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“Hope River Tea, Wednesday, yuly 7th. 11-1804-6-22-14-11

"st. Columbus Tea Party on July m, L-1724-6-22-23-24-28-29-30. "Dance in Iona Hall. Wednes- day, June a0. L-2130-6-29-2i.

"Travelogue at Borden postpon- ed till further notice. L-2l39-6-29-li.

"Don't forget Social. Pleasant. Grove Hall, June 30th.

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"Ice cream and dance in Sea

View Hall Wednesday ev enlng, lune 30th. L-2134-8-29-2i. "fiiaymakers" Dance Hunter

River Wednesday, Jilne 30th. L-2048-B-28-3i.

"Buying live hogsAlbany Thurs- day 1st, Emerld 2nd, until noon. G. C. Green. L-2022-1-W-t-t-w-t-tf.

"Dance Lorne Valley Hall even- ing of Caledonia Club Gathering. Webster's Orchestra. L-2002-6-28-2i.

"Rummage sale Trinity Social Hall, Tuesday, July 29. at, 6.30 ‘icloek. L-YMB-G-ZB-Zi.

"Seven Mlle Bay Friday, July 2nd, play by i Borden Dramatic Club. Dance after. L-2045-6-28-3l.

"'l‘ryon Baptist Church Picnic on lhlifch grounds Thursday, July 1st. - 14-1835-6-23-26-29.

"Reserve Julie 30th for Ice Cream Festival and Dance at St. Andrews School. L-1383-6-15-29.

"Ice cream and dance in Emer-

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Island Troops Leave Today For Aldershot

The Prince Edward Island High- landers, under command of Lt. Col. C. C. Thompson, leave this morn- ing by special C. N. R. train for Aldershot for annual training as a. unit of the 18th Brigade.

Formerly the 18th Brigade was imder command of Colonel U. G. Dawson. It is now commanded by Lieut. Col. Coiwili, who however will be absent as he is in com- mand this year of the Canadian Bisley team.

The P. E. I. Highlanders com‘- prise 208 men, all ranks-the larg- est number to go into training for several years.

Alp leaving for Aldershot Camp this afternoon is the 21st Field Ambulance, under command of Lieut. Col. J. S. Blake.

PREMIER KING TililRS GERMAN lABilR CAMPS

Informality Of Berlin Visit Of Canadian Prime Minister Is Stressed.

BY GEORGE HAMBLETON Canadian Press Stufl’ Writer BERLIN, June 28—(CP Cable)-

sld Hall July 2nd, auspices ‘Women's Institute, good music. 14-2132-6-29-21.

"Borden Line Club loading hogs, lambs, calves every Wednesday at Albany. Hours 12-3.

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"Come to the dance and ice-y cream festival at Stanley Rink Wednesday night, June 30th.

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"Murray Harbour! Murray Har- bour! C. F. C. Y. Melodiers Smur-

izly night. 25c and 15c. L~2124-6-29-1l. "Fortune Hal‘! Weekly Dnnce

P5118)’. July 2nd. McKem-neys 5 Place Swing Bond. 14-21151-6-29-30-7-2.

"Dance in Victoria Rink Wed. Pfiiifly nillht~lnusic by Charlotte- ovrn Rhythm Makers.

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"Come to the ice cream festival. danci- and bull game ni Pisquid Wrs: School July 7, 1037. in aid Women's Institute. 11-2034-6-28-11.

"Loadlnfl live hogs at Kensing- i911 ull day Thursday, July 1st. iikholson Bros, loading at Hunter River, Friday till noon. Signed Mc- Ewcn o. Campbell.

"The salvation Army Sunday School Picnic will be held on July 1.11 ill Mr. Bostvelrs Field. Dun- Eioiiitagc. Trucks leave at 12.30 and 1 P- M. L-2120-6-29-2i.

_"$l1ccial meeting of the Ladies’ Aid of the Prince Edward Island hospital will be held Tuesday, June 5'41 It til Cundali Home 3.30.

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"The Annual Field Day of the Gurnsey Breeders Association will beheld at Wellington Wednesday, June 30th at 12.30 o'clock.

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"Reserve Wednesday, June 30th for Winsloe North Tea. Carters Field. Supper served 4 o'clock. If 10E fine, following afternoon. Music. Sports. L-1467-6-28-29.

'_‘Annual meeting of P. E. I. Ho!- aleln-Frieslan Association will be held in the Agricultural Hail on “Older. July 5th at l p. m.

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"Hear Braokicy Point Young Pimple present their one not piay Ind variety concert in York Hall tbs Friday night: part proceeds in 11d of York Slmduy school.

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"Heart! Hall Wednesday, 0.30 b- m. Mrs. Keeping will give an illustrated travelogue on her re- Ttllt trip to England and Scotlnnd. Other specialties. Silver collec- “im- L-‘llazl.

ORAN, Algeria. June 28-(AP\ "r511 Air-fiance passenger Liner “as machine-gunned today by a $1218?! giovoelrnmfnt plane a few

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An informal dinner tonight with members of the Anglo-German As- sociation closed for Prime Minis- ter Mackenzie King a day active with investigation of Gcnnun lab-

or.

The Prime Minister of Canada saw labor camps, interviewed lab- or headquarters’ officials and re- hotel loaded with pamphlets and statistics. After- wards he visited the Berlin Zoo- logical Gardens and saw their exhibit of a Canadian beaver dam and Buffalo from Alberta.

Tomorrow, unless arrangements are changed, he is to see Chancel- lor Hitler and other leading mem- bers o? the German Government. It was again stressed ‘that these talks are personal and without political significance.

No Set Mission

Mackenzie King is the bearer of no mission. An amendment to the {Qevlgt _ t__11\_<l§___agreernent between

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Protestant Pastors Jailed By Nazis

(Ii-P. By Guardian's Special Wirel

BERLIN, June 2it—-R.cv. Martin Nicmoeller, militant leader of the German Confessional Synod, de- clurcd tonight 102 Protestant past- ors have been jailed in Germany in the past eight days.

Between 30 and 40 of them have been released, he said, but so many clergyman have been put behind bars that the provincial church councils have been vrtually crip- pied.

Niemoeller made his assertion during catechism instruction at a. Dnhlem church.

I-fe said, in addition, 28 pastors have been banned from their par- ishes and 25 others have been for- bidden to preach.

In two provincial churches, he dc- clared, police have confiscated col- lectiohs which were to be used for support of the famflies of arrested clergymen.

Last night Niemoeller declared in a. Berlin church:

"I suppose that I am the only Ganfessional preacher still not ar- rested."

Body 0f liuchess Found At Sea

IDNDON, June fllk-(CP-l-lnvu) -'I'he body of ‘Britain's flying Duchess oi Bedford was believed tonight to have been found by Capt. R. S. Riley of the British Steamer Haytor. who discovered a woman's corpse floating in the scn today.

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Premier Macdonald, And Opposition Leader Harrington Express Confidence On Eve Of Ballot- ing. ‘ l

HALIFAX, June 28 — (GP) ——- Nova Scotlifs whirlwind election campaign neared its climax to- night as Premier Angus L. Mac- doncld rounded off his speaking tour of the province with a meet- ing at Springhill, Cumberland County, While Opposition Leader Gordon S. l-larrlngtnn r-ddressed a Conservative meeting in the rall- way centre of Truro, Colcnester County.

When Nova Scotians turn out, tomorrow to vote at the 13th election since coffederation, they will choose between the Maclion- aid Government, which has gohe to the people on its record of an audited surplus. pavement of main highways, payment of old age pensions. and reduction of unem- ployment, and the Conservative platform of rurnl electrification. social security legisiwion, and im- proved secondary roads.

Toured Province

Botlrthe Party Leaders have toured the province extensively since the announcement of the election 3i) days ago. Tonight. they will return to their constituents. Col. Harrington to Cape Breton south and Premier Mnedonald to Halifax south. Both leaders an‘: contesting the ridings which re- tumed them at the i033 election.

Only one third-party candidate entered the political arena in the present campaign. Rev. W. G. Mer- cer, Labor willcontestCnpe Breton east against Rod Kerr, Conser- vative, and L. D. Currie, Liberal. In the 1933 election six third- party candidates ran, losing their deposfls in every case.

Express Confidence

Both Party loaders confidence tomorrow's would be favorable ' tn them. Prem'er Macdohald forcast a greater majority than the present 12 Liberals to eight Conservatives. while Col. Harrington was coli- fident at least 20 Conservatives would be victorious. ‘

Col. Harrington has charged declaration of a pay raise of 71-2 per cent to employees of the Dn-l min'on Steel and Coal Corporation, Friday was a. "$600000 bid to de- feat me in my own constituency?‘ ltfacdonnld allied

expressed polvng

He also claimed the Government was closely with the corporate interests.

Premier Macdonald countered if his friendship with corporate in- terests could get Nova Scotinn employees o’ those interests sub- stant'a1 pay raises, he was con- tent to enjoy that friendship.

Protest Anti-British Broadcasts By Italy

(C-i‘. By Guardians Special Wire)

LONDON, June Bil-Foreign Sec- retary Eden today told the House of Commons that "His Malestys gov- ernment takes the strongest objec- tion" to anti-British‘ propaganda broadcast by Italy in Palestine and Arabia.

The Ambassador to Rome mule representations on the subpect re- cently to the Italian government, Eden said, while he (Eden) spoke to the Italian Ambassador a. fortnight

ago.

"I am glad to be able to inform the House," the Fbreign Secretary sold, “that the tone of broadcasts from Bari lately has shown im- provement." Bari is an Italian port.

The information was given in re- ply to a. queltion by Lleulu-Com- mander B. R. Fletcher, Labor.

Eden said "you" tn Morgan Jones, labor, who asked if any under- taking had been given by the Ital- ian government in connection with the broadcasts.

100 PER-SONS SMOTBERED

UIUIINGKNG, China, June 20 -—<AP)-Officiaia estimated to- dny that 100 person: were smoth- ered to death when heavy storms toppled a city wall over road work- ers. Another hundred were in-

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VALENCIA, June 28~Gcrman- made scaplnnes, the Defence Mill- istry announced tonight, attacked a Spanish Government coast pa- trol planc off Cape Palos at noon today.

The planes fought a bitter air

'battic, and the Government craft

was set afil-e with one of its crew killed, the Ministry said.

The battle occurred about 1B miles off Cartllgena, in the Med- iterranean.

The Defence Ministry said:

"At midday a Domier plane from Alcazares base enagged in coast service, was attacked north- west of Cape Palos by a bi-motor German seaplane with which it entered into combat.

"During the fight the Loyalist (Government) Dornier was set afire. The British ship Nalslea. Manor rescued four crew member of the Loyalist plane and took them to Carlagene where they entered a hospital.

“One was dead on arrival at the hospital. Another, whose injuries are as yet undetermined, remained in ho pital. T\vo others, with slight wounds, were removed to Alcaz- ares.

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Shut Down Indefinite- ly As Chautemps Government Grap- pies With Financial Problem.

(Copyright, 1937. by The Haws News Agency) (C. P. by Guardian's Special Wire)

PARIS, June 29- ('I‘uesday)-— Premier Camille Chautemps’ Gov- ernment today closed the French Stock Exchange until filrther no- tice and declared a moratorium on commercial obligations. as the new Cabinet prepared to go before the Parliament for the first time with o. demand for extended financial powers essentially identical with the project which brought collapse on Leon Biunvs regime.

Without warning, the Finance Ministry published a decree 1n this morning's official gazette indefin- itcly suspending all operations on French financial and securities markets and stipulating that pay- ment of trade drafts and other commercial obligations in gold or foreign currency can be postponed on written demand by the debtor, us from today.

The date for resumption of pay- ment will be fixed by the Finance Ministry. Mcamvhilc, it was stip- illated. 11o protest against non- payment of o. trade draft will be allowed in cases where the debtor has made proper application for postponement.

During the moratorium, interim trade drafts and other affected commercial obligations will bear interest calculated on the basis of the Bank of France discount rate.

This sweeping move cnme as a sequel to last night's four-hour Cabinet council. It bore testimony to the speed with which Finance Minister Georges Bennett swung into his duties almost from the moment he hrrived here frl

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Ship Rescues Survivors i1

"The chief of the airdrolnc was. instructed by the Defence Millhter _ to visit the captain of the British l vessel and thank him in the llilllll‘ l of the government for his gcncr- ous aid."

Earlier today, a hostile warship shelled a ZZ-mile stretch. of the' Spanish Government's Mediter- ranean coast bctivccn Sagunto, 18 miles north of Valencia, and , Castellon dc la Plano, further Y north. Damage era: slight. I

An unconfirmed report saidi German ships took part in that bombardment. but observers at some points reported only one ves- sel in action, believed to be thcl insurgent cruiser Canaries. i

Assault guards at Saguntn, how- l ever, said “two or three ships" with lights out lined up ivithin a mile of the shore and rent 14 shells screaming into the port.

The Defence Ministry said it: infomiation was that a single cruiser participated in the attack. i

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Appointments

& Promotions In Militia

OTTAWA. June 2:8- Several- militia agpointmcnm and plo- moticns were aimounoed tonight by the Dcpartlnent of National Defence. They include:

Lieut. Col. W. M. King promot- ed to the rank of Colonel and to command the 17th Infantry Bri- gade at Alder-hot. N. S, succeed- ing Col. C. A. Good, transferred to the reserve of officers. Licui. C01. C. H. Colivell appointed provisional brigade commander, 18th Infantry Brigade at Aldershot. The latter succeeds Col. U. G. Dawson. trans- fered to the reserve of officers.

Return Flight 0f Clipper Postponed

BOTWOOD, Nfld, June 28 — (Gib-Return flight of the Pztn- American Airways flying boat Clipper III, scheduled for niuc o'clock (Newfoundland Daylight Time) tonight, has been postpon- ed until tomorrow.

Unfavornble weather conditions. along the route back to New York was given by Flight Commander Captain Grey as cause of the post- ponement. Fog and some rain was reported along sections of the route.

The Clipper III landed here inst night. from New York to complete an experimental flight, first of several scheduled to survey a pru- posed trans-Atlantic passenger and mail service by Pan-Ameri- can and Imperial Airways.

Held In llew York In Mine Fraud

MONTREAL, June 28-40?»- Returncd from New York where he had been traced by detectives, J. E. Mulholiand, Montreal con- suiting engineer. will be given preliminary hearing Wcclilesduyf on four charges of “giving false’ information to induce persons to become shareholders in Rubcc

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Britain’s Future Foreign Policy In Balance -—-— International

Situation Clouded.

LONDON. June 2S (AP) - I. British statesmen tonight looked to ‘l gwfhcring lllfll()l'l'it\\ oi‘ '~'[)(>i'i'\‘lil('ll for i-Iur- v . L . t

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' taine ‘ .‘ ‘ a‘ a by Guardian“, special Wm) Official spokesmen said (liw-zli lil-ltaln s futule foreign INGLEWOOIL Cam“ yum, zg- policy may hinge on its decisions.

Bodies of’ ihree little girls kidnav- ' The directing subcommittee of (he 2T-uuiiuu committee

of! Sfliurdfly if?‘ 3:53 mfitfiwlfige; for isolating the Spanish cuniiici will convene at ll u.m.

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four lnilei north of here. Ropes return to the naval patrol zlrountl Spain they leii inst week.

wcrr- lIPiI about the necks n! 1W0 Developments on the continent indicated the answers

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rnw road paralleling Lu Bren Avenue. which runs from Ingle- wood, in Ilnllyivnod. There W15 a" eighty foot long while r0111‘ 35°“ her neck. She was barefoot.

lfer sisicr Madeline. seven, also was found with rope about i181‘ neck. Their playmate, Jeunflik Stephens, eight, had been choked in sleuth.

The bodies were discovered c1069 to the site of the Olympic Village by Boy Scout". 4

'l'here were numerous ‘bruises o“ Jeanette's face and hock. Police said she had been beaten and choked i0 death by hind-

BLOCK "COMPLETE" CONTROL‘

In Rome Virginie Gayda. often; spokesman for the Fascist Regzmef declared Italy and Germany would, not accept a “complett” patrol of, Spanish coasts by Great Britain? and France. That. he said. wouldj favor the Spanish Government. l

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in the Mediterranean“, without Italy and Germany, he declared in ‘ . _ (‘barges MlSilppfO-

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The ilivno children apparently were attacked by the fiendish kid- liapci’, 1.10.104‘ said, although they atvaitcd an 1 ‘p _v for verification. Dresses urre riz.~.\i'vnlrrrd and pull- ed up around the girls’ necks. They t

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