Guardian every day.

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m", rounded rm i ﬁriiﬂsrgrlrrﬁuurcllun Two Cents

e,- 38,000 people . ‘in v rnvince —- 8,000 in'

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tactically every ' worth- in Prince

GREATBRITAIN IS To MEET OBL1GAT1QN5

Covers Prince Edward island Like the Dew

Read by Everybody

THE WEATHER

CHARLOI IETOWN, CANADA, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1932

fair

Moderate to fresh w3nds mostly

fiurrics.

and crld, probably local snow

14 caches

g privilege and u splendid oppor- 'y i; offered citizens of Chur- al and of the province in f at the present, time in the

ofpilbllc service which is out-

.. below. This plan has at its

m, and as its reason for exis-

, the bringing to reality of the

ms and visions of several hun-

under privileged children in

. rity. "ilie co-opcration of citi-

.. yoilflil and old. in a spirit of rliy and active hulnan sympathy unwary to successful execution me plan. Little boys and girls . pins: aboutihose days with niing ores in which arc visions l day two iveeics-dway.

What do they s86? ‘flu: liiflc boy gazing into the op wiudoir- is seeing visions cf an ii’ii near lil= home down which ~i t sled might dart. He imagines l- that toy automobile would ‘die over thr- iiiwr or how that mp uid hum on the tables. His little fr? stands in wonder before the vol oi’ a large bcautiful doll, i- contrasis it with the little iidlr- of rags wh‘ch at home she res for and cuddlcs. Tliaisc beauti- r story books with tin: van-colour’ picture-s delight. hc~ 0X93. Per- Santa-

' '2‘ liitlc boy wiiirr-s 5,5 if he - received n bioiv on n. half- iai star. A 1m.- trickles down

little girl's r-licvic. Santa. Claus iiravcnuniablil forgotten them year.‘

for a nonsidrrablo number of

Tin- Guardian has sponsored

‘ plan “'i1r*i'l~‘>_v any r-iiaritably

ull ]l~..’.=i'ili may with a mini-

ii cf ifilif reach in an almost

.onal way the children whom

i! iPlIs rs he cannot visit,

‘i-i‘ ‘~ z -- thus enabled to

lliitil F All}; in many homes

brine ivy to the hearts of the

i ma.

NOLQYCEME. ‘TS, if)’. ‘vi; uviaivib‘. ll. £4.L fdvUS, ljl L. "oi-ta ninsiiire Club‘ loading

' "111- "ills, December HLil. UTTJLZ-IZ-liidl.

iiH‘ hogs Iilcisrhy, Dec-

.ll\liit(il' liner, Liner- "AHQLUH. SlL-‘CllCd Allan G..':)U-l2-‘.)-L$l.

l: . HCIJi) nunig, iitsrl und luilibs ut ‘f5 ~~ L» l‘. Al. Li... your ‘ “---~i nwdvtllfy Sic-war». MOLS.

70U5-lZ-10-li.

" {in ilie Xmas Concert in M ‘Misc flail. on 'lnu.su-.iy, wﬂbﬁr 14nd. ll nut line, 0n Fri-

‘ ,'7017—l'..'-1U-ll.

\ will“ in liampton Hail Wod-

Y- ll-wilubor lath for “liot ‘ SUPLW". 35c and 25c.

6982-12-9-21.

l!

all]? and Overcouts at $18.50 . wlllilvd for Quality, Pit, “g, smkmsiwhip. William .1. _ ' mms- 700042-1041.

' u, .__€ ‘lgéklgui 1W6 and dressed poul- , ah Dicklesonb, New Glas- .| m ﬂy Wednesday, December ' Elm Drlces paid, 7002-12-10-31.

“Rout umgilimi Club loading hogs 5 Wednesday forenoon.

her 14th. Please 11st stock v ' ‘Wrsisrv John n. Hhnfpe. 7007-12-10-li.

"1 ‘_* afgilg and. better, Lyndaie ednesdmnens Institute 0on- u Héllll’. December 21st at M, n - Ulsa. Admission he the following ﬁne 7018-12-10-11.

.If

i"

‘n ~—— . "e will be d Dance held in

‘mist Pubii

. w» ‘ c Hall on Tues. lngtPugi-"egibﬁ 11am. The ' 41 d 01’ The “ﬂicker Club. Admisuion _ loas-ia-io-u. ‘zit, G

. ‘Joan’

-__._._._

m“ 35ml‘. Tuesday Dﬁligitimber 13th at aso

m" 053°. Pudding t Bee the wandmni

7023-12-10-11.

pportunity And i’ rlvilege‘ Given "tilzens Have-"C-hance To» Co-

operate In A Work Of Public Service +- _l1a_n Is Outlined.

M? D9301!» ml“- Wm“. OI’ child, who feels d sympathetic throbfor Santa less kiddies can d0 no better than cull at the Guard- ian Office or phone m3, and sig- nify the intention to become u Santa-Pal. Each member of our club has the privilege of "adopt " as many of the kiddies below u he or she sees- fit. The gifts of candy. fruit, and toys should be forwarded to this office as soon as possible. in order to facilitate detail work here. Santa-Pals may send in their contributions with conﬁdence, gs the list of children published is provided by the clergyman of var- ious congregations, and every cure is taken to see that the named of, only the needy are published.

Following is u list of children whom Santa-Pals caumake happy:

30. Eri

37. Jarvis ... ... ... ... .

38. Jim ... ... ... -

(Continued on Page 9)

lHliEATEN-Ell REPURTERWITH iiinliivlii

U.S. Senate Employee Slightly Demented From Overwork. i

((h!iad|an Prods)

lilli BARRY DISPUTE Til THE iiiaul

Great Britain Makes

mcnt informed the House of Com- mons today that unless the Angio- Pcrsilm Oil C in important olificlds in Persia is reinstated within a week, Great Britain will carry the dispute to the Hague Court.

led the concession a week ago, char-- gins that the company had not made stipulated royalty returns.

government's intentions to go to the Hague by Captain Anthony Eden, under-secretary for foreign affairs, who asserted that the Persian gov- ernment would be held responsible 10X‘ m! dlmﬂﬂe t0 the company's interests, for failure to give it ad- equate protection, and and for in- terference with its property.

Preparing For Hunger- March

WASHINGTON, Doc. ik-Senafnr John Blaine, Wisconsin Republican, called to the attention of the Unit- ed States Senate gcday reports that on employee of that body had gone to the pres". gallery and threatened a ncivspapcr mnn with a gun. A policeman had been stationed at the entrance to the Senate press gallery, iificr word passed around that Cha 10s F. Pace. financiui clerk uf the Senate. had entered th- gal- lirv and flmlrishcd a revolver.

Tin‘ ircidnrt ivas called to the aitrvsiion of Chairman Moses of tile Senate rules committee and iiftcr inquiry he sa'd that "my in- wsiizntion shows that it is true that ivir. Pace waved a revolver and inquired for a certain reporter." The asVant-"hcd senate members. all of whom hold the vctcrun fin- ancial clerk in the highest, esteem,

vihedpcr credit.

has been doing two men's work for months. He entcrcd the gallery to- day and asked for Charles stewa- son who vwoie a. magazine article recently relating by Senate committees. was not present, but displaying u revolver, Pace is reported to have said he intended to meet the man. ~80 loft the iv"hont further ado.

EXPE C TA TION!

d

Demand On Persia To Reinstate An- gin-Persian Oil 003s Concession To Im- portant Oil-fields.

Lennon. Dec. 9-11»; govern.

1y s concession

The Persian Government cancel-

Thc House was informed of the

.

Those are the days when the 6058M and awe to coming of Suntu stoned or will you be u- Santa-Ital?

_l

i i

Riddles are looking forward Ivltiii

Claus. will you see them disillu- i d

100,000 Farmers

(Associated Press)

BUENOS AIRES, Dec. il-Onc

‘ paring u hunger march on Buenos: Aires a» demand congressional aid Sir Malcolm Campbell will make a. for lower rents, lower taxes, and‘

f

are considering what steps, if my, lo be taken. Friends of Pace at» tributed the act to overwork. He» engine 1s the Schneider- Trophy type Icons-Royce. It develops nearly 2,500 horse power, 0r nearly 1.000 more horse power than Sir Malcolm had avallwbic when he set up the last world's record of 263.9 miles‘ ‘ p" ham" In ‘Mm’ wwds‘ n °x°°eds| that everything possible be done to by 1.000 horse-Wwer tho DYBVTOU-V Boom-ate the 1nq\i,y_ '

t0 exp '_‘l'l(lltlll'8S

Stevenson

LA TE WIRE BRIEFS

. (Canadian Proud)

DARTMOUTH. N. 8-, Dec. I -—8ili’f¢riII|y from shock follow- lﬂt Ilia in 1m bonus laatruhbt, Mm Lllllln Snell, 02, ﬂopped dead mm. Bbu u lurvlvld by her hI-lblnd William T. Incl], and four children. A nutlvu ll England. the cums to Ouuudu about 10 your: up.

DIGBY, N. 8., D80. DI-Phillp Oomcou of Onuoclllun Ill brougb: 1c Dllby today by Roy- ul candida Mounted Iollao | und clurlud with manslaught- er. Oomeuu Ill the ‘I110!’ OI I truck that struck un o: lam uud killed (lulled Holmes of Marshall ‘ruwu. In was uku- ed on 01M! bull.

INDIAN HARBOR. N. 8-. Dec. c-An upturned doe; coda! Indicated ﬂu m. a m vvih-

s uujollymorc, 53, and Arthur

on who loft bu, yuluiuy to out-point; which" Davllu. buul loblicr ulpu and lulled lo vutclun ma» In u one Iliad ll return. no vMhnu won ‘rhom- null bout.

Jollymwc, 58. The duty wuu found about 400 yards from laws by Tom Davey, who all he believed It hud capsized dur- lll; lut night's storm.

(Candida Prods)

lull-AN- !!!» Dec- O. - Tnniv-lwo non were reported "DION-COX ll! the Iero mlnu III tbs Harlan Fuel 00., at Yun- 001. k Illlll south of Ills-lug. M Hrldhn Ila believed u buvu occurred about u nllo llll I half from tho outrun.

(Culudhu Bus) MADISON IQUAII GAR.

men-ed bl: vny lo she hp of the middleweight boxllll div. hon bun tuullbt by decisively

powerful motor car the world has ever known has Just been launched from u Small workshop on Brooks- hundred thousand farmers are prc- land track, Weybridge.

fresh attempt on the woilfs land Grain districts in 5W“! Nwrd 1M6 in January 0!‘

ants F6 and Cordoba provinces "sly in Piebrum. Pmmbll’ at Dav- iwere being organized tonight for't°“°» 71°71“- l-hc march and delegates from the Argentine Agrarian Iuadcratinn left hero for the grain centres to com-- plete arrangements.

ilart of the factory had to be re- moved f-o extricate it. The car is being transferred under gilnrd to London t0 have its streamlined shell

no less than 4 1-2 tons.

00%

“Campbellb New Bluebird Develops 2,500 Horse-Power i

IONDON, Dec. 9--'I‘hs most

‘It is the new Bluebrd. in which

So immense is the new Bluebird,

tied.

In its new form Bluebird weighs its new

most powerful car Ln‘ the world.

FGOQ-O-O-

i

‘i

Britain Will Pay In Cold On Due Date

LONDON, Oec. iJ-The British Government perused the second note from the United States refus- ing suspensi -n of Britain's $95,550.- 000 war debt installment duc ' America on Dec. l5 and decided to consider its next step in the sit-na- tion at a week-end Cabinet meet- lng.

Another Note

Routers News Agency said the Cabinet would draft another note to the United states in which it would indicate Great B"itain's in- tention to fulfill her engagement a week from yesterday in gold, ex- press satisfaction that the United Stat/es was ready to arrange a rc- vicw of the debt situation and ask

6-6 O-Q f5 §§O§§4 06

Christmas Fan and Business Zest‘

Iuordidrtolctuammy uupouvlblc iucumextru flvu dollars and to get the travel story of this money in unar- Iotktovm, tho Guardian is inning u. cheque for that amount to be passed umung the people of this city. No one should hold the cheque longer than It faked them to make u pur- chase. Whuu the cheque ﬂmlu its way to the cub drawer of one of the City firms it ubull be tutu: out by the munugumunb um] immediately used to buy something from

another utmo-

Tbia morning the Guardian Gbeque lllllu its travels. mm much will it bu?

Whunlbcluisuofurthorruomfor when lomuouu wishes l0 Ill! I luhlcrlptlon or ud- vanlsln! uouounl, the cheque will bu accepted _ Guardian, uud u new cheque will luuucdiutely be PM. into

ﬂaw fu- vvlll it go‘!

circulation.

This in not uu attempt h Introduce but money as the cboqus is ulugyu redeemable cftbcr at the bunk or at. the Guardian, dud More is no chums of uuyond being len. "holding the bug"; tho only lﬂuiulud to it npld circula- llon being the spirit In which tho Mn h lulu: by the people Icmcmbor, the muﬂluluu beneﬁt can only be racial by everyone mks-In; the gums and passing the cheque ll quickly u possible.

To tutu Ibo cheque uc payment for anything lus than ﬂvc Milan would portly destroy ltd usefulness so thlu should

of Cburluﬂotlwls bu uvoibl whenever possible.

‘Ml GIIIIIIII llhbfrolhllon.

IQNIGM, of tbs cheque should be phoned to the Inhaler to report its movements while the cheque

dommcntu or

by tho

siiviii GOVT.

Disolainls

i i l i

REHSES Til iniiiiisizl

Responsi- bility For The Ac- cusations Against? The British Illtelli-i gellce Service.

LONDON. Der. iJ-Disclaimlng any responsibility, the Soviet Gov- ernment has refused Great Brit- ain's demand for an apology for accusations against the British In- tclligonce Service pilblishcd in ilin Moscow Neivspnpfi‘ Izvestia, olli-, clai organ of the Soviet ndnlinls- tration. _

Information iabout the Rilssiani refusal was obtained today from n} h‘gh authority. The British pro-i test concerned accusations by Izvestia that the Intelligence Ser- vice instructed agents in Riga. La- toic, to prove by “real or bogus do- cuments" that the recent hunger marchers’ demonstrations in Brit-

ain were directed from Moscow.

The Soviet Ambassador, it was

ivarned, took the position that hi5 about, a more fuvui bit,» sauaiidnf for any SLilXICQiiPlIl examination of.

the prnblnnl bctwcuil our tvsn quY-‘j

Government could riot be held, rc- sponsiblc for articles printed in Iz- vcstia, as responsibility was vested}

in the editorial board. This boardi

in tin- ufWléb view, is not cfii- ' ""1! lfr- ‘l ‘rzvezﬂia '5‘-'-,-,i| is fir!‘ c-ilirial cation only insular as it clri-iilatcs the Government's pro-

rf"m"i‘rizis. , It ‘s undcrsioorl thc Soviet ilimira ‘WYOP mfraincd from expres-

l Lsinl: agrrncinciit with the Izvesiia

nrti e to which Britum obivcted. Cl-ptilin Aililionv Edrii. Under- Irncroiurj: for FOlTlQll ‘Affairs, re- \‘\"Ill!‘('l in ill" House of Conlmons yosiriwlzlw‘ the British Government had flPlllfilKiCd an apology.

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“iii iinciisliii no RY

GAINS

New Government Hoail Paves Way For “Winter A rm- istice.”

(Canadian Press) BERLIN, Dec. iJ-Chnncriloi- Kurt Von Sclilnlriior eliminated the pos- sibility of a parliamentary crisis i0- day by prevailing on tho Rclchsfag to adjourn subject to cull by speak- vr Hermann Wilhelm Goering. This political victory,

lative defeat. The succcss

iv

National party ﬂfilﬁﬂlwr-

HALIFAX. Doc. 9-Thrco

j as a. banner season for . Sootiais capital city.

the first "mired by the Chancellor since he be- came head of the government paved the way for a "winter armistice," since the Rcichsiag will not meet again at least until late in Janu- ary. In the meantime the Cabinet will be ablc to rule the country free of the constant throat of a lclIiB-

of the Chancellor shared interest with indications of a split in the high councils of Ad- olf Hitlefs National Socialist par-

Gregor Strasscr. known as the Nazi "crown prince." resigned as

, More Ships Being Sent To Halifax

Possibilities "Agreemen t

Annual Sublorlpllouu Dullvurcd $5.00 B: uni Cunudl ud u s. a, $4.50

0f Re

W0 rDé bjfaym en t

(Associated Prcss)

“IASHINGTON, D. C, DOC. 9“, The United siutcs answer t0! France's second zit-tempt at posti poncnlcnt of the DCCLIHDCI‘ i5 war dcbt pﬂynlenl was a quite definiivc ""0". but llS Wording was llli(‘l'[)l'(‘t-‘ ed in Park; as‘ min ilg "iiossibii- , itivs of an ngiecmeilﬂ

Publication of tin.- ll0l(', handed‘ today to Ambassador Ciaudel by Secretary of Sim-r licnry L. Stun» z-oii, l'i"\'i‘.'li(’(l i" t thi- ildministra- tioii had cnlgiilzls. mi :1 iv-lliilgiicss to ca-owzuiic with France in a‘ surxigv of lili Cllilft‘ economic sli- uailrin.

Tile rel" ‘sun.- gwil out just alter the S ic Dvparl out receiv- cd Poland's second ilrric asking that its drbt pa <- too be postponed ixccaiise of (.'~Iilllll'_\"S fi=cal .ff..,uli'cs. Thu United Stain; uoiu iii I-‘iuilcc again urged i! (lcbis din? burr

dsl the French GUVWHllVJili

0i

_ Wilt

in il("I\I'(i1lllCt,‘ with lis m. . and thereby in my ju‘ cilt. bz-iig

llflllllflllS. ‘ i

Stimson that the 1 iter‘. States has not believed X-“Jii ii-Ill ilnve anv , ‘ .

Trips v Tc: ‘falcon

It was niacin clzar by Stcrriiuy‘:

transfer difficulties in meeting iu

payment of about $19,000_Q(JQ De.

vcmbei- 15. No suggestion of any P1311 to avoid the unmedate trans- irrr of 807d such as was made to Great Britain, was offered to Paris

Dispatches from the French cap- ii-ill‘ IWP-‘FCIXKPd thC favorable react- ion in official quarters accompan- ied by admission that public op n- lon in that country was stesdiy swinging toward payment, confirm 111.‘! inlprcssion already prevalciii intro.

PARIS, Dec. 9--Tlie question of whether France will make the $19.- ‘261000, war debt interest paymeni to the United States due next ‘Phurs-

day rnachcd the stngc of piiriin- -

mwntziry consideration today, wiiil Premier Edouard Her-riot clearly in- dicating that he desired to ﬁnd some formula of payment: whim parliament would approve.

Thc divergent viewpoints \\'illl‘ll the Premier must succeed in rs- ronciiing were exemplified in VON"; taken by the ﬁnance and foreign riilairs committees of the cliambci" of deprives. The foreign ‘aft-airs committee voted 21 i0 threc- in fa- vor of making the payment wiili ihc condition that the American Congress agree to an international ‘onfcrcnce p) iluiiiiate the entire cbt problem. The finance com- .n "ice voted against any uncondit- .10-.

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1 p; _________3\ Poésible Soap

Is Belief Of Prof. Piccllircd

lu-nir .

LONDON, Dec. 0—Pi‘ofcssor Pic- curd, the physicist famous for his balloon ascents into iiic stratosphere 's coinziiced that men will be able in g0 to the moon within two years. though, he adds, the great problem will Le how to rciuisn He expressed this view when Cii-Qriiﬁﬁlllg ilie high- powcr rockcts which have been ex- perimented with in Clftflllllllfy‘.

The lraofcssoi" himself plans two inorv baiwm ;l\‘(‘l‘l\l~§ to the strato- sphere. The first vsill be organized

BREWERS

early ncxt sinxng and will have no particular scientific aim. It will simply be a “world altitude" affair. The reconci will take place in 1934 near the Magnetrn Pole.

Both expeditions will be supervis- ed by the Piofessor, but in neither case will he himself go up. The idiot. in the "altitude" expedition will be Max Oosyns, who has ul- ready ascended with the Profecsm into the stratosphere.

The second venture w.l1 takl place at a spot as near as pwsiblt to the Magnetic Pole North of Hudson Bay. -

The Weather, Etc

All ﬁltlliltlit nan iiil Denlocragohlleer Bill Before Ways And Means Colllmittee

es House.

(Canadian Mess»

tivo Fiorc-‘rlo Laizuariliu committee of tho Unitod Stain described as a "w-wrliiiis”

the 18th nniunciincnt.

hibitionist staikvd into flic-

but truthful stair-meant."

cnuc, CYllDlOYIllCHi

WlillP brew

Luguardiu banged the shouted iiic

i lmrs

Oi The United Stat-

WASHINGTON. Dec. 9.~~-Di’inﬂl1d that clisiillcrs and brcwnrs “got out and stay out (ii Wushinuion“ ivns flung at thrm today by representa- of New

York before the ways and moans

house of l‘€l)l‘0S&‘lli4\.il\'CS in what hc against

abuses that miullt (ivlczit repeal of i

The ficry Republican anti-pro- com- mittee room and mic-slid ‘into the hearings on the Delnocruiic beer bill what ho termed an "unpleasant He testi- find rlftci" a score of, representatives of the brewing and nilicd illriil-“illﬁs had to‘d the group that federal rcv- and mmmcrcc ‘lﬁwlwouid be innit-crawl by the legaliza-

ﬁlﬂﬂmqllil ﬁeYvlﬁe-‘l i0!‘ m" Dmt "T tion of four percent beer. Halifax were RHIIOUUCV] yesterday.

On all sides ncws of most cptlmi!‘ stand and ‘tic naturr is painting to 1932-1111 “should have no right to help" in Nova drafting a bill rflvriiiig the liiillo!‘

Mﬁfiiitii.

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liigli |ii|l‘ [hi4 I|\I»l‘il"ll‘-_' this 4'\ iiiiig ilk $2“. _

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