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CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12, 1939

CHAMBERLAIN P USHES

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TURWIEEY OPENS DARDANELLES

. Illfl Runlunlun foreign ministers. _ minis and Turkey gave dynamic

"war to maintain each other‘: security. The propaganda mouthpiece do-

clored the two notions love but were ready to defend the in- deozzldenca with all their might.

'I‘Cl‘e!»gn Istanbul over the weekend as he

[ITTLEDFALKAN PUWERS 8H0?!

Offer Defence Of Government

“mm Him" Financial Record

Will (To-operate Along With Greece And Yugoslavia In Main- taining Security.

BUOKAREST, Rnrnanin, April ll-Dlplomatio circles tonight ln~

dsncllcs, vital straits betwccn the Aegean and the Black Scu, for

Tbs mouthpiece of the Rumm-

of tho full import 'of oonvcmtions in Istanbul between the ‘Purkish It sold frlendsillp between llu- these force to the Balkan Entcnto which tnoludu those powers in addition to Greece and Yugoslavia. “omunio ond ‘turkey have Joint economic interests in peacetime and would cooperate ln .0856 .of

88GB

Grloorc Caferlcll, Rwncnian

Minister, conferred in tartod a tour of numerous capit- - for important conversations. (The Dardanelles. bver which key has control b virtue of _ Mcntreux Convex: ion, provide to the rticular importance in wartime.)

Socialist Party Dissolved

SOFIA, Bulgaria, April il-The

O enln of on em ioyment bur- diu“? “m” h“! Fan"! ml- eoupin sgme~l=rinoe gldvmrd Island “uh” ‘umnd ‘i’ W9“ “l” 9"‘ government department where ev- ery ‘armed’ l u ld l' f. ms rson see ng a or cou .s Dlilllb OI military and other lup~ gen,“ as a potent“; employ" w“ 3m” i“ nmMM‘ h‘ °"° i’! ""'- proposed in the legislature last ld lsn press and propanndo depqrt- gag»? “x5253,” mfifli-QQIXI-filvo tho first blot “nmpmmenh Mr. MacKlnnon so make it possible for the govern- ment to send work applicants to sourcss. claimed they found it hard to get workers, he said. Also, in winter living on meagre fare ind several half-grown boys glad w do farm chores for their clothes and board. Horace Wright <F‘ourtb Prince). who followed so’: the Government of Premier Thnnc A. Campbell would stand the criti- cism "of financial expe Mr- William Hvgbes, Fifth Kings moved odjournmenc of the debate. the forthcoming visit of the King and Queen, Mr. Maclflnnon said the real meaning of the sovereign and singing the National Anthem opp-cal for preservation institutions to which we owe our

many families It was pointed out by Sear: that who would be

Referring tn

--. sagas of ‘lccftutngisf snagging!‘ the ., am. pu c men o s coun , arg- rmnea“ and would be or lng them with incapacity, and im- putlng dishonest motives in the administration of the government by tilem," he said.

umania, with the kOrliy §eqnou _ out this land ovqr B S

Messrs Dodgdld MacKinnon And Horace Wright Are Speakers I11__I_3_l_1dget Debate

"Those lectures were preceded by s. well thought-out campaign advertising through thy, press by the sponsor and propagator of this tirade. The object was to arouse the curiosity of the public con- cerning those broadcosts. below they were delivered, and they were Ls unfair as they were inconsis- lent.

“This country needs and wel- comes into tho public life men of vision and integrity and if Mr. McCullagh (G e o r g e McCullagb. publisher of the Toronto Globe and Mail who fol-fried the Leadership league, a non-partisan organica- tion) feels that he has anything constructive to afiel- toward the difficult task of government. I think he owed in the country which made it sslblc for him under its protect ng laws and out of its natural resources to accum- liate s large personal fortune, a small measure of service and sac-

riflcc.

“And let him bear in mind that it was through such subtle and insidious propaganda that the Dro- sent fanatical rulers of Germany and Italy worl their way to power after they had destroyed all confl- derlce oi the people in their estcb~ llshed forms of government.

“And I say to him or anyone else who may, advance tho theory first under ‘our present ‘elective system it. is impossible to find men who are sincere or that when you send men to parliament they immediately become collllpt. that

(Continued on page '1, Col 8)

Government tonight

German-supported rationalist Socialist Party for hat police said was a plot t0 arzgc Bulgaria's form of mvern- - en .

The rapidly growing party, ~ own as Rmtnilli. had been al- wcd to continue in recent months

it was a organization nllhmlgh lltical groups have been for- ~ ddcn by low.

A boll-co communique announ- ~ - dissolution by the minister of e interior.

It said Rotrllzl was discovered in ave been planning s, change in

c rodime and to install another

rec/t War oily. said it bad be- me necessary to "lake drastic -- urcs."

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SEARCH FOR. MISSING TRIO

8'1‘ JOHN'S, Nfld., A il il—(CP ablel-Jfhe fisheries w inspection

for three men from

no Cove who have been missing ncc day. The trio set out into . rtune Boy in an open moi-or boat d dinppea ’ in c, snowstorm.

A ommo rvnm

Notices in this column grants pflLwnlltl.________ d

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minutes so

icy toward Premier Mussbllnthsv- _- in: decided to rive him "one mom chance" to keep the or the President knew of this Bri- an‘ a,“ ‘tish dechion when he the Post editorial, and w ether his

words wOuld the British attitude dictators romsined undetermined. Post article wn bued Mr. Roosevelt's remark, ll ha left

tn

trans-then toivsrd the

kooseveltBacksSuggestion Of ‘Show OfForce ’ To Halt

Tota l i ta rian Aggression

(By The Associated Press) Warm Springs, Co, rec WASHINGTON. April lb-Prcsi- “I dent Roosevelt stomped with his hearty approval today n newspaper editorial culling for a “prcponder ant show of force“ by democratic nations to lnlt the European dio- tatoru Ind prevent war. editorial. morning in the Was lngton Post, (Independent). said world wsflcan still be averted if the free nations no willing to show that they will talc n, stnld before it is too late." ThelPrcmnt oliderod éhekcditfi- . orini use In he rn u s geagxgcwmu‘ w“ mflemd wd" his press conference. saying it w“ very good, very clear and very llc sold it hid not bwn him but that he hsd almost fnicn out of bed when he rend it this morning. llc added that ho wultod it in- serted in the press conference posterity might soc whst his views had been.

"Ono More Chance"

While the President spokefnows espntches from lnndon were say- ing Prime Minister Chamberlain

w: was pursuing on appeasement p0 sin ,

ently:— ‘ll be back in the full if we don't have a war."

It said thLs was no casual utter- snoa- “Most Americans realize today that the sweep of events has now brought Europe to the very odze of war," it commented. “What is unsufllciontl realized is the tremendclls imp cations of the im~ pending catastrophe for every citi- cen of this country.

"In spite of the best-informed warnings to the contrary ms-ny still believe that another world war might leave the United States rel~ stlvely undisturbed. In spite of the virtual certainty of American lnvw emeni. there are many urho would seek in achieve isolation by panicky legislation. or to seek silelicr behind other paper guar- antees of immunity."

To these persons, the editorial said. the President had addressed his warning. His use of the word "we", said the editorial, undoubt- edly meant western civilization.

“A war affecting its foundations would immediately affect its vital- ly. whether or not the United States was st the outlet physically involved," it added.

To Avert War

. Speaking of the woy to avert war. the editorial uaertom- - “Pressure from the Berlin-Rum axis will not ease until it reaches the point of serious ‘stance. Then only can s diflonnt sud

ISLAND PLAY IS PRESENTED AT F_E_§TIVAL

Varied And Crowded Program As Fest- ival Concludes Sec- ond Day.

LONDON, OnL, April ll —(CP)—Adjudicator . Sam Liitlewood termed tonight “charming” the Little Theatre Guild of Charlotte- town presentation of “It's Autumn Now" at the Do- minion Drama Festival.

Terming the play a “de- lightful thing,” he said it was worth coming 3,000 miles to hear and see the “delight- ful Mrs. Duxbury" as play- ed by Hazel Henry.

He felt Burleilzh Taylor portraying an actor in the old and grand school was rather ion natural and gent- lemanly-like. He had not quite caught the tremend- ous affectation of that type of actor which Mr. Little- wood remembered as “an old blue chin.” Taking him as a gentleman he did admirably, he concluded. r

. y --~. - .v_ ~. mt with»: 110E066 Canadian Press staff Writer LONDON, Ont, April l1 -—-(CP) -r'lve of Canada's leading ornat- eur actors displayed their talents at ionizhts sfzylrlg of the Domin- ion brama. llocival. one ad the most. varied, though crowded, pro- grams of we week. it included four short plays. Wlzmlpes but piece "Rehearsal? intense in its portside slant on life; Clive, Alto, one of the most talked-of groug of the festival, came through wl Chekovb “The Bear.” Kingston, Ont, presented that old-time fav- orite ‘The Valiant?’ and the play- ers from Charlottetown rounded out the evening with the delight- gll English comedy "It's Autumn

Two of tho gloups-Jvinrlipeg and Klngs-ton-bcsstcd both in oasis and we be’: n“ ' P“ Poz- ress of their region fmivclo, Gordon Burwaul and rsdllcé: Goffmsn who play the leads in “Rehearsal” were rated tops inact- ing ability in the Manitoba festi- vol, while Eastern Ontario honors went to Ellimore stuart and l-lar- ry Curtis in the Kinsfilon play.

Fifth "best? actor 0f the night's

showing was on Alberto. fanner, Robert Hasklrls. who he difficult role of tho landowner in “The Bear". “Rehearsalfl given by the Win- nlpe new tideutre, has a cast of l8 wllic is large for a short, Its story follows the now trudl - sl patwrn of leftist documents. popularized by Clifford Odets. Written by Albert Malia, it revol- ves around the struggle of work- ers for recognition.

"The Bear" is wall-known theatre, blending in true Russia-n fashion pathos with comedy, sre- cipo of rare success in tho hands of Anion Chekov. its out of three l u the smallest of all festival of-

ferings ‘they arc Hilda. Harrow. an Alberta. fqm wife: Robert l-lcsklns, and yovum Charles Mort- on who s, ed__irl__his_firct_i>ro;

(Continued on p880 '7, Col 3)

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Moslems Stage Demonstration Against Italy

BEIRUT. Lebanon. April ll~— [AH-Tho Syrian Government, lrmered over the Italian lnvas~ ion of Modem Albania. today cancelled a scheculcd receptmll (Br a Fascist delegation du; to Ito at Dsnlucus. the syrinn cap tal, en route to Iran (Persia) for the wedding of the Iranian

Crown Prince. Tho 1 gunk, headed by the Duke of oloto, command-

cr of tho lisn Bed Sea Fleet and n cousin of lta ‘s King Victor Emmanuel, will e asked to ‘limit their stly to a inirnum at Damascus,

Sta-so Demoustrstion

ORAN Aircria, A ril l1—- (flrl-ovioblls lillhls any cl=.~ parsed several thousand Moslom demonrtrutors “ho marched on the rullon consulate nrotrfllnr the Italian invasion of luOBEUI

Alb

Tho Oran demonstrators were participating in o nationwide series of protest meet-inn ell- lod by Mcllcm lenders.

Thor-o were 15,000 mused at Mostagsncm, 25,000 ct Constan- tine and similar demon-ration! lnnzvcry lzrz~ Amlnovualy.

ob guards and po were thrown around nil Italian Con- sulates in French-Governed Al-

iiiisf FEDERAL

Submitted To Con- ference Today.

UITAWA. AWl-i l1 -(OP)-- Delegmtes to the second annual conforms» f0 the Canadian Feder- ation of Mayors and Municl aiities wdny prepared resolutions Y T9‘ lief of various burdens on muni- cipalities. and tomorrow s dele-

tion will interview Prime Min- ster Mwkcrric King and his ministers to I1 lbs mbmbcwnl

than Main requhnt of the municiiptlit- ies will be that the Dominion Gov- ernment assume the ontirfl will 0! unemployment reliof instead of tho

pment cost diam-lotion of 40 per cent so tho Federal Govvornment. 4,0 per cent to the I180?-

mlmcnis and 20 PM‘ Wilt in "he municipalities. lit was minted gilt the economic obnfgl 1 o," com

laymen w - irignuxiiingver the Dominion and munlclpd finances were strained beyond the limit. in carrying the

burden.

Another resolution to be pl before the cabinet will request that the of labor in uncmployrrmlt relief proleotishsrofllgynthe Porn;

(continued on D880 '1. Col i) _.___.____..____

international Developments At A Glance

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MEETING i|' ‘

Routine Business Discussed ~— D r o Reported In Relief Costs.

The regular monthly mating of the City Council was held last nigh-t in the Council Chambers with Deputy Mayor B. Roy Hol- man in the chair owing to the absence in Ottawa, of His Worship Mayor Foster attending the D0- mlnion Conference of Mayors. Councillor R. C. Chandler who accompanied His Worship was the only other absentee.

Some discussion took place on the minutes of n special nwctlng which was held on March 30th. ‘Pile oetirlg had been cclicd for. the pu of discussing grunts l0 7105b tals and the discussion centred around whether or not other business which hm been taken vzas in order. The minutes

nt was read Kcepinz; tho Police Heath

Councillor Dr.

McIntyre. chairman of tho Police Commit/inc and the Meat and Milk Inspector's report ‘by Dr. I. E. Crokcn. All vuvre adopted as read.

Councillor Blanchard asked if srllmals were allowed i0 be burn- ed within the incinerator mum was in the City limits as ho was under the impression that land had been leased outside the City limits for the purpose 0f buryins animals which had been dost-YO?‘ ed; The matter of the Cityxiump was also hroilsht up£by Councillor

80111611114113 a-‘nmlld be done in this mat/fer. Councillor Hcnncssey con- curred with Councillor McKiefis re-

,mI,l'k.5 and also stated that in the

case where a milk vendor fell be- low test he was immediately when before the Magistrate and fined. why tficen, he asked, sl-lould not tilesamebemebed orutto those bilmiflk fl-nlmeis in the incinerator if such were ogairlst-fllo City laws. Deputy Mayor Holman promised that the matters would be looked into immediately upon tho Mayor's return. with o mootim of the Board of Health to be called.

An application was read from Ralph MBJDOH Crockett for a. i-

but mo matter was leilt over Wilding the return oi’ the myor and Chsinnon of the riunoo Committee, Councillor R. C.

Chandler.

An cppiiccviml from John a. Chandler for position as City mm sweeper wu referred to tho Btmot Committee

An application ‘for the position of City Police Conswblc was read 1mm Qiszsaénlllqnvg-unsicend

(Continued on page T, Ool 5)

Threatens Strike In Soft Coal Industry

I

NEW YORK, A0011 ll—-(AP)-- John L. Lewis threatened (Addy t0 halt work in the entire soft cool industry in the United an less an cement is ruched soon between t e United Mina Wmicsrs and the Mme ‘is in the Ab- pulachlan region.

In slaiemcnts isucd simultan- eous] . the U._ M. W. President and Charo: sgokcszfatoignéor aha CD611 1'5 03C rwflt) [I Ol‘ c new labor contract virtually had reached a stnlenlmo.

Meanwhile all union miners in the Appalachian region, with the OOJODL on of ‘ maintenance

crews have ceased work.

in ouilyinlr districts ha. continued under special is, which

e Till tAppow his n prod

70 cent o! e so coal in the Unvad States and iil labor con-

tract terms tradit _ go basis for the rflt of the indust-

Greece ls Warned Against Joining British Peace Bloc

this "imposing love" ciont to with the izmlblcd world situnt on. -

A communique onnounood the classes of men born in 100i and mil had boon 001M to militaa

summon

tkmol ciroumltmoeo. The classes of ill’! and ill! lad l of tho olus of i 9

smol krmml viouflia were under of other clusno WM recalled. includinc lomo men

claimant 00 fog sir-raid dew-ice in c cs. The scour-sues m Greece was

tloin as pernmncnt City amp oyoo w

um circles that Yusoslavin.

my comm Another ‘Chance’

To Keep Peace

l A N I G ‘I TiKing George Br-ea-ks Easter Vaca-

tion To Learn At First Hand

International Developments

LONDON, April ll-(AIU-Prime Minister‘ Cham- berlain, although still pushing his "Halt Hitler" alliance plan, was reliably reported today to have decided to give Premier Mussolini “one more chance” to keep his prom- ises and the peace of Europe.

Mr. Chamberlain was understood to have accepted MussolinPs assurances that Italy would go no fzlriilcr into the Balkans than Albania, and also would get his Black- shirt legions out of Spain without too much delay.

(Havas News Agency quoted diplomats as stating Mr. Chamberlain received a personal letter from Premier Mussolini containing his assurances that he desired to keep peace and promising as evidence of good faith to re- patriate his troops in Spain.)

This decision by the Prime Minister was described as the chief development of the day which ended with a con- ference between Mr. Chamberlain and the Rim: ni Buck- ingham Palace.

Return: to London H i H’ 7 MD“ i r 'I‘hc King broke his illsster holf- ' i cc-y with his family ct Windsor .. Castle for the day and came w I. v u

borldon to hear what was believed to bc Mr. Chamberlain's explan- ation u to why Berlin and Home be tlooltod u sBDflmte ele- e ~ o sourea so. com ————~ wiil mm 1c e few members of ulc Cabinet wuu- PARYB- Anr- lb-Mosi of the ed m dgnom “u, “$0.3m”. French Mediterranean Fleet mmflnent o; l”; y”; “ovum; sailed tonight from the Toulon o; naval base for an unknown destination u Enrico ltreng- tbcnod her defences in the has of a troubled international situation. Further information concom-

for main‘ the statue

qua in the Mediterranean area, in; the naval move woo hfd- ilcn. however. behind censor-

because of mo‘: occupation of Albania

mu faction. howover. sol-nod w have been overruled by Mr. Chamberlain, Sir Samuel 0MB, Home t

imO

0mm“, a '68” “$3.3 “$1 Illlfl on all military and mm others said to be con there llllmllltifln- still was hope of splitting the Roule- The fleet’! departure from Berlin Axis in event o; war. Tonlon. Emma's fnlln nsnl

ban on the Mcditcrnnun

New Muuivw sunroof oout. came nftor the govern- Br and were mcnt had WIMP"; extraord- ixance mlUdiDbG lfi-uifl(t0flflfil Ipyechterf" b‘ _ Zlffeooewnildmfihlgzeiyul? was holidays “m?! or’ m, "a" ..,..r*."sr.:"r..r coerce: om- l- Mo» “m” "mm “n Mwwrmw‘ VALBTTA mm A . 1 If“ 1b- wm’ “will?” fully‘ “mum for mm) ~11.” nmull

battleships today arrived l! mmgee mo; m 5 Malta. British naval base in thin afternoon and wu sold to luvs the Median-mom. idea. ThfiKiIlfl ame ‘Hwy were the Wanpth. to London afterward. flying the flag of Admiral Si! It was believed M11 ChB-mberlfim Dudley Pound, common’ 4n- gmwcd mpg Qeorfle new Italian chief of the Mediterranean oosurslm and explained the s-We- float. which left San Remo on men» he WWW W m“ “he” ‘he the rumor Riviera lut Sun- Hml-WP! minim“ °°“"°“” m °“ ca: the Bar-hull, flush!» of tram-dowry session Tbursdly. “mm A Yew“ “°“’°° m“ m” ‘fig which rm Naples or n fle- promisod that after a. Nations t n u fl_ View? parade Madrid she womd n royer o "I, and the Rum withdmw from "'-

wi-n the LroOPS whmh nerd manners Nwrfonciistsulthcolvllwar-Ma 2 llcsbhoenmporei-edsss l. hie Be min s’ i diff-um of lomatln

out Molt; in the post for y: have been loosened.

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Ivan . of, the rorclen Office, / \- _ _ Iggy‘? _ mo the Xld0fmlt Q tit-KY , v War-rs W...“ rivers“: :2: W‘ "5 °“"- “i” ' o VOESNT BELWW f.

h. “f: was believed, however, Russia would refuse to ob-ODETMB in My resurrect a policy of up- e

he: roonnamon wows-m

fining her home dcfofloos she made

no provocative moves.

warships were believed

be well awly from Greek waters.

They 8E0 oonconuwt at the Bri-

mh Mediterranean fsaud of Mul- n m‘? would be ready for

Y

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“so: l unsll corner of Illinois i0 ‘my her furs about mlly s invas-

zlven in s min presented by thlforoe of 3,500 “his disposal.

TORONTO. April ll-Minlmllm and maximum emporium-cor-

Daww“ 26 4B

Vancouver 4 5‘

Bdmontmi 3° i‘

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rulan 0mm dv-ffwu it Wm“ a i; Athens. Toron 31

With tho assurance. hows/var. filtwggd 3g g‘;

the Fascist press warned Oneal ‘lawn 3° 32

lllitlst inlng the Brltisil-BWB" B“, t ‘OM 33 34

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(Rook pom for British ncval WIYMWYQOBECAST 9° i’

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lb was not announced here whether the note itself contained tho wsrnirlg. but t-ho unanimity of the lioliul press mode clear this Covernnlcrlt‘; attitude.

The press asserted that certain powers mlfit find boiorc ion that the Med! ronecn ls no user you they offend

Italy.

More than 200 navy vessels were m Italian polls or narilclmtlfls lln tho Albanian operation. m6

Premier Mussolini had an Blf-_

Maritime Provinces‘; Fresh shift- ing winds; mostly cloudy and moderately cold; probably some light rain or snow.

High tide this mornink at 5 and this aficrnoon M. 3150.

Sun arts in!» evening at 6:40 and rLscB tomorrow morning at bzill.

New moon. April l9. 12:35 p. m.

Bummer-side tide cl hioen min- utes later than Char ottetown.

THE CAR FIRE! SAILING!

Luvs Borden 0A5 n l. l p. In Tormentlno ll n. m. 3.‘! I. Il-

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