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CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, WEDNESDAY, JULY a, 1940

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Covers Prince Edward Island Like the Dew

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Oil Tanker Rates Slide 0n East Boast

NEW YORK, July 2.~(AP) —R»e- duction in oil tanker rates alonS The east coast because of Enron's de- cline as a market fqr American pet- roleum, was announced today.

The new rates for shipment: on the Atlantic coastal routes are only slightly higher iilzan those zevail- ing last August, just. before he war

began. Gasoline tankers, for instance,

which a fciv months ago charged as much as ‘l5 cents a barrel along the coast, now can be had for 35 cents. f Rates started to slide when Gcf- . many invaded France and declined still more when Italy's entrance into the ‘war closed virtually all Europe - to American tankers.

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late for Notices in this columi §__centsfl_pcr_ word;

"Talkies-Murray River Thurs- day, L-QQZ-T-Z-ZL

"Talkies—Eldon Friday. L-932-7-2~2i, "Don't, forget, Festival and Dance. Brookficld, July 3rd.

"Wanted-ivcll fleshed bulls and cows for Bologna. Island Cold Storage Co, Ltd. L-997-6-28-tf.

"Bingo and dance, Kcllys Cross Hall Wednesday, July 3rd. l..—49-7-2-2i.

"Union Road festival, July 8th- Proceeds for will‘ Durl><>$@5~ 1139-74-31.

"Reserve Tuesday’, July 0th for Barn Dance at Fortune Road. _ 14-98-7-3-31.

"Reserve Wednesday, J'.i‘_v Ara for Milton Tea near Milton school L-lO-ti-‘Zq-fi‘.

"See "Civil Sewlcc" bv Little Pond Dramatic Club iii Little Pena mill, July 3rd. L-oio-d-zi-zo-r-o.

"See Kingston Players in st. Catherine-s Hall Juiv 3rd. Efroceeds for war purposes. L-92-7-3-1i.

"Fox Moat Beef tripe 3c. Horse

Ilfillldbglf‘. l‘i1'0\‘i:li(i mcaiiiefgw. Island ‘ . 1'1 0., ill . 6° w we L-BBl-o-ZG-tf.

"Come to Hunter River United Church ice Cream Fkisiival Thurs- flay, July 4th. L-IOQ-T-H-Il.

"Picnic and Diiigfi- at Corriin Banii Jilly 10th. (lurid meals from d P. M. on. I1‘ not fine. firs‘. fine day following. 11-80-7-33-9-

"South shore Ice Crcam Festiv- al and Bingoiio be ‘liciilmilii Rocky

' ‘at. ' J i. Point wCfillt a), u LIT6_7_3_6_9I

"North Wiiisloe W. i. Cake Sale It Rogers Hardware Storm: satur- day afternoon, -ia-.-'..'- i.

"Como to the lcc Cream and Dance iii Eiimi iii... Jii‘.\' 4111- Ff"),- l ccNLs for War Pliiliis’. L-7ll-7-s-iiq

"Yorkshire ii id llay at Ex-l

pcriiiiental Farm. l-‘ridolw Jill)‘ 5-‘ rzlgrahi commences l0 ll ftlll.‘ L-1i3-7-'l~‘ll.

Saiidard Time.

"ii-c cream §35~Iai.‘d.ii~.¢.-. Vlfcll- star's corner School, Jul-u £1. (‘won mum, L~l20-7-Ii-‘-‘i-

"ice cream festival and dance at st. ignatlus School, bray-field. Wednesday, July 3rd. If not fin-c Thursday. 1"“:-

"Ice. ereani and dance in Doll-l sch schozl, Friday evoiiiiur. July 5m. L-ii-m-a-zi.

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"Annual Mcetiig Kensirigifi" l Shipping: Ciib will be lielrl Tliurs- ; day nigit. July -i1h at 8 nclock,

Ki G r H ll,l<eiisiiigioii. n8 co “e a L-lOiJJ-S-Zi.

"I am now iiying $8.00 for good molding pigs lbs. Will also handle small ones. Buying Thursday till noon at Fredericton. Knud Jor- genson. L-il0-7-8-li. I

"Noticc-Our ilaccs of business will be closed We nesdav afternoons I during July and August. signed

N. Aubre Cutcliffc. W. c, Mac-

Eechem, atrick Ccsgrove. L-IOB-T-Ii-li.

"Buying livc hogs every wcck

Thursday at Albany. Emerald Fri- dav forenoon Albany list with A, C. Green Wednesday. Emerald district with G. C. Green Thursday. Mail 01' phone collect. Signed G, C. reen.

Tues- ed-tf

"Queen's County LOL. and LQBTA, parade and divine service will be held at. Brooldield Presby- terian Church. July ‘lih at. 7:30 p. pi. A531‘. All lodges requested to lttend. L-3l-B-29-JiilV-2-6-3i.

"District Convention Pnrkdale. Spring Park, South Milton. flur- riiigtuii, East West and Central Royalty Institutes, “PRITAZ Hall. East Rovalil‘. July 41b, ‘I110 P. M. and B P M. Standard Ti Evening weaker w. W. B. .

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British Stage Highly Successful Raid on Kiel Canal.

LONDON, July 2.——(CP)-—The Air Ministry announced tonight that, for the third time in the war, the 26.000—tnn German battleship Schurnhorst has been seriously damaged.

The battlesiilip iras heavily bombed last n ght when the Rnyiil Air Force staged a raid on the Kiel Canal, important Nazi naval base and communi cation chaniicl between the North Sen 11ml the Baltic.

Four direct hits on the Schurnhorst and on the floating duck_ in which she was being repaired. were scored by mic Bane. Another dropped three

niniis which cxplodrrl in o. row acaiss the battleship and started a re.

‘The raiders struck througha cur- iaiirof ant-aircraft fire. Tlicy calls- cd IilTS on Llio naval base and hat- tlcs. 1-,) that \\'L‘l'(‘ still visible when ilic Mints wcrc "85 mIiPs away cn their liomeward journey." One British plane was hit repeatedly but managed to return home.

The attack on Kiel was pressed continuously for all ilOlli‘.

A series oi‘ explosions, the Minis- try slllti, was folloivcd by half a (lozcn fines throughout the dock- yards which, from aloft, appeared tn

e “a solid mass of flame covering as much space as a big airdrome."

"Wccouid see the Scharnhorst periccty," said one pilot. “We de- finitely scored hits. and were- so cxcitcd t; at we circlcd ‘rouiid for some time before leavin ."

The RAF‘. also hcaviy attacked the Hamburg oil refinery. A viaduct at Hamm. an important military <l'b,icct.ve at Duisberg, and a blast iurnacc a’. Mcidcrich, 3g well as the airplane factory at Deiciishiiuscn. near. Bremen, and airdromes st

|\Vcscl Cologne and Venld

The seaplane base at. Texel was also "OffErtlVCIy attacked," while

, a rcraft of the fleet air arm attack-

"fl URTHPS and rivcr traffic (ioriiirin-rcciipiecl Rotterdam.

From ilii of these operations, four liriiuli trait failed to return, the l\illll:-ll'V ailnounccd,

lilllillll,‘ ilie day heavy explosions il(‘.il'ii mi llie Frciicli s.de of the 1.1121 h‘ <1 riiilicl signalled the 1P0- whii .\’ of a new R.A.F. homing rill-i nil lilt: Gcriiian-izeld French coast.

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ATIVES MET WINNIPEG, July Z —(CP)—Rcp-

,l""r."il niilC.’ of c-opezatlve socletig;

and cru iizzitioiis in Saskatchewan, 31:11:11; i}.l liilfl Ontario icday omn- (‘ii a. iiircc-(iay convention here of ilic illlillLli congress of the Cow)- craiire Union of Canada. Delegates from otlirr DFOVIHCCS are expected in arrive siwirlly.

Effort rf zlio war on co-opcraflve 5:~.<-ivi' will be discussed by the convention.

News Briefs

NEW YOltir, .|u.y 2.—-(:\l‘)—- Macmiy naiiiu saiu tonight it nan mm ‘tplfii an $0.3. from llic Iii-iiisii iaiikvr itthcllairrl. saying it hail been inrpcdneu aiiu waning iui- "immediate al- sistance."

The siilp gave its position O8 47:24 degrees north latitude and 16:41: ucgrccs west longi- tude, about ~lulJ miles southwest of the Irish coast.

BUCHAREST, July 2. -— (AP) — Scores oi persons uric reported in- jured tonight, some perhaps iatsliy. in widespread riots between Jews and anti-Jewish groups m _i4i.G capi- tal and other Ruinaiiiaii citics.

SOI-‘IA, Bulgaria, Jilly (AP) — Two Rumnnian wan Blane: flow over the Bulgarian

anube River port of Ruse t0-

at by Bul-

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day and were fired gurian anti-aircraft.

Nevertheieu, Bulgaria n-muln- cil completely calm with lio iii- ilicatlon of mtennlve military preparations similar ln illusr. taken by llungnry lft pressing her claim! upon Bumnnls for hmnsylvanb

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Populace Tells

OfFrequentRaids By British Planes

Make Nightly fiéfrs To Industrial CenAtresm/In Rhur Valley.

By PRESTON GROVE!

Associated Press Staff Writer

MUNSTER Germany, July Z. -tJuly 3.—t ednesdcyi-WAP) —-ilesidcnts of historic Munster fled to their cellars and were kept there three hours as Brit-

ish bombers harassed the city for the third successive n ht in a continuation of aJr rui that

tended throughout imosf. o! the inilustzial Ruhr Valley,

Anti-aircraft guns roared pe- riodically during the raid which started a few minutes after mid- night last night.

Fire engines screamed through the darkened streets.

Amount or damage could not be determined immediately.

From the vicinity of my hotel I was able to see an uncanny show of night air attack.

The roar cf planes overhead W88 heard plainly.

Residents who had been forced to the all" raid cellars before, told inc it has beccnic customary for the raiders to bomb Muiisi -, ilicii sweep on to other cities of t...e Rulir to attack industrial plants and air- (ironies.

The alarm sounded as I vvzilked through the hotel to get. a. midnight snack.

Without sign

of panic, veteran ‘cellar-iocrs" iwurcd from the bar and ho cl rooms, and filed to the basement for the tiresome, jzttc-iy job of waiting, _ tThe place was full within 10 min- ll es. brnuizlit along pillows. some found relatively comfortable pc tons, with heads on tables and c. airs. azia tried to sccp. The ra d came only n few hours after l. with other cor- l respondents, reached the Rliiiieland

fccts of the British bombings.

Britain llas Heaviest Air Raids 0f War

LONDON. Jilly 3—(Wcd1iesday)- (CPi-—-'I‘lie liiinisitry of Home Se- curity announced early today l2 poisons were killed and 123 in- jured in German razds lasit even- ing on northeast coast. towns.

ties since the Nazis started tliear raids on Bfliillll two wccks ago, first at nzghii- and yest :5 and iodiay at i-lie t-iiiiigiiit licui‘.

A bulletin issued by the mmistry nf home security said that "accord- ing to later MDOYIS l2 persons were killed and 123 inlurcd as the result of raids on noithrrist ccast tc-wm yesteiday evening."

Bomb splinters. flying glnss and wreckage ouusrd miftrvy of t-lie 11'1- juriee. The bombs struck at least three mnhcasicrn coastal towns and in the open country oi the southwest.

iilaims Tuber ‘;Market Cornered ‘By ll. Minister

OTTAWA, July 2 ---(CP) —Mai'- kct for sced potatoes in Cuba had been “more or less cornered b): the Minister of lands and mines of New Brunswick iHon. F. I). Pli-iel" Conservative {leader Hanson charg- gd in the House of Commons to-

ay.

In hlii speech on the budget Mr, Hanson inferred to the wars effect on Canadian products and the ex- tent to which national income would be decreased as a result of lost markets.

“And what about the New Brun- swick potato crop?" Mr. Hanson asked. "There is a market for seed potatoes in Cuba. but Just at pres- ent that market is more or less cornered by the Minister of lands and mines of New Brunswick who by some means unknown to mo, has apparently obtained control of that market for himself.

"There is opportunity, however, for the tttiVPlillllPlli. lu iiL\ name- lliliig Iii weal-d in this |ll.<i'|:' 1n (Iubii, in (.'(‘llil‘i\i America aml in Snulli America. and 1 uinzc iilt‘ Min- ister of trade and commerce lo yet busy at once with respect to this matter."

Some from the hotel rooms,

Will Stay In England j

.. is LONDON, Jilly

liutii, Li, mill ll(‘i' ‘i. try i.) one oi‘ iii‘ inc uaiiy Mail siu

ltcpcatcd

ll today. efforts to

l on a tour as army guests. We were 1 brought. here to be shown the ef-.

that.

it was the heaviest list of csnial- ‘

'c all facc a. conunnon pe l.

h; ricr izim' v [IVY-iii ilirrc in i

rel‘. "l urutt‘.

.--tWcdnesday) firiniy rcjecti-ii suggrsiioiis from influential quorlciw inf-t Piilit‘ ‘ rrincess Dliircarcv Ruse, be ~ _ luniiii-uus because uf the danger n1 .1. (jciiihiii ill‘.'ll.\l\Yl\,

persuade their Dhjestics in i0 a safer land hau- rcccivci this answer in v ‘fiiousaiiiis oi‘ - are cuiiipclicii to kccp iiiczr children at home. ' j be with parents i. \.ll‘ royal clillcircn out of it 'i_ . 1 said, sinu- thc throat l" i mil, the paper added, they always have w.

—(CP)-—The King and Qui-cnliiail:

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scnil ihc twu Prlii- , ffcci:

his iii this cuunti‘) Id prcfcr to share 111s cuiiiiiry." cdiiii1r_v luvc bccn ‘llflilll nus liciumc .1‘(I ilic hdllli‘ re lv

"llccply imliciitive oi‘ the feelings of the King and uiiccn at the prcsciit

time. ‘

Tlic Princesses arc not seen in public these day.~. they are. "§0lnt‘\\'ill‘l‘(! in the country," like many

(iI‘('il.

‘llicy arc carrying on their usual studies in siuiusioii, but tlicrc art‘

nu uni-t iunctioi ..

Old Horne Week

Pains-c sources said of l.ngl-.uiil‘s other chil-

Plans Completed

Big Vaudeville-Ed Horseracingj

Features Included In Pro- I

gram For Aug._g13-gio ;

Al a lllt‘f‘i.llg oi the (ircc/"rs or t-iie Pioiii . hi" biiirii A»s...ii- iioii 110.11 yisti- plans w 1'.‘ .Uilllii‘ll.‘ti for the

y Piuiicc Plcliv ‘(i lslaiid Old Hcmi- Wrcl; Aura. l3, l-i, 15 and 1n‘ I'm“; date. ivrri- sc- iccueii illlifl tci iiiv. [Lilili made wccks ago and iKlVJllC!‘ ililtiflls- ilig which would rciicli all pa: ' o:

tile Marltiiiies and Cikiifll Uii.ic(i~

Siafcs was put out i-liifugli ii pub- llciiticn sponsoltd by the P:.ncc Eilwnici ls-iziiid Tau ~ s’. Bureau, Thai

‘tlicn- AS a ical IIYLLTC "i ill our Old

‘llcr of lr-itcrs of llllllhl‘).

Home Wes-k shown by ilie iiiini-

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'(i:itC:~'. so 1t can be coiriiiiciiil_i' pic-

Rizcicci that a iIlW-llt

mun‘ propic from ilic Marziiiii and i‘..‘~(".\ili‘i'i‘ will make iliis 1.111.‘ liwixiav \\"ck. The pi-cgriini will C0111). s". tour ' "' _ racing \\"1li lillTL‘ (mus-- ' ‘ ii‘_!3f‘lll("l‘ iii"

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a hundred ilfilfiis are exp ;

take pail and as ilii-re iliL-i l) on n large iiuinilci‘ of il‘.\\' iiviicrs and pace-is l)!'."ll|_‘.li in iviiliin rcccnt months coiiiwirnitmn \\'i'1 l» a5 “on, if not krciicr, ilicii cvcr.

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Five Pits Tied lip By Miners’ Decision lie Aliens

GLACE BA‘. N5, July 2.—-iCi‘> “Refusal 0i r iiiadiaii-borii miners}

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1o work will lives of ciu-i \ (Uliil- | iiics toiiigli up ' i‘ i nonunion C . cDllllliillff. .i.:i~. lll.

.1 iaial of .11». y. 3,750 llltil,

'l‘1ic new >10 pages L1\l1lt‘.i1'.< l‘ iui assistant (‘Ollllll.SSiOll(‘l' oi tlic lliyviil Canadian i\iil‘l'li.€d Milli-v llilii rc- comincndcd, i lowing iiin-sheaiiuii, ; that aliens 1w ocrmliicil to \\Ill'i( as llTiJS became a". ‘liable. Ln. ails 0i t.-.c Unitcd Mlnc Workers of l’\lll4‘1’i\'i\ iii this lli'l‘il llii-l liurcct! to iibirlv by,

iliis finding. Slllfl‘ lialyl. rntry ; illlo the \\'lll. "ziiivcs ilf ilizitcriiiii- ivy and (lmih-iigv had been llfflill- , bilNl from Illl(‘l‘llll.‘, iliv iiiiiics,.

pending iiiirs‘. cation ni‘ iiicir stains 1 -1_\' fl$hlrtillll "0f1lil1l~.\i(lili‘i‘ F, J. ‘ Mead. of the l: C.i\i.1‘.

Collicrics 1:- i up iuiilclii. bv tlir- refusal of i‘.i~ Caiiariiaii-hniii men. i0 cntcr lill‘ his ivitii tlic aliens i were No. lil a‘ Dominion, No. l0 a1 i Reserve and .\.\s. 2, 4 aiid 20 licrc i Tlic men at l\ mlnion and RPSCFYH , struck today, irliile ihc 01.1101" irca ‘

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Situation In. The Balkans Fraught With War Danger

Hungarians Pa? Troops T 0

Border. May Use Arms To En- force Demands. Germans Seek To Maintain Peace To Protect

Oil Resources Of Runiania.

DEBRECEN, Hungary, July Lt-(APJ-High- ways from this army corps area headquarters to the Riimzinizin frontier a score of miles away were jammed tonight with tanks, heavy artillery and motorized equipment.

Railway lines to the frontier also were choked with military traffic.

The flow of traffic wal eastward, toward the border.

Almost. every private house in Dehrecen and neighboring towns was taken over 1o billet soldiers while the hotels were crowded with stuff officers.

Private automobile traffic was almost impos- sible on main roads, with drivers forced to take to country lay-paths if they wished to move at all.

in the stifling heat, all roads were vast dusty deserts over which military machines rumbled through heavy clouds of their own making.

lli't‘l{.-\REST. July %(.»\P)—F0reii:n Minister‘ (‘un- siiintine .\i‘g"cioi:iiiu today irzivc a hint iiizii Rllnlililiil ex- pccis iillfillilil aid in regaining the Provinces of liens- arzihizi and iiucovina she lost i0 Soviet Russia.

Iio told the Foreign Affairs Committee of the Cham- ‘

her of llr-piiiics that the provinces “are still and will re- niziin llumaiiiriii," and addcd that “one of the main relis- uns for our consent i0 Russia's rii-mziiuis iviis that uc found (iurscivcs without friends and without support."

RIWIANIA SWITCHES ALLEGI ANCE

that Ger- hcip until

This" ivas taken as substantiating reports many would not heed Rumaniifs zippeiil for

‘King Carol's Government cut its lies with the Allies and i

IHIFCCd to enter the German sphere of influence. When Rumania rlid so, German bombing planes arrived at Brasov last niuhi.

“The iusccuritv 0f our frmiiicrs with Bulgaria forced us to relinquish Bcssavabia llucovinzi." said the Foreign Minister.

The (iovcrnment, he claimed, found that the Franco- iiritish guarantees 0f Rumanian independence "hampered us insicziii of helping us."

While rhlflfifliilllll spoke, the Russians were reported. [)()lil‘llli.{ engineers, agricultural experts, (l-gpu (secret scr- vicc) officers and fresh divisions of the Rcd army illlil Ilcssiiriiliizi iind North Bucovina in put the sizimp of (‘uni- munism as rapidly as possible on the now c0nipIeici_v-nc- cupicri territory‘.

On the other hand. Gci'm:in_\"s special picnipuiciiiiziry. Richard Rcuhzichcr, former liayoi" of Vienna. left for the llcssiiriiiiizin frontier by ziiitnmobile i0 look after ihc inivivwis of (icrniun residents and pmpcri)" ouncrs forced out 0f the “lost provinces."

Bin-DIE H UNG A R Y

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Rumnnizin Government sources charged that Hun- _L1'2ll'_V is iryinc io fnment 1i revolution among the 1.500.000 Niuipviirs in 'l‘i"zins_vivziniu i0 facilitate the eventual entry 0f the Hungarian army into the big, rich province.

Runuinian police and gendarmcs are understood to have bcuun widespread raids on iiuiigariiiii homes and business houses in Transylvania in a search for arms.

Sources close in pziizicc and cabinet hcrc charged that ihc iiunu.'iri:in (iovcrnmciii is smugiriing rifles. hand grenades and machine guns into ihc l0l'l'iifll‘_\'.

'l‘hc_v expressed fciir lest this influx of weapons pili

ihc liuirviii‘ minority in a position to attack Rumzinian of~ ficinls llllii hamper dcfcncc hy the iluniiiiiiiiii army should

the llungzirian troops cross the frontier. HITLER MAY OFFER PROTTCTION As a whole. however". Government quarters

their hopes for peaceful settlement of Rumanizfs icrri iurizil disputes with Hungary and lluiuziriii

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