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CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, manly, DECEMBER s, 19s"

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A I RLZA IN BA ANTI-Iratgmilmolsir

iniiicl ANll lllNlS SCENE ll msniinu

F r a n c e Expresses Blunt Opposition As Fascist Press Explains Demands.

TUNIS. Tunisia, Dec I —(AP) -Blood ivas spilled today in an pigry demonstration‘ by 500 French eelnulsll lcainst Italy's apparent campaign for Tunisia, French North Afriixin protectorate.

lfllllfe restored order after sev- Ihll rlilrlliifillfifi in which an un- determined number oi’ riotcrs were

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injured. An Italian bookstore was wreck- pd nlnn the rloters broke. in

ll‘l‘i‘l!”ll the \i‘lliil0i\'5. seized nctvs- naner. and hooks and flung them lnio tlze streets ivherc other dem- tliem to shreds.

were smashed also in

I some tviaim

Christmas Con- L-1-12-5-17

"Ci'..-.> Roads m: lxieimbcr 21st.

'3' PzlicifiswOfl-t-lltl-Iirzil S1116 and llLKll m, Wednesday. 24 v "ll wrvc Thursday night Decem-

.<i for Pownal concert at 8 L-9-l2-5-li.

lt. Ix. ve Tuesday. December Kingston School Concert. il 15c and 10c. L-8-12-5-1i.

"Re cf‘ 2011i Afillilmib Y. P. U. concert and box

c. 6. Come!

L-63l-12-3-2i. "Borden Line Club loading hogs

lamb.» (JJVGS every Tuesday. Hours i2 to 3 L-348-12-M-2-5-tf.

Franco

BY LARRY ALLEN Associated Press Foreign Staff BURGOS. Spain, Dec. 4-—(A P)

General Franco today coupled a prediction of a quick Insurgent victory in the Spanish civil war with a declaration that the new Spain would adopt an aggressive foreign policy.

The General told of his plans in an interview givcn on his 46th birthday in his villa. ~

"Our dreams of universality would disappear if we were not, to project. abroad thefvue mean- ing of the new Spain.” he said.

"ln return for the blood which has been shed the lifeof ournat- inn must. be fruitful. Spaniards who live abroad will no longer be abandoned like outcasts.

"A sentiment of national solidarity will give them help and

BRITISH PEER wins NAZIS

Cautioned Not To Think Britain De- cadent.

(A. 1'. by Guardian's Special Wirel BRADFORD, Efngland, Dec. 4- Eorlde Ldwm, v/Cabineit. min- ister, warned Germany tcday not to repeat the 1914 mistake of thinking Great Britain decadent. He said there was a. growing Eng- lish conviction that “only arm- aments can speak effectively." The Peer, in ihe cabinet as Pre- sident of the Board of Education. also disclosed in an address here

"Go so dinner tOIl-iullt at h'iii»_- -’ Blair Anrircw in aid of New Uixsgoiv Racing Club. 14-21..

"Buring Dressed Poultry Tues- days find Wednesdays. Highest prices paid. W. P. Smith and Son, Blflnlci" Bridge. L-5B9-l2—2-3i.

"Cow-Unloading a form fl coal at Uig; Tucson)‘. DOC. 6th- W- . OS.

L-10-l2-5-li.

car of beginning

"Toniicht at 8:15 in Baptist i’ . lvirxivegiau Music and dram- “Per-r

01 from L-‘ll.

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vinz live fowl and chicken . December 8th. Paying hll- market prices, Last date of blllhiil.‘ for season. Ben Cousins, Rll-o valley. L-4-l2-5-1i.

_"Cli'dc River Bazaar and Social “ulllll. TllESfiiiy, December lith. Ainpicc; Baptist Missionary Soc- illl! If stormy Wednesday.

L-6i2-12-3-2t.

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uei-s Attention: Our ads in announcement column of "Pr lire full of money mak- aions. Bead them care- follow each clue. Live- . srkctiitg Board. L-lL-

",Lll"‘»~i=vk leading at Kinikora ,3" fv-nwlny of cnch ive-ek is train- - n niciricnt-itin, indicating that izirmcrs appreciate the value of ililppinu ro- Ccnsulft your lccnl . Farmer. Livesiock rd. L-ll

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hlfivesiock Marketiq Board Docflllli! at Cilariottetown week qt am mbrr 5th. as fcllows: Monday “ qillilsdll)‘ afternoons 1-3

gflffilii “ieidlly and Friday 8 a. ' M; D. in. Other shipping points ..ixlarly advertised. Hog mines

Ls 1- ire 31k},

l"? llD- You can get the in- hY filhlllllinfl co-c-pcrativelvi L-l .

"List. year we shipped more aigglllomfhaflllfatitleifcwn thnln . , l‘ f’ 011m! paint n

all: Slfitiince. so fnr this year. we mm‘ better. This fact should in the ‘PM Wm‘ New mini," haw iovinoe. All farmers can wlfippfifl?ial lldvanta-ire by shipprg i "i Veil’ from his local sta-

l 1°11. Livestock Maripetirzg 30511241,“

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nth we Drices in

N“ ek are undogbltserllygltlnici; s» r lmrkml"! Orifanizaation. Cnher Q-lggilfkf in‘ to follow our n“, pm, °°lltl°l Over an increased mo“ of the weekly 1mg

H‘ mllffinnd we can set the ‘mvfl U: f-“HHW Irolllfira can thus 1y “m, ‘Qjllv in the selliruz price, My“; l1. Lives-took Mnrkletilnlg

“m9” I 110i! shorts. . ire of up- lPiy slX hundred thousand

h" iii Canada av

= l . compared with m mill‘ inst $1181’. 8nd it reason- in: ihm“ illlllrllv of ma offer- ," -_ vflltmcm have a great oppor- tc? h ‘Q, make money. but to ma,’ lll to the limit Lyon must

‘ ‘ ‘i m-vqveratively. not. you

Wcrit! Livestock Marketing Board. - L-dl.

Britutzfs dislnppointmcii-l. with the Nazi state since the September Munich nizreemient,

In his warning. he said: “It may seem decadent to insist on con- tinuing to lead civilized lives. There vras a generation who thought so in 1914. It would be a lraizedy for civilization if the some mistake ivas niridc again."

Turning to the Munich confer- ence ivluch dismembered Czecho- slovakia, he declared:

‘We were strivinw for a policy we called RDDPHFGIIiPHt. Who-t, response has it evoked?" -

The response, he said was. “ivithin a fortnight of Munich. the wildest abuse of ourselves and at- tacks on our politicians that amount to an attempt at inter- ference in our internal affairs and defiant. of every canon cf civiliz- ation in their tGci-mnnl treatment of Jen's."

Plan To 0o - ordinate Transport Services

LONDON. Dec. —Thc Suday Chronicle (independent) said today Great. Britain's rail. road and nir transport services would be coordinated into one vast utility‘ company.

Sir. John Rcith, Chairman of Imperial Airways. the ll€\\'5p8‘{i0l‘ said. would bécomc head cf the merger involving n capitol of £1,- 250000000 156.250.000.000.)

Predibt Release Of Protestant Pastor

BERLIN, Dec. i-JCP Havasi- Rev. Martin Nicmclieigmilitnn‘ op- ponent of the Nazi Regime until his mprisonmcut in July i937. soon will bc released from the Sachscn- hnusen concentration (amp. pcisns close to tlic Prcvestant Minister dcclnrcd toniizli. misc of his release had been obtain- ed as n remit of the intervention on liis behalf bv Field Marshal Au- gust Von MncKcnsc-n, conqueror Runumia in the Great War.

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(Bv W. Associated NEW YORK. D00-

Swmc mum: is dCBfi! swevi pWlllK! bands. can take the colwil Olli- thcir cars That yowvc iron morrhs was swingstrrs» their own desire to

is ultra -liot ilflll l

instrumental hcurlni! the dcntli iuttlc of t dciilt a lethal blow be ho

these rcccnt

The evidence t‘hc fading of of autho senor-at: musical fields. Hughes Panassie. French author “IA Jazz I-fot."—-the swingsvers ble: Andra Koaiel

l3"_f?£f‘$‘_i;1!?'l.-.. H9122“?! tunes! Q1.‘¢...“‘lli -

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Says New Spain-Will Adopt An Aggressive Eeign Policy

Predicts

be indifferent to the sorrows of their broiiiwrs. however far away they may be."

'I‘he Insurgent leader declared

the government's continued re- sistance against the Insurgents rwas l"an unique example in hist- ory.’ "It can only be ex lained by a total absence oi‘ pa riotism and ill-e criminal spirit. of the red (Gavernmcntl leaders," he said.

Franco charged Government lenders had “assassinated a half million innocent beings and at present they a-re trying to en- deavor to make the people forget these crimes." '

With nu 1l1<lll'f!4l1li vintorv. he said justice would be accorded all in Spain and addwl the brief flint most. of the Government for- ces would associate themselves in '1 ‘united Spain. =

Was Native 00f. Indian River

BROOKLINE. .Ma.=s., Dec. 4- tAPl-ARQV, David Hickey. 95. a nu‘- ive of Indian River. P. I.. ivho fought in the United States (‘lVll

war. dicd Today. in the second Mass-

Afier serving achusetts Heavy Artillery. he re- iicre he scrvcd

turned to Canada w as a Methodist Minister for more than 50 years.

For the post three years Mr. Hickey resided with a son. My. Harold Hickey of Boston Florence

N. S.,

Elsenhaudt-r o! Barrinizion. is n. (iR1l2h'¢‘i'.

URGES RAll llNIHBAllbN

Sir Edward Beatty Speaker At Toron- t0.

bi-ii I TORONTO, Dec. 4-41-3111)’ m

unification of Cllnadinn railwarll and the further rogula-tion and taxation of hlghlffll’ Mid Vvlltefwali traffic can a solution be found to Canada's triinnptrtation problem.

I according‘ to Sir Edward Beatty. [President of tlhe Canadian PflC1flCl Railway‘.

railway problem

Solution to the Edward often

nlonz the. lines Sir has advocated ivzis "inevitable." he told the Toronio Railway Club Sriiiirdnv nluht. lie said scmethinil “can and \\'lll be donc‘ about the Dominicnls other forms of trims- nortaticn. _

Qutfitinc ill_'.il1‘6$ issued by’ tnc Minister of ‘iknusvport. the Railway President said the trausilJllYlfil-lml industry is receiving annual sub- sidies cf 51241000000 from Canad- inn Governments. “Phat is not It sound condition in rim‘ industry. especially us. in my judgment. the minister's figures wcrc inadequate," he add-ed.

"As n railway man, I think it is only common Dl'il(:l?l‘~ fir us t0 consider (the. iuiplica cns of the fact. flint our indu is in an iiu-

.nc~mic p... " snid Sir Edward. ‘I l-hink tlierc is plenty of evidence that it is not merely nu lll.l.“.l$i‘ in ncrulati ‘hich is gain-g to cur? the lfhllfillftil-tibli ucublcs of Canada." »

Scarlett ()’Hara Role Still Vacant

HOLLYWOOD. Calif» Dec. 4- (APh-No ncrcss has been selected

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cacophony i,

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seen not only in but. i rites in three; Nlorvlcui‘ i of bl- metz, symphony

yet. to play illp rulc 0f Scarlet O'- lfnrn in the film version of "Gone Wi h The Wind", David O. Sclznick 1ircsidcnt of Selznlck International Pictures. said today commentin on a New York report that Pau ette Goddard had been chosen.

did“.

leader and mimic director

‘uiu Broadcasting system: and ihc "King of 5wtng"—Be.nny Goodman!

dnian says the public is drift- ing away irom the noisy, uimiclod- ic ty of music that most people cnlie swing. l-lls own band is mod crating its f

urious tempo and he said music. generally. is gettin bet- tcr because swing tough ban mm some valuable lessons.

Kostelnncfz. whose business it l: to keep his fingers on the mercur- ial pulse of the public. points out- with ccliocs from Pei-mute and (imdman-Aiiat the new “airr-et" t-Wlllf! is little different from J. z

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JEWS FllRTliER isuuiti BY NAZI nuns

Stores Placed In New Hands —- Religious Instruction In Schools Halted.

BERLIN. DE; 4-—(AP)--New Nazi orders forced Jews deeper into iso- lation from German life today amid

the beginnings‘ ‘of lltl1l0il-\\'i(i0 Christmas festivifics. _ In the incndcd \Vll\i'lO\\'.> and

shoiilcascs of stores taken from. Jews after the anti-Semitic demonstrat- ions that followed the slaving of Ernst Voin Ruth, German nmbussy Sccreiury. in Paris, new Christmas gnarl» uppcnred. '

Bu lhi: u.\\‘ proprietors were imrucd illill, iiicv must make n itoizipiete new stitrl. l'l'il.~li‘i.‘, any tics with their 5'Oi‘(!S' Jcvilish origuis.

"The transfer from Jewish to Aryan hands." the official order (lCl‘.lill'i'!(l,'"ll1i1I‘l(S a definite break willi the pas. The new owner starts 1til'4‘$ll and mus: not rcfefj l0 the previous sizinding of his busin- ass."

Arrest Threatened .,

Locui craft-rs in Nuremberg and ill“ll§’.Jlll)\>l'l1l§§lO\X'll of Fucrth iwiriird that new‘ Jewish arrivals ivoulu be imprisoned unless those who lllitlidtt. to remain more than 48llOL1fb reported immediately to

police. _

Mcuniiliile. the anti-Nazi Con- fessional Church Council of Breth- rcii drciarcrl in an announcement rzzizl from pulplLs that the Naipa- al socialist tblazi) ‘Teachers Society iillJ ordered 1L5 members to cease giving reliinous instruct-ion in schoQLs. '

The basis for ebe command. ac- cording to the Council, ruling body oi tlic Conicssm-nal ‘Church. was that “the Bible glcizuics ‘a people from whose ranks came lha mur- derer of Vom Ruth."

The Council disputed this, it ci- ted the words of Jrsus from the New Te tameut (st. Mathew. chapter ‘2 verse 29), "Ye do err, not. kll()'.\i the scriptures. for the power of Lrcdfi" o show that. neither the Old nor i118’ New Testament glorified the Jewish race.

The Protstant Bishop of Saxony. Friedrich l-‘cicr. in a broadcast ser- mon declared that. “Christfls battle was against JcWsI-a battle of light

11g t caiakne

preached pure truth." he said. ‘Cbi-lnionity had kc t to this rutli. no Germanic d ssent would cvcr had been necessary." ADD JEWS

A decree by the chief of all German police. Heinrich Hemm- lcr, withdrew drivers‘ licences and automobile and motorcycle pcr- inlts immediately from all Jews.

His order asserted the Il N55111- ntion of Ernst Vom Ruth. sec- retary’ in the German Embassy in Paris, by the young Polish Jew Herschel Grynszpnn. showed that

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liuke 0f Gloueestel Thrown From Mount Breaks Collar Bone

pour; or onoutrcsrizn

LONDON. Dcc- ~l—<(‘l’i ——'1‘llv Duke of Kg“, today wits ifamcd tn represent the King, his brother. M the funeral services of Queen Maud of Norway next Thursday at Usiu.

The Duke ox‘ uiouccsim- “as to e King but an injury

Saturday makes lllS possible, He sulfcred ll when he was t nrur llclvoir c of iiutland. n this af-

he roecivod [WGSCIICO llfl brrken collar-hone tliroivn during a hun Castle. scat 0i the Duk t l-le rotumed to Lonnie e

moon, _ His horse fell anld rolled on him after clearing the 102271;). lt was the llukefis first. hlllll slung 15.34,. at though he had. been l|\_\£ll\‘l‘_ll in l0 tuinbi-s brioro inat. Afnsuimc the full was attributed to his mount losing his 100L111]: in soft ground ai- tef coming down off the Jump. llic Duke landed un his shoulder.

The Duke is a. :kiileti_ rider but he takes many chances riding to the hounds, in stc-cplcchaaes and ill-l)’- ing polo, Twice mounts have tlirolln him on parade grounds, both ilmtS in 19%. The second time iic was ir ‘ to quiet n frisky animal w lch a recruit could not. ride. 11c w” ilir-livn and broke his ankle.

0n June -l, 1920, the llukc broke his collar hone ivhcn his mount. tell during a polo game at Vau- couver, B. C.

AGAIN llElY

CKS FRANCEWLN OPPOSING 1m 1vs ARE smifczso

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LESS llillliiR uiuiiie IN militants

Various Causes For Decline In (‘on- sumption Are Ad- vanccd.

WASi-UNUTUN, De/s, ft-LAP) Five ycnn, .Li'.t‘1‘ (iriiikiug was nude

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lniilu. 1114.111‘. iii lilv United Stan-bl Hill-Blimp nix oi lcgail llqii0l'.\ has, lf|l)(‘l'i‘(l till, l _ 150th .,..:..fi: writs cling-l nus and ill‘ liquoi iiii‘ agree Jlffl,‘ biilf 0i Iii lll'fl.\.'. llfLn h0€lilb l-O have lcvclid oif to Wlicrc drinkiiicv D"? 431M310. is l >ut 2-3 vihat 1L wast

il)( be'<li‘c l)i’o.iz..~.l. n. Bur tlic iii .Il.7‘.lVGl'S.li‘_\' hiondiiyl, ;)i‘i"i1l1li.i ltrll 1'i'l)(ll.lll'_, [Lt-l sntlzinn. rind.» nu ‘.\'.i> ..‘(i"_>' lli iinallflliulllCli < r wm‘ consunnn‘ 1101i tii‘t‘liilt‘.'i tlii 0.1:‘ dlLL-‘l’ icuon- mg u Di )l'Ollll)l’ ill nook in 1037. The ifulift blRlllPS li-“Oilftilillig en- couruaerl i)\' iiigii lflXt _ ‘Temp i'.l'!f_‘f! orgaiiiliiil<iizs dvcInre people have iircd o1 >119 htulfl _ Distillers finglc Distiller r-lziim hiizh taxes are driving . . crs l0 the booilrgccrs with illicit. ’

g iiutrrioi" and fax-free goods. liisiiilei-s orznnizniioiv. bus-f :u§.' (‘nlPi 111.0115 on the number illiei‘ .\i.n.~ -t‘ii’.i‘(i illillll'i'\‘ inure biu“liliz,‘;ei'.s are sell‘ l Llfxtttlfllitill gallons 0t ivhksky iiiinuai-

LFllG bllhlilCfii fCUiiflOll WES El)-

other reason for the drop, DllByl said. Bu liL-iziperaiice urour‘ ‘a-plj.‘ that vonsiiiinviuii in". gone up

iln-nuuhtiut ihu ])(‘1‘l0(l, and

. ii) blink sales in 1938 \\".h xcaicu an it. LilJw high.

tint fileni u Il,\‘, temperance O1‘-

gunu ‘.0115 l '* ‘tables snowing

iiiiit the nuznoci" O1 ziutomobile ac- cidents ui Jic Uniicd SEIKO.» began to Livcluic 1n the l‘\'il-.I_' nilziiih that illilwr sales fell oil. 1.11.4 inc curve

downward is in picprrtion 2o the U“. Il:kli_!\!\ (‘inner o“.

drop iil liquor cousumpiioii.)

Affect temperance ul'l.;illll'lélti0fls now are ivorlcing on educational prozr-i s u: ab~1iuciice Fklwllfll’ ihan llroinl) n Oi .iqu0r. It is bclicvcu ma‘ has come to stay. an. lic azmcd at, control and of iuor‘ rather than attemp; m

prohibit it.

‘fenuierzuicc officials calculate the actual annual retail cost of liquor to the Aincriciin maple is bciwccn 85.500000 U00 ulld o5.i)00,00l).0()(.l, With he fLVvIdfit.‘ family spending $155 annually‘ ior 1ilWXlfl1liS_

Express Horror At ..

ll pio culzly work nun-t.

n. gulution

an other

E ll V ERNMENT

French Line Workers Vote To Continue Strike.

Jews were "iindepenzlnlalc and llil.ill.i(‘(l to hoping or driving motorized vehicles."

After tomorrow, Jcws except those of foreign nationality. may "Q29"?l'...ll°l'£llll!l¢IlL.'Zll9dis "l

(Cmltlfiliefi on page 7» Col. 8) __________

Insiantly Killed On Hunting Trip

AIIDDLEITON. N, 5.. Dee. 4 —- (CP; —iin W. Vidito of Bloom- injzlcn. Annapolis County‘. is al- lllir-i ' ' “l" kl uliilc ». A Basin vlln e vinnu his gun enmity disliriigctl while no vias on i1 llllffilllg ‘sip.

Vuliza zidlllifll on a small rock Ln I cleaning‘ to got tho location of his (logs. His companion. Wil- bert Ccik. lliflld a shut niid saw Vldiio falling in the snow‘. bzitlly‘ wounded in iiio abdomen. An in- quest today (iccidczl death was _due to accidental (lischarge of vlflitfiYS gun which apparently slipped from his E1851).

crévfo? Fishing Boat Are Saved

GIDUCESTER. Mass. Dec. 4 — fAPi-Tlie Gloucester fishing boat Nasliwena. 55-foot tzill-neter, sank Saturday l4 miles south, southeast of Eastern Point after springing a leak. Her crow of six, headed by Captain Joseph Sampson, was saved.

The Nashuwena sprung e leak

lust as she reached the ffshlni: grounds. The crew manned the dumps but. was unable to halt the; umishina water. The men took to wo dories, The fisherman Phyllis at hted their distress siflnnl and poked them up. ‘they watched the Nasbawenn‘ go to the botum. The vessel. owned bx‘ Jihn Piscatello. was valued at $20 n00.

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-Frt nch defied vstini; iheir (lis-

PARIS. Dec. 4 ——\APl Lire workers at LB H3“? the Govcrrment tcdny bi’ a second time to continue strike in simpctlfthi‘ with 60 ‘chflzligiftftl ‘ "kcrs. includ- in" ‘he s-oinplct." c ‘.\ of Ilfllilflxl" mgielv 1.50.0 of the Llncr N1‘ mmltiie anti an rqunl number 0f dock workers and port. handlers. maintained their no. tiou (lcfilllllf n“. GO._vei-nmcnt'.< rfiuiusition orcci‘ pnrfinc them under lllllitfllT eon- fr

o‘: u‘ 2.-

n} scrum-v. ilwr er" MO workers on t‘*.:~ 1"“: Ilp do Future in ‘ l““

N‘ b" “"311 disrl"

P!‘fll"ll line o" 0 -\ _ , 115,111,» Minister imp; q- i Cbnn- <1. s -<ii‘_ii ‘.1 Ware‘ . L}; , _ _ p”, Nnympnfi - was cs . -..'\_lll'<lI\y' a no: 1 .. gfflgelullniegtleiidnv. been .\i‘lii to Hon. J. G (‘nirdii- I-‘i noel-i crmv iinvnl has!‘ wt ‘RUE 111,9 gyriks borvfl“ when 60 (‘lli- er, Niinistcr of Agriculture, against " would pince Italy ~tride

n10‘. !\ n; n“, spin-ah" lino were pvosp: five shipment into Suskat- n .e'!."il nvtvrv will h l f. "" _.-., "‘—~

iii-mi. d for narlelnetinc in ‘he chevron of (quantities of Aiarltime lllli more t‘.i ‘lo per rent )»r-f\ r-

nnilonwVe general strike iris‘. Province iiJ-li, _ llllf‘, ix-nip. ". cw‘ ‘m '

\v,.(.,.,,_._.i.w_ Mr. Wain‘ claimed ‘the Federal. no:-

m". ‘Fi-wnfgh illPili‘ is prepnrnfc: in ship

Shqnoyr tlwi- H mm- uppro. ixivwv iivir-e tlic winter-

‘nP_h‘!-f\-l_ um, mn-t imvly- “evson- catch ll.\il mi imntion of the}