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EVENTFUL WEEK 11v EUROPE Y 351.1155

culuiinum. mu PllRSllE APPiiiEMENT

Will Stop -Off At Paris Enroute To Rome For Conferences With Mussolini.

LONDON. Jan. 8 —(AP) —Eu- rope entered today what may prove ‘ts most decisive week since Mun- ich. Prime Minister Chamber‘ ' , who will go to Rome for espion- tory conferences Premier Mussolini, will be the central 11;. 5?‘? s. week packed with negotia-

Mr. Chamberlain will stop in Plrll s n63 to confer with Premer Dal ler whose resolution not to surrender an inch of French territofyllitgilan colonialjspira-

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"Buytfidress poultry dali lllltll March. ect adln . e beightiscr gr L-gQ-IZ-fl-ff.‘ spirit

"Borden Line Olub loading hogs lambs. calves ever? Tuesday. Hours 13 to 8. -

tiifl-ifl-M-il-il-ti’. "Weekly Auction and Dance in Vernon Monda ,

Hall , L~412-l-7- i.

"Bingo and dance Iona ‘Hall. Wednesday, Jan. lith. Irttd-l-il-di.

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Vi‘ 111311136». . n, "B-uyi h t Alba Thurs- gaybliggv efilgerald 33in noon.

teen, lib-herald. L-m-lll-M T W ti.

"Meeting P. E. I. Poultry Assn. Agriculture. Hall. Monday, Jon. tifh. 8 p. m. Important bunnies“-

IO

"Hockey and skate at Marsh- field tonight, St. Avards vs. Dunstafinage.

A ids 'l 30 trunk VB 2 .

"The annual Meeting” o1 rm Wlitshire Dairy 00.. will held in the hall on Mondav. January 9th at a r. M. noland Easter, Secretary.

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"The Armani Mfifigrlfulf ofthe Jun-

ior Hockey New Glasgow nk, Janus. 8 o'clock, L-3

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“Poultry-Buying daily live and dressed P lt- srk t rlccs. Ccroilecxty gnllnpt r:- Island Co d S Company

as Exhib on in McQuald

Wecxiesday, January

P M President .J. Kickham.

séori , .F.M mu . n” D w ilara-r-v-o.

...........

"We are still paying a - iurn on Bacon made hogs 1 1'10 the premium

"Loading dlveslock mt oi...- lcttelcwn week oi January 8th. as and ursdcv

‘m while his companion ga ed ent-

Note: Dewitt Mac- ted Press I

Kensie, Amooia

affairs writer, has lust returned to New York after a four months tour which took him through It Euro n countries. He was a menu of the staff covering the vital conferences in Germany which resulted in the dism

meat of Creche-Slovakia. Mac- Kmsie then continued his L

to the leading capitals affected b! the developments. In the follow- ing‘ story, he outlines what may ‘r rwm...“ 1:." '1.- “ml: o ore ppen gs. e w with almdground of 80 year's experience in the foreign field.) (By Dewitt Maclienzlc, Associat- ed Press Foreign Affairs Writer)

m

Apollo-way up s-mon

‘if ind rocks’ 'at the base o! Mount

has spent so much to‘! f ‘lasing among e sterl the ruins that he banana? lige oi the place. I learned oi the future.

Offers iwrecast

‘These ideas are not dissociated from the facts gleaned durlnn tho tour I have Just finished through it Elu-coean countries

. sun. in- spiration has come from Delphi iagwing for niwfivlddi’ u? ‘in?

, cc e field for l039:-- mum Foremost in the minds of ai-

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y of an arm- Russia

Burglar: Flee Leaving Loot; Arrest Made

Burglars busy rifliug McPhee Bros. Grocery store on the corner oi Prince and Dorchester Streets her», early yesterday morning fled vered leav-

ashbetw

when they were . in their loot behind, City Police sad last night. A few utcs

later a msn was placed under ar- rest by Constables Cyrus Jay and Anthony Lund. and would appear in court today. Ohiei of Police Birvwistle announced. Authorities believed a second man was - vclved in the break. kee in: watch

rapes to the store by brvaklns a window on the Dorchester Street side of the building.

When the man in the store was. disturbed by inmates of the house who slept in a room above. he fled. low/g behind a sack con- taining cigarettes and tobacco.

The break was made between

manv if take 0v and Poi

to the

I feel boiled it war. prepared still will

based a policy

tinue as e

elnpsnslo

Ukraine.

swarm g: n.

‘Fear With

ported

Dec. 4

voived. However. there is

reason to hope that such

would be localized.

There is no need for it in swcad rest of Evirvce

not even the strongest. War-scar

lv ch sorely needed riaht now. One sure way to breed tmible is to

be expected

sensatio

sclini may cause s. flurry with his tions

crusade to secure flch Ukraine.

Control of together with what he has

towards sufficient an: of the rest oi the world io

(Oon-tirruon

Lunenburg, N. of the four-man crew but names of the others were not availabl

Strong gslesswept theNorth Atlantic at the time the small craft left here.

Quick Settlement To Strike Urged

Mayor Maurice settlement oi a strike or 5.

EUBOPEAN oUTLo 0K:-~

Ukraine Looms Trouble Centre

and when Hitler tries to

er control of the Ukraine, and

plight essilv be in-

CV91? a fight

thousn

Japan‘ might intervene ni the Far East e e

hands full in Chins. Arc Not Prepared

hasn't

sure from personal in-

vestigation on the around that nu European nation. however hard-

mav try to appear. wants

And no llhlropean

fully

but we vital

for war. will come.

es have with us tine

fact that the eicchecuers oi’ num- erous nations. including some oi’ those which h boa ghe drums the hardest. are pretty a

fr... from other aspects of the ~ staicsm

ave flu!

Gil RING I. DOlMY

hope and optimism is

adopt of despair.

Adolf Hitler bids fair to con-

thc dominant figure in

n contlnenot. He may to provide most of the “rough Premier Mus-

nistiimbl . Msssuredlzvl-litlerwriipilr-

toes-

a. hold on the Russia's the resources oi the he "he him zinc Germany

independent of most l‘ 811D-

Hi8:

scour)

Graft Lost All - hands

ST. PIERRE, Mlquelon, Jan. 8 -(0P Cable) e motor cruiser Amuck,

speedy since she left this

Frenohpossession oifthe uth- ern coast of Newfoundland

for Halifax, was listed

tonight as lost with all hands.

The lb-tnn craft ’ ed by Captain Ducos of Hail- fax, should have completed the Sid-mile voyage from llalliss by Dee. ‘l. Parker ‘Lohnes of

8.. was believed

8-

, Jan ih-(APF-While ‘Ibbin quick

SUURIS

moy And Prim.

Bali night the Norwegian Karmoy was loading miter an anxious day Point Prim For a second time e lccbrceking

the C. ice off

blound waters o!-

a/t 9.30 Friday nigig.

oy and until morning before - pick “leads!

Wihen day dawned closed d0 aklng

steame which were

Point Brim, at 730

ing and. broke the e

Of

ard to Canso and Halifax.

this Province arrlvm 1.30 K m. Ln gun alf an hour

ion of the cargo

for Newer-gs N. J cargo va u strippers said Inadlng of the weather as a fem" was being used from warehouse to st

the Pota

Into Ontario

(OP)-—'I‘wo men wer

c beside a dock

pow

S. Charlottetown were necessary free the freighter and send her her Way to Sourls. The Karmoy and G. B. Brant were ca Point Hun early 8a urday after they were taken from the ice

arbor by the car night. Thethree ships

whiehugrl pieces was two feet iiliilk

yesterday morn-

hrough th ice.

Cope Bear open water was erwountered and the three ahl-p

W“ . . 1

sci up the ice-ciloker. await to Borden while theBran

seamed along the eastern

ncsday or Thursday oi this

PEMBROKE. Ont.

SHIP incurs

AFlER

EVENliili nu

Car Ferry Frees Kar-

Brant

From Ice Off Point

at Bouris last freighter S B. seed ‘potatoes in dri toe off services of the car ferry m

on ht in

Charlottetown ferry Friday left port here The ferry re- until they

Brant waited attempting to ' in th

however fog it difficult. to

possible to check

way for two

the Strait 0i Ksrmo

The y shore of g at. Souris at

ing operations be- later an continue clay and mgm until com- etcci As soon as ti‘? Souris por- steamer will move to Georgetown

dwlll

loaded the

week a

., sh will at closi to

could continue regardless

“conveyor sys- to carry sacks earner holds.

cargo is being supplied by Assoc- iated Shippers. Canada Packers and to Growers Association ng_the__trip_w__sourls_from

(Continued on page 8. Col i)

Two Men Killed When Truck Plunges

River

, Jan. 8 — e killed and

two severely injured last night when their truck, skidding on the,

2.30 d 3 .m. yesterday morn- truck k g t 31d _ lung attehipt was made to gain drivers, the head of e Boston ififlngeflflfifi§h a: relic,“ ,§,,,‘,‘,§ en mo» hr brwklns a 100k m "*1" “d PM“ mdiiimi’ ‘°' and dro ped 2a feet to the ice oi the front door facing Prince fight gift 400 carloads alum - me Muir“ River. street but another inside lock “E996 ctlld-lnfl flqflliiémn}, PM!‘ The dead are; George Mncpon- giggled efforts g thgn dgfwéligia- °"' W" 5“ m‘ “m” 'sid. 2o and “we-slay rennin», a1, En lip lflfl H 3 u ' u f h , . WM b") 9n 0n m9 mmhumr p‘ “$08233, Q Tfiey bqgieo sgloiislyaigglliregnarc: Ei- vsasze .. .. ..... ... ... I» own»- li» u» "- m Mow-r- z; l‘ . d‘V l‘ I99"! ‘i?! chlrmtmdwms m“ i122; 1'.‘.a“é§4§1°'§ii1§§ B: glioriialagltllznlillgwgeglllslllli/h llveegner, sruled ‘hold-uni’ on i!" "m1" ton ht now." ‘ an, also of Chalk River. of 9601M" ii high” "l" ° As e state board or arbitration Herbert Shields. 2a. oi Pem- tbe proprietors, IE8 P1199 and conciliation continued couder- broke. who was walking across m e1 “copra-w 0d glow enceswwllath imlgua leaders sad truck the bridge gushing i. bicycle‘, wtag TOM * l‘ WWI I Q‘ naug y 6 Swfiy ng 111C B Only loss 173d in nlIhV-i ent oi th four -old silrik t g m bfld b p; - was the pane oi g brok- m 's uiyor Wat the mil ',..“‘“’... wit.“ a §eep 51°; (‘:11 51o an‘ in the b iars in ent- J hcsise tfyylesm oi any vwsrw in irilgi,b:°kbr&l§3ni bone in a knee _0 - - an cs. , ____._____._ . . , Pair Rescued ‘G _Dalad|er.Wams reat Tasks At Sheumme ., - A .-_---. I ‘ . URNE. . 5.. J . 8v- Ahepd TcaKeep Empire Intact owl-pg“ ,,,,,,,,,§ m: y ‘ ' = ' . hellburne arisor ~ ‘i _ ,' - _ Shirl Smith, c um The meson Parliament v.- Hair , who mmsd "ma- ‘Tm ltsif) convene the nme dayhsli bu“ ‘mflmmghffiefig “b” h“ m5’ " ' u‘ ' “The three girls were p on t "I am to have est- im can?‘ ifiéhfitoyr i!" 'nin¢”°"-°'““-oi<i‘1§i.'ir. mé‘l’..ii£i.i';i‘n' mo»... n. w. "a... arm... .m.: met"... Mn ‘ ‘ v 7

Mother And Two Daughters Perish In Fire

(C. P. by Guardian's Special Wire) BATH Jan.

day resulting their home believed started when Mrs. poured oil on the 0

wk; nu i; thught to have

m hrec

kitchen

ext

flaminl - ' . 0 to the children. 1176M!!! ly burn .

All three were taken to hos- pitai, but the children died soon after they were admitted. Little hope was held for Mrs. Psulscrrs recovcry. BI"! 5h died a short time afterward.

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Borden to be there in‘ time to make the early mod-wring trip between Province and Tormentlne, N. B

its munmzun

Police Spur Wide- spread Search For ‘Quartet.

Guardian's Special Wire) tt-Poliw -

(C. P. by ‘TORONTO. Jan. night warped a wi search for four men who into the booze or David mm‘. 4'1. lafit hut. shot and ‘ 111m as e gge from the dinner table, and moaned after strl ng the body orf cash and iewe valued at about $3.000. Windsor was mo? rletor of a barbecue stand on

Y0ng7e . Windsor and his sisters.

heavy revolver in his hand. the woman told p0 . 0

Mrs. McDemlott followed man as he strode into the kitchen. Three men, one carrying a revolver. entered house and followed the first intruder. They spoke to Windsor. Mrs. McDer- mott told police. and called him by mums. "Let's go outside. Jim- mv." the first man said.

"What's the b11117?" Windsor

answered, ha -risin¢ from ms chair. The horrified quintet said e swamth his

y fired NDOIl about l8 riches from Windsor as he rose. The b ue proprietor slumped to the floor,

calling feebly for a doctor. 'I'hc men kicked the body, police gig. then stripped” it oi a. $2,500 I 8 $400 8 ll, B, e wirlst waltch and some money. ng e e- ‘Ilhey fled after rlnmi tih tel phcnefrolnthcwall.l d t m Whom doctors arrve a. e inert Brier Hill Avenue residence, W was breathing weakly, but died slwrtlay afterward. Police said the Ao-c bre bullet entered hds abdomen and tore downward to his thigh

Windsor at one time lived in Hamilton. but moved here some

time a410- Oiuicers gave robbery as a ntotive for the killing, and sa were holding several

id they s specie. Windsor had one child. in. etoml? who iimtrm?‘ was IADDBIQH LV i) 0T6

emtruotim. th swarthv cog-l niexlm dark hair. dark eves and decayed mm.

Was Native 0f l Summorside

nurses for s l wrote "Hamel-i

mail," a reference ant nurses. '

Celebrates His 109th Birthday 1

i

Edward Warren their husbands and c. f named Lorraine Bwrnell were eating dinner. police said, when someone knock

ed e door. _ s. MoDenmot

answered lit. and a. swartlw man holding a handkerchief over his lace pushed past her. He had a i

- been . given $600,000

anvumuni GAINS annuun m UFFENSIVE

Insurgent Rail Lines Menaced By Drive In Southwestern Spam.

HENDAYE, France, Jan. 8_ (APi-The Spanish Government reported today that its south- western oifcnsive had swept he- yond the Zular River almost with- in artillery range oi the main railroad line connecting Seville with northern Insurgent Spain.

On the Catalonian front in the northeast where General "Franco's Insurgent Army has lasted through the first line cf Bar- celona's defence, the Insurgent big push hammered against the second-and reputedly strongest- oi the Government's three de- fence rows.

Franco's headquarters said Gov- ernment troops had been forced back from the east bank of the Segre River in heavy fightingand driven five miles northeast toward Alcoletgc.

Breaking through the Govern- ment- llne" in the elbow opposite lerida, Insurgent rts acid. Franco's forces occupied the whole Tseiida area and also south- east/ward toward Artesa dc Lida,

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days of fiance's northern drive nullified temporarily the Insurg- ents’ mechanical superiority and eased the pressure on the Gov- ernment's Catalonian defences.

Powerful -G0vemment forces. moving through the rich Penarroya mining legion. last night ca ured Fuemeovejxma, an importer: road centre, and by drawn today were closing in on Azuaga, another road hub about l5 miles further-n west.

They also were within 15 miles oi the main Seville-salaznanca -, Railroad, Government dispatches ‘ said, and only about '70 miles from ‘the Portuguese frontier.

In three days, Barcelona report said, the Government's southern drive conquered about 250 square miles of rough country with at- tacks fanning out from the severed Cordoba-Almorchcn Railroad.

The French-financed Penarrc/ya lead mines. although to the east. ‘still have not been taken. Govern- vment commanders asserted, how- ieve, that the capture of {Fucnteovejuna cut the railroad land made possible isolation of the mining zone.

Two Asphyxiated In Quebec Garage, Third {In Serious Condition

B'I'E. SCHOILASTTQUE, Que, Jan. 8 —-(CP)—Two men died and another was left in serious con- dition after they had been over- come by carbon monoxide fumes in a garage in this village tomllea west of Montreal early today.

Stanislas Legault, 19, employee oi the garage, and Lucien Bren- neay, 30, were killed by the fumes Joseph Laframboisc, 22, was un- consious when found and remain- ed in serious condition tonight.

‘The men had entered the garage during the night and had fallen asleep in the cabs of trucks there, after-starting theengines to keep themselves warm. Armand La- frambclse. owner of one oi the trucks found them when he enter- ed the garage eraiy this morning.

A coroner's jury returned a vii dict of accidental death tonight.

VETERAN SKIPPER. DIES

enact from diadin hospital Sawmay. He was

BUDAPEST, Jan. 8—(A. out on the uncertain borders Slovakia today and Czecho-S

shells. The Hungarian telegrap

were set afire in the village by the Czecho-

and continued intermittently

(Reports from border clashes at Dovhe and

was reported wounded.)

Ungvar is about 5 miles Wm of i Murilcacs wihere Hungarians said‘ 4'1 persons were killed in an elght- I hour battle and bombardment;

BY. l

The Hungarian account. of the Ungvar clash said the Hungarians wave n0 lmmnd. and that rein- forcements summoned to the vil- lage from Ungvar were sent back.

The commander of the Hungar- ian frontier patrol said his front was first attacked by a mixed for- mation oi 200 Czccho-Siovak soldiers and Ukrainian irregular iniantrynlen. The patrol wok up defence Dofitinns and asked for reinforcements. from Ungvar,

Attack Rcpulsed

The infantry attack was. repulsed, amordirlg to official Hungarian ver- sion but then ariAllery began m fire incendiary shells which started scattered blazm in the village.

One regular Czecho-Slovak officer was reported captured.

_ g today officers of both sides mot on Hungarian territory for an inquiry.

The Hungarians stated that Czecho-Siovaks continued desullory fire even after the conference s ed, but confident that their frontier was secure, Hungarians said they sent their reinforcing troops back to Ungvar

Firom Munkacs, 25 miles east oi Ungvax, where a sunllar clash and

bardunent occurred Friday, it was reported Cxeoho-Slovaks had to an suggestions C ‘t’

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withdraw from positions at the ty‘s edge and that. the nearest Creche-Slovak troops were now sev- cral kilometers from the Cliy lim- its. It was reported Czecno-Siovaks had indicated a willingness L0 ex- change prisoners and return pro- perty seized Friday.

Scene 0i Clashes

Both clan-hes. that Friday and the One today, were on the border oi CarpaLhc-Illcrauic. the eastern ro- vince Czecho-Siovalcia. w ‘ch

ungary has desired as a part Oi her territorial acquisitions lrom , Gzecho-Slovalun,

Ungvar, 160 miles northeast ci Budapest, formerly was capital Oi Ruthenla, now called Carpatho- Ukraine. It was ceded lo Hungary after the Vienna award of Nov. 2

e the CarpuLho-ukmlne cap- ital.

As a result of the tcnsion l-lun- gary strengthened ncr frontier forces.

Troops bound northward, equip- rped for campaigning Lil the snow- bound region ox Carpatho-Ukralne, should need arise, crowded the few Hflhways leading to the border.

Strengthen Garrisons

from the east came reports Ru- mania had strengthened garrlsons along the border cl‘ Carp tho-Uk- raine, easternmost province oi

Annual Subscription Dslivslel 8J0 l, B1 lull-P. I. l. “.001 Ounadl lssl U. I. U.“

to have bombarded a Hungarian village with

The fighting, said the agency,

by Italy and Germany, and Chust‘

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RES ANEW

Several~_Clashes‘ Reported Along Newly-seq

Frontier Forges-Strengthened t Amid Growing Tension age Shelled But No Casualties,

(By Alvin Steinkopfl Associated Press Foreign Staff)

t Border

Vill-.

PJ-Fresh fighting brolss

of Hungary and Czecho- lovak troops were declared incendiary,

hic agency, in a report at

10:30 p. m. (5:30 p. m. AST) said three Hungarian houses"

of Nagygejoce, near Ungvar,

Slovak shells but no loss of life occurred.

started Saturday night

Sunday morning, with the