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roooofi- lhfofiugggmaudmdg. t: cries on your mute.

—WALL PAFERS, llndredg Wtwrm lo choose iron? at Blaolros‘. L-l2l6-3-l8-2i

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'"".‘.“.i..i.°°°' “firs. wuss. l" I B- M ' n“ m L-lazs-s-is-ai.

asawnrrr nocxcv MATCH in xgnghlg-On Rink Monday. Maren 8r 4

no?‘ mlgrgceiaioursm' Wallet’? Admission 10c and 20c. ' L-xlaa-s-ra-zi.

-TOURISTS will be looking for hooked mas. dressed lamb pelts and quality P. E. I home-made pro-

< kinds. nuy supplies at lLl-i2io-s-iB-2i.

-MiLK FUND FOR . u CBILDliulv-n. a special lneetlnf of the Abegweii. Chapter of ihc . o. D. E. at aummemde it was de- aided to solicit the public ior the funds to continue the tubal oi milk 1o the children at the i-I School who are in need. The average out o! t)» charitable work is around tony dollars per month, and as the society have no ial grams fu’

ded to appeal

-i'iNE SPECIMEN! 0F HORSE l1£Bl!—Mr. James E. Sullivan, oi med l.“ ood ho weuhtpplgliuvln

er s o lies in Agnhmidxrsegcqentiy one oi

a: finest oi horses ever to leave

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Personals -Miss Ruth ds visliihlg friends in Wolfvilljlidll. S.“

in smudge. m” u ‘

--Mlss Dorothy ododot left mu m lgglumrsashort visit w Irie

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"Mi-k Flam icrtained ‘i- bfiiite last val‘?! tier: home oi her mum. w. and Mrs. moo I'll-WIN Gtreet. Bummer-

on nds

-Miss Marion Maclean. Bouth West Lot 16 is the guestoi tier aunt Mrs. Proston Bowneu, Noah Be- drum-s.

‘iii C l-I. J of Belflsf.

on 8a urday from

she has been

"M! a few das the gues of Blfatplligglnmond ‘yhnson, Spring

£35015“? °’1.3.‘2”°"“r'§' 3P1; OD

"e her brotheergpilr. Btanford Cay,

‘hi; i1 m at his home

in “d i-hmllsh Bllmmetside on m

lily and returned to Basic. flier a lzeeksnlaoflw lluuell '

an Miss onncr Poor-

~Miss Gretawltumell Rogers

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leman. More. ° l w. and... °”°".2 ‘hi; of the

Identify 'l'wo' I

More Bodies

From Ruins»

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111M355’. lllfdaniifled ._ will be

K PEP? use Mm ggniguulas 01.00 at 'I‘a.y wulvrmulcu

Friends will learn w 0f the continued Nell R. Durant,

Bummcrside and trust th soon be out and about agnin.-.

-RECORD satisfaction. No bette grille.’ Wholesale an

races. L-mlel-B-IB-zi

-YOUNG acorn: MEET- regular meeting of th" Y0 l" Society

9 I Tri it ghusrch was hco n y

good attendance, Mr presided. Rev. L. E. G. on a talk on world events oi gig Years, This W55 iollow

V 55 Ru’ V

by Miss Mary Curtiss was

a feature of the evening-B.

TRIUMPHAN T

(Continued from page 1)

Hitler also might give some an- swer to the question on the lips of everyone:-

"What newt?"

Besides the problem of how to answer this criticism, which in- cludes notes 0f protest from Great Britain, France and Srviet Rus- —sia, there are important problems involving the managcmcnt of Botlemla-Moravla and the future form of Slovakia.

When the balcony doors were closed behind the Puehrer and flooring. the crowd in Wilhelm- plarta gave out one last "slag hell!" (“hall-vtctoryl") and turned away from one oi the greatest ovations over accorded the one-time army

corporal.

flocking slowly and calmly from his bower of Ilium, the Field Marshal had said:-

"Instcad M thanks,

accept to- day in lihe name of the entire German nation mo sacred pledge which is no more muse, the pledge never to relinquish this gigantic. this great and tremend-

gneat cause envy and Jealousy, we am high above that. It is incon- ceivable that behind such a heroic soldier there should not stand a heroic nation. Liks leader, e e.

‘My eiwer, you have made this people rich and honorable min, wuraaecus and greet. and tonialnta-lnthleisthepledgeoi all Germans in iihls hour."

Inglis Plant Is Inspected

(By The Canadian Press)

, March lil-dtftor six months of ‘controversy; over Bren machine guns and their manufac- ture by John Inglis company, some i0 members of liament yester- day made an o clal inspection of the plant.

They were members oil the pub~

lia committee of the House of Commonsspeclally charg- ed with an investigation of the Inglis Oompanyk contract to pro- duce 7.000 of the lich‘. automatic rifles for the department oi nat- ional defence. They did not see guns being made but l-hey saw the place when they will be made, a huge, well-lighted new shop. erected at a cost of 1.80.000 by the company and se ale from the older bulld- lnqs o the concern in which the production of mining ry. pumps, boilers and other meta product is carried on.

llay Make Statement ln- Commons Today 0n foreign Affairs

( The C GPIQXWA, March iI-Preparod i?‘ ‘ “illdfil” ‘til’. EEK‘; .on. s marrow" with a scitement from Prime lflnisicr ensue King on the troubled situation u. move- .’-’..“o§"‘i.€£ “ii.'.‘°§.¥.“md.'“.f.“‘w‘£

en

“god by TL/Oiruroh (OomBroad- view) for such a statement. Justice Minlsicr Iilpointo said Mr. Kin: miqht make a statement ‘Q g subsequent sitting. cabinet will likely hold its regular moot- lng before the House The hafnium kept in close uch with ‘pm-u anairs over the week-end and the Prone lilinisters ollioe re- mained open yesterday afternoon as did the oxtenral afla-lrs depart- men

nbgthldtheenolfi mu a the Prints? fir:

Germ Drug lLLN E s 5 _. 1th much regret ncss of Mr. clerk f0. at he will

RANGES Elves best l‘ range M any d retail at

The Peo- nited id las. week will) a . Elmer Maybe the past

ed b a ussicn of Christian recrcat n.

ously courageous creation d yours, oornc what may. "And ll all things that are

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REPUBLICAN

PEACE 0F F ER _l$ REIEBTEIJ

h“ Franco Prepares For Drive On Madrid Insisting On A “Vic- torious Peace."

~ IIY LABBY AUDI Anociated {IQ Ihllelgn 801i! BURGOS. B98111. March 16- (A-lU-Jnsisbence by Ramon Ber- rano Buner, Nationalist Minister cl’ Interior and Propflslnds. on "Vic- torious Peace" was regarded has ‘today as rejection o1 s. Rcpublican offer to ne otiatc an end to Spanish clvi war.

The Republican National De- fence Council made clear over- tures last night by addressin a peace offer directly to the Naglon- alist Government in a radio broad- cast from Madrid.

(Julian Besteim, Ropubiican Foreign Minister, declared in a later broadcast that the Defence Council had used radio "the fast- est means of communication/Hand had informed the Nationalists "we are to undertake negot- iations which will assure us an honorable peace") Serrano Suner broadcast e. com- munique today from Zaragoaa in

as z

in no other way than this: We desire victori- ous peace. Aim- peace, victorious. we will show our generosity, which we are proving in good works."

. Authoritative sources interpreted the Propaganda Ministers response as evidence that General Franco regards "victorious peace" ss a ccmpiete victory for his National- ist armies or unconditional Re- publican surrender.

Meanwhile, Franco's preparations for an offensive against the He- publican-held zone wore continu- mg rapidly.

The Madrid Council's action was regarded in some quarters here merely as an attempt to gain time for flight from Republican areas by ‘those leaders whom the Nat- ionalists regard as responsible ior

llr. ll. L. Stewart Gives lactate 0n (nacho-Slovakia

Ar“ extension Unlvcral ture was liven in the g-ugltorium at

. no folks!‘ known Dr. . L. B 0d at ally. ax. N. 0. Blew-art. the Echoci ard, presided and i-Mmduoeil the ‘

Bo lneoker. . - with refer- Patrickb and the om in Ireland. his lacs . men pro- address on the Caedl nation. the present situation of that country.

in clear lanauagc . 5 art trace? the history o! the Cache earliest 1r no

and Blovaks fmm their wry their racial differences. ti motion in Europe. Ha ‘-

e fact that-the setting up of the ancient nation oi the Oaedlsand Slovaks, in what was until; recently known as Czechoslovakia at ihc treaty of Versailles, was done for the express - check

to the Ea: . This he stazea loss now been swe o what has happened t was made

- s .. I

Gzamber- y and in clos- ing stressed the need for all ercise a patriotic duty to romotc

ood will and co-oparation tween

e Anglo and American peoples.

Ml‘. - B. Jelly moved a hearty vol;- of thanks to the sgeaker, which was seconded by Mr. . W. Robinson.

Dr. Stewart ver kindl answered a number of uegtions gut by the audience at e conclusion of his speech-S.

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Plan To Regulate Interest Rates 0n Small Loans

the

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OTTAWA. March i9—A GW- emmcnt measure toregulcis in- terest rates and service‘ charges on small loans will be introduced

For vwo sessions private legis- ioMadrid. holding that the Re-

hand in it was received as indi- miiihng more woilld be Nd! action.

lle-inforce

The 35mm,“ gomq prong "m, PRAGUE March l9—-(A.P)—A i out a call for aid early Wednesday P111249 "1 belly“ 5gp figjcfi to the Foundation ya-rhruh which Nw willie“ ""1 me- m, 3w fiifoilé“’iiiflw‘i‘éflii‘ ?.‘J.L§§.E“E.§K°' fiifiiiofdél iiflflddnh oi the

‘ germ“ Army arrison in this

INVITATION DIOLINID

I (armor capital oi Czecho-Slovakla. (By The Canadian Press) SOUTTIEND En

able

A lair-sized crowd watchedaihe n an ed as a part o - $1.. glint?‘ day observed today

(By The Canadian Pronl .

Y, England - llbrrane. 11-year-old s lschasc Mlle WhO won the rousing ‘Chm. h" "h- lshedin the money 99 "m" in

flloutegnt-General Viktor Von schwedler and Major-General Hummer participated in the

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ed 0y pioneer. "I mull ." lie mourned.

lawn mo can for collocation at loll blrthdas. IA!‘ CAI}!!! BLACK-OUT

bslonara

indication of the views of Maiesiy’: t nature an events.

fects of th

vanta

0i’ it was unofficial. We h

time w digest it. much less

a oorésldemfit opinion so

An necessar that I. speaking in behalf of the

a today cannot chanle n! a? they were iart Scptem

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N1 . upon social service and upon’ lin- once. But. trcmendolils w‘? taking pace have thrown the

what you in this hall

ladies and tlemen,

whiobusve been

everythinglse dandI e andth

some His the

as to implication of those

f‘ fondly Shocked

Well. on thing is certain. Public opinion in“ the world haareceived shock than

r in it wean” regime in ' . be the ultimate ei- profound disturbance men's minds can not yet be

foretold, but I am sure that it must be iar-reac |upon the future. .

Last Wednesday we ha debate ilwml upon it in the House oi That was the day on which Ger- man troops entered Czccho-Slo- vakia and all

hing in its results ommons.

of us, particularly government. were at a disad- ge because infer-oration that had was only‘ partial.

upon it. ily followed

prolonging the conflict. _ in the Commons by Revenue Min- The Nationalists. therefore. con- fifllifimfi. filing g“§.,§°f,‘§§- later may. rwibiy this week. dvidered that the next 8M1 WM "P ion. was wllged to confine myself

mo s very restrained and cautious

lotion dealing with du- publicans must define what they “pom “H, t n, “m, ing small loans lmsinaas has been 111°!“ b? "hmwmble P°¢°°-" I fol: Iogllls]: makes but llttele oom- the “us, ,1 hwy“ dam“, bogh Senuno Suner made clear to ‘men, n,‘

ln the Commons and in the House ‘mdfld m" ‘Fe “W”? m"

Banking and Commerce C ‘t- Pa!“ Barnflmw‘ dmw” "£5 m P?" 59W!!!

-~ o» mom o o» u 2:2’... d: own. m:

to how "is business drould‘ ho w“ P ° M4 PI “Well! "l" regulated prevented any substsn- x ma’ 1111731. $331.. d?“ loam tialprogresséoldinilhan- ~- nouncement last week m the Yfdmuiigat ggcgméfihélaeumf Government was going to take a 1y, 1520mm I n“ “m, gmrudon

0H .....°‘°.;';.‘;'..“.. ~......-...“.L’ ....°““‘..' 32.3». “dzlrz- hug: w w loan: which they when.» to __<_Q | notations“: come i». my corn- qui ate in equal~mon - 1 t to thin meme has become so renegal me 1w while“ W" “Illwlmwd mllfzixresttuaboui-vanthe aralzoezlgmewhio m‘? 171mm“ l5 In lmlnfulllt 51¢- m° cuwmwukrww W‘ mfihss developed out o! these events tor m flhebeccnolnic lilo of many ggwlaflwm 1" “w. "m" M" in?‘ whighhnfl used in gel d;

people. A ill which protects ‘such ' a. an appeared nce .'r‘f:..r':. "rm "€"“ """’i‘"" mi‘ M“ *-"-’-=”“"=°°”= =""-»=-' "ucrd"....i""=..z' “our. .... est in all pimp-g: u.'.°"§?.h-§f°" mlwfglém "FQQQLM ‘:2 loocupation of o-Bloveha was _ -—--_- " leave ilalmfldiflleil! ‘i3: undcuwivgngailfctl figs“; “mcgyvfughgufbil ' - m gm has ng mm, n e F1‘ eight" Towed qommu ' former Cahvlil-Blfrvakiand giant“ 5111b: ma reocouuit c! m‘? Into Hautax . fills-w stilt-ll? rattle of three In govtetlnement that was arrived at at --— , Mu: during the i 94 hom- ‘munch. that prom that the (By The Canadian Pres) . Extensive i was 1'6 lwholg circumstances of those visits

HALIFAX, . l,_'1‘hc ocean- throughout e "like °"P°fl‘°'.weme wrong.

going tug Foundation l-rankiln ar- Ukraine. WWW" ‘nciffulghiilfmgj, And it u said that as this was rived back u. port last night tow- 1w the 3W8"- the personal galley o! the vrlme inc the British Piper-carrier COr- val "k0 ‘minister. the lune for the M» ::.:.....ru.'*-~...... u": w..." w” .""“...... novconr-n snmusrr‘ or” "r "P" mid, Wednesday. p‘ ' r That is h.‘ entirely unwarrant-

ss they e facts ber.

conclusion. ‘me facts

Defends Policy 1 was ritht than. 1 am still

fl hi; n W. glhen omere an some 960F115 "hi?

"we consider you were wron¢

, glen - Larry mm "Y ughout Greater Germany. 1n 89p mber and now ye have fililiomlc °.‘...?f§»’.‘.’£’.'€l. 153,212? ghfi? Germ“ “m! i" “n” “m”; been moved w 1'18“ Dion w -- ‘~ i Yu-crl i" " ’ ""° ‘lflufii ‘hisffii‘€“‘élo°°$fv ti}: d ided o°§3‘“"‘° m“. “£312; ' ‘ i or c _ ' yriorlxationfskcd theo raoilogsllgyfi; “m, goose-stopped past hues oi 1; m; going to escape w§n§°“.,;;;q,¢., “w” "$.54 motionless, silent people (fill/N cri clam. down ' “ News Agency reported from Prague Indeed, r did not go there’ u; " --~ m» °m**..*>:*>"‘“‘°" W "a. rvmvzslzldlw‘ “ha. cmsm“ 63mm’ ‘w. otxhethg“ fourth and 16th fined to be almost’: d rm co under the commands “tumor; flrataecmedlome of-

fer the only chance of aver-tin! I war

m] ight roiiuhd you that when it was frist announced I was go-

l. t , in- ised in the 140 races of his career. 1%: lgdbdam Jello“ from ‘ you? that fliiimlcmnnlm airioxcoand ' mu:- alionanditwaa m M m. —'—— $i.“‘.‘.‘.‘£".3’o§o“."‘§é'7§'.?oo.. 10° i mfl§rou mart of llbo (I The Canadian Pull) oi light artil- some who ‘l tanks and 100 pieces GXEUMYJOM 51' , mgIandTPl-eaidem of _ m appreciate the facts-it was flit‘ “BMW” 99°15“ “m” '1'“ t ired two hours for the o than that the attack an avocado-Pt’ will hi‘ “so ...»-.=~.r.~..::""*“*... s“ -= sworn i¥""“.....2.§.“.i. o1: 01' t " RDA of nia. ca“; m, ommtu-y ruler 0 w“ Q?“ ed. ' ————-———-- aohamia and wmmandor of the wgn, 1E1‘... nsver denied that CHILDREN PEI!!! IN I'll! Army .gg\lp which 00m‘ me tax-ml which I was agrono- waumnan m March ll- m” "a m would hm dgfiod, l‘? as ‘ihree omidxorfooriihod in fhmea rmmvm. uwro burn 1 erphinod than r had to fire fllelr two- --- with no new nroiflm- fimohfiolawut-oc when her mumoomethlnr that bed here. The deed were Donald and ,. ao-olohm-oid m. loci-r; siiagkzfxlem‘ “if: Dev-ldBum.elt"t monfluoldadhlmldfinthebohllxvmnmnbh-wummh“ ‘mu twins, and their slates. Ruth. two. l no ‘tuna- mw u” Mum.“ 6 “n,” woanrr or us: mu? '1» him u: ca; %aid"vi§a“d“d°ufd,“§w"“_ '_ .___._ m“ lhczlndolmfellggfeetmildllfl“ Itmmm.1g;‘.dmm m""AW‘. “w” I ' which lid been 1118160594 ails! wcnlaasaidtiewaseur~ , m¢1qporatl|mwaa 1'71 ‘u New" 6' I "1"" "m" T°° W“ fin}, 01.13am liieof u» fifiwbfilim‘ v.21‘ .53.?“ ha: our rows-um Benn PM“ - 1mm a ' , Baum Ali-loan flrfl~0blseLAohloIsd~

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Chamberlain’s Speech At Birmingham

btha: mev cutaway 1:35 ificai-lonltio‘. what nu 110.9% remain in our minds. if ltis so can to discover good reasons tor ignor- assurances s0

beoowinrtooonnce

Raalhlhl. ptd-Fiodiéfioy or

what was m

Nothing that 3v “could have done

a . nothing at France could have done could

or Ruilsiam could eléatéoz done pfiih V 88V flanking from? invasion and del- “tu ‘a. "so. Mmfiilris ' u. after the frightful which aimmt loss w 3 would hm been infllct- w our minds

others pe hapa even Wags? in the war we ha”! l 05m

a can other assur- l-h

Will Defend fiber‘!

tbelle is r" .. n“

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the end. nev- 1' I do

t iti hwlei hi0"?! myblesen poo on—apo cyw

ls sometimes called European ap- peasement alihhou h I don't think myseli that that a. very ha. py tcnn or one which accurately es- f

c its . If that policy were m succeed it l" the“ is essenta that no wer should Bold tor the necessity 3ft to ooulih goocmiodomlnduon in the existing situation o! Euro ; but that each One anould be con ted to obtain reasonable facilities for developing its own resources, seem- its own share of international tra e and improving the conditions at its own people.

Hitler's Alanna

Herr Hitler hhnseli confirmed , this acwunt 0i the conversation in s... tspalastwmin ‘l.’ i.“ hid: r er n w said: ‘This is tho last territorial claim which I have to make in

and a. mus latar u. the same speech he said: "I have assured Mr. Chamberlain and‘ I emphasize .lt now that when this problem is solved Germany has n0 more icr- robiems lll Europe." And he adde : "I shall not be lnwresied ‘in the Ouch state anv more and I -can glurantee it. We don't. want i anxnczcchs any more." d then. in the Munich Agr 1 ler

men, should such a

A Chllflfll Situation

But the events which h taken Pra- rh M...*..s.:°rr§§ "r:- e own g1‘: Gems-n Goverannge meil seem to fail into a different anti; fir! and they must cause us all asking ouraeiva: Is this the end oi’ an old adventure or is it the be- “i. “who... iitihfii” Joli. ‘f. ‘i’ "° a e direction: o m

ab! world by force w“ elnoc must t and I added that 1 couldn't lieve such a challenge was

l

mcrot itself, which

in reelstlm

claallenclfi ii it ever were mo? And for that declaration

convinced that I have not

1 " Q ths upport, pathy, the enoesof my 11m countrymen ' oounirywmnen, but I shall have so the apm-ovalor the whole Bri

.

n the

lastly in that declaration which he and I signed together mt Munich we de-

clared that any oihcrnueslion- which might ccnoem our two count- sh be dealt with by a

s ould method of consul ti thnse regs/ted Y m9.

am sure they will re-

quire grave and serious considerat- H1888!

n, not only of Germany's nei h- unspecified

bors but oi others perhaps even L. lng under conditions

Yvnd the confines oi Europe. [HOW be foreflfll.

Already them are indications that mistake could be

the process has and it is‘ pose that ‘tho

obvious that it is likely now to be,

speeded up. ion

Oonsolidaic dtrength

_We ourselves will llbvfiilflli£tllil1l

first to ourlpartnerm in tho mg);

Commonwea th of Notions and to