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. CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, MONDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1932 .

Let Every Child Have A,H2PpY Christmas Day

Be A Santa - Pal. Do Not Per- mit Any Kiddie To Have A Sorrowful Holiday.

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EFFECT 0E

ioiigriiis

Has Been To Stimu- late The Desire For E in p i r e T r a d e I. m o n g Business,

is centring at the present_

Kingdom.

(Canadian Press)

HALTFAX, Dec. i8-“The effect of gh, ym;;»\i~inl E'-imoniic (`oiiff'r- men nqrccniciiis has bc-on to .vim- slale tlic dcsirc for liiiipirc iradc, imoiig business men in the l'::i'cd r Kingdom," said Sir Gcoiiilc 1‘.irLnr- in Brown, wliu with Lri.:i_\~ Browi: ii'rivc(l l'u‘r0 j.'i>,!.iil'>.y f Urn (`ii'v:'.t.

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Love for o1ie’s fellow man and

a solicitous regard for his welfare are among the greet distinctions between civilized mm and his bar- barian brother, between the tnie Christian and the self-centred in-' dividual. '

Love, charity ls everywhere re-

cognized as the chief virtue of the Christian religion, without which quality one “is nothing."

Even the hardest heart is often

softened at the sight of genuine grief, particularly the grief of a child. There is no grief more poig- nant than that of a child who is disappointed after a. long period of pleasant anticipation. Christmas morning. Sunday next, is the time

which the attention of every

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time. It may be a time of disap- pointment for many a. child in thts` city and province. | Any person who can visualize for.

a moment a scene in a home where

storkliigs src ciripty on Christmas iiioiiiiizgg cannot iiui, be touched.

Tiicrc are but live days left,

C~uiii~dlaii Readers, in which to re- <liic.» to iirro :i lcriglhy list oi child- rcn who may have no Merry f,‘lii‘i..tinns. Now isthe time to be-

Brii'\il‘. -Wil i"\"-`<~l“»~"(l *UV M‘1""-' clinic ii Suiitii-Pal. Please solid in

real. V

"Ma.ny men svfiii i`ormci\_\' linii

,een ivliole-iicziijicd frr~;- ffritilcrs

yoiir ¢.0i'.i;'ibi:Lioii as soon its pos- sible, \\'iiL~:lu_~r gills oi candy, fruit :md toys, or ii donation to the

avi; .<'.i1‘p:;.t'-rl 'li:- idea oi' Eii;t>ii'c 1.\,.,,,L_-._- 5_,,.,1;.,,g p,,,,d_

icciiiiiiiic unity because they look

All rfiiiicgz pubiisllvd liiivc come

upfr: it. .i:~;';iii t.~.'<.iii;fii ».i':p ‘.f..'iii'd L ,_,, ,,,,g,1,,,,.,;,m~,. ,;0u,¢,.5| us no

ihc ii‘.».$ornllon of xiorniiil ;i'.i..iiB.

Well Known rzsn

Figure Is Dead H

DUBLIN, Irish Frce State, Doc. i9.-lA.P.) - David Shecliy, noted lrlsli Nationalist died here yester-

Commons some years ago he was urcstcd in the House bccnusc ol his activities in the old lrlsii Na- lonsl league movement. .

lay at the age of 88. When a

neniber on the British House oi »

ANNOUNCEMENTS, `wiiiiam switz, is as-year oic msn

who described himself as a. hobo.,

held at lice head ualtcrs

(;uivin~uG a'vr.N‘i's,

Mi:2it‘l`iNGS, ETC

“Come to Xmas Tree at Wheat- ky River nail, December 19th. ii lot imc, nrst line night.

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"Poultry Wanted. I will bc buy- WX poultry at my store Wednesday, December Zist. W. S. Weeks, Fred- Wwii. 1197-12-is-ii.

"Water colors suitable for Xmas fm* bi' Miss Helen Haszard, for

isle it Tourist Office, Charlotte-

WH- . 'liao-iz-ii-ai.

"All those indebted to me please “Ike immediate settlement. J. G. Vldcou, Hampshire. 'moo-12-io-ii.

“Vernon School Christmas Con- cert in Vemon Hall, Tuesday, Dec- "Dbcr 20th. Admission 20 Cents.

7204-12-19-ll.

'Blwing live hogs '1\iesday, Dec- nnbcr 20th. Hunter River, Emerald, md Kensington. Signed Allan Wed- it 1114-12-1':-si.

. "Reserve Wednesday evening,

' i for Bonshaw School Concert. 5 7210-li

k°'WiI1-Sloe South Christmas Con- “fl in Winsloe Hall on December Sl- Admission 20c and l0c. If ‘*‘”'mv. Friday. 'izoo-ii

n;;B,‘”“°kl¢y Beach concert in M” Hall. Dec. zo. Admission lac

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sg W* 5 Pfemc to the christmas concert ,__ ,”‘b.\'*"'1<\n church, oiyae niv- u't "‘“fSdHy evening, Dec. 22iid- Dec. 23rd as first announced.

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accom _' me 0 to the School Concert NL hristmas Tree in Orwell Cove “mg” Tllursdav. neeembei- zinc. W i°n as cents. oniisren io

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i Eilltil" HELD

KIDNAPPING

NEW YORK, Dec. 1B-(A.P.)--

bei-gh kidnapping case. Police said he was detained at the request of New Jersey authorities, . New York police said"thc request ,to hold Stoltz for questioning was received about thre°e months ago and that at that time all lodging houses were furnished with his description and asked to notify pol- ice if he were seen. ofiieisis or me Municipal iodsins

house at 432 East 25th street noti fied authorities that a man answ- ering the description was there Saturday night. He was taken to police head'-quarters where he wal not placed under arrest but merely held for questioning by the New Jersey police.

Canadian B o rn Poet Passes

CLEVELAND, 0., Dec. ll.-(U.

P.)-Edmund Vance Cooke, Canad- ian bom poet and lecturer whose writings spanned the years since 1894, died suddenly at his home to- day. He was 86 and a native of Port Dover, Ont.

Members of his family slid he

had not been ill and the cause of his death was not immediately de-

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NEW YORK, Dec. l8.-(A.P.)-

Seventeen thousand unemployed

WB-1 ' PU - fl , god” for qugmongng an gh, Un,-|.;went to work at 50 cents an hour

today, helping to dig New York ` City from beneath the heaviest snowstorm in three years.

The storm started last Friday af-

ternoon and ended early today. The mercury was rising tonight, but still was several degrees below freezing.

145 Miners .ind Families Are

Placed On Farms

HALIFAX, Dec. B.-Since forma-

tion of the Nova Scotia land settle- ment board following legislation at the last session of the provincial assembly, 145 miners and their fam- ilies have been placed on farms in Nova Scotia Provision was made at the session for the granting of lcans'to miners for this purpose, as A method of unemployment relief. Up to the present, B24 minors have applied and 191 loans have been ap- proved. The 145 already placed, total, with their dependents, D28 persons. ____

Nfl ’d. Vest' el

Believed Lost

termined. ‘ His first book was entitled “A

Patch of Pansies," published in um. Many of his on-lv v°l\1m¢s 0° poetry were rhymes for children.

(Associated Press)

BERLIN, Dec. ls-Edouard

Bernstein, veteran Socialist leader, died of heart fslllfi heretodsy.Hssnsl2yeersold.A

ST. JOHNS, Nfld., Dec. 18.-(A.

P.)-The steamer Argyle is search- ing for the schooner Stanley Par- sons, which left here Monday for Little Bay Island and was feared to have foundered in 'l'uesday's gals.

The schooner. owned by James Strong was under the command of Sydney Parsons and had a crew oi' six. She was laden with provisions.

Cologne

(A5°°°’“l'°d Pres” J , duction, on cvcn the smallest mat-

PARIs» Deli' 18_‘]°5°3Pl"~ PMI" tcr, ict docs not oitcii rpciilz his‘

' thoughts."

BR.USSH'...S Belgium Dec 18-

(AP) Cum Charms De Broque Lady McLaren Blown said the

book had been written for her three

ville ' Saturda succeeded in ` fofm- N S I G N M E I ' V

ing 9, Cabinest to replace the Min-, nieces and nephews in Canaria and

H hi h _E ‘would ncvcr lmvc ii:-cn publislicd

,Env headed by himse W C To ' "'_~' had not llzifiicl Sulmtini and Ian

Boncour formed a new Cabinet to day with himself taking the Pres- idency of the council and the Min- istry of Foreign Affairs. The im-

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'portant portfolio of Finance Min-i

ister went to Senator Henry Cher ‘ on, who at various timm has been ,Minister of Agriculture, and Com- » merce and Under-Secretary 'of Fin- ance. _

ian Press Staff Writer).

PARIS, Dec. 18-(Canadian Press

Cable)-Premier-designate Joseph Paul-Boncour completed formation of a new French Cabinet tonight after more than two diays of con- sultations in which he sought some political formula likely to gain ma-

(Continued on Page 9)

W'heat Prices .Tu rn Upward

(Canadian Pi-essi

WINNIPEG, Dec. 18-Reaction

frcm all sources brought wheat prices back 1 1-8 from Fridoy‘s close in all futures. Support from buyers was steady throughout thc short week-end session and the

EXETER, -England, Dee. il.- (A.P.)-The Bishop of Exeter on his return from North America declared that It would be o “nent mistake to suppose that Americans are not o was-like nee” and that organised relig- lou le not maintaining its

hold in the United States.

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iBy George llamblcton, Canad~‘

the grain exchange. ' L0 ,

signed Deccmbgr 14 after remsnll rC""°dia“ P'°5"’ Hay suggested its siibniissioii to a

‘“f"° .RECURD HUP

f ¢§.,&c»vi7t: Ten Thousand People

~ Give Intrepid Avi-

atrix Rousing Wel-

come At Croydon; After. Cape Town?

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will friiey Be Answered? AMY illHNSi)N~St

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ill Think That

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I/Vill Pay

UDlt€d SlE3t€S T0 C0ntinue Discussion Of The Debt Question

(By John F. Chester, .\<snciui¢.d

Preis Staff Wi iier) ,

at President Hoover might dis- mh i° the Cvnsress tomorrow ii

cial message on war debm r _

WASHINGTON, Dec. la iA_p_)_ A Sll"°¥18 Dfwiibillty Hrose gonigh

EFFI Zl-I

To England Flight.

(Canadian Press Cable)

SP9

UBWUXZ his recommendation f0_ commission to review the tangle of intemational financial obligations.

The President spent virtually ihcf

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CROYDON AIRPORT, London, ,entire day in his .saucy <ii~sm,,g my -~~-

Dec. 18-Amy Johnson landed here debts message. Altliougli lic lm, ~not` . ' ' at noon today from Paris, complet- decided 11113115. ,mon Us dismtch lhuln- esslve S e P V 1 C 8 lrig a flight from Cape Town in the tomorrowit was indicated nutho‘i:a_§ A t S t J a In 6 S

record time of seven days and ll

tively that only some cierclopmf-iii

hours. Ten thousand persons roar- abroad woiild cziiisc nip; if, “»|i‘h_ Church cd themselves hoarse as the in- ,hold the ni<~.<<:igf- l)~w,,_| ip.. ,.3-1,. . irepid young :iviatrix stepped from ,part of the week. her plane. Secretary of the 'l`i~r:i.sn:\- (>_-1 ,

Long before Amy's arrival allili/[1111 was called to the lvlilli-I Melllolmy M’ . J.

rondsiadin t th i,rt i Ho. tfi.'_ ,~,- ‘

E “ ° ° ‘""° “°’° """,~ "I" ~~ “wi W. Morrison.

blocked by an apparently endless stream oi’ automobiles bearing llrecters and would-be greetcrs.

some of whom had come from as' 3;

a hall' ro.:i'c_‘i~:`@r_~ _in 1-vt-' -,\- ,| wifh, the Prcsirlcr.; the »l~‘;‘ »,,,,mj - cation. I

l.`»uri.rig the morning service N

James Church yesterday morn-

fm “Way M the "DFW °f Eflglanli MW’ 57"" 5'1" flppcsiilnn :ng a chrif-el rail presented by Mr

Members of cycling clubs, out for Ml H00‘»"“'_< i'ecf~ni-iicndnfinii for; A_

E. Moz son in memory oi' his

“f‘@1<-end wu-rs. converges upon 1 debts Commission un<loubt‘dl.v miner was c-_dusted st-coming ts Croydon en masse. galil mee; with stiff opposition. Dc- the usage oi the churn The rail

Capt. J. A. Mollison, Amy's hus- SPH* U10 hopes in some sdministra-i

band and the only'man who has flown the Atlantic alone from east to west, was on hand hours before ENV lilruie was due and spent thc

morning eagerly scanning weather lN9V9T£heless. the creation of such 5

H011 qua:-ters that me recent fit-bt defaults might alter the teniper on Capitol Hill. a recent cnn\'ns,; show- ed lime D0S°.ibl1iiy ci' adoptori.

bears the following inscription:

'I‘o The Glory of God and To the Memory of .7,W. Morrison 1820-1897

Chairman of the Trustees sn(

“hm” 1” ‘he “’”’°’” ““’“‘"’5i’“”°“ °°”"“’"°° ""1 bf’ f¢°°mf"°“d@d bv Building committee during the er-

ofllie.

Ti-czncndous excitement prevailed

as tlic drone oi Amy‘s machine was heard overhead. 'Ihr nlime came

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ection of this Church This Chanoel Rall is dedcated. The placing in position of th(

rail completes the scheme of th!

in with a neat three point landing ` beautiful chmcel erected in mum

land Miss Johnson stepped out into ' AUth0re8Ql [S

_"ff ‘thc arms of her husband She was I v »

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1:/ , :stl‘l carrying the sun helmet, she I/lsltlng Canada 1

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' 11-- -» _ _ _ dv . ;_;I;ic::r;eas.tshc Dlssed ,mer the `*’”` of the cliancel, The following

gona, -_fm-1¢_" ‘cpm ,h,.,__._`, ,,m,,.Oved by me c1m.gy_ i__._.__.c_`Z ~.._._.__ fi' " " ' ' " sm 5 and -lung es' She (Canadian Press) h

‘_ ‘ _V _~ __ _ _ Y _ A __ 4 _“_ "__ ‘_ I looked ivan and tired but very HALIFAX Dm m'__One reason

niizii ol ii# u>iiif1'g_n.ioii to which (`it.zcns. y.n c_.n i;. ni h';_pix1c.;$ .to L _ y Lille gIi__dr:,:i whose lcitcrs :.i. ..i Li..u~. L.i.inet an.\\er. Cheerful. Why Lady Ehcqno M L B

:ii ~; -.ii it-mg., » sc a i:'ii;t'_~ t . _ . ‘ ’ C “fe” “W” s 1 __le__L_\ _( ' >_>)_|_i ______ _Ii ,Gul-_ion l _l__‘V_VIj “(1 W ___ ____ Y ___________ 4 ,,__,v___,_____ ,__ M°_m5'm khscd El" Ecllenlcdm ;lS Elild 1101” boflk “Joliiiny ami Mary W!

I T” "“ “_” _'T rw -_ _N _ _x iecfnlllisfsrvfltlv 1'vl1v\'cd that the and rcnuiiy" has been s-.it-ccisiiii, is

flight was over

"llulio, Amy." he said simply,

"I’m very proud of you."

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"Thimki °nm»" She illlswcmdi do not ren‘ize how intense is the ‘Tm glad 101' YOUT S050 ‘md my tiiouglit action of even thc young- t

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to approve the war debt i>Hvm°“i‘ 1-iiinirax, Dee. is.-svnst is be-

to the United States.

Paul Hymans, Minister of, Forq

cign Affairs in the rctriiig Cabinet,” will retain that post in the new government. Henri Jasper, Min- ister of Finance and Prosper Poullet, Minister of the Interior, are other holdovcrs. Albert Devcze, Liberal leader. rind'

proponent cl' lncrrafsd ircnlior de-' fense was named Minister or Nat- ional Defense and former P"cmicr Carton Dc Wiart, Minister of Soc- ial Wolfiire and Health. Philippe Van Isacker, christian democrat. assumes the portfolio of Labor.

Compelled To Ra is e Rates

NEW YORK, Dec. l8.-(A.P.)--

lieved to be a record mail consign- ment on one ship from the United Kingdom to Canada arrived here yesterday when the Montrose land- cd 11,605 bags. The Orient and Fiji will get a certain amount, but by far the greater portion represents British Christmas presents for dis- tributloii in the Dominion.

It took 60 sicycdol-C5 to unlgud it iivn: _i,r>‘_il1‘s.<: and pe»iiiiiii-<-.,- iirtrl fore- i

from thc ship in eight hours, and

railway mail cars.

Former Islander lPasses Away At Vancouver

The National Bureau of Casualty :and Surety Underwriters announc- ' cd today that "the incrcusc in thc number of office and store hold-ups ,

Girls throughout the world named Alice are being invited

to help endow n cot ln a Lon- I don hospital. The appeal comes from Mrs. Alice Hargreaves. the original Alice of "Al‘re ln Woll' derland.” She proposed ihr\¢ “Alice cols be endowed in ihr riew “Wonderland Ward" for

inlssioner and one of the foremost literary authorities of Canada, died

NANKING, Dec. l8--°(A.l’.)-

Dr. W. W. Yen. head ol the Chinese delegation at Geneva, who this week played is part in the rcsupmtlon of diplomatic ,relations between Russia and China. has been named Chinese Ambassador to Moscow, accord- ing to reports ln reliable circles.

children in St. l\fs.ry‘, lluspital. _

' il II .‘ "im, li H-I im W- fi Im;,»~ i ' _ .. ,.».' H, . ', _ , _

E ......n..~....... twill celebrate

VANCOUVER, Dec. 18-A. M. e i

Pound, 68, resident of Vancouver! L a n d 1 n g 0 f

for 34 years, former harbor com-i e L oya lists

because slic tiled to show in it that children think. “I have always thou lit thev felt that many adults

cst child, slic siiid on ;ii‘i‘i\‘ul here

and comparison, induction and dc-

publisher.

Depression Cures ` Stomach Trouble

SIOUX F‘ALl.»S. S. D. Doc 18-,

fA.P.\-l='or sir: wr(-kt ll. .\l. l`i'ill/‘r;

cd to livc on skiuimcd nrlk :ind

150 longshoremcn to stow it in thc ,Strait brvfld- Dilliiiil th0~=»f’ fi! \\'0f‘li5 i

his weight, increased from l38 to| 170 pound; and lic r<‘co\'r'c<l from;

a stomach ailincnt wliicli hadi troubled him for years.

Now he has a job and is eating:

regularly again. But he i.<n‘t feel- ing so good.

ddenly todav of a heart attack DIGBY, N S Doc lil--'Rv The _ u-»

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UT” fl” in DSUIY F W¢¢k WH-5 or robberies throughout the United su . ~, ~ ~ ‘ ~ ‘ _g

'chalked lip. States has compelled stock com- Mr. Pound, great personal i Cr\¥\l‘»<i'if\n Pr¢‘SSl-Sl‘\`<’\1il‘f.‘f\ Wm- ‘gl

December closed at 40 l-2, May' panies to raise insurance rates for friend of Buss Cm-num, was noted , mittens were appointed Inst night -- `?

at 43 l-4 and July at 44 3-8. 'those coverages in several sections im literary circics for his collection i bl’ thc Di_G\ll' B0fU'Il nf 'I`F1\d<‘ *O

Yesterday's improvement brought .of the country." ici Cnnndiana, one oi thc finest in look after iirraiiirciiiciiis for volc-

hopn t0 the farmer who yesterday The new mics, contained in ii mg D0mmj0|~,_ bration of the 150ih anr.i\'<‘i'sm1\' of .saw wheat prices fall to unpre- manual reprint for the guidance of He was hom in prime Edward ihc l.o_vi1list‘s lnndiiig. The c<~lciirii-

“dented 1°" md regutcr losses of agents, become eflcctivc tomorrow. mand and is survived by im-cc v tion will run from Sundiiy. Juno 25. __,___ f A

daughters, Dorothy being assistant! to Julv l, and will iiirlurlc ‘~»i<~i~~i1 __\\\ ,`.,\\

nearly four cents in one session on - ` ' ‘ e _, I

NDON Dec. lil-(A.P.)- "bm,-gm at T0;-0n¢,0_ church scrviccs. lawn pnriim, par- _ \D,\(

ndcs, piigciintry and sport.

(Associated Pr|‘=s)

“'.'\SHINGTON, Dec. Ill-

The United States gnvrrnmrnt increased its deficit for thc fis- cal year to Sl.l42,ii'7.'l.0l5 nn Dr- cembcr 15. placing Sllil,'l64.000 in the sinking fund for public

yesterday from Great Britain. “The C

'wi-r child uses every faculty ol judgment l'

oi-_v of Mrs. Goodwill. It is of tht ssiiic Gothic design and made 0(

lic mn-ie wood as the remaindei

ymn was sung after the prayer

of dedcation: ,

-love the venerable house Our fatlicrs built to God

Iii Hcriveii arc kept ihcir gratci'u\

V‘O'»\'S,

Their dust endears the sod. Mr. J. W. Morrison was one d ite it-'iicicis in me Kirk so the inc wiicii ilic building was crcct/ d. llc look a. prominent -part is he designing and carrying out of the work.

1'Continuod on Page Si

Li bel Trial

Starts Today

MONTREAL, Quc.. Dec. 18-(Cas

riadian Pressi-Trial of James J. Hiirpell, Gardenvale, Que., publish- er, on a clizirt;c'of criminal libcl is connection with certain statements print/ed in his ncwspapr, the Jour- nal of Commerce, in regard to Tho- mas B. MacAulay, President, and the Sun Lift- Assurancc Company is to open in court of Kings Bcncl licrc tomorrow.

Chief Justice R. A. E. Grccn-

sliields is expected to preside ova the trial which will be before iv. Jury.

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