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TCHARLQTTETOWN. CANADA, SATURDAY, OCT OBER 10, 1936

Covers Prince Edward

Island Like the Dew

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Influfncc is the clfluence of af- llucnce.

Annual Sulmcrlphnn lli-lhrrell $11K n; Mull (Junudu and u. s. A. $4.51

iliuc rvruisl co

. -. 1k, “Elna: Monday. ' 1“ “ A L-7I92-10-l0-li.

. --._\i "ell Wednesday. who“ m L-'ll98-l0-10-12, “Tailors Si. Peters Tuesday.

. 14-7198-10-10-12.

"msfrw wedpe5dﬂy, October 21 m; ciuckin Supper in Milton Hall.

11-7006-10-8-10. '-i=.ii:ii~~ sult- in aid of Basilica Mmy 5o '. Prtnvse Bros, Satur- L-7059-10-7-4i.

15y ailriuoon.

the Charlottetown and Sale Tuesday, 1151108-10-8-31.

“He”, Suppfl‘, Wrheel of Fortune mil other anuuscincnts, Peakes Hall, October 31st. L-'l166—lO-9-2i.

"Saturday. October 10th, Cake Sale llL l-loliuaiis iotiuy by Mt. Mel- iick W. I. L-7U32-10-l0-li.

"Kelly's Cross Bingo Party. Dance. Lunch, Monday, October mp, L-7200-l0-l0-1i.

"All l-lunter Rircr stores closed Monday, Thanksgiving day. L-7220

"Dr. Crokt-n has removed Office llld Residence to corner Water and Great George Street. L-7099-10-8-1ii.,

"Dance in Forest liill Hall, Mon- ", October" 12th. Webster's Orch- L-7206-l0-lU-ll.

“Cake Sale at S A. McDonalrls to-day ituspiees "Children's 'l‘able“ Kings Daughters. L-723l

"Reserve Saturday, October

0".h for Chicken supper in St. iarkls Hall, Kcnsixiglon. 14-7060-10-7-10.

"Rsgular Monthly Meeting tiles .- .i:;" ary Protestant Orph- agc, Legion Bldg, Friday, 3.30.

L-7lé7-l0-9-3i.

"RHPYYP Octobei" 27th for North not; Prcsbwerian Church Chicken upper and sale of work. _ L-7l90-10-l0-1l.

"Chicken Slipper" for 25c at Gra- infs Rural Hall, Thursday, Oct. 2nd. Hcrving 4 to l0.

L-7208-l0-l0-l7-2l.

"The Malpcquc Y. P. U. prcncnt Prairie Rose“ 1n Cavendish Hall on ponds)‘ evening, October 12th.

L-7l80-l0-l0-li,

"Enjoy a good time at Fairview 5611001, Monday, October 12th. Dlticc and lunch. Admission 25c.

L—7l95-l0-10-1l.

"Covcheail Club loading hxgs.

Dc! lit-r l-ith until train time. Pleasi- ii! stock. L-TZOS-IO-IO-ll. "Dance at Pcakcs Hall Tuesdal‘. utoiici" liith, in aid Charlottetown Liglcs Bowling tram. l - 11-7225-10-10-21

"Come and enjoy a igttud liirkea slipper" in Marshficiil cu lilcsda)‘ October", 13th from 5 t»

011i aid of liali. L~7218

"Buying live hogs Hunter River “Why morning, Ercrent Hashim. mcritld, filiicn Mouse, Kcnsillglfll, “W18 Monday. Signed A. E. Wed- K L-7l70-10-9-2i.

Players present the

"Mllfleqitc - ‘ in Cavendish llall

"shill Your hogs and lambs dur- Blvcck of October 12th ("o-opera- "e-l’ and be safe. On equal weight “<1 load basis we defy competi- lofi. Livestock llxketing Board. 14-7733

"Cllmﬂ to Clyde River Wednes- lli’ rvenlng, October 14th and hear r. Edwin c. Johnstone, BA. speak

l’? unfavorable following ev- “hil- K L-usi-io-io-iz.

rvlrlcty concert and dance ald c~ F- D. Heu- Mrs. Arthur "f! and others North Wiltshlre ‘u October 14, 8 30, Admission cents including tax. 14-7232-10-10-31

slum‘) quotations were higher a“! 1hr week of October 5th u; that offered the previous The" 1w". are offered an attractive ‘musr next week's loading, and h, m‘ “'1 higher we are assured

farm-St"- Livestock Markcllnr, 11-7233

anihs, calves at York Wcilncstlay", '

VIRTIIALBIVIL WAR lllllMS‘ IN" FRANCE

Apprehension Caused

, By Situation in Al- sace And Lorraine. Italian Subject Kill- ed.

(By Robert Parker, Associated Press Foreign Staff)

PARIS, Oct. 9-(AP)—Pollce re- inforcements wera dispatched to Al- sacc-Lorralne tonight after the shooting of an Italian subject at Mctz had sharpened tension be- tween Communists and Rightists.

The Italian, Antonio Bertazzo, was wounded by unidentiﬁed assailants in a district already anxious over forthcoming Communist demonstraw tlons and promised counterdemon- strations by Rightists.

The Italian consul at Met: iden- tiﬁed the wounded man as a mem- ber of the Fascist party.

The possibility of a crisis within the Popular Front government of Socialist Premier Leon Blum ad- ded anxiety. The cabinet was re- ported determined to restrict the Communists to 10 meetings in Al- sace-Lorraine, but the Communist Party's press bureau announced to- night that 52 meetings would be hold over the week-end.

The Communist statement pm. claimed “mobllization" of its ad- hertnts in Alsace-Lorraine to assure holding of the meetings.

There was a possibility the meetings would be raided not only by Rightists under Col. Francois de la llocque and his "social party" but also by police.

President Lcbrun himself at- tempted to get the Communists to call off their planned meetings and conferred with cabinet; members.

The "Laud Alsace Society," one of the strongest Rlghtist groups in France, rallied to Do La Rocqucs banner and warned authorities they uc-re strong enough to curb the Communist meetings, I

Centrist newspapers joined Right- lst organs in denouncing the Com- muizists.

The Catholic clerical party posted signs iii Strasbourg threatening to “blow up" the Communist mect-

(Continued on page 13)

Shirley Temple Sued For Million

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 9- Shirlrw Temple, child scrern star, was sued today for $1,000,000.

Jack Hays, iihn producer, who brought the suit, named as co-de- fendants with Shirley her father and mother; Twentieth Century- Fox Ffm Corporation, the Cali- fornia. Hank and the California Trust Company.

Hays citeda contract signed Oct. 7, 1932, as the basis for suit. This contract, he asserted, was signed by the Temples and under it he was to have the right for two years to direct Shirley's film train- ing and she was to appear ox- ciusively under his sponsorship.

Women Return To Munition Factories

LONDON, Oct. 10—(5nturday)- (CP cablw-For the first time since the Great War, women are returning to work in thQmHHlUOH-B fartorics.

The official London Gazette this morning announced that women over 18 may be employed ln two- day shifts filling three-inch mor- tar bombs in certain factories.

Returns From Visit To United States

Lleut. Governor DcBloiu, with Mrs. DeBlols, returned night from a visit Minnesota.

instincts animation

ROIVIE, Oct. l0 (Saturdayl High Italian sources said today the Italian ambassador to London had accused Brlicns as well as Rus- sians of aiding the Spanish Gov- ernment against the Insurgents

The Ambassador, Dino Grrmdi, was said to have made the ac- cusation at yesterday's closed ses- sion of the international non-in- tervention committee in London, when he dcnicd Russia's charge that Ital-gentler] with Germany

who last w Rochester,

and Portugal-had violated the pact by aiding the Insurgents. Grandi, it was said in these

circles, named eight British pilOiS who he alleged were working for tho Madrid Government. The

names of the aviators were not given here. The Ambassador also was rc-

ported to have asserted the Brit- _._i'.’“' ‘ 7 — (Continued on barge 131

Western Farmers In Need f Fodder

ARCHIVE. saszc, oi-t. o-acm _pegd {Cr their cattle and horses became a srrious probiciii 10111211!» to fannrrs in a IOO-sqtiaiui-iiiilc area of this southern Saskatche- wan dastrict.

PagLrlfg [grids and fields ticstroy- ed by a raring Prniiie fire, the, farmers were repai rd to be in im- mediate need cf fodder.

The flames. which swept a path 20 miles long and five miles wide Thursday night, for a time mcnaced homes, farm buildings and school houses befpze bring subdued after a 10-hour battle.

Royal Commission Probe Continued

nonci-iissmn, N. 8., Oct. 9- (CPl-The Royal Commission in- vestlgating pcnltentiarles to d a y heard another group of 25 prisoners in Dorchestcr Penitentiary, bringing to 50 the number licord iii two days and leaving 66,morc to appear before them before they proceol to Charlottetown.

Mr. Justice Archombault of the Quebec supreme Court. said it will be necessary to return to Dorchcs- t" gfwf the public hearing at Charlottetown to heai" the suards and prison officials who wish to appear before the Commission. Hearings have been arranged for Thursday and Friday and P0581111!‘

T APPEAR a! SUPREME count

IF trauma:

Magistrates’ J u d g- ment in Manslaugh- t e r (la s e Against Judge Duffy.

The deubion of a. preliminary; hearing on a charge of man—‘ slaughter zigainst Judge C. G. Duffy was handed down yesterday. Mag- istrate John F. Whear of Char- lotutown read the joint decision‘

L. B. Meliish of Montague who con- curred in it. '

The text of the decision was as, follows:

"The charge, which has been the subject of our inquiry for the past two weeks ormore, is _'Manslaugh- ter.’ The information alleges that the accused ‘did kill and. slay’ one‘ Michael Horgan and the evidence: shows that the death occurred as a restiit of a collision on the Stan- hcpe Road in Queens County be- tween two motor cars, one of which was driven by the accused south- trardly on his way to Charlotte- town ‘from a ﬁshing trip, the other car was driven by the deceaseds brother Thomas l-lorgan, Jim, who was driving home from the Cove- head Road Church nortliwardly. This latter car contained six pas- sengers including the driver and in addition two others were allowed to ride by standing on each run- niug-board. 'I‘he deceased was on the left running-board and nearest to the accused's car ivlien the. col- lision occurred. None of the other occupants of the l-lorgun car sus- tained any injury fromXhe collis- ion and the evidence shows that they barely felt the shock except that John Horgan who wuss on the right running-board vras thrown off when vkc rear right wheel of his car went into the ditch.

"The accident occurred at a point slightly south of Russell's Forge. The road there varies from a width of 28 to 3i feet. Measurements were taker. by a government engineer and also by the R.C.M.P. The road is 28 feet wide from shoulder" to shoulder in a line running under the centre of the zwcusedﬂs car and

(Continued on page 13)

Missing Woman Widely Sought

YARMOUTH, N.S., Oct. 9-10?) ---S:-.arch for Mary MarC-rcgor, wealthy Akron, Ohio, woman miss- ing since last August, spread to Yormouth today with the arrival of n. New York detective and a. Canadian National railways police official.

Miss MacGragor booked passage on a Boston-Yarmouth boat, in- tending to visit Ingonisii, NB. Royal Canadian Mounted Police checked the latter village and found she had never arrived there.

Her stateroom door was locked on the outside. An envelope con- talniiig her passport and a sum of money was found aboard.

Killed Instantly In Car Crash

SYDNEY, N. 8., Oct. 9--(OP) — One man was instantly killed and another injured tonight when their atuomnbile crashed into a lumber truck parked on the highway near this city. _

William Bowman, 40, formerly ol’ Muigrave, N. 5., was killed and Andrew Murphy. 21.0! Sydney. was the injured man. He is given an

Saturday at this 111M9-

reached by himself and Magistratel ,

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Rev. Dr. J. Goforth, Missionary, Die s

REV. DR. GOFORTII WALLACEBERG, ONT., Oct. 9~—

Stormy Session of Non - I n t e rvention (‘ommittee (‘limax- ed by Walkout of Port u g u e s c llele~ gate.

PARIS. Oct. 9—(Cl'-lla\'8s) -- Frunce and Britain agreed today on a common attitude toward null- intr-iw-cntlon in the Spanish civil war. it was learned tonight.

Premier Blum lunchcd formally with Foreign Secretary Eden, who is cnroute to London from the Riv- ii-ra.

1hr- liwo statesmen, it was unner- stotul, decided on the following.

l. Franco and Brltzun continue to

tCP)—Rev. Dr. Jonathan Goforth. Presbyterian missionary who spent , nearly half a century in the Chinese and Manchurian mission fields, died here yesterday at the home of his son, Rev, J. F. Goforth. He l was 7'7 years old. l

Pioneer missionary of the Pres- byterian Church in Canada, Rev. Mr. Goforth was sent l0 China in 188B to found a mission in north- 3 ern Honan Province.

Later he conducted missions throughout China, actually workin; - in 1'1 of China's 22 provinces. He ‘ was closely associated for years with the work of evangcl":

army.

The body is to be taken to To- I ronto where fuiicial svrvicrs wzll be held Saturday afternoon in Knox Presbyterian Church ivith Ru". Dr. A. B. Winchester", llllllifdi‘? cnxer- itus, officiating, Intermcnt v."ill be made in Mount Pleasant Cimctcry" Toronto.

For about six years Mi". Goforih , had been filiuost totally blind, but continued his nilssionziry work iii Canada even aftci" leaving: China, early in 1935 when he wa» recall- ed on furlough.

When retired by the Presbyterian general board of missions because of blindness three year. ago. Dr. Goforth was quoted as string:

“My work is far from being over. I have enough invitations to speak at meetings all ovcr the country to last me for a yicar. l‘rl co bark to the Orient for anothri" 40 years if my sight were any good."

Wallace Oofortii, Aroiztrcal. is a] son. l

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SEEK TC an ARAlLSlRlliE,

JERUSALEM. Oct. 9 _ 1GP) — l l-lavas)-—'l‘he Arab high committee and delegates from local strike

|committees tonight decided to ap~

peal to all their followers in Palo- stine to end the general stikc which has brought disorders throughout the Holy Land foi" scv- . eral months.

The conference proposal put forward by Arab rul- ‘ ers of neighboring countries to call i l halt to the strike pending in- i vestigation of the situation by a British Royal Commission.

Meanwhile scattered disorders continued. Three British battalions scoured the hills and ravines be- tween Tukarem and Nabius after an Arab attack against tuihs of the Royal Tank Corps south of Tul- karem.

(According to the Associated Press, 15 Arabs were killed in this sector. The British troops vrvri- looking for the Syrian lCﬂflfl‘ Fawzl Bey Kawgazi, who has bcci‘. fighting with the Arabs. lie was

approved the

even chance of recovery.

not found‘ i

, commiticc 1i Russia co

stiuid for non-intervention in Spain, but insist that all powers respect ihc pact.

2. Fralii-i- unrl Britain are joint-d

r in attempting to avoid violent re-

(ifilllllllllifillS in the London rom- niiltcc meetings, but at the same time ngrcc the committee must proceed effectively" with its work.

LINDON, Oct. 9—~ (AP) ~—So\'iet Russia, threatening from the Spanish ll0ll-llllCYVCllliOll agreement, was understood tonigh; i0 have derided to continue coop- cialiug foi" the present tiinc.

’l‘his (iC(‘.lSlOll_ reported by a high

i diplomatic itufhoritv, came after a

day of stormy charges and soun- lcr-rliurges and the (iraniafic

‘ waltz-out of the Portugese delve:

from LllC non-intervention coni~ mittee meeting.

Portugal, with Germany and Italy had been accused by Russia

. ‘lug the Spanish insurgents in '" struggle against the Madrid rcttimc.

A stirprise was created in com- mittee circles when Chancellor of the Exchequer" Neville Chamber- lain, acting premier" during the ab- sence of Prime Minister Baldwin, was quoted as having said Briiain would lcau- the non-inteiwcntiivn uld prove licr

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llwyer Seeks To End Mine Tie -up

GliACl-I BAY, N.S., Oc‘. 9- tCPi - H1111, .\l‘ incl D\\_vci"_ Nmu Sco- ltals Altnislci‘ of Althea, will arrive i" (ilut-c Bay l0lllOl'l‘f1\\' to \'(‘.w'llﬂ.ili‘ the dispute which kept No. 2-1 coiliery idle for near- ly a work.

Demanding that eight-foot cul- lcr bats be replaced with six-foot bars "in the interests of safety", the pits ccal cufkrs rr d to work Monday and 400 miners have not workcil since.

Last night a committee ap- poiiilctl by the Mines Depariinciit aiul a delegation of miners went into the colllcryv to investigate al- lccrd “unsafe working conditions."

Seven Legionaires Given Life Term

DETROIT‘, Oct. 9~-lAP)—-$€\'(‘l1 night-riders of the Black Legion received life terms in prison for murder" totiay after "Colonel" Har- vcy Davis charged prosecutor Dini- can M.Crea was a member of the were; order anti that one of the trial jurors prrjurevtl himself.

McCrea said the chine-c was "a —---— lie" and Jiztlgv Mroyiiihan proceeded with .\'.‘ll\t‘l‘ ing the inch t,::i\"i;‘.r:l o; ilir rrziilsidr “excru-

to withdraw

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tion" of Charles Poole last May 12.

SPA NISH c0 VT. PINS HOPE 01v R USSIANS .4115

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A E R E Tension Mounts In hiadrid ‘vVith

Acknowledged Fail Of Strategic Points In Mountains.

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ward into Nlzitlritl ])l'fi\lllt'l‘ today in hclmv-frceziiiu" wciilhci" and zitlvziucctl slcadil) toward lltc ciipilail alonu foul" u||uu~t cqiii-ilkiaiii spnlics of‘ ii igiuul u hot-l.

Each of the four ziiiucking" illlTtH pushiutg" in from the

“PS1. lift" Svllilnrcsi. the notllnvt-st and lhc IIUHilIJ/‘tﬁl hurl, penetrated to within ap|iroiiniatcl_v JET jsclive tonight.

Th0 Fill! of the whet-l was hrzikcn iii only one point. lncticnczi province, snuthctisl of .\I;idi"i(l. through which the (fuialonia

iuilcs of thcii‘ ub-

(ioverumt-nt lciitlcrs were expected to fit-e whcn thc lllHl1l‘;.;‘l.‘l‘l[ siege enters it"

l0 final stages.

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the capiial.

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