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Suggests World Economic Parley

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

LONDON. Dec. l4—slr George Paish, British economist. intimated today he had sumzasied to Presi- dent Roosevelt the BdVlBQbilli/Y of a world economic conference.

Reporters asked him after he had called on Mr. Roosevelt wirether he had proposed such a

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MAXON-At the chemi- Hospital» Cambridge. Mesa, Dec. B. 1968. t0 Mr. and Mm. Thomas G. MQXOXI. nee Maud Gilils, Norbom, P. E. I» a_son. Ronald

t . LUQUE - CAMPBELL --At. M- Pauis rectory, on Wednesday. Dec. it ""*"e.’...°"“...;.... tilt’ .%“.‘.i“°..'é’ vra . ° P“ - Rev, H. D. Raymond officiatinx. GORVEATT-MACLEAN- Al. ZIOH Manse on Wednesday, December i4. 103B, by the Rev. G. Cari 1B Webster, Miss 'Mary Jeane te iilucLean of Fsirview to Mr. James Edward Gorveatt of Cumberland. oa- eBA MOORE-FRASEM At Zion Manse on Wednesday, December i4. i938, by the Rev. o. cnriyle Webster, Miss Christina Fraser o.’ Little Harbor, Nova Scotia to Mr. John Lawrence Moore. "It!!! Bonk. P. E. I. rETtiRS"N-EMERY- At Zion Mrmse 1:1 mturday. December i0. 193B. by the Rev. G. Carlyle Web- ster. Miss Mary Jane Emery 0i wood Islands to Mr. Hans Wil- iiam Petersen of iliamsoiiffo. (‘AMvBILL-CORVBATT —-At the Baptism Persona“. ﬁmarlottetown. on Dec. etn. iota bv the Rev. n. L. Danton. Robert Gordon Camil- bell. of Borden. P. 1e. I. and nar-

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Hie Honour Lieut.~Governor. G. ‘D DeBlois.

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Government To Give Aid To Fishermen

UITAWA. Dec. 14-(CP) —'I‘he Dominion Government will cooper- ate with the Governments oi Nova Scotia and New Brunswick in ald- Lng fishermen who lost gear and lobster ts in recent storms, Fish- eries nisior Michaud said today.

Just what share of the damage the Dominion will _ y WWBXdB aiding the stricken lo termen re- mains to be decided in negotiations with the Provincial Governments. ‘The Minister said department agents had informed him by wire a preiimi survey showed dam- ages amountng to about 0177.000 on the west coast of Nova scotie. and about $7.000 in New Bruns- wick in the vicinity of Bhediec. Fuller reports will follow by mall.

Mr. Michaud said he was with- out information as to the number of iobstermen affected by the storm losses, but stated the department's offer m aid the Provincial Gov- ernments concerned in replacing the loot and damaged Zear.

The Dominion Minister confirmed that he had telegraphed R. E. Finn, Liberal M. P. for Halifax, that the Fisheries Department "will contribute its share in the cost of zeestabiishing needy fish- ermen in the industry."

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Refugees May Get Land In Guiana

LONDON. Dec. M-(CP Cable)- Lord Marley, speaking in ihe House of Lords today on the problem of ref ees from Germany, foresaw the pose h1g2; of a joint offer of land by Bri . French and Dutch Guiana.

The Labor Peer suggested this would add enormously to the - stbility of building up a new nat on- ai home for refugees It, might ev- entuall become a sort of British

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’I‘he Earl of Plymouth, Undersec- re for Fore n Affairs iained the and avails. in Brit Gui- ana actually was about 40,000 square miles, not. ‘is Prime Minister Chamberlain had said reviously 10.000 square miles. But e warned that mlvoh of it was fairest land which might be unsuitable for set- tlemervt.

Conspiracy Charges Laid At Halifax

HALIFVAX. Dec. l4 —- (Ci?) — Crown authorities said tonight that “a considerabe niunber of inform- ations" charging OODSpIrMy to de- fraud the Iindemi Government importation and tfﬂﬂﬁlliortafioﬂ i)! liquor. had been laid in Halifax today.

Number of warrants issued by MBEi-‘Itmte B. W. i.i before

Marriage 0f Film Stars lleld lip

HOLLYWOOD. Dec. 14-001’)- Technicaiities of legal irmcedure. it appeared today may prevent Holly- wood from hearing Carol Lombard and Clark Gable say “I do’ until sometime in 1940.

The film actor's $886,000 property settlement with his second wife, Maria Longham Gable, has been approved mutually. but requires a court's endorsement before Mrs. Gable can file snit for divorce.

Gable said his wife. from whom he has been se arated for three years, would see a divorce as soon as a milling is obtained on thei 11%; say he intended to marry actress Lombard. but his friends asserted they were sure he wouidns soon as he legally was free.

Truro Man Given

R. whom the infomiations were laid, was not revealed nor were the nam- es of those concerned.

A p has already been tried on similar charges and others are a- waitinﬂ trial or still at large. They include bo h Nova Scotia and New Brunswick residents.

ATTACK WOULD

___<_C<>,iiti'.nn Jrvmgiaekl) Norman and Dr. Schacht might work out for the emigration of German Jews it. became clear they would not he able to count on any money from the Lord Baldwin fund for refugees.

The executive committee of the fund issued a statement ii: had no intention of discussing wi Dr. Bchacht a plan attributed to him under which foreign benefactors would loan foreign exchange emigrating Jews so that

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uinspenuszs Millions For Armaments

ROME. Dec. i4 —-(AP) —'I‘l'i\ Italian Government announced to- day it will spend 10000000000 lire, about $.5_Q6,liiJ0,000. for military purposes in its next budget year. Ii Glornale Dlwiiu, in explanation said Italy has "interests and rights to defend."

The oornment of the authorita- tive Rome newspaper was carried in a column adjacent 1o that of the editorial writer. Virginie Gayda. in which he challenged French figures on the copulation of

North African protectorate.

He said Pmioi-i Statistics were wrong in representing the French as outnumber-lug Italians. Gaydl said Italians aotually far nub numbered the French and Midi this was the fundamental basis "theftaiisnr httoraioethopro- blem 0i Tunis ."

(The ‘Tunisian oeneiu of gave the pmtecwraio’: total mpean population as 213,206, mad: up of 108.063 Wench exclusive of the ‘Army and, Naval forces from France; 04289 Italians, 721i! Maltese. IE Spaniards, 464 Greek! and 2.792 other foreigners. The native population was 2,155,108.)

The newspaper 1a. Tribune, com- menting on the big increase in military outlays. said “Fascism does not close its eyes to realities whatever they mav be when the question facing them is to‘ safe- guard the sacred right to life on‘ the Italian people."

The Mill Budget ior It; ﬂo- csi year s July 1, 1900, ro- presented an increase oi’ 1576,69! 063 lire ($130,818,236) ever the 01x0: lay for the current year.

The Cabinet after mqorovinf the total budget, million and non mill . issued u. mnrnunicm which said speeding up of arms Program was an ‘unavoid neoesity in view of the sternum,

The whole midget totalled 2o.- 810008926 lire ($1.642.0(R,069) _ an increase of’ 4390900000 gewend confronted the Govern- ment with a deficit for the ninth successive year,

(ihiang Kai - Sliek Seen Swinging To Bommunist Tactics

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AnglmGei-mnn trade war. KWEILIZN‘, China . In Memo” o’ ahmey TwQ-year Tefm The labor Party in the House oi lU-Gencmi Chiang Kai-Shel: wai Hmmr‘ Commons submitted a motio for disclosed iodo to have swun t0< l“ Mm” °' “L” “we ~- - debate next Mo d tn n~ <1 tn nil 1 ti of 511i Hoolsei- mono. N.S..De¢.14—(CP)- Hons, had n “IQ,” i“ “h” w“ ° misfit ‘M °‘ .11‘ B “y Fumet mlmme Higgins of Trum’ N_ B" ‘ma! mo 0:110 Hﬁnceuin the ese oomlﬂunms Jh s new iplrogram Ml” Mm mmer’ w“ sentelwed w W‘) yea“ m m” Govegrrlimgity The moti falieswx “Gillian,” t t?‘ apitltlheséhimlaslglx T“ m“ F““‘“'~ “has” pemlienlla” b" slmmtm repeated uestioni ofoilh anion tary rims a t“ slli Kw 113m‘ Joan Marie McGuire. istrato Harold Putnam today. Minister 2nd m“ B ﬁe e m“ fuasgua’ "gm “hm: c A Friend. foiiowln a conviction on a charge wide hm of i) u" 91' 0Y1 l Wig-l Kalil?‘ i‘ Jiim‘ Mrs. G. A. Sbink. of contr ‘outin to juvenile delin- “BEN i811 lec . w moned afpomtim -m IAFYYmF/Oﬂ B!‘- M. . Bell. quency. Five ys between ages of MrnescPh b88111 ‘Pr: fetofis eiwe 111' 011MB 0 e W0‘ M155 Jean mwgher, iii and i5 years gave evidence for 1m ma‘? 1' (i; flalmshnlillei $069011 Efgli- f ‘h MW]; mwgheL the! prosecution. 1 d 1 m m mgib lan ha‘ G reaction to bréehpltarpotsrzjho {e conference The Pilgrim cabin; stanhupe. t e “laaatQCU5€(1l‘Of rlitéuc ng em e du Hn w cv erman Am- io e a ungicng, isreport- 3rd Charlottetown Kirk mop. spat“ _i!\!..9_m°b.___-_°,Dﬂ - ire-seem a? eibertt 03d Dirksen and ed _l_o be to oulree ienﬂovermneni Mus Jennie 9161mm oitaeéb fnéilfiS urn down in- of de eatist cements before em~ Bessie F. Hows“, Providence, v d nst the] last hour. German barking on the second phase of int Rhode Island. Miss Dorothy Klrwln an Bri r o clais appeared dis- war --hit and run attacks on Jap~ Mus Marion R. Prizzeil, Central Mrs. D- J. Riley I to orget the incident. anese forces throughout, occupied _Bedgq’ue_ Ernest Mutch. Mt. Herbert g Foreign office officials at Berlin territory. _ _ Ernest Robertson, Bummerside, Lloyd Mutcii, Mt, Herbert, , expressed surprise over the ad- Members of Chiangs staff con- Paul gudmogg Frederick 8.501122‘ drew but seemed confident it firmed reports that at a recent W. T. Weir Mfﬂ- 5- W. l! would not upset the appeasement conference here there was I Mrs W. T. Miss Nancy Simpler-in program or Roiohsfuehrer Iﬂtier significant re-snuffling of uei y W! - J6 and Mr. (mamberiain. One official military command, with a dozen Mill Yvette Reymﬂnd 3 m!" Jenkm” omnmented: prominent officers promoted oi M155 mam“ 3937mm“ PM“ Jenkins "It isn't quite clear what. led removed The removals included Mn- W"! mm" i" mam‘? 01' "E A- mie“ him (Mr. Chamberlain) suddenly General‘ Wu Ten-Chen, Kwang- hel’ 11mm?!‘ I“ megéry“?! lkdﬁfﬁzylfhnel to go into the realm of philosophy tunk Province Governor who wan Bmdmm c Ma-"me was ° y e and start an argument " blamed for the loss of Canton nns 133mm re Miss Francis Michael Asia I m l . ' ‘ ' . Mm A J Mathew“ 0mm, e rom cr czing the Nazi General Chang Chin-Chung, tiil idles Oimﬂance L Mchure . . .. .. . H n a; co Mm; Pauline Nicholson Prue for vituperatloir against defender of Shanghai who was d” saddier Miss Rum piggy-you,- lfgiecBaidwin, Pit/fir. %ieimberiaitn's held rmxponﬁbie for a prematurq mug; 1e,- Rev. i-l_ I. Flem g _ n essor as me nlster, he desiructve re at Changshar. Mm 1y ‘L c“, $311’ or {he Eastern nus, ca, me Minister said, history One of Chiangs major military M55 r55“, _ wnd iss Kathleen MeCarvllie teaches us that no form of Gov- pi ‘lems is to draft e. defence a- M155 e411...“ “ween. Miss Kathleen Keefe ernmen-t ever remains the same." gainst a threatened lnrge~scalt Ming na Mcugeiy Miss Mary Keefe The Ambassador apologized to- Japanese campaign to the west and Bfllailvfmeely Miss Elsie Murphy day for failure to inform the for- north of Canton. Hug e s --—---———--- _ eign press association directly of __..___..__,__ Miss Jean ckard Um Mlnard‘; for dandruff. the boycott, Mlnurd’; kills pain. Li“ l *::‘—:**T3 .;- -;. .3. .3. .3; .;.

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