges.
lonld wife of the late Alex Per-
bm' 1° hm’ 1'h°°"°°l"°°~ md admirably carried out. cent partn rs for the o her peope
_...__ __f____,_..-- - than 1.( we were ygyjy, in gontrg- h0W Smllil WSIB the chances 0f pug-_’ D°|1Bld SWWRT? nh ghm`E°1't;1_°wn
ng's
' " ' 'M ”' Tm nmm' 'ul 1 vention to. this conviction, to accept sible sam in proportion zo the Tr°°D. First Cm °°“»
. 1 Scout Grade A All round Cord
betforwarded from A A. Hermes- » _
. ' - th h millet-in d di h in magnitude of the sacrifice -
lite Flmeral Home this morning » 1D€1'8llCl' I3 °°;dl,;'m_.. ' an ° mm K "when, therefore, Germany wa, Gordon 1-ryue, src charloltefowh
'o' an Prubytmm church It Booking Idéntified 1 compelied to destroy her arms- T1‘°°D, B¢Hl’ml“'l» m°°1'\’1°1““`5- C"‘ Marshfield. Interment lt 8 o'clook. . 1 » Defenllve Weapons ments to enable a world disarma- penter‘s and Ambulance badges.
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lmem, nncourlted mill_ons believed, Gold Cord (for 18 proficiency a
- Pure Spllnislb French wssrroar, N. s.. oct. 1f_>_-3_1 am-hmy hu mm semuneoa this to bv -lu Wldfuw that a re- ' su mu te Kina* S°°““ °n‘Y>-the
I 91"'-'t d°’°“°1' found “km ° weapons of attack he wont on but deeming rcalizat‘on was making first to be won in the Province.
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Italian Ohve oil Inga - N°V°' 5°°u' cout' Wu idnnmled rnelel defensive 'wed m mm, 'headway The following received certificates
N! D. MacLean Ions, gallons’ and 'Saturday U th’ mum' ‘°h°°n°' ted alsi nations. Po pe -If "But 1-heir hopes had not been for the Gilwell Wood Badge for in-
rt P1-° on Re. lnnu F Parsons. elllshl in In M' '-mven here Germany is willingw realized door training courses-one or more
_ ormnraln lla S. lces ~ -
q wnn after ielvilll' WW' be satisfied with a minimum which, One unusual feature of the Hit- of four units
A4 qgggggumm awe s. _
and we plate was pl¢l¢od up as the derelict our fm-mor mmm,-» pemmfng nn International oem- Tnlnof, Hn;-ry Plneuu and William
` al lved
-lantic s
llmulnl quest* mouth. N- 5-- 1°’ B°°*°“ 111°" W” is in no Prvavrtion to the gigantic lor adam-.= was the violent attack stuart Leigh, rvun welsh. Niall
~ - ‘ wllllum
`e lg n o The schocner's mme "mom q -"wg md defence of on the Br--all Govemment for Burnett, charles Batt,
vnu Professor had stopped briefly sl"~ll~b<>ard wllwlrlfulve with may after a departure from Belgium on Un the 0l'0S~91!lB- And- 13337 the heels of a report that Nazis had during the stay in Halifax, they put a. price on his head, and novl'|N°°1V¢d a \l’!"'t\D N J€'W\5h C1'-18311 he was on tm way to take up re. who brought greetings from Halifax
;_°-_*_ gold “Thanks Badge," as a mark of-
for a few hours this mclnng, most
of the passengers went ashore for o stroll. But Prof. Einstein remain- ed in his cabin as the liner landed. a husky steward on guard outside the door to stave off the reporters. He had told the ships officers he was not to be disturbed, telling illcm he had been "pcstcred" night and day the last few weeks in Eng- land.
disposed. He had not been feeling
he had been compelled to rrtire to his cab`n mid-way thrcllgll the ev- ening meai. It was nothing serious aides explained: brought on, pos- sibly, by the sea voyage.
search work aft Princeton Univers ty CUmPHm°t5~
with Rabbi lferfrert I. Simohs,
Admini_s'.rati\'e Committee of the
REM_A[N|;D ON 50,431) gliarvey L_ Wober, mf-:lil/fr of the
when the ship docked lh Hullfhl; 1“¢~<l-fvfetlfrl Of Young -Illfleee 01
Canada, and others, he flisfcusoed
clu'rent affairs freely, inclu<i.ing_the dispersal of Jews from Germany under the Hitler Regime. Members of the delegation declined to dis- cuss this later.
They said, however, he had re-
marked upon tho possibilities for “vam development" in Canada when someone informed him this country had a populat*on of. only
And besides, the scientist WM in. 1 about 10.000000. In westem Can-
ada, particularly. he believed, there
well for a week, and only lm night l was great mom for ernarlsiofl that
should "bring better times to Can- ada."
EUROPEAN
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At any rate, Mrs. Eillstczl left llcr husband in their cabzn fhis_ morning with instructions that hc| have brcakifrst in bed, Sire joined Dr. Walter Mayer of Vienna. :l co-flworker of Einsiellrs, and they went to breakfast together. And' the physicist. who made the \\‘f>:~ld conscious of relative motion re-
ha'rr=d wolllalrls- bellcsi.
But not for long, rhough. She was
stein had donned his quiet gray suit and was slipping past tile mo-
FOLLOWS INSTRUCTIONS _
maincd abcfi nt the little gray-1
gone only a few minutes when Ein-1
I
mcrltarily unwatchful r-*porters into the dining saloon. There. lt may bc assumed, llc received a wiiuly warn- ing t0 be more careful of tllc Ein-
mathcmatic un. Busy with the breakfast egg. he did not cron look
er was on his feet at once. Arms waved, no, tile Proicssor cv'.:lrill‘t be interviewed. He didnt rare for reporters; they had botllcred him to death in England. ‘ ‘ A very fmv questions, l'»<‘l'llrlflS? 'No. Just one them This last to Einste’n himself. The huge ihatzh of graying llair swung back; its 'possessor lurllcd and looked past 1ihe reporters. An emphatc nega- tive shake of the head: Mid then
North um"
ml towed into harbor here- lmardine the close of the war' mla=l:n of Lawyers to conduct an warren. Mr. Warren so rece
lu PHONE 1107 3;: were found ,he said. "Ie, like every deosntlinqulry into the Reichstag fire. the Gilwell neekerchief and beads
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back to his exploration of the egg‘s
contents with apparent fursétfili-_I _B id _ __ for 8 bmlneu
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nm M me newapapermms um stand B31 any kipnd. Inspection at mm' any time. Apply 833 Euston Stlieet.
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will quit the League too.
Washington-Official agreemen\
with the temporary recess of the arms pa:ley was expressed. The United Statfs Government was bafkng the British and French arms stand. Some quarters voiced a relisf that Mussolini m;ght re- c1.ncilc Germanyls differences with illc Allics-
Mosww-A high Russian official
tcligrnphed British fcprcs-ntativef at Geneva illat the Soviet intends to continue its efforts toward rea. disarmament.
Ronre-"H15, ri-iitlcl"s> message tt the German people d0f‘s rl0t Shliif ali the doors," was the comment from official ltaian quarters. “An
f"t°1“1f*“ h°"`~lh- 1frdjcllrnmel1t <of the arms parley)
And it was there the newspaper- 15 necessary. It is expected that
men caught up with tire elusive' necessary and sufficient conditions
t.o permit recxarnfnatlon of th' whoie programme will arise."
up at their approach. But Dr. May-I ____ ___ _¢ _____,_:,_:_,_,;
Desirable Property F o r S ale
A six-room cottage with all mod-
em conveniences, also three build- ing lois adjoining, on which are two out-buildings suitable for Slif- age or barn. This property is all under one block, beautifully situ- ated on the comer of Euston Street and victory Avenue and commands a fine view from St. Peter's Road.
' Mrs. Elnst/ein was slighilv more 84.!
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