rnn ll rnlervcd In! Iowa y"; bu! uavcnlaln; 0| ure mq he lulu-tad n! wall] atrial; payable

AIN leaves Bum. 9- m- tonlsht (Friday) mull hockey match. $1.25. Reduced lugs other stations, 1,3354;

Oflmlvioiwrm, Iu-2238-1-15-3i.

liwl be handed to their representa- eylllss Qlgu Green, Albany.

“n, HARRY scnunman of " mil, Prince Edward Island, 10x pelt from a 1036 pup l sivuly on Sunglo nations part of its feed just sold

"WARM-Rs AC

fill!) CATHOLIC WOmETVS l“ are holding a pantry sale ’ furniture department ernoon, January 16th.

Jill) C.\.\"l‘A'l‘A "The Daughter ; l Jail-lg" which was to have been l “hm; L-l.» the Summerslde Pres- ‘ all Choir in the Ken- ._vterian Church, on ~ coil, January 1'lth has llil-ly postponed on ac- ondlton of the roads.

.l'.-\L luaarmo - The Jlllilg of the Girls Club >l hyterian Church was home of Mrs. Maurice .11; on Wednesday evening, Jan. lll W], l, good attendance pres- , 'l"lu- following officers were ell,“ 1.»; the coming year. Pres, ‘ p,- Cllia Moulltniil; . .5, shcrlnnu McAssey; 'l‘reas.,

-%_ Paul Harding was committed to and trial at the next session of supreme Com by Magistrate w. a. Dam)’ Yesterday 011 a charge of ‘$1501? The charge arose from the Clllllllent views the international urn ng of the accused's ma" situation was reflected in the l sShore Nov. l1, Speech but satisfaction was ex- suirllfiialilrlg McEwen, arrested on a pressed with conditions in Canada arralgflefa lliglfzlgzggg‘? agriliéltyawévlllleln gllldmwitrll tlhe relations prevailing mauded a week for sentence. g a (ms on the Nerm Am- Six witnesses were called to the illlcllgwdduelzilntgolzlgltifgasnhleiuliéigéelbdvg: feels of the Government's fiscal - cl , questioned for some time, while ggovezelxaslnsefaxdndlltignsstiillig i? ' Roy MacKenzie, customs officer, C. out the y“, l; Shh-l us ' R. Stavert, insurance agent; Ber- ’ ' nard Hughes, glvin 1d 1 connection Wm] meglnsfimiéléeang of agricultural produce at home

Corporal Caldwell f eh R0 Canadian Mounted glue’ 5150 W512 the speech said. No effort had led

s-Decdboat at Glover‘

My; Lloyd Gorrill, re-electcd. - of lhunlzs was tendered the tiring OIIlCPIS, President, Mrs. M.

rSAD Nlitvs RECElVED—-Mrs. n 0f the lvlnwlcy House has d the sad news of the death her llllclc, L. W. Keith, which curred at ‘his lioinc at Needham, rs, on hlondlzy, lltli inst. Mr. ellh “I15 a native of Havelock,N. ‘but \".'l well known on Prince l bland, as he had visited ncl- nearly every summer

L. G. Lewis and Staff Sergt. An- derson conducted the prosecution and W. Henry Noonan and C. D. McCa.lium appeared for Harding.

POLICE COMB

lied from page 1)

=r mid was formerly Miss Silc is n. sister of Mrs. H. Lcfurgcyl and Ml‘. Jesse Huestls Slinllllcrslllt‘. Mi‘. , bcl-n lll for about ten days. l lnkillllfltlly is extended to Mrs. e. l iii her bereavement-S.

Nauru-z and mail extortion. . In Washington, n q" the Db ed between Hts Majesty's Govern- paftmgnfl 9f gush“; issued on a ment in the United Kingdom and poster the first official description cmada with lesPect t0 B-"BW trade Advlslng the agreement. The agreement itself pllblic of the $10,000 reward offer- “"11 du-"Submlttod for your unprov- ed for information leading to his M durmll the Present 3855b -" arrest. the poster thus described the wanted man: “Age, about 30 years; height, five

feet seven or eight inches; weight. complexlon foremost problem, the speech said.

Dld not despite the inauguration of a stand erect. dimple 1X1 chin, high home improvement Plan. eud e Cheek bones. new aplwared to be substantial increase in employment. broken a little below centre, had Measures t° "$15k i" u"? 957mb- liairy hands; speech, slightly for- n-‘hment °1' "nemlflllyed YOWIB cign accent, spolc: brokenly, ap- 99°91‘? ‘Wind be take" "l 60-01%?!’- pcared of Southern European ex- “mm with the Prwmqes-

-l'lll-‘.T'l‘\' “TZDDING — A very

-- ill ' g was solemliized at "ill Manse on Thurs- ; Jan. 14, Rev. Waller _ officiating, when Misc em ltllwlitgomcry, daughter of Mr. id MP». W. J. Montgomery of Port lilbcmlnc thc bride of Hudson til n of Ml'. and Mrs. John efircy 01' lrllllililttlfl‘ Road. The ' attired in a. lovely black trimmed with gold and lo mutcli. After the cer- C: wedding party had lun- u. lhc Mawlcy House, leav-

of the kidnapper.

swarthy. Pcculiaulties:

hm‘ a l'\‘i'l‘]lLlCl‘l was held in the ’l'iicir nlluiy friends wish em every happiness-S. Police harvested a crop of poten- Camda 511' 59"!“ l! "l olltwlllo tial suspect-a all over the far west, °‘ dewwpmen“ "M" WY fol‘ including new arrests in San Diego, Mme Yea“ 1n 1115114118 °llt the

and 5,“, airway and construction of landing "suspicious char- fields-

actors" in Seattle and in Chicago. cam" and quesmlled gnome, m Board of Railway Commissioners

‘ ‘ING AUXILTARY -'I‘lle

hi: of the evening aux- lnity United Church was Oil 'l'll(“(lfl_\' evening at l e of Ali's. Robert Dewar.

Alum. Miss MncQuarrie was in Mrs. Geo. Meikle con- thc devotional pcrlnd. Miss l the discussion in '2 uullv hm}; "Moll and Women

Sacramento, Portland

flared slgnllh over aviation or highway transport cantiy in Portland when a man °1' mt“-

qilestioned and released went into a restaurant and remarked he had

be " t d" ith th ase. ggtrglggieuilied t», lllmelfilt pol_ times and in different forms. Men-

i e intervened and took him back m" o! "To "wit" in the Speech to headquarters for a mental ex- "m" “l6 7'11"!" W“ "l! first amination. He gave his name as Deforest Powers. 28, a laborer. California officers still were re- ported seeking Fred Orrin Haynes. former Folsom convict named by _ warden Clarence mrkln yeslel, on a private membe a motion. The for uestion- Iiglefl: 1:53:33‘. m qclllcagu blind persons to qualify for old Calif., reported he believed Haynes “g9 Pellsm“ l“ B“ ""11" "Be

hd lidf kth Fld. “f, 3f? 5,, "Izaak, filojobll’; dicated legislation along this line.

rs wvrv rend from Dr. Florence l of the Foreign Miuslon Field -Kr.lv:i: and Miss Alice Gordon l~ Home Missions in Man- ~ New’ Ycal‘ Greetings were ‘u _fl"lnn ills-a Mildred Slackford

gllflllllvll and Mrs. Prod Walton _ lllluolntorl delegates to the ‘F ill ivnicil is being held in vii llifs month. An in-

l n address. by Miss Slle Mead- _ \"" 1"‘? lYlp lo Vllny for the ~-u‘vr of the Canadian nlem- Scveral sources reported tho _ connection _\_"_”_*_—_' with the case was becoming more Stolen from an Everett residtelilit Friday night. possibly about e time little Charles was killed, it "l!" PM" T“ "W"! was found yesterday morning with stolen license plates, and was im- pignltljéilgl ,,'?,,°§§,°,°',,,,d wasllhlgloh from the Throne read in the Sen- wllllbm Co“ M0 today by GOVEHIOI‘ GGTTGTBI itted human blood was found Lord ‘Weeueuluu It the oaeulne o1 on chains and on n. handkerchief 951411016191

l-fin . Loo Gallant. of Abram‘: "l. has returned home after o his brother in Qucbccn-B.

rlnce left on Tuesday State Patrol Chief

ti’! Spend the remainder C

Government scientists ably compared the stains with little Charles‘ blood but remained sil- owupled the nearby fortified bulld- e:;t as to what they found,

‘Mlle Clive Reeves, who has lsltslllllil in Boston. has re- 0 her homo in Summeruldb.

-____ m” l, mDbell has returned n: mm Prince Co

GOVERNMENT ,,,°,,,,,,,,_

m’ years old, he speak; highly (Continued from page 1)l____ pltal and doctor ~' ' " northwest of Madrid in the sector approach to El aurgents bombed a Madrid ref ee lkscorial and the Guadarrama foot- train, inducing 40 persons, the min- hills. Its occupation by the militia istry of interior reported tonight. was regarded as an important pre- paratary step in an impending of- the train enrouic from the capital fensive against the combat-wear- tc safer areas, be said. The angina

d7”: (l. A. Brennan, Bummer- . .nrl F. W. Hansen of Tyne T n. officers of the ' - Tllkht Horse are in ‘Halifax . lnriourse in machine gur.

Flghtlm, in the University City the trucks. 39cm“ whl h began at 3 _ o'clock | Prom Jun Province came report: yesterday afternoon, was eaturrd ' l by “many acts of bravery on both fieght train wh ~11 was derailed sides." qtieral Mlaja said tonight. near Vllcacs, ki_ lg the engineer. Much of the action wok place Government p lea claimed one 9 mmd the gpanish-American war victory-they re ted they drove memorial. A colum of militiamen back insurgent t ‘p transports at- wehl, We; the top in this sector, tempting to land :.t llstepona. Mal- lrifles and areuouee lu the" bende- and rushed the taking it after I

Pll-Nailni. UIPEFTORS ANT)

Summeru:ll-.'l:l-Ic.,ue m0 gnemy trench. men‘. The Aliniranto Cervera, one atubbo .. fight. of the vemle. was struck by two

b rtainof firofmm Iii-pound bombs. ‘The warship: 50mm“ y . c“ abo Morocco.

new automatic ordnance. tho!

lad PR]

with deep concern of the decision

-____ E COUNTY BOB- of H13 MB-lesiy Kin! Edward VIII alegac tacknowledaes re- to renounce the ‘Throne for blin- l’ mm the Elsfate of self and his descgndgntg Elizabeth Jane Harding of Cont ibutiong g 1 _ l%hapgreclz3edlhl8él1ll:y of Westminster stops were taken e udowment Fund quest and consent of Canada in m "P I- Deimanent the enactment of legislation by the ‘mg y the interest of Parliament at Westminster for the °" “Wmmll ox- purpose of giving effect to His

"In accordance with the Statute immediately to set forth the re.

Mulestyls instrument of abdication and providing for the succession to the ‘Throne.

P a u I ll a r d in g ‘c.'.'.’.'.i..“°.i.‘§";';‘.ii.."1f." .;“.:..::;l:

will be sought to the alteration in

Committed. To

Would be appropriately represented

Supreme Court I

eld in London after the cor- onation.

European Situation The anxiety with which the Gov-

crican continent. Testlmillly t0 the beneficial ef-

VlEOrOus promotion of the sale and abroad would be continued.

bee" iloared to expand Canada's trade and following out the Gov- emment’s policies ministers had visited Great Britain and other countries and Hon. W. D. Euler, Minister of ‘Trade and Commerce. was on the Way ic Australia and New Zealand to discus revision of existing trade agreements.

“You will be pleased to learn,” said the speech, "that an agree. ment in principle has been reach-

Unemployment Unemployment relief remained a

Establishment of the Trans-

Extension of the authority of the

may be in the direction of control

Revision of the capital structure of the Canadian National Railways has been proposed at different

time it had been officially included in Government policies.

Pensions for the blind has been an annual subject of debate in Parliament for some years, always

usual proposal has been tc enable

than 70 years and the speech in-

Decision to strike the "gold clause" out of contracts for the Payments of debts followed the re- cent meeting of the national fln- ance committee when representat- ives of the provinces urged the step.

orrawa. Jan. 14-10mm» lowing is the text of the Speech

presunh

ing serving as the lnsurz‘ it base. Fighting continued Ppglimlt the night and until after 1 .'.'n this

Thwart Troop Deparkatlon

VALENCIA, Spain, Jan. ll- n-

Blx hundred persons were aboard

and four couches were blown from

of a. second triin bombing-a

this continent, and conditions in Canada, present a striking contrast t0 those of many other countries.

United States to Canada in July last was a much appreciated expres- sion of international friendliness and goodwill.

sed a steady ‘improvement in con- ditions throughout Canada and has borne testimony to the beneficial effects of the fiscal policies of the administration, and of other meth- ods employed to achieve national recovery. A very definite restora- tion of confidence is in itself an augury of the continuance of recov- QTY

commerce has been accompanied by a noticeable improvement in the general economic position. Out- standing features of this improve- ment havc been an expansion of markets, a revival of industry, an increase in employment, ascending government revenues, and upward trends in wages and prices. In the primary industries improvement has been especially noteworthy.

crease in the volume of farm pro- ducts exported. It is the intention of the Covemment to continue a vigorous promotion of the sale of agricultural products at home and abroad.

pand Canada's trade have been un- remitting. Since the last session of Parliament ministers of the Crown have visited Great Britain

BRITISH H ii ME DEFENCE PLANS PRUCF

Baby Gas Mask Per-

Britain announced todfly Dfllwtm" of a gas mask which can be used even by babies-latest symbol o! the lateness with which the Government is tackling the problem of home defence.

air armaments will put Brit-Bin In a. powerful position to combat en- emies anywhere by 1939. Bu! be- gm chat, the twin problems of pro- tcction against air raids and Ell"- anteed food supplies at h0m8 H‘! being pushed to immediate solution.

aza Province. in a heavy bombard-

the Home Office who disclosed rs- l cently that 30.000000 aw mflBk-ll ,- r 1e. Dusters sale‘ his neck was .01 would be distributed free thoughout- t bmkeh 1h lh l crash, Briiain in 193'], announced the ba-by mask development.

Iledbldhwllfifillfi.

THUMMERIDE

NCB COUN

Legislation Includes Air Service, Social Laws And Greater Railway Control

(Continued. from hi” 1)

Honorable meunlbe nf the Ben- atc: Members of the House of Com- mons: '

meet you at the commencement of

another session oi’ Parliament. The people of Canada, in common with the peoples of the other parts

of the British Commonwealth of

Nations, learned with deep concern of the decision of His Majesty King

Edward the Eighth m renounce the.’

Throne for himself and his descend- ants. In accordance with the Sta-

tute of Westminster, steps were 11n-

mediatcly taken to set forth the request and consent of Canada to

the enactment of legislation by the Parliament at Westminster for the

purpose of giving effect to His Maj-

'esty’s instrument of abdication and

providing for the succession ic the Throne. In accordance with the same Statute, the assent of the Par- liament of Canada will be sought to the alteration in the law touch- ing the succession.

You will be invited to adopt a resolution expressive of the loyalty of the members of both Houses of Parliament to His Majesty King George the Sixth.

His Majesty has been graciously pleased tc set the twelfth of May as the date for his Coronation. Pro- vision will be recommended for the appropriate representation of Can- ada at the coronation ceremonies.

An Imperial Conference will be held in London, beginning in May of this year, for the consideration of questions of interest to the various members of the British Common- wealth.

The international situatlon con-

tinues t0 Ell/B mlwll EFl-llllld T01‘ tion of certain branches of the pub-

flllXleliy- The Rllllflllbe!‘ li-ilfmbly 'lic service, for which provision was

of the League of Nations gave

887K185?’- COXI-ildefflfllml t0 file bell!“ ‘effected. The Board of Governors

ing of recent developments upon

the activities of the League, and a committee was appointed. on which ors of the Canadian National Rall- canada is represented, to consider the question of the apple-ration of the principles of the covenant.

Happily, international relations on

The visit of the President of the

‘Ilhe year just closed has witnes-

A. marked increase in trade and

There has been a pronounced in-

Thee Government's efforts to ex-

APACE

fected. Plan To Build Up Food Re- serves.

n; THOMAS HAMILTON

Associated Press Staff Writer LONDON, Jan. l4—(AP)-—Gl'fl9

M0115 I

Tigcveldriliieiit?! T tuauufaii 1°“? “m3” wmberm oulcms em" mans of todaywhat Martin Luther

to build up food reserves, designed w assure a supply of blend and other foodstuffs for six months. Gradual accumulation of wheat and Jewish splrlt»

f0!‘ the ‘lbrritorial Anny, two ulti-

The total strength of the Territori- al Armyis to be increased from

Huge expenditures for navy and

Geoffrey Lloyd, undersecretary in

Melvin Stewart, 90. single, was in- stantly killed near this Annapolis Valley village today when a light truck he was driving left the high-

l-llepresentatives

representatives on the commission responsible for the forthcoming

0n Coronation l ‘Commissionl

_Guq.r\llln'a Special Wire) N, ~ Jan. Ill-Canada's

and other countries. in participate c ll l- Klh G v1 . x, Dermal. m c» Reece». o. ..?.l33;..;'.l‘.%c...i.>.°3f.€°....l‘.€é.

the revision of eldsting agreements.

‘trade “3'°°"‘9“"s' M m‘ 9mm” King Hon. Vincent Massey Can- It affords me much pleasure tn ‘time’ the Munster p‘ Trade and “(mm High commismn’ and G‘ P‘

Cmmwm i" 9n me w“? w A115‘ Vanier, secretary of the High Com- tralia and New Zealand to discuss mlasloherrs Qfflce_

The United Kingdom will be

YOU W111 b6 131C359‘! W 165m that represented by those persons who , ‘m agrwmenh m Prmdplf’ h“ been are members of the Coronation reached bollweeu Ill-e Maldive Committee of the Privy Council.

Governments 1n the United King-

dom 8nd Cullfldfl- With respect t0 l1 Commissioner Bruce, former Gov- noW trfldb flflfoeme-llt- T718 BSIQB- ernor-General Sir Isaac Isaacs, Sir ment llsell W111 be submitted for John latham and Sir George Rich your approval dwlne the present l Will act for Australia.

session.

With the asislamc and co-oper- will be Prime Minister Savage, Fin- ation of the National Employment ance Minister Nash and High com. Commission, progress has been missioncr Jordan. made in coping-with unemployment | The South African delegation,

previously announced, is Premier closed on July 1. A registration lHertzog and Charles teWater, the of unemployed persons on relief High Conlmissloner.

and rellei. Relief camps were

has been completed. Dominion-

Proviirclal agreements have been of the King, will be chairman of

entered lnlc respecting a farm em- ployment plan, under the terns of which work has been provided for

‘ lhousands of single homeless men. ' A Home Improvement Plan has been put into operation. l

i Despite these measures, how-

iof employment, the provision for large numbers still on relief re-l . l

lever, and the substantial increase

mains a foremost problem. Measures will be taken. in co-

operation with the provinces, to as- g sist in the establishment of unem-_

ployed young people. A comprehensive program fc meet

the serious conditions created by . 'widesprea.d and intense drought in NGW ‘MOVE TO GlVe

Western Canada was adopted dur- ing the summer months.

The amalgamation and consolida- made at the last session, have been

of the Canadian Broadcasting Cor-

Doramm and the 3°93‘! °t Dhect‘ and Catholic church lenders, usll-

by Parliament, the Government

control of the Bank of Canada.

Railway Commissioners. and to re-

ban homes; to amend and consol-

at a. lower age than seventy years. A measure will also be submitted d

with respect "w the discharge, 1n Home and an ambitious priest-

any coin or currency which is legal h tender, of debt payments at pres-

gold coin. d moris: fiscal year and the estimates for

for your consideration. Honorable Members of the Ben-

Members of the House of Com- In again inviting your careful

phasized icday, now would pennlt g

other reserves is being considered

fence Plans Department. The gas mask distribution is only 5 part of the anti-air raid protec- l; tion. A system has been installed p

To stimulate leasing recruiting

aircraft dl—' were organized n and have sole charge of London.

130.000 to 150,573 men.

Instantly Killed

AYLISPORD, N. 8., aJn. 14-

luma billed.

way and crashed lnlc a telephone

8.. and Fred Tibet-t of Little River. This new protector, he said. is N. 8.. were engaged. in n fish busi- suitable for use by the smallest in- ' he's and it was after making dc. lint in the event of hostile airl liverles in ‘Aylesford the former ‘ments on the types of beverage! raids . [celled fcr up m» mirth act-u.

ally at opposite religious poles, were WBYS have bee“ 3171mm“ and ha“ agreed today in hostility to an ef- entered upon their duties. Through loll to glve the Blble l, new, antp the purchase 9f 5W5!‘ and the up‘ somltic rendering, denying Jesus polntment of directors, authorized was a Jew

has assumed e predominant interest German faith that rode ma, favor in the ownership, and an effective wlth the Nazi “do. saw lh the translation work of the Evangelical

Measures W111 be introduced l-° Bishop Weidcmahn of Breman all provide f0!‘ the OST-fllbllfillmenl? M a obstacle to their efforts to get rid Trans-Canada air service; to 9K" of the Bible entirely, especially the tend the authority of the Board of Old Testament.

weeks two editions were issued,

idate the acts which relate to com- Germany's Grout War qllflrteflflfls- blnes in trade and industry, and to tor-general. expressed the neopag-

provide for pensions to the blind anlst v-lewpollltl

ant requlmd to be made 1h 801d or trying to suppress the Bible and