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"a new era of peace and prospgp- ity for Ireland." He then went. to bed with a cold which his doom;- said was not serious. He was ex- pected to be up and working with- 1!! l dfly or two.

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Government to proceed to the

i1- : refusing to state where offers orignated, the repre- ' it of the flyers stated they (Buying on negotiations “ " Mlmis of the Chinese gov- -1 in San Francisco." NCsnadinn airmen. who, due lliuctions in Departmental ap- iiions, are to be released from 3- 0. F. on April 1, volunteer- Iitilservices to the Chinese con- here last week. They ere 1°. operate as an independ- .¢11-wniained unit, so-opms- Jlil the Chinese air corps, and 1am“ Ttquimd. for ‘planes. v Mid. was set at $9,000,000 I W's operation, _““*——i——-—-

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-CONGBATULATlONS-Mr. and . Mrs. Percy Menu, of Summerside, are receiving the congratulations oi their friends on the arrival of a. lit- tle deughterjJune Carroll, on Feb. 20th, in the Prince County Hospi- tsL-S.

-HELP FOB CONVENT AT RUSTICO-Through the influence of Rev. Martin Monaghan, D. 1)., | parish priest at Miscouche, the peo- ple oi the parish made up four boxes oi needful articles for the Convent at Rustico. Bedding and other useful things were contained in the boxes-S.

—DONA'1‘ION OF BAGS 0F FLOUR-The bags of flour put up by R. T. Holman's Ltd., for prises in the Summcrsidc Curling games hss been presented by the winners to the Prince County Hospital for which the Matron expresses sin- cere thanks. The winners of the two matches are: F. J. E. Wright, G. Ennis Smith, W. E. MacDonald, H. T. Holman. Skip. M. L. Brad- , show, Art Johnson, R. E. Ellis, W. B. McNeil], skip-S.

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—PROHEB1TION CASES AT SUMMERSmE-Severai prohibition cases cams before MHIIIIITBIZrs G. M. Matthews at the Court House, Sum- merside on Saturday afternoon. A case against a party from West Cape, charged with selling liquor contrary to the Prohibition Act, was dismissed for want oi evidence. Mr. Heath Strong, K. 0., appeared for the defendant. A case against another man from West Cape was adioumed until next week. A case against s. party from Al- bertcn charged with P05585- sion was heard. Evidence was heard for the prosecution and the defendant gave evidence on his own behalf, After argument of Counsel the case was adjourned for one week. Mr. Lowell Compton acted for the defendant. A case 1186111“ I. Summers!‘ man ior selling was adjourned for one week for witness- es. The defendant did not appear. Mr. ‘W. H. Noonan appeared for tho prosecution in all the cases-S.

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clothes on the street. Acting Btip- I endinry Magistrate D. O. Stewart disrnined the case as there was not sufficient evidence to 910W m“ he had token them from the clothes line of the man residins In the wast end. 5

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, . I clothes from the clothes line of a MP°POPAI;D"I*IMN2" 51353011132‘ still further complicated by ‘m, and , -- l a, Bummersrue, B1. 1m» P} J0 - - defeat of the Labor leader, Thomas The garments were found in his flmnefly M-“nie '7: Tall“ °f “'15 J. O'Connell. 1

identified as Cliv-

FUNERAL TOMORROW -- Mr. s. s. Hessian, x. 0., WIlD left for , mvetins — Social 11.111. (charlottetuwn yesterday “naming 1 flow-Annual Concertfliiuxis Squares ‘for Summersidc, on getting the sao news of the dcnth of his brother, ‘who was killed in tirc recent acci- dent, arrived in the city at 3 0' clock yesterday on a special train which had been sent to Mt. Stew- art. The afternoon train for Georgetown was hcld licre until r o'clock and at Royalty Junction took on board Mr. Hessianb body to Georgetown where the funeral will be huld tomorrow.

boys your support-Admission 35 cents - I-lcartz Memorial Hall, 1076-2-23-11.

ARENA-Skating this afternoon 1097-11

TURNIRS-Pnying 10 cents per bushel. Henry Smullwoori, Char- lotfctown, 1002-2-23-21

FORUM. HOCKEY TONIGHT- Abbies vs. Niiiiionnircs at 8 o'clock, Return game. 1091-1 '

CAR BROKEN INTO-Some time during Saturday night some one broke the seal and entered a car consigned to thc- Robin Hood Flour Co, Charlottetown, standing on the rnlhvny siding and 11111110 away with

FLIGHT AGAIN POSTPONED— Dr. J. S. Jenkins received a mes- sage yesterday from Mrs. Jcnkln

d7“ "-- u-oo 5nd kindling from stating that hcr flivlit from Mont- Iclézft Pris Apply cor‘ or real to Charlottetown. which wu; SLIP“ 01.0mm I“? “f now‘ Pm“ a s om stio5o_2_2o_3l ‘to have started yvzslerclay, was ‘we Imvcsuguung‘ postponed on account of the un- ____ v favorable weather in Maine. If iwiathe; ctortilditions permit, shc will ' a. e o o ay. _i__

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vs. Abbies at The Forum tonight at 8 o'clock. 1091-11.

though he was second in the poll to a Republican, who gained one seat from the Government. The second Government candidate was very low in the poll.

DUBLIN, IRISH FREE STATE‘. Feb. 22. -- (Canadian Press Cable) -— Presuming support from two Independent Laborites, Eumonn de VIIICTIIUS Fianna Fail (Republican Party) and its allies tonight had _ the ncccssnry 77 seats to give them into the death of Mr- James IM- n. nmjority in the 01.11 Eireann as sian. a victim of Sunday morniiuffi tabulation of results in the 145 train wreck was besun yesterday at ‘ndlugs which voted in lust Tues- tho Bowneas Undertakng Parlorsfrinys Free State election came to Summerside, when the following an and, _ jury viewed the remains; Arthul‘ The standing of parties was: Johnson (forcmurl) James Snlli- Fianna FniL-Sixty-cight van, Wallace Gallant, Fidele M. Labor-Seven-

Arsenault, Fred Murphy. Crilly i Independent Labor-Two.

m; and Albert Cakes, I'm inquest Govcrnment-Fiity-three.

was adjourned until ten o'clock Imlvlleudtni- find Filfmeffi‘ Fif Friday morning when ‘t will be rc- I790"-

sumed 1n the town build-n; Total-—0nc hundred and forty tiive.

RETURN FROM Tm? _ Mn L z Without the support of either H. Douglas, Station Agent, M Labor or Independent Labor the Georgetown, and Mr. Wallace Mac- Flam“ Fan's 65 Sens e-‘RMIY Pal‘ Donald’ o; this my’ returned m, nnced those of President William Saturday night from New York, T- Cussrnvds Government party when they were witnesses 1n the and its Independent and farme; trial of the Dyall Produce Company Sillllmrmrs- versus the Munscn Steamship l 59W" “m5 a"? 5m] mI-"smg w‘ Cc...,pflny_ In this case. dmn-agcs night in Sligo-Lcitrim where vot- were sought in connection with mg was Posiimmd 1mm March 3 cargo of potatoes ma; 1mg been (uving to the fatal shooting of a loaded m Georgetown on me Ste“- government candidate and a de- mcr "Tome" three years ago, i‘ "Clive *1 Week “Kw 5mm!" steamer having been cnirght in tho N°!“1““II“"S were held “m” I“ we o“ caps Brawn and delayed Sligo-luciiriiir where five Govern- m reaching pom Mn Com-gt, R merit czmdidatcs, five Fianna Fail Bunmm, Charlottetown, “gem, , one Lnbor and Independent wcrr the Munsen Company. was another named to contest the seven seats witness at the trial. Mrs. Buntnin MP5 ‘In-Tl’ Reylmlds- wm°w °r u‘ accompanied mm m New york slain candidate, was among those They stopped o“... h, Nrotytrvnl on 11omi1111fcd and became the secon their way home and will return to ‘Vilmml 1° "Mo" m” electmm churlotmmwn this wed“ The position of the two Labo groups was still somewhat uncerr 11in. The two Independent Laborites 111 the inst Dial voted with tho- Govrcmmcnt, but Dc Vaiera's pm tonight appeared to be counting o their support. The regular Labor group, so far numbering seven, was counted 011 to support the Repub- licans, but had already announced its condition that the Fianna Fnil adopt its plnn for the relief of un- k employment. The situation was. the

SUPREME COURT OPENING— Mr. Justice A. E. Arsenauit and Mr. R. H. Rogers, Prothonotnry left yesterday evening for George- town where the sitting of the Sup- reme Court for Kings County be- gins today.

INQUEST BEGUN—'I'he inques‘

BIRTHS

KELLY-At Kinkora on (hursdoy February, 4, 1932, To Mr. and Mrs J. E. Ke‘1y. a daughter (Mari Dorothy Clarise). I

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It seemed clcnr, however, thcrc -——-—' would bc no formal alliance bo- STAVERT-At wiimot VaFcy F161 tween Labor and the Republicans 22, i932, Fred Stavert. Definite fnfl- ‘and that tho Laboriics would take thc position of holding the whip hand in the next house "Change the Government, but con-

4- trol its ," was one of the party's election slogans. I

President Cosgravs tonight rc-

N’ D ' M acLean mained silent on the result. cXflvpi 910553134333 to say he and his party were will- ‘unsung; t0 Support any government ti‘:

I t e extent that its policy shot! ciiqtggkwfi be in the interest of the country. Mr. Dc Valera, on the other Phone Ill

hand, confident of victory, herald- ed the result as the beginning of

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the Republicans and Laborues, 1'- efy “ of President Cos- grave's cabinet was returned, most of them with good majorities in heir constituencies.

Will Introduce ,,

LATER

DUBLIN Irish Free State, Feb. 22—(A.P.)-—Eam0nn De Valerais Fianna Fail and its Labor allies had won 77 seats in the new Dail as ago. 11st 68 for the Government party of President William '1‘ cos- grave and its supporters in oompletc ‘returns wnught from last week's elcctlpn. except for seven districts in 011111011 the voting was postponed

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the Drcsdner Bank, and several smaller institutions~the ' Deutrsche Gesellschait, the Banner Bankver- cin and the Commerz Und Privat Bank.

By ivriting off losses and trans- ferring some of thcm to the Reich on condition that they will be rc- stored later from earnings, as well as by invcsting some of the Reichs- banks surplus profits in private bank's, the German Government be-

’ lieves the way has been paved for

restoration of confidence. which, in

turn is expected to end hoardingi I

by the people.

' Finance Minister Hermann Die- trich explained that the main fea- ture of the reorganization is the

, fusion of the Danat with the Dresd ner under the name Dresdnei Hank.

Ordinary shares of both banks will be folded up at a proportion of ten to thzee. Preference shares of the Dresdner will be folded up at 3 to 2 and later will be transfer- red into ordinary shares. .

The capital of both banks, which amounted to 554,000,000 marks (about $139,000,000) will be reduced to 200,000,000 marks (about $7,000,- 000) ‘

In the fusion of the Barmer Bankeverein with the Commerz Und Privat Bank, which will result in u capital of 80,000,000 marks (approx- imately $i9,000,000) with 80,000,000 marks reserve (approximately $7.- 000000) the Reich will invest direct 1y or indirectly about 112,000,000 marks (about $27,000,000).

Industries Fair

Opens In England

(Special to the Guardian)

LONDON,‘ Feb. 22--"i11cluding th< booths of many Canadian exhibitors nearly thrty acres of floor spw are occupied by the British Indust- vies Fair which opened slmultan eously today at Olympia and thr

While City Ioondon and Castlfl sfnrted. Fire headquarters itself was h.t by a shell and several ftcmcn

Bromwioh in Birm nsham. Abundant interest of continental buyers was in evidence and the Danish Government in particular has authorized a considerable de- bate on the state railways for trav- cl‘ers to the far. It is the 18th of the series and the largest o! them all with more than 2.000 exhibitors. The Duke of York and Rt. Hon. Walter lturicimnn, President of thf‘ Board of ‘Prado $119814 it a banquet at the Mansion House tonight in connection with hhc for. whle the Prince of Wales will visit the Birm- ingham section on Thursday-

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news from Shanghai gave rise to- night. to considerable anxiety in authoritative civilian circles. Press dispatches told of stubborn resist- ance by the Chirec army and said the Japanese offensive was meet- ing with reverses.

mcnt officials declared (hero W85 no plan at prcscnt to scud addi- tlonnl reinforcements, ‘Tho war of- fice, remaining said there was no confirmation of the reported reverses 11nd pointed out that would necessarily be slow as the Shanghai terrain is cut by Hum‘ crous canals which mnkc progress difficult. '

the news from Shanghai as in- dicating the advance of Licutenant General Kenkichi Uyccla was pro- cceding "accordingv to sclicdulc."

take a. week or ten days to drive ‘the Chinese buck from the fwclvc miic zone around SIlfiIll-Lllill. Gov- crnmcnt officials. krantrd that the zones cvrntuall’ I noon he was down in his own shop ‘would be cleared, Japanese army would occupy it fir‘ fcnsively until the situation war- ranted withdrawal or until a tem- upstairs. Snmwne In the 5MP 551d pox-cry neutral area was decided they smelled smoke. He ran up-

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