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arty was ilned 8200 or 3 months Two were from Summer- nde, one irom Grand River and one lronl Cape Elmont. Lennox Island was ilned 810 and costs tor consumption o! liquor il- legally. The cases were brought by

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published by the student body oi Prince oi Wales Oollege, contains a number oi interesting articles of a serious nature, several well-written odltorlals, and a record cl the ac- tivities o! the student body outside the classroom. as well as articles o! a lighter and humorous nature.

TUDINTI PIN!!! EXAMINA- TIONS — Students o! Prlinlee o! Wales Oollege wrote their t ex- aminations on the first tom's work m‘ Hm“, n“ "m" yesterday morning. Some classes received back a number o! the pap- ers which had been

1m much homes yesterday afler- "h" "'-"- mm“! m"! 7°" noon to spend their ohristrnas hol-

ph L. Douglas, student n! Dalhousle University. lett yester- lisy for Georgetown to spend his Christmas holidays.

" FRANCE WILL irom Paco l) flue must not be touched—al

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Reliable reports said Chancellor Hitler wanted a. German army oi 300,000, fully armed, and equality in war materials, and offered a l0- ycar pact oi non-aggression.

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The Hench viewpoint. however. was that the problem must be tak- en up in Geneva where all interes- ted nations will have a voice.

Meanwhile,‘ 1d. Paul-Boncour and Premier Camille Ohautemps agreed to postpone a parliamentary declar-

regardlng Germany in order to avoid withing the Bri-

M. Cilaulemps or H. Paul-Bon- cour, a high otticial said, will in- [orm the Hench Parliament tomor- row that since the Rance-British talks are purely "in search of in- and have just begun they cannot be publicly discussed until they are concluded.

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