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So many stars it _ took a, whole ocean to put on , this show!

Pierrie Casgsain Salated For Speakership?

(C. P. By Guardian's Special Wire)

OTTAWA, Dec. 18-Prominently mentioned as likely to be the next speaker of the House of Commons. Pierre Casgrain, chief Liberal whip and member for Charlevoix-Sag- uenay, was in Ottawa today. Mr. Casgraln said he was here on private business.

The Commons Speaker technic- ally is the choice of the House so that the appointment will not be made until the day Parliament opens. Nomination of the presiding officer will be moved by Prime Minister King.

Selection of Mr. Casgrain would follow the practice of alternating between a French and English speaker‘ in successive Parliaments. Hon. George Black, succeeded by Hon. J. L. Bowman, were Speakers in the last. Parliament.

Back Empire Settlement Scheme

(C. P. Cable By Guardian's Special

will. ‘

J‘AC.K" peswu Y NANCY CARROLL cine.» RAYMOND

nnd- livzollher stun at stage, screen and rudio

ADDED CHARLEY CHASE comm: __i..i____ DAILY 3.l'.'r—‘l.00—8.45 r. M.

'. TODAY and SAT.

. PRINCE DIai..16r,26c. Eve. 26c, 32c, 37c.

fihristmas Spirit Invades G.N.R. Depots

(Special to The Guardian) MONCTON, N. B, Dec. l8-—With the closing or the universities and colleges in the Maritime Provinces which commences today Canadian National Railway stations have tok- en on a holiday atmosphere as the students gather to board trains ‘which will take them to their var- ious homes. College yells intermix- ed with interchange of seasonal greetings fill the air. Incoming trains from Upper Canadian cities will be bringing their allotment of students attending universities and colleges in Montreal, Toronto and elsewhere, the first of which should arrive tomorrow.

Threeﬂlzilled In Havana Street Fight

(A. I’. By Guardian's Special Wire)

HAVANA, Dec. l8. -— Three men were shot to death last night and a bystander wounded critically in what appeared to be the second violent flnrcbacik of Cuba's newest kidnapping.

The threc were mowed down in a

mid-town Havana gunfight and a.

chase that hcwan when a curload of men opened fire on on army w! bearing Jose Jesus Gonzalez, 4'1, an army intelligence agent, and his prisoner, Caslmlro Memendez, 2B.

.. Both were slain. inter. the body of Jose Sanchez Monies dc Oca, 30. was found in the street. He was identified tentatively as an occupant of the fleeing assault car.

The bystander shot was Manuel Garcln, 55, who was struck by a bullet as he stood on a street corner.

Lust night three alleged kidnap- pers of Nicholas Castano, Cuban millionaire, were shot to death in similar fashion while they were be- ing brought to Havana following the capitalists rescue from his rural prison.

English visitor-You have a great many mountains about here.

Swiss Guido-Yes, wc had so much land wc had to put it in heaps. - i ‘_7

E Y E S I G ll T EXAMINATION

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LONDON, Dcc. ill-The Nation- al Government tonight accepted a private member's proposal of an Empire settlement board to stimu- late migration within the Empire, after a spirited debate in which Arthur Beverley Baxter, Toronto- bom Conservative, urged migration to Canada, and Labor members declared new settlers are not wel- come in the Dominions.

Douglas Hacklns, Under-secret- ary for the Dominions. said thc government would adopt the idea put forward by Capt. J. R. J. MacNamara, Conservative,

Gasoline Powered, Train Gives Great Display of Speed

(C. lK-l-Iavas) (By Guardian's Special Wire)

PARIS, Dec. iii-Travelling at an average speed of 89.5 miles an hour, a train which has just been put into operation on the Paris-Stras- bourg line covered the 315 miles in three hours 31 minutes, it was an- nounced today.

The train was draw.n by a gaso- llne-powered ‘engine.

Two scheduled stops at Nancy and chalons were not deducted from the running time.

Golden Wedding Anniver sa.ry

On the evening of Nov 3rd Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Gallant of Rustlco entertained at their home in honor of Mrs. Gallant's parents Mr. and Mrs. John D. Gallant of North Rustico on the occasion of their Golden Wedding Anniversary.

Before partaking of a sumptuous supper they were read an address and presented with a well filled purse by their grand children Lelia and Helen Gallant.

They were a'so reoepients oi’ beautiful anniversary cards from members of their family in the United States.

After supper the evening was spent in music and singing, some beautiful voiiin solos. being render- ed by Mr. Leo Gallant. After sing- ing the National Anthem the guests departed to their homes wishing the happy couple many more years of wedded llfc.

Following is the address:-

Denr Grandma and Grandpat— s

We have gathered together to- day to extend to you our best wishes on the occasion of your Golden Wedding

We are galci to see you both en- joying good health, and hope you will ce‘ebrate many more of your wedding anniversaries in the future.

In the past fifty years God has blest you with a large family who would all love to be here today, but as ti. ‘ prevent some of them from being present, their best wishes to you are here just the same. Please accept this small gift, not for its intrinsine value, but as a token of remembrance from the family on your Golden Wedding Day.

May God grant you many more

years of happiness together and _

Hen 1 st the end of your days. signed on behalf of your family, grandchfdron and relatives.

READ

The Santa Pals appeal.

the City Hospital late last night after she had suffered. a heart at-

place of employment, Mrs, Helen (Atwood) Cunningham, of Grand Pre and Wolfville, Nova Scotia. was found to have money bags sewed into her clothing hold-' lng about $3,500. l

bills. l

Halifax Port Arrivals

Newfoundland from Liverpool.

Lady Laurier from Local Har- bour.

Wasson Harbour. ,

Erg from Local Harbour.

Lillgunvcr from Jamaica.

SAILTNGS:

Belle Isle to Nfld. Ports. . Lady Laurier to Local Harbour. Wesson and DredBB W 19°11 Harbour.

Err, to Local Harbour. Cairnross to Pier 8n.

VESSELS IN BERTH:

Surrey Loading.

Can. Cruiser Discharging. Lady Hawkins Discharging. Cathcart Loading.

Erg Berth.

Lady Laurier Bunkering. Barge No. 2 Berth. Cairnross Loading- Wasson i: Dredze Berth New Yoriz City Loading Cairnross Loading. Lillgunvcr Discharging Belle Isle Loading.

VESSHIS DUE TO ARRIVE: Dec.

l7-—Tahan from Swansea Chedabucto E. C. Ports. Rec from Halifax. Nova II from Halifax. Fernfield from Halifax lti-Marles from Halifax. Keclung f rom Calcutta. l9—Marstenen from Immingham. Lenarflsh from Halifax. Brant Country from Saint .John. ' 20-Beaverdale from Saint John. Lady Rodney from Jamaica. Can. Planter from Halifax. Man. Port from Saint John.

pool. 21-Montrose from Saint John. 22- Laganbank from Far East. Chedabucto from E. C. Ports. Sulairla from Glasgow.- Ausonia from Havre. Newfoundland from Boston. Portia from Nfld. Ports. 23~Westernland from New York. Magnhild from Nfld. Ports. Cairnvalona from Saint John. Rosaland from New York. 24-—Kyno from New York. Rec from Halifax. lviarlis from Halifax. Nova II from Halifax.

THIRD MARRIAGE OF

NEW YORK. Dec ill-Mrs.

has more millions than she has ex.

C.. attorney.

Davies‘ 62-room apartment, out- numbered the guests. who were kept down to a select 100. The lat- ter included Attorney-General Homer S. Cummings, ‘Stephen T, Early, assistant secretary to Presid- ent Rousevelt: Senator James J. Davis of Pennsylvania and Mrs, Davis; Senator Millard E. Tydings of Maryland; Jesse H. Jones, chgly- man of the Reconstruction finance Corporation; and Joseph Tumulty, former secretary to the late Presid. ent Wilson.

Mrs. Davies is one of the richest women in the United States, so she did not hesitate to lay a red plush carpet across the sidewalk even if it was a rainy day. One member of her staff was delegated to keep wrinkles out of the carpet so none of the guests would stumble.

The progress of the wedding was reported to newspapermen and Photographers by a short, dark man who thrust his head out iron-grill doors at interval: and shouted bg-[gf bulletins.

lglNow they're walking down the R B." he shouted, d di

for five minutes. an sappemd "New they're getting married." There was a brief pause and he ﬂpDeared again.

“It's all over and he kissed he;-

twice. Once on each cheek."

Mrs. Davies inherited much of

the Post Cereal fortune. and this is

her third marriage. Davies former- ly was chairman of the Federal

Trade Commission.

Had $3,500

In Real Cash‘

BOSTON, Dec. Ill-Brought be‘

Mary

Javanese Prince from Far East. Duchess of York from Liver-

NEW YORK HEIRESS

Marjorie Post Close Hutton, who

husbands. was married yesterday to Joseph E. Davies, Washington, D.

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Mary, for the past decade, has made a daily practice of going from house to house seeking what little she could earn here and there at house-work.

Lately, for Mary is 74 years old, the few coins she earned at sweep-

ing the stairs or washing the steps “wk _t h . w t k came to her because of the kind- 1 m es Broo um stmt ness of her neighbors who felt the few coins she earned kept her just that distance bureau

from the welfare

Yesterday, incredulous employers

shook their heads when Mary's

R o o s e v e l t Studies Budget

(A. P. By Guardian's Special Wire)

WASHINGTON, Dec. ill-Presl- dent Roosevelt and his advisers con- centrated intently today upon the shaping of a 1937 budget intended to slow down the climb of a public debt already past the $30,000.000,000 mank.

On the crest of the month's huge

dicted by the President for the end of the present fiscal year, next. June 30. With less than three weeks re- malning for the completion of the budget, Mr. Roosevelt and his help- ers concentrated upon bringing ex- pendltures and receipts closer to- gether next year and thereby pre- venting increases in the debt similar to those of recent years. Adding item to item, including a reduced allocation for the civilian conserva- tion corps, they still left a blank for the most. important figure of all -- that for relief of the unemployed

Bad For Discipline

LONDON, Ont. Dec. l8-- Lon- don‘s Hmrd of Education decided today that its young women school teachers should not be commended for teaching older boy students the are of ballroom dancing.

Teachers who spend much of their spare time teaching boys in their classes how to dance could scarcely expect to maintain discip- line in the classroom, in the opin- ion of C. O. Carrothers, retiring Chairman of the board. It was his

giving lesons in ballroom danclns; “It certainly can't help discipline,’ he said.

Trustee Joseph Jeffery, who had asked the teachers be commended for their extra curricu'ar aciivifi’. said he wouldn't use the word “ball- room."

"All right, then," came back the

Chairman. “I'll say Waltzes, M“ trots, the tango. Yes, nnd the rhumba."

OALCUTTA, Dec. l9-—(C.P.l-D-

J. Horn. president of the Rotﬂfi’ Club, at a recent meeting declined it was time something definite WM

SWEET IN TH AT GOWN E

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