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Qi-Lp DUTQH Japs. British

¢LEAN$E|Q {End Dispute

--_____ CUTS GIIASI

Cver Tientsin

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

Jap Gov’t Urged To Make Land Crab

LONDON. June 19 —-(CP) -—8i -

,naturc in Tokyo of iln accord evn .

the Tlentslli dispute bfigigfill; lwelcomcd here tonight as promis- g to earse at least some of the

I in;

Britain and Jillian “'35

fflculties in the far east. According to the

in dl

the Japanese barricades Ticntsizfs British Sfililemfilll-

sation of restrictions im d

ti- British agitation.

l Thc agreement also calls closet‘ co-opcrntion botiveen ish and Japanese authorities

‘of Chinese silver §0Cl<$ held lBritish blinks.

vlNew Bill Will Enable Gov't ‘To Check Plants

, OTTAWA. June 19 —(CPJ PSkSZL-QC of the bill mobilizing man- power, and resources will enable the government to intervene when rln industrial plant is in difficul- zic-s Ilflfl lake steps to remove such

id iclllllrs 1L was stnicd officially

’ Lodtrv.

"The first job will be to get the uegistration of the manpower," a ' government spokesman said. “That i will be carried out by the new de-

As soon as Jiat is completed we shall be able to lnzlkc many adjust- ments. Some men already enlisted many be taken out of the army and put into indusnry if they can be of greater assistance there.

"The government will exercise control over n11 the industries such ,»:is plants making war supplcsl ,shlp yards, plants making other

ncccssilry supplies and plants ‘iwlllrILIi can be converted into such

wor .

"Any plant that we find 1s not

'srirfiiéri'iilli? Legacy

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"That's what. he hasn't done!" the .\l1.ijol' lliwrrupicil, "Hi: llueslll. knoll iil1ll-—l.ll€ on; relllly un- porllllil purl!"

‘Mruoilcy doesn't, know?" Becker

even though there's no real evi- dence that it ever existed, aside

from his word." “But if it never existed, why should he say that it lmd?" the "It.

Major protested. him any good, and it. leaves us in the same position as we're in now." "Maybefl Becker said in a tone which plalnlv showed his disagree- menc with the argument. "But just let's suppose for a moment that Malorley wasn't on the square. Tom Salter trusted him. didn't he? O.K.!

. I lflmlee slowly and mcleduleuslr- llileslh siiiggfilil“ gig iiiigrililrillovlgfrri £15m] “PM kmd °l 5 1a"? W“ l5 descr ptlon which was to be passed

ll '

on to Miss Salter when the Captain cashed in his chips. It's lust n nos- sibillty, isn't. it‘! And then the Cap- tain docs cash in-and this guy finds himself in sole possession of the secretF-but only 1n trust. It's a strong temptation to an ordinary man. isn't it?"

The Major- drew s. long breath

13L’: what he says," the Major i d "M" brother never told: as. All he did was ; (il.'.\.l'l})'.l0ll of the place‘ c, to be handed over to when she came here. ut. where it is is another matter. You see. zhn: letter which was 10st tOllTflmPfl tile clue to its where- aboun, and nmv it's disappeared were mmrlctclv stumped."

“here frliiolverl 5 moment's sil- ence, and then Becker rave vent to g H1021 laugh.

"And that's friend Muloneyflil story. L; it?" he said. "Well well. Wcll."

The Major eyed him with a. mix- ture of hope and doubt. l "D‘\'0ll nllzln-you don't. bellevel

It?" he asked. think?" Becker

"What do you ooutlrercd. " 'ell. l don't. qulze know what to " lrie MQJGI.‘ confessed. "The slorv 11.1.1112 toizl-lllcr ucll enough as _ The priest would have bcen a he lulu ll. l‘. nFlllllJll ‘ltllll, my bro- r scoundrcl to in, but. 0n the other incl" \\ x . o1 Losing ills: 111011‘ l hand my brolhenwould have been ' , 1d he arrallecil | n. fool to risk it. And seeing now '1 so thzl: no one should secretive and distrustful he was

hold me c uuuw (LUB until he was , , , “Walt a. minute, Major!" Becker

dead 1 run sce his point there. 0f course. but ll u. .: ‘ ' interrupted. "Where do you get the

rice.

"I don't know." he said at. last. "I find it hard to believe that . ." He stopped. and than went. on re- l ' "I must. say. that little as I like the man. I think in some ways his story seems more 918.11.6- ible than yours, you know."

"In what. Wflfffi?" Becker demand- ed. eyeing him keenly.

"Well, for one thing, I very much doubt whether my brother would have puL him in possession of the whole secret. like that," the Major pointed out. “It would have been throwing temptation in his way.

rzcrj 1L rult- or notion that he was secretive and it ‘til’ ‘Em: ulc>~cd rlistrustful?" T1118‘ 1c . . " “\VCll—\\‘fiSl'l'l'. he?" the Major "Yes tl letter!" Becker inter- countered,- "Of course, I saw so lit- rllnted. “T..ls vanishing ictter! It's l tie oi him that. 1 couldn't actually just too brld about t at” say for myself. But this idea of H’: lfllll‘ u s1 bxllgvitig the money, for example. the Wrlinr rt ' Bcsirlcs Malonev says . " dmlhl. , "All, lhcre _l~oll've got it!" Becker "Arc vou .='i::t:c.~'inr1 . .?" he . cut lll. "It's what Mrlloncy told you bcc:lli_ t Liars givcn you that notion! And "I'm not sllezcwinz- nnvthlilz. ' he had to make it look that way to

Mn 101'!" Br-rkr-t- rl oncv‘; a pricst. .. there was a lf‘lif‘l'.

him short. Wal- 1't he? If hc says then there rvrl

back up his tale of the lost letter. Now I knew Tom Salter well, and ‘ I'm here to say that if he had a

'

National Forestry Programme

Ynrlcl" un Agreement between the Federal Depart- lcni of Labor and the Government of Prince Edward Island arrangements have been made to conduct a Forestry Prugrllnl in this province during the pre- sent season.

The plun involves the csfabl (30) wood and timber Reforestation llrcns ril. province.

ishment of about thirty lot improvement areas, and six various points throughout the

A number of young men between the age of eigh- iecn (19) rind twcnLv-five (25) will be required to carry on this work. Selected enrolecs in be organized in crew's undcl‘ the direction of group leaders.

Applications should be la unemployed circum- stances, in good health (certified by a physician). possess good character and, at least, r1 fnir education. Enrolecs will receive a reasonable daily ivage and board allowance. Selections for this work will be made strictly in accordance with the provisions of the- policy and by a special Committee appointed for this pilrprlso. Applications should be made immediately and not later than July lsL, by young men interested in Forestry development and conforming to above mentioned requirements.

(W. R. SHAW.) Deputy Minister of Agriculture.

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and sat. for s few moments in sll- . C

developing fast enough will be ‘checked up.” l _'lff

fault it was that he win too trust- ful! What's more. I can prove it.

"I-I don't understand," the mf- or told hlm?doubtfully'. "How coud

you do that "Because it lust hap ns that nloney wasn't. the on y one in Editor's confidence," Becker replied. "You mean—t.hat vou know where tilts gold is hidden?" the Major de- manded with sudden excitement. "Well, I wouldn't o so far as to say that.“ Becker sa d deliberately. l “But I know where it. was-and the chances are that it's still more." lTo be Continued)

explanatory white paper published tonight. the agreement provides for removal of around ces-

on British nationals and not ve 630115 by local authorities to supple-S! all‘

for Brit- and ldctails the disposition to be made 1n

lpnrtmont. of national war services.‘

land.

TOKYO. June 20-('I‘hulrsdoy)— (AP;--Pow'ertul political factions urged the Japanese government today to occupy “pl‘C'l£0L1V€ly" the rich French possession of Indo- China. before any collapse of the French Empire.

The government, timing its sc- ‘Lion to C01IiClde with discussion oi French armistice terlns, was re- ported reliably to have dropped s. rensincsrr in Berlin and Rome of its concern over Indo-Ohina. This, it was understood. was aoeompanzed by a renunder of the friendly re- lations between the l-hsee powers.

A reliable source disclosed, more- over. chat Germany has reiterated to Japan that she will not. ask for Japan's mandated islands. stretch- ing many miles east. of the Phil- ippines, above the equator.

The islands were mandated to Japan under the ‘meaty o! Ver- saiiles. Before the first great; war they belonged to Germany.

It is not known whether Japan is asking the axis powers for s continuance of the status qilo trl the 281.000 square miles of Indo- Chlna, or desires a blank cheque from Germany and Italy, to use as she will. Japan is linked to the‘ SXlSt powers by an antl-oormnunrsll ac

When Japan asked Germany s-l bout the Netherlands East Indzesi Germany said she was "uninterest- | ed" in the problem, and some peo-l ole interpreted that as an lnv.ta-, tlon t-o Japan to take any acuon she desired.

Duff Cooper Says British Defence Simplified

110N901‘. 311M l9 -<9P) — From Bamul Pa ne. ontresl, Alfred Dull Owner. mini-Mr of lfl- oomes an rrirpensiy oil Ivrilvlrlerirl formation, declared in a broadcast chm“, for $553‘ today that the defeat of the French M,“ Janet B_ no“, mush“. "was not the first. time a great. Qua sends w“ mm the remark nation had been defeated and re- fluff“, hm hoped w B1,,’ 10a tum“ l° "lcwry- but regretted it was not possible n’

The Hench defeat was s great m, n, “ml Mm M.” A’ blow to Britain. he said, but she Bmupeufmmlaonwn‘ endow“ w w“.

retrained the good will of Hence as well u of other nations that have fallen before the Nazi re-

me. "Bombardment and invasion of this island will be the next phase

of the war," he added. The defence " g 115v; Lhgpgfm‘ behind u; m task was simpler because the line [ngxhgugtgblg “up” 0g mppjy," of battle wasshorter. On one side he said.

was the Atlantic, which he said was a bulwark for the British fis-

He also pointed to the domlnlons,‘

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to Canada's war effort.

sends $2060; Colonel c. n. Mac- nutt, Montreal, $1000; the Victoria Yacht Club,

including Canada and referred to ggfsldent. Roosevelt's promise of

vsders for lsh supplies Germany's decrees

Says Llhoral Caucus Supports New Cov’t Blll

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OVITAWA, June animous support mom's com ul Lion was vo oed st of the House of

{Senate members imp e

of the service

today. H‘ ister Mackenzie King glld th ' belle ran .

Yesterday three Liberal members modify

measure empowering the govctn- merit. to conscrlpt, all manpower afnd or

from Quebec endeavored to the compulsory features

material

resources necessary defence of

Canada.

It was not known whether those attended the caucus. but Minister said he believed following in the House of

members

the Prime his entire Commons was DTCSETIE.‘

Mr. King said caucus discussion war situation. following the lines o: the ion in the House yesterday. and the legislation providing for

{or the Minister. who was, crash. was

was restricted to the general discuss

compulsory service.

A resolution of sympathy family of the late Defence Hon. Norman Rogers. killed June 10 in an air adopt/ed. expressed the great sense or loss suffered by the party in Mr. Rogers‘ death.

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GIFTS SMALL AND LARGE HELP CAUSE

The Minister of Finance has re- ceived a piece of white blotting paper with a $1. bill. On the blott- ing paper little Peter Wale of Portsmouth, Ontario, had written these appealing words: "I am Peter. I am five years old. I am sending

you my dolls: to help win the war."

Peter's rift is one of s still in- creasing 1st of frecwill offerings

Miss M G. J'Anson. Toronto,

Lindsay. (hitario, $100.

"We must only beat of! the in- two months arid Brit- Will increase while

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