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l DIRECTORS FOR 1930 -- 1 Mr. B. W. Wade, Secretary of the Canadian Swine Breeders‘ As- sociation, announces that the mail ballot closed Dec. 15, 1988, elect- ing Directors for the Martimes, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta and British Columbia, resulting as : Maritime Provinces —Al- mon Boswell, Charlottetown, P. E’. I. Manitoba-Alex. McPhail, Bran- don. 5. Man. Saskatchewan- A. C. Weir, Aberdeen, Sask. R. Ho kin- scn, Semans, Sask. Alberta-- Hays. Calgatl, Alta. John H. Pearse. Edmonton. Alta. British Columbia-E; H. Barton, 2 Chill- wack. B. C. The Directors for Quebec are elected at their own Provincial Swine Breeders’ annual , and for Ontario at the Annual Meeting of the Canadian Swine Breeders’ Association, to be held in Toronto in February, 1939.

CANADIAN SHEEP BREEDERS -Mr.1=|.. W. wade, secretary of the Canadian Sheep Breeders’ Associa- tion, announces that the mail ballot closed December 15th, 1988. electing Directors for the Marl- timcs. Manitoba, Saskatchewan. Alberta and British Columbia. re- sulting as follows: - Maritime Provinces-William McNeil, Wind- sor N. S. Manitoba-Chas. . McLearLJdanitou, Man. Saskatch; wan — B. McLaren. Shellbroo Saslr. Alberta-Alex. S. McDouga. Champion. Alta. British Coiumb: —Ed. J. T. Woodward. l. Victoria. B. C. ‘rile Directors for Quebec are elected at their own Provincial

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Gallant Base Further Adjourned

The ease of Armand "Miolwy" gant, chailngegu with new

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. i980, Mary Roberta Donald, dearly beloved daughter. of Barry and Stella wed 10

tier late residence 81-2

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humid‘. Wife and Children.

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ab to M)- the

l ofe our, sis- lands. ‘tfliéhgnliqguilear is a time of lov- in: greeting from friend to friend and so. Glades. accept my af- factions es for a wonderfully happy Chris and a very “Guid- w l ' saaslf r. vvaaar-zu. . Chief Commimioni;

Let us do friendly with so that we may be

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A Thorough Examination

one witness had been completed. would be resumed on it was announced. Magistrate x. M. lvlar- the case.

ving evidence Satur- B. Waugh. telephone Chulottatowrl. Ho on instructions mainten-

‘Iuesday. Stipenniary tin is hear Witness

. J. Ril . l0 01138 392 Ind cos, the ioel-ymer elm the residence of Co and the latter

It 0 R. C. M. P. 0U. s U2 and 466 phones were J connected as extensions to the phone at Mr. Riley's house. '31! witness said. Anyone canine the “llil Wdwllfinssfifi EEQZTE A NEW n“ M55855‘ o olep "hear conversation t GuldJ-Fwlm m, w“ between someone at 5m and an- l-M 1°‘ “a l“ u‘ “I m“ lottllllre connection was made in the WWI-Em“ “m” l‘ mmnhm 1 m‘; terminal room at the telephone oi- lm“ ‘m’ Guldm“ w° {no q iice about a minute b91011 WW" hm‘ 14”“ dug‘? Gui“ mnwjfig on the everllng of December 28th

last, and was taken down some- time before ten o'clock the same night when what, he understood as lMountcd Police called and W0 him to do so. _

The hearing was adjourned wnen Mr. J. J. Johnston, KJC. coun- 591 for tllgaccused was cross ex~ amillin the witness

Mr. cderick Largo is appearing for the Crown.

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INSTA3LATION

F OFFICERS Alpha Rebekah No. 10 St. Lawrence No. 8 Wlldey No. 27

is. Geo shi me

DWI‘. rge mpson of the Asmclatsd Shippers and Nicholas Power of Canada Packers.

e oy is in charge of 30- year-old Captain Erickson of H .und Norway She arrived in Char- ottetown with a cargo of fertilizer Velv Year's Day escorted in "shrougll light ice by the c. a s

Brant. Before unloading operations were compl , however, near zero weather had clued the waters of the harbor to everything but an ice

breaker.

Assistance of the C. G. S. Mont- cann, at Quebec City was re nested and the ship left for Chariot town, Heavy fog over the lower St, Law- rence River compelled the Mont- calm to re to port however Then shippers, becoming anxious, made arrangements m have the cal-

freighter

ferry free the . Yesterday it was learned from Marine authorities at Charlottetown that the Montcalm was again en- route to this Province, having left Quebec City at 7 30 yesterday morning It the weather conditions were favorable the ship woul Prince Edward Island hours later, i-t was expec . Vviuather she would call here. or go to Souria in case the Karmoy needed assistance in reaching

Georg: , v as not known. It was gang? d by sgppgsletheN an

ter wou. no f err Shi “p.11” guy ppreciate the p s a. efforts of concerned in g ting the Charlottetown! assis freeing the Karmoy.

et tance in ioned Capt. John

Read who leaves this morning cin ahollday tri to ific coast ut

who

Several Clashes

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Munkacs bore the legend: "Thank you for sav ." Hiuigarian ight artillery arrived

in Muniwcs and. the city was full of soldiers.

Border observers said fixing of responsibility fur the incident pro- mised to be a long and complicated argument because everybody seem- ed to have a different notion as to where the border runs .

Ii: was a ratiicr general presump- ticn however, tha the artllmflht would result in dividing the village of Oroszvek, northwest of Munkacs tereet fighting Friday. and the scene of some of the hit-

Slew Woman Because She “Laughed” At Him

IIEIBANONJI‘ H..Ja.n 8—(AP)— The nude body of Mrs Freida F111- 28. identified by police N B

, was found today in the of Henry Gedeon ‘s and Police Chief James of Manchester said Be- twice

i f a ahootin I1 e12“; head Pbecifllse she "iaug ed" at him.

The body was found. covered With barber towels after O'Neil notified Lebanon Police that Begin. . a hairdrmser, had surrendered in Manchester. He was booked on sus- plcion.

THE BAPTIST CHURCH . Suggested by the scathina W011" of Jesus in Matthew 23,227. with their condemnation of lnsincerity the Rev. Harvey L. Benton. B. D., in his moming sermon ‘took as h]; gubjcd; the question ‘Is your Religion Fundamental or is it Or- namental?"

Ta our reliuion basic to life? 1's it always the starting point of our thought of the universe. of our fellow men. of ourselves? Are alloftheoebasedorlatruccon- caution of religion. Or is it D08- sibiediatwebhnfirsmwitilm mind our own interests and omwenliences then add reli- gion as a sort oi Justification and adornment? Make mil onmbasic

gracous. in our home incss rela-

-to every e end that we aha-ll be ole. better neighbors, kind. lust and mood relations, in our

t . ‘is our rel on essential to life?

Is without which we cannot live. Lwiiitlout which more

Wm is our reaction to such a pointed question? Lot us tisis dew search hearts and in penitence live ourselves. definite- y and uuvriiilolding to Gil-lat. in surrender.

anthem "In- cline ‘mine 1hr" with m. J. I. Stems the bass solo.

The subieot at‘ Mr. tléklflllhllh: m him sermon u . -s u mums. win Midst a the

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E‘ France's, Empire ab; French newspapers published

h how intent Hitler is on domination

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Alberta. of Mrs. R. A. Mason. Be- fore her marriage the deceased was Maud Robinson of Brackley Point. Prince Edward Island. No par- ticulars as to funeral arrange- ments were received.

WILL RESUME STUDIES Mr. Kenneth MacDonald, Char- lottetown, left on return to Queen's University. Kingston, Ontario, Sat- urday morning after spending his Christmas holidays with his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. P. J. MacDon- ald of this City. "Ken” a; he is familiarly known will resume his

studies in the final year of medl-

Glne at Queen's. s1‘. JAMES CHURCH OOMMUNION

‘Ina usual New Year Communion Sea-vice was held yesterday forenoon when there was a large attendance of members-the largest number of communicants at a January cele- bration in Rev. Dr. Moorhead Le-

post-wonmunion address was given

service in the evening, when Dr

again was the preacher. The

y r Name," Lysberg. in which Mrs. N. D. Machean and Mrs. J’. A. Lawson sang the duet.

CHAMBERLAIN

(Continued from pageil) _

tlons was fortified by his trlumphal sw d Franco's Mediterran-

noun

can Empire.

Daladier, returning to Paris to- day, “ Frenchmen of the "great task" to come to preserve intact while ex- cerpts from the German and It- alln prom to show growing Fascist pressure on France to meet Italy's expcnslonht demands. Chamberlain reaches Roma Wednesday it will be his second meeting with Tl Dunc. Mus- solini invited him to make the visit when they first met at Mun- ich during the. "big-four .confer-

At . seven ‘personskillod enoes over Grecian-Slovakia on din-lug the fighting Friday. includ- Sept. 29 tug one woman, were buried. A wreath from the municipality of Topic For - lscusslons

Their conversations are expect- ed to cover broad political, econo- mic and humanitarian fields.

Mr. Chamberlain can give Mus- solini Frances precise point of view on Fascist clamor for Tunis- ia, Corsica and other French ter- ritory. But-he will not offer Lo help settle the issue directly.

The FrenohGovt. doesnotwant his intercession. Besides, he will have many Anglo-Italian issues to deal with in four days. among tllem the Spanish civil war, the, growing strength of Germany-Italy's axis partner-in southeastern Europe, and closer business and political cooperation between Rome and London.

Victory In Rome

Gennanys Economics Minister. Walther Funk, is ill Rome talking trade but he will have left be- fore Mr. Chamberlain arrives.

able to bargain on any British proposals as, for example. expand- ed Anglo-Italian trade facilitated by credits in London.

While Mr. Chamberlain is in Rome another, but less spectacu- lar, series of conversations will be held in Berlin. B innnlg Wednes- ay, George Ru lee, executive (tractor of the inter-government- a committee for refugees, will GJSCIIBB with Dr. Hjalmal‘ Scllacht, President of the Reichsbank, plans for helping Jews leave Germany.

In Germany, beneath the clamor 0f the press there was an inkling that President Roosevelt's sirollg words in his message to Congress had made the Government think it might be time to patch things up a. bit with the Democracies. especially since Germany needs their money and trade.

But Chancellor Hitler's talk this week with e Polish Foreign Minister. Joseph Beck. at is Berch-toagaden home showed

D-

ot central Eurwr. Perl"?! thfollsh an "indspender." Ukraine and a Baltic hegemony.

His course should be clearertc the world after he speaks Jan. 80, the sixth anniversary of his rise to power.

Rescue Crew Of Scallop Sloop

DIGBY, N. S. Jan. 8 -—(CP) —— Captain George King and his crew of two were rescued by fellow fishermen Saturday nigh-t when the Digby scallop sloop Freda and Blanche caught ire and burned to th water line.

scallop boat caught fire when her amine backfired. Dorothy and Francis was fishing naarb and took the three men craft. A lino was o Freda and and she was beached‘ at

P tilelltos. al mid her enginslollliglht IOMING EAGLE DIINNINCGON

England 4m. G. D. astledsn byfmttlieotherdny an

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NUW FOR A REAL BREAKFAST th ROM-II ROOd

16am '* mernibe gelling anthem was “Savior again‘

Thus, Mussolini will know what, ' German can offer and lie will be ‘

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OTTAWA, Jan. B-Cerernonial opening of Parliament Thursday. and its arxmnpanyina functions will share the spotlight ln Ottawa

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‘Bren gun report, scheduled I01‘ | Friday. i Apart from the Dakeanvtrv of

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Friday there will be the usual flood of reports and papers laid on iihe table of the House and amour: these will be the report of Mr. Justice H. H. Davis of the Supreme Court of Canada who. as a commission of one, investigated the Government's contract for ‘l.- 000 Bren machine nuns. with John Inglis Company, Limited, Toronto

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“THE SCOOP” presented by THE LIGUORIAN PLAYERS of THE HOLY REDEEMER PARISH

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Performance opens at 7 p. m. Sharp

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to the C d wiw m ana a- de wfilcome to the King am‘ Queen w en they come in May ,

UKRAINE,‘

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This long Drcdd ma vrwlviwte a ° mgt Ovbslervers generally nelieve m Br 1. as usual try to achieve _ s R0411 bv indirection-Aw lngplr- illlz the Ukrainians to rise-up fig- ninst Moscow and establish an in- dependent nation over which hs W°l114l then assume authority, without causing minority prob. lems for himself bv amual anilex- ation. Naturallv. _ war bmwegn 235st? and Germany might glow luckc this. and Poland would be

Ta’ rto esoa being involved. d“ e e woui , of course, always be

Se! 0f snich awar spreading, but at present tile pros i, 0g y; bel OTI-grrllfined to easier-n

e m the conflict growl mi - pfitizted to lie in thxrleglrcngffllllesslsgn i‘..;'i'.‘°€l‘-‘-’rln’.‘>‘.‘i‘.“..‘l2..'l‘~»"il鑧’ “""‘ ‘“ Ermsion ma“ 38'

French Reaction

A8 798816.: a revolt by the Uk. raillc. it may be said with assurance lhBt the Dre-sent French Government W0"!!! Iflffard it as an “iriternal" Russian affair in which France had no comes-in. Should the Daladigr Government fall-as ,'t mar-end be replaced by one of the mltreme ' 19ft. includinfl flhe Conlmunists the

picture mightyossiafi chgnge, such gxfiovemme n. w d lean more

April-I tIoFMTl th Ukr

will continue to camsolidztrlelillslnltllelavs trade and political gum in the

kans. and reach further towards the Baghdad and India of ormel- Kaiser Wlihelurs dreams. Great B'“§L"né'.'.”“.§§.°§°m“’u m“ 1 m; made it plain it will winds?» r- oubly Hitler's effort to main in ‘gas; exclusivity in trade in the Bal-