Acmii

ll iiiiciilnr ll TIENTSIN.

Economic Reprisals May Be Taken In Grave Far Eastern Situation ‘

(By! J. I‘. BANDEBBON

our . . 1’! IDNDON. lune ll-(GP Cable)- t con

the British Govornmen. is . - ’lldcrin dmwnumont of. the - spouse '.I‘rea as s .to "e lBlll|r¢l!:l‘Iﬂ of‘ I’IBI'l'un;: ec- ' re 3 or —h P the till: Coll:-salon

is , 'l‘heell9ll1'trcaty. which tees with most favored’ Ibnton tarif

iinent in Iii-luelns oIonhl.!hn- .~ pl.red,h:'t:ndl lgmmy of ’ in; I export unbsrrou which mlxht be unployed as economic s 3 statement the

. Commons Prime ‘tllnt

oluck of

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rﬁﬂeuntatlo I o t

Government F GI-est _ nlied states Tientsln incident as a basis for far- leuchlng desnandn. \

Prince on if Japan uses the Other Announcements

'.l‘l'lePrlme Mliiister made two other urnciincements or Govern-

~ lnent policy. He said the Government would establish llpre Publicity De-

partment ‘to co-or lnato the vsrlous V services dealing wl dlstrlbutlmi of British news abroad. The deport

finent. with the Earl arrow: on the . ; ‘ _ 89° . orl'1‘mwA,- Jnne- 14--(GP) —on M... . the eve or we rungs departure from the lwysi pi-cmgauve or memy was exteliued soon; .0 CV61)’ in uanwsi serving a sell- tnree ‘months or 111016 ior against a. uovernor-General’: order. mule public by iii. don. lur- mlnlster or JUSUGB, every Mimi sentence will be reduced

4 . , k in " t for- . W Wu}; iauiiﬁ British ' I-le ilso announced that the Gov- . eminent intends to in an excess

pi-olits tax on lute c munitions manuieoturen.

Kept Informed Before the House of commons met Vincent Massey. Canadian High commlssionerin London, and other domlnlons representatives were giv- ||1_ll1>lin1__‘ tint! on the 'I_'l§{l_t_g

(continued on page 11. Col 9)

Had Relatives In Island. Province 15 —-(0 P)-—

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. ni§e“g_viGrsinmﬁil%h| o. ‘ ' .

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_ ‘mm Mrs u e brothers. 5 Oomellus of Prince

—}C » . oming Events -0-.

NOHMI in this column 3 cents per word. n.I.’.‘.‘.:“°o‘.¥.‘i.».?i.““-i°»§.”“‘ i‘:'«‘a‘.‘i.‘.'.‘3‘.’i‘. mgmkin can sue nt‘.Mar1ltl4réiac.

late for

lizdmcntcm‘ Peter sud. Edward Island

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_ p . ~ Read byEverybody‘ Llkstlie.Bew it

I-I-"iii-"ii-_'lr.4i|'fil

WITH! JAPAN

Troop

“foreign lies." are on Great

They so that “Britain

of the with

Germany's

OB-IIMA. prisoner ,i‘enoe of an offence

code. Under neat l.-sipointe,

oy one month.

by more ulo

G

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event or metal‘ given rule

Anion

"Ir. has been tics of sOVGl'e1¢h.s ions oi this

his

ush motion of any The clemency

the

to lmrk celebrat-

grut by an

not or gram or mecoy. .. m

only to a. term of net serving a sentence oi not less i-lg: and o

Queen

to cxtreoralnol

mcnllecuations of loyslty and slice.- ion duringacnelr l§ssJestles' tour iii 0 llrom coast to tmiltlional pnc- P010

extended A plus even’

create an atmosp ilret'to corivince their own necessity of colldbo

gust. amthat tn viets P1985 “B8 U0 0 50 ion customs ‘ will quit haggling and sign ‘up!’

BROADOASTS‘ IN ENGLISH

nronaoeiuni chine reacted quigly to Britidl 2% for

mb} Prosoi:latlli:mModo ad “IS A EXTENDED

Prisoners S e r v n g Three Months ‘Or More Beneﬁt

Ad<iiu.onei consideration may be expected in individual cases or pris- oners serving long term or punit-

DI‘i'soner’a wilzlaiigi is good and clem-

e as - "oi5"f’u°"w alzned by Sir Ly P. nun, cnier Justice of Can-

so Governor-uoneral.

George

who nsve spent several .;°'.‘.3““‘.....°.‘.‘ .“.‘.°‘.’..."':E...".‘.‘:"..':.t“.‘?.? -- -’. W ' I Oomlriisssr whom they "m'x"m' mm’ 32"‘ °°"’''"'‘"“ "‘ ported to have outlined in detsil

lstelnkeeping ir.hW pr‘ cisl W

Germany Terms Report: Ofl Movements Aimed At Partitioning" Slovakia "Lies”

L/"‘..#.!=.:.:*~s.::~':°'-'°*..*"i.-....> v 0

mm by xeomu°3o.a om.»- men rnovcmsn allegedly sinned sit the partitioning of Bio-' volris.\hegun o coun today against what ‘I'll Brita .

f ll _ “ n§'f.e“i““..‘3‘.7"i..°4‘.'§’a.‘§$"iI.“‘§n“.§.u.n

d:— . ‘The British Government is not

To lluean From The, lfeople Of Canada

(By The can-‘aim ‘emu HALIFAX, 16-—1"or the

-NM ﬁople of Canada, Prime Minister een

Prime Miiristcr nho sent‘ the Queen Mother Ma . through Queen‘ nu- zsbelih. an Arctic White stofe. For the Princesses lllilriebeth and Mar- ine cr Eﬂret Rose. who stayed home, there wet; sets of motion scarves and mu a. Government oﬂiclals did not say what parts of Ounadu the furs came from.

«am British And French MW Envoys confer with Russian officials

MOSCOW. June 15 —(AP)-— nritlah snd in-cum envo s ueld a two-hour conference to t with ﬁovet usais’s. Premier-Foreign

were re-

WOHIHI

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new pro for a Mutual As- slsi.-once

ct among Great Britain

France and hassle. ‘more was official silence on the is discussed at the Kremlin

and '3

GOOSE.

meeting among the Premier-hm eign . Vyschcsln!i.l\dolo- . toif, French Ambassador Poul mnil it a.p- Nag or, British Ambassador sir am seeds and William strong special British Envo .

It was known. owever. that Strong brought to Moscow new British-‘French proposals when he srrivea yesterday. .

Cure length of in discussion compared to the conlmrstlve brev- ﬂlof ious interviews among

otof sir Wllllsm and Nsgglsr

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Ilillll . ll Til llllM|lllilll

Of “Wonderful Tour.”

BY 3. K CARNEGIE (Canadian Press Stuff Writer) HALIFAX. June 15 —(OP)—»As King George and Queen Elisabeth sailed the Atlantic toward New- foundland t.on.igh their Osnsdian words of func- we and gratitude heard this at- ternoon over the 0ansdianBroisd- casting corporation's national net- wdrk and an Empire hooku» . V The King and Queen ap;i‘: in

Vous Benlsse." (Goodbye for now

a God bless you.) “. return to England with a new sense of the resources and of the

r our British Empire," sold his lest . "rhis wonderful tour 0 ours has given me memories that the pass- age of time will never dim." sold the Queen, . It was a "comfort and an in- spiration" to the King that "from the Atlantic to the Pacific, and from the Tropics to the Arctic. 116.! a. large part of the earth where there is no ossibiilty of war be- tween nelgh ors. whose peoples are wholly dedicated to the pur- suits of peace. a pattern to all men ‘ howclvlllzed nations

or

llrglittgssther. . ‘um ‘ s good‘ to know that such a. region exists. for what men can do once he can do again. By God's grace yours may ylbt be the ex- ample which all te world Will follow."

His Majesty. expressed confidence that Canada faced “is develop- ment fsr beyond the most optim- istic dreams of her pioneers."

The Queen gave thanks "to one and all on this great friendly con- tln nt.”

eing the Dominion had been a "real delight" but she _could not exbbess in words ' "the proof you have given us everywhere that you were glad to

ee us."

Her Majesty wanted particularly to tell the women and children of Canada how glad she was to have seen so men of them. aha sent a special greet ng to those whom dis- tance ‘or illness prevented her meetin .

A previous Empire-wide address of the King was heard from Win- nipeg on F3!‘lDl1'e‘DIY, May at This address. the longest one of His Majesty ever broadcast. totalled 800 words. His addresses at Que- heo May 15, and Victoria May 80 were heard across the continent.

King And (lucen Bid Adieu To ilewspapermen

B A. E. FULFORD Ian Press ﬁtaﬂ Wrl

on

"Cornwall lav in York is pool-. 5_ss Wned until urther‘ notice. L-461. §,‘§,‘:.ﬁ,,{{,‘r*}“,_‘}‘~§,,{';"cu-{,‘;"°‘nu§g at asaeaml th:{.‘rr‘r};i£ly”polnis must mmmw 3;‘-,,g’“,’;§,.,}.,_...,, .,,"},’},‘,§§’.T ', ItP'muld . '° hm‘ ' ~ covered the tour of the Klrg sind "0hi'5u._m.. MOPHW“ - mm , ' Queen thmuch Canada. on info m._ - ‘V L_1fﬁ[-,_,,,_n * the United states, 'llbe4r Mejesitles .. ~t——~-- » M‘ A“ ~ mm W .:d.,.°"s..°:‘ M-~°~-=-~ cw ld‘N InB'f w-wt» oi » 3.-z;m.,rg,,,._,«-9-l . . or ews ne ...... *.'.*.s=...*:..... ..... .. .... . - l "““.‘-° 1°‘? efforts. m;;raigo,..g"""".‘ mm. ' . . mgir;di"iheKln¢nf‘: A - - "DIN ~uosnnn.nr.si'nnrnIssornu'l-nu rnnerib-rnnmmil mun; -- . . I six 1 reporters thorn “ '_ 1.-'1so.s.1c-ls. rloht bearing George end Queen ltlluboth to England, vls New And have been with _ ..Rm“m«'-3;--.~...hrk“. folIidlold.llter|IeirvlIit|oO0hIloIndtbeIlnltcdststu.leitOIu- "“‘°°d' mm ’ m Ichoﬂautmuy u|lIhwotoroatI.ilIp.ni.An'1‘. wei-entbut one ri ‘ uﬂlll 0-" - , ..I ~ ~ _ . . I:-E-b 6- ‘ - . ..........__... mu-. ‘Why I to 5 onto the ---.—— o-i-rsws.rnuorL-suuuoe:nni-ia:upoinieen-i-Iodove---o-t- ".{ig;!.“§‘,;‘,";’,_,”l.‘},“.;,.,;',';-.0 “L

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Aupoalli Decision iltccunty Court In Vote Recount

. I Mr. it. E. Bell. Oonservattve can- Distrlot of Queen's

to with the oounterfoil still attached should be allowed. In the rwoouéit Judge Duffy allowed such 0 . Unofficial gave Mr. Bdl a majority of one over on. Mr. Libel-sl

, ' who re-

presented irlle District 1935-1939. Declare on do saw Mr. 1ePage deals: elec e. jority 0! five votesvwhen was iscovered to turns from deputy

that election

returning oifilgers t figures . A recount was asked for and the figures Mr. Le- Page emerging with a xnajority 01

Britain Demands Jap-

_..._.cnese.“Stqp-Sgar ” ‘ Of cstlliects And ’ Ships Cease.

, Juno l6—(Frlcl-ay)—

and Brit ﬂlcials ex- 'v:l:4c‘l)i extended

here into 3. oonﬂlct M interests inivolvlng Great Britain's Japan-

nnoiin ihslsteldulsst Japanese cease mg mum subjects Joipenese reiteirwtai that their "strong stltude will be 0°¥1“n“°d until British authorities complete- 1y change grim: pro-onions Kai- Ehiek Bttitu e."

The exchange come after tomes of both nations had been with-

11- mole elons opposite dmwno: om barlcsdes on the

‘British Ooncessloifs TN’ and of the episode. in machine-

ships.

‘ , not only a few fcetotsoriirigwsb toieigners in the concesaioris by

Japanese blockade since early

5 on ettloin t. t 3'. iﬁﬁuuin. wl-ii:tnh:d been is 911191? local incident was widening into it dispute between Jsipans order in East Asia." and for-

eign interests. boil 1 for- “‘°”"‘” ‘“.;'.‘.l‘“i.....€.‘:‘“.i.o properties of 03

ﬁe British thiamine ﬁrm» 9""

i (c take direct economic sc- tton against Japan's bl 6 05

Y, JUNE 16. 1939

returns election night was

11 cesslons and

two. East Asia. the concessions in Chi he continued. . -“'.'_. _ l

LL To ROYAL tc

Eff!-fbifﬁ-I-‘

NEW win Ill EASI ASIA is AIM or JAPAN

Days Of Foreign Con- cessions In China Are Numbered, Claim ..

TOKYO, June 16—(F'RJDAY)—- (A.P)——Tho oifflolicl of the Japanese foreign crime was quoted

ii iii tches irom l-isinlring, Manchoukuo. as declaring that “the days 0! forclgzied ’90l'l0e38i»0nsi in

China are numbe . Domel, Japanese news slggncy, . ituo arrival at the

said that the spo

Kawsl, declared on

Manchoukuo capital that a radical chance in the rggtus of toreign con-

msde ‘because these are the days when china was a nursi- Coltﬁly oti;ut{l:'li:.hv\eie£'»ltem1spowem.‘ - " ow me approaching for establishment of s. new order in days of the ioreigll rla. are nuinoe ea."

ITALIANVIEW

ROME, June 15-—(CP)——i1‘\secl5ts tonight interpreted the Jagranesc ‘ blockade of the British and ‘reach concessions in 'I‘le.ntsln as reaction of the Anti- tern Front to Ariglo-French efforts to n to a. mu ual assistance pact wi soviet Russia.

Premier lvnussollnfs I1 P0[ii11l0 ﬁlt- alla. of Milan quoted DIl0e'5 warning that formation of a coalit- ion eguinot the totalitarian states would bring about ‘defence and COl.l‘.;lei»§'t-attack at every point at the

It added:

Tientsin is a into! the globe.”

La Stamps. 0 Turin said “natur- ally negotiations with Russia. will ll.B.(Ve repercussions in the for east."

A.ntl- tierzi front).

“We can only rejo ce," wrote the Great Britain is encountering in the east. Th may result in mi alliance between apcn and Axis countries."

'r"'—'-———'—i

‘Royal Visit Lesson In Goodwill Says Prime Minister King-_

(By The Oansdinn Press) BlAJ.il;ll‘A.x.' June l6—'I‘he royal

visl States has shown the power of goodiwilll in furthering infwrtiatlonel relations, Prime M.iiis_ter Macken- zie Kiaégngglddbwmgiii at a lunch- y newspaperrnein ss- ggctilietied with coveinlng the royal unq

. tour.

...?"'.”.?““‘"°..“..9‘ ‘“.t‘ -'l‘.f'..‘:l’*’.‘.’.‘”u..

869 DB D

Grown in the snail-s at Brrltlish communities.” Mr. King said. 2% function of the Crown in 1311 commiunlties. he continued. wasits faculty or bringing ther all ports of comm ty

and Queen we have seen two young people who hold the unique position of em- bodying the ideals of home, family and state. which to those things in our own‘ make-up which wie cherish and hope to see sur- vve." The Prime Minister said the wibole tour was I. cum- lo of what could $_i;hegood.-will

- can the power of accomplish in the rnmunlty, the and in in tiorial af-

‘iz PAGES

more o 1135

ullttlon of thlg old seaport of '10. .

The King an Queen in‘ their aux)‘- ' en 0

. Pin. Is Taken

tlu-ong an hour before, to the deaf-

Corrlere Padsno, “at the difficulties HM

ttoOa.nado.andtheUnltod‘

gzirtountl 4 my kl ords."

than “iii-win. “$12: uivfrmeduméiiy mm ﬁll?

$55. 3 9

mum‘ me u. hers with a “God

or tongue. ’.-_T_.._ .f."‘lf

some great obligation. the must] increases. ‘

MAXIMs _ on MERE‘ MAN

AIthettnranpproeelloatornnet"f‘T

s:ﬂ:‘ll.uE:Ig.llE|iIion Dcllvarol oiiso.

I. “M: ﬁﬂlllﬂullll h’. .,‘,u‘‘‘ .

Ends At

7/‘EST

? .

His to ry"‘”'Ma kt .-.... - Tour Of Triumph"j

Halifax B

Halifax Goes “A"l'1" Out” Tendering A

Their Majesties A Welcome And “Bon Voyage” Reception. (By A. E. Fulford, Canadian Press Staff writer)

HALIFAX, June 15-—Canndu parted sadly with its » King and Queen tonight as they turned their faces toward

home across the sea. at the e

nd of ii history-book tour of

triumph through the Dominion and the United States.

A country steeped l

n affection for King‘

George and his ‘gracious Consort Elizabeth bade them a regrctful Godsped through the lips of 150,000 roaring sub-

jects ‘as they sailed away to

make a new conquest of New-

foundland on the way to the homeland. Their month's stay on the North American mainland

ended at 7.32 p. m. ADT as Britain eased out into Halif

the white liner Empress of ax harbor and headed down

tleinents must :13 into the open Atlantic with its royal freight. Wave upon

wave of sound rolled out from the shore in the wake of the

great ship, caught up with bor‘s placid waters.

Population Doubled

It earns from a block of humanity the waterfront-

hr ugh aim of such a concourse

aocl as ciifsx nova before had wit-

named. sot tn soil About their last woriex 8 Be

of this Dominion was

farewells with Great War Voter who crowded into the shed The veterans all but burs their was’ throush 01 in their cagemefsﬁeto get near

MI ~ lavglstiiﬁ with the veterans

to the angnlank as a Royal mite borkeil out iroin the 8\1Il5 01

tall Citadel Hill. End 0! Chapter

Halliax.

dhe inelltg lo history For Wm” W D8 Halliax‘ had tseli. and

hours.

more than seven to i

the King and Queen last drop.

Halifax savored its cup of enjoyment to the

Queen to the Dormrllon U8 “mm glixnplre tom an over syfour minds and

of

$3 .- ortand an impir

“where there

1 Mn tie me henrtwher in geswa; 1

wound 1¢.3,!.¥_9B_"_1I_1__ W (Continued on page 3, Col 1)

In

Paris Displays The Latest “Fashions From Mars"

guns on display. The moj<‘rr_plece was a

20 shots 3 minute with 9. range

43660

w!r9on display.

ms Arlene. plays bi Constable A. . DOW‘-lilllﬂ

lies

on signalled

generally and the rest of eEmlnewereletlnonthee- v..°w...=.*’ ‘‘r;".‘:*:‘.‘.:‘.; :.=:.: til sm-

yi oroad their 23

our hearts are Otherwise they

said in the that the

He returned to E31818-‘Id, he said.

comi

ation to know America. held a. hug: the earth

no possibility of war between neigh-

cannot OX-

'l5 milli- metre anti-aircraft gun which fixes v

. feet, Others ranged from an el ht

inilllmet s with a range of 49,200

feet. .

Listening posts. lookout pools. slrons. undbeg defences end dug- outs urrouuded by batteries also

it and echoed across the bar-

Child Swallows To Hospital

r-old dI\ilhl'i6l' o!

E

E! E-

st it roast.

aididltioneil -rays are scheduled for today. it was said.

DOUGLAS. Isle of Manx Government is

with “ new sense of the resolimes nmgmi in Island. which and of the re,§l>°n51b11me3 °‘ °“’ vcgmid oailnaslin metal to the odors. itish Ennp1re- A petition against notion in Fume“ Aches”. elucidating in (me parish. hcwvrer 3, g hi. confidence in _ v%lommt, And he spoke ,» ~«- ~ '1

' dim Miwowe. no

v is withohaddreulikco.dlver's Edmonton 5‘ mymg; Regine. 34 62 other noooesorles included t- W‘-M109! 3,3 3‘ able fire-extinguishers. n..m‘Z.‘.’1‘.i. Tmvnw 53 6; and cans of anti-eras chemicals. 09”“ “,1 7, To demonstiraite the reason for M°“'»“~’4l 24 76 sllthlctheAlr' Ministry put on it Q“°b°0 50 special show of explosives. incen- 58171‘ 30h“ M 7‘ aim was and shrapnel bombs. 56 ,1, The War Ministry put its newest WWWFORECAST

by

of weimi. ll‘ “ ndcrshowers.

lniliirnetxc mac-lune-rrun wh ch W“ Wllihi 3‘ 10- - fires 500 shots a minute at a. 4320- ‘ _, Sun MM this «whim It 7-4f,§“4 foot ran to a naval gun as 90 in-r tomorrow mominir at . .

Neg moon June 17. D:3'i~a. in. S1 m2rsl'i:~ "_zM rlirlitee-z ute: later than Charlottetown. 4.30 m -

p.m.. 0.30 pm.

Maritime East: Fresh southwest winds. mostly fair and modenitely followed scattered

High tide this i§loO‘l'fill‘ll at'n.0l

min 4 Leaves Bcrden 9.45 cm., i p.m.

p . Leavrs T:;rr.:tntlnc ii s:.m.. Sin‘

V .‘,v.q .7.