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MUTIBN llF BENSIJRE l8 BEFEATEB

Will Not Sacrifice British Honor And Vital Interests Says Premier.

LONDON. July 2G —(Cl‘)— Prime Minister (lhainhcrlaiin lo- iugnt pledged uie tlillliiiiiillit: rc-l sources and military might of Great Britain to “the establish- ment and maintenance of peace" i on all troubled uorlil fronts but not at the price oi‘ “Britt iiolior 1 and British vital interests .

lie announced that Viscount I Rtliciman, former cabinet min- ister. would go to l’ hi1 as “in-- vestlgator and tor" l1.i_ tween the (‘zeciiiisluinli (‘inverti- mcnt and its iurliulcnt Suileten German minority. .

lie told an intent liouse ofl Commons that if u. solution of‘. the dispute between (‘zcchvlsin-i

viikia anti its zilltniioniy-serkiiigi Germanic and other minortles ‘ rould he found. “i should fcel that 1 the W11 is op-t-i again to further effort n general zippcasciniint.".. Great Britain's yiolicy- hail cou- ; tributed to a better iitmospln-ri- in Ellrflllfl. he said, zitliiiiiz: “We in. lend to pursue it." ‘Phrriuchoui Ellflllll! tension \ iich “six months ‘ ‘I0 W85 llilllfffllvfl" has abatrtl

UPllI-JLD 151' VOTE ;

At conclusion of the last fosclcn policy debate before i.1ie ion; rc- ‘3955 beBlns Friday. ilzc 20\i‘ll‘ iciit was sustained by a itiiii o1 3T5» to 12B the House rejecting ,1 Liam-u; motion of censure.

. H15 GOYQrnment. M1‘ Chantibtrl .in PNlTllSed would strive fo .111 . acuation of foiciirn :~ Spain. If such a iii: ..ll

Spain's "msnrvte to the pin-- Europe" the Pl‘ll7‘.i[‘ f\ll‘i l i- "I think we shi 1 a settler-menthol 1J1; sin t1on"-the hitlic-io 1:. able obstacle to tiilill-i 1 Anglo-Italian ea- .1- 1i

In his 511-1111111111- i the. Prime Limiter iil~n hi . . 111.11 Britain niiz-lit ycl give siniii l1l'lli or aid to China: l1i~1d out 1mi- foi-

art ‘early fl§1't‘\"lilt‘ill ill And. Am- erican trade ni-untiuiio i Announcrd that. $111111 ~11 iii i

gent. authorities had tl‘l‘t“1’i British propcsal for 9f bomblnq". of Brrl-h s

Paid iribuie to CW" , ler for a "notable uc>t1nc.... protcctlcn of 1_*"'it"c" in ihc A:i..ili.. 1 German natval iL!-!l‘C?li1(‘ll'..

:1 i1‘. vo- i illili lltil

$5.1m tvruii” ’ M;

"Wednesday is Dani-c Nntlll. 1'1!- Yhe Highlands. b—1201<11-1l~l~

"Talkies-Canoe Cove l-‘ruluy. Li-iHiiJ-‘I-Lll-‘li. "Shirley Temple, Ycoyc_"l‘_l_n_-ya Montague. Saiui-ii L-ull) ~1-.- "Talkies—-Crap-.iuil llliiiir. tiny.

ni-zcui- A nil-ill.

"Mladame Doycl. iii-all 1114s wince. L-oliol4i-

"Shirley Tcimile. Sourl. Al-iiulal‘.

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"Dance at Victoria Rink every

Wednesday 11111111. 11-1071-6-7-1l-Tucs-\Vcti. Li.

"Buying livc 1114-... at Albany Thurad 28th, lllincrulil l-‘1"id1y' 39th un i noon. u. C. urccn.

"Dance and pr _ cette family iu Thursday. July ".15.

"Ice Cream Social iii Alexandra July 27th 111 aid oi School. if not fine. followlnt: 111K111.-

11-3375-7-26-21.

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"Bazaar. Icc Crcain and lMllvC. Bellevue School. Tuesday. Iiuuust 2nd. Kllmuir Orchestra, Ii not ilnc Wednesday. i..~3~l.1‘l-'l-27-ii.

“Come to the Women's instituti- lee Cream Festival at Allmny V11- l e School Wflincsday c\c1ii1ii.1,. Juy 21th. L-34~l'l~7-‘.Z'i-li.

"The New zenlimd Dramatic

Club present their play al St. Teresa's Wednesday. July (Zlllli. _.; irc 1-

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CHARLUFFIYFCWN, CANADA, WEDNESDAY, JULY 21119581

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Accidents Send illllllilEflklil iiliidl Piiblifi‘

Law Is Designed To

.S'ix To

Six Charlottetown young people were in hospital lost night with in- juries received in two automobile accidents yesterday afternoon. ‘The ii-sst. a collision between two cars on l.\l0ll Street shortly after one o'clock. sen: 12-year-old Louis Doyle. son of-Mr. and Mrs. Domi- nic Doyle to the Charlottetown Hospital ivlth serious injuries to his licud and side.

In the secondpwhlch occurred at (ii-lock at Cross Roads. three 1 -l ‘s from Charlottetown, four Girl (‘iuirli and one vounq man. all of ltclown. were seriously in-

. lllllll'i‘(lili‘fli Audrey Hender- son, in ihc Charlottetown Hospital with injuries to hip. mouth. nose. and lu-od: Louise Avard. in the Princi- lliilward Island Hospital with iiuiuas ii> her hack; Joyce bank, iii the P. E. I. Hospital with cuts on her lace; Lavinia Bonnell. in 111i.- P. E. l. Hospital with probably iractiircd r1 s and a fractured an- kle". l-lai-l "Cap" Brown. d1"e1- of the ca in which the izirls were .i"s. is in the Charlottetown .-.111r.il with iniurics to his left lei: and pelvis. . The exact extent oi thi- iniurics could not be deter-

l niiiici"! uii'_il today when X-ray ex-

(llllililililtlll will be made. it was bilK . l O'i_ll£‘1' Girl Guides. pHS5CligEl‘S ln the 1311x1111 car included Jean Bev- iiii. Hil-lll. Lank and Blanche HOW- ail. 'i‘11c_v escaped with a shaking 111) aiiii some bruises and were re- ciiicriii-s at their homes last night iicm shot-k. . '1'" - ‘tfitiPliii occurred at the in- ii-1.»-."i on cf the kiiasoiufioad with the ~11! ltoad. 0n the Charlottetown side of ihc Cross Rcatls Church. . mitt thre miles from the city. The ivh car. takinz the girls l0 their "Jetown homes from the liil’ camp at Brudcnell Riv- wuh an Irvin: Oil Com- " driven bv Charles .c .\.iiliei~ Clarke nor Joseph !!1\ who “'51s iii the truck with . \\;ii- 11"., ire 1'11‘ truck was

Iturninlz east of!

Resigns Seat in 111.5. Legislature

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(‘.-\.‘.il’i".lTi,li'l'O'.\', 1 . B.. July 26-11111. ll. F. G. Bridges. speaker of the New Brunswick i. lhllliilfl‘. announced tonight that iu :1 lcticr to Premier llysart he had resigned the po- .-'1.iiii1 of Speaker and said he uuuiil sit and act as an indep- enilent member of the legisla- iurii until dissolution of the pr: nt llouse.

cction cf another cabinet miuisicr from Saint John, enm- ttii- cui-niiuitioii of a ion: si-iic. oi‘ cvr-nts," was given by 115'. iiiiilzzi-s as the reason for his action.

‘lather Killed By lightning Bolt, Children Burned

lily The Canadian Press) llcitlut Burbuldyze. o! was killed lodav and bill.

("Xl“.‘('i(‘(i to (lie. 'l‘hc

(Iiy The Associated Press)

iliiyli Japanese

Dance after play. wcbsa anti-a. L-3321l-7-25-3i.

“The annual authoring of thi- Bllottish Clans 0f P. E. island uu-lcr the nus ices oi the Caledoniim (Jlub will be eld at Uhm 0n Angus. 10111. The usual programme of

sports, dancing and nillP iuu~ c isi .1 9i.- , paow beinii prepared. F1111 WV‘ -_11- iiliuroiv. slicllsxi river banks to mgafigfégg“ ggclikrid““dcng't'fi;olu'of " 1”"- l-"37°2""~ -"- K111111111; 1111a broken the Chinese

"Just unloaded at sptical prices

flour. chick <crntclr girvuiiiu, illil~ll corn, bran, l)i'll'll‘\' iucal. etc. extra lzcod qualltv wheat. For extra production and ca: size iii-i n li 0f our iavinu Mush. Slime piici-i; hon members bui n 1 pziillis. l’ I Cri-operativc F-rl: and P1111]. Association. L-33-t9-7-25-27-30

ithiiitlc‘ (:1 ‘.\‘ \ ‘ m“ hext stand 103 miles below

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Ikow. Chinese _ which neutral embassies were re 1 ported urenarinlz to evacuate. (iunlxiai: slcauiini! iuih- sircirl". 1o ‘licnkuichen. were

whcr

i i tien (Ihiliese defences. it Tlglil iiiiales up

‘l1 utrziiiisi or alr haw t oblcriive Kulirr: iiviiiiit 5.11111] of Kiukiamz.

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i.\i.~i!.iii."..~ ltPllfi UlliO the’ 4s _Roa,d to 1i sleeping f_=1_11"1,\;_,c_<-n11-1114-1211}

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CAltAQUl-TI‘. N. 13.. Jilly ZG-Jitilrs.

Six instantly Auc g

three of‘ her children ivere laidly burticd by the same The children were rushed to lwsiplial at Tracadie. where one was

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liizlitnliic struck during a 1c "re electrical storm in this dis- ..

Japanese Push Up After Capturing Kiukiang

SHANGHAI. July 27-iWednes- forces pushed up the Yauiiisc River today from new- i\'-('.'l))l1lti‘<i ‘Kiukiaiuz toward Hun- pi-ovlsional capital

up the 30-

mqwctcd to make

iie Japanese column strllfik 05 " to the westward the Yuiitrise in a_ <ll‘l\‘l‘- Naiichaiiz. main Chl- ceniral China. of this column 111.15 ain resort l4 mil"

liltliouch Chinese i-NON WP" 11°‘

Hospital

while the Brown car was procecd- , inlz west towards the cit-y. 'l‘ne cur apparently struck the truck on the rluht front corner, and con- tinued on to strike a inur iooi bunk turning over four iimcs, Nlountcd Police said judging from theniaiizs. The car came to rest on its ' facing in the opposite direction. so far as it could be learned ai, least several of the occupants of ihe car were thrown clear before the ma- chine came to rest.

Apparently the driver of the c111" believed he had time io pass in front of the truck ivhichivas uirn- in; out on the road. 'I‘he collision. t police said. appeared to have taken place near the south side of this

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road. The car came to l‘i‘.>l some‘ distance from the truck on ihci pavement and shoulder on the

south side oftthe road.

Brown. drivci" of the car, was unconscious when picked up. The injured girls were said to have been semi-conscious. All regained consciousness shortly after, how-

ever.

The car. a '34 Buick was a com- plete wreck. The truck had thc bumper, rltzht icudei". \\'i1E‘L‘l,S.Dl‘llll.{ and right end of the axle (lama-teal.

LOUIS DOYLE INJUREli

Louis Doyle. l2 was injured ivhcii a car in ivhich he was ridiu‘: driven bv his brother, Lloyd l.)01.'l-.-‘ was iii collision with a ca" ch-iw 1 hv Clarence Nlilffllistlii. Noii-h P‘ cr. The accident occurrcrl on i? 1 Street near Government Paiid Dorie car pullcd out to pas parked car ii-ithoiu moth-inc the on (‘fi-llllilr; Mirchi n“ ca". pnli-w said. The two nvicliiiii-s side sw . r1 each other. The iniin-iwl rcr- \- tliroivn tn the pavement. and pi ed up unconscious, l‘! i not lrn ivhethcr tlir- ricer opno. the seat. in ivhlch he iva rltliu-i‘ c-v-ii r1 wit-h the force of the coll‘ ion or whether the bay alienipirii iniump when be saw a smash ci-iiinf.

Last. nicht the boy \\'il\ 1 iWII-(‘fl to have regained conscioii ll’>_\‘ and

Injured W11 a ii liifle Discharges . Accidentally

Questioned in the Prince l Island Hospital )'i‘.‘-il(‘l"(l.l._V 1111.1. is a patient Arl-liur Lcijliiii, :0 .~..ii1 of William hcClaii". Sliiiihoite, . he had rcceiicd a uui1-.-~-1-.o. ‘Atliliiti in the groin Tu any w.1>11 Li: and

a young Jar-vi; boy \\(‘l'i‘ 1115111.‘; target pHlCRlCC iilonu " tlil- north shore sand dunes '-\llll u ‘ r1111-

He ivns r1- ".11 favorably" 1w 11c The accident oi " "d when he 11nd 111s y uuq shooting 111011;; the ;J'\ll1i diini- near 1111c fishing shack oi T1111! J1ll‘\' . father or‘ his coi1ii1.11:i--11. 11

lvllv: down on his back \\"ill rifli- ziimcrl l1i‘l'il.\< hi. k1- sciil 1hr gun .hppcrl 111x11. and r i- ". tho bullct lvih in his o1

Land At Azores

l RTA. Azure Jilly 2o -- 'l‘\-.'.1 ‘atlantlc air riial. iii-- ick-a-back seaplane AIi-rcii: he Gcrnuiit (‘liltllillli w .111‘. eer. landed here 1111s alii-i- noon after uneventful survey flights from North America.

Two hours and l0 minutes before the Mercury. the (‘it-rman plane arrived from Port. \V.i~lllillYiOn. N. Y.. at 1.20 p.111. GMT 110.20 11.111. ADT). The Mercurv covered the approximatclv 1,500 miles from Bot-wood, Nfid.. in seven hours and 38 n11nutes.__________________

Ya n gtsel

1n Killing. which has been the ref e of 150 foreigners. their re- tree up the mountain on which the resort is pcrchcd miizht draw severe flizhtintr to the city's 11.11- brooches.

From l-iankow came dispatches saying the British. French. United States. Soviet Russian and Italian embassies were making quiet prcp- aration; to move to Chunklnc. r100 air miles deciiri‘ into China's iiiicr-

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Yantzise line and said it was only a matter of time r" "l the defences collapsed. Occupa Ill of Kiukinug marked a Kain oi i5 miles in three weeks by Japanese forces which have driven Chinese from the zreiit cities of Peipinsz. 'l‘lentsln. Shani:- hai and Nankinit in the 384 days

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“PEACE WITH HONOR, f’ PLED

1- 111i." Czechoslovak

, iiiid liuniiiiiily."

. localareas in Maniiolm and Sn k-

Covers Prince Edwardl Island Like the Dew

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TTwo Automobile "hiiuiiitiiits

1o PACE-S»

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Knit Nation In t o l-lontogeneous State.

(.\.i". By Guardian's Special Wire)

PRAl-IA, Czechoslovakia. July 26 governments iii of the nationalities statute ..11rt1 to settle the re i1b1lc‘s muiorllcs problems was pu lished, iiinitlui wit-ii a prcainlalc which pioiiuscd u "spirit of democracy

‘Phc iiroposcd low. long awaited by European diplomat; who ‘car the governments dispute with its Germanic minority over the (llvls- 1011 of uovcrnincnt authority will 121111 an cxplusmlii threatening peace. tlLl'1i1l't.'i.l Czechoslovakia shows by inc statute its willingness to bring lllu iariuus nationalities in the wunuiv together in n. spirit of hor- niony.

_'1‘lie draft declares all nationali- ties .~l1:1i1 have the same ri hts, 11nd declares race. language an re- 1.31011 are not urounds 101" (it-signat- lll‘: Difiaffll-i as politically tiniz-lioblc.

itpporlioiiment oi positions in the 0l\_‘li slate service would be deter-l. 111111011 by the percentage of popula- 111-111 of each minority. irliie an. iiizinsinttivivposts iii the DPOVlXICBS ivould be ill.~:i"ibiitcd accolxling to the ilciccntzicc of the minorities ll pulaiion "in that district.

A11 c..~cni. ~11 i0 membcindiii) in

" rout)‘ is kiiovvlttigt- n1 ulllilie. according .. -i-.1 low, Avotv-J-l 0i n11- would be possible only on l1.1<l full mastery of the

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‘w. .111 tXtlllllllfi. a Czech woman Villa: ll ijieriuaii could profess .11.1i1 nationality only if she i lilo (icrmiui language and . ‘ it at liouic.

A Wlllllis m. forcible fltlliillmllli- mild be punishable by a ' six months to five y to induce dcnallon- 1101i would be punishable by lPllVtS of six months to a year. 'i‘ii1- llll'i'l‘»lil‘i? |)l‘0\.(lt*s for distri- biitioit oi covcrnint-nt. money among s for cultural and wel- piirpusc cqjiiul i0 the share . Czichs and Sliivaks inmcnt ciuitriicts would he ;l tho illiliOlltlbs hCtYllTilll‘: to i1i‘1'i'='I1l.1:§-: oi‘ the Czechoslo- -. p11‘ lion.

iitiriibrr of schools would be 1 iiii the .-=1inc buds. and the Ci1ltC“i'lli‘(l\VLll1l(l have mii11.-.i1xit'.on of liS allott-

iuiiiiists cu- 1111a

‘ t Dry Weather RfiitlfdS Late (‘rop Growth.

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i . ‘ ‘ ill Xi .1i\'t.1i't3.~i1 1.1- crop -~ ‘.1111 1111:] till "i ivh 1t bill ‘ ' ii uii iliiriir iil 4 up. * hi: to l1 i~ iii-i‘. ‘W1 1.‘? i“

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r11 t ll‘lll in

t1u~=c areas. weiih coiiilt-iiiiis

hiv- li-‘lrl back li\ .1<'i and dc- vclopnient.

Iii outlier“ and ccrirtil Mahl- icilui. rust 11:1. .\1ri"_1<?\ caused .cr- iviiis (i‘l1l\"i".<‘ 1'11 l4\l""“1\lll" variet- lt".'-$_ The areal-as! ivoi-nfiil diiniatzc

from rust 111w iii central S4 kaich- oivnn \‘.'ilf‘l't‘ 11 larlr i1rripfirlion oi

the act-raci- is s0\\'ll 1o MISFPD" tibia varieties. Losses from hail occurred in

at-‘hcwan. ‘in Alberta ii. heavy storm did much dnmwe in an urea extending SOlliiliPilSlPYlV from Olds.

Grasshopper dnma-ii- continues to lie serious in Sf‘llil\-\\’f"l."l"l1 Man- 111111;; and south-ca iPTi‘. Saskatch- ewan. Losses of horse-s conlinue in north-venom Mulliifibit and east- ern Saskritrlicvivnn.

(‘onfer Re Visit Of Air Mission

(C. P. 11v Guardian's Snvflfll wit“ OTTAWA. July za-Tiii» British Mr .\ii‘il:~‘i"y's mission. scheduled m Ffiflfiil Quebec 'I'l1ursda,v. will. ilt is expected. conic direct. to Ottawa the same day. in preparation for the mluion. executives oi’ Canada's aircraft. lndustrv conferred a‘. Na- tional Defence headquarters today.

Some procrr-sq was made by ex- amining msslhillhv of settina up the co-orclinntlna 60111111111‘! plan- ned as a “super-structure" to var- Lus aircraft manufacturing con- cerns. A number of procrams have

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llo Celebration w...“ 18111111 TRIAL! .111 11111111111

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Preliminary Hearing ()f John Netcoff ('onciudedA Saint

John.

i SAWT JOHN. N. 13.. July 26-411. lit-ion 0f his piT-liiiiinniflv John Nciuofl. Ylllll. W215 UOilllTllilECl .11 101" the murder of lo. . Willi slay-mu his former ail ivith a hammer on the o‘. Sunday. July l7. Nctcofi bc Il‘li‘(i before Mr. Justice J. ll. .-\ 1.. l~‘ali"ivcathei' at the next a of 1111- Saint John Circuit . opcniuu Sept. 2'1’. . lii- accuscti. former peanut. ven- t do? and recenilv unemployed. acted i a; 111s own counsel at the hearth: i l

GEORGE BERNARD Sli.\\\‘

(A-P. By Guardian's Special Wire)

LONDON, Jul (L-(iroi-zi- iii-r- nurd Shaw. 82 \ "s. old 111.11. 1- the first time Sll0\\'t‘(l 50ml,- ltlliicll llOil of sltHl/lllt; up,

_'1‘lie famous wit and \\‘1‘l1!:l' r11,» clincd to ulve the world .1ii_\" of lizs salty advice or cvcn cclcbratc 111.,‘ birthday. -

He remained in seclusion at his coilntry home. sliuiiniiii; itie Lcle- hhone and visitors.

‘ and questioned the l4 crown wit-

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ski-d if h:- had unithini: to say - 1" the evidence had been heard. atcoil‘ stated he would ‘like to suv a few words to the iaublic" but rcirtilncil from dointz so when Ma- gi. i-ati- S. W. Palmer sutzrzcstod he (Io little tcilklnu until he secured a counsel.

Dramatic Incident

. inrldcnt occurred it<i .11’ ivaikcd briskly from liens bench to examine 111111 ed in evidence. l-Ie .111 .i hlnod-rltiliicd hammer, tract-s of 111111". and intent- 11. 'l‘lien he mrutinizcd . lfilllld a’. the nCPllQ of the ult. and shoes- and trous-

iilv worm by the accused

Nil liillliildll}, T H I S F Al. l?"

Fail Session or Parlia- l ment Also Unlikely.

O'I.'I‘A\VA. July SEE-Neither afall clcction nor ii. fail session of l"-.t1'- ‘ liiimeiit may bc cxpecicil 1111s vcar _ -\ Prime Miiiislei" Mii(!:ci1z1-- K1111, declared font-slit. unless 1111-"

rk. kev witness and ie Curtis. fainted opi-iiecl today but was "11 and tcstifv. Carry- . "inner. Nctcoit approached .»i 1 '1}, ivhile tlicv were walk- i-ii 1.11111.- Wharf. shc declared.

.kcd Bessie if she was him and she re- - int-d hammer testified Mrs.

curs some e\'c11iu.ili1y 0i strength pnQugh llicre lslllt. ]ll'1".<(‘lll no s: 1.3mm’; for i161“ his ODllll0ll any likelilio m; Cominued hi5

Mr. Nilickrnzie K111"; 1.11M reports that i111 election 1111' called on ilic iSwUt‘ of the 1i 1 trade fiIYCPHlPilY with the U

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elect-ion this

no\\'spa.1)c1'inci1 who qiie-‘iri. ‘i111 \ at the mnclusitui ' ’ wi- - . council. i-Iz- exp 2:! it was unfair 1o 1hr- '

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. , ., , . ., 1 Lilli‘.ii‘é€11..$"ilhfil’? 11y Fascist Press l(‘fl.w'0ll i0 CXDCCL 011i‘ ill

the itcar future. . -_-_._ 0111i‘ two cvcntualltie»; w ‘ 11f \ili2. Julv Llo—iAP)—The Ital- . 1.ii.~ .. 1111s DQ211111 a. tremendous irouso cnthu-iasm ior L ‘.11l‘.l-J(‘\\'i.\ii })(lll("_V, .1v lhcrc has bcrn n0

the Prime .\iiii be the uppi- national slit. prrssioii of 11111111111! . merit. and ihi- iithcr .