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and Friday, December 23. Good returning from Boston any regular Wednesday sailing to and including January 4.

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New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island. v l ' Regular sailings to Bos- lon, via Yarmonth, Fridays at B AM. (A111). No local passengers carried between Saint John and Yarnlonth. Regular sailin; from Boston lo Saint John every Wednesday at S PM. (E.S.T.) . l ' Passengers holding through tickets to Boston and beyond may occupy staterooms Thursday nights, l while ship is lying in Saint John, without extra charge.

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monthly meeting were read and adopted. Bills amounting to $5.32 were on motion ordered to be paid. It. was also moved that we send sio.oo to Orphanage.’ The various committees gave satisfactory re- ports after which the following of- ficers were elected. President. Mn. Charles Stewart. Vice-President. Mm Marjorie Crozier. Seoy Trea- surer, Mrs. James M. Ramsay. The directors and auditors wqe ie-appointed. The following were appgaieiited on the School Oonr mi : Mrs. James Craig, Mrs. Leslie Ramsay. Sick committee. Miss Pamela Ramsay, Miss l-lat- tie Taylor. Program Committee. Mrs. Preston Ramsay. Mrs. Lockerby, 1t was decided to buy presents to put. on the tree tor the children at Christmas. Mrs. Preston Ramsay invited the mem- bers w her home for the next

Grade I-No examinations. meeting. The roll call to be answ-

Perlect atemlance: Lloyd Furn- ered by asking a riddle. Collection ass, Beryl Furnas, Beth Jenkins. 55c. Membership fees $2.75. Meet- Anne FILIKIGSB, Mary McKenna. in; closed by Slnglllﬂ National An- Herfbert Henry, Marion Fairness. them. Phyllis Furncas. Georgina Murphy —-—----—--

ST. MAR‘: a stun“, EAST

Arthur Merrill, Rusell Jenkins. QC" Report {or the month or Novem- r:

VERNON SCHOOL

Honor Roll for Vernon school {or tihe month o! November:

Grade X-l. Lloyd Runes.‘ 2. ltanton Jenkins; 3. Lorin uiake.

Grade IX-l. Cora Fraser; 2. Amanda Murphy; 3. Beryl Fur- n

ess. Grade VIII-l. Perley Drake; I.

Beatrice Jay; 3. Harold Jay. Grade VlII—l. Anne Furness; 2.

Beth Jenkins; 3. Oliva Sullivan.

Drake. Grade IV-l. Mai-ion Fumess: I. Georgina Murphy; 8. Arthur Mer-

rill.

Grade HI—l. Buddy McQuaid; I. Russell Jenkins; 3. Camilla Jay and Earl Jay, (equal).

Grade IL-i. Audrey Henry.

Patrick Murphy. Highest average, Lorin Drake,

81pm‘ cent. eachers: J. F. Gordon Murra/y. Margaret Sullivan.

r mum wit? iuizi 0mm

- - . . l ~ John Friday, December l6, 51ml John for all iwmls in I gal“ 3.9% $11.1) Without waltln to count the

{would give them all

l" , r 1* s-w;

BlllSEll T 0

($175188; Lithuania. Dec. i4 G -. all!’ llnflléz 1m?

iligﬁdsi iiﬁmsciioglhsiiy wiius sii tons hog-an his fourth

small countrlu mus be

t .. Agitation in small but Irucuisn Memel to go “back to "

ton Lithuania‘ chief I state with a pf o the 1W w" became independent alter the (Lithuania has 55.910 square miles

of which the Memeénﬁtg , forq

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votes on Sundays Memel diet el. ec-lon. which they were contident

but two or three seats. the Memel rmans toltd tlze Lithuanian state police u; ge ou.

aésﬁfggfsg; E4155‘: f; 5 5 I

can “ " plus intestinal tonic. vit- it of

an. at

f lit N ure's a-minB.

Both Srrietona and inarlan “Pilduer,” Emat Neumann. I awaited word from nelchst-uehrer

. Hitler as to whether he wants Mem-

el attached to Germany or merely Gennan in fact but not in name. l

Word of Hitler’; position was ex- j peeled to be carried to Kaunas by“ the German Minis er. . Erich Wilhelm Zechlln. who is in Berlin.

Neumann already has said "the fate ,9! Memel will not. be decided here. PolHcal observers said that ineant it would be decided in Ber-

in. ' Just how tar Berlin and the Mem- el Nazis will g0 in their demands will become clear to when the new Meme] diet. or Parliament, meets in January,

In Kaunas ‘he authorities closed the local university in the lace of student strikes which followed ar- rests o! 100 students and at least one right-wing politician.

The Government proclaimed on Saturday a six months decree “for the proectlon of state," and the ar- res‘s followed,

The decree oustih the Lithuan- ian state security pioilce Irom Mem- el was issued by t e Meme) direct- ory. a live-member bodv which ax- erclscs executive Iuncticns in the territory. Hereafter the dlrecbry will recognize only the Memel au-

tonomu; police.

Kaunas sources said Lithuania probablty‘ would bow to the decree and wi draw the Lithuanian police However, it was pointed out. this might mean the Lithuanian oppos- ition would be able to concentrate its activities in Memel.

TIME TO MEND ATTITUDE

. Dec. l2 —(AP)-'i'he German foreign oiilce mouthpiece stated today it is time for the Lithuanian Government to mend its attitude toward Memel in the light "of united confession of Memellanders to their German na- tionality" as shown by yesterdoybl heavy Nazi vote in Memel diet elections. The orpn; the Deutsche Diplo- matisch Polftlsche K0

Grade VII-l. Agnw McGee; 2. Lillian rron.

Grade V--l. Evelyn MaoOai-ipn; 2. Regina-id Daley; 3. Eugene Mac- Garth

HAMILTON W. l.

The annual meeting of the

Hamilton Women’; Institute was y. held at the home o! Mrs. Keir Grade IV—l. James Hughes. Woodslde November 15th. The Grade II—1. Geo c

rg MacGmg- ari; 2. William Daley; 3. Agatha- MacGee

presiggrigypztlgsided. “The e rnem rs iepea n . open Grade I (a)~l. Pauline Daley, l

the (heed. In unison. After the I roll call the minutes of the last Grade I (bl-l. Mhria Hughes. annual mqqigqgnd the W111” _ QCEUBBEEiWFT- ttlwhel‘

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AllllN rcmc EXPRE$§ cininlin NlTlllNlL EXPRESS

JjFor a Delicious Cup oi Orange Palms Tea Mr. Ioa Poll Says- "Use ammuzv , Full Flavoured Tea

rrespoiidena. said the overwhelming participa- tion iii the election should show ﬁlthuanla the road to take. It. con-

nu ~-

tbe Lithuanian Govern- ment will act toward the new ex- pimsion of the will of Memelland is essential ior de tion oi.’ future developments.

"It must be clear at once that mistakes committed in the by the Lithuanian: could no tlnue without consequences."

The organ then declared that the Lithuanian Government by denying Memelland "certain guar-

had hastened developments in the present direction.

s n0 " o _' o the: i?” traditional” mfm‘l Germans toward Utliuanlaos. It concludedz- _

"r0 that extent yesterday's manifestation of Memellandem can now sow the seed for fruitful and improved development of relations

con-

between the two peoples , (Lithu- anians and Mame l and prepare an end (or all contested points." RETIRED FROM, TURF of me

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ME ACE TO SOC MY WWEL (HMR

and "CAP" STUBS 1 A‘ 0o YOU LuZETftiiLT?

Magi-um ran-ensues cusutri _ ~ IETYJTHROW um our

iaidiigannliidmf Vicinity» ' a

Mr. Billie Lowrey returned tohls home in Cardigan Head having spent the past six months in Que- bec and Ontario. He expects to return in a short time.

Mr. Jarim Mcswaln. Oerdlsﬂn Head. was a visitor to Montague 0n Friday. ‘

m, and Mrs. Earl A. McDonald Lorne Valley, motored w Mt. Stewart on Sunday.

Our rural mall driver, Mr. Jack Mcaulay. makes his d8lly'l.l'i‘ps in spite of the storms and. bad road! and is usually on very good time.

The many friends of Mrs. Thom- as Curran, 48 Road. are sorry to learn that she is confined to her home on account of illness. All hope to see her about soon again.

The stores in the country and village are all will on a holiday appearance remind n; us » that Christmas is last drawing near.

Miss Mary carton-winced; upt- ored to Moritamle on Friday de- spite the very bad condition of the TOMB.

Mr. Elmer McQuald has return- ed to his home, 48 Road, having spent some time.ln.. Quebec and Oratorio when he was employed. He intends to remain home only a short time r » -

Mr. Chest/er Mcr-‘vmid. Baldwin's Road. was a recent" visitor to Mon- tamm u . A . _ .

Mr. William Goodwlnyd. N. ‘R. employee at Hunter River, motor- ed. tojléiishomeign antiviral?‘ Bu"?! on P‘: ay even I 3P"? e weekend. Although sime parts o! the were n very bod condi- tion he made the trio-wt - counwring any difficulty, C.

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Delayed To’ aid, Christmas

12 tqstv 1-1£:Ip1 ;s 1 to tempt baby?» eopeiw

_ in "Meynoriam $5. NORMAN MacIAl

~ at lhir-y-four years. . _ . .. .

8h hlllLlwt enloyed mod health for- a of

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"wily relatives and friends. ‘

. The very largely attended funeral was held on Sunday’; Ocoobei- 16th from her home in eetley River to _'Oernetery. Theservlce was conduoed by the Rev, G.

Webster. Gharlotwdwn; who iro- quently vlsltcdher during her ill- ness. He ‘was assisted by the Rev. W. A.“ MacQuarrie. Hunter)“ The ymru sung were- .0 Hills. carer My God to Thee, ard Pelee. Perfect Peace. The oall~

floral tributes to tee'i!_v to Lh teem in which she was held. L-346-l2-l5-il. . MILLVIEW WOMEN'S INSTITUTE

"The re r monthly meeting ol the Mill ow Women's nstltuts was

changimz Ohrlstmssgifts, andmln- utu of last meeting were read. ap- proved and signed. ' mallet Committee reported one

It was moved and. seconded that the School Oosnmittce net towels for the school. also each famllv make candy for » school concert. Moved and seconded that, the In- stitute hold a. dance. Next meeting to be held at the home of Miss Mary Grant.

A Christmas Contest was put on by Mrs. Walter Orane. prises be- ln: won by Mrs. Theodore Crane

was served by the meetlnz closed by Save the King DOIBDN‘! CREEK INSTITUTE

The members o! Bolton's Oreek Institute met at the home of Mrs Eowanf Gallant (or their annual meetinr. Pisldent occupied chair. Roll call was answered by pay

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reportolmensyspe during enha-nd.

was

. are as o . ‘they on f llows Mrs.

t, Mrs. Ben Gauthier Bee. , Mia. Jeremiah Gauthier. Committees save their rgtorts and new ones appointed as f lows. School. . A -

eette.

' hostess and singing God . a

‘Asthe butslx

not President. Vice

each member pav 2w so as to fund intact. It was-also de- cided to hold bingo latter partrot

by all as was Gallant. Meeting then adjourned.

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Order New Trial In Ship's Gaze

OITAWA. Dec. 1Z—(CP)—Thc Supreme court ol Canada today cr- dcred a new trial ol the case of Al- trsd Watson against the Caiiadlan National steamship Company. Wat- son was a Carpenter employed on the s, B. Cornwallis which was pro- ceedlngulmni the West Indies to

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into . orean ﬁr! lcalsvlatlon has helped him con~ Now there is a more Prel- cm-s more horrible sit-

, Japanese Advance On Chinese

erritory leaders

included

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arrlscned by Japanese troops. Ills mention of 1-1 provinces otnh-a bwo of the i3 provincss_

with the 1100 ll belts-r oil i001} .” Markham sum in

y as io warn the world and vigilanaly a~

l3-- (AP) -- alerted

arm! oocup u. cﬂnkslsrgi are» Japanese

N10 invaders

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mctlcally all cities, railways

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moses wfserixport

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“Old Man” Phase

IDNIDN D00. lkrrlme later cannibal-inn. in to the mick-n Press honidht complained rel-red to as "that aid he tﬂd not feel

trade. hold and

old man." old.

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wri- hls address Association about beinsz re-

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u“...-z."" “~>'"=.::."~....- "is: "terror... .. M." ... ~ f a s“ om o e n y . moo a o s . . _, ' . m. witlran swarms. o! thirtet-n u. Gallant. Ho, weigh '1'“; 114 ‘ﬁg ha‘; "hlglimlgg ,J**“““°* °°°“"‘“-°“ h“ members. and three visitors. Mcet- Fromm was thsnput on con~ HW- 9g}; ‘ﬁt. 3, me “ex, “ff-he mg“... sum, o; m. w. l a o ned by sinﬂng "Jingle slsting of pinning mi on dank “ﬂed F. :° "Y . 1 m E q, d. - Bneﬁls." allowed by repsatlng Creed which caused much merrlment. éawtmQAna" §y“5£”lwg_mu::l fgxirznwg'fsr°gfs torxgue dwlszer: in unison. sons wiilb Stiller accompaniment. than‘ more ma“ “m _ ‘ ' m“ although me Japanese m,“ Roll call was answered by ex- by MBPlhB G811!“ W" mhyed piled labor with an appzcc- the ports, cities and railways of the

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Stresses Importance Of Empire Markets

wsr- wvld wmnmno. . Dec. l3—(CP)—lni- ﬂllﬂlkglgwwld gums of the maintenance 9°‘ ire market-s. es

o! Un-

E8956 cuaomer ior what arid élOF/[Iggiﬂé ‘Conference her today by 0- H- G-

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problems. present and future d th mill- or the wheat the” m

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all with wheat u 9 llqanadva sh uld

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