I l l i i P P S f i l l i (SIX). Sill Clitheroe Methodist (Wesley) Church. ;


CHOIR SERMONS -SONDRY NEXT, Mar. 22nil | Iii !


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Preachers: Morning, io?30i REV* iWvtWpKEE* Evening at 6-0 : IfEV. H . W M P ER .


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Sbfos and Duets by Madame DaisyiHindle and Mr. Ernest Allen. Anthems at each service. Gollectibns in aid of ChoiriFund.


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METHODIST CHURCH , GRINDLETON


Re-openitg Services i SUNDAY, N EX T , MARCH Mnd ' ::


! Preacher-REV. 8. E . HARPER - iJ Afternoon—-2-li5. i Evening—B-30.-


MUSICAL SERVICE I


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in the Afternoon. : Soloist : . ,


' MADAME ANNIE SCHOFIELD.


Collections!FOE Trust Funds. : t '


MOOR LA N E Methodist CHURCH I


I SUNDAY Next, MARCH 22nd


Preacher at 10-30 a.m. : ; MR. J . w . BLACKBURN


I Preacher at 6 p.m. I ' MR. C. W. BENSON


i .1 I • ■ j i I I ; ' eUNDAY Next, MARCH 22nd I , :■■ i'-;'- ■


1 ! ifereacher at 10-30 fl.iH< ; i I REV. 8. E . HARPER


r Preacher at 6 p.m. . I MR. F . BLACKBURN


CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. SUNDAY, MARCH 22nd


I REV.' JOHN A . SINCLAIR: * V Morning'Worship, 10-30.',.


' ! : Subject, “ Ataraxia.” 1 I : Evening Worship,'6.


from Home.” - :


Subject, Dark the Night and Far : j I


I Boy Soloist—MASTER FRANK HARROP.


Wo! cordially invito,you* Cornel EHmST 6HURGH, GHHBURR . r . : ^ •. '» , , . '■ I ■' •


n io u iit ZION , Methodist church i r [ i ,'r . -W ■


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WHIST DRIVE " I :


IN THE' ^ . . . Reading Ro om, ! Waddington


On Wednesday Next, March 25th I Commence at 7>4S p.m.


' I I I-.- y-“'. . I ; ^AdmlsJion, Bd.


! (including Refreshment*).


Free Conveyance ito . Clitheroe ; I


afterWhist.


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Clitheroe Royal Grammar School (Boys)


G r a n d C O N C E R T SCENES FROM SHAKESPEARE’S


“ TW E L FTH iN IG H T ”


Variety. Entertainment Junior Play. Musical and HuMOBcjus Items by


Friday and Saturday,'March 27th and 28th, at 7-30 p.m.


Adniission—Reserved Seats, 1/6, Second j Seats, 1/-.''I-


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Tickets from any Grammar Sohool- 1 ■ I '■ ! ' iBoy.i-


HOLLER SKATISG AT '


Admiuion— i • < Monday Evenings, 6d.


Wednesday Afternoons, 6d., Evenings,


- ' K ' ■' ■ 1 I'l'- Friday Evenings, Sdi *


; Look! ou


■ All buses stop at the door, out


a . * ■ L , . for Matohesi


CLIIREGOE PUISG G8URGH lea's InsGlule & FeGowsbip


: Forthcoming Comedy t i L E OF WORI G R U M P Y : 1 ■ , CONSISTING OF


1 I -WILL be held in the ' ; CHURCH INSTITUTE


I ^ iyib I Commencing at 2-30 p.m.


. Openee : i MISS A88HETON ; I Dovinham Hall.


ADMISSION, Adults jSd. Children, 3d. r i Teas and^Befreshments .


I I 'AT A REASONABLE CHAEOE, Proceeds * in I aid of Church Funds.


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A NEW STALL, PRODUCE STALL,; DIP TUU, Etc.


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Saturday, Tuesday, tiltdneaday y . U tpr. 21 jlprl22


TO-MORROW Saturday' What are you


suffering from ? Are you feeling "run down,”


: tire'd,' exhausted, depressed ? Then take


! I G I G U : H I E


the wonderful, strengthening agd stimulating (non-alcoholic) wine


1/6 and 2/6 per bottlel {cheap EXCURSIONS ¥hl


; i TO BLACKBURN I TO-MORROW, SATURDAY p.m.!


: Hellifield.,|. * Gifihurn .


... Rimington '* Chathum i .


• CLITHEROE iWhalley• *. Langho ....


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dep. 1-15 . , . 2/- „ 1-35 .... 1/6


„ 1-40 ..,.1/3 „ l-!45 , ....;l/3 „ 1-50 . . 1 / - ,, 2-0


„ 2-5 ! . ..Td ,


iRetuvh'by any ordinary train, or by special at 6-20 p.m.


ji iSk for. phrtioulars of tho L.M.S, 1


“ Save to Travel ” B ' P I


IpLkASE BOOK IN ADVANCE. C. N. S. Moorey 1.1 'Holiday Scheme.


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•Tickets and oK information from I Stations and Agencies.


' SEE BILLS. (184)


' njTqfoViiiV'ii^i'-|r -ifhe ioeal i newipaper can only


provide you wrtth thpinews^out of.lf* advertisement revenue (. eupport tho paper that give you the reports. i


0 Everything! For Health, i; HERBS AND HEALTH FOODS.


wit referred to Daniel laa the only example in history of a man who was lionised, and yet'kept his head.


2G8, KIGG STGEET, Clltlieroe. •An after-dinner speaker I witb-a turn of I


9d. I Prepared Also: with.f quinine.


! Imparts tone and j vigour to I I j . the body. ' '


Have you tried tho mow intertestinal • Laxative,, i


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for constipation, sluggish liver, kid: neys, etc. 1 Purifies the body and increases realatance' to disease. It requires no preparatioD and Is oasy to take.


- 9d. PER PACKET. Ask for Free Sample.


I , ; the Tlirilling Hookey '


’ Saturday Atternoons, {6d., i Evenings 9d. Sunday Evenings, 6d,


. A-n^T>rtTraT?T> AW T I fFTTUnriSl i r n m A i h . 'M A p r f f f C ^ A T p U B IT ,


.. :6Iiss! Agnosl-Chatbilin,. daughter of Mr. 'and Mrs. d. BrChatbui.’i, of yiotoiia-aTenue, has been anoctssful 'W vpaBsinp tha pieliinm- ory examinati'bni qualifying for State Nurse. Mus Ghatburh has for- somd time been on the staff at Victoria iHospitbl, Burnley*


The Hohe for Service


the. successful i players i being ^Mrs. l. Mrs.; Limberc,! Miss Bamber


Hustwaite [L


Hutchinson. bert,


' JUBILEE EGHO.-4-Tbo funds left over from thb jubileo colebrationsi last; year, Huva


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land oho at the lop of tibe brow, in the Old Road.| Those shbuld prove most useful, particularly, fb elderly people. > A small balande remai)iing from the ymrehase of the seats has been forwarded toithe-Ribblesdale Nursing*-Assodiation. 1 ■ ■ I ■ • WOMEN -UNIONISTS.—Mrs. Greenwood


now beiSh’ flistiosed ofi ■ Thteo forms hove been placed in position, two| in Sawloy-road


presided over |the lost meeting of a success­ ful winter programme an anged byi'the


Ohptbhm and' Downham Women Unioniats Aesociatlon. | Mrs.i Lawsin, of .Hapton, gave I an" excellent ! addrots, which nwas followed • by in number Of charades, each giving pleasure. There was a good attend­ ance. |


* INFIRMARY EFFORTS.-In connexisp wiljli the Infirmary efforts recently hold m tfhe village, Mr, A. T. BradMnw. eecretary, has received the following (etter


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receipt of your letter] enclosi: ig cheque ,valuo £48, being the proceeds of the Chatburn, Dowribam and Werston effor s m aid ofi this Institution, and I have pleasiro in onclCsing herewith the jofficial 1 receipt,


T.i DOwhurSt I General Superintendent; and Seoreljary, Blnokburn Infirnlary: ■ .!'■ Dear Sir,—I beg to


from: Mr. acknowledge with thantts Biindly i con­


support which the people <f your, distrut oontiijuo. to render in connexion with these efforts.” ! At


yeiy appreciative- tho


Chester lor his kiiioness qccouhtsr.6f officials ' for'


accorded the! effotts. meetifag.'-'


sheet which i was adonted as satisfactory. Thante were


treasurer, Ipresent jd CONCERT.-p-The aminal c mcert promoted


their Services concluded.l'tbo ’ i


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by the Church'Boys'll Club lias held in i tho Church Institute on I Saturi ay and prov^


THE sum . Great Garwood openihg iteuif of a capital |programrae^ was


in the nature of a loyal ta rleau, wheh, eix junirtmembob,' two I bearing a largo-piuon Jackleach, marched|on to the atagelas a prelude to ■ singing o: th& NntiouA* Ailithbm.: Following cara|o. a number of physical exercises, by junior mombera, ;n- trodiloing dumb-bell; drill] club swinging and kaff drill, The^o wer6].Bmartly carried out and received generous applause. iNext in oijder .was la pianb accorqian solo by Mr. L. monk who played a nopber of popular melodieo, and gave [much iplcasore. Mr. B' W,/Riddiough Submitted ^ a masterly exhibition of: club swinging. The machine-, like! precision of Ibis display earned i*U’ encore. ■ ' Gymnastids by j members, itt- eluding jumping, vaulting and acrobatics, werd highly appreciated; tlje boys petforni-j ing iwith marked ability. Songs by: Miss' Unal Wilson were ‘VOld Fashioned Town "; and|” I passed by your V indow,” which proved most accoptablo. , At tho piano, Mr.lA. Taylor was la, very efficient accom- panjst. Not the least enjoyable of VmdI various items was p Bketcli, “ Defeated.” Thoj respective characters [were excellensiyl borne by the Missed L, and M. Chatburn, j Mrs*. A. Taylor, Messrs. J. Hall, J. Dicken­ son [and A. Wilkinson, ifho made the.most' of many humorous situations. Furniture! for the staging of this turni was kindly lent by Messrs. T. Sattortrwaito and Son, ■ of Clitieroe. A new feature was the i intro­ duction of Arthnr i Tayloh and his Am­ bassadors Band, as a stage turn, in ; what was! described as a variety hour. It was a I popular innovation, the audience thorou^ily enjoying jtlie varied programme of music,' with vocal numbers finely ren­ dered by Wilfred Anness* iRowland^Ham- «


members in competition wMo presented by Mrj F. M. Osbornei ’ lllio Rev. A. E. Swdllow presidc|l. |Mr. Oeborno said tho club was a very great cred.it to Cliatburn. A vast amount of work wis done by tho honorary secretaries,' Messri. R. T,


Frank- land and E. W. Riddiougi


was of great benefit to them later on in life. For the club! to cor tinuo its useful work it was necessary to hoj^e good support and he appealed to the and cnee to give all tho help they couldj M’. Osjborno Uien handed the trophies as folows: , Seniors; i 'l Maurices Robinson (84 narks), cup and in^al; 2, Artdiur Brpwn (8! imarks), medal.' Jqniors! 1, Hartley j Astin (87 .inark6i cun and. medal ; 2, George Clafke (79 :ir(arb) medal. A hearty vote of Osborne was givcni on tl Mr; L. King-Wilkinson, s


were most important; and li wondering why there was kind for girls. Ib was make voung people healthy


.Organisations


0 proposition of iconded by Mr.


'thanks to Mr. Hl Highton. .' I


GOLF JOTT INGS. LADIES’I SECTON.


nbsday. Tho ' prize winiqrs were Mrs. H. Boothman and Miss Sh irp; Tunners-np.: Miss Dean and'Mrs.'Lanlg{ second; Miss M’ Dixon andlMrs.l T.i Wilsbn., : i


I Tn-o-balli' foursomes were 'held oni Wed- W A JD D IN G l Io N .


Congratiilatiins to Mrp. Eastham,. of Ibspital, w


celebrates ker , JUMBLE■ Ladiest Hour Stall and poni realised the excellent tea


splendid sum [of £14. vaS provided


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•Fellowship- las international the speaker's ing discussion presided. 'tho devotions.


Clitheroe: Brai Union; Mr, J. attended mei


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SALE., qommittee, a Ijnmblo sale, nein


seventyrnirith birthday. . “ Awanged by the!


stall, held last :Saturd!ay,i


FELIiOWlSHIP. —(The ■ iecretarv of tho; nch


Tin


.,ji_Sunday, afternoon. |: _The sitnatimi formed the basis, of remarks. , A most intcrcst- followeld. Mr. 0.: iBishor) Vicar (Ror. A. iBc^g) led.


... of'the I.,iagne of Nations' A; Baifnes, Inddressedia well ting of ttc 0iurc|imen’c;


*_bA on Wednesday: '■ '■ ' ■' We could state many tacts about;


ID EA L BREAD. The main reason for its popularity is the simple fact— IT’S GOOD I


' isk for Ideal Bread


TAYLOR & HUGHES TH E BAKERY


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CLITHEROE ' i- !■


Phyllis M.LIBTBR Chiropodist


Attwidi 15 , Y o r k S t .» CHIhim


UTUIDAYS. 10-80 t.1. tl 8 p.li. TUESDAYS,


2 pi. to 8 p.B.


Mrl A, Rigby as i instructor gratulatcd the members on formance.


'tdieir neat per- ! of this ' kind > could not help Inotliing i of tlio I movement to ind strong, and


and also by He con-


mond, Arthnr and Norah Taylor. , During tlie(evening, cups |and medals, won by


adopted 'final


committee he)d lasti night week, Mrl Highton, sh« I


noeting of the II.


the balance


to Mr,; Mivard ; n; auditing the 'tributes tq .the


vey to the committed, and (o all who have aseistid in any way fo make those events a sttccesb, tho -warm thanks of the Board of Management. I are


I assure yon! that the Board of


the splendid Easter Bargains in Used Cars


at 4 w e L l g a t e MOTORS :


1935 Model! STANDARD, lOb.p. J ......................£135 1936 „ IVAUXH ALL, 12h.p. 1... ,... ,. .£165 1934


1932 „ MORRIS-OXFORD) ISh.p. 1931 „ I MORRIS-OXFORD) ISh.p.


. i I lNAUXHALL ,12h.p.j... . .. .. £115


1934 „ i MORRIS,* 8h.p......' J... i........... £76 1933 „ !ARMSTRONG-SipDELEY,12h.i. £110


.. £65 ... £35


All these are saloon icars; fitted with sliding roofs overhauled. You can drive awa^ confident that the give good .Service.',.! ii ;


and have been jar you! buy will


Wellgatei Garage, CI|theroe 1224


T E L E P H O N E


Are you getting this Eastertide


i f you've not] yet seen our Variety o: ■■ Engagement and WeddingiRings surprised at the distinctivei itock


Private Fitting Room. i i


Useful Present given'with each 22Ct. Wedding Ring.


i THE LITTLE DIAMOND SHOP ” ' ' (J. W. Tll/iNEP) ---------— r—n


We can quote you K E EN prices for PAINTING, PLUMBING, or any class of ELECTRICAL W PRK .j| |


i IFe solicit your enguifiesi GEORGE H O U LK ER & SON S


124/126 ! BAWDLAND^,! CLITH EROE. I I


Phon#)02 I iEst 1868. MASSAGE AND CHIROPODY. Prompt atte: itlou to messages by Post It’s worth II


your coming it|ll more si andTimei’ a I place In events exhi This Burial In; tha weal who with tl other event.


:he extra cost to advertise events in the newspaper; because the ‘ Advertiser


lifers you without charge their Bureau el coming


mited In Market Place. I* consulted ovary day by. promoters: of ovanb keep their date clear el


I RIMINGTON.


Jlie chairman’I suggestion, i t ; was decided that'the money should-ie reserved for next year’s celobrp'ions,'


'Cliaplin pictiAcs, a drama and a comedy.; Most' interesting of all was a film taken locally at a garden party. There was a good' attendnneo and at* tho conclusion:


.'Mr, West (Pastor) extended thanks. Jim: Answ r me, Dorothy; Tcan’t bear


■the suspense Father


Dorothy; I <an’t .boar the expense of the gas and: elec no light any longer*


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any longer, •om above): Answer him.


show; was hell in the Memorial Institute on Tuesday i vening, arranged by , friends' a,t Martin To i Congregational |Chureh. The programme wi s available throngli tho kind­ ness i of Mess s. 0. Stater, Walter Booth and , Ben D idds, of Barrowford. The pictures' sho m . included . three Charlie


CINEMA Slow. - A further cinema


meeting was held in the scboolroom on WedqiSday c ening. , As in past years the meeting cr inted little intere# and apart' from: the Parii h Council members there was only - ono ritepayer present. Mr. H. Eing-Wilkinso i presided. Tho chairman said there wai £1 Is. Od. balance from the funds of tho Jubilee celebrations, and on


PARISH M: lETING.—The annual parish


{Which, of course, doesnl mean they put “ bobs” on), Of Blackbirds and Thrushes ; ' ! [ „ And buds on the bushes'v , '


Now com let its sing Of the beautiful Spring, Of lambUns at pday, i Of their gambols all day


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*4?id snowdrops and rhubarb with hpobs on. ,


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iis Iho- Walrus said: “ Tlio time'has cbmolto talk of many things ”-^ f


New Eloor coverings and Tliree-piecej Suites, ,0lf; fitted carpets and mattressek Of [BeIding which requires re-making and chair seats in need of repair.: Of our :aii s and pelmets and bedroom suites, i Of any and every land of household rep lir or furnisliing requirement. I


| AU enejuir '■■ !■ " . !'. .|!'!' ■ ■ / ’ ! FOR ANYTHING IN FURNITURE i '


Ihese are our particular business and. we , do appreciate your orders or les."'- ■ •


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T. SATTEGTHHITE i SOI LU. COMPLETE FURNISHERS


York Street and Cptle Street,!Clitheroe. T E L E P |eIO N £ 191


' At tho V Wednesday McKee, of Bubject boirg Mrs. McKee W, Dugdale Hooper pre:


csley Ladies'; Bright Hour on afternoon the Rev. Wilfrid


Ohatburn, was the speaker, his ; “ Three Notable Women.” | sang' two solos and Mrs. W. accompanied. The Rev. H.i sided over a good attendance, I


‘.‘■I shall haje to have a:flying maphino,’’


said the!EastjLanhashire Coroner (Mr- !'• Rowland) at a Nelson inquest last Monday. | “ I haveilieenlto an inquest at Langho tlii.sj morning,! I have been to Colne, and am now at Nelson, an added Mr. Rowland.


M :Iinve to go to Padiham,',’ [ S P R I N G


M r . F MEETING


M o o r e s HOU8E, 8AWLEY


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G H ER CHURCH STREET


you will be ve bold'. .


Married designs in


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CASTLE GATE, CLITHEROE.! PHOi|e number 214


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CHILDREN’S W EA R


H KIMG ST R E ET * Clitheroe. THOSE who prMer to have iheii| own Materials made u)


CHILDREN’S GOATS, iDRESSES, etc., we are at your .f iiiliy experienced wcrkmanship and reasonabie charge:.


ion of COAT AND H A T SETS always in stock - •: •: ’ |: ;.■ * ■, Where is it ?


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• <BRIPHT HODE.-r-The vi^it of the Bov. A. Tliorhber, [ of Belph, . attracted a. largo attendance' toj ,the; imeeting of the ladies Bri^ t Hour on Tuesday afbirnoon, and his address ;:was -much appreoiatW. WHIST BlUVE.-BromotM by the Co­ operative Woiten’B Guild,I a vlist drive held m the Labour Room ion .Tuesdajr night,


(Os gcnt)[, -Mr.lE. Hustwaite; and: Mrs.


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LO O S E IN 8PRING iBECOME A NECE88ITY Tie early I Spring Bunshine bIiowb up the defects in curtains and covers i


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have anticipated our cuBtomQrs requirements and can show you a '


wonderful range,'of ' ' for all furnishing purposes atj prices from! 2/11J to 16/9 per yard. |


l U N F A D A B L E F A B R I C S . [ '■ :


S t m i d o u r ■ !:!■ d ; - M . ' " ' ■ 'f


®e the new Rustproof curtain rail, wiRinot rust.or tarnish—even i: iii the bathroom or kitchen. I 1


Ourtains {made up free of charp from material 2/« a yard or over. : looseOdvers made from any 'material atia reasonable price. ! ' ■ ' . ■ ■


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Pitlem boohs oj any materials gladlylsent to any address, 1 ■ ' ' ' ' ■ ' • '• I' " ’


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Castle Street, Clitheroe iTel.165. -


Itcj ifc )|C ♦ 3|c ijt ♦ Jjnlt ♦ Ijc Jj< jjt ijt jjt ’ |J{f


Eifctrical work by Elite Radio Cp.* 'T ”


When you see that, as you ofteri must, depend upon the iesuUing job wiU be a sound proposition.


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liiifie, be^n painfii tliaa'ing SUadoiis; R i


gdtwng 'Oven-: ivitli, UeriiiL Hitler's outspokenupss; the scared i stiff! lest tliey :'loUd lebdeir.,. jlThe wayj of 'd!pll scirutable; points ot puiictilioi greater issues. Delay h'ovfeq Olio. good;! purpose: [It is' ii| day to' preteud that Hitler’ Ejiinelandi was'an [act qf a; within the meaning ,'^O


itussia! Last Sa]turday at'Birniiiq In f Looa:


of Locarpo, ibir Absten [ Chi cl'ired that under the Trda lybuld have been jujitified in the'demilitarised zone and] guarantors '(Englaiid, Italy, 'Treaty,' to march to her- 'aid. short, work has beeh madoiof .indiscretion out of Sir Austen When !he| e.xplained tbe'ipro] Treaty: -td the House of Con sir Austen Chambeiilain, <leBi made it clear that! Britain coine to the help of France ^as satisfied that (he vihlat nii.unprovoked act of aggre; by! reason either pf thpjcl frhntier pr, of the outbreak! oj of! the assembly of arm[ed ddmilitarised zone i immeiji: mjeessary.!' So fa'r so ;gO' Austhn went on to' say, | ‘ ' monstrous' crime, against Eobio' trifling infrihgement, j infringement, of these same q clauses, which do not immejdi peace!,- should bo'the cause of optbreak lof war.”. Germi nathibg more than re-enter he! hild has imade no isip of ^ Franco, : | Far from it. 3i she lias offered a pact of pe ici can judge for themselvijs Austen chamberlain last S'at| Austen Chamberlain in IDfe, ‘ All' thej efforts to; induce| 1


a (“ gesture” that is to withi frpni: the I Rhineland or part been I in yain and ha one iiasi what; earflily use it would |bi


propre, demands, tho. gestu: sihee Germany intends to : 'hi Boyeroignty whatei


Beyohd its .effects on I/n •..(nWinii which, would lea-


' tactiessneis 'in en.tenng thel .zone when tlie prober coiirsiT nhtico. [Hitler of course.i wpll t'hatjif ho had to; " hegb| iiiito the ;Rliiiieland ho w in the, np-xt generttion. France would place obstacle! and would be willi ig to coi| operation! to the end of time ; were put'off. . France is so ' largely imaginhry German mi might, hove pacts [or alliomj country in Europe,! pledging I to her aip if attackbd; slip ml sirailnr. pacts witlij Japaii' of she'could get them; but the* she; would still remain dissatl , had roped in Mark in cosol Powers failed her, that


Oh'.all sides Gennauy, is •: bll


have ■ never been cjpefiehced history, of tbe worldj -France!


colossal [dugouts


i jl-rancej .with the support Opinion,^ isuggests {hot


poet with Soviet Rhssia slil to [the Hague Trilluiiol. I Si is a foregone cojiclusiou 'tl uhhecessary. If-Franco'wel li still remains that Hie Eactj h? i Hitler’s ,'entry' into] Rl Hitler has declared from tlJ the[ negotiations thit Gcrinaif thej alliance ns alined lit li tfomd be| a grave blow- at coll anil that if she were tliup “I wohld take steps to defpiull IJrince had due warning, tl| land wojild be repccupicd. ayiiblo history of Eufopea'n Treaty of Versaillej* was 'sign of j!undertiikings brokenj bjj While Germany has pcrJorili act ; of International ''iq[™4


tbe


- j In rethrn for the smallest I o f ' Germany lEranco c*»lls l


"waged war in Morocco, -Ital 'Albania land now fcehs to find, even Britain landed.ja Slianghai and ' ushd licp wq Yangtze.!


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military I alliance With iBrif Belgium! Aft^r [all that ‘


hiiice 1930 there afe few-p^ country [who favour an lallj Europeah natiqn, but if ail France ryere cnterell into, it si paiiicd by a similar aihjtiice! Getraany if she wore attaca Wlio trusts Germahv after T ask the French. jWlioi trusj Ithly-Etliiopia? Britain :md


Hitler has. the tamo ,pg| It cannot he argued :


seriously as any leading; day.


..honour'a nev* agreement -.slier absolute squajity and 'otj hef [people. Moreover j the League ef Nation.s us I would have a betfor cliaucel , ■wifliin [than without.; I


, Wb must tak ! Germany mt| wqiild be unwise to conclud|


: with the job. Never |iii tl lms| Britain been called !on|


! jcopnrdv than it stands; in humijes^, of the jconfcreur


["wdij ld Inot ■wdii


lierj presence in t ie f I no


: - ,----- ' job.


Ivital pjirt, and t pacification, of '


lat part iirope, l,to|


! 'the I'godlwill, to Hie jfcign of


I vMfJC The King has npprovedi


j I the new Royal cypher, '| I j arc tb ' replace on cyeif Gq’ emment building: tbrmi


ltd oyej'£1,000,000. vifl


the old'cvphcr, G.R.V^’ die-sinking trade, tliel wrbuglit-jronj indusfr.vj he put to wbrle. The !


hat'eliet, to ,tlje. cstnbli


! ,cnlr moii consent, to tlie- n| 'of; international anarcbv.,


a e the ' plncp tlm i Le|J Goii ,nci ,l ' Aif


breach lof the Locarno useless to think of coming t l with him. It was the rashT an! excitable leader, but ml Gorman' people itj had' liiucl


she has


fortified 'her f ijnd .nriiiaf


Tliih dl


would the' I


delegates'!at'tie liondoa BliouldjbO a possibility of gel bubuiess. !| 'I'uo tumluiesj ot "


GET ON WI With, the ippea'rauce


! s


|(Oertified net , FRIDAY,'


sale excoeds S tly.)


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4 '. , (


OH Oil


Lights on Vcl iclei'J, To-m'(•mota 6-42 p.m* I__'


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