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MERE MAN

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brains; horses are God-made ani-

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Ee- °“°""“;"°““‘°‘ '"5 _‘_A CHARLOTTETQWN. CANADA. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24, 1937 12 PAGES

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Annual iiubiivrlpilou I):-llii-red $500

lllll Caiiuiiu and l.'. S. A. $5.00

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CREW OF NOR WEGIAN FREIGHTER RESCUED

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REVISION OF SCHOOL SYSTEM SUGGESTEDB.i@1°kli_"F011f1¢f@1‘S

Way For Debate On Higher Taxes

Enlarges On Advantages

H o

Motorists And Property Owners

p Of Paying Additional Taxes

For Hardsurfaced Highways.

line and property taxes in the eveni of further h:i.rdsiu'flwcd highway construction being under- taken, was discussed in the Legis- lature yesterday by Premier Camp- b¢|l_ Speaking in the Draft Ad- dress debate, in which he followed the mover and seconder (Messrs. Foley and MacKinnon) the Prem- ier emphasized that the Govern- ment has as yet formed no policy. either with regard to paved high- ways or the means of financing them. but clearly hinted that such

W projects would likely involve high-

er taxes both on motorists and on property-owners along such high- ways. V He also intimated that it was the Governmentfs intention “within the gaming month or two" to discon- iinue direct unemployment relief payments. Reference was made by the Pre' mler to the series of meetings re

Likelihood of increases in gaso- 1 . _i

» Province Of Prince Edward Island

UD hllorwirll il the official

return of the remunenati

Creditors’ Arrangement

Act:

____.___._______ *iii views i

Name Address

Official Position

How Amount Paid Received

Remuneration Period Prom

To i

Arsenault, A. E.

Bell. A. F.

Darby, H. A. Desliochas, S.

Harding, G.

Holmes, G. R..

Hooper, G.

Johnston. J. B.

MacDonald. J. J. MaoPhee, H. F. McKenzie. C. E. McLaren, E. B.

McLeod, Manson,

Rogers, W. K. Saunders, A. C.

Wight. W. D. Williams, C. M. Charlottetown Printing and stationery (To Marc

Charlottetown Summerside Summerslde Charlottetown Charlottetown Charlottetown Charlottetown Charlottetown Glenfinnan Charlottetown Milton

Georgetown Charlottetown Summerside Charlottetown Charlottetown Georgetown

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Chief Commissioner

Official Receiver Commissioner

Registrar

Commissioner Official Receiver Official Receiver Registrar , Commissioner

Ad hoc Commissioner

Official R/ecelver Commissioner Official Receiver Official Receiver Commissioner

_ Chief Commissioner

Official R/eceiver

Ad hoc Commissioner

h 31. 1935)

Expenses 81,172.33 Fees $3,002.33 Per day $6,812.05 Monthly $5..68 Per day 86,161.15 Fees $2,853.11

Monthly $3,024.62

S 56.50

Monthly $2,585.19 Per day $4,183.29 Monthly $3,806.57 Monthly $2,478.52 Per day $2,625.86 Elfilerises $3,451.50 Fees $1,696.95 Per day 3 905.35

$ 27.54

'I`°i»l1 3 51-071-04 Changes were discuss

FllRllRElS CREATED BY ITALIAN ENVllY,

Claims Not a Singlel Italian “Volunteer”

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im held 1” the ““”°"“ Pm °f, raaiviian. cAMi>nsi.i. T0 LERVC Spain U11-

ll the province, urging paved high ,

. . .

wry construction. "I have 11° ! mem 10,. me payment of that um. _l tll Clifli W8! 0V8l'. ‘i°“bi° in “H W°‘1°‘»" he ‘“‘d~"““"‘l one uiiwecnsefiuontly ti-mt mil " ‘ '

it would take very little suggestion Wm be paid for' if -wer' by the (By P“,|_L,mh B,” copy,|,h¢ locall for a similar series of meet- _, taxpayers as a whole. And more 1931 by Th, HW” News Alamy) "W5 *nth* Wester" P°’"°“s “fm” than thot. it will constitute a LONDON- Mlm* 23-90111” Pi`°V1“°°- There seems t° wwe got mortgage on all the pri-qyperty of Grandi, Italian Arnbirsador, creat- “mad ° rum" mat' the Govem' the province Therefore the resi- ed 5 5e“5‘m°“ “E " E“’°p°““ N°“' ment °f me day has made up “S dr-nts of the outiving sections claim I“te"V9“u°“ 5“b’°°"“mm‘° meet' mind l’° take up during me pres' with some_.shoii1._`of logic that they mg lmday by expressing' it was Hit year Bri 8Xi'.€11Sivel`ia.1'd-suriac- me equally entitled' to mé é)éb’é'n_' -~lgamed_ the personal opinion not lug road policy. 1 may say that dmlre of similar money! for their a. single Italian “vo1untecr’ would

A nothing is further from the falcts. Sections , leave lsrpainkugtlflotlae clvélmvsvar was

The Government of the day las ` ., '. over. e as e ave asser- uot made upits mind on this sub- a rrxgx ‘€h3°°w(:"1fl%ngbi°;’“;c;Hn;g2§; tion, which he represented as

i l°°l° M “ln logical ‘argument But the fact strictly unomcm' kept fmt ot the

“We realize the desirability of thu up to me present time the communique on the days develop- mh °' p°u°y' The bcmms of a construction of hardsurfaccd high- meml' ` hard-surfaced highway were for- ways has been carried out onran A furore followed. The Russian olbly brought toour attention dur- unsound business bum do” not delegate warned such a stand

d ,ly would endanger European peace.

' mg tm mt” °“t“’““ an elf justify us ln continuing on 5 sim- French and swedish ,.epresent,,_

xgwwggtgogfe tl;;r;ei§;`,Ee{l?,:; “iff ““S°““d P’l“°lPle~ h tives saw ln it at least a threat to ,,,'1,,x,,, nd comm, 0,," ,,, Dllflns me ‘est S¢SSi°“ °f °° the Noun-silty committees ooh- clean my 31 H u faced hmm Ifil-‘l”'i'“f° I attempted "0 make it tinued exL=tence. All delegates, ln- i

' °° ' we ‘S E clear that the financial policy of |c1udm, German Ambayadm. ;

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ganIéfmmmggiiltg°C§;$:)"Cfc';§3f{ the present Government was to Joachim V09 mbbenhopv rushed

l er e d , th f,

and from Hunter River *D R“5“°°' ldglgnfdccleblddtglbrtiaowbialddcin; ol 'é)°§f;,,,1:e,,t€,uch with their home citizens of other portions Of mc revenue slid expenditure-mightbe The Em-1 of plymouth Cgmmlt.

` province were travelling through secured at me prescm level of me we Chairman and British Foreign

` “’“"“ W‘“°“ "He “°” m °° “`“‘lfl public Services of the province: Under-scream. hurriedly color.

“l’°d'; Elmer 1°’ the 5°°€ °; thi and that before we should embark Foreign gm-Cr;-y Eden and prenm '°“ °" 1°’ th” °°’“‘°' ° on any ambitious collilal exilendl- Ambassador corhln ro s whltehou drivers- And Perhaps "0 F8850" ture, :\'Jstantlal new sources of conference.

could have been more adapted to

rcveliuo should be obtained. Not

Impress °“ me minds °f m°i°rlsi5 necessarily that every bit of capl- Unexpected Tum

the bcnents which accrue-tempor-

tal expenditure which is made

arlly at least-from thc constrirc- should be paid for in me year in LONDON March 23__(Ap)__Em-_ "°“ “"5 m“l“te“““°° °‘ hnrd' which the money iS 9XP¢¥ld€d- If ope‘s long and stormv fff:rts to ls- lllrfaccd highways. o public building or a publichlllll- olate the spanish c`~.'i1 war took "An argument which the l>¢°Pl9 wav of comparative permalleliw IS an unexpected tum ton’ght with

°f me °“uYl“8 5e°ll°“5 °f the pm' constructed, then it is not logical -----

vmce Ver? lusill' bfmg to bm" in that the whole of the payment (conpnued on page 101

§“l>D01't of their demands for im- Drovements in their sections." the

sliouldbe made in the year of con- structloii It seems in me that the

Pr l , “ t th. ` _

Su(br°l‘n'ieerrsi‘Ei{:zglilll|§<`%in -Cliniilldlitetowiti g;§:.l°e% ggcsaglgeggriggogldpebfmsg_ hillllway was built, so far as the mcy of me pubm; warg in qugs- ,

province is concerned, at a cost of nearly $390,090, that no provis-

tloll.

1_2, W” made Hlfllf me _5_9l’§‘1"L "Additional Revenues" ?J_,mC,T0N_ N_ z__ ug-gh 23

` M”-'*"' "_""“"" ...An expedition is going to South

"All that we can undertake to Mm,-lcg, so improve the breed of " the Premier. ‘all goes

do, continued ‘ Empire pots .

that we can hope to d0 with 0\l1' Total cost of the expedition will

_,= present scale of revenues, is to ob- be $8,000 and the "explorers will

budget at vigil, the Lake Titsco region to col-

. blic e - feet specimens of native potatoes

"Buying live ..-Qs Albany “luis My 25th, Emerald Both until noon.

"Borden Line Club loadllls H085.

tain a balancing of our llie present standfsrigf

for use in breeding in different

pu s r

G. 0. orecn. 1.-2022-i-w-t-t-w-t-u. rgogpirioeo on_p3ge 10) var'-B 01 th3_?E‘lP_‘.’5

‘.:.':;*:‘.'._°“‘.1;’°....°_f§.%?1‘§,‘f‘;,,°‘,‘;”f,,'f,`_ Blum Defends Government -- .h 1- In' Anti - Fascist Speech

Sou Granville pr

comedy di-uns at Hope River Easier

Monday. Dance follows. .._.---

1.-s4o-a-24.31.

“Moonlight skate cornwall rink tonight, good ice. It may be the li!-St, don't mis; it. I-'-357

"seo "Noble outcast" Masvnw HBH. Hunter River by Granville Dllyers, Thursday night, Merch 25 in aid of Women! Associations.

L-851-3-24-2|.

"Annual Meeting- Ofyde River

l-Xlriners' Institute will be held in Kingston Hall, Mitch 30th at B P.M. Geo. Beer. secretary. f..-B23-3-24-lL ...___

°°Notice. The barber shop form- erly owned by the late Ei-ne~t R-clan is now opened for business. Mrs- Rum would like to see all the old customers. J. Mchsue. ii-w-_a-at-ll

(C.P. By Gusrdisn’s SP¢°l*| Wm) PARIS. March 23-(CP)-Premier Blum declared wnlehi- hi-l ““°¢”' ing opposition to Fascism in F\‘l1‘\°¢ in s vibrant defence of his Sf-Vtm’ ments handling of last week Olichy riotins-

Mgurllgng the rostrum of the Chamber of DcP\lf»i@sh £314 ml? h ting oy the als °PP°°' iloill the socialist Premier smil- ed for s strong vote of eonfidehb! and reminded the Chainber f.\llt_ his popular Front coalition holds gm upper hand in France u well

l Parliament.

MH: made clear that his s\lPi9°*'»‘ on inane io use ei/fp' i°\'°° 'ii their command to re‘~ fi UW' WW'

er.

~-The people! Front will mal!

,_iise\e!ltl1QtfMiil§lQwin|hlll‘llP

clsm in France-ivy force if neces-

he declared. f ny Rightiat deputies had pre- . ._ .d the Premier with requests for expluiations of the Cliehy bottle, which followed s French l Social Party meeting. and the subsequent ban on meetings of the social party followerg of Gal. Francois de no rooeque, often charged with rss- elst ambitions. '

The Premier declared the Social Party meeting "might be construed as provocation" to the ricis.

But, he added, "it seemed a little strong for the whole city to turn out after an insignificant ineet’ng_ f did everything I could to stop it."

Five persons were killed in the

rioting between Leftlsts. who 'be- sieged the Clicby ltlbtist nesting- md who

said.

others warned after investi- gation by Royal Canadian Mounted Police into what was termed an alleged “script rac- ket". Some scripts had been used more than once, it was

Jan. Jan Feb J an Fe-b Jan

Jan

Jan J an Oct Jan Jan Feb Jan Jan

.<=:= from both the curriculu

and administrative sian

n points.

g Discussion on 'curriculu r

_ changes" was by a c0mm"__ The H2135-foot stteanislglg rt.iillS\<l

' lee headed hy Mr Leo F no reg at Weir or B 1. “fl

e 1 _ - presumed by shore operators thot,

McDonald, B.A._ prlnelpalof distress signals from her were;

hy tapped out on an amateiii' outfit* _

“Seri l” Duty ‘.l°_.§‘."ii.".-_...i"_“3f`il`§

GATHER DAT A

alice To Be Com' meetings recently.

plle d ._ P1-opoged A new curriculum w

_A:nnex_T0 Post Of' “child ’ centered schoo flce DlS{!l.lSSe('l, speakers declared as oppos-

sitting hero or o Royal commls- visio ii for co-ordinaiin

sion on finance at a special couii- them_

llilstmxilegtllixllg of the Board of Trade V Members of the committee wliic

‘ d'.~ as tl various phases of th

The mmmlttee was appointed at pibcribsdci change weret Mrs. Glen the request of the Canadian Cham- Macphmson' Montague; ML Don. ber of Commerce. In a letter to the “ld Humm._ Earnscliffez M,- Board the Chamber referred to the James Mooney' Peakcs Station; annoiincment by the Federal Gov- and Mr' Hollis Jmkms_ D,m5¢,,ff_ emment of the appointment this M Pherson was act

ao, loss Feb. 29, 1936 |

_ao, lose Jan. ai, 1931 , 0 . .

. gg, 1113;; alan. 31, 1937 ` pelilllg S€SSl0l1S

_ , an,3l, 1937 _ io, 1936 .ion.:ii,i9ai Teachers’ T h 1° 9 _ 20,1936 .ion.al,i9ai1, day Conve . 30,1935 Jan. 2o,19ao p tign Held, L 3 1- g

_ 28.1935 Dec. 15.1935

_30,l935 Feb. 1o,193oi E . .i1.i9a-i Jon. 9.1936; hft°"”‘,:° l‘e,‘,'T;°“ “Q 1 _ 28.1935 Jsn.2o,i9aa 1 P" lc Sc 00 *Pb em -0 i . 26,1935 Feb. 10.1936' l"`0V1l`\Ce “'35 DYODUSCA . 29.1936 Jan_31,19$l'1` speakers at the afterno ' ;~)1?§§6 JJ°a‘;‘- 13;; ‘ session of the Prince E ' ' ‘ ' ward Island Teziehers Fe

llUlIE HAILS

_Charges English

Church Leaders Of Hypocrisy.

ROME, March 23-(AP)-Prem

ier Mussolini, acclaimed by black-shirted followers on the l8t anniversary of the Fascist party‘s founding, hurled a charge of “hy

today.

Standing on a balcony of th

Fascist throng that criticism b Anglican churchmen of the Ital- ian suppression of an Ethiopian outbreak was "hysterical, hypocri- tical oratory."

they called the "general massacre' in Ethiopia after Ethioplens had tried unsuccessfully to kill Marshal Rodolfo Graziana, Italian vceroyl.

“To the bad faith of others,"

Mussolini shouted, “we shall op- pose our indestructible will; to the castles of lies of others. the gusts of our impetuous and inm- pestuous truth; in the blind hat- red of others, our' conscious con- tempt."

The remarks of the British

churchmen, he said, indicated they

ers' eyes while not noticing the "beams" in their own.

Plan Pensions For

“Black - coated"

IDNDON, March 23-(CR Cahill

-Pensions for ‘iblsok coated' workers and others of limited mggrig are in bt pf\Wid¢d lllldlf I Government bill to pe introduced ln the House of Commons. Its

terms were i£a»de putlglc `

Expeyged go n a. January. the plan eilvliw only t° those who do not fell into the cat- egories at present included in Gov- emment insurance and pension plans. ciergymen. shonkeeilers, farmers, clerks, dressmakers snr. similar group will be ‘tho b8l£fi°'

1.18116! ‘

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were eager to find "mates" in oth- we met’ 5! Enslmws wed “ying

enquire into Canadian finance. The Prlme Minister had indicated the letter declared, that investigation would be made into: (sl taxation

--and more independently-within

izpheres of their respective jurisdic- ions.

Hyndman, J J Morris Arthur

Blssett.

Several of the newiy appointed

IDNDON Mltch 23-Alarm for

Duchess of -Bedford inoiuited to- nilht when no trace of her had been found more than 24 hours al- ter her disappearance on e rout-

ine flight.

Scores of land and aerial sear- chers combed a 60-mile square area ,, in the Bedford fenlands without remit. Royal Airforce planes join- ed in search for the titled 'li-year

old flier. despite mow.

The Duchess took of! at 8:80 p.

m. (11:30 sm. AST) yesterday for a two-hour trip over flooded meadows. The only clue today was that provided by s game- leeper of Monks woods, near Pet- erborough and about so miles north l of London. I "I saw a plane flying very low

over the wood.” he related. "It was mowing hard and the mach- ine diaappesred from view. The engine seemed to halt and I think

the burden to enable all Govern- llnlis °f “dml“l5i"Efl‘§“ _ 'ments to function more effectively ’”’ ‘

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Attendance.

eration yesterday.

p , we think. for ai change in

ll1i l

The Provlnelai Government will be petitioned to relieve Summersids doctors from the onus of issuing scripts used in the purchase of liquor, it was learned following a meeting of physicians yesterday.

The action was similar to that taken by Charlottetown doctors several weeks ago. They asked that the Government find some other means for the dispensing of liquors.

Sometime ago Premier and

Attornzy-General Thane A. Campbell said some doctors

| had been suspended from the , onus of issuing script; and l l

our currieulum”.

The farmers were inte

Information on Fin_ csied, he continued, and had

taken the matter up at their

needed designed for tlie,

ed to the present rigid

dM;i‘F:-°b¢1”l Cr°i¢°Il WHS HDPOIM- course of studies composed e a rman 0 a committee to - . deal with the matter of compiling of a`lar.ge lfmlibelroflsepar

'ite subjects with iii e pro- mformauon pmpamwry to me ‘ ' ‘ g l in an area known among inuriners

l V -

___i____.__ A _ Mrs. iw '

year of a Royal Commission to “age me for -vm

ing on the co_mm e I MacPherson who was ill.

Larger Units of Administration

‘systel'a:; tb) the division of fin- , anclsl powers and responsibilities mem: C°1°l‘°l L' T‘_L°v'th§}e§£ between the Dominion and Provin- A- l”“‘°“°“' °f Pnqcih ,_ m__ ees; and (c> how to secure ii more 5°l‘°°l “`“§ chairman ° d _.EL '° er equitable and practical division of mme* Which had swdie Mg

lContini:ed on page 3)

_ ..?.`:"i.2.f.‘?5;T”".§T‘.é?‘.$.‘I.'i.l?’“_.i““t‘? was Smuggled Into, his i;s1chcr,vlceL,no'.~;ldehton'qc N. Germany Hang

and se/-ret aiidis-nc" Fiidflv 1-I

The Farmers’ Credi ors Arran emen Ac E

t g t t T By Cutter_Chelan

h I tic.” e Four other ships were scarcliiilg

- members served on a somewhat . . 1 23__<Ap,l , _ , _ \

, _ VATICAN C.t5. Marci _ tile Noi ll ginn loss l, Thr~_\ \ ir:

poerlsy' at English church leifdels similar committee several years ago. Pope Pills' cncycllcal against N321 l expected to reach their dock otlilir B\c\ WORDS ll

B me meeting was informed' rellgioiis docirilic u-:is snlllgsleg u Navy Yard hc-ro lull- 'I’li\ll'sdfl_v.

. . ~ _ , ~c, -. . _

Palazzo Venezia, Mussolini told B Ann” T" SW" APl’°“"'"‘“° ll-ligi~lii;»:C<lm<(<\>x\1ilcd))sa:llllllfllxilishil “ byr hl;(llli‘l;liHu:fl1l~{E 1 / "`°»`

Y ` - .; ,- ` A - - » ;‘.""'< _ .

Altlioligh the Vatican kept silcllt inning 200 miles lo thi lc.\eiir\ ill 2

~ e/

Following Rescue

17 Members Of Lost Steamer

B 0 N V E Enroute To Boston. Help Sum-

ofl moned By Amateur Operator. e- . , _ '_"""

NE\\ \0Rl\. f\Iui'ch 213-(Ai’)--.\ l'nlied States Coast

I1 - Guard cutter sped to the side of the stricken Norwcgiaii

e freighter Bjerkli iodily and look oil" the 1,7 members of her

crew as the foundered steamer wuliowed in the Atlantic ocean some 760 miles east oi' New York.

The euiier Chelan announced to heudqiiziriers here the

£9 crew was rescued after the cuiici' :ind live other ships had be searched for the freighter for nczirly :lil hours. y “Ship leaking and sinking fast." the (`helzin \\'ii'elessed

‘lin after the rescue. The ship’s pipe line was broken. the mes- d' sage said. The l\I:lelizi_\' Radio (_`nmpun_\' picked up the mes- ' sage at its Rockland, Me., stuilon.

The steumship City of Havre, with the Chelan, was near

by one of the crew oi 17. I In response to the calls for help which began late yesterday, lhcl Coast Guard Cutter Chelan axld’

the steamshlp Clly of Havre reach- . ed the stricken \'essel`s side this, afternoon.

The East Coast Signal Servlet

at Halifax picked up a message

saying: i

“We are now alongside the Bjcr- `

kli. Further assistance not neces-

sary." _

Sights Steamer

At about the same time thc City

of Ha.vrc` rlcrtcd sighting thc Norwegian ship, \vallou'lilg licnvlly

as "The graveyard of the Allan

for tlfc Bjcrkll when ihc Cliulull and tile City of Havre arrived. They were the Hambllrg-American \ liner Hanibiirg, the City of Auck- ‘ land. the Pcillllancl and the Paris.

The Bjcrkli. bound from Nor- y

folk, Va., to Skagan, begun semi- l ing out distress signals late yc_\l- terday. saying she was "taking water." but operators and officers on other ships were puzzled for a while because the signals \vcl'ei‘.ot l sent iii the regular SOS ml1illler.l It was several hours before the l

amateur on the Hjerkli lcientlfled`

his ship and gave her approxim-

ate position.

BOSTON, Murcli 23 ~ <APl Coast Guard licziclqilarlcm tonight reported a message from the cut- ter Chelan, said the Norworgiuli steamer Bjerkli sank nl 11.50 pm. AST. l

Coinniaiider Lyndon Silcnccrsaid l

iii his nicssuge the Chr-lun iiiiuied- 1 lately headed for Boston with the 17 rescued nicnlbers of the ci'cv.'oi

The question of the -proposed , `- U, mm of im,-OMC, ,D dm _ - + _ annex to the Post Office at Chrr- °°“°°‘“"“ , ‘C m `. ` - , . l '°5p°"5e N a _ "_'°5~`,"‘“””“f*° f ' lotletown spoiling the appearoiice , mg the .d°`“mm“' mm xfrnllxiijlfrom me `°"“m°‘ mi “"9" Th” - ' uh /'/ of the building as me Board had p it was di.r‘loS?ri that oli_Cl<‘lCf\ \\-“ef Bjerkii sank about Sao niilcs cast _. `~ @_ r I

(The Archbishovs of Canterbury been il1f0l'med.'wa' referred to the l and ly, G°;,";“';,;"`(;2f_§llEg,.l5 of Boslon' i "’\f\

; civic committe d tl 11 l . “Y ony li c . . .. _ V _ _ _”"`.` , ‘ ', /`

‘md Ymk recenty attacked whnl mmsmp 01;” ing? Hgiaghar to .\lliiiiCh bl :lil liiiidcilt flcdi MAY '10[,R gQ|y1~“ ,“.R_|('_,\ (1,, VJ

-1-he proposal wa5_ me President German. _ JOHANNESBURG- Nogotlauons, gs' .;

Mr R R Ben said he was m_ This apparent iiiessciirzcr coll- have been opened by the Soiitiieiii , \

_ ferrari with the pontlff in lengthy Trnnsvrial Football Aswclntloii lofi \

ll' l *ii _

, _ _ ~' __ e,a tour of South A ics ly _ :er-

(oonunued on page 10) returned to the Vatican yesterday' , dcen_ crack Seotiisli soccer lcrlill,

after the flight. during the coming season.

(A.P. By Gusrdian‘s Special Wire)

MADRID, March 23-(AP)-

General .lose M1ajs‘s Government troops battled slowly ahead of the Guadalajara front today and held off two Insurgent assaults near Madrid.

Following up their recailture of

many Guadalajara province tovms last week. the Government soldiers drove forward on both sides of the Guadalajara-Zaragoza highway.

The Government summarizcd the

situation thus:

The main column, operating on the highway, was at a standstill less than a mile from the import- ant town of Almadrenes. 53 miles northeast of Madr’G. Resistance was increasing. however.

A Government force to the west

cf the road took two more sniall villages in the morning. Another column was moving in mountain-

jtlie pisnennsthaveeeme_d_g§1l.ff__l

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oiisoountryjtotlieeeiofdae

Search Made For' "T" 1”* _ _ ’ ‘Flying Duchess Rebels Slow-up Socialist

..._ ., .........». ........ who Drive Northeast Of Mad rid

Just northwest of Madrid. in tho

|»'and were repulsed. To the sozuli- _ east on the Juralria front, lhej'

foiled to advance but a. st1'\1§flf<’ l

went on into the evclilliqr.

Insurgent gumiers sent more

, shells into thc centre of Madrid. one landed so close io li mot'0l1 K l picture house that fumes pcneirat-E cd the building. Patrons laughed nervously and stayed io seo the picture through. 2 General Miaja, chief or the Gov-

. emment forces in Central Spain. 1 ‘ issued a new denunciation of for-l elgn soldlcrs fighting on the In-4 surgenis‘ side.

Declurliig iii n pilbl‘<‘ interview

that vmrld democracies feared "thc, phantasmic German and Italian

armies," he asserted his ti-oops had 1

l proved they were “good only for K inns rormooiun ii ot in. s.ss U. no

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Aravaca district, lllsurgeiits struck _

ed the sinking ship. They were guided io the scene by an am-

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Iii Wage Dispute Reaching Vital Stage.

(By John LeBlanc. Canadian Press Staff \\'riierl

MONTREAL. M."lrcli 113-Secrecy

clulllped clown :lil cvcil tighter lid tonight oil .lil dl-\'cl< gliliollts ill Con- aclzis raii\\':i_v ivzlzo figlil.

Lips u'v:'<= .snail-ll nil along lilo

line ns :nil ixiiioi; lc.i<ier.s dellaled all day on their general strike is- sue and lliyli offic'l‘i'.x rf lilo two inajor railways got together to coltsidvr lilo men' <luiil_ilil~ for c<llll‘<‘l;\‘i‘ pay i‘lil.=vs.

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