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MAXIMS

OFA

MERE MAN

--____

That given by a ll,‘ d] more acceptable than“ ha haauﬁuiﬁ

hand.

Charlottetown Gunnllnu ’l‘vru Cent. lliorulnl Guurilliun, l-‘nundeil llitﬁ.

Z

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CHARLOTTE

Covers Prince Edwardi- Island Like the Dew

TOWN. CANADA, rucsoAv, AUGUST 9.193s

MAXI MS

OFA

MERE MA

The art docs not constitute .i rrhuinal unless tljig mind is crim- inal.

.0" llt-lln-rt-il $5.00 $1.00; Liininln and L‘. B. $5.00

Annual lsuliairi lly .\li\ll—l'. l; s

ioi races

Crazed‘ Mother Slays Children

l('.l". By Guardian's 5 cm

ritaoisruirroiv, Augfi Jwrlijf, t‘llll(ll'l‘ll of Mr. iiiicl Mrs. Otis -\=' i. lll Lvllffs (Jrcek iiciii“ here ivrrt‘ fatally injures! today by their suddenly crazed mother, Royal Canadian Mounted Police said late ilrs itftcrnocn alter the children (ii-iii in hospital hora,

The other Niles child, - bor named Donald, also wgs yfolilglllg rd to hospital with serious llljllfies out he was expected to liven

_i‘he mother, sufiorlll VWQundS lltlllﬁl! Said were sclf-inficted, was ttnil<~i~ guard in the some lmsplmi

Officials added that Mrs, Nile; lllI-tbbeen in Ill health for a con. salt-table HIIIL‘. She became (in. “Filled "l ill" lollﬂly country house \\'llll‘ her husband “'35 working in ill’ field. officials reverted after investigating the tragedy,

Niles xiv-as the first to learn of the occurrence. He immediately siunmontvi a, doctor from Prince ll/llllﬂ-lll. and police also were notl. l\‘tl.

LPll-Il ivas sludicd with n knife luid the infant died of a skull lriict:ire, doctors said.

Jluthorltles would give no furth. er (ietalis pending an inquest, be held at the school house at lane's Creek tonight.

CQMlNCI ‘EVEN-ll

v.

"Wednesday is Dance Night at The Highlands. L-l257-ti-1l-ti

“Cavendish tea August 10th. L-liifj-ii-ﬁ-Si.

' ' Kcuslngton talkies iii)‘.

on Tucs- L-lU9-8-8-2i.

"Borden lalkies on Wtvlncsdity. L-ZOO-B-B-lii.

"'I‘eu party St. George's Satur- (lllY, August 13th. LltiLl-8-G-4l ' Cavendish Tea Wednesday. Ai-g: "i, 10th, L-48-8-0-4i.

"Ikilkies-{lrupuud Thursday. L-ill-ti-B-Ill.

' ' Talkies—Malpeque Wednesday. L-til-B-li-Lii.

"filikies ulid Dance Brudiilbaiie Tlvwllill‘, L-lll-b-ti-Lil. ‘prriall! \'l/t‘<lli(‘.v(‘lll_\‘ night.

. 10th, Dance! liiiriiini: li.ill. on 2.; ecnl-i. L-Llii-S-tl-Lli.

Aim

“burden Line Club loading hogs lflllillo. calves cvcry ‘fuestlay. Ilours l1! to 3. L-Zl-iii-lll-llil-ll-ﬁ-ti.

"Ros! Mills. Vernon River. close August, 12th lililil srptriiibci‘ 51h. L.~22.'-8-9-2i. '

"Ice cream social and (lance ill izhport School Tuesday. All; l . L-lﬁti-S-ii

s. 1h

cl

let- crcaiu seeinl and ilaxzet- in rs ltunil School. llth. L-ZBJ-B-U-Lll.

‘he to ire t-riam social lli

SW c’. school \vt‘iilill‘ﬁfl.l_\, Au‘.- t.» iuiuf l.i-‘..‘~ll.

‘MarslificYl-Diiii _~.‘.c Uni- l-v; Church tea 'l‘ues i_v xkuuust 9 i: b unit-y Scott's field. Marsh- lied. Ii-IUK-ti-G-ill.

‘liluncc in \‘i an “day t iii-k, ‘Fignlsll Oreli lrii. lr-ill7-7-b-Mozi-Tuss-tf. "Come to the festival lfllllﬁlll.» A ursi 9th. til Ki‘. airs. llaui L‘- ll“lil£'-lllil(lC ice cream urd

""I‘lnii~.~<liiv cvrmii; at Saiilli Elwin‘ Szhool, ice cream lvsllvllll lll- and dance; In boat ii‘ . Ii-Dlfl-ll-Sl-lblll.

"Dance in Pownal Garage Hall Flllllly. August 12th. Worth Bros. liiid Jackie Ohlpmnnﬂi; Orchestra.

L-2ISl-8-9-3l.

"Support a worthy cause by at- lmflllllt the icr- crcaiu social in aid 0i Women's Institute at Irishtoirli

lllli'.~llll_\'. VI

- DPUVPPH Great

c ouncil

Authorities.

The Sherwood airport site, on which the city has had an option wiis accepted at the regular month- lvv mceting_0f the Charlottetown City Council last night, llln on this project would “be wi held until u committee of this council interviews the Minister of Tmllsbort at Ottawa and the re- suit of the interview is submitted lo this council." it was decided, Mr._E, C. Purccy, Eastern Airways Engineer, Nloneton will asked to itmke a. survey of the site as re- quiretrby the Department. The resolution was moved by Coun. R. C, Chandler and seconded by Coun. F. C. Dougan.

No mention was made last night as to the ownership of the prop- erty in question or the purchase Price but it. is understood unoffic- allv Messrs, MocaRe and Cullen arc owner's of the greater portion of the site and the purchase rice ls said to be 526.000 t0 $30. . It is anticipated lby the Council that the Provincial Government will bear half the cost of the site, inusmucir as it Will be of benefit to lllt‘ Province generally and that the Federal Government will con- tribute approximately $150000 for ilevelopment, including hard sur- face runways. over a riod of five rears. $25,000 are available for de- Vﬂlolllllcllt during the present fis- lllll you‘. Mayor Foster announced. lfr. _J. S. Jenkins. owner of U - ion Airport azaiii addressed c COilllCll in connection with the pro- pcscd airport. He had spoken at "ll (‘lllﬁlscneyi session of the coun- cil last week. Dr, Jenkins told the Mayor and Council last night that llie lllriXlft eontcm lated was not lllPPi-“ilry for Char ottetown. The present one had been satisfaclory for tiiitht vc ‘s and would continue to be so for probably another eight .\'l"-ll‘$.l If the money. as had been said, ivus being" spent on an air- port in part w provide employ- iiii ni it could be uscti to better ad- vauhiui- m other projects. notably w: (‘ITYJIII nevclopiucnt. Dr. Jenk- ins iltSlilfﬂll. I-Ic had spoken along ilu» r-umr line i‘ the _ emergency

Filliiii clnsiii iiirlii uillil

Australian Statesmen

Urge _Greater Co- operation.

tBy The (lunadiati Press) Three Australian statesmen plead- rd yesterday for closer cooperation botivecn mvntbcrs of the British CUliIlnUiIWCﬂlill of Nations.

At ‘Toronto. Sir Earle Page, dep- uty prime minister. urged a trade iiurcemiiiit betwmn the United Slates and the whole of the Brit- ish lJlillllllT‘, embracing the Eng- lisli-spcaking world.

In London, R. G. Menzies. attor- ney ireiicral. said modern relations Britain and the Dcnilnions "require constant con- tact. real determination to under- stand each others viewpoint. and frank and full exchallﬂe u m9" at the relevant time.’

Iii Melbourne. W. M. Hu8h95t minister for external affairs. ad- vocated abolition of the Domlnlons oflic: with direct access t0 the FOrPlEZli Office in London or to the Prime Minister there for the for- eign policy views of the Dominion:-

b?

ris

Sshool tonight, also regular

f‘Come to tho dance at FJ-"lsl ‘Wlshire schoo‘ Wctlncsda_v._Au1- l'l 10th.. lined music and relic-ill- llllull-i served by the Women's Iii- lllllile. L-cai-ii-o-zi.

"Conic to lht- opt-n nlr dance llriir Clermoni school Wednesday "Plllllz. Aug. 10th. ice irrcni allll rrirrsliinenba exrclleitt. floor and ‘llll-‘lc. cvc ybody wdcomi‘.

" L—242-B-9-2i.

"Trc cream festival. biullﬂ flll<l dance in Si. Patrick's School. Aug. ‘ml-- ll Mt fine Friday.

L-2ll9-8-9-1I-2l. p"'l‘he Western Union Young Cmlllvs pl~nlc at Dnrnlcy Aug. ll.

(‘luv at 2 p. m. and cniov sports. 31m") llllllles. a swim. supper and

e "mllllre service. b240-B-9-2i.

ones dust eovferllndg lrlletgeneewmetg: - ‘erse ' ("tglllttgtlglils of {arts desltmfl 311W“ lh s pas ilret‘ - The hem-line of Ilalrlldllntielﬁ" showrdfa (llsélritlxﬁﬁ: 1133;} desmnéra But or cv -' found inspiration for nﬁv» lgilrlltlgtljs in lllth ecuituy Ffﬂlc P _ beautiful womcil 8X

depictions lol‘ rmiiillillmlil‘ ( fabrics eﬁlmcllllw '6'

flcrlcd thi‘ iivll<><l= The chief (‘ﬁlm-ii Ls cnlire muse o V0‘! - p iiichidcs‘nnulglailllr H‘ Tlgmk p ii‘. ill ' ‘ ' ' . shit water wilt“ “ml” bildsiviiiir diuiri graYS- “me rcdadlluwts in gﬂdllpli lo white an p l-yhx Platinum fox and Siberian d formed rope-like trimmings awllll

lamor. slicwn ran the and also

stand,

Decides

On Sherwood Site For Civic Airport Further Action-ﬁgured Awaiting

Report Of Council Committee After Interview With Federal

misting {if the coutnclii inst week. l1 0D lOn Was a en on Upton Airport following ulq _ Qlﬂefgcncy session and final decision as to yvhat site would be purchastvl (it-- erred until the OOUIICII licartl the °Dlh10n of lvlli‘. r3. o. Pureev, East- "ii Airways Engineer. Moncloii. The Sherwood site had been named as first choice by Mr. G. G. Wake. {nan sent here to inspect possible lclds biv the Department. of 'I‘rans- D0rt. Upton Airport had been Placed 4th orrthe list, it was said. Several wunciilors considered Mr. WH-lwman might have been mistak- e" especially 111 VlBW of what Di‘. Jenkins said» Ml‘. Wakeman had $01G him concerning Upton several Yﬁars ago, “that it was capable of further dcvelo ment to the east." Mr. Purcey w ien here lnstiwcck

met the City Council in caucus and -

ﬂgrccd with the selection mode by Mr. Wﬂkemliii. Mayor E. A. mam‘ announced later.

MI} Pllreﬁy virus only “Mr._Wiikc_ mans Office b031," Di‘, Jenkiiig (i9. "la-Ted. and could not be expected

l0 dl5ﬂ§ree wit-h the opinion ex- pressed by his chief.

Mayor Foster mninluiiiui Mr. Pllfﬁlly was independent of Mr.

WB-llemﬁn and headed his own <i@_ partment.

Mr. Wakeman had gone out oi’ hi5 Way to call him by telephone from Moiieton yastcrday afternoon. Di‘. Jenkins said. Mr, \\/'£lkt‘iillili declared he was still a good mend and for him not to be cross over the selection of an airport silo. Dr. Jenkins said. Mr. Wukcman when here had not_ looked him up. Dr. Jenkins had informed the council at the previous meeting and when Bin attempt had been made to con- tact him he could not. be round.

There was Sﬁiflellllllt! about ihc whole thing he could not. under-- Dr. Jenkins said.

After considerable discussion the resolution deciding! on the pur- chase 0f the Sherwood site passvii vrithout division, l

Dr. Jenkins ...id he was sutbfisd with the treatment he luid l‘l‘t‘f‘l\'l‘Il

from the council aiid frli that he had been dealt fuirlv with. p Mayor Foster and councillors

pointed out in the course of thrir remarks that. they would have beru reatlv pleased if ilic Upton sit-- iad been selected. Al. it was ihrri- W115 no assurance the Diiirartixicnt 0f Transport would spciiu money for the tievclopmcnt rt n site placed fourth on lhe list by the inspector‘ Sent to miikc a survey.

Coun B. R. Holman was assured by Mayor Foster lhat final ‘Clltlll would not be taken with l't‘lllll_‘ t.) the airport ilnlil lln- rcmrt oi ill‘ Ottawa commitlci‘ had been ll1"l-"~‘(l before the full council, _ _

Other business at last nislllS session included presentation oi

routing, reports.

(Continued on page ill-Col 5) Reach Settlement

In Seamews Dispute _ _ Wircl

(C. l’. by Guard mts Spc MONTREAL, Aug. 8_~'l. _;it of the Canadian Seomcns Lliuon to tie up Great Lakes and at. Law- rence River vcs<els of Canada Steamship Lines faded toti-iy with the signing of a written itgreciiieiit girijusting the dispute between the workers and ihc company‘.

The agreement, effective llillll April 1, I940. was sighed late to- day by munnging-dircctoi- T. It. Enderby of Catiada steamship Lines and President J. _A. iPnll Sullivan of the scallions lllllOll. Settlement came after several ditvs of negotiation and boih sides ex- pressed “5atislacti0n" at the out- come of the conferences.

‘Fashions For Winter Display. Two Diverse Trends

i PARIS. Aug. a-old-lashioned necks and down cont fronts. w‘ ma‘ “m” stratus °.".‘;.'s‘..l".i°§§....“°..°.°‘li°t3

ticed with quilting stitches.

The collections indicated a bill fur year.

Black fox and white ermine made ground-length evening capes. skunk. fisher and blue fox vrcre fashioned into loose short day

coats.

New style pipings for afternoon ensembles were formed of astrak- han, beaver and senlskin.

Narrow evening dresses were noted in crepe. velvets and chiffon with paniei- hi draped or black fullness in» bus le draperies.

A Persian influence was noted in metal brocnrles and embroider- loq, also in wide-skirted evening coats. New evening coats also fol- lowing Chinese mandarin coat iinu.

iiizis iuiiiiiii iiiuilliiiswicil iii PliiPllillll

Agents A ctiv e In lnastern Canada For Much _Needed Raw- material.

(Written for The Canadian Press by Thomas Wayling)

PORT MENIER, Antiecsti Island Que, Aug. 8-Germany’s search for pulpwoocl for hcr new industries has been redirected from Anticosti Island to New Brunswick.

I flcw over to B_athurst today ‘and found the only two ships in the harbor were loading l)ll.l)\\'0Otl for Germany. All along the Mira- michi German agents were buying up pulpwootl for overseas ship- ment. There is no ban on the ex- ports from New Brunswick.

Many German engineers and forcsters are reported to have vis- ited eastern Canada in the last six mouths. but with the outcry {igillilSl/ llltfll‘ Anticosti Island deal thcy left the island at once and have been active elsewhere.

Outcome of Search

In Berlin last year I saw numer- ous fabrics and materials created from woodlpulp by German invent- iveness. and the need for raw ma- terials sent the Germans overseas. It appears, however, they are con- centrating their scotch in eastern Canada. and the shipments from northern New Brunswick are a dirccl. outcome.

Wing Commander Brooks today exchanged his monoplaiic for rt gasoline _ii,zgci- and ehugged out along the l5 miles of Anticcsti Is- land Raillvay to make rt closer in- spcellim oi‘ the l(‘l‘l‘flllfl il‘ll)lliZ\l‘_\'l'/0 the l'.’lll\\'.l_\'.

The ilxpcciition. headed by mili- taiy and dnience departnien-l; offi- cials. is surveying the island to as-

certain its potential value as a Royal Canadian Air Force base. The islands strategic imsilien at the mouth of the Si. Lnvirrcuce

Ri‘ ~ is said to be of value. g Officer Beaver made an ' the northwest

c A number of large l.ll\(‘S wire such hill "sonic wort‘ 'iClllllll‘.ll"-" " C014)

WiicmtlTTlieior lliagin ate ies

GREXI‘ NLCK, N. ‘Airs, Waller P. Chi‘ liie itutoiuooile mum ill lli‘l‘ home loiinght hill-r d eer- Cl)‘.‘lll hiamorrliaige.

All mriiilirrs of the hiiiiily were. zit the bcilsitls: when (leiitli 0<<llll'l‘t':tl lll ii ii. in. AIYI‘.

Airs. Clll‘_\‘$l(‘l‘ was sir icr in the (lay and w. an iron liutu. Slit.- hid

t-u earl- . plueiil in l)l‘l‘li treated

.\\‘i'i‘ftil inoiiilis ilil‘ i.“ llldml p .iiri-, hir sun, \'.‘u‘.' .l.'., Milli. :3 ~ cuinpiaineci alkcr dmiier sim- (lll\' night 01' feeling ill and rrtircti and son,

. .ii'u l\\'<)

in boy u nil

'h_ and a 5.711.

*";i*: p” (lucbec I ape-i )llIlI.l ilamaixctl by blaze QUEBEC. Aus- 8 —<CP>'*l?-l"l‘ aigc estimated between Souiltlii ninl $751M) was t-uusvll lﬂlllizhtb) a lire whcili broke out at‘ the Angio-Cunutlmii pulp and li-"ipli null on the north side of thee v. Purl. of II. covercil Ctill\‘L‘_\'0l‘ was ilcstrfllwl Ill'(‘lllt‘,l\ ﬂXlillllilllﬁllCd llli‘ which broke out shnrlb‘ seven o'clock and continued an hour. p The fire is said to have “been caused when a roll of ncuspiint toppled over on an electric motor. Sparks from the motor ignited the paper and flames were trans- mitted to other rolls. | The mill prop was not damag-

before for

so Mtge T£ MPREMZfARE FOR NEW BORDER omv JAPANESE__FLIERS RAiiWoEAﬁ QITTCANTCN

lluintulilets Still Confined To Bed With Tonsillitis

CALLANDEIR, Ont. Aug. 8-— tCP)——Tonsilitis confined the world-famous Dionne Quiiituplets to bed tonight. causing ziiiilii‘l_v' to Dr. Allan Roy Duiov, the country doctor who brought lliern into the world, and lo their pur- ents, ciesiiite improvement in their condition. Tile sirkn '\.\lll'hl. was noticed Friday moi-min; in Emilie.

Keith Munro. business manager‘ for the Qulnls. said today it was

ceptible to ihrual lrollbles.

iERiWPiiitEi iiii all iii

Topple To L o w c st Level Since lilt3il.

thy llxiiikiin jvlulliiii (‘Lssociuted l’ ' i-iihtxkiui \\All.‘) UiilUALiu, Aug. a, '\lrll " plunged aha-ii with; to .o.- .. vii l/ilill, llilfl.‘ HJL l; Cl; Ki iiCiltii li(i'i_ ll

{O\i'Cl'lllllL‘!l' ,

dropped almost three euillé

‘Iliursday.

al reason for ill" lJUilihr. l.h-.- .it.‘..>i: only iii lvoiin f thieudioili ill’. ~. zillions in the lihlr sponsible.

Teachers lliecti in

the Cunauiiiii

tla. was iuéEEI-IGE“

MONTREAL, "int-T a Canon Will" n tiuiiili-rs, lltl, St. Edwards Church

today. He had been a priest the Church of ldiugliiiitl in ndn for 51 years.

a member of several lnilges eluding Alexandra Lodge No. of the Grnnd Lodge of

iii-

Edward Island.

not known when the five little CANTON, Chino mg. 9—t'I‘u .- - ~ i - .. . . ~ , .. - . - , . . . , . Ems would m up “m, Am)“ ml.‘_’_jiunlm_al_ “iaiwunps rahlllfd: flank of hmitt ioltes at _( hunclvuienu iii apparent pic-pui- sift-tilting; for Dlr. union, llt‘| .~-.u<l Hum" h... the Scum" smvomvp. itllon for another ziltacll in the tll<l)lllt‘ll zone liehvoen Jap- a ie mines uive u lllllﬁl i-iul- t - _ i - i _ _, ._l - a ' . . . -. ~- ,0. union ‘mm! umkps H m? p,“ ‘l... ,,,,,,,,,,,g km,“ m, M, k anew lxuica and Ru~~riu Mluiii.

Since the illiiir: I lo rlinihi‘ brrunie l

noticeably worse Saturday attor- noon, di‘.(l as hcr condition was more serious than lli'll nl. ilii‘ 1 other girls. she urns holaii in another room. l) u» sltl illtll‘ tonight. dot". no‘ like l-f‘llli' alone and her sisters t". lenilj.‘ iziiiiiol, understand the rc_.on for ihc separation.

)J..\'..

miiviiﬁit ‘than two ten"; . ﬂllaAtr‘ lifmlw l“ ‘A’ l" by (‘Iuaullmvs 0n the heard e. ilkliiu u.» U! u-i l‘ v Lin‘) l-lllgllhlllwpl)“. . .MO§COW' ‘mg’ 8 will, 1m. UAMIHAA, U, mu 5.11,,“ t‘ all». ulsl ill Lriivi I iiiuv ii rivers hi: 19.51, 19s: iillti L _i..i \.l . ' ‘ ,_ “ tluil (ll1ll"r(lll.l ‘ .‘ ,- g lowest Wllcds nsu l/vcll , .m’m“]“.‘"‘w1 UNI.“ ‘Pmlmm. A ‘l 1' ~

cm,“ “minim mum ‘ iullllhl‘. ill ‘from of i-lB. ironi ll.l __ iis YPYIHJLlUl‘. e1 a new to 5o will“ Nwcml “ML ll llllll llll‘ l-‘llil- blfhf-fll iorrluii iilllcc \- , l ash iiiilr‘. north of (Mm quot,“ Mound __ ’ _ ihhiieu iii-lite. ‘the building. slam hlir! \)l‘l' “rt-p\i..l-~: 1i lure l; 3i 50v. iyc. around ll. ueze n1 nevi icivs- “m” M" l"“l'~‘ "Numb "liPIlW l‘lY~’1lL’l‘Yl-l‘l‘=l- i no». ol-curred

since 191i... .. . ~ . .. . . .. . _ _ The kIIXInLLC ....i...,i ‘-‘*“-"""-“ "‘*"Y "ill" llllllllllll siiiu till: new values iii A- ‘ha. en Ln _ , llii- .\I. three uterus ii-i. UJH‘. u v- ’ PM!“ Nolﬂlmu m “n0 M’ llOUHCCilllllt. o. titnihii- p. .- .. "-11- l1" m?“ 11‘- 'l\\'° . o. U“, or till. ‘ t-oririiini-u‘. buiidi

islbltillilg ~_...ii'. l.reti...i..t; ihlLldLs -_ _ for oittblihidilull c. mint... 'i‘.i.- wiiiilivii ciiv-ivillty vasllallics United Sines nllllullllihii in Ln.‘ -l "Will llllll 1111551118 Illlll 130 lii'lll'i i-onn iil;/i~.i~ motile Ul <Il.ll_\ .t i>...i.i pain iii- ivoillldvd. _ . .. vglyliir; loll“, _lll;i - . On uin- toil: l iizslierlion 7i. llIUlIl, i0 sliiii_.,. iCoiithnieil on ; e 9, Col ~li kel, l.;iii~ i.i._ . t..i.l.i.i-:iii ~~-"'-'" s "* ' Lloveiiunrnt ilAlil d. t‘ it r-iil . .ii glliiliililct- iurihtlo. lo lit‘ f]'lll"l‘l‘

Since the midole of Julf- Dow’ R S -, l"lllllllllllll’]llt‘ ever, Chicago Wilkﬂ. and eliili ii'.i_\e _ ‘willy lll‘.l(l' dropped lo uikllvl, ‘-\llllt' l _ oats are oii tn‘. iLlitl rye 1L: Lltlllifi, The \».l..tl. lust, ~ which lotiuy lli(;l, Jilin,- UJUllLx i below Lin» ,..i.ir..il..~.i.u ugsre. iiati v

announcement oi the uiliiliillitc tn

Most. ll‘liilt'|'.\ said ‘n hint} linen:- ‘h. UL

_ _ . i _ broadcast lOlIl".lll b)‘ Z r _. lg"; _ ll/lllillllc}; l..id.i_v' ‘ , , , , _ _ ,- —— P hit-ﬂu - '.v.i~ i l (lll- d’ ‘ii l J i 115' Tl ' (‘iiiialllllii WM l. t 'l - lllillllItlUf-lll-Cllltl - ;i t, l ~ l l .< i ._ i. . _ ,- WINNIPrlLi i iw-Uclrtgi lhlllllllslxlllllli‘. m X glllléklillllcllillifi l All \Al°"N""D _ I ; M“) lwi from eight pr .ilt‘ in ‘.‘.‘i..- i “I inuki- lllla aippczil forbatieitcc {ML HE [AN pm if) 4"] nippg lm; h; oils-hi’. it.» uiul nliiiiasiiiiolil as n slop _i0- Wu“, 0| P h‘, \'.'.iril.~. the luau.‘ for which ' " . \\\‘ all piui, " air llarolrl suirl.

wllldnml‘ . . . ltwo-ilziy vial lll Pnlvwliiu‘ ' nix

VlC9‘l“'l‘-"‘“'ll‘ 51' 15' m” lkluli-tvlnt .\l.l('l)illlill(l. 1i riti ituvc ihi- ml) lwllll’ Ol l V, rolotiial l-t'l‘l'l'll\l‘_\', eoui-liiui-il iw- pro uinrnci‘. at Ullllldn t, ‘llll l‘ lt.'l'll.l_\'. Allrr Mr. MacDonald's t - - 7 buss‘ ivvlvk of llllllillli- iulll rvtvii- (l(‘]7‘.ll'l.ill'l‘ iiiiieuils here said his riusi‘ B.-\l"l‘l\l‘~" Lions lies ahead oi lt‘]ll’i‘.»L‘lil.l".l\'lb visit lliltl nu political motive and

l every province uxi-rpt Nova Sco-

Masonii: Lodge Here

Y-(CPJ- of and Canon of Christ Church Cathedral, died of Can-

I-le was a prominent. lliason and

5 Prince

__ _.__._.__. __..._._ . __. _ w:

lJapEJesc Still Claim Possession

Of Disputed Zone

Peace Negotiation-s To End Border Warfare Pushed In Both Tokyo And Moscow.

lllﬁll. VVOITIQTI Alld 1;” _1_ /)_ H1111};

( hlldfCll. .l.§"\'lll'fllll'fl I'l‘t’.£.‘i I-‘nri/ig/n ﬁlo/I‘

i “"*~ Yl'l\'I. Korea. (Near the Siberian border) .\u'..'_. .\‘—'l'he ilsy The Associated Press) Japanese Army tonight reported nilw uciivit) on the right

ciiiiaiii is lARGET,FOR AIR RAIDERS‘

B 0 m b sﬁEkplode In (lrounds K i l l i n c:

l luutiil ‘Illtl pcruims (lri-ati-t tiiil wa. iakcn by three liirllt- bombs u-hirh exploded in the ' populatcil waterfront area,- .i il~ from Shlttiiceii, the for-

: TIIUM.‘_|)l‘L‘l)2ll‘2tllUlla u ere reporter] iiltcrilai-loiig boni- blirdments which uere uuilihli- here. a fewimiles south of the 'l'unien River. the Korean harder.

l Japanese zisserted the Russian left flunk. southeast eiltii \t‘ill‘illl‘lll. ' l . .. ' . .. . .'., . ,. , . ' .

“w lmmh‘ m‘ i" m“ bray‘ m,‘ of‘ lllillllilﬂllﬁllg‘ \\.i.~ (limit lhitl. last nit-ht. although “H, mm, “.;,,,,.,, mnusundh of m“; hiniy headquarters earlier eoncetlcd that soviet forces to with TITUP lll‘t‘I\ zlccustomcil intake the north had driven a ‘uedee to the 'l‘umen River, isolat- """“l'“ llllllllll lll“‘vl""§ llllllllllllllﬁ- in]: Japanese troops stationed on the mile long, four mile thi- latest of u-hich killed fill andi n‘, u“) f t hum if" .,,_] k- ‘h, T Rt , _ d iitiuri-d .70 yesterday. r_\\’l( l. » O() in _l (Ht 0t) mu t. IIIIWII He!‘ an

' ivu~~ioii from the cxpliis- hhllﬁ-‘iln liillW-

rillllcll lllillrs cull (Japanese denied a Sunday announcement in Moscow

that all Japanese troops hail been driven from the zirca

iu dispute.) .

Ilmiriui: over thr city at. i) i\.m. the raiders unluoseil their raritocs whili- l'(‘\t'11(‘ workers ivcrt‘ complet- ing an itll-niqlit

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‘vii-tints n!‘ _\'i“l‘l‘l'('.ﬂ_\"% attack. TOKYO All" ii -'I‘lii.‘ Japanese t army itmich l lt-d 2H0 11'1" and UAALL/N, (..'liii.i, \\‘t)'lll(lL(l ll.- ~. - . ..‘.i .ii;i.. iiitheii hordt-i- " ‘ ' is of Clinton's Catli- (lnilllillfitl

Lllllillll, a Japanese ivei- LJlClWll up by ig within 2O

Developments Are Watched Closely

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ops tliuiuiu uric to be ilf

uiuiv ill l"li

PUYSUlln ‘were killed ll m inc tgrougi.

.i ma.» ihe grounds. believed iliey had

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(Toiumissioiier Appeals _F-or Peace in Palestine.

JluRUSALEM. Aug. B --<AP)—- rippuui to Jews and Arabs to end

llii- “i‘luiuui.s i-aiuiuiiuii of murder l lzizii .s\vci‘piiig the Holy

iujq. -

lie did llill nu-iilioii thi-

that. Great Britain still adheres to her partition pol’ "y. to which bolh Arabs and Jews are hostile.

Nf-IW Llliil-SLEOW. .\. .. an liili‘ri‘.~"ii

More tliiin 20o persons have Cameron v been killed and 500 injured since the rm: i i-nmilj. flared on July 5. An . .li \\.i killed and (iieht lsirllinzr . i persons vvotmileil today by a bomb showed lic ‘nail be

in Tiberius. lo be lilllllilﬂd ill 1h; oil!

(Elf “Victory Setback

explosion

Insurgent Iilowpes This Year Given

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Finest Quality Altociys

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75-5.

i-IENDAYE, ﬁance. Aug. 8--- trnl point. of the I-lbi-o huh

(B! Th“ ABMWlMHl PINS) ‘erruncnt lines before ti.ir..li».-.i.rcii-

Despite Insurgent gains in the Flh- The Cmvcriuticufs l-‘ri.

Y0 RlVPI‘ Villlﬁ’ i0da.\' General sivc. brinizitii: nlllll) thuail to Franco's chance of dcwisivc inili-lGandcs-a and Carin". li -;' 14W Victory before the cud of thlsl supply‘ tﬁlllft‘. iorvvd l~‘~.iu v n year appcnredtc be practically zero‘ abandon his t‘l‘.ll)fll“.ll(‘ plans for a

“flnnl" drive on vlllbllFlil Julv :35. Men and material lli0l)lll/(‘i' the purpose wrrc fliiii.‘ i

lrcause of the Goveniincntis stub- born stand before Gandcsa. l (‘iovcrnmcut sources said ‘the main l

purpose iii its Ebro offensive-do? against. Guirziiiieiii'.~ wrcrk Franco's lmitlc plans-had conquered been accomplished. lonrr Spain _ l ' Insurgent. (lispaiclics sold Iii.<\irui‘i‘.‘.». . ..,',,, 4. V‘, ,3. d... " m‘ Gt)\'i‘l'lill‘l0lil itiiliiiamcn had been‘, srnic homo-in ' iltllY NAlllNF-S killed and 4.001) captured wiping‘ River ‘llll “m... "Huh." 7 m m, 91-, ,,_ m_ out the Govcrimieiiifs entire nor- . bin >11 ini heir‘ . 1 p. m . and t L1 p. m. ‘fortnon- ‘ ‘_ thorn flank of the Ebro front. 150‘ ihi» nor lrril "hook iim- irir. n, m. ii. ;| l“, 3.0.", p m. l1llil‘.\ southwest of Barcelona. ' were l't})‘..'f(l sin‘. lin." 1 and 6.50 p. m. But such attacks. similar to that thousand (l<.\.;lllll.~»i~ ' Suiuhis; [mm-cs Hivulcu 0.00 a w

nml 7 p. m. Leaves Tnrmmtine and 8.10 p. m.

remained on 1hr .~ivi~: a i"; tm-rltorv the Insurzeuts limi cleaned up.

which cleaned out the Ebro Rivers hook north of Fayon, have gained little if any ground walnut Gov-

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said they _