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Read by Everybody Covers Prince Edward Island Like the Dew

CHARLOTTETOWN. CANADA, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1936 l

PEAMTHH

llllsh Work To Fortify Madrid

"l By The Associated Preso)

while Government troops in the

gold allivered under the driving jg: and first chill blasts herald- W quilter's approach, every man, "mm and child in Madrid was Mom! last night to work on forllfiwtlorla within the capital it- lelf. .'l‘he bitter weather hampered flovammcnt forces as they slashed mr rain-mired roads to attempt to Item the advance of Insurgent force! at Navalperal dc Pinures, vpldcﬂlllqlltdl and Casa del Quie- pgo-kgy points in the defence of lfadrid.

A Government force lftempting lo recapture Sm Martin was trap- ped in a heavily wooded region lliree miles from the town, hemmed by three mlurnns of insurgents.

. Insurgent officials at Bnrgos, said the Madrid troops were "bottled

- Ip" with no avenue of retreat.

comma fViENTi

°'Bllow—-Morcll Wednesday. 14-7108-10-10-12.

A "Talkies-St. Peter's Tuesday. L-7198-l0-l0-12.

"Seven Mile Boy Thursday, Oct. lltli. card party. L7249-10-13-2i

"Dance at French River Hnll, Wednesday, October l4. L7854

"Seven Mile Bay t0Ilighl—ilSllIll'

lance. Wellington Orchestra. 1.7248

"Borden Friday. Oct. 15th. card party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bielvhen Doyle. L7249-l0-l3-2i

"North Wiltshire-Come and laugh, concert and dance, Wednes- tiay 8.30; 25 cents. 1.7240

”Birlzo and dance in C.M.B.A. Roll. Vernon River, Wednesday, Oct. 14th. L7239-l0-l3-2i

"Dulce in Corran Bann Hall, Wvdnesday, Octoer 14th.

11-7079-10-7-12. "Rt-Elihu Monthly Meeting

Ladies Auxiliary Protestant Orph- "illﬂ. legion Bldg, Friday, 3.30. L-7147-l0-9-3i.

“Dance at Pea-lies Hall Tuesday, October 13th, in aid Charlottetown “ties Bowling lxram.

LJIZZS-IO-IO-Zl

"Billing live hogs and lambs, “billy Thursday, 15th, Emerald 19th until noon. G. C. Green.

L-5l13-6-tWt-t1.

"Come and enjoy a good chicken ﬂipper in Marshﬁeld hall this ev- "1108. October 13th, from 5 to l0 P-"l- 1.1250

“"7711: monthly meeting of the [Idle-i Aid of ilie Prince Edward “m! Hoﬁliital Wednesday at 3.30 PM at the hospital. L7B55-10-l3-2i

"Dance in Springton School wedmsd“. October 14th. Lunch lﬂrved. Proceeds for school.

- L-7l36—l0-13-1i.

"Borden Line Club loading hogs, N. calves every Wednesday at

Albany. Hours lz-s. L-8972-10-M T w tf.

"B00111 evening-W. H. Home's $11M. Wednesday, October l4, aid wk5°ui~ii Milton Women's Insti-

- Admission 25 dz 15. LVHZ-IO-III-Zi

‘HIM interested are invited to “a '- liii-‘Bi-ing oi the Borden 0c! Show on Wednesday evening, Mmhber 14th at 8 p.rn., Fox Show

' L7247-l043-2i

‘awhile to Clyde River Wednes- w’ "shins. October mli and lieiii m. Edwin O. Johnaione, B.A., speak

h" trio to Also good we t - Admission 10c and 20c. If m! i181" unfavorable following ev-

"l- L-7l6l-l0-l0-l2.

Jghiiﬂly) concert and dance aid amt-y n-nd- Hear Mrs. Arthur n ocibber 14,

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others North Wlltshire t 30. Admission including m",

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It is a duly to be faultless all strong no less than lovely.

Annual Sillilrrlptlnn Delivered $4.00 ll, Hull lllanudla 5nd U. B. A. $1.50

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STURM CAUSES SLIGHT DAMAGE IN PR U V I N U E

42 Mile An Hour Gale Sweeps Over P. E. I. Communication Dis- rupted.

A 42 mile an hour gale accom- panied by rain and hall swept across Prince Edward Island yes- terday afternoon, uprooting trees and disturbing communication sys- tems. The wind attained its great- est velocity between three and four oclock in the afternoon.

Trees and telephone poles were reported broken and tossed to the ground by the high wind. The plane from Moncton experienced some difficulty with the wind but landed at Upton Airport without accident.

No reports of serious damage had

been received last night but huge waves foamed over the breakwater at Borden where the S5. Char- lottetown docks and seas pounded up on the shore all nloilg the coast- ns the storm swept over the pro- vincc.

At Wi"lght's Bridge on the St. Pctcrs Road a fallen tree made the road impossible for motor traffic. A post carrying electric wires was also down in this section.

At Canoe Cove a. large birch trcc, fallen directly across the road, caused considerable inconvenience and damage to passing motorists.

In Charlottetown several trees were snapped off by the wind and carried down telephone and light wires. _

On the Southport road a tele- phone pole snapped off at Mr. Raoul Reymolld‘s driveway,

Telephone lilies in many sections of the Province were down due to trees fiilllng across the wires. Line- men worked last night to restore communication on the more im- portant lines.

Telegraph lines escaped serious damage. The greatest trouble was pear Hunter River where a. fallen tree disrupted service for a time during the late afternoon.

The _ thermometer dropped twenty degrees in a few hours yes- lcrday, from 60 to 40 above.

A rising barometer" inst night in- dicated fiilc cool weather to come.

llies From Burns

PICTOU, N.S., Oct. 12——(CP) - Tcrribly burned in a fire which burned his iiolne in Grosse Isle, Magdalcns, last week, Rueben Ran- kin, 33, died in hospital here late Sunday night. He had been brought to hospital by the steamship Lovatt with three relatives who WNI also burned in the fire.

Austrian Troopers Ride Bucking “War Horse”

PUl I BE MAKE UNUE SEA R U N FUR BURElANS

$100 Stolen From Two Charlottetown Offi- ces Over Week-End.

City Police announced last. night that intensive efforts io locale the burglars who brake llll0 two busi- ness establishments over the iveek end and made off with o\"cr $1,000 in cash and valuable papers hail been unsuccessful.

Entering the Baird Drug Co. of- fices on lower Queen Street the burglars nlnde off with the safe and its contents, $700 in rush and approximately $20,000 worth of or- ders of twine for next year's dc- livery.

The office of H. H. ltfzirsllall and O0. on Kent Street was cniercrl and $300 taken from the safe which had not been locked.

At the Baird Co. the IICZLVZLHSI. loser was Mr. George R. Keefe, thc manager. $000 of the $700 taken bc- longing io illm. The break was dis- covered Saturday morning by Mr. Hume Keefe, son of the manager. He found the glass in a small will- dow beside tlle front door on the side where the lock was located lmd been broken. A cushion out of a stolen car had been used to deaden the sound. The safe, weighing 100 pounds, was believed to have been carried away in a stolen auto- i 7' _ '__.__._ Jl Continued on Page 9.

Nazis Leader Predicts An

International

Trade War

HOP‘, Germany, Oct. l2-—(AP)— Rudolf Hcss, German minister without portfolio, predicted tonight an international trade war unless Germany regains her lost colonies.

"Guns instead of butter," was the Nazi slogan today, said Hess. He ampliﬁed this with an assertion that Germany was forced to im- port so many raw materials for re- armament there was no money left for the importation of foodstuffs.

Unless "the world gives Germany colonies having raw materials," Hess declared, "Germany will be forced to expornq any price, thus impairing the exports of other na- tions."

If given back tile colonies taken

her own territory the raw products which shc is now forced to buy abroad," Hess declared.

Hess did not further amplify his

“export at any price" assertion, but said: ' “Hitler's resolute foreign and

political actions gave Germany po- litical independence, and by deter- mined economic-political actions Der Fuehrer will achieve the nat- ion's economic freedom.

"We all know what huge quan- titles of raw materials we need to keep our industries going and to safeguard work for millions of lab- orers through complete rcarmam- ent.

"Der Fuehrcr docs not do things half-way. As the world in arms forced us to relrm, we do it thor-

from her after the Great War. Germany "then could produce iaN

‘athu’ .

""1 Kllhners inside. The picture was made i=1

In"! "l" 111050111 war tanks canhurdle almost any obstacle is plain. in this striking ‘phtjlo ‘Austria: trek high in the air as it gocs ovcr a barrirr at fulll speed. But ron an s l war juggernaut. hits the ground again must be left to the imagination-or to the pilots

of Whil- ilﬂlilwns when

an this

ﬁrm)’ maneuvers recently near Brock, Austria.

OTTAWA, Oct. 11.-—Unlcss. con- ditions change radically for the worse in the next six months Fin- ance Minister Charles Dunning will be ill a. position to lay before the i030 session of Parliament a much. bligliter financial picture than he anticipated when deliver- ing his budget address last May 1.

Mr. Dunning estimated 2L grand total of $509,000,000 would be need- ed for all purposes during the cur- rem fiscal year which storied April 1. I-Ic could sec revenues from all sources amounting to only $387,850.00’), compared wlili actual revenues of $372,100,000 tlic previ- ous year. Hopeful of some better- lncllt, IlO'i\'i‘.\'Cl‘, he estllilliicrl for a deficit of $l00,000.000. compared with o. deficit of $l62.l01.000 the previous ycril".

Revenues Increased

For ill: first half of ilie current fiscal your, however, real-runes from all soilrrcs have incicasvii $74,748.- 000 compared Will} the Sﬂllli‘ period of inst year, while (‘._.l(ll5lil‘0S over the same period. fol" all pur- poses, decreased, 111010.30 $17,000,000.

Assuming that revenue velocity is maintained during tlic second half of the fiscal yenr and ex- penditures kept down to the slime ratio as during the last six months, -the deficit in ihe next budget would fall considerably short of the es- timated $100,000,000.

It is quite likely, however, that extraordinary expenditures, such as those for ordinary relief, employ- ment and drought emergency meas- ures, will boost the total disburse- _~i--———-Z~J~

Continued on Page 9.

Finance Minister Predicts Brighter Fiscal" Statement

Big Increase Girlie-venues Report- ed By Hon. ‘C. A. Dunning.

MANY“ NNUNYEU IN l. , N U U N

Police And Spectators Clash in Anti-Fas- cist Parade.

LONDON, Oct. lZ-Mmly" people were injured, Jewish store window's were smashed, a motor-cal" ivas overturned and 24 persons were arrested when 10,000 anii-Fﬁscist demonstrators marcllccl Llvxcilgh the east cud of London yesterday’.

The procession, ivliich inclurlcri many women, sonic wiill chiidrcn, moved fol-ward iii groups. most of which carried rczi flags nlthougll a. detachment oi‘ 3,000 cx-scrvicoineli WllS headed by Union Jacks null ii banner inscribed “ct-service men's organization against l-Klscislii." Ilczidcrs hlld prc\"i-:u:1_',' cxhorivii their fcllolvcrs to Ol‘df‘l‘1llli‘*§~ which was obeyed until ilie 171R)- ccsnion \\'.".S approaching Vicioria Park. Here youths among iiic spectators gave the Fascist salute and charged into the ranks of tho marchers.

A squad of 100 police held in readiness in o. side street drcw their batons mid clirlrgcd.

Police chased Fascist supporters out of the park and formed a pro- tective cordon round the march- ers. As the procession was return- ing in the dusk, headed by mounted police and ex-servlce men, the po- lice repeatedly charged’ the crowds on the sidewalk who were shouting Fascist slogans.

Tea for every Purse

"SAMMY

TEAS

TNRUUUH F I UE

PRUVINUES

Early Reports Place Deaths at 310. Flood W aters Wreak Hav- 0c.

BY It. l’. (‘RONIN Associzllcil Press Stuff‘ Writer DIANILA, I'.f., Oct. ill-rill’) -—

Floods intensified tonight. tllc li0r- rors of 1i destructive typhoon that swcpt ﬁve provizievs oi‘ the Phil- ippine Arehipl-lllgo, killing at least 310 persons, leaiving hundreds of

ing WIlﬂIi‘ districts.

Sivllllrn wziicrs oi‘ streams in the central provinces of Lunn directly north of Manila, carried bodies of men and animals. interspersed with the wreckage‘ of numvrnus frail buts. 'l‘l'ecs in the lmvlands wcrc dnttrd with refugees who had fail- cll in rczlch higher lcvcls before the typhoon and heavy ruins sent sirmms ruqinjg from their bunks.

Wliilc thesi- hundreds ivrlited for fond and rescue from the Rrd Cross volunteers, populations of other villages hastily" strengthened weak- ened ilykcs that momentarily thrnnicned in coYLipsc and ﬂood larger IIITQS.

The iiplioc-ii swept over Luzon for 40 hours Friday and Saturday. whirled scsuvnlxl and then passed over tllc island zlgzliil Sunday. T0- dny it was extending its destruc- tioii in lSllllClzi. Province to the llortliivssi, isolating the province.

A new disturbance was reported liiovillg ill the general (lircciinn of ilie islands. Forecasters estimafed it ivouid miss ilie Philippines but probably would strike southern Japan.

Damage unis ivorsc in Jucva Ecijzt

Confirmed on Page 9.

s Million Foreign Bars Visited ilanada

MONIRLJAL. 002-. 12 -—— (C?) — Nclii-ly 5,000,000 iorcigil ilioior cars. provzriill: the lllzljor portion of Cnniilllts {Ollllri revenues, visited the Ilniiliillilzi dining the l8 nlonilis ended Jilnc 30_ 1930, it “as shown today ill Ll. l"01.\.>l"t issued by Royal Blink of Cnllncla.

down on his promise to take her with him to Stockholm, Bjolkvall shook his head and said: "No nothing."

Bjorkvall, who said his plane dc-

veloped engine trouble early Wed-

oihers unaccounted for. and isolat-

GALEWEEPSIN/ew Brunswick’

Orchards HardHit

Damage EXpec-tgd- T 0 Run Into Hundreds Of Thousands Of D01- , lars. Snow Falls In UpperCanada.

(lly The (‘zinlidilin Pun-x") Storms raked I-Jnsicrii (‘ziliudzl (i\\‘l‘ the Thanksgiving week-end. c:ll"\'in'_>" l1 great swath oi‘ lllimllirc in the .\lzll"i- I limes and cilveriliu" pziris 0i‘ NIUPIVJI‘ and ilnilirio with un- ‘ seasonal snow. "

The toll in Nuvzi Huniizi Zlllfi .‘Ie\\ llriln-"ivick l‘llll inio hundreds 0f ihllilsunds of fi()II2'.l‘~_; a- lipple Qrinvers sill"- veycd OITIHIITIS SIFUWII with izllleu Ililli llnrl ]lI'(l[)i‘l‘i_\' own- ers counted up dzimllgi- in g;:ii<~->v-"i",;i huiliiiilgs. .

About ﬁlbtltltl barrels flriﬂllfliiW were blown down irl Nova Scliiizl. Allin)’ fiew lll'llli:<\\i<-li olrllilrilie-"ie: suffered losses. though not zl.~; hezivy us‘ ill the r4l<i('l' province. (‘old hi! hard.

Snow fell heavily in Northern Ontario. At Cochrzine, 1 1-2 inches covered the ground.

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