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Covers Prince Edward Island Like the Dew

, MONDAY, SEPT 21 ,1936

Never anchor because the wind is

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Annual subscription Delivered H. lly Mull Cunudu and L‘. B. A. I!

WGALE CLAIMS F0 UR LIVES 11v NO v.4 sco TIE

FASCIS Ts WITHIN Still Hold‘ nrrtt cttrttrrsl

Rebels Alcgfar

Charge Italy Has Taken Over Mallorca.

lly Elmer Peterson tfoplrlglll lilltfl by the Associated

Press) lllTIl THE INSURGIENT FORHIS NEAR '1‘ LAVERA

DE I..\ REINA, SPAIN, Sept. l5. by ("curler-Four columns of in- rurtuit troops under General Francisco Franco, advancing toward Madrid too fast for their iriiilcrr units to keep up with thcm. tonight were only 65 miles lrom the Spanish capitol.

Triivclling from Talavrra dc la ilcinri. this correspondent passed at least 100 of Govem- iilﬂll soldier bodies lying in fields l\lll‘i'(‘ they fell in nt- teirttttittg to halt the insurgent ldvunce.

The machine gunners of Franco's forces charged the re- treating (iovcrnment militiamen. The attackers curried their ma- thine gum in their hands and’ mcri tht tn on the run.

nit Italian dictator- tt set up on the Span- - .. Afztllorctr were ptib- ti today‘ in the ll."\\‘.\|)tt1l(‘1‘ In lolzdtrirlad Obiera. official organ o.’ ice NtltiOllftl Workers’ Federa- tozt. '

Thr- t".<‘\\~;i tpcr asserted an Italian M"? forvv had taken over coin- llete control of the Island’; Gov-

mllllﬂlt ttiiit the coiinlvaiicri and ‘

m“ sultltort or‘ tlte Spanish Fas- PAIS.

Nutttcrotts Italian airplanes. the‘

Itled Flier Killed ‘

TLIYERPOOL, England. Sept. 20- t 3m Caillilbell Black, noted brltlsli ‘M31100 flier. was killed Saturday “Siltke Azrclrome when his plnnc T43 Rttval Air-force ship collided hllc bath tvt-rc tnxiing to take off. Cﬂrttttlt-vtt Black won the i934 cfﬁlrioti-Atcibourne air race with‘ l: wt A- Scott.

“I116 pilot of the Royal Alrforcel HIM“ ml lnlllrﬂd. CdlllplJClll a“ flied en route to a hospital.

rontrtdrvrrtrs .

"Dance

I? and ice Cream at I “gm”. Lot 06, Monday, September y -‘- L-usoo. t

‘lDanc(-\1I'It!ill/Il0l'(.l1ll0, Sept. 2'2.

rion 15c. Ltuichcs sold. Good their.

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‘jmllm and Dance in Moi-ell

‘"25 prizes 25 cents Wednes-

“Yt Bent. 2a. L-6033

‘rill-is Mabel Parkmans Piano ‘l! will reopen September 22nd. t 15826. -6835-9-21-2i

"Rummage Sale, St. “lltdrnl schoolroom, ‘We: Sept. 2e, "t p. m.

Peter's Sa-turday

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"Zlllllﬁlrnted lecture, a e, M. this grill. Hearts Memorial Hall, by uw-oMerccr, of Dalhottsie Univer- e' " the subject "Geneva and b. onmllle of Nations.“ Silver col- k g "l the door to defray ex- “"- L-MBO-ll

C I10“ hit», "int ha "u:

m"! live Hogs. Lambs, and l“ at Kensington Thursday 3 59M. 24th. Nicholson Bros. "I at Hunter River some date. Wm and Olmpbeil. —6Ni-0-I1-ll

" UNA. SPAIN. Sept. 20.“ t

, with more than 1.000 sticks of dyna-

, p.m. ADT.

Fortress

In City _t

HON. l". A. DIJNNING

lllinisfer or Finance in i111‘ Dom- inion Government, and representa- tive for (lucerir in the llouse of .C0inmons, who arrived Saturday _ night. accompanied by his daughkf- Miss Katherine Dunning.

irritant trt rxnnsturtt

HAVANA. Cuba, Sept. Zu-Dyna- niite wicckcd the plant of the News- paper El Pals today and killed at least three tnrsons but police pre-

tvetited an attempt to blast the _ Diarlo de la ltlariim premises by »bi'eakiiir; warts attached to 1.000

sticks of dynamite.

At least. 20 persons were injured. Many buildings within the midtown urea were damaged. Citizens were

thurled from their beds. The de-

Rl-IIIS BACKING

White House Issues Statement Denoun- cing Opposition Press Claims.

I NEW YORK, Sept. 20 -Thc ‘United States presidential cam- paign reached its highest point to date during the weekend with a. statement from the White House denouncing a “planned attempt led 5 by a certain motorious newspaper l owner to make it appear that. the President passively accepts .the support of alien organization hcetile to the American form of government.

Such articles, the statement said, were “conceived in malice and born of political spite."

The statement did no; name the newspaper owner but New York papers promptly dcclitrcd it was William Randolph Hearst.

Hearst ls in Europe. His principal New York paper. The American printed the White House statement this morning without comment and beside it ran an eight-column story stating:

“Through its comintcrti in Mos- cow and its puppet organization tn the United States, Soviet Rus- siit is taking an aggressive part in the presidential campaign in AfllQfIC&——Ol’l the side of the new deal.

"The challenging assertion

is

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Richman - Merrill Grounded By Gale

HARBOR GRACE. Nfld. Sept. 20 —tC.P. Cable) - A SO-milcs-an- hour gale grounded Harrry Rich-

tonntion was heard for litany miles. t The historic church, Nuestra Sen-

‘ ova (le itioiiserrate, was wrecked by ‘

the blast. It is just across the street from El Pals.

First unofficial csttmatrs placed propcrtyt damage at more than $1,- 000000. One unofficial source said l more than 500 buildings were dam- aged.

The El Pats blast was sent off at. eight am. ADT.

A short time litter hundreds of 1iolicc reserves called into action found a second truckload of dyna- mite parkrd outside the Dizuio de la Marnie office. 10 bocks from El als.

Dry cell battcrics were connected

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mite. Art alarm clock device was set to explode the truckload at 12.15 Extilosive experts clipped the wires.

man and Dick Merrill. today and postponed tlteir take-off for New York until daybreak tomorrow.

Eddie Rickenbacker. American war ace. who led B. rescue expedi- ditlon to the Transatlantic fliers when they made l1 forced lattdfiig at Musgrave Harbor lost Sunday may accompany them. They ex- piesed s. wish that Rickenbacker take off in his transport plane at the same time.

opposes Roosevelt

NEW YORK. Sept. 20 —'I'he Herald Tribune says today in a Washington Dispatch that Alfred E. Smith, dcmocratic candidate for United States president. in 1829, has decided to campaign actively against President Roosevelt from nowuntil the November election.

(C. l’. By Guardian's Special WIN) NEW YORK. SUDl, ill) Th6 trolﬂc‘ born hurricane that razed ul) U"

Eastern Seaboard Tlitirsdnt‘ all“ Friday swung ctrsttvnrdly PBYW] Saturday and disstvﬂlfd “Se”

over the Atlantic otter givini New England a mild Sample of its force. All shipping has not vet ltten rc-,

Seaboard Escapes

Full Furyi Of Hurricane

reported missing with eight aboard was safe. The hurricane‘: Now York ap-

pearance failed to live up to the odvonoe notices. Nor did the best- ndvertlsed hurricane of recent years cause the damage that had been anticipated along the New Jersey coast line.

A check-up along the coast show-

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ported, but, it Ls cvldcttv. tltt- lt\\‘§ of l life and property dtttnttrtc \\ill not . ed beach contours changed, ocerin- t front roads piled with sand and de- ' wires down, jettles still

be so great as was lllisl. t-rtttutit" “ﬁfty-two o; the crow of tltt-| lrrLa, electric ruining‘ ochoqney 1mg Islntitl. ima bulkheads damaged but ported lost. Friday, were fonnrt salvr stnitdinB- yesterday phone] 5, coal barge at; W0 of three vessels unreported Lewes, net, my” h“ been 5ll\'4‘(l since the gale were safe in port to- pr-evgougty, mm. bodtm has tyceill day. No word was received from the gqund m4 m", u, mtmns, ' others. but mariner: expressed no

in“ mm“, h“ Quota“ am new concern for their ootetw.

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Services Held at t Cemeteries And The l (‘enotaph Yester- | clay. t

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Hire than 200 PrllZCi‘ Edward Is- land Great, Wat" wt-c-rtins yesterday l‘Olll0lYll)‘.‘l‘(‘(l and traid tribute to

lCOllll'L\'(l(‘.~2 who fell overseas and othsrs who died since their return ironic.

In chaigzc of Pzcsirlcnt. John Hil- Ltott of Charlottetown branch of the Canadian Lrcgion. and headed by the Irrzzttti Band the returned

‘ men paraded through Charlotte- 10\'.'l‘i stiects and held memorial tSClVlCC at the monument in Queen Square and four cemeteries. Wreaths were laid at the base of the ntontinteiit which stands for the soldiers who died in battle and on itil the graves of veterans who died while carrying on the duties of civil lifo suicc Armistice. At the Roman Catholic cemetery ‘ the office fr); the dead was said by Riv. Futlici- .\fcCar<llc. In the Peo- ples cemetery the Rev. Dr. Legato, Branch Chaplain officiated and de- - livcrerl a br.cf address. while in the cctnJciy of Si. Peter's Cathedral . the Rwv. Canon .\f.tloitc officiated l and iitztde a short. aicldress. l Some Logionarlrts went by car to

' S1 mod (‘L‘lll(‘t(‘l’_\' where a service w". held by Rev. Dr. Legato.

choirs of St. ca and. St. Peters Cathedral

t “ie l i as». c. at the cemetery services.

t Engineer Injured

l monarchs set out on a sight-seeing l M31951)’ passed through Bulgaria, on

homo to London. Cheering crowds greet

IFL Ylivc PLAIN

(B! JOHN ii. MARTIN)

lieutenant Edward Hadley Fieldcn. upon whose itittsculnr allOllldBfSl rests the enormous responsibility of flying King Edward VIII safcyg! bears his dirsltitig title casually- as casually as lie refers to his lord. I

“My boss," he calls the King. This Iifiqvcnr-olrl tiilof. who hgldg the ciistinction of being the first tot pilot a British monarch is the envy of his fellows and n pleasing sight for feminine eves. Fielden Ls strong, silent, seif-effacing and good-looking in the spruce, close- cropped manner reminiscent of the British army breed. He speaks in the clipped authoritative voice of the thoroughly-disciplined soldier.

He is Edward's sole pilot. and his title was given him this summer in line with the King's emphasis on air travel.

Safe and thorough, Fielden has been schooled in the non-risk l-ir school. Knovm to his intimates as. "Mouse," he lives quietly at, the X-fendon Atrdrome officers‘ mess- at the constant beck and call of his royal master.

The Kitttfs plane has n luxurious

seating accommodnt ion of five seats, riulio. luggage department, refreshment t‘lllllﬁ‘l‘ll. writing

bureau, and cruises at 135 miles per hour with an BOO-mile rﬂﬂie. It is painted in the brigade of guards colors-dork red and blue.

The captain of the King! ﬂight now has curled out more than 2.-

..» . . . . . t mg d““d' 5mm" “m! Kill! Bﬁris of Bulgaria. just before the two

MAONARCHI ‘My IN PIL O T’S CODE

ihimself, no novice, LONDON Sow 20_(AP) _Cap_ l dozens of machines mid has tin.“ taln of the Kitigls flight! Flight-l

tit derailment

his way from 'l'urke_v to Vifnnu and

W" of Seth. at the time Ills-l l

ed their car as it rode through l ' ' l -— P.» The locomotive, tender

iExprcss ofthe Canadian National tlta 3's were derailed Saturday at llVliiic Point. Beach. two ntilet from ‘hex-c. mild o c titan injured.

c)" of BI‘Ifl...(‘\\'lll.€I'. the " vuff red ti broken bat . id a sprained attire. None of ‘rite pas-enucrs were injured.

ha.» piloted

enslgnia of an accredited Royal Air . I Force pilot honestly earned during? world war days. l

FlflflTll did flit‘ llSlllll llllllglq. ' t schook-playcd good frt:itb_tl_ fancy caprrs on the b4\II-A.0\\I]I floor, l A — t

and drum g0 at itli foi" liatiti.

“mm m, was gramme‘, from i t_t\.ltl\\tfllt‘ Llcviiiait Zeptr. :1 Hin- Mftlverii hi‘ clitlil‘! tnivr 1hr‘ ttttt-vfd“ H .conuﬂctctl a {as ag-hour Insrlmdy a Dun,“ mend m. Hi0 west crossing of the North

,A‘.l.int:c today with the help of the jiiitri" IlllO which raked the Eastern ‘coast of the ljniied States ‘ and Satudray.

fmnilr suggested ht; thigh’, find hini n Job in Java.

So Ficldcn spent l8 ntottilis cool. lng his heels at home or" drtllylng with engines. hfeanwhlle Ill‘ cxtircs- sod it desire to join the Air Force His father put. his foot down. but one day. "IWOLISO" broke the llt'\\'$. He'd "passed" for the Ali" Force. All he

(Contined on Page 7t Li’ - LONDON, sop: 3n ..c P. Cable- via. R9Ut0TSI—Olllt".;\l circles at the Admiralty and the utt-cign office denied flatly today tit t: the Mediter- ranean cruise of sir Samuel Home. First Lord of the Arltttiralty. was aimed at Italy; and that the King's

Just Like A Woman

LOWELL, MASS, Sept, g0 __. 'I‘honks to it busy editor of o Lo-

Well paper; t; itousewiids wash!“ holiday had an ‘rttpr-ttit- political is dry. character." The WWW-V “m” " l‘ Smd-vi"? a Alfredo Slilltttrclll, \\'l‘lllll|,{ in the

stack of storm non". .\l..'ttvdny' when mrwspnpor La 5mm“, h, R(nn(\ y“.

Dunstans t

LIVERPOOL. N5. Sept. 20;-\C.‘ arid i four cars of the Hnlttnx-Yarmouth,

LAIiLI-Ildllall‘: .I\l.J.. L§\‘_.Y.. 20—-t

Friday V

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ON C. N. II. BOARD

Brenton Lee Dalv, Wliinitreg rail- way conductor, who Illlx been

chosen by C. N. ll. (‘lllpltiyrcs to f

i represent them on the t‘. N. ll. l, board of (llrectors. ll" is a native oi‘ t Charlottetown. t

ttrttrtrrttrttt rrrrr tort

l OflTAlvA, Sept. 20~Two zrtiport- l ant goveritittmi: atzvitcics will he st yin ntotton Iltft‘ toincvvrmv when ‘the board of nine EOVGYHO!" to coittrol radio broadcasiiiz; r. >ltl its first meeting, and the R.» Commission invest‘ tlttw; CﬂlIl\'-l;>| penal system holds ii~ firs: public‘ mecLitc. l

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L. W Bvoeki:tg.<:o:.. \\' f Ifl\\‘_\'t‘l' who limo.» ‘he r-riiiiig body for rad \\ l ntcct its M. SOClT " in 0 ‘ Lott

ptirp anti be to reCOiniii - (‘illKllFlliltﬁs i . tnritiagzcz-

of gcneriti

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Tilt‘ Poll? hrnirlr d hy Jr bcauii. Moiri‘ tomorrow i. block Cﬂillllll’. public l't‘i‘l(l‘.il_i! o.’ 1hr- mtd sucli other ntiiit

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Dam age

[South Shore Rail 'i‘r:tffic Is Dis- 1" u p t e d.

v li.\l.lf~‘.-\.\', Sept. 2l).—(('l']— t Belief three men had drowned while attempting to cross Lun- vtilltrrg ll-rrltor in a small punt nrlrlvrl it ht to the toll of a tropical storm that lashed Nova Ftitlllfi over the week-end, caus- ing one known death and wide-

~prt-.irl (l.r:n:i;r‘. litany was were believed to , lime 0\L'll.\li'll('lI a. small craft ’ iii which Alton. Allen and Don- l aid Mason were attempting to ere.“ a 1 1-‘! mile stretch of untur from lllue Roth» ultcre they lrft their itutonttwbiit- to their home in Eastern Point. I Alton and Donald were broth- ers. .-\llr-n their cousin. William l-‘ee, ‘ZR. Antigonlsh highway worker. was drowned * Inst night while the uild storm “as subsiding as he attentptedto swim across‘ swift - flowing Wriulifs River. swollen to five times its normal size. IYF-INEIZR INJURED an National Railways’ Yar- ntmd Halifax and south zlct‘. n‘. White .:. ll"\l' Iiverpotil. Sat- had washed Eiieiiicer J. H. exvazer. only perm-on t'l"l'flllm(‘l‘if. stiffered ~-; and and a sprained

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pitchers in Halifax they did not expect the C.N.R..

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IIiilll tide this afternoon at 2.19 and zotttorrow morning at. 1.29.

oooiiotndlbwordtirexing

Suddenly lllr‘ tclcplttittc ill his stile llngled. A feminttyc voice inquired if he had nnv storm rtotvs.

Asked what. IIIIZIM‘ of the slonn she might he intcvt-sictl in. she Rolled "well. I have a wash out on

the line and I tvottrlcrctl if I should l

bring it in." The editor though Ho woo mm

letrclay Itvortvtl tllv visits were "rtbovc all (lIl'(‘('lft‘tl l-uitlitst liztlirrtt iiiflttttnee in HVfvrlitevi-aiteziiit

llllx 5P3.

Officials dcclat-rtl Sir Saniticls trip was purely‘ of tceltnical signifi- caiicc. Hc wished to so." for him-

she should. ' self the state of British and Mrd- itlerrarnoon defences and investigate whit,

tival reamtts it \\ .1.- iii ‘tti tllldlst‘

for u“. Km: U. SW... t“ ‘AJAKOH Suit scts this evening at 8 and ‘in Franoe as ltitd rvzpuniittlz been n5“ l°'“°“'°w nmmlng M 5A6’ lplﬂnned_ I , First. quarter moon Wednesday,

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iii tit." .\I.(lllt‘ll“.lllt‘i\l| that l.i‘t_v rr. THE (‘u yFm“

the chief rival iii srn |vt\\\t‘l‘ of !r‘ll‘-lt‘fllt'ﬂ:'nllrllrll 0.45 A. If. ll‘. IL. Grunt. lliitaitt lll rt- trntl that the ‘ ‘ ' urlarltlilli 1| r\. M. ‘rm-a r. k.tt~;'.~ visit to 'l‘ttt'ktt_~.- llinlﬂillﬁflllﬂ‘ l I Null)‘ PIPFIII Hint-lay.

t; Hominy, July 13th. and

rcsttltcrl in ﬂssishlit! Britain's al- FHWIIIIW

ready improved relations with Tur-

k _‘t - t rl ii t ii . Ferry will leave

ey although l.l(‘l‘(‘ is no widen.‘ 'I“"'m|'_"“l‘_'|'pr"i' 71M N M_ m“, m." k that tlLlS W35 thG object 0i hi5 }(‘n|ve Tormenttno Pier ll lilo A. I.

until Monthly,

r-ontlirtrltu: Tilt, nn n-hlltinnnl curly morning trip

will be mmlo on ftlonrloyl. Tuesday!

on return.