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_ __ __ ____ ____V _ , - ° “"7-57 "\-~"' s ;___;:;- 'L -._-_-_-_:rv ;:.“. '.11'-‘='“’_ "'*_`_ ' _ ' V” V Y ' » -. .- V- ~ ' i

Mt. A. Dean

T°co'§,'l‘;r,f,s,fcel . we would llll Want To Be Pals lCllllWllS CHEER Based 11 Report

I llllli Ellwllllll ‘fn ' ` ' u _ _ 1 _ _ ` . _ 2 _ _ _ .c . _ ' V’ ` I 1 g S vedere by Prime Minister Baldwin

Word has Just been received that! And L"mmumsm'_ pl edihlnfi lh-Vll Vgtlbptl nltlli lull il 1 - _

Pl'fff‘~“»S0f C A Kllll- l’T0fL’S°°r Ol. .sistently and emphatically than Lhristianit_v» finds an ;

Pliflcsophi' and Dean of Mew iii Mount Allison Uni\'ci'~.tj., who / at the Ll:ii'.eI's:1_v of Loiid'.~n has iicrii hi.".l~.l_v lii»n,n'ci'i by bring fnvitcrl to i1r1dri~ssihc Confercniwa of I-Jdiii~i=,- tional .Associations which meets in L.oncl.on from Jauiiar_\' 4_;i in llili.

Professor Krug is \cr_\~ we l knoxin

in nianv cc.riiii'i~ii"e 'xi the _\f;i "

times lia\‘ing atlcli'c~.~i‘ii ;i uumlzer ei 5 U

nir'c;iiigs oi 'l`e.ii'::i‘i'.~' Iii~Li.ii.f'.- iii riiffereiit seciioiis Ai, t.`n;=irn;iiii of :he Maritime Slimmer Si-hoof .ii

Sackrille this ical' hc came in=oi [0

cflritaci w;tli large niiinbcrs of ica-

D25

If Santa Claus

Were King

the sixth

i _ f Last night the Kin tes handed

,, . 19 -.__ _,_.;__36

_ 0 highly placed quarters, that the

_ King already has announced his

e r I I a 1 V intention to abdica.e-that he has

indeed signed the instrumecit which |

w ll k bdl ti 1"

lUB Hlllll

' ~ l _

iCoi tinued fiom pa c ll U fcergaln dmumpnts' vat. Fort Bel' l R E C I

1- _ _ l‘° ~ ` _ "

open road to the generous heart of a vouth which forgets N0 Decisive S t a t e_ icontinued from pig, 1) iauthoritative sources. was based ,,eVa1edV but aulhormme _.gums of that t'iimmuni.~'m has little else to preach and (,`hi'istianil_\‘ -1

kc ts place

It would be f`atal for Christianity to limit its concern the next world and lcave the field to its critics and

:liirs fiom 151:.-_ <ir<ti'_ct and inaiiy’ Ul)p0|wnl". ln this’

. . .

o~,h».~_~_.».-nr»;~., ._ ...r _\i..r-ifirrivs who ,\'ot that such a danger exists: but if the .t"hurchVis to

l‘:'il li0' iit'.i‘ilIiC'l 'iii' L`lii\'i‘i.>

.iz-.;-rm asrrc;.ia;~:..~i_.>;;__Hi<.tore1 1'all_\ the ioniini: generation to it and fill up its thinning “zi thi' t'.i1i1i1'.t= ii., ixrn; .if .\Iri\ ill l ranks. it must have a gospel to preach that touches life,

»’ ~~\ s' ‘ `c<.i, _ V, ._

-:1i..ii;1i,f: in 1._i .!i_..' l_c..i.~ii; - - i'iii'e:‘ for .'a ."'_:ili`:i: iiii'i.Leil i»i'.'~- _.:<im of ai"'.‘..t_i‘.< ivl‘.i;h '.\'o'.il<l pro- xirie for i".i‘i'\' r.l‘_."_.‘e of cli~\iV,»,i-

has been h:g'ii1_\' c-_~:iiiiiiii;Iid.

The Lend, 1. 'runes rdueuuenn; non, expressed-thi'ough hard thought- which is as much 2

t`hristiaii duty as the generation of ardour-in the field

M Kivi: ~<a:tl‘-- ' 3 of coniiiiiinal as well as individual life.

Supplement of it recent date speak- lrc oi' this .oi;ii`i'i-iif,-r~ .ind Prolo-

'l'ne Coii.‘i~"i~i‘i‘c ‘~ '~‘.'I'ab`i' 'lu

1 _

UM: mn_lm.`__,__` bm_.‘V\_ L_; 11'". 2_5 __;._` (`hi'isli:iiiit_\', if it will ma_v give the woi'ld what toni-

iriivioiial policy is coiici>riii-ii in l tvriit Britain, beinc it fc-ii 'ration of '

_ t _ Y. . _ \ - _ - .' _

r.1rr‘.r=.<t c‘.'ir_\' i'ciiii'.ttioi1af a_'ci‘.c_\'_l lf ll “lll "ul, ll cannot 33-'ludge Lommumsm 'ts “C

1 i.o1ic and pxivazc. fir ii-,-c.ii'i'li and _ ',r-.ii-lziiig. froin iiic Child tiiilslaiicc

i~,_.r»i-il to me ist-;:i.~i~. n.-;;:~.rn» lor; l.i-1 iis do what in us lies to show thc siipt‘li0lll_\ of

""“:! E“l"“""“"“' li """l“‘l"" ‘ll "" (`hi‘istianii_v over Communism by at least becomiiig a Santa

.is _ _ _ _ _ H _ _

'ns me B.-;n..h D:-ninr. i.i»r._eiie_ :nel Pnl for the little ones Santa Llaus may overlook.

-_.,»,\;.r,;z.i:.oii such well `r;ii.>\\n bu:‘i`~

N. Eduoa.;on I-‘c.!t\v.'~iiip. :incl the

i '- ‘ " 'imea with numlicr :it~

I-.:.t:.'-li Ps_vcho.oi_';ciil Society, 'l`lie- “tx lmhll"h n hst of Chubtmn n( B

P:=*»<=\i»Sl~»i‘1lll>~i'fa1'is‘llchlslil iached. Send your gifts addressed to these care of 'l`hc| ___

i-7 ~' 1'- “‘

.- Henry Richards, C_B., I_.L.I).

Of Interest to Marltlmers

(lf ;i,=i'1...i1.'@i~ i:;ti~i'.=si to Canarl1- `

air- and NL`.ii'i';inr-i':_ in ii.‘.i'1i.‘lLf_\i',V l_< :lie ioiiit t'iii'.fei'i'iicc iii .ltii‘.'i:i_~".' ine sciehtii The :heme of this _-ci- -1ir_ will be Educational Prouleins

'l‘.ir. l"i» r»..iis‘::‘-- Tie _~pr...c.~i'.s

.. of 'I‘.; l’l"“ {`...i.i.i..’.=1oizf-r

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l.` T.._,f"’o:' KF.; ill' .\I 'in

'llrson U:~ii\1‘r:=;t‘.'_ New Briii‘,.=.\\.':cl;.. _"W Prrifessnr (`I.'.i`."_c_ l"i:'r-.‘fn

Tn.<1.fi.if- cf' l;:.'I,‘_.-.f,if~ri Lonclon.'

F*"o!`efi=r»i~ Cllink-‘ v_'.'i5 foi`m"rl'»'

}".*'ie.~i=<ii' i;:` If-'r.;"~.Iioii iii Mf.'Gi ifi: ' ‘.“fil" °.i::‘, is vu:-if ltnoivn _i the Mari: mes tlirotigli l:;s work ia ll‘i- .\'ova Scotia 1)(-partment n _ EZ-:E"c:;:;on Si::r.i1i»°r School at Hall- ` fax as well as throiiglz his cx'.er.- i.;-:e_ writings on Car.-.icl_aii critica-

i;oi‘. `

Pro:e,~.=.»:' lirizx 1:- p .'»i>.ihl_v b.~_.t

l<»\f1v.“__ in \i.'irir ini". il~i'o'.igh hi.. Y. -:-’rii‘i."il;~.\:~, \=f.iii 'l`eacliei".< .~\.<_'oci- ii ;oi.= :=.i"1fi‘st'.'iiff< l-lif. lectures to Vi* Saint. John Te.°.cher's Associ- a'.-.r iff; “'.n'~!` \vfri= \v':lel\' circu- l;.‘€ii 1:1 tif- pi‘i.‘.s Ind prcfiissiuhal li~»ii1i.ils iriroiiclmiiir Caiiadri and li ~ lfrilerl Sfa‘.°.<_ I-i.~'_: is Prufet-for et' Philompiiv ami llenn oi' Ii/feii in: 'f\_’oi:nt. Al i.-on llii.‘.ci‘.»;i_i.' :ind is at present on Stove of absence as a ` (_‘~..rne."1f= Fellow at the Uni\'ersitj.' of I,..!:fl.»i1 '.~_'liic!i fil7il\v.=h.p for cd- \ii'.i'.;oiial res:-ai'cli ili~ was aivardcil li.: ..n;iil.',_ It is ii'i l‘_onoiii‘ ici' \'I..::.".rf.°. :.;iil the M.-.ri.:mc Pi-o'.'iii<:cs l ci., well as for Mount Allison l_lni‘.'~.~r- er 1.' ti Sa,‘krii_ie to ha\'i~ Professor Kmig .<cZ;_-ctrrl fo lead this iinpoit-, “ut difciissioii :it the heart of ihel vmipire, rl'.ir.n3z Cnronauon yviir, |

I

»--s

' 01 hi-'r Spe ikers

Other speakers on ihe program

05': P,erf....'.il Ru'-.~~ '_i..~.i‘- will speak on E~i1irai.;oii1i»r Di-in-~"ac_\; 1.1 l“»li.:_:ri Bro‘.':r,, the ii;',-Jiiaiioiiaii' ']».in>l\'i. l.li't'.i.'!i Hycliiaiiist; li/list. N.*r,c_'.' Pric'-_ the iicieu :.ctrc.<.~ ami ;>r'><:iic.t=r, whose play version ot' Mazo oe la Rochels .Ialna has had such ii long and .siiccessfiil ruii in London. speaks on Drama and Ed-l ucation; Professor Sir Sarvepalli Riiiiliakrisiinaii. probribly the out- siaiidinc plnlosopiier of our diiy; Sir _.Josiah Stamp, the notccl economist :ind financier, Principal. J. L_ Paton' to whom the Mnritiines and New- Ioimrilanil owi- a great debt for the riiiirationaf work he accomplished viiile Principal of Mcinorial College in St. .7olin`s_ Ncwfotiiiiiland. will also speak on British Teachers in Canadian Schools and Newfound-

Land

EIGHT BURNED

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Unofficial word brought to this

town blamed ri. dog for the trag- edy. A team.';tei', coniiniz in from bhb hills by llcr.-'c .'ir.il siclgli. :mtl the og had knoclgi over ii can s ‘ `

ig `

if _

Of ohne in ii. back shed u cd for

_ The children were sleep- mtalrs. and apparently the ter who survived with her 1-truck a match and went.

he annex to irivestigiltc the

losion follo\\'e:l_ and v.'!t`ii“- 1 rs"'the 'winden" home“‘was"im=“""

'veloped in flamw. ‘

'~ -- -;:_:._':_- ::_~.~; BIRTHS ’§f`ii"`" iii.-:".4t"`a5fi`1'2T§2».»3r.2.i"Eif.f1>_-1 5_ 19313, to Mr. and Mrs. E. D. ~fBl.'ilr, n. daughter. _ E: __g__-_,s,, _,.._--......_._

MARRIAGEB

iinavunin-Dixon-Ai Monetm. N. B.. Deeember a,-1936. nv Rel" W. B. MacPhall. assisted by Dr. J. A. Ramsay. Florence Christine. aughter of Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm

iiehaii. york Point. io Mr- Joh"

'Wellington Dixon. Oharlotlefowii.

DEATH! scuunm/iN-at summer-nav. De- cember 6. 1936. Mrs. Mary M. Schurmzin_ age 85. willow of thi-_ jaw Major Hehurmaii. F‘iilti~rcl; Tuesday afternoon nt 2 oclcc-‘<| from hrs- ,inte residence. Belmvllti Btrce' .

munism never can.

tories.

'( tluardizin. If your gift is not ready write us selecting _\'oVul‘ " L`*~‘l-”’“f‘~l'~ 0- ll" "“"l"“"l°" lei nunilier and name. or. telephone l\o. 1331 and _vour special

child will be reserved.

Do it now please.

1. l\Ir1\'in 9

2.P.iii`lI1i .1 it...l>. ` V- ,

3. t,".i':‘.i»:i

4. W.lnii\ l iB ok)

5_ Roy 8 iG.'llnf*. V, 11-'-'lc.i'r‘ t. il‘l.=t0»l. 7 kfnin 5 i

C".i»ra .'l

3 ihiiililiiig iilutsi-i_ i» o '

_..'i.1ll. i

ll) Ifi`\..i fi ~r.ol.~.

11. Jack ti 'to.\'*-

l2. Alpha 4 ia. Rf-.;.alr\ifl

14_ Gia<l_\'; 15 Doris 6 16 Ralph 2 11. S.h;ilf°.\`

18. Richard ‘Z iioyi. 19. Liiizabctii 1 \i.i‘.ile>. 20 Barbara :i it

22. Alizoiii 213. Shii'1<-j' '14, .lri_'.'e'i‘ l 125. Ruth 3

26, l.lJ_‘.’d ‘.2 ~‘.o_\‘i.

27 Marjorie 28. Rii.~_'_cl_

29 Kc-\1ii€*`.l .1

(lt) '

31 Hfizsl »ti 32 Giafivx li

.'l.3 Gorfloii

3-1 \\'eiit.nll ll iioyl.

35 OI,.i 8 iilnlli. .

36 Si:..iL<'-i‘il T iiraiiii 37 Gintlys lil iliooki.

38 /\i.lie 10

30 -]c_.'l; 2 -10 Clifton 41 l<Ii`.iia 1 ‘12 W:l.‘i'eil 43 Cli.ii‘lc.~'.

44 Lloyd 5 iboolzl.

45 Lvonn 3 <doll>_

46 ll_\in..i li noi! etiri'ia<gc).

4'.` Ilai'.`»1ii CI l'_.;.'l_ i

-lil L',i:'~ li iflolll.

-ffl .lf>j.~'~” 6 iiloiii. '

50 llni 4 -i'l'i` '_

of l.ii".i-'.” 52 Carl Ll i

53 .Jean fi

54 II'.ilJ_\' ti |<ioli»_ 55 Being' 6 iiioiii.

56 Ri/bert. 5 inc- itoyi.

.'17 Cliai'le.£. 5 limi.

58 Llovd 4 lioyi, 59 Artniir 3 ltogri. G0 Ph_\'ili_-. 2 idnlli.

61 George ll nio=_ lrattlei.

62 David 6 |ir:iiii<,

63 Matilda lo illzoki.

64 Jeniiic 4 <fl<._li. ;l' 65 Sterling 8 mos lrattlei. `

66 Kenneth 3 itoy`»_ 67 Rogers 7 ihockeyi.

68 Billy 4 ttoyi. 69 Elsie 4 ltlolii. T0 .lo_\.'ce 5 idolll. ' 71 Esllicr 4 iclolll.

ti ff,-aiiic).

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5 iintili. l'.»_\|.

ii‘;iiiIr~\, ll ihosltry stick).

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'og i. ino.-. iratt‘e)

72 Dflflfl 5 lf1lr'» _ dent choir. The Rev. G. criri_vir i' _ 73 Tillie 10 (book). . _ Wgbsiex-1;-(1 in pr,-__y¢,~_ lcfi his resldciice after the minis-

_ _ _ _ __ _ er.: had gatricrcd, and cnlcrcd a

Allusions

_L_._;;,_ I\!i.<s _\l_ar_<»n W.iitc1ieart w::,~_ '.~:.~-

§,_ L__...,L._,L-L. 19 ti;qi;.;i=y _sziclel sriiicd wizh :i lmaiit ini gin .it ti

” l~,>1l»_ Campbell accompanied li_\'

Zi. \vi:n.,».i .l iiiecirq- rnrfirw. W. LcPage and Mr, vv. E.

- ~ ~ 7-(mm.-._ lPi-ovinclal auditor lcli; for

G \<lo1.l.` S1 -flolll. Of ieiiiin. on

9 ibooki. ‘Cl

ti liiitpli, toy), to ' 'to_v|_ ' tyi

Rll_v_3 ilo_\'l_ IR

iclolli. Icral during the abcrricc of Prciniei'

l

irir_>§‘,_ Campb¢»ii_ ci_;ht or 10 iniiiistcrs followed. This W

lboolai. 27th \i'.lii the Prcsidcizt. lifliia

3 <ll0<'K€l'l. the last iiieetiiig New in-.i~;i:~~»

_ in

,U ll(

| IV.

' in

ilioukcy slickl I .~._-;.»-_,:__-_, _ _ _VVVVV

Prim

4 to b i (‘om . icin I sis

. l\l0l" ; few l on

ind is seen to touch it, as Lonimunism does. I

lt is not for a merely ethical Chi‘istianit_\' that thcV me

win: nic .uni 'el-..i; ii-_~ ;:i.i;~,_r._- .~f ` world is waiting' that would be stone instead of bread.

r‘_1i<.eiiis i..n. .»iiii»i<.it.:_~.' li-_iilr-;_-.iiip H “.Vml_`. lhc ideal and the spiritual as Springs 0|' ac_

V iuct.

l decide his future course. I

| atio

-__-~iiig legislation permitting him

‘;iIii'.\'::i. rittcr consulting his fel-

i :i.<

l |,;.i`

‘ i‘~i

inablhty to secure anialternativn

ha.; mui.h_ ment, governnieiit of different views."

_ _ ._ _ . ’ l will lil in this i

So far as Christianity is failing to do its own work it _ lVremler B3 (El V m§:;5°§2;'°ng;i:;§f,;,° uuderswmf

has no right to complain that Communism is trying tol (-Ummons To 35° the King was still determined to

marry the woman of his choice.

' h d Ill' 'I`ll0.\lAS T. (TIIAJIPION lll

The choice is in its an s

at he felt he could not form a

Caiiadlnii Press Stan Writer Government to fight for both LONDON. Dec. 6-iCP Cnblel- Throne and wife, and that, there-

the matter brooks no delay. be

It appeared tonight that the cab-

ivas anxious above all to otlcr King all thc time he desires to

That the proposal of a. morgan- gr

marriage is dead is entirely

1 end

4 alder his position. ' E "No advice with threat of resig- lnatioii cn the part of the Gov- I erm _ i ered.

: minceriilng the possibility of} “Tm only advice the govern.

i ment. has tendered the King has j been in re_»ponse to hLs own desire _ that a morganatic marriage pru-

V posal should be examined.

0f‘fcred No "Advice"

Neither has the cabinet offered i- Majesty any “ad\‘icc." The xiii: appi‘o_icli:‘d the Prlmc Minis-

inarry Mrs. Wallis Simpson. Mr.

i:i.iiisters_ iiicltidiiig those ot i'_'.' Dominion. replied that such

uiflrizioii was impossible. . 1 ed 'l'2i;~:'c the mutter rests toniglit,j is

cd that such a form of mar- sus? c is unknown to the British V mr

i-oiistilution. _ to

e Minister Baldwin is unlikely !01‘c. he would abdlcate rather c able In offer the House of I-hon mons a decisive aiihouncemeiit .llllll orrow on the constitutional cri~ All despite his assertion, uttered Hendon arport ready to fly the 1, than once during me N5; Monarch to France but in reliable dum that a pm" slawmgnt quarters lt was predicted he "will

create a crl'ls even greater the present one. airplane was reported at

here two more days."

Matter of Time _

lvlmtever the outcome. solution

the criiis must. now be "a mat.- of time," n. Downing Street

e

Vurvcmcd In l_(_sWn5ib|c quarters, spokesman said after the Cabinet

at-ea Mr. Baldwin has rrpiieiiiy ml.”

stat riaf:

rences, iere is no foundation to any estlori that the Government been trying to force the King

make a decision over the week-

without having time to con-

nent. behind it. has been tend-

Tlie situation never has ruacn-

the .tage when there has been |

clash between Government and]

ii rcinaiiied when Mr. B:-ilciwiiil Kills-"

.

No nieciiiig of thc cabiiict has, ll*

ri i';i`li‘<l for toni'>rro\\' prior to_ "lo ‘ ii~.ciiibl_\' of the Coinmons at‘ "ICP

.c His Majesty an answer to his* He pointed out. however, that if iisifoii, ` ilic

Government. formally tendered advice to the King to give up nmi'ringe plans, and that ad- | were rejected-the Govern-

ilu' ixrriil hour oi` 2,45 p.m. 110.451 m°nl~ llfltllmlll' Would f€5l2l’l»

PRl~ISH}\"l`.§T!'l`\` BY (’l!(\ill-- ‘V

i-lo.<c of the cieniiiz s“r\"':: 7.'r;t r- (- clay by ilic Tiuuity Chtu‘ch Choir ill _

rsiorv book). rif.-prccl.'tt;oii of her service.-, .\lis-V ;'V‘V’V I 1-2 i;o;.'l. Whitehead, who lias been a in rn- VN

9 ,_.l_-ry book. ber of ilie Choi' for some t.in-_‘, (doin llcavcs for I~I;ilii”ax this ivcf-`< where; 1;; Lim), _ lshe has been ti'aiisi`ci'i'ed fr. in thci 1 1.3 it-;m'9i_ local brunch of tire Royal I?_ank. ‘

the National `F;r.:-iiicc Coiiiiiiiitr-n

__._s is

RED Ciioss .\iEi~;Ti.\'<i _ 'rho lull ciiliiilrl lu<‘cli=*..'f. L

Red Cross .liziiiors of the .senior

department of Middleton .school 11|

held their meeting on Novi-iiib',"'

Si

Trainer presiding and t.wi'iil_v-t\\'o members responding to ro.. cali' Li

with "M_v faiorite fruit." 'f`ii<'- wc- U

ri-t.ir_\' then rcnd the minutes of

consisted of one of' the in;-inbers

suggesting that the ineiiibcrs sf"l‘ tlli‘l‘ Qllvl"-Fl Vlf`l0l`lll Of SDHUI and

tivclve calemluixs for Junior Rell tl

L)'.'.iss .`>0cii=i_‘.' and also t.[laj_`__ they inn Dl'<*Dr\i'e a box of cnnili rv; a ihriii- i

V 11 in. ASTI when thc Prinic Minis- V ici' i,:

_-.j..i h_i\e arisen over the week-l

iturda_\' to attciici the fiizl iiiccriiigjl llll

thc Province. Holi, J, l". Mriii- “V1 _ _ _ .E is “ding Premim. mm Hon MV cert Lc.i~c:lerc early in the morn- cu McGuigan is ac-ting atiozney gen- I 11111. '~‘T

in-obab`y will take Allie oppor-

.:_".' to' dispel inirconerpiiciis

Churchill Statement

The siatcineiit by Churchill. ac-

.mr 81.0 ,__.i,;_\. U Wm5m“‘ cordliig to Government. quart.:-‘rs,.

<>‘ir~.'l\iil's manifesto inferring the “V” _ _ 4

i-_ili,ii-*L was Pi'easii`i§ the King`s npprehmllon °f the r°1°h°“5.bZ` ~.l.i'at;oi\ \.='ithout. allowing html tween Gowrnmerlt' and King"

m_"_mV Mme to mnsidw mei Churchill last night appealed for ;i..,~_ mc

to

xniii-cable .activity au

sn

puihcus of the loyal iisio D iicrc siii'roui‘dctl this Sunday

\\’. 'i_ lvfonctnii K.C_ attorney gf

\viu:ciisi1, Don-fling su-cet anal 'T

G0 To o'i"i'A\v.»\-Pi-:inici- T. /\.< ill’ ' ~` ` ` ‘"1" " e

Hon. B.; "*'_~“'

?»l;ii:~c_‘.' . “lm _ O1m“.n, op.. the fainoiif; naval official, to

ra_<i> of iiartlmc. '1

_ _ _ _ cd

li "a ccrtaiii iiveliiiess.” to od- Km

s “founded upon complete mis- l

re time for the King in which decide, and chnllen ed the

K

ihority of the cabinet to advise

.abcllcatcn under jany circum-

H095.

he Government wa‘ said to he rturbed” nt reports ft demand- an immediate reply from tha g without. giving him a cliarico consider carefully! _ ‘hc Downing Street spokesman

V _ clared. however. that the cab-

Deermbcr 9 The Premier it-.ii <'-=~“ ~l‘l1'l' Of l°‘l“Y5 °"°“ *I lfl"l rvwcnlzcs 'thc desirability"

_:icldi‘c:<_s thc Maritimes l=r.:'.in,'csi

iib at Monlrc.=il before his r:‘tur_i l-V

ending the present state of un-

:‘.i~rr.l to the Duchy of Coriiwail, certainty which the spokg-man ':'i";-il' at Downing Street from said, “to it certain extent," has ctr-

A 1ni~etii;i_f of Mr. Baldwin with

l`iie f<i`.lowing qompi'lscs a con- de

1 . tc _

D5

mscribed"'the power of the Gov- nment in international affairs." The 1-Iaviis New; Agency said it

reported Baldwin would on-

:i i-rnnmoii practice prior to ii nounce to the House of Commons

o

morrow that the Kin 's rcseiit

s D

Mr. isairi-.i-in \~i.~iic<i Queen Mary state of lwaltlt will not Permit _ _\.1;,,:r|_,m.m,Eh Hm,_.,._ him_ to make ii decision regarding .\.n~. itat-rricirim returned is Fort Hbdlfallvn at the are-'cnt time.

\'cdf~i'i‘.

Sli' Aix-liibalti Sincfair, leader' of ii- i=np.‘.>it;oii Liberals. called at _A oiviiiiig Street. M

Report Unconflrmed

The report. _unconfirmed bv any

Tm, A1.Chm_=hop or camm.bu|.y scenes as are coiiiinonly associated

illccl at I)o\\;iiin;; Street. - “fl

th constitutional ci-lscs in con-

<..)ii».‘cn Mai'_\' look tea with for- tm°nt“l °°U“ll'l@5~

In Hyde Park tlierc were mlrior

A Um mm Cm,__uC__S of mhlone deinonstmtions in behalf of the

n.'cii.ig oi ine cabinet begun 1

A ‘; ' _ ' . 1

-.ion for (lhri.'-tiiias. This ivasnioved l at 5.30 phi. was concluded at seven m bv George Reid and reccnil-‘cl li' ` p,ni_ 1

ll/vfargucrite Craig. Next' iiicctingtol Moncktoii again went to Down- m

li . ,_ V ‘_ .\(_lk_Hm,JH Pum(.._.V Isingbut the police never found it

_ _ , _ .-

cessary to adopt stern restrictive

t'.‘R5lll`€S. Three fashionably dressed women oveci among the crowds with o

be held Dec. llth. roll cali to hcl im: Street frnin I-"art Belvedere. banner im‘°l'lb°fl3 "God SBVB U10

aiiswercci with “\Vlial. l ll/oiilill

The Drkc and Duchess of York

K

ing from Mr Baldwin" 'Tl

. _ ie

ll.i`ke For a Christmas Pri~s<\ii:_"i :iiii-nzlcil nioi'n';n_z prayer at the Milo” mefclb' lU`°`~l-Sed DBS-Sill8 ill-

-Wilma Reid and Pauline Wright! R

_ 1*

'were appointed to 'prepare ii pro

gram for this meeting. The mcel-l

ing was then brought tn ii close byr Yorks in thc cveing

singing the National Anthem.

V SONG SER\`I(`[I

Rev. H. L_ Denton. pnstoi' of the

in

»:=.rl<.

o_\-al Chapel in Windsor Great W

rest.

"Out with the ma.bchbreaker"

as is sl a i d Following the cabinet. meeting.

Thi- nuke of Kent visited the W <>s ii Carre bv a cyclist.

P

Ministers Gather . H

ri. Sunday morning calm, Dovt-

thc crowd moved to Buckirigliam 3 _

l~ce where the National Ant e

.. . . . h m_

Land of Hope And Glory", and

While London was still wrapped "F" HFS A ~7°llY C006 F¢llD\\"’

_ . . - we

re sung concluded with re cated

~ - D

E-uptist Church :poke on "The l mm. Surf.; bcmmt. busy Wm, Hub shouts: "We Want Our King."

Chui-ch's Cel to Youth" nz th, _-tu l 0

df-nt _-ang service ia.'~t iitglr. The service. which was hold in Zio-1 Church ivri.- presided ovcr li_\' Char- les Goff. Special music inv.iic.cci ii duet. by Mrs. Kemp :ind Mrs. Tralnor and an anthem by the stu-~

LONDON. Dec. 6---Ciiiisicicraticiis

of prudence and scninliizess, as we-ll

.r\s_.;iii..a.tlmoi1ii.ioii by tliit-A-rclibl hop~

of Caiitcrbiiry, today i'1‘sultcd in nn aInic.t rxiiirn i\l:.'_‘ii:-c of allus- l.m‘_" in c-li.i:‘.li and chapel to the constiizi‘irihn.l ci'£:.l. bctirecn King and Cnbmci,

The Ai‘."hbi.liiip`.s nupcal. pub-

lished _\’e'.tci'd:i1', askeil that per- sons crc\i\>_vlnii piilplfs today re- frain from peaking ciircctly on "niai::-i-_\ vxhich have arisen ai`fr_ct- lng the King himself and his sub- Jcct',.." _

A incsi importint matter which

has so far i=,~:i-,pc:1 general dis- cussion, tiifiufih forming the sub- ject of cnriirsi. ironversntlon in many infliieiiliiil circle. 1:; the ef- fei-t'of thc innrrliigf: conteinplat- od l:§/ the King upoii i'e!at.lciis bo~ in-con Church and State.

There is good ground for clo-

c‘nrin<r that. such ii marriage. whi-ilier the King rcniainerl Sov- crzign or nut. would immediately p.'riipita i- it movement for sever- iziice of the iirf*/:nt coiistitiitioniil fr:-lations be-iwivn the state and the rliuifh. To put it iii ii homely sentence, the Anglo-Cutiioiica

whose power within the coiiiicils of the Church l_ia.~.i;:`o\\'i1 i'Hp1dI_v dn lhe”’last‘n'i‘nr‘ratloil tiiltlioizgh Dean Inge thinlr; i.ha.\ now ren' h-_ cci it z:-nithi \'.'i:~.il<l cr-rtniiily “not stand for it. " Morcovcr. at thc urc- sciit juncture they \v.".:iltl i'<.~i'rive the hearty support of Aiigliwiiis of

‘ a. far dlifcrriit school of ilioaght

on other m:iltcr_

Within the last gcnctiitioii p,i:--

linnientary legislation has remov- ed nlmos. all the i<a'..i;v which

‘ seemed to place noiicoiifci'iiiit_v iii

an inferior position to Anglican- lsm so that dlscstabii hmcnt now- adays is disciissed ii. little more than nn academic question.

Ccnstitutionally, linwcvcr. the

King is the hcnd of the Anglican Church, and for this to remain if such it marriage as that-propo cd is effected would certainly be in-

proporiion of Church opinion.

sity cf .~'.‘vcrln'f b~iid-. which liave

~ existed a thouszvicl years and more ` is _-rich that any Government. would be nppaled af. undcrtakiiig

. lt.

___ ___, ____ ___._ _.__ s _ l

--_---_-~-----~--_---~ - ~ - T

Church Refrains From if

° To Cri. 1°

S S Q , . , < . .

ivi.ni.<i-r f.-1 behalf or thi-_ King but l

- wiio:.c number had ihCl‘98S0ll THD' l idly. bchclcl thc wlilte-haired, sho- ; \-i\|-h,~.ttr;i had gallcred Archbishop of C;iii1cr\r.ir_v drive into Downing Street. Cro\\',, surged up to the Primiiti-‘ri ein-_ but police pushed them b_1:k_ There was some boolng and a iroiiple of women held aloft

' ii newspaper placard of that morn- ing, |::ni-ing the legend: "1-fluids Oh' Our King; Abdlcatlbn Mtans Ri:volulioii.“ tl

tolerable for the Aiiglo-Cathoiici., and indeed for a much grcntcrf

l On the other hnnd. the imincn- l

inohlim; bringing the ministers to

One _voting man took _charge of

,}.,..V ),r[.jq.m,m,-V.. ,.0“_.VU _mom As the denionstriitlon. Mounted police

he dav wore on throngs of cur- “"l"9d and Ulf SU P-l`lllt¢Tl ell

P fl D

ions marie their way to the famous °"l7°k°` to this Sf‘lf'llllP0ll1iPd` lt’-'lfl-

lV.Vm_ [,_VI]_d£,_V_?_C_ cr. who immediately desisted. and

The first throb of excitciimntoo- m°5t Uf me °f°WCl !'l'Hdlllll.\' lflellicd iirrod when the Prime Minister: |‘“'*W-

AKE 2 --GOOD !flUl‘.IGI-1% ._ ml.oi‘cai'. He i'ctui'nccl 40 minutes

(turd Dliipersed

Later in the evening anothur

-fuer. going to Marlborough House crowd returned to Downing Street, (_ sm Quai,” Maw headed by ii man carrying a ban- On<- S-.i:ida_v newspaper said thc lm' that T955- "D0\\'l`l With Bald-

ueen pleari-ad with the Prime “'

his obvioiisly was merely iipcculn- “’ lon.

in." Reinforccments from Scot- and Yard dispersed the crowd ithout difficulty. The King. although szmc ri-ports

/it .lilo pin. the interested idlors, “"l‘l~l`l0 mfmlleli £0 L91l<l0l'l- SDPHY-

No Disorder _

Night had fallen when the min-

i.~.t:~i's began to arrive for the full inbliict meeting. The spectators had grown into nn immense con- course stretching into Whitehall. and six mounted officers were ne- cessary to control them.

Some one started singing the

illrtfonnl Anthem and it was taken up liistiiy. There was bpoing and cr»iii1tci‘-cliefriiiir. but actual disor- dcr waz; entirely absent.

i-Jnwhere in London is there the

slightest revelation of such hectic

cutly remained nt Fort Belvedere ull day. Again there was no court circular. an omission which has not lllllliiencd in many years.

The ltoyal Familystlll maintain-

ed complete seclusion. The Duke nnd Duchess of York attended the morning service nt. the Royal Cl1l\D€l ln Windsor Great Park. This. with Queen Marys visit to K9l`l5lnll0h. was the only excep- on.

Many municipal ooimnittees ei-

cctcd to discum the coronation cel- ebrations have postponed their mf-‘l?llH!s. Anxiety in commercial circles ls growing due to fears the coronation will be postpcincd, or even abandoned.

It is felt that if a change in

sovereignty happens it would be impossible to edect the constitut- ional realignment for the ooronst- ion of _King Bdwnrdh successor to take pliice ln May.

In any case. hearts would be so

heavy any attempt to conduct the celebration on the lines tentatively planned would be a ghastly farce.

Some sources said Lord Dawson

the' Governmeiit began to arrlvc.

Whatever the Klng's emissary

had to show them. lt. evidently

As the Cabinet met the Press

reading' of the fnc syls ii too ob-

for Queen M::r_\' \'.hcn :hc di rc out from Marlborough House cn- routc to Buckingham Palace to confer with her son, her face grave.

Palace, the Queen continued her usual automobile drive and croivcis waved as she drove nroiinii the Victoria Memorial. Someone held up a small card reading "We want our King."

Kensington `Palncc where slic had tea with t-he former Quecii of Spain. She returned io Marlbor- ough in the evening and it wa: believed her son, the 'Duke of Gloucester, and his wife were with

her. - -Ready to speed 'lilm out. of Eng- l land, if thc ncccl ar0'e. the King had it plane at Hendon au oi

on the visit made to Fort Bi.-lie sm dere yesterday by Lcrd Dawron of 1 P21111. the Klnfs PllY5l°l“"~ dlcatlon papers.

2.

tiled to persuade hlm to take a _ me three-month leave of office, with 3_ s regcncy council to act during Gov t.he interim. 'I'

The Empire crlsi. drew close to Clos

n. climax with the series of coli- -.to ferences this morning after the am King had mctored in from Fort em Belvedere to Buckingham Palacn K1 before mot of London was awake M and sent Monckton to 10 Downing ed Street. Mrs He carried documents, perhav-S NE _the Kings final answer to the cab- W l.Il¢f. g"l_

An hour after Monckton rapped fri at. the Premiers door minister; of Mme

ivard and his wife." o

When the primate ciiicrgcil fiom |

the house a few minutes later. tivo iniitsd would ca."-L \:; .liziiluw my : "Sti'n<li\'i~.i'1ii:.` bi' tif i':-_ 1,, ~ -_.-_.3

_“fl 11vro.<_< rnai1.v ciiairtcis in ihel """-" lllll`1`°1l-`i.'1 ='=1~'f »:>;i~ii>i‘iiii=. iSto"l'l‘f the British Elliptic." ` *“"l l“`l` “"""ll ll' - "-'llflifz

women field up a large _banner for ~ him to sec “Hands off our Klng- h

nlzdication inearis revoluticn_" it

read, _ i w

Queen Che:-red dn

A few bioclis -.-wa_\' another lin and V1 mum cmisnwu' Prime 0

crowd s~:' t up a s_.?\“athctic cheer B

the Loiidon Ei'”"iii~ '\’¢\r~, .-,_

The Queen Mother i.i>\'e on to c h ‘

mat-icr of .\ii1rcii ' - f "` COVVVVVVVVVV I LV ioiinpoiiance iuiis He cl'uii'<~c<i "i nz' il: ; iwiisoiii

What the documents were. or.

what they rtended was not ie

ernment

give Edward more time" spread t

for the time being at any rate,

d they might bc: the . First drafts of voluntary ab- was

liese dcvelopnients were dis- §;.:__ I ed while it growiiig seiitiiiicii: Gomez a guest r V .n.il \fi

oug both supporter: and uppon- lgmma ' ' ~i>rog- s of a marriage between the T ng and Mrs. Simpson. I sol rs. Simpson, meanwhile, reach- _ . t. the .csnni-S viiia or Mr. and B°lf"‘°‘°“ b°"‘“‘~‘~ “E-‘l- ll* \' ie _ Herman Rczers, formerly of Rey w York. . B rm ., ._ itll Mrs. Simpson safely seclud- p g‘

ends urged the King to play for 2,

The \fVoinr-ii`s Miisn Club ..

Satiirciay, Dr<»¢»|.,\,f,. V-]l,‘:‘°°'»llli form of a cfiiicer; r,.¢_`,.hl°°l much ciijo_vr,i ir-_ th, hug fl"

The President, Mr; H S`l°"“

An expression of opinion from dgx-,on ex ,.5 ._ _' ~ Hen Dominion Governments. the P L sm U D`_(a` New proposals from the Home Cnmpbm and MM HVVVVV-V1.5 V\.en

.ure .

Club in ivclconiiiig \ ir °

actlre iiieinh<~i'.~‘_ and ili~\`_mbF°l < J. /i. .\i.if-iiiizi. "“’"

ni.._i,_ioni `

the aftei'noon's _splr-qdidnbmu

he first niiiribcr '.i',i-; 3 D., o-thc first. innimiiiiit of “in

Mi.~_- i r. . ‘ll Mal; €l‘.l'.~’_f _.f...`_`.-f.'."..<¥i1‘i“.;f§

Her second group \\~» .

'om =

f two Chopin \\a`i 'ix i.:i. Minor. Opus ilu iq.. _Qém

V whlclt wa.: i|iiii:nihil.1_\-' _if

/\t.|.aelu Government 0

ii n'i i i t ir WW itgtg'-" Si' I “"` `“`»"""'l'-fif...if

Was of le lglcs mpor O wmuon Chu a S is lo\\'ii»;: » ___ Baldwin rhortly left the building qovammmf, forchhillgt t can-“R22 i1rovement_ U' with his secretary and hastened to pa,-namem and Challenged 115| Miss Vcia Il. : i~ 1. _'.~,..»_ see Queen 1\li1rr~ _ riisiit io 'r.fivi_-e the sovereifn io i 'll'-il group or 1...... .,,...,f. ii... ii-~

The Premier returned after his ubd_|(an._ ` 1 ri;-iigirifui, If \\-_,S _._-...U _W (_,.l_j~`

audience with the Queen Mother In nlormal smwment Saturdm. tlermaii “If Thou .\;i`:\,,._,__.._;VJ‘§ and again took up deliberations hc said abdicauon mlm not ».has¢_ I Bach; it piistoi~,~.1.._ ..B|.l__,V;(_ LM- wlth hi; ministers. The meeting 1|). bc exmn,edV~ and hinted that l ere" arranger! bv \Vi‘:'l:.~-" »< Q2' finally broke up at 12:35 D. ni.. me King mmsegf had agkgd fm- ous for his ;ii‘r;ii:~i-in : lifter 2 1-2 ll°UfS Of dl5C“S5l°“-. more time to consider. l -‘-Ulm:-; the "_-\;i.' '<1' vi <='i~'ii~i~'1i'.L.`1 until toniglits se sion at 7:30 p. in. ' ‘--There L_. no question of mu. l _-my from 5p_m,_,r, Hi"

_ V [conflict between the King ei1d` Wolf was p;ii'I.i~_,-iii:§_-," _f.__§.».,,.`f.:;)

'Sl-ll‘Pl'lS9` D¢V0lllDm°"l5 Parliament. said Churchill. "P;ii~- ‘ and cliiii'iiiin';;v gn;-_-_;1i,\ .,.',f,._,`?;’__

linmeiit has not been cciistiltfd in . of words and pi_n..'» n-,_._,r;~' "1~`§f'.“".

_ _ _ _ H. llfll' \\'n_v or allowed to express any , ap.pcaliii_e; and the i. -V _fm

A£§0C1atl0ll hllltfdr fl! "»~ll1`lll'l"f’ lopinioii. The que tion is whether *ua* bl-fi LI~‘p`.-li -wwf 3 developments, tha; the sltusition-l the Kmg is to abdicam “pon the " " ` ~ pointed ominousiy to ciiscu slozi of i nd"-{_[,V of me mmisu). of me CMA

abdlcation and that “shi‘e\'.'dl ~N0 mmgsh-V has th? nuthonfv lmmwl. \,._l__ _m ,M _ _ .ll1dB¢5 Of the Slwallcll are ¢'°"'l to advise abtiicaticii of the Soveri- l" `» ii- i' :A J mm] hulls vlnced this. like other .\upcrflci.'ill gign, Only the most serious Dur-

lfnniciitiir' rocesses o v .» . _ _ ~,,. _

vlom mid true s<ilution.' _ raise thebis lim in deeifi-<lmi.»r-ii._9n Ziff ,“fm1..."»,1` .'l'-1". L'

W<‘l_§'llt. l10\'»<‘\’¢‘l'. ll'-Yi Iffl<l~`Cl ll‘._ Dcelniiiiz thc present cri ls cou- `i1.`.]~.) - _'ll-i hh M V " i ‘“'~

U10 \'lBW D1'l‘lll\l‘=”=ll0ll‘>' \'-‘¢‘l`C bfllllf l ccrhcd ei iiiarria.'i‘ .hat "in no iir- i,'1(|-.. dlhilnil ` LW.. i l;."l“i" made for abclicatiou by confercurcs i crllnstanm, md bp accomplished . " “\".' l`f__“_.‘-‘_ L " "1" ll of the Archbishop of Cnntcrbiii'y- i for nearly five inanths and inav l i‘f`imi].li( ini. Hm.um'" "H1 ‘N "" Govcrnincnt oppo ltion leaders and ‘ ¢~0m»¢~i\.-“bm £31. mucus n_R5oné _ -’»V‘l‘ ~-ll-0’-V‘ _l`-l‘»` V l-f_ ‘i.i‘.isir.g_ Bnld\\'in's call upon Qiicen Ma!':»'- ncv-cr bc acvziiiplished at all'l l lim lm]-"buh" m. \""“f"_""' "=“"‘l°' Shortly after the l\lii1lstei~`s dc- . Churchill a.<¢l~:ed for '-palieme',» “ll”-ll "Nm ll-l' ‘\“" l"‘_‘ `-`-""' ‘~“l`~'

Partiire at midday. Moriclitoii i'0'j \Mr.=. Simpsons ilivorce decree nisl l mum alilnwlmwl. ml 1 "_" `“""""l turned tothe King at Buckingham i bf-comes absolute next April 27:. l M.” _"""‘“”' ““" " -.» i::. Paisze, The pair then returned tol The Cabinet could. he _-`iiiz;rs.te<i l t"'“.""""" '° "“"." “"'“"’ 'W'-l snow-coverecl Fort Belvedere. | advise the King agalmt his ,.w:m_' "ll‘llfllC“»_ll-fl.‘-"‘fl ll‘»‘ l’m:.:ir' When the Archbishop of Canfer- lcd request for legl=intloii in por- "`5°"m‘? 'hw' 4 ‘ll I) l‘3"""l` ‘ill

bury called at Downing Street ill l mit ri inoigatiatic mai'i'i:‘.ge, and ‘ b " ~- - . ._ tlr afternoon some people in the ; added: l "W-""“"lll~‘*""l'llll°lll 11 ‘-'1Il;>t1\>i1- crowd gathered around the nu- “If the King rcfii,~_es to take thi- “ml “'““ Hi"<‘fll11i>.'.r _» i :K .\i:=i trance cried: “We want King Ed- a

La Tia\'i_.ta. Shi .i.\_.. rcciic frziiti the <‘;.i'i'.i

iirltc, in A. flat iiiiigm-_ (,;.;§__ ..

.itifving tif' ii - '

i, ,lit _ VV __ nic", ari'.‘.ii';i‘:l bg; pp __ -`_.,~_,

‘i ii.‘

Miss Mzilciiliii C.iiii; ‘. I, _

i'.l» ii irze ii :hi iiieii

.

eiiiitifullv lic ii 'il ip fm..

ilvice of his inirilsters. they are 'RCW' \ "ml-

'I' 'I`li -

f inure. free to resign.

r- n::i:iL~c;'.» \‘..i<'\ i.1i;_:_ird tc

_.If an abmcauon “.Cn,__Q b__ Im ‘_ 1 lirar onci- ii_g._;i: .\.1;_ _l_ A lla,

l!»_' cxtorlcd the oiitrane so com- I ‘\

VHe also held several conferences _ ith Government leaders, Visitors ”

y iiigiit included Sir .lohn Sim- ` \'

Would Awalt (`rl-I `

i.

L: V.

Lord Rotlicrmi-r¢_ pub15_c;m»_ -

fillail iii il ri iiilii 1. ll-,:' .,li.'i;er.

1\li'S. Mi`it‘.\1Li..ill .\I ~ i_‘,iic 3 rlci' :<keli'li of the ll;il ..r..l c.ii'ei_\i

No. 10 L>o\i-ning Street Satiir- of Antonio Sn-:.<li':.i.5, Iiinioiii

ioliii ni:‘l;ei'_ viii nic _"ill md nc tlmuinziii our i- it fi . Sv.

fiiilsicz' of Northern lrczaiici whom l<‘<`ll \'i<" -` . . il 1 fliiliiii aliiwin summoned from Bi-lin L_ siicccsa ii-rn. ih'.i_;_' io .;<- lr. li:

iiictltod ai :ijipluiiiz the ’.`..r:ii>':L Mr.<. 1\f:ic.\lil`i.:i ::nt~,-ii :hit tivo of thc:-c faiiioiz; \.i»Iins hifi i'ccc-r,'Ii

__ _ Sliiion has been .-:~.;I .. ,~ 1-.. l pf » `

Afier lier visit at Biickiiiglinin oritative sour ~

:vu liriiril in <'.:inIi»'f~ii\\\i' One

_ 9% to bc dosirolis of is own.-<l hv 'l'.;~s--ini nic

“"0l<`llllil a cel; .l;iit.c.:; '

llli " - .< ... »;. .` _ Vlqalillllé-’£l isitiorri, ic;\Vit_-..it.i.,.oi.. V l‘..i\i<srs. Iliil iii f.......__ i__;,m ~r n;‘m_V't___ ‘"9 “Cll0l`-5 by his l.n;>v.’ thc \xlii~icr_ii.:-1;: ii; sciiin " °l"‘ liiindrcil Sti'urii\':ii'iii.~ \;ol;r,.=.

in A' th

Is.) Bilwii'

.~ I‘ (‘o.li'Ii ilu* i f 1 ‘- _n:.”;i'.im

i -, .

d R ,,mmVm_hVd (_HmVL_, V br ..ie ii_iuF.iilV. .iiin.».i.,. .. ..i, t.ie

man' I 1 V “-15 lil!! iiio_“.ii.<I c ._

.. o i:ir.'_v _:¢~ ;_ _ _ _ _ _ __

Throne and adrleii: "J `i fm Du( mn" ‘

-. lu zi- ifosf-

..N0 Go\_m_mmmV “HMV on UVVSV uoncd until .laini.ir\' Yin

0 i.i‘ v.l hc. ti the pco- fm i-~ "

ple of Englaiiil eau .=.iirvi\'c » “'14” "' 'I' ‘i `i'(`“r'

_.You mmmi VHHVVKVVVVVV VVIVVQV gHVVVt_ ivislirs to in.i`~'.<- :nn li ..;.i..'-:tic ;e

and close friend of His Majesty. but the Kings own ship. "Tnrmac" was not in cvidrncc.

Reliable sources scoifcd at the

possibility the King might fly from England immediately to join Mrsysimrron ln France.

Reports the King might bread-

casl. to the Empire his decision were dl.s:oui'ited.

Usual Prayers

And the Anglican Church, rep-

resented ns opposing the Kings with to inai'r_v Mrs. Simpson. said the irual prayers “for the Kni:‘s Majesty" through the Empire.

While hoping the King ivoulrl

decide the question of his marrl:e'zi'

Catholic ivcekly "Tile 'I`..b1r~:.‘ championed the Monarclrs r'izlit to make his own ilccifion ln the matter.

Pointing out. the King "is ex-

pected to live by a more severe code than that exerted of modern English society, which has moved far from the Catholic traciitloril' the magazine iisscrlcd it i' import- ant that he not “at the same time be asked to make one of the grcat- cst racrlflccs for the sake of his office and then be told that nf-

clianicter."

about two hours.

Downing street residence.

the Ministers.

umz cmmiuiinm

` ing constitutional authorities.

-_p .t_

The ship belonged to Sir Philip Sassoon. undcrscciietary for air

"against his predilections,” thsl

rice is essentially ceremonious in

Tonight's cabinet sesion lasted

Aa the cabinet ministers eirierz-

ed many were greeted by bocing by some of the crowd which for- ced its way to the front of the