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Warns All Enemies Of Ge rm a ny

BY WADE WERNER. (copyright 1935 By the Associated Press) NUREDIBERG. Germany, Sept. 14 -Chancell0r Ilitler tonight defied DQmDCIWCICS, and warned Bollhc- yisis away from Germany. To the Bolshevists he cried: “A new German army is stand- ing at Germany's door." To lcmocraclcs:

"it's all the name in us whether [tcmncracics hale Nazi Germany or lot, one can love or one can hate Germony--but one could never icslroy lt." _ To the BolslieviSis he added: "lf the Bolslicvlst military

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“N.1lct~ Ytos ‘Theatre rcck. Special show. L-ﬁl2il-9-14-l5-17-18.

"scvcn-Mile Bay hull tonight usual dilnec Admission 25 cents 11-6503

"Rcscrvr Nvedneidsy evening, Scptcfntel" 16th for Play rind Dance 1115i Margaret's Hall. L-Gﬂl-li.

"fiance at ivelcome Ilin, Brack- lcy. Wctinitday. September 16th. lslalldcrs Orchcslrl. 14-0414-0-12-15. "llulnmagc Stile

Cllll(‘iil".\l School-room, cvcning, Sspt. 26 v

St. Peters Saturday

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"HTfd-‘ll Linc Chib loading, Hogs, Lﬂltll». (‘dives Albany every Wed- nesday hours 12 to 3.

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"Card Party, Auction Forty Fives HOW Redeemer Hall, Tuesday‘, Sept. 15th ill 8.30. Prize to value of $10.00. ' L-GMO-ll-IZ-Zii.

"Buying live hcgs and lambs. Albany Thursday 10th. Emerald llth until neon. G. C. Green.

L-ollfi-G-twt-tf.

."M0lltlliy meeting of the Ladies m 0i the P. E. Island Hospital “ﬁllwirlz Sept. 1o at 7 P. M. ltt

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uifgiliht 1i” DEEXNT

CHARIJOTTETOWN, CANADA, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1936

Covers Prince Edward. Island Like the Dew

ADDRESS LA uos ARMY

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‘Atlantic Fliers Come A Cropper

MBMAHBN cast

The above is an illustration of the "Lady of Peace" trans-Atlantic airplane which has come down in

the wilds of Newfoundland. The above picture was taken in Wales when a near calamity over-took the fliers Merrill and Riellman on a takeoff.

Press Search For Missing Airmen

WINNIPEG, Sept. l4-tc. 9.).- _W:lh the first clue uncovered, .s!‘l1rch planes droned over the WiidCI'l\l‘5.i of the Back River coun- "Y 0i til-E Northwest Territories today in all effort to find Flight- Coleman and Aircruftsman J. Forty or the Rqygl Canadian Air Force before winter sets in.

A note found on an empty gaso- line drum, apparently toss-rd from tiic pltlnc, was the first hint that the airmen were forced down be- cause of short-age of fuel. They have been hiissing since Aug. 17. Both formerly were stationed in Nova Scotin.

A wlreles message to Squadron Leader R. s. Grundy here told of

the K051111111

Gozvcntts Cumberland, "Thur. day ‘ “Mil the 17th. Everybody wucolnc. L-Gltil. 1

"C0010 to Bcan Supper and pso- i sir-um» at st. cannot-ht- ll: n. Fri- l

1A3’. September 18th. Admlhsi 20c. L-tiitiiini. l "C"mlI1E—A comedy in three

Eels under the auspices oi the Mon- iliillc Women's institute. Watch for "M- L-oltt-il,

"Kinkora Hall, Bingo, lunch and “ml “Vsnlnz in Kllikorzl hall Fri- “Y- Srbtcmbcr 18th, special lnusic. L~G50'l-9-15-2l

:"Mrs. Holden McLure, pupil of Pzlmlo. vocal, harmony, composition, 241° ‘"8011 by professional teachers. a. resumed teaching piano 16 Up- P" l-lllisboro Street. L-6491-1i.

t. calvltiiiidlhs llvc hogs, lambs and mn "5 at Kensington Thursday Brmmf- September 17th. Nichosoii hfm 10351118 at Hunter River same MIT- slincd MacEsven and Camp-

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t thoxlll stock. Limited quantity M“? I-iardwhent Flour, Laying km“ Meat, Scrap. etc., at very at- mmmve Prices. Buy now and save P0 IY- P. E. I. Co-Operatlve Egg g; ‘i "'1' Association.

O1 Bmclltéleeting in the interest cf Live m,“ Production and marketing ML like place in Brooklyn Bchcol, "U01, on Thursday evening, Sept ‘ml- F. W. Roper, and J. A, Giills m address the meeting and all ‘anglers interested are invited to st- - L-0478-1i.

q “Lamb Marketing. -— Lambs sold iffiliilh the Live Stcek Marketing nffrd. week of September 141i, will “féﬁsix cents Ind upward ctuntry l’ ;hl if shipped in straight dccl: 10f or completing part load hogs. ma“; sacriﬁce your lambs. Let the ‘Mr eting Board do your selling he sure. L-0i77-9-i5-ll.

,, _ ' ' i __ A lThc Fmnnl and BMW“ M Evmcl aircraft 644 found chenille north

thc finding of the note by one of the planes takng part in the search. message read: “Drums from

tof Lac do‘ Gros with message stat~

ing that one hour's gas remained and that they would fly south for 35 minutes. Search continuing."

BusyP-hnplcmcnting liew Policies

OTTAWA, Sept. 14-10. P.)—- While there is s. lull in blah admin- istrative circles of the Govfrﬂmﬂii. officials of several departments are busy carrying forward policies on- nounced last. week, psrtlcularl! with respect to the Bank of Canada. Canadian National Railways and ma. Broadcasting.

Communism

CASTEL GANDOLFO, ITALY. Sept. lip-Pope Pius summoned the world today to stand firm again-s! the thrcntenln! "nrosrﬂm 0i he"- subverslon and dcstntctiolW-Com- niutiism.

Speaking to 500 Spain's eivli war, with hi5 Word! broadcast l0 far corners of thc earth, the 79-ycilr-tllti H011‘ Film" appealed for a crusade of PYBYPF against forces that mount? "m9 very foundations of all order, all culture and all civilization."

Sadly, grieving that war in Si)?" has hurled “brother naturist W’:

refugees from

chaos "if, it is not already too late.

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Y E AR F ll Rl ALARMING KING,

Approached b y C e r- tain foreign power t0 assassinate King,

claim. .

BY THOMAS T. CIlAbfPION

(Canadian Press Staff Writwl

LONDON. Sept. l4—(C.P. Cable) l —Gcorge Andrew hfcMtlhorl, 32,‘ described as a journalft. was sen- tenced to 12 months at. hard labor by Mr. Justice Grooves-Lord at the Old Bailey today on an indictment arising from the revolver incident on consttzutfoh Hill July 16 whchl the King was returning from revimv- i ing the Guards. ,‘

Three indictments altogether, C were brought against the prisonerﬁl but on two the Judge directed a

verdict of not guilty. and the in-,

Council

Traffic Of Capt.

New Regulatishs- To Be Intro-

dlctment On which McMahon was‘ sentenced was for “producing near, the person of the King a. pistolf with intent to alarm His Majesty." In passing sentence. the Judge 111d: l “I am quite satisfied you never at any moment, had ally intention] of harming the King. If I thought] you had I should be bound in take the severest measures possible. I; come to the conclusion that you‘ arc one o.‘ those misguided persons I who thought that by notoriety you could call attention to grievance

Adopts Report Leggett

Administrator

Chief Justice yesterday was sworn ln to not as administrator for one month whﬂg

J. A. Mathieson

Licutcnant-Govcmor George De- Bloil is to be on leave of absence. A brief ceremony was held in Con. fctleralinn Chamber and the nafih

tict- by Justice A. E. Arseriault.

Fisheries Assn. Elects Officers

MONTREAL, Sept. 1~l~C. J. Morroiv of Luncnburg, N S, was tlcctt-d Iu-csidcilt of the Canadian Ztishcrlcs Association at the 21st, ffnnual inflating hcre today. A. A.

duced Gradually. Street Pavingl

which you ThOUE-{ht have not born: l{ll'l)_V of Toronto unis chosen first itticnded to.“ | vice-president, S S Matthews of

report of Capt. Leggett, head of;

featured the i

traffic regulations.

City Council.

the laying of permanent asphaity pavement on the thoroughfares:

Upper. Hlllsbom. from Eustori tol Hlllcle-t Ave: Sydney St. from‘ Great George to Prince. and from Hillsboro to Weymouill; Gfecll‘, field Avenue from Brighton Road‘ to Green St: Bayfield St. from Queen to Elm Ave; Street On north side of Rochford Square from Pownal St. to Rochford st; Street

Condemned Pope Addressing Refugees

i word “Communlsm"

"m" h’ b°"°°h°d “n "auons "m; 40-minute address dealt with the‘ oppose these great evils" to Dfﬂfni

For ‘the "persecutors" in 5110i"-

on north side of King Square from Hillsboro m weymouui: Climber-i land Sq. from Grafton to Rich-i mond.

In view of a request receivedi from citizens of Greenfield Avenue against paving this thoroughfare: Coun. Foster declined to support the, resolution indorsing the above DN- gramme.

TRAFFIC REGULATIONS

Capt. Leggctts report. submitted

Pope Plus told his audience, "we cannot and could not for one mom- ent doubt as to whet is left for us to do.

"To love them and love them with a special love born of mercy and compassion, to love them and since we cm do nothing else. to pray for them; to prey that a serene vis- ion of truth will illurnnate their minds and will reopen their hearts to the desire and eternal quest for the real common good."

The Pope did not once use tho but Vatican

sources said the major portion of his

gubyect. He referred throughout t:

Program Adopted. Electric Plant Purchase Question Revived.

Adoption of a street paving pro-,by Coun. McIntyre. recommended. gramme and of a coniprehensivein brief: i

the MmYreal “time system m3‘. drafted along the lines ill a brief 895N118 011811865 in Charmiwww“!submitted to Magistrate Martin.

warrior meetirls lost 1118M 0f the‘; to notify violators that ﬂfl 111F580- i tlon of tlaf.'ic regulations had been The street programme mfl1pl‘iS85‘I-ecorded_ ,

101mm“? men (already made effective.)

l eastern

exception 0f traffic enteriﬂs :_—_—_

"forccs of subversion"

After the evidence of the prose-i cutlon had closed the prisoner himself went to the witness box

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I _ (at A new traffic by-law to be‘:

i Canada's Foreign Trade Increases

(b) Installation of a ticket sytcni

UFTAWA, Sept. 14.—tC. P.) — Canada's foreign trade fr. August be had o. value of $143,777,762 an in- crease of $17,579,372 over tile some‘ month a year ago, according to fig- ures issued today by Revenue Min- istei" J. L. llsley. Exports of clonics- tic produce at $02,559,405 exceeded those for August 1036 by $15,883,059. Imports last month had a value of $50,243,036, agilirist $49,560,063 for

(c) Elimination of silent police-

(d) The following streets to declared boulevards and signs to be. installed to indicate ivhat the opera-t tor of o vehicle is required to do before entering the thoroughfare.

Euston St. between western limits, of City to fongivorth Ave.. traffic! gwpplflg before entering, with ex-i ccption of traffic westbound on, I __ M were *“~liT§i.‘lZi‘l.‘i.2§lli" 1.55;" 2:2... it. i]. 5 ’

5mm,“ 5:. between Qﬂefn will, City limits, all traffic‘. should stop before entering with exception of traffic from efrtem City limits from the main hlEhWBY and Queen St.

Greg; Geopgg sh, between Euston and Grafton all traffic should stop before entering with exception of tragrtc from Grafton and ‘Eustovn Sts. Elm Ave.. between Euston and the northern city limits. all traffic ghould mp before entering with exception of traffic from Elwtoﬂ St. and the traffic entering city, from northern limits on main‘ highway.

Longworth Ave. between Boston] and eastern City limits, all traffic! should stop before chlorine with?

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Film World Loses iloicd Producer

SANTA MONICA, Cal.,Scpt. 14— (C. PJ-Jrving Thalberg, the 37- year-old producer whom the film ‘ world held up as a business genius and a model husband. died un-t cxpectedly today at the beach homo he shared with his actress-waft’. Norma Shearer.

Miss Shearer, who played tlic feminine title role in 'l‘halbcrg‘s production of "Romeo and Juliet." was at his bedside at the end. She is s. former Montrealcr.

Dr. Phillip Newman: said Thal- berg died of lobar pneumonia which developed from a slight cold con- tracted several days ago.

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Outstanding Quality I! ‘l!

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Montreal. second vitae-president, lllld R. W. Gould, st-cretary- il'(‘(lSlll‘t‘l'

Importance of advertising was sires: d in the reports 0f the re- tiring president, Capt/F. W. Wal- lace, the secretary, R. W. Gould, and the chairman of the publicity corrimittee, Alfred H. Brittain.

The Donnnion Government. has agreed to appropriate $100,000 for development of the domestic fish- ing market, $100,000 for develop- ment. of tho export market, and $300.00!) were voted at. the lust ses- sion of pflrliilffltflli. to assist indig- ent flshcmien, it. was reported.

French Mill Owners Defy Government

PARIS. Slept. l4-—-tA.P.)—OWn-‘

crs of Lille tewilh mills, fearful lcst

their iilCibfiCS "be Sovietlzed," 10-‘

night defied Government efforts to gratit a 40-hour week to labor.

Owners of the mills. Wltll 35.000 workers on strike, demanded the right to prevent "establishment of Soviets" in their plants-held by the ivorkers.

Socialist Premier Leon Blunfs Government. fearing a nation-wide wove of nciv strikes. promised quick letalintitul to the challenge of the mill proprietors.

Nothing helps on the hard road of life like encouragement.

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7‘LAD Y PEA C ”. LANDS IN NE WFO UNDLAND

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Complete Round

‘Atlantic Trip

lDaring Fliers,

(Fanadian Press

the airline employing Nicrrill

fliers has been received from

plane’s propeller was damage

Rlehman and Merrill took off on

BUCKED HEAVY WINDS 1 flight i

the homeward at 11.30 P.,

-. .a t ‘to a - . h“ i m“ N h’ m“ Chm‘ h“ .M. (A. D. T.) last night. All the

i way across the Atlantic they buck-i ed head winds. They were gettingj their bnaririgs from signals out twice hourly at Cape Radio reports from Rlchmzui, who;

iworked the set aboard the big‘ iplane, were infrequent and unsatis- ' factory. ' . No ships along the great clrclc‘ route which they were following rc- ported the plane. ‘ First dfrflriite ivord they had been ‘sighted over Carnialivillc, on the‘ extreme north-cast of NeWlflllfld-i land at 2.30 P. M. A. D. T . came from thc Government postal tele-i graphs. The plane circled the vil- lage of Carmanvillc for 15 minutes apparently sucking a landing field. Then it flew to the south-ircst and came down in a ma-mh at Musgrave Harbor, i5 miles away _ The “Lady Pence" carried 1.006, gallons of gasoline which was sup- i posed to last for 24 hours. Mrs. l‘ Beryl Markhanrs tiny plane in. which she hopped from England to‘ non;- Louisburg, N. 5., ins‘. nlnt‘ days ago_ carried but 200 gallons! It, too, was forced down because 0i lack of fuel. “ Earlier radio rcports said the two i Americans were heading directly for Cape Race. They landed 200 miles to the northward. in a bleak inaccessible district, and wrc br- lieved to be in need of supplies. Throughout the day thereof-err conflicting reports of the plant‘ l» - ing sighted. Harbor Grace alrpo.‘ officials had everything in r‘ nl:~ ncss for their reception anti all . along the coast eyes were turner! l scawards, hoping for a giznipsc oi the plane, the first to make a ' round-trip crossing of t.h-- Atlantic. Watchers became auxin-u.»

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lfailﬂl and a sunny sky bee: , clouded in late afternoon, threatr-tz- i‘ ling foul weather. Definite as: r i

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LONDON, Scpt. l4 —(C. P. Cable) The King returned to London to- niglzf after a months leisurely holi- day in the Mediterranean and an unliurried trip by land mid air across Europe.

He um" flown in his tuvn DlllllC from Zurich, Swltzcrlallti, to Feltham airport and drove iroln there to London. CapL E. if. I-‘ie-lticii, Mas- ter of the Kings flight, flew to Zurich to bring His Majesty home.

Waiting the King's inspection at the Palace was a complete diary of his holiday prepared right up to date. It is copiously annotated with geographical and personal detail in thousands of press cuttings from different parts of the world.

A month ago the King started forth with the voguest ides where

King Edward ReturnlsilTo-i‘ London AfterHolida y Tour

‘tho yacht Nolilin would take 1pm.:

but. .1 traveller of such iligli pus:- tion and so popular found his uni)‘ real seclusion when the vcsst-i ov- ciwitinally was at sea for .\1t‘\\' hours

True to his itieils of duty tht- King curly relinquished his attempt to preserve incognito as the lmkc of Lancaster. 'I‘hls title, inncco. ltcvcr appeared in any dispatch.

Afu-r a few days in London the King goes to Balrnoral, following the example of his father and his grandfather, he always spent, a few

I Scottish residence. Probably he will lvisi: the clydebsnk and

Queen Mary.

them to land. No definite word on

weeks in the early fall in the Royal

inspect i plans for the sister ship to the c". rum-nun rm i Q Iiﬁfl-

Conquerors Of

Treacherous North Atlantic, Make Forced Landing.

(By E. A. Jeffery)

(Iorresptmdenli

ST. JOHNS .'\'i'lti.. Sept. l4—-Sixteen huur< “ﬂu- 1h“ hfld i-HKQH Off from Hnulhport. Plngland. in complete tit-t first round-trip crossing of the North Richman. llrozidivay crooner and his pilot, bwllilht down their his" silver and blue mtmoplane todav or. the wild northeast t-tmst nf N0\vfnund|;1nd_ ~

A message to Czlpinin Eddie Rickenbacker, manager oi

Atlantic. Harry Dick .\lel'l'iil.

said lack of gasoline forced the condition of the the out of the way coastal

settlement of Musgrave Harbor. near which they plunged their $100,000 plane into a marsh. it was

believed the

d in the crash.~

ltuunluls EVABUATE

CITY [ILBILBAB

SAINT JEAN DE LUZ, France. Sept. 14.- (A. Pjl- Government. defenders of Bilbao tonight advised foreigners to leave the city and warned commanders of foreign lvarships that the harbor would be mined at midnight,

Bilbao is filled with Government. militiamen who fled ncarby Sebastian ivhcn it was abandoned t/o the instirtzents Saturday. Float- ing explosives. they said, would be strung ae-ro Port-ilgalutto _~

San

the harbor of the

port (If Bil-

» Mosr Pcoctr. ,. Rovst ‘foo Fosrg EVEN u= wit“ Ad: a NOT, dome; ‘Aurrluuewc. 1

‘ronorrro. stpt H . ‘urn lylmlmum and nlaxnnuni tempt-ra-

toms:

Dawson l‘? 7r Aklavik I“ 4'4 Edmonton 3'7 K Regina 3R 39 Winnipeg 60 53 Toronto 5R 04 Ottawa 4? 03 Montreal 44 00 Quebec 40 G2 Saint John 42 60 l-izllilax 44 56 Charlottetown 44 54

Maritime Pro. West —Modernte

winds fair and cool. followed by

‘shmvers at night or mi Wednes-

dav. lligh tide this morning it 10.16 ‘ and tonight at 10.52:. Sun sets this evening at 6.11 and ’ rises tomorrow morning at 5N. New moon Tuesday, Sept. 15, 1.41 a. m v Suinmerslde tide i8 minutes later than Charlottetown. Tull can lrmmr

Leaves Borden 9.06 A. ll. i P. I» 5.10 l‘. M. In-nveo Tnrmenilno ll A. M. 2.56 I'- NL, 6.45 I’. l\l. Daily ext-ant Bond: Commencing Monday. July ll"!- lenntlnulng until Monday, 7th. IIII additional "my mornlnl‘ "iv will he made on lfontlerl- T'"'“7' and Saturday. "an: "vial. m" , . . Borden Pier at M h" ~ I’

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