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1m lottotown clurrllilil. Guardian,

rounded 18H.

,\ strong assertion mult not b1,- mi-pwd as a wwerflli argument.

Guardian Two Cantu.

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The People's Paper

Covers Prince Edward Island Like the Dew

KING AND QUEIJN T0 VISIT CANADA NEXT YEAR

cnaticorrnrowu,

Graphic 0f Air

01y 1111111 .1 l-lelgimi airliner lost a

ileslut- [tallies searched tonight newline» to have llurllcd from th

111.1 Permits llse 0f Documents

10.1’. lly 11111111111111} special Wlrc) OlTiuQ-i, out. lO—Onc or the - blur-ks 111 the taking of ore the Bren 31111 com- .11 ieinovcd l0 11 large 11‘ 11191111 of permission u1.t1>u war Office to - .1. (‘tmlltlt titial documems 1161813411 uiLiilr-ltl. Won.‘ J. L. lialstoll. commission twlliu. 1 .1\1\;t advice today irnal affairs deparg- vtuncnts mignt be

>110 relating to pm- j cf EllgllSh arms 111111115 used in a wey Lléilllyllllthi llwllltlloe national se-

adjottrncd early last 11. ‘ resume to- 1 Col. Rlliwil)“ advising “H111 at‘ 1111- eo111111t111ica- t: 1111- War Office (locu- Wlvtt to the restrictions

_ 011111111 L. R. LaFleche, ll1.\l\‘l' of National De-

‘Hvaibrliuys of ltlic in- 11" "1 ~ _ mono“ l valy cont nuc to

Dlslllfiifi utsn mm ‘LllNDAH, itiatm-Rlelicf applt- an.» o s district wcrc refused must‘ they rejectg-d 1m 1111111 of_ fishnets with ( liiich fish fo1" them- 1221 Lake Mtuiitoba. They ' 111d 110t like fish. "I

1<>u1na2v1111

L~2'.1'l-l0-1l-1i.

-"T.l‘.1(lt'>. - Si, Peters Wednesday. L-227-l0-11-li.

1Ilfiillcts.~Tviurray ltivcr Thurs- “~~ 11-227-10-11-21.

113121011 Friday. L-227-l0-1l-li.

.1011 talkies tonight. 11-238.

"B..:.._11 (Jkies Wednesday

[1-239-10-11-21.

"Ulllictl Church Thanks

. _ giving

it?“ #111001". Vtctoris Hall, Mon- -°l~ 1111-1 10111. 50 cents.

L-HB-iOJi-Qi.

Bordrn Line Club loading hogs

fimllbhtwus every Tuesday. Hours - L-iiliii-ll-M-R-li-ti. $1101.11 111111, 0011mm wank“! jllclllllillllelll and datice.

*3). October l2. 11-287.

"Dance v.7‘

o _ ‘ unon Hall Wednesday, liiiiilittiie u“ Allfiplccs Women's " “ 112.112.0111

"Must 1t - ‘E-

T _ - | made Dance at Irlslfown uifdélklmfilfl- I1 110'. 1111c Wednes- Ilvrn i l puns 101" b011, costumes ' 14-233-10-11-11. . fowl ever '1‘ d

1111111 1, -. I Y “e5 5y market, Oillick‘ ‘T111111’ highest van". Imus. Ben Cousins, Rose

“51111111:

n1 §-<

Lamas _ monthly meeting

glindall Home weghegaayliasgtal, n-zis-ioin- 11

Th” “"9105 P1601111: of the

~11111..“"' u M“ m" ' ‘ ~ on o nesda 0111111111., ufébyr 112.11 at a . M. Ah

sfivrlu- arreqr, o; “X” d“ Y k

wool 1 _‘ ‘ o or

be1 111 i11iri>i-t1ii,°1i11p'“d by? N°v°““ . y oftier ed in or collec-

u

yewitness Gives

Lord Mayor London Has Narrow Escape Transferring From Ill-fatefiiip At Brussels,

501571 (“mlally- Qci- 10—(A.P.)—Twcnty persons were killed to. 11m "ll\ liullr Valley community in northwestern Germany

The ylvlillls were 16 German pgsgongq", yndudyn‘ ‘m, women and three ehiliiten, 11ml fnur Belgian crew members. ,

“M” "m": "Waugh h‘ ‘md "M" ‘"1 "5 "Iulnr Brussels-Eslen-Berlin

Account Tragedy

wing ln mid-air and fell in flames

for some of the bodies. said by 1m c plane alter It became disabled

"I W“ 5181161111: 111 front of my house when suddenly 1 55w me plane through the mist." one eye. Pllincss said. "I saw something fall W111 111p plane, then flames en- VBIO )cd 11..

" hen it. was still about 300 feet “l! 11115891129111 bttlan to rain from the cabin. Whether they jllmpgd or fell. I do not know. No one sun uved."

The pilot. J h 5.111018. 34. who paiziintiiiil for the lute Queen Astrid of Bel. 8111111- 111w flown more than 1.000.000 ltlllometues (621000 miles) durln t"? 141511 13 310818 in the service o Subena. he] 11m airline which 0p. (‘rated the p ane,

511‘ B81111’ TWyford. Lord Mayor of London and British Legion ofite. "115 hfld travelled from London to 511135615 0n the ‘macvlmie, but chfiflficd there to ano her plane gottnd for Prague. The Lord Mayor

L111 charlie of a British relief m sston for Czechoslovak refugees,

Body Found At Top Of Pine Tree

(up- "Y Gllilfliiflrfs S ceial Wit-c CORNWALL. Ont. l0—~Slun1.): huh "it l"? 141D 0f n 40 loot pita.- tree. the body of Julius bavc ', 20 East Comwail laborer, who isa _' neared May 2, was found today y 1k partridge l1unter. Tonight provtn. 01111 police were at work on the tree_ top death mystery while cur- 0111? D1‘. C. A. Stewart reserved dc- 101M111 on an lnqu:st, pending p0. "sift! csgtfatiitgieiriiiiiie acaposlbl? -, t ' use dram. 1r possible. °

Pair Are Freed From N azi Camp

VIENNA. Oct, 1 -_ mllian V011 11o11e11%§12}'k°a1,1i" all!“ brother. Prince Ernst, have been freed from the Nazi concenration mm!) at 1780111111. 1t was disclosed {fdflly- (‘ilhe pair. Austrian monarcln i} B8 Brs atld sons 0f Archduke

1111121 Ferdinand. whose assassirn atlon at Barniovo touched off the 319a» W111‘. were arrested after the u111on of Austria and Germany.

[TWENTQQ LOSE LIVES

BITTER ATTACK 0N1 FRANCE‘ BY FASCIST‘ PRESS

Mussolini May De- mand Severance Of Franco-Soviet

Alliance.

ROME. Oct. Io-(CH-Inform- ed quarters expressed a belie! to- night. that Premier Mussolini would demand that France renounce her alliance with Soviet Russia as an essential part of any Fhonchqyn]- 1a.n reconciliation,

A fresh outburst of bitterness against France appeared in the Fascist press and political ciy-clg; viewed the campaign as a war-m 111g France need not expect. 1'c- establishment of friendly relations with Italy at bargain rates. '

(Reports of a. new French-It- alian itnderstandlnlz spread with signing of the Four-Power Ac- cord at MlllllCll, and Premier Daludlcr of France last Tuesday announced Paris soon would be able to send an ambassador to It- aly. resuming normal diplomatic relations broken ofl late in 1936 after the Ilalo-Ethlopinti war.)

Along with the press attack up. 011 lfrance came much v-alse for Hall's "unilateral" contribution to international appeasement through the plan announced Saturday for ivithdrawal of part of her troops from Insurgent Spain.

Newspapers itislst-txi that no fur. ther sacrifices tn the can,» qr Dbace could be exnected from Italy without corresponding gt-stnm; from others. No mention was made gfxiiiilt; Spanish Government moves

(Continued on page 1o, 01,1 g)

Youth Congress Divides Sharply 0n War Stand

OTTAWA, O01. 10-1110 Canadi- anflarholtc Youth Congress today in 11s first plenary 505511111 went .111- t-o a debate that an“ 11 sharp d1-

>v1sio11 on the exprctiencvy of 11 lTSOllii-lOll declaring .,1,»,.111-st “the obligatory pariieipa ion 01 Catni-

‘(H6113 in (‘Xll‘1l-lt‘l‘l'li0l'llll tvnts." The debate wits atljottrnetl curly tonight to be rcstunccl alter a b1111- llet. 'Ii1e joint cl111i1"1n111 lnul 111st ecinred carried a 1110111111 to put 11c question when Mgr. Humbert Moz- zonl, secretary to Nfur, lldvbrand Antonuittl. papal legato to .1..11da. took the platform to protest ugultist further delay. _ Cardinal ViliEllNlVC. Mar. Anto- niuttl and members o1‘ the Cana-

dian hierarchy 111111 been kept \\"alt-'

long 0110111311, sfliti M21". Moz- mni. The banquet at that iitnc 111111 been dclayctl more 1111111 1111 110111" while the youth union 1lc~butec1 the first contentious issue of ll1e con- vcntion.

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OTTAWA, Oct. l0-—tCl’)—Conscrva‘tive Iieafler 111111111111 will lcavo Ottawa next Thursday to speak in London, Ont., and then tour thr- Wcstcrn Provinces, it was announced tonight.

KOMAROM. Czechoslovakia, Oct. 1i)—(AI')—Negotiatinns between

Czechoslovakia and Hungary for

settlement

of Hungary's mlnnrit_

claims in Czechoslovakia were reported at the breaking point tnnig

delegates of the Prague

Government

considered liungr: w.

demands "outrageous? The (hochoslovnks offered about 20 per mm of

the territory demanded and Inflected discussions

of other den“,

in continued 111 another conforcncc within two months.

r.‘ llilIJ ' t

orrawa, Oct. io-(cm-Thsnn 111 c111. w. w. ‘Foster, n11,,,|,,|.,,,

F-Bfiiflent of the Canadian Legion, tlon for their “smallness, faith and

to the mcmhen of that Orgonlzn. loyalty" during the rccent crisis,

Wu expressed in o c m t ti issued t d _ quark" m a“ commgndllll-lginslbgrnchm. o 11y from Dominion hcad

t0 be the hlflost nun of gold over

northwoodl hideout.

NEW YORK. Oct. Neighbor celebration," Ids and the United Staten gotober, has been poltponad, l7.

MATTERSDORF, Austria, Oct. Matteradorf and Nut Party official which a white flu was raised over Jew had left tho town. The

without Jews" and signified the Isa

11011 B 0f School Meeting. 14-178-10-8-21.

of Ansclrlmu last Much had I

l0—t(7l')—T|19 oommemo ti"; 125 your! of peace ‘between Cun- which was oehedtlled for the latter part of the 100d neilhbor league announced 111-1

NEW YORK. Oct. ltl-IAH-The H. S. President Roosevelt steam- ed into New York Harbor from Europe today with what w“ bemwq

brought hero in a llngle ship. The.

vessel carried Did boxes of [old bu; in her hold, the valua of which unofficially utimated at around $51,000,000.

MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. lG-(AH-John Couch, 28, was sentenced to life ilnprhonment today for kldnsppln; Peggy Grou and John Fshey and luring them hound neu- Chomplln, Minn, lnforo fleeing to g

iii-s-

"Canadian-American [and

lit-WI’ llavosl-Thc Mayor oi 11 today attendql ceremonies durlnl, a synagogue to indicate the Inst

white banner bore the inscription "we are

t of the 530 Jews here at the time

moved to other localities.

' in the Argentine.

begins.

‘Ottawa

messages to n1 Their Ma

N.B. Growers Expect High Tuber Prices

SAINT JOHN, N. 11., Oct. 10-tCP)——0pinlon that owing to shortage New Brunswick Potato Growers would sell their product for S2 to $3 per lmrrel by February, highest price since 1921i, was expressed here tonight by ii. ll. lint- fitlll. of Ilartland, N. 13., a pro- minent potato shipper. The price now is $1.10 per barrel,

The crop this year was the lightest i-n the history of the Province and possibly less than ~10 per cunt of last yearn, said liatiielll.

lie was here in connection with the first fall shipment 0i New Brunswick seed potatoes This 4-011- slsts of 35.11011 crates, valued at about 860.000. A second ship- nu-nt of some 40,000 crates will leave here this week or next.

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BERLIN. Oct. l0—(AP)—Tl1r: German army totiight 11nd com- plete control of all Sudeten Ger-

CANADA, TUESDAY, ocron

Everybody

1N AIBLINER CRA

11111111111111 1 1 11v t s 1110111111211

Hore-Belisha announces Sweep- ing Changes At 0f- ficers’ Dinner At London.

LONDON, e111 10-taP1-Les-

lie lloredlclislta, nar Svvi-t-tairy, tonight afinuunt-ctl t-tnnplctt- rc- orgatiii tion oi‘ tin: territorial army, ‘rout Britain's homo dc-

fenco force, to put it on a regular army footing.

Disclosing the changes at an officers’ 111111101", the minister aci- eti swiftly inllovving the pledge last week of Prime Minister Cham- bcriaitt to “make 1.1111111 our tit-tit"- ioneies" shown rlttring the Eur- opean crisis.

Mr. llorc-Bclisha. said the rc- orgunizziiiun would “produce an up-to-date army capable of rein- forcing the regular army by units or formations."

Up to now the territorial 1111115", which is a volunteer. patrt-time. force of about 200.000 men, has been regarded as, a pitrcly home (lefcticc 01141111izatio11.

The new plans apparently" envis- age its use to rttinlorcc ' "1 :1 continental expcdittoinary fDlIl‘ of the regular army.

The War Secretary 1"e'."'1c\vc.t 1111* work oi mobilizing 50.000 men of

man territory awarded from Czechoslovakia by the lvltttiich- Fbur-Povzer Accord and (l eclsions

of the International Commission sitting" 111 Berlin.

"Within 10 (lays the national change of title to Sitdczenlancl “'11s accomplished." Dit-nsi Aus Deutscl1lattzl observed. “and 11o- wlierc were there incidents" worth 111v11ti011l11u. although the zutnos- ])llt‘l'1‘ 11ml bttt-mnc (l<'t'i;‘el\' henlctl through cvvnls preceding."

Diem! A111: Uctttschltititl reflects the genctal attitude of both 0i- flvial 111111 tmoflicial Gcrnianyt.

R sehftttlirtu" Hitler in a S1111- J-(IttPCSS at Saarbruecken in~ :11. 10.000 quart‘ t of (Whimsic- Utvwftivial at 11.5011

flay ierctitially placcrl

W 1i

l"‘.'\‘ t» 111111 placed it

f‘~.li1llt\lCS square iiliiir 1

There is a fveltuu of relief that the entire Sucletculnnrl occunaiimr

0{‘(‘lll'l'i‘(l smoothly and, so far 11s the army is concerned. practically 011 the 11111111115

I11 the t7|7llll€1l of foreiun office t-omtnentaiors the real work 110w

The li\\l( ls lWO-iblfl-Jlrlliglllg

the Sudetenland adtnitiistmtioti.

in liue with the rest nl the Reich and Hllllll!

the tnultltttdc of G01"- 1111111-02111211 probletns. chiefly of 1111 eciuiontic tiuture, arising from

Geriunn acquisition of Sudeten- land. As the first outward gesture,

01111111421101‘ Hillel‘ decreed that the

Svflwliktt flat.’ 110w is the flag of

the Sudetcnland as well.

Seeoutilv, 11c tit-creed that til: Reielvs coal of arms and the ol- ficial seals be used throughout the 11ewly'-absorbed tc1"1'1tor,v.

Tliirdlyn German law 110w ap- plies to the Stnleienland.

Mart- difilctzll than lliest- self- eviclt-nt nteasttrvs. howtever. wrrc

a maze of economic problems to| be faced. V l

Expo

antl-aircratt and 001M111‘. rittttncc units during the past crisis and, <l<.‘1;l.1.1'ed it tltseloscil "bath ve- sottrces of out" ‘111 and ovid- CHLHZ.) our uvaki. "

Speaking 01' the t, iitoriztl army he said:

“llxisarmy must, with modif- lcaiicns appropriate. to its purul-

iat" character, be given i111- ccntezit and be put 011 i111:- ifmting as 1110 rsjittlai" a1‘111_v..... ' is deficient in 111111131 of 111v up- to-dalc units which the regular army 1111.1". and the 11:10 tv w:- puruons of arms and sotvics .

(Coizlituvd

Island Entry In National Dairy §|10w

COLUMBUS. 0.. Oct. 1.7 -ICP1 ---'l‘l1e National Dairy Show. lead- 111g (llsplay o1 1:~ kind 111 .‘-11"1l1 America, opened here today 111111 will cuniiilu- 111 1.1x tl:1\.. ..\l atlais (‘ilLl‘_\' list 111 tho 193B .»l10\v is 111;‘ Iargsst 111 _v3a1'.~.

Ontario and Quebec ltave l‘lllt‘1‘(‘[l ~18 11111111111‘ l\_\'l‘;~1llll'l‘ 021111." class. I-‘l stains will b? §ilO'1\'ll ttitlilPfllOll. Front l-‘reetzuvn. 1., has come 11 Holstein bttll which crvc uraud champ-

lnceders in '1

i011 1n the 1 Canadian Nat- ional lfxhilu‘ at ‘Fm-onto and ‘m; 111w], :1 .~ ‘"61" atvuvll a-t 1hr London, Ont., Exhibition p Among 1.111. 11111 tuitvli- _of A.\'1‘csl1i1‘t\ '~ 1 @111‘ (“-1111 Ullml Jack. owned by the Quebrc Pro- vincial Agri~ lture School. Port Netti. Que. T 1s bitll will be shown in a special stall with Glen Catnphvll Valor o1 Glen (‘amp- b ll F111'111>. I7tmdffs.“Ont.. a Mill vi 111a prr~>e11t world's 13111111111011

Ayrshire Droducei".

111$ i King I tags...

Will Unveil War Memorial

During Their Majesties’ Visit,

UITAWA. Oct. lo-tcPwOf-I flctal Ottawa is tltigling with 11n- tlcipation over ihc unncuncenisnt

that King George and Queen E1-

izaboth will visit Canada next summer 111 a history-making tour

of three weeks.

Prime Minister MacKenzle King

on whose sutztzcstion the visit was

immediately oaused be sent expressing the “"1111 WillCll the decision yrs-ties was learned by thtijgvornjnentuantibyihe D1911

atratilzetl. “dellgl1t"

Orange Pelcoe

"SALADA"

TEA

oi Canada» It \\1'i.\ 111. 011cc made known that Ottawa. would stnizc one of the

otttstandltig events of Their Maj- esties‘ Canadian tour-unveiling of the Nallotial War Memorial now being erected here.

Apart from the ltnvclling, their! was 11o official intimation that any details of the tour were known. It was assumed the itin- erary wnttld be such that the Kinu and Queen would cross the Dom-

1 om > coasl~to§coast.___

Blend

ER 11, 1938

Nazis Reported Seeking Czechs As liassal State

ricatiul-J, 1m. 10 ~—(A1'i Germany was reported in in- formed circles tonight to have launched a campaign of pres- sure upon Czechoslovakia aim- ed at reducing the republic to thc status of a vassai of the .\'aI.i date.

ilerlin, whose armies have completed tn-eupatitm oi‘ tilc ii l1 zunc of territory ceded 11y slnvultia, was said to l1. . iinied it would forego u. fnrtiu-r mmtary tmvaiiconiily on cunflltin that (Jztrchosltiv- 1111111 1-11:l i 2\l|l1lll(""\ “1ll1

[Kllssiq 1d ‘ we. 171

Bill. LINBBEB. BEiiBliNBEB BY SBBIET AIBMEN

Accused Of liiaking “Slanderous A n d Insoient Anti-Soviet Utterances” Before Guests 0f Viscount- ess Astor.

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ti\,l’. lay (iuarllialfs Spcriul “ircl

hlUs-Cuvu, 1: . l(l-r.l'u\t*11 51- 11v..1..o11 .111u.-1s litlltilllhtlll A L111ti0c4511 1o- “.ici1 lcifllftti to alluucti hILI-ICXiIUIiS 11v the 1.1111141 Slows 11in" pulllisiictt 1n 1101111011 alter 11c \1.~.1.c.'l 3111:0011 111 Augtmtn:

(Col. 11111110011111 tltluinell cunt-y nicnt uni-u 111* aruvcu 1am ivlon- alternooii 111 Ho. 11.11am “"1111 Lii11ctl1c1"ul1, en rou-c 110111 brunt-1- to Berlin 101' lilt,‘ 11111111111 so 11111 o1 tut- Lulu“ l1al 5001113‘ tor 111111111 1~1":~'1‘.11't'11.

vict Colcttel Clntrltt.) (in) 111 a lot.“

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LONDON, Out. 10— "I111? 131111)‘

Herald. 1.111.111: ympvt‘, today (lllOlUti VMCUlIIllPcS

:\.\'.\.l' as tliclaving a the rt-pott (Joionil l.i1111bc1'1:i1 p1\111t".1111cc'.i - buviel 1121' loft-i ituiltrivzit ' ' 11 \'l.~il. at 1101" l1u111e. ' '_.:l1 1111.» not (tiucti 11c reunited from fuel 1 ‘navc nevtr‘

party 101' l11111."v

with

Russia v_ i.‘_ll't‘ll a 111111111- tne 11t\\\'.~p:1pt=1‘ luttrtctl i101‘.

us $11101: and 111

L is a (‘olnplsle 111'. 1011. 111111 . lantibntgn 11a.» evvr inadr any sort of 111"o11u111-1~:111~11& abut the Ru_~>ia11 .111‘ torus or ltilolll anv- tlnni; elsc during a dinner party at 111v 111111.41 or 111 my 111m».- 11'. all

111112111101‘ 111 I\lt|.\t‘t1\\'_ wlirre 111v; couple \1\it111 A115; 11-1211, 11111’ 1,1111- sequetitlv has there been a11_v pub- lic statement l1\ Col. Llntlborllil 1111 his Rt1:».=ia11 111p or any othr-i" sub- jut-l.

tTllt‘ . ' aitvibuicd to 111111 111 ‘ , 11r11u~1n lei 1‘1' were of 11111 sutut- '

1v in tlu- uct. T

Causes $50,000 Worth 0f Damage

LUJlhJC, Mo, Oct. it) --t:\1’)~- A IOU-tout two-storey “ootlen iflhil plant collapsed today under i111- weight uf a season's 11<v1"1"1ng catch and tumbled into 131x511- maquodcly Bay with its 25 men anti womvrl cmploymuxs. None was S(‘l'ltI\lSiy hurt.

tltuttcd the

T1111 building 111 B113‘ 11nd plant otlicittls said the lug-ii tide prevented complete de- struction of the llfi-year-olti struc- titre.

C. W_ Kelly, the awntr, estim- atetl damage at $5(1.t)00, including 100 tons of herring.

A

Appoiiitmetit ()f Justices Announced l0

LONDON. Oct. >~tCPCltl>lvl “Appalnunent of three lords 111$- tices ol appeal wvvt- 11111111111111-(1 101112111 from l0 Downintl Street.

'l‘l1e_v are Visemtnt 11111.11,» Sir Arthur Luxmnnre and S11" lmyner Goddard.

Roland Oliver and R. l‘. Groom- Jnhnson were appointed justices of the Kings bent-h zltvisinn of the high cottrl. of justltwy

Lord Finlay has been a justice of the King's bench division since 1924, S11‘ Arthur Luxlnonre a jus- tice ol the Chancery dlvislo11si11ee' 1929 111111 Sir Ravner Goddard a justice nftho King's i)('llt‘ll division since 11132.

M1". Oliver has been recorder of Folkeslotic for l2 yours and Mr. Groom-Johnson recorder of Bath for l0 years.

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MERE MAN

St-lf- esteem ft t k. 1, .. U011 should oer-nary. a cs ‘ c PM“

MAXI M6

OFA

Disemb

Annual Subscription Delivered 65.00 "y Mull-h B. 1~ $4.001 01111111111 1111a c. s. 311.00

[Royal (jtlllplé To

ark At

Maritime Port Will Spend A156? Three Weeks

In Dominion. Princesses To

Remain At Home. IMNDON, Oct. 111-Bold headlines on the front pages

of the 511111121)" tiewsyinpcrs today

informed the iiritish

puhlit- that the King and (iueen are going to 11x11 (‘unada

in H1519.

'l‘hc Canadian Press learned

Elizabeth and Princess Marga their purcttts. No details have

reliably that Princess rel Rose will not ziccmnyiztny been settled yet. concerning

the visit, i1t1t it was expected Their Biajesiies would travci

in 11 specially chartered liner.

(it wasundcrstood 'l‘heir Mzijesties would land at a Blavitimc port, possibly Halifax).

BRIEF ANNOUNCEMENT

A brlcf official announcement

came Saturday from Baimora:

Castle in Scotland stating the precedent-breaking- trip would be made

“in tho c: nv-uks" in (‘anad-a. The announl.

I_\' summer" and Their liiajcstics would spend “about thrtY

{said simply:--

“The King and Queen havo graciously consented to accept the sug- gestion of the Prime Minister of Canada that they should visit Canada