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ilev. VLG. iluigley Accepts Gall To St. John Church

M. wriiem G. Qulgley. pastor oi the Christian (‘Jhurch at New Gliseow. has accepted a call to the Ooburg Street Christian Church at Saint John. N. B.. and leaves on Nov. 8 to take over his new

Chille-

iince oomlng to New Glasgow nine years ago from Kentucky, Mr. Qukley has laboured zealously in the spiritual interests of the oom- lnualty. Din-inc his. nasiorate there lill been s. substantial increase in tlliluh membership and a complete renovation oi the church property. H. and Mrs. Quigleyr have made many friends who will sincerely

regret their denartilrc. while ex- iendint: to them best wishes. in rliloh 'l'ho Guardian joins, for

mesa in their new and larger did oi Christian activity.

BOUNDARIES i In negotiations.

épontuiued from page l) i Protest Terms

PRAGUE._ Nov. 2 —-(A P)- Ciechoslovalua tonight semi-oi- iiclally protested the terms 0i the Vienna agreement awarding a little strip of her territory to Bllllsurv as “a crime oi injustice which the great nations have committed agutinst us.“

The Czechoslovak national radio laid in a broadcast shortly aft-er lnnolnremrnl. oi the Vienna a-

emem. that "the decision oi

conference is extremely pain- mll-cfllrl. and unjustified."

77TH! Yegirns where more than hill the population is not Hun- trian have be given to Hungary," t was said.

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RBUDAPFST. Nov. a —(AP)—- Imior Bela. Imredi, with a. note l mQiDll and satisfaction inhts "lit. announced in a broadcast Wflltzht that the Vienna mediators W lilven Hungary a large port.- iw oi Slovakia. "For our intherlnnd it ls the i hour-v day in 2o years," the milant premier said in announc- l-he restoration to Hungarian mliililhty oi a portion o! the u tories she lost as a result oi it" War settlements which Ngelfltlih Czlechoslovakla. d an Mum ed Germany, Italy an

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(Continued ironi page l) Republicans, with their eyes on the 1940 political race. to gain a foot- hold. served to reduce the con- tests in neltrhborlna; states to re- lative unimportanoe.

New York Republicans. who have been striving unsuccessfully] since 1922 to elect a Governor, nominated Dewey by aoclamatlon and the Democrats promptly‘

d Governor Herbert . Lehman, who previously had ex- messed a desire to retire after six years or seek a Senate sea/t.

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China in political. economic. cultur-

al and other fields. The object is bol secure international justice, to per i iect a Joint defence. against Com- niunism, to create a new culture and to “ienlize close economic co- hesion throughout East Asia."

The statement indicated Japan considered China. with hall’ erl populace and virtually all seaports and larze cities now under Japan- ese control. ivoultl become a protec-

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THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 3

‘LUO-Jlhnminadc Chorus — Social Hall.

Was“ Annoyed Legal Bill Sent To Department

OTTAWA. NOV 2 —lCPl --Hcl'-

bert A. W. ‘ilaxton. Toronto lawyer, said today he was annoy- ed when he learned an extract.

from a bill for legzal services sub- mitted to John Inglis Co. by hi.» firm had been sent to the Nation- al Defence Department for pay- ment as part oi the Inglis Coin- pany's expenses under the Bren gun contract.

He made the statement under cross-examination by L. A. For~

. associated government coun- sel. at the inquiry before Mr. Jus- tice H. H. Davis into the cintract under which the Intzlis Company is to make 7.000 Bren guns for the department on a cost plus basis.

The inquiry follows criticism of

the contract hv Yletit-Col. George Drew in an article in Macl-n Magazine. Mr. Plaxion is a share- holder in the Inglis Company anti a. partner in the law ilrm oi Plax- ton and Company ivhlch acre" solicitors in the organization of the present Inglis Company, the pur- chase oi’ the properties oi a former company which had "one into re- ceivership and the negotiation of contracts for the manufacture of Bren guns for the Canadian and British Governments. Mr. Justice Davis declared he would not attempt to interpret a clause in the contract which allows thr company to chartze its prelim- inary expenses in connection with the contract ilp to a maximum of 520.000 as costs in of the guns.

Mr. Fiarsyllils questions to an item oi $6500 for log vices rendered by Plaxion and Company. included iii a statement oi prellniluaigv expenses submitted to the government last. July and

related al ser-

toiate similar to Manchoukuo. soon “m. recaned b‘, the Inglis Company. Earlier evidence was if‘

_ tn..- effect w. (Yi/"iffffggfifythizf

th mnany. n ex rac °

Wsnmnom a m“ roQQlVGCl from

Plslfn and Ooirinany.

"Has Plaxtan and Company ever rendered a bill oi any kind to the Government in conrecilon with

these matters?“ asked Mr. For- syth.

"Ne." said ‘Mr. Plaxlon,

"who". did you first see this

sheet of naricr whloh nurn""ts t" he a bill?" asked V". Justice Davis. holdlne un the statement from the Ififlll: Company.

“At this moment." said the wit- ness. "I knew oi lt-s existence he- fore this. I ‘learned Mr. TV»? liar‘ made an extract from our hill and hm 5.9m it. on and I don't mind savimz I was a little bit annnved."

“It. is rather unusual," remarked the Commissioner.

Mr. Plaxton said he had beer asked bv ‘Mr. West to izo to Ott- tawa and consult the denartmen‘

for preliminary expenses should its‘ made. ‘Re believed he made thr

on the form in which the claim‘

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BELFAST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH pro-Communion services Friday 7.30 P. M. Saturday 10.30 A. M. Bavvfi-Bm. R/év. A. S. McLean of Caledonia. Communion service at ll A. M. Sunday. November 6th.

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POPPY CAMTAIGM-Hls Hon- our the Lieutenant-Governor will speak over CFCY this evening" at 7:15 on behalf of the Poppy Gaini- valan- L-l228.

POLICE COURT — At police cotirt yesterday a drunk and in- capable was sentenced to 2O days iii jail. Two rohibition casc5 were adjourned lll Friday, A man charged with being drunk was rc- manded for a vreek,

CHURCH OF SCOTLAND—Ser- vices on Friday. Nov. 4th, at In; 7:30 p. m.. on Sabbath. Nov. 6th.

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FIREMEN CALLED - FlfemQn were called shortly after l0 o'clock last night for a SllElll blaze in a small building on King Street east, opposite the Canadian National Railways station, There eras slight tiamage.

l r0 reactions. PARENTS AND

the llliiflillltls _\'Osl.f,'l'(lal_\' Dffled ‘o slow operations . but efforts were bvlllt! made lo 1c- cure additional equipment.

A VARIETY OF \Vl-IA'l‘liEli-— The weather inau ran liroutrh his book of tricks yesterday in Print-c Egfhflllll Flund. Ho ontiird up iii tnc nzorninu ultli a torrential rain Find swung into brilliant November sunshine at noon. In the afternoon

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‘DIISSTOXZ-HTY A D D Ii E S S E S MEETING -l-Ter' ‘work iii I a as a medical missionary was t. sub- ject oi an interesting address by Dr. Elizabeth Thurrott in Zion Presbyterian Church last. nlqht. The mlssioiialy. on furlough, had spent approximately l4 years in India. lflbOFllV! in the Jliansi field in the southern part of iiorih- erii India. The m-eet-ing was held ud-er the auspices of the Women's Missionary Svclety of Zion Church. The pastor Rev. G. Carlyle Web- ster irreslded. Dr. Thurrott. a ita- tire of Chlpmnli. Nmv has been in the Province Rpm at several centres. Shc completes

accompanied bv Mr. Daniel MacU Lean arrived in the Citv Tuesday; Yliuht iroulMonelon. They were flying a Waco cabin plane.

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puny thc Cloverliment might make some allowance for legal services directly connected with prepara- tory work on the contract.

Mr. Fbrsyth said the contract allowed preliminary costs under three headings - lJTOllllilllEry in- vestigation, cost. oi’ planning. and eneinecrlnw services -and asked under which liendlncr Mr. Plaxton tfhfilllrlli the lezal expen-vs ivould a .

J. C. MoRuer. counsel for the Inzlts Compatiy. obiccted. I-Ie said this might be the subiect of lltlrza- lion between the Government and the company and the company's solicitor should not be asked his opinion or what advice he had giv- en whether the advice was good or bad.

"I wouldivt deal with the valid- ity of the claim in anv event." said

lat Brooklyn. ll a. m.. Peter's Road '

0'I‘HEltS-—By' arrangement of the:

.:iiil what, "

Bruiisivick. brated Today king cliarocci with drunkenness.

vice.

Three grout forces “are bidding for this generation", 11mm ueorgc- Webber, National Secretary oi the Lorus Day AHMUIOC oi bdlliiflfl ae- olareu at a meeting in Prince ol Wales College fliKlLDIllllll last night. "iius generation, or at the very latest the succeeding one would iiuve to decide between la..- cism, communism and uie Kingdom

‘MiGYtHS-zlll): u. iiieetuig, iielu uncle. the auspices 0i the Ministerial As- lSOClZLL-luti o1 Charlottetown. com- .llltélll0i'iicillg tile golden Jubilee o1 .ilie estaolisiiineii. ol the Lord}. Day AiiilLTlCc in Canada. The history oi the orguiilmtlon and the circumstances which bioiiglil. it into being were trace-u by rtev. MI‘. Weubci". “The Lord's. Day is the day 0i privilege, oi spiixtilul cultivation, and the work oi .h.- m..-auct- is to safeguard l» for uic LjUUpiC oi Canada." The Lords Uay Act, pass the rcuerai uo-vcriiiiieiit in 190d had been carefully framed to avoid any attempt at compulsoiy relig- ious observance, the speaker point/ed out. It aimed only at safeguarding

i' sun. bciictnc iuil was l by the ltev. Li. Carlyle . ptuxui- ul ZlOll Presbyter- inn ‘iiurcli. "'. J. i3. Warr. Maritime Sec-

,.' lUl‘ iii: Alliance spoke brief-

.lll)..l' would go to

‘. zrcuii ‘new anti later

‘i. .i.. Ht- hzitl oueady . t\'ll n o lirr iiiaziilaiid cities lnl inc roursc- o. a tour \\l\‘_L‘ll would‘. Dominion, l

liienial Judge Makes lt Three

(A. I‘. by Guardian's Special Wire)

LOWELL. l\i:iss.. Nor. 2-John J. Duffy won an $1,130 daily double at NarYiiRfl-IISQH. race track lvlonday. Yesterday, he won $320‘ on Sealbiscuil. Last niellit he cole- lic was in court

"You have had tlv-o good turns

her tour tonight with an address in luck" Jutlve Patrick J. Rey- a-t Kenslnglon. nolds told Ditlfy. a former W. P ____?____ A.’ u "kei: “I'll give you another.

Mr. John Saunders, inspector oi‘ Duel r f’ aviation. Department oi’ ausport.‘ Duiiv walked from ‘the court

house to abgtik, (lsposlted most oi his motiev and them-headed for

Narragansett. OPEN "SOUL CLINIC" BRISBANE -(OPl_-—F‘ir.st “Soul

clinic“ ili Australia was establish- ed here. It was opened at the Church of Christ and dealtli with personal problems fared by bzth men and women.

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LOTTDON -— (C?! Some London's famous doctors are art- ists and 99 oi their works were shown at the Rembrandt Gallery. All exhibits were for sale and ad- mission was free. _

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BERLIN 1GP) The "Art of the Month" exhibit in the Berlin State Museum for October this year was a painting entitled “Auiumn" by Francesco del Cocoa. Boloena artist who lived from 14.35 to 1471.

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snow flllléflgb. ‘fdllfoiyelllu ‘ll'llu.vlil‘.l" m (“Lldswiand large‘ Often the subject oi bitter at- l t‘

weather. Again at nigh intiro hail LIXX“! fl.“ uiluf u“. (wow tacks in the Italian press. hilfii , l

anti snow. turiillirz the ground ivhitn m” “ll, “us; gv m‘, ch“ Eden flcc\lsnd n“, 1.3mm Gnu. .._ l ed lawn in re- | ----

for the first time ‘his season. 'I‘<-in- " . ‘i "‘ ‘. ' ‘ ‘ _. .. .- Y ‘ a , . l '~ i i-i" it'll“?-

pe1'a‘uf(a hovmd 5,, m, nwzmg it»; Loan OcicblilsmMte-elii. cliitiigagl Lgfergifrffl-‘Qfurvelllfiox;“m1, Ill <. ate oi n5 need-l Nov. a ——lCP)-—8lr

mark. Weather observers coiniiient- no,‘ 9;“ ,\,[,‘°M1'1'1‘Y°"' n?“ n n,’ and conunuan‘. 591mm,, 11,1,“ ' Frederick Banting, rac-discoverer

6d it ivas unusual to have Ocober. ‘ "c ‘m’ 5m" an‘ ‘planes and amwmllms ‘d’ spnmi‘ tlYll-llO-lliillllll an-eomenrt l, of Insulin and Professor‘ of Itieui-

pass without snowfall. l ' __ Hm an“. m‘, agreemmi with was m U‘. .i ("vlllDlvh-‘ail- cal Research at. die Uiiirer ' oi -%_- ' ' isivo r all on - of Toronto, told. students ul the i-

u-as negotiated. Play blnjur Role

the treaty was‘ slvnetl. he said. the Spanish Iii-L . " surreal; bTgan a lrrcat offensive with the aid oi Italians and Ger- . mans. He quoted the Italian press

Britain

'llOIlSl& University Mediral Sci (ll totiziy‘ people could not lite in .l cities ll it. liad not. been for inedi- e the cal research. .e . e. "a; The work of the researcher was "ht- Spaiirli war. removing suffering, improving " e ed in sup- i lng conditions and increasing '- hd1~a,\v-laxpectniiey' of lilo, Sir Frtfill‘ . ' cal Abtvltfillil l1 ‘

Six weeks after

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to support his C0l7_'_"llllOll that 5,“, a“. a m, has In “m1, ,.

Italian and German aviation rrlav- WW1“, m I M I. _ m, y ,.p,_,._,.,n,cs_

9d a m-lor ml? l“ m“? ml“ “ml l troops {lllfl svuwnrv nu 1110.8 . He told the Dnlhousie

predicted they would figure prom- . m. “m; ’ lsttnicrls ; 1;:

"lenll-l’ m. m9 f°“'ll~"““‘m? In‘! "When I was a: Munich and I vantage o . ma of :2 time.

surflint Willi" (‘am 315mg lspclt" on t" iii; ~' the future that ' ._ had so much more "Now we must Prevails the: Iiiller and kiirurlecige.

714m ‘If Ilal." l". arm“ M” ml" l ' of ‘them’ “But knowledge alone is not

“hr ii Itnh continues to "r. . 1. ihelv that lpowcr, he said "it ll thinking mat.

ill $llflill." he F=lid~ ‘I 91ml” m“ they had no tea-rim ambitions is power. Kiel-e. ll a L "nger

lieve this was what the house con- lwhzusnhvg. m Spam.- Mr‘ Charm w,’ “me Lnqngh; am D00 rmwh

template-d when it approve-J the .ber1,q;n 581E; _wm-k_

emollient." "If the Iiouse approves this ‘ The idea is the worst valuable lie said he held no brie! N!‘ motion (making the (reply wm; thing ln .e:"et~.c'r.. ideas oozrio uily

either natty in Spain and wmild Italy effective‘. 0.- . to the man who asks himself wiry,

uf and ensure-m the question iirrr him- srlfi" Slir Frrdcml: is in Halifax on o.

survey of medical research fooli-

welrome cordially an improve- ment in Anglo-Italian relations. "I cannot believe. however that

pence will be i an end to the should be ken".

m.. Ienlttli. obj.» ‘

to bring this agreement into 10m? Mr. Eden 011.1 inset the under such conditions as this is in oi bringing lance to Europe lyy ltles fia- I10 associate committee the real interest of our own rmm- eliminating the causes .l war. but on medical research oi the Not- try." he warned that Brkahi was pil- ional Research Council of Canada. Arthur Greenwood. labor iront- irig up trouble i-n nlllklllfl al‘. the bencher. created something of avconcessltms. ——-— sciisation \\'l'lE‘l‘i h?‘ solid: “Itain ting‘. t Thei tlui‘e would conic. ‘i:- iii-ain- - N I; k B t ashamed to say ». wan o se ' a no , ‘VIOII ritain w ‘id lace‘ the destruction oi dictatorship in i Lei-lifts iiCrefntlllfl thanranymmgi 0 lnI) edwlg?“ Europe," e part. i these p0 tries were 069s“ Mr. Greenwood accused Mr. continued and Britain might iaeel tea ‘sea Chamberlain oi helping to DYE" 11 alone. l ‘___' serve Italian Fasclstn. ; RE(}[NA' 30¢ Defence Will be (llscufisfil wmm“ _—’*‘ i to Illi(l sortie i-elzit. row. the tuna day devoted V) NH," the disease oflCtélllltlll midlnfltghi) %l'llatnlenxl‘zwthgusigzfi ' ' ' ' and] eiicrpliult: ore e n0.‘ 0'96 '”' . , .. concdctrd 39551011 on Nov. 8. Particular 6m- cmlrrIcAxlpr N; s" M57‘- : — liewim. iatletl ‘.0