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ANNOUNCEMENTS,
COMING EVENTS,
MEETINGS. ETC
°*AnlowloQelsa are iaaarted la
Ibis eolama at 1 santa per ward
nrietb payable la advance.
"Bk& it Mount Herbert to-,
llidht. 363|.
°°0pdiihg skate at HI8h1i0ld
I-ink UODAUIE 3522
"Canadian Legion Dance, Mt.
ltswart, January 2nd, 1984. 3513.
"Concert, Harrington Hall, to-
night. Admhion lk! and 161:. If not
line. Thursday. 3438.
"Special Dance at Heatherdale
"Hockey at Marshfield Rink to-
niwt. Marshfield va. Dunstafmage.
lkaiing after pine. 3530
“Regular monthly meeting P. E.
Island Hospital ladies Aid, Wed-
nesday at 3.30 in new Hospital. _
- 3465.
"Big time at “Deglai Dance" in
Belfast Public Hall, Wednesday,
December 13th. Admission 25 cents.
Limches served. 3460.
"0rnn mul and sacred inu-
lii. lt. Petra Cathedral. Saturday
aftu-nom from 4 to I, Silver col-
lection. All welcome. 3523
"Jenkins hips., I
Poultry, Geese and Cieorse
Dohsrtfs, Pinnetle; UWT-
noon. December ibth. 3472.
"Card game, straight forty-fives
for men ml! starting at 8.15
Thursday evening. Prizes geese.
Holy Name Ball. 3519
"1 will be buyine poultry, all
grades, Thursday, December 14th,
1933 Paying top market prices. C.
ri. hor-wh. irumy iriver. we
iii
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"Borden Rink dance, Abegweit
Dance Hall. Wemesday, Dec. 13th.
Sid Elli0tt'l'ol'¢heltra. Admission
asc. _ 3487
"Be convinced the one and only
social evening B. 1. s. ionisht. uue-
tlon. Modern, old time dancing.
Millions in prilss. ' 2408.
"Q W, L. hasaer md 11
Isle. lldhhon lllt-lui-ant, Ken-
sinston, Thursday afternoon and
*V951-\‘l¢.,Dec. Nth. 8486
"Buying livg and dressed chick-
em and fowl, dressed geese and
duo!-I. also dimmed hogs, every
,.____¢
Relate Story
Saint Pierre
atiedoryofhowihu-Canadian
ooaltsill-riiswsrekidnappedand
oarriedto0t.Piarrsaboardt.he
tsritsseilureoff the Capsbretmi
coast, was told by th, coastguards
themselves today at Royal Canad-
ivfgééég Ea?
§§§;i,;=i§§
egg’ z &§ 535 _
iiiiiiig Eli.
l;isié;.§i;ii
is; his;
Theyarrivedon
lindfromthe
French
detai
Mfice
‘l*woI.-inahrb
Cutter ...:_ 4, better known as
Btumble-Inn. A heavy sea was runf
lliulandtbegoingwssslowbe-
cause the rum-runners had refused
BRITAIN MAY
(Dr Thomas 1'. Champion, Canad-
ian Press Staff Writer)
LONDON, Dec. 13-Although no
official statement is .forthcoming
there seemed grounds for believing
today that four new squadrons will
be added to the Royal Air Force
next year, an addition of something
like 50 first-line rriachines.
Ther, has been considerable agi-
tation recently over the strength of
the R..A.l"., various cabinet minis-
ters pointing out that if other na-
tions decline to reduce their air
strength Britain will have to build
irp the R.A.l". at least to the level
contemplated in the plan drawn up
10 years H80.
Skeleton Groups
This was for 50 squ.adrons_ At
present there are only 42. and
many of these are merely skeleton
group. Britain now stands only
fifth in order of the first-class sir
powers.
Of the new squadrons, three will
probably he allocated to home de-
fense and the other for service
overseas. The out of course de-
creases as the total number in-
creases fa' although the force im-
mediately avdlable may be re-
duced overhead charges rema.iii_
fixed. buildings and personnel ne-
emsarily being arranged to allow
for sudden expalliili.
E
Thursday afternoon. rl-ank Out-
elffe. Fredericton. 853|
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INCREASE?
AIR EIIRBE
Coastguards Tell “lr im ...ii ”
Dramatic St 0 1_yi__;°_€'___~?_£L
Pas se ng e rs'REn"ES'|' 
AS. T°!d WRIIIIRIIERSIBE
......sf-'.§.~`.v-"..-.-i.. .....f.EXTRAIIITEII
Canadian Government
¥;".....“"“°’i.....“§i§¢‘?“¥;. E33 Fyles Notice to For-
eign Office in Paris.
ian mounted roiiee divisional - _
heesquaruen hers. Amd" ”°°') -
51'. PERM, Hiq., Dec, 12._4\1|~
mal request for extradition of the
rum-runner xromhout's crew has
been fyled at the Foreign Office in
Paris on behalf of the Govemor
General of Canada, it was learned
here tonight.
The request has not reached hate,
however, and it is possible it may
not get this far it the Canadian
authorities have decided not to oun-
tinm action along this course, in
view of the prisoners' intimation
they will return to Canada volun-
tarily.
The understanding hen seems to
be the eight Nova Scotia seamen.
m':§‘fm°'u,”°°’m'm‘;“ ww‘°‘°’°dI"°‘:o':'d,hola in hu hero sirius not 'rhursday
North dn” by nm R.cM_P:night. will be escorted to sea on
D ~.board their motorvemal, probably
tomorrow.
Glitter Will Escort Velo! ..
caidltiims the Governor is empower
ed to release the prisoners, but if
the extradition request arrives in
the meantime his hands will be tied,
because an extradition requat can
only be taken up by the French and
Canadian govemments.
Under a law passed March 10.
191|, and proclaimed in St. Pierre,
prisoners for whom extradition is re-
quested may be detained for 30 days
during which full particulars Mid
motives must be submitted. Falling
submission of such information im-
mediate release should be given.
When proceedings are entered, de-
fendants are asked whether they
wir‘i the case to be carried to their
own jurisdiction for trial or conform
to regular extradition proceedin_g_s_.4
(Continued on Page 10)
Not Ready With
St a te m e n t On
Lumber Question
((`anadla-li Prnss Calilel
noNDoN, Dee. iz-import of
Russian timber to Great Britain.
long attacked by the Canadian
Government, came up in the Home
of Commons today when in reply
to questions Walter Rimciman.
President of the Board of Trade,
“iii he was not yet in a position
to mam any statement.
Questioned by J. L°°S'-70”"
(Cons, Manchester Bliwkleyi, the
minister said the matter had been
further discussed between the Brit-
i.s'h and Canadian sovemments.
and the British Government was
also in communication with the
soviet Govcmment.
The member has asked whether
then was any UIOUNM by the im-
port duties advisory committee.
which is enquiring into the import
of R.1&an timber following Can-
adian complaints this trade I a
breach or the ottawa esoeemente.
produced under state oolltfbl-
O
ruelling
rew Of Fernmoor Have
Experience
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robbers remarked to
loyee, “My wife
a minister
utomobile in
cmnpanions had
1 room at Pei-1
_ , wday killing
`~ five of ii group
huddled in the
if , the ciiier oold.‘|
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mas. I
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oil. They were Chalres H. Innes, 5,
M ,I P d High 10:1: Miller. ggi! ed to M lilinilar-ld JosephWPsul-Bcncour was
e o were ev ve to io advise ashirpftcri of the
t ° ro ace perished in the first sweep of Urges More V decision against payment.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER ia, ma _ iz Pham g;-.-:.-°-'~_'°3.,.....
 
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FUNERAL
` YESTERDAY Spirit I“.Th°“2‘#Ei'f»'£2‘3
many years hs had devoutly wor-
shipped.
Peopie from all paris of the pro-
of respect. A very large number at-
tended the funeral from Tigmsn and
surrounding country, the spacious
church beinl Iillcd to overflowing.
About sixty passengers left Char
liottetown and these were ioined by
others at Summerside and different
vlhoe were present on this une De- needy list is :rowing larger every
cemher day to psy their iasv. tribute dey. and so here is your opportun-
The body left Charloitetown yea-
terday mqmmg by special gum send the name and number to the
whleh grind gg, ngngh abou; 11,30 Guardian Office. The I-cover Scouts ,
lr, m_ on mqd we;-¢ the que; of Charlottetown will then take over
moumeg-5,31; g;¢¢11@n¢y Bishop 0-_ the parcels and see that they are
guluun, elgrgymen of me d;°°¢5¢_ delivered Christmas eve to the res-
representatives of the Governor R§“;'1°““;|‘d."";*;’5“t‘_1;fh$ 123.53
Gener , v rumen , H - -
fmmg m°ft°f- 'rlkius the A cohesion cutter will he stand- mu- hrs mme I Sent'-PIL ¢0mm'l,,_m§,1?,,,f P,-.,,,f,,.,,§°1“':,,3f esii at the office me tire e admirer
» 0 W WX' *WU* parted ing outside, and as the French po- , ` - . = emmenm memben og gh, gxwuuve and name out right away. Than
the tow line A new one had been lice escort returns to port the cut- goumul memmn U; H15 Honour; send in your gift sometime before
t personal staff members of the th* °I°°In¥ d°"°~ DW” ~
:glitches with digiemgyfm and the \ tor wui run olonslslilio glgikxromto   R  ef  ts of Cémmbus mdmm ____ ,______
“nm” ood im
D6 were DIG! I t Island and accompany er
when the Kromhouifs crew sudden- I Scotia, where Captain Ross Mason (contin im Page
iv aroused themselves. and hh oi-ew will :soo charges yet ° ° 'M md “ke” pm' m th' M”
on . n n funeral at Charlottetown.
0 burly scaman sprang \rp,|to be announced in connection with 1 e a 1 e _
pushed the ooastguard at the helm the colorful dash to this French is-
aud Yhlrhl the wheel hard land after breaking seizure off the _____
IGiVe Children IIlIARREl
Their Her_i__tage I’REVIIIII&'
K p The
Christmas
Q
Q
True Light
How many of our nah! have
nctfeit theloyandplsasnrsofgv-
ing and receiving gifts and espcci
SIIIIIITIII
edh
iliiauisi - 'I---”'““i‘~11-»fl
Wllkirisoa. ,_
Remains gf Lgte Lie". any at the christmas season wind (“_._ "___, _y,
this spirit is so prevalent. It is the
many happy recollections of our
peeping into that box and hardly'
'rhe late Han. charles Dalton, waitins a second before Dounoius on
Lieutenant Governor or the Pro- the next sift- Yes. the Chrlstmas‘;’,h°°"”' °‘ Wm"
vines, wus laid to rest yesterday in spirit certainly bruise many hoi>i>y` um.,
the cemetery in his native pg;-ish gg recollections: and that which makesI d "en"
Tighish, adioining the church or it more joyous w you, is the fact of ,M nm
st. simon and st. Judo, where lor that by sendins out your slits you hmm
have given this same hnppinem
which prevails in your home to oth-
er' homes. As you will notice our
ity to have that extra feeling of
happiness as you open your C ist-
mas gifts this season. All you have
t0doistochooeethenameofthe|
child you wish to make happy and
meer :oth
EREIIBII R0\I’T
mlm ,
the
year
changed in the meantime, Itireign
flames through the wardious F Simultaneously the legislative
Mdfkét €Cf€d which was rluou with ou me garb-  Tests 01' joey .Www the asm-,,,,,¢,,¢~S
line Fireman called from 'fltxonto _ firm stand in French-German re-
By Zen) Weafher stations, Lombum oha Your ooun- Ca r Dave,-3 ogggirrtioioi
ty fought the fire for two hours
ad t b lldi and a --- German army of 300000 unless
-*- before jacen u ngs ,
(Call-illlll Prelll lumber pile were safe. BALIIAX, Dec. 12-Citing stat- Nasi Storm Troopers are included
st It
treme weather was too much for ,from the oil company blaze, which sl. s. Dixon. manager of the Auto- that nance ill not grant con-
evim the hardy fL\'m°I'$ and mil'-, was confined to a shed containing mobile Legal Association, today told oesslons in t Ssor Basin terri-
ket gardeners who have stands our yank, of 0n_ bmmwned th, J_ G_ me Non soon. gommiggm an Mn-,_
the historic Byward M21’k“l~ \’Vil~h Coal Company! yards where 'I‘ra.nspurtation> there were four Of the sum due Friday. $2.354.-
the temperature 13 below zvi-o at thousands of feel, of lumber lay factors that would tend to reduce 438 is principal and 319355487 in»
flllht °'¢10Ck "US m0mIY\!l “WI Sim unprotected. the number of traffic fatalities. terest. The remaining debt aggreg-
Wbll under DPW Bt noon d9.=l>\‘f‘ the Persons who saw Innes and Briefly, he suggested more rigid ates $3B83.650.000 Altogether,
bfishif IUHSUIM. the ¢0ur1ll1\' folk Miller enter the warehouse shortly tests for motor car di'1vers,certifled France will be 881200325 in ar-
-wiyed by their own iiresidfs. Only more the explosion sold neither mechanical fitness of all motor rem.
-‘IX T185 9l7P€'i\fl’d OH tho YUHFKCII was smoking. vehicles operating on highways;
tion of safety de
with produce for sale. __________ nod; 1 m_.,pe¢' _
The capital has one of thc great-  00,: cu-s_ md finmdm 1,. Europe [n 
est produce mwkets of its kind in Free  Loan ,spongbuny “W5 to pmgeq pe;-was
Canada. On a big day fami truck 'injured in ,¢¢ldem,g_ of Zero Weather
is offered from about i.ooo whiflos. ’ 'rho mmissi , ' its
Today's six was the lowest within Under'subscrlbed sittings clgere aft); reri?:I|wI‘i\nl§gsub- _.___
the memory of the olden offiflal .___ mission and data in other paris or (Curacao Prem
in Brvlrd- (cmmim pm, ¢,;,|,, me province, also heard w. J. Bird. Loisoorv, Dee. iz-an intense
MONTREAL DN 12-Th" PX' Driven by a brisk wind flames istics to emphasize his contentions, in that nur-nE_ and his ggemen
normon Dec iz_Llsis for me S°°f¢W'¥ 01 the Novo Bootle cold wave blmkefed Europe with
ment by the National Trust Cmn-
pmy, operators in reeeiverdib d
the Great Inks Lumber Eh,
will be issued tomarrow outhQ
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Isiiiiiii
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nqotiatinga settlement
st-rihsnowalmosctwomca
thssiaiementwilllieihe
Company and the Chamhsn
Ccmmacc of Port William
kt Alek
l0\ll¢¥i¥diaculi0Il,bet1\¢ E
a...-up-gn;
;a
. . fourth irish Free store National Deifymme MS°¢111U°o 'md WR- snow and frost today. Cowon “I
B a n dl t 3 Ro b un," of ;30_000_000 in 314 pm. am sentstive of the Ice Cream Manu- least nine deaths and created
bon” were ¢|0,¢d mg, ,mfmom facturei-'s Association. Bird con- widespread suffering,
B k of 5 mg “we gems mug,,,_,ub,mbe¢_ tended motor truds were not com- Four were dead in France from
an $1 ,000 i The hmmm, un_;ub5¢m~,ed_ wmch 1. peting with railways in Nova Scotia exposure and a score of persons
not stated, lr being token up by N14 WP” used meinly for wrvior wer, none ic hospitals- |
(c.n“"*"“'hn Pr,” ithe underw,-|mm_ flflftrs llilldtéd 1l'0l'n Other mi»‘2\'t\.'I Five were rgported fqugd degd
I 'rho muon- or the loan ic reach °f *"°’“P°"“°‘°“~ ‘ on the roads in Hungary where the
BAY CITY, Mich. DOC. ll-Fm!! fun subscn ' Th h H
~ ptlon was in sh n.. 9 el D8 WN adjourned until temperature fell to four degrees
“'°“- 'tu '“"“°"- "°"I’°° " N““°"°‘ ms: with the imni¢¢iislr".I’u§e°esr -’°“- 4- below mm. rahrenheiz.
Bank of Bay City branch of an 011°.” in thtumdon market mi Y _ T _ V __ `_
:?_=“t‘°d uagoofmf \:mne:I“1‘}If: year for Canada, Australia. New
-»-=f-1-'i-°""°" ?.$.““..“.i’.'...*l°i&;..‘.£.'°."  °°‘ Lindberghs At Trinidad
.........-... Lumbe, ¢,,_ Wg; After Hazardous Flighti
mbbe was  ' _ ‘
on thgyhmd ake e,nt (Canadian PQ Cable) ‘by picking wirelem signals out of `
uhmd me - --- PCB/I' OP SPAIN, 'l‘ri‘nidad. Dec. the air and keadx her pilot hil-
bmk mm (Canadian Press) il-Riding the tail <1 a tropical band on the course.
&R.Tf£RTl-IUR Dec 12-Adair ra&orm. the flying Lindberghs For three home, their position
from the Amasmisn
, lwaded YR home af-
across the
iisgiii
s§§~ a
go 5
in which
continents
became doubtful again and again.|
Tapoim' outmmageatothe wire-
iessbanorhnameriean Airways
here. she waited expectantly for"
information in the un-rain. As it.
mnworwklioshnhepmedgml
s pictur- to the pilot. 1"” ‘um 0' M
,on The tripwas hasardoib haeaill 1,, .mn ,,,,,,,_ 9,., "_‘,_.
OoiondChai“|esA.I.indhll¢pur-
and me uoimd sunset, vga.
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° -¢I&'sv~'~\lnnr 'hmmm
hereaius oeio»ras.1‘,
tenant G0vern0f In' season when most of us have aol GLA” BA! D”
with herbrctherhlawovt
 terlzed In N a' t i V 9 youthful days, opening the overflow- on," w°m_»- ,.;°,a,d all
;1;2-2-Z;Z~:;:;Z;I;: Parish Yesterday, W Mckmv- "im Kms ff°m tl" lm imma as ian. william
- _ - _\:,: large Christmas tree so gully decor- ,mon “mis hm Hawk* .J
_ -___ ated. Tasting ,some oi' this candy, ’ -
B. llacfllilllvrary today. 'l'hirteQ
persons testified at the `
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gin 
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riiglr,
ilfihdii
lkaslldilat
Mrs. Daniel Molieod
home Hn. Wilkinso
attire early on the
Z8, mid her neigh
be and told how W
tempted to choke her
lowed her with a gun t
Leod horns. ln-s. Wilkinson
warming herself in front d
stove when a rifle bullet ai
through the kitchen window
killed her, Mrs. lifcheod related,
Litas Cleseb
The accused listened attentively
as witne- continued hr mm
testifyinl that only Q few min
before the shot was fired M15
Wilkinson told of a quarml wi*
Walta- over a woman. Mrs. Mc-
Leod also said Mrs Wilkirtg
claimed Walter had followed
when she fled from the Wilkinaoi
hane where she lived with
aside
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 “W °\“'*“°*“ ' iutiiecii hoivngnish sol- ° .
“"Y°“‘*“¥*°Y*1‘1"¢|*'ll1\°`l“"°'“‘°“¥"“‘ "“°’“~ I GRAND ¥UNC'l'i°N- C°l°~ D"  n,oquier`:°isiu was oeieEimad` |husi»ndana¢hiis,sndwaii.ei-3
just toobadftx " ' iv 'l‘li90alildil-Dcutta'i'l‘leurdeU|l8 12-llghiiwen killedandtwo 3.1 ggglpgmp gg-mn gg ,hiswlfe. Oni the opanin
NL °v¢11°'\`l1f°°‘H*I“***“°°**°“1"°l\°l1nf|oll!h\ill°lll»lH\¢` ‘go rueuiaumtoovsmm-Dau: |Leod's door Erevenied n§r°t”°'
_ _ ` ' 9 _
 mm., .4_,”n,`mf ,,arrhe¢t¢toois1itw;v3s:'Il5,°t;>mo"r;4¢us»iguisosomeqt°<:anyw|N  N asiisiedhynwv..i.a.mseDom1d, 'beinr¢iio¢,sl»ioloam.anng-',_
` M. UWM” mas S8 mrlhvwt hm- »  Deacon, m . . - ' ~ accordion' witness.  ;..._»,‘.”
explainthe situation. Under present today The two injured were not ‘ ` tsgsu.;-Deacon, and'Riv.L Douglas,»1;»y¢.g- ¢|¢ M  l
' expected to mover. uoxennalot 1. as Masteroi cess- sum woman, repeated sn
The men. all employed on I fed mmlsa Bishop osoulvon was
t mi the throne assisted lv
all road protect, were carried by ‘pin _ '
Dr m Alberwn, and
Iuiesuassooreezaowhiaomom-' nav, _os pheli,
Hain-side and buried in the d¢hrls~` Rev. Patrick Hogan. chorlimetowh. ,Mwhkd Pm"
Oraly four bodies had been recover- _ _...___ His Excellency Bishop 0'Sulli- PM-,us Dec w_FGr the
ed tonight All ct the dead were icmgdim pn.) van delivered a brief eulogy on the time the' French mum* °°nm.m_
rddents of the Glade Park res- 'p0R,0N10, p¢¢_ 13._A1_\ gg-pb.. life and work of Sir Charles and ed today B default m tm Wm, debt(
lon near here gm mg guhwqqent yin 'high than chanted the final ahsolutiona. payment ‘O the Unmd sunt thu;
The men just had blasted ln ang ,wept gh, wmhou” og un vu” Clargymm from different parts of mm an $232003” due Dwemb'
cpe-n tunnel on the road and had pet,-cleum go" Ltd" m me 'Ht mg the province were in the sanctuary. 1°
'returned to clean it out Another M Tomnw, lm md” hm-M4 3° The pall bearers at the funeral 'shoe me Government comme"
blast on the opposite side of the death twu wa,-kmen who hm m¢m._ yesterdgy were: Messrs. J. A. Bar- ,mu bound by the tems., d,
canyon apparently “loosened the me the building S few mmm” be_ nard, “Chester lifflcfiarthyil J.  chamber of Depum. to my I'
“I” "“" °*"'°‘ "'° ‘° fore it woe on inferno of hh-sins f,’“°*°hn°m'  _§;“°_,f_ R ‘fha ' age because the situation has noi
sulsnitted at he inqiist and dean
cribed how he followed hh I
to me lelneod home AGQE
warned him against peering
a blind for fear he would be shot.
Other witnemes testified as
character. identified exhibits
dwlrribed technical details ol t
shooting.
T50 NYU!! Wil be resumed too
morrow mornin:
nie Woafher, 
OR!
j ovens ‘
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‘ can I
You fiiimi or
ANY11iini, Couifv.
‘fIiAl| A Bti) $IIt'.l‘.f ~
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Fralli to strong lcsti-rl_v wind*
partly slondy and cold.
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northwest to wel! winds; fair rr
cold.
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westerly winds; partly rimidy lu
cold
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Sun een this afternoon at Lx li
rr moral at 1
purely made is so no ence a mu 'lv-iioef-io- ns- arm... ,mm
th” alba fm, ‘ “me i nwhqhhr thin Charlottetown.
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