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Defiant Sp Na z it M

Rudolph Hess

Understanding

Warns Against Im And Defies Any Nation To Invade Germany.

ANNOUNCEMENTS,

COMING EVENTS,

MEETINGS, ETC

"Announcemenn are lnlerted in

this rolnmn at 8 cent.. par word llrlf-fly payable in advance.

"show-Hunter River Monday,

11-6625-7-'l-21.

"Show-French River Tuesday.

L-6625-7-7-21.

"Show-Malpeque, Wednesday,

L-6625-7-'7-Zi.

vgope River Tea August lst.

L-6587-7-5-23.

"Elliott's orchestra, Fortune,

Wednesday, llth. L-6697-7-9-21

"Baseball Festival and Dance,

Bellevue (crossroads) Wednesday, luly llth.

"Come to Tea at Covehead Road

United Church, Wednesday, July 11.

L-6643-7-'I-31.

“Reserve Monday. July 9th for

Ice Cream at Glen Valley. If not une Tuesday. L-5627-'l-7-21.

"st, '1‘eresa's Tea Party July 18th.

All the customary attractions.

L-6662-7-4-il-9.

“Kensington Club loading live-

rtcck Wednesday forenoon as usual, not Tuesday, L-6696

"Next Dance Irishtown Rink to-

night. If unfavourable, tomorrow night. Good music. L-6684-'I-9-11.

"Teal Fortune, Wednesday, July

ilth. If unfavourable first lille day. Bingo and other attractions. Big dance at night. L-6624-7-6-31.

“Zion Ladies Aid strawberry fes-

tival Tuesday. July 10, “The Hill," .175 Fitzroy St., 3 to 9 o'clock.

L-6674-7-7-3i

"Just arrived. car second clear

shingles- Special price while un- IOBGIHB. N. Aubrey Cutciiffe, Fred- ericton, L-6693

"M.icRne‘.': Mills. Hetiiherdnlc,

will be working Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of each week in ~711l.v. L-assi-7-a-al

"Strawberry Festival Tuesday.

July 10th. John Andrew‘.s field, East Royalty. Band in attendance.

L-6660-7-7'-21.

“North Wiltshire-Final open air

dance tonight on tea grounds. Mod- ern and old time dancing. City or- chestra in attendance. L-0690

"Just, arrived car of Asphalt

Shingles, ear Cedar Shingles, car Cedar Posts. Posts 15 to 30 cents. A. B. Cutcliffe. Hunter River. l

"Help the orphans by attending

the show "Here Comes Charlie," Mi. Herbert Orphanage, '1Tlul~sday, July 12111. L-casa-1-n-21

"See Georgetown players in

"lets Get Married" at Cornwall Hall 'Tuesday night, July 10th. at R n‘cicek. Alisplces Cornwall Mis- S\0n Band. L-6804-7-li-2|

"Dance with Orchestra and “are .WY Snappy" col-run Bonn Monday light, July 9th, Refreshments and rarr old time. Come. If not fine, Wednesday. L-6664.

"Lawn Party to be held at Peter

C\lrrie's Comer. Nine Mile Creek, 'Im'-Sdlly evening. July 10th. Re- freshments and dance. Good time for all. If not fine following even- 11111- 1.-sein-1-s-ai.

"Sim Life long term endowments

are ideal for small investors. An- nual deposits are within the reach 0! all. Results are absolutely sure “nd Kraiifying. Consult J. A. Moore, Manner. 1.-sim-1-4-if

"Shorthom Breeders Field Day,

farm Seymour Wood, Mt. Herbert, Tuesday. .iuiy io. Basket lunch nt 12.30 o'elock sharp. Tea, sugar, milk, °iC~ supplies on farm. Addresses. C°ml>etftion|, sports, sto. Arrange 70'" 81'011p and attend this feature.

PAY III ADVANCE

M so many people disclaim

|'Ull>0lll|bl|.I¢y lor lmlll ldvil. when bills are lent ont, in future no such adm. will lp- P¢11\‘ unlelc the order is ao-

With France,

t (By Louis P. Lochner. Associated

Press Foreign Stall)

KOENIGSBURG, Germany, Juiyi

B-Rudolph I-less. cabinet Minister known as Chancellor Hitler's "sec- ond self," pleaded today for an un-

broadcast throughout the nation. Pie Translations were then broadcast to sen th

week after the bloody “purge” of

The speech was amazing not only °n

because of its appeal to France, but “°

that war thieatens Europe and the

tched from German to French 3

and shouted. speaking of the mis- 1, e es of war: "°

pour vous, et malheur pour tout, °°

pour is monde." (Unhappnesa for ne us, unhappiness for you, unhappl- mb ness for ali, for the wcrld)- Mr “I turn to comrades of the front. I both hero and on the other side of “ the trenches," said Hess. “Be hon-

When hand grenades were u isa

gas masks, when we heard the cries

humanity be spared all this?'

trenches we felt ourselves real men.

missed the experience.

A L K S w I l l (C. P. by Gua.rdia.n's Special Wire)

`Kniokls was founfi floating un&r- neath a. bridge here Saturday. The

"'** hridgouidoallatahouseonwil-

&i1B1'li58.iI\ will N01; later Albert Tanner, returning

e . ‘Enter Into Any ew e§‘"iTnt§“§i'$"1: rlhiiifi :R1-iv1l°°y

éahance’ N e V1 ll e “_ - Morning in Confed-

pending War G1'

amberlain D e

- _ c A R B I N eration Chamber

clareg In i ’ _ A tsornst of the tourist nttron

B rming me

ham Speech. sions of Prince Edward Island were

IA' P' By G““""*"“" Spccm WM) (By George Hambleton, Canadian F RE-

Pleads For An 0

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y u a.n’s

fn G mu speoi i)wir¢)

LONIDON, July 0-(0.5. cable>-

11 quiet `vvhitohai1 office to-

warning against impendingm war morrow will open the Anglo-French _M

and defied any nation to vade 0011 » ~ G,.,,,,,,_,,y .,,,l.u,,, ,,,_.,,,. 0,, E,,,,,,,,_ 0,, me urch Head Willing t He spoke before Nant ehieftulns one hand will he Louis an-thou. to C0-Operate With

lgn minister, and Francois - .

tn. Minister or Main., wp..- Nazis But Will Make

varaations which may leave an

of Prussia and his words were ION

tins France, the British ruling _ ‘ °

c remotest corners of the world, prime minister, stanley Bgldwm, N0 Concessions'

showing the emphasis placed on his and the foreign secretary, Sir John

pronouncement, which followed just Sunon. BY Walter E. Bl-ockmann,

fPCi9-ily heralded as discussions (By Guardian‘s Special Wire) questions of common interest," BAMIBERG, Germany, July l3.._ conversations in recent years Al>DaI`€1'1t1y encouraged by recent

also because of ,m implied Wammg have amused so much speculation, political events, Germanys indomit-

derstanding with France. sounded a In

the Nazi party. O

2 are not going to enm- my able Cardinal, Michael Faulhaber.

defiance to mvadem new alliance," was the categorical today made the first public move for

The appeal to France was under deelpntwn of Neyme Qhambermn a. Nazi-Catholic reconciliation, but

scored by Hess as he suddenly Chun,-,eilor 0! the Dmhequer’ M indicated no concessions could be W1 mmgham in an enm to quell expected from the Catholic side.

8 rumor, wmuh mused Mm” me The_ Cardinals appearance here at

D g s of the London press °f 9

50th annlversul of

mmm h ,_ :vm , dlspelled all doubt as to his freedom , _ rated ag mi oféisnenmgg Orgs? of movement It had been reported ( mal; halo been from a spark keeping the sparks and fiyi.rlg helmeted mubue guards and mmm. policy in um statements of both Bad (aimed that he was under guard ‘ron t e engine of the early morn- cinders from catching the house, tgq Republican guards emu-ded bo",

in _ a er e fpurgc’ which cost so many

_ Baldw and Mr Chamber lives in high places last weekend. do

Ever since his famous clash at 5 hi -

gh official source for simplicity

est: Didnt we experience horror at G°“°"°' with 51’ °7°h“ Sim” this and cleanliness more than the C the thought of death? h I 1 'mg' "hm he °I”’~fK¢d I-he B111 thoiio l 'f a .. 1. _

C1urCh. said the Cardinal

gggelggmgglcgemry with tevadins referring to the new instructions to

ed at us. when p°1s0r1<>us sas Me Barth S f°r S°°11f1Y.M°n- Nazis. -‘None will co-operate more threatened ki choke us, despite our E 3’ b SIU ha# md ¢1ID10¥118I»1G readily."

msfmeniladedeagl- Ii We-S he who After the "purge" Nun officials

of anguish from the dying. when conmlin e dm e dl-Wnmmfnl warned storm mop lenders that horror of new kmd surrounded ua' I X of to cuss the French their lives must be simple and above did we not ask ourselves. ‘cannot vew ° security' FEDI`08Cl1.

, Not content with talking at Gen- 'I'he Cardinzil’s appearance was a

“TD be sm_,,_ out there in the eva, Monsieur Barthou forgot his signal for an impressive solidarity

72 iyernsn to grashmfrom capital to demonstration by the Roman Cath-`

W lm d f ndi th CHD a a _ea css pilgrimage, olic clergy of Bavaria and at least Falherlgiiidwevlyleersi/oulde ng? hav; He 5°.“gh." '°ddm°na1 5e°“fI~Y by 60900 p“"5h“°n‘"`S~

' oo

o avoid another war wherein the B’

trench soldiers will again pay the bo bill. in

9/cross the borderland, I as a lead- Ia r oi’ one people ask the leaders of fo other peoples: Must this be? Can se we not by mutual goodwill spare

humanity another wir?" At

had not supported pleas for inter-I national understanding, in

probably meant former Chancellor C Bruening's appeal to French Prem- U ler Laval in 1931 among other

"yet, wr, the fn-st fighters. waht §*;;f]§eI§|‘;s11P1°a1¢nwd by mint- Sgliemlzrztsgeig git

The foreign minlgtu- gfuempyed low processions of singing children negotiate regiongl puns su-etch- halted, unable to find places in the

g across Europe, m;¢ude¢|__Mc0rd_ Icrowded cathedral precincts.

g to the fir-gum yl¢W_m,t to my The Reichswehr (regular army) ge Gu-many but to farm me sent a delegation to the celebration.l unduuon for ,_ system of pooled A hush fell upon the multitude uurily-_ when the Cardinal by inference when the Roumaman parliament touched upoli the current church

a spceial session made him an mfffe'

honorary citizen’ Monsieur Barthou 'No one how the church is

,old the chamber of Deputies: un. being traduced. he said.

|a ,quam centimeter or ur land Answering the Nazi charges ol

Hess then explained why he fend is eve, wuchea Fr YY, purtlculfuism. he shui the catholic they were too into to save Murray, i-h€1'CbY U16 NHZI rCSIm¢l hi!-h21‘i0 yom. “dew ' ance W 1 be “Iclergy isrendering n great comrnun- 0 The ,` ity service in the ministration to

as wur, soigs_go}iie astray tlitrlougth suffering

“An Europe is enmeshed in E urilel t e sless of ie imes.

ompucated S stem of We have saved the honor and le sole Y agfeemenis loyalty of many. We have told

i“"'p°5° °’ which I5 I” wemy souls they must not commit!

“I say as a veteran to veterans in

EXPLAINS ACTION

Without mentioning names hcl

Joined voices of traitors to our peo-

ficed the honor of our nation.

many is ooncemed rests on the W Versailles Treaty.

Germnny's honor before the world.

ist fighter is no coward

“Today I must speck, because I to

who is trying at the last minute to

ive security to France" wa the < ` ` - i

ev nts of pre-Hitler days. - S suicide. and have levivcd hope in iirobabiv also he had in mind the ‘“f’mI’l“I"t °f C°““I S°°Ph°" mth' them." he said.

charges that the glam former I“_“__d° Be"men» f°"f:‘°1`P1'im€ Mill' The coiicorcint inielprclniioli re-1 Chancellor Kurt Von schlemheu fill 05 HUUBBYY- G0fl1'111l’1l’» U18 cently agreed oil in Berlin was reli-I had dealt with a "foreign D0wer." ".my. concelvaplc °pP°“°m 0! ably stated to have been for- -»I will “.11 you why," gsm Hess, _1"`“"‘>'~" 15 h°I<I 1" °h¢°k by B BUOUE warded to the Vatican with the ap- ,Bccause my voice would haw i cert. of the closest allies of France." prnvai of Catholics. ‘

it is to expound and explain these The Vatican, churchmen here saidg

- S ,_ 112810118 pacis that the. French is not expected to act at once, “cw-

ple' me Voice" of mme who “cr statesman, accompanied by several ing to the Pol1e's vacation." Wh°s° °°““°’°"°° “S mr “ Ge" cqililzgllgiltisf cgxiliiliéo lsonaminsz . ‘

hat are the military implications Many Injured fn `

_,TMR I may speak because B of the pacts? Do they really lead to

y » -

_ h him ,I d a_collective system of security or

ma" °’ my "““°“ "”‘ re “ “ ° will they tend to divide Europe Amste rdam Riots

t 11,, d me again into such great alliances as AMSTERDAM, July g_.l3u1lcts

iklgigsdsgif tr}:l‘ioi~.:T1iaIf:cali§se ‘thi whole I preciimsted W" In 19147 spat(-'ered in the sheet of Amster- worid knows the Nntionaiist Social- t I" his °"P°5I"I°"5 I“'~’"‘*I9“f B31" fi-im as-"lin tonight as srilrlirrs and

, ghloudgfgll mid WiUm8 IISWUCT6- T119, police nitlfle ri. el<‘iel'lnin~cl effort to

-. I _g k 1, aug the Ten P lJl'0C15im¢d Bi GCHGVH- 151 suppress fl new riot of Coinrniinists

leagxdgz' nlymptgplgeslmség rn°;wh_ proclaimed anew. But British opin- and unemployorl persons.

es out the hand or peace to ,hex ion is fearful of new commitments Mlmy were injured ns officers world with °°”t1n°nt3I EUTOPC- charged on two street barrleades in

' I 1"<;11°Wi11s the departure of the the wflfonhivg district, nu- poor- t

re gn minister on Tuesday. Mon- est section of the city.

thereby nm suppmtms the man sieur Pietri will remain to initiate From the housetops riotors ~.wn-

.. a. European naval discussion pre- ed tho police and soldiers, and

“vm ° °“°’"°ph°' llminary to next years conference. officers replied with several vol-

Boy Drowned

B'1‘0N'H'U'RB'I‘, N. S., July B-The

body ot five- ear-old Gilbert

lad left his home _early in the afternoon, planning to cross the

nef~t‘s Island. Twenty minute:

Associated Press Foreign Staff.

No one welcomes a. demand from

two brothers Benton and Lloyd. F There is also one sister Mrs. Thom-

as Drummond of Freetown.

and were removed on Sunday tn

Bedeque. The funeral will be held today at 2 p. m. Burial in the Peo- ple’s Cemetery :lt Freetown.

8 . _

his sudden demise was learned with regret by many friends. V

in readiness.

PREMIERS

Informal Conference

Will Take Place This _

Ang-us Macdonald, Premier of Nova

to confer with Premier MacMillan

mer residence, Tracadie.

eussion last evening, will confer this i

ation Chamber. The discussion will

Saturda After-Is

'-- t

A led tragedy occurred on Sat- b a

when Murray Simmons lost his

een yesterday by two distinguished W visitors, Hon. L P. Tilley, Prem- 011 ler of New Brunswick and Hon. 5 ‘

cotta, who arrived here Saturday is

Prensa” Wm” S

Murmm, gumdy claims begun, u W. B. Larkin’s steam sawmill

committee of the Dominion Cabinet. W They are registered at the Can- ha udlan National i-rotoi. Yesterday nf- °¢ ernoon they were guests of the m Lieutenant Governor at his sum- ed’ 5l'°’@ hou-S95 and “TNS-

as to the presentation shortly of R'

The th,-ee Mu,-mme Premiers' barn the fire started, lost nine pigs.

who had u, leng-my informal d1s_ and his dog, which was tied up in of, g id d

he yard and in the excitement pump and seven lines of hose and

morning at 9.30 in the Confeder- was 11°” uma5t°“°d~

clude by noon' as Prem,” Mac_ fl mes cnniing from one of the donald des”-Es to return to the barns belonging to John MzicNeill mainland early in the anemoon w_ose premises fire beside the

railway line on the south side of. young men and boys of Richmond he highway. Mr. MacNeill hndi whilo waiting for assistance were ( st left with his cattle to take not die and although the brook

be informal' and it is hoped to com railway section men, who saw

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Murray Simmons’ go time Mr. MacNeill's house and

V]ct]rn of Accldent bu red and also a lovely new resid- At M a c M u 1- do s E';i?..§2'i1f’“~ii’I§t.g r..§§.."ff-is .‘Zl‘€‘°.’.?‘§.‘.'3

Sho!-e_B0dy Found ‘pleted inside but was valued e.

noon. her old house just on the other

urd y morning about ll o’ciock fo

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' it covers Prince Edward Island Llrutho new '

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CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, MONDAY, JULY 9, 193;! 8 PAGES ,,‘,";;‘;,‘, ’g'j’,}’§§,{,“",°;,‘,, "{.f"',{_"_§‘_ ,’*,’,j&,°

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eech By`IIII[IlIl- FRENCH F""° '>'e°' ' °'f" IMA R I T I M E Disastrous Fire At inisterl

Richmond On Saturday

N F E R Building Loss Alone Estimated At About $60,-_

000. Post Office, Railway Station, Freight

Mr. John Maf'Neili. in whose

The fire was first noticed by

it started bilt it is thought

mm -

aiiway Station and Freignt Shed; south.

arehouse and large new dance Summerslde To Assistance

ll and residence. besides two her dwelling houses. The re- Summerside got the call short- ainder of the buildings compris- ly after eight o’clock and Assistant

The pretty village of Richmond As soon as the alarm was given a.

the scene of a disastrous fireicall was put through to Wellingtcni Saturday morning which con- and also to Summerside for help-I

ed. twenty-six buildings all told. Wellington citizens were first on' ,

The principal buildings destroy- the scene with hand extinguishers'

were Arsenauit and Gaudet‘s bllt they were of no avail as there' odious store, the Post Office, was a stiff breeze coming from the

Chief Duncan Palmer and Lieut.

[immediately got some equipment ifether lncludin the o han

rushed to the scene of the fire. the equipment was taken out on Fred Blacquiere's transfer truck. They arrived about 9.15. By this time Richmond was a

seething mass of flames. The

8 Z ~ While they were on the root

Shed, Sawmill, Warehouse, Large Store, Re-_ sidences And Other Buildings Destroyed.

IIEEPIIRIJER IN PARIS

claude Kenny with three firemen War Veterans March

to Tomb of Un- k n o w n Soldier ~ Communists H 0 l d Demonstration I n Vincennes Wood.

A. P. By Guardian‘s Special Wire), PARIS, July 8.-The massed for.

em to me ‘md was 0”" three hund-Wd V”-'ds ces of thousands of police mana

ged

away they formed a. bucket brig- to forestall the expected “bloody

Outbreak at 7.30 a. m. ade and concentrated their efforts Sunday" today as they formed al

on J P Gaudet's residerice which b ge, between 20000 swenermg m__

Under a blazing sun police. steel

g tlflin as it was shitting up :mel they saw the large store of Arsen- the veterans, parading to the tomb

wn the yard as the fire appear- ault and Gaudet catch fire. The of the uulmown soldier, und th

to have started in the roof.

The flnllies spread rapidly and in

ve barns and their contents were

ver $3.000 with nearly $2,000 in-

ance. Mrs. Cameron was living

de of the track and her barn on s property cnugllt seevral times

ut was saved by the strenuolls ef-S rts of the local men and boys.

in a more northwesterly direction, 1

flames. Some of the more valuable t

endangering their lives going into

Other Buildings Destroyed

jubilee celebration in honor th ' ' - 11

rl m' a e B , It was about 730 a. ni., when the was directly opposite to the bum- ri na] 1 ' '_ _ te,-am ..Ma,he,,,, mm. mm’ mmm into the House of cornrnonsn- of Archbishoh §Mobu‘_;“’v§;dI;‘L;fxIg,‘2 hroirr. out. it is not known in buiidln s nga 3155050 niisyxlgdifrf ve

in ` ..

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I ’ ` `

011112'-1111 political uil1ances_1n From the cathedral heights the We W, d1'°W111I1K It N01'm11r1 MHC- P

Murdos shore. near Ross Corner The young man. who was 31 years of age had gone with his brother, Fenton to haul mussel mud and before returning home went in for a bathe. Before they had realized the fact the young men were out of their depth and in the channel. Neither of them could swim.

Fenton tried to assist his brother,

v/hose lifeliss body was found shortly after one o’cl0ck near the

oner, Dr. J. A. McPhee of Summer- d

body on the shore, He did not

under the circumstances as hc

Mrs. Woodland Simmons and hi.-

Much sympathy is felt for the

bereaved relatives.

The remains were taken to

Comptons Undertaking Parlors

the Baptist Church at Central

The young man was very highly

.... ‘rl K

but fqund he could “OL Wm., great July B~Prime Minister Ramsay

,Mort he managed io get to the MacDonald, bound ici Calhlfla on more md gmmedmwly went for a holiday trip, wil board the liner

help. Neighbors came quickly but Ilguchtss of Richmond hole on

spot in the mann.; where he went :lat/la.cDoliald cle tltd his desk Julie under.

DL M0556 of Bedeque was cam holiday He was coiisicleled to be

adi and in the absence of the Cor- Suffering f‘°"1 3 fm" °f eye 5"“"m thunder and lightning. attained

side. went out and examined the S°°m5h mmc' mc Pnmc

fqund that the cause of death his fl.lllglii<\l', i\ilss Ishbei Mac- WM ucddemul dl-owmng and that Donald. arc uli_wlil_ilig to make de- Lhe body had, been in the Water finite plans, it is likely they will go about two hou,-s_ to the Canadian Rockies. and an

The deceased “ved at south infoz'ni:ll`vlsii to ille United States

(C. P. by Guardians Special Wire)

Freetowll with his moi-her. 15

posal from British gro\\'el~s that no

rime Minister ,Will Soon Sail_ For Ca n a da

BELFAST' N itllelii Ileland

hursday night, ziccoldlng to pres- nt zllluligelllivlts On old* s oi his physicians, Ml

'7 and lelt for <t thiee months'

ue to oveivloik AL Losslemouth,

lnisters health has glcatly im

think an inquest was necessary Pmvcd fl"-1f1"'5 ll” W5" “`°°k~ and broken trees, together with loss

` of power and lumber, constituted the

chief tool here and in neighboring The Weather,

Tiinugii the Prime Minister and

possible so that Mr. MacDonald

.V have fl laik with President|hcn went out of commission for sev- nkiin D- H0°-‘1f‘\'C1i- . eral hours. About 8,000 feet of lum-

"°"` “being blown into the Bt. Croix River,

.S.FruitCrowers

Debate British Proposal

(C. P. by (F-u:`irfiinii`s Spf-cial W'ire) ‘T

h Kl7IN'FVlLl1l‘I, N. S.. JllI_\’ 8--F0ilI‘|i

h°" hi' °f in l'h<‘ wmmiinuv and hundred fi'liilgro\\'el~s i’epi~esenti.ng~

the leading o:eilfl:‘ds in Annapolis

alley sprnt the \veek~ciid in entvllle ficbaiili: an oifieial pro-

SEVERE STIIRM IN ST. .STEPHEN

Many Trees Uprooted

By Gale of Hurri- c a n e - like Propor- tions.

(C. P. By Guard|an’s Special Wire)

sT. STEPHEN, N. B., July 8. -

Wind. accompanied by heavy rain,

ar hurricane proportions in this

New Brunswick and Maine towns.

Streets here became streams under;

an intensive dovmpcu while the

Italy's declared intention to lay ieys of rifle fire.

is DEHANT down two 86.000 ton super-dread- In the Jordam section of the

Hes; ,hen became dmatm "}l:ought.s is cousin rave concern tnwn where two brld a were

Suppression of the Communist

newspaper, The 'IH-lbune. was be- lieved to have contributed to n wmmr and ,mf nf (;¢|ui,nr_ restoration of order in outlyin dis

Germany o Y b, of pence-for the Gemmny of yes- I It terday-the Germany of pacifism.

qssplto the fact that the you.nger~” generation wants w\r as little as does the older. the way is not open

tor a 'stroll' into our country.

"Just as the French people dur-

ing the war defended every hand- ful of native soil with all their

fompanied with paymeng

CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

. be ,De5ntracsinthomostoostlyfomisof"`

w'rI';i‘e;qh0'f_,e\;°g;’3:E‘wn_";,A of naval armament before the eonfar-

poo

B K . Z?

_, . ere. British av uih iti las week, military engin- I "““‘l.”“' "°‘°° ““°,“°"'°"§§'n that the ituifh glrogrnmormgoltwlhg sggmfgrrrtttilrn rn effort nf n mot

h° md' b""°°“‘° I wagulw wthe interpreted as is reply to the of about 200 to burn e. church th' “rid '8:”"°_The G18 my French battleship “Dunlrei-que," now No disorders were reported in

f °d’ nn llldins. which lr only zasoo tom. other sections of rrollnnd. but in

is feared Italy may ‘precipitate s several communities soldiers wel

. 1 _

ltricts. But a. secret wireless stntion.

_ which police have tried vainly to h - - _ 1,»,L- f

find continued broadcasting sen- :I L P season WMP Imp 'I mn or sational reports of activities in

Amsterdam.

of 1995 meets.

*-- shirt sleeve: and pnlilcipated' in a

keen debate on the suggested

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finer tea!

-- grins glefltest olehnrd country

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Gailieriilg _ln swelterinlz heat, they

'U doifed their cents. rolled up their

power and would do so again in (0. P. By 0lurdian’s Special Wire) h i ‘ .k ,5 c,,n`dm0ns_ one of need. just so we on-rnunn i~iA1.i:rAx,.1uiy a.-men iii when ° ,.,_",-,_"‘,"§‘,,`f,,‘,Rf of W,,,d,,,,_ 'gum defend ou" today' 1 Wm 2,6;-wg,-‘0¢kp”p°_\m;qgtgh‘v°éu: has" ' N. S.. President of the Domlliion

"I“:ll§*3§I;n§‘;‘;hus°":,,d$e “V Mm Rev WL ' m;;‘§“m"‘” V- Horticultural society and off1rl~ll|

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-_T-___=.-==_.._.-_-a"_'°°°__"|tonight. The Venerable church A s°ilf:':;',‘;1‘l5h m.0“_,,,s.. hopes were "I°““ T” A"“"°° i.°f'd10o.v-r-if !fl°.ii'I§§tif§."f§r¢h.f.i§i;° if 'sl5.°“.1`l'r”i¢‘i'l#§".i ' §}‘“‘,‘,i,§l,,1"§f.,f,‘§2`f§”‘..~Ii‘i.‘§`§.l§°°r§'$iI§' ..,,,,,,,,, ,,, 57...., ,..,,,,.,,.'§’.'Zt‘ii‘Z3 §¥l.i'»§f°'i§’lZ"tt'Z`$Z ‘iZ5.‘€u§§§ ‘Fresh from the gardens’ ' Iggy, 13;, §;,;<;<~C;gg},°;-S3533, ggi

Tee B116 F¢`SU‘/*ll l°"u3_;‘° Church allzeylxuéingal tween England mid prosperity in grounds Rustieo, Juy L_6é57__,_9_2L mm” M not ;“““““ M' _ » umm W n.un_~~ 3.. dduuwl I

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Nova Scotia during Almost, Sep-

Unlied Kingdom market for later

this was upset by an flmeiidmentr defcrriilg fiction. A committee of

The discussion attracted prod-

UOCTS fl'0l`l`i (‘V(’l‘_V (‘0I`l`I(‘l' Of CHl'l~

domestic apples b.~ :shipped from

Concessions pl-oniisori in the '

motion favoring r\e<‘epin.nce but

was appointed to further study e proposal and report back to other general meeting.

across the Haley lumber yard. Some went high enough to land on the

‘cot of a nearby house. The St. Stephen cemetery was. *

1'.

water street area resembled a lake. The electric light plant at St. Step-

er from H.aley`s Mill were lost, some

find many other boards were broken| into bits.

Large trees feature cf St. Stephen

scenery. were either uprooted or blown down as if they had been bushes. Nine huge trees fell across many different streets. and scarcely a street escaped destruction in this espect. One tree. blown against D.: Galiongs residence, tore away part. of the house. In another case li' door was blown from its hinges. Tel-I escope and electric light poles also' fell victim to the fierce wind. One‘ bam was unroofed.

Boards were carried fully 500 feet'

wind had taken a sudden tum and "common front" demonstration ol fanned the flames across the road socialists and Commun”-gs who

oudly berated in Vincennes wood

and the store was very soon in what they called the "Fascism" of

he Doumergue Government.

stuff was taken out but the men‘ Communists stoned a police can soon had to give up as they were and replaced the irlcolor on motor-

with red flags, but police gen-

llddes `

the building. erally were pleased with the com- , parative peace of the' day. Both

sides kept their promise to the gov..

'rhe flame; sp;-gud quickly sndiemment to refrain from violence get/Cu building, of Mess;-5 Argon- and in return the government relied

1 solely on the police to maintain or-

Ccntlnued En pige 3 ‘del

Along the Champs Elysees ardent

I nationalist spectators knocked tha

‘hats from the heads of those who ‘failed to~remove them as the vet-

Ierans marched by. At the tomb 0|

the unknown soldier, where the par-r ade ended. the veterans rekindled the flame in remembrance of theii dead comrades.

Three miles away the "Unites

Front" of anti-Fascist communis and socialists surprised spectators by( their strength. Refi flags were v~‘av< ed side-by-side with a few blacld flags of the nationalists. Many] placards bore the words "hang Rivola let." They referred to Andre Rivola let. Minister of Pensions in the Dolln merguc Cabinet, who narrowly esv caped a vote of censure today at d meeting of the war veterans.

Elsewhere in Paris groups of vets

crans and other political faction;

held smaller meetings. but all wsu

gfstllct during B seven hamhour orderly under the watchful eyes storm yesterday afternoon, uprooted the Y’°H°"~ i

eve tial.-

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fo al:

(mourn

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,hard hit, trees having blown against'

tombstones and flower beds having* been destliyed. ___ _*AM

S. B. Shute, largest single prod- <~

ance of the resolution. "We fruit A growers have evrything at stake," '

are spraying and our women are ,_ p"aying. I think that if we pack and ship out high class early do- mestic grades that we will findt 11

restricted pe1'i0d-"

The resolution favoring accept-

ance was moved by M. K. Ells oi

Fred W. Bishop, president of the

Scotia. in Tile amendment. proposed by

George A. Chase of Port Williams. calling for further study of the I- scheme by a committee, passed the’

Moderate liori.1ief'!_v winds; fah`

Inot mueh change in wmmrugum

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I`€"d.V market ‘nd nm' imure our imrtiierly winds: f/nr; not mncl British friends in this tlrovosed .-hrngn in folnurrnfurv.

High tlrie lllls niol-ning at RM and

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-\`un nets this evening al 741 lnl

Poli. WiIlIl'|»lh5 Mid 5CCOi‘ld(`d U.V rises tmiitirrnii' morning at 4 22.

.\‘ew moon Wednesrlny, July 1!

United Fruit companies of Ncva '2°" 1” "'-

Siininiefeulf- flrlf- eighleeQu minute: i~‘r than Fharlriliet--\\'l\.

Week dfiys - liefivlng Harden 94| m., 1 p_ nl. (l-trim). l'»l5 p. ni. Lenre 'l'nrinen(in| 11 a. ln. (Extra)

meal a oomfongbk maj0|»."_‘_.'L1 p. rn.: 7 p. m. daily except Sun- ni ne by tiny, beginning Monday. May 28.

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