11:12 WESTERN GUARDIAN

a? AGENT-Mrs. John Pond, u Wok: 5cm SUMMEBSIDI ma pgmc; 1.:',‘,','G:“°“ m

new». ohm-lotions. Advcﬂilnl should lo left with m“, h“ an ml! be MIIM lllly l! llly of the following store; In

Imullglitfrsllgitleilzlbﬂ, Wam- St. 130mg,‘ 5mm

T"'"“‘° ""‘°"' mm‘ i‘ 1"" 61mm. lgvnhgiiifirissgi ____

Tho Guardian will be delivered to on h m u, “m, Carrier Bu! It 2c N; do: or 10c per week. llhonoe 2359 ﬂﬂslhll 55$; :5‘ m, your order to t e boy resnouihln for deliveries on you: mm,

m _T, l, milumn u reserved for new: —HYDE PARK “Hamil interest but ldvorll-lllll lightful cool smokgnzleglllriitfers g3?- u; -,\ ucwsy natllrc may b6 lmcn- storm L_254_m 1 Z ed m, g cents a word strictly pay- - O-2i. m» l" ""“‘°°- -—'wANTED—-S8C0l'ld liiiria Re-

gggt oalralgﬂlijogan%<el4witg water /I.\lf(iE norru: cop LIVER side. trisi-iifiﬁfii‘ 01L guc at. 'l‘uylol' Drug 00.. '

within —-REXALL Rheumatic Com_ pound. Guaranteed relief

i ii 1 wail - Gourlles

Wxm“ “if,” "fut f, m, 9W8 Swre- L-2s4-1o-lo-21.

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‘ind 1,‘? _ml_i' communicate with in. rgc ltfacCullunl. Summer- L-18ii-l0-8-3i.

-ams. HOILAC Beaver Street. wlllElie Friday. October ilui from 3 ti, 6 p. m.

130K llllvl‘ rooms, heated, in L453-

l‘ lldlng suitable for of RETURNE » ’ . '. ' __ D T0 nslsnlli L“ Al. _\' Liouillcs Drug Store. MAS5__.MTI and Mm A E‘ lA/‘Elclé

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,~( \l'ljl) FROM MY RANCH . .\i’l' tux. Finder please re- i, '.\in. Wooduiglon, Kensing- h‘- iird. L-243-10-i0- i.

Wm’ have bee" Slivnding the sunl- ‘géflieméitntlglielﬁlclihiillflif sumnlcr resi- ivcr returned by giéitgg this ivcck to thcir honlc ill 8 am. Mass. They “we ac_ Wmllanlvd by Mrs. Ricldcll Rlld ﬁrs. Nettle Nelson who have been er guests during the summcr.

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lu~bl i021. 4.1m "*\‘T office space, ground p, 1-, ll. 1 Building, _ Summer- iiw- L'~’°2'1°“°'2‘- -silccsssru|, ilzqimi Tm_ . _ MP5. B. W. Robinson. PrPI-ld‘! f "J l‘ ( 0 URT Th9 the W. A. of the Summclslclc 11mg)- ‘ l“ if m“ Comm’ Cw“ ion was hostoss on Ti "d r l i‘ Port nill 'I'Ll€Sdﬂy. 10M‘, ‘home a‘,- Wmefgtfgﬂlllilqlir " Pwslded “Pd Sm/eral for the afternoon tca ivliirh "S: IKLsPS wcrc disposed of. ‘1 M“

m“ warm X, few days Dill Oil by tho ladics auxiliary of

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th mayo had been folif- Cfienﬂsdliiilllllimiggl-‘fiiﬂtii riififfenchflollcgrp . iiii the docket but sev- very charmingly armngod~ ~ ‘vim

wtlcrl iliat day out of i llli‘ rcst were disposed Judge in one day. ‘The i .\"l‘!l(lilll£‘0 at Alberton Strong. K. (7..

Union Jacks. patriotic banners and autumn flowers and foliagc. Mrs. James Wood assisted Mrs. Robim son in receiving thr- gilcsts. lvlrs.

111ml‘ Neil R. Durant ‘ind Mrs n l gfgi-‘friglTnlllﬁzghtgsgz Molllson presided ovcr the tor: q- Albemm_s _t,able ivhich was tastcfully ar-

-- - _ - ' rlatngcad Wllflitélltl flowcrs. Othcr

. ,1’ m ers o e iegion . .. stcd 1n Jinx“ 1N QUEBEC-A SEFVITIE The proceeds ivliich

‘t much interest to friends .dc was solcninizcd at Catholic Cathedral. whip Miss Claire lltTllllll‘ the wife of . liiClcrc. The contracting with: in Quebec City. Miss i - forlncrlv the bilin-

- _‘il(‘l‘ at the hcad of- dlan National Sliver Association at Suin- . 1;; her stay in Suin- LcGcndrc made who wish her every

amounted to over $38.00 will be donated to the Red Cross-S.

—CIlll-DREN's am SOCIETY MEETING-The regular monthly meeting of the Children's Aid so- Clety of Prince County was licld in "Te TOW“ H1111. Sunllncrslcle, Tuesday evening. Dr. J. A. Mc_ Phcc the Prcsidclit prcsirllng. Tllc Agent and Truant Officvr, Jos. A. Gallant, reported ho had supplicd several children with clothcs to enable them to attend school and that he had vlsitcd the school cvcry‘ week and that he found ninc scholars absent on his last visit but thcy were picking potalocs and several sick and thcrc ivas no rcal truants. He also rcportcti that he had received a lcttcr from the At- torney Gcncral rc parcnts who would not send their childrcn bc- tivccn the ages of 7 and l5 ylcars to school and also a copy of the nct which as aniclidod now pro- vides that the Truant Officcr luay lay the information against those parents neglecting their duty in sending thcir childrcn to school and he had alrcac (mc case bc- forc the Town ifaulrtrats: and had another case which hc intcnclcrl to bring right il\\'ﬂ_\'. Thvrc had been several cases of delinquency during the last month which were shortly to be dealt with by tho Judge of the Juvenile Court. At the prcscnt time tlicro wore no delinquent childrcn from 51111111101"- side in the Industrial School at Halifax-S.

S’side Canadian Legion Elects New Slate

'I'l'1e Sumniczzhni- Branch of the Canadian Legion held their annual meeting on ‘Pucsday evening in the Armourlcs. The retiring president presided over a large gathering of Legion lncmbcrs. Thcrc ivas a gcod dcnl of discussion on the part the Will‘ veterans are taking in the present ivar.

Mr. Lcith R. Smith, was elect- ed president for the coming year. 1st Vice President, Patrick Martin; 2nd Vice President, Lt. Col. J. A. MacPhec, M. D. Exccutlvc, Col. E. H. Strong, K. C.; R. L. Mollison Ray Tanton. -

The Remembranca Day program was discussed and a committee sp- pointed to take care of arrange- ments of the program and poppy sale. Committec— Ray Tanton. Chairman, B. W. Robinson. Neil R, Durant, Patrick Ryflll. M. P. Titus. R. L. Molllson. At the conclusion of the meeting a social hour WBS enjoyed. —S.

'l‘l0.\'— ‘There was r of young pcoplc . \'lr. and Mrs. J. .1, 'l‘l::nl.-h, Sunday eve- . 22nd. the occasion be- ‘l pally l11 honor of L‘l1t, manager of the *1 of the Provincial s ll-ccntly' received a . Holiis Morrisscy who i~d c airman gave a ouctory specch. Mr. J.

road a complimentary id an. Walter Bernard - pl'il‘v.‘lliﬂtl0il of a Glad- 1. A number of slacokcrs including MEFS

Mrs. . udc Kiurh, lvlessws. .i li"i'\', Aloysius Gaudet A, liuich. who all expressed ’ '.ll‘(‘ ilt bcing pvcscnt to poOIi wlshcs t0 one 0f 1.. qualities, kind. cheer- llnil a loviii frlcnd. Mr. a l~i'\\‘ wcll chosen words l for the kind words of l expressed in the ad- rcnd and also for the H. A dcllclous lilncli was ihc hcstrws assist/rd by if‘ Gallant and Joan 'v cnjojvziblc program instrummtal mimic .. mlciwl. Mccting closed with the Ptvlonal Anthcm.

Personals

» Mix; Junclilnridbqnzlc has re- lllriui iii hvr home in Frcnch Flu" :"-t'"r a tonsil operation in Ylic Pllflf" County Hospital-S.

of French Prince

fcmucl Orr paiir-nt in the ll1\<l1ital.-—S.

Petain Makes Flea To French In Broadcast

VI(‘llY lll.ll.-.i '

France, Oct. ll.—-(AP) — illi plcadcd tonight with ulluu people to get iichlnd him and work for lion and renovation" of

Tiii- iciirtm clllcl‘ of state speak- I Llrlflll‘ lil(ll() to the whole Inatlom '"- . houxvcr. that the future

114d Liv ' his govern-

Fccler Move

TIM rlcrui stringent food ration- {nff ‘l-Ir; ll "palufill necessity" . . hvutrrnlll hv inc scvcritv of the de- Wrp-Jll lhc ivish oi the ccn-, 00L 9_(AP)__uamn

1RD. . lag: forces have vcnturcd briefly w; into inc sandy no-marls-land o; the Egyptian western deacrt for the first tlmc slrtlge thcl‘ (‘tsllﬂbll-‘tlgff’! ‘

coasa s l. . ‘ltxlllddlg East Command t. ‘agrgiietmgihrailon nnowcnlly was a feclcr for the BXPFClP-‘il drive "0 mo east, it was stated. Motor transports iiccompallgicdlaby

iixmj“ 1"‘ (‘Xlllalncd the nature of‘ Hierllvillllbli‘. and asked all French- " ‘n0 consecrate" themselves to f. BlillS.

mum ylxgllxlvlfll" in its spirit and m-

ndjlnro ajlllfgpfifsl, time,‘ Petain lspoke m "i, ‘Ivor "t. ce“ edit -.c nflitbirlf"?-iiﬂl'rﬂine.e Us prov“ s Qghﬁeéiffsﬁﬁl, cingfdl Bﬂffﬂlli,‘ mmf: Efl-lltjlicrll on the fact that many the“ wllhdﬂfw to their original po- I In," mg‘ . icll homes and migrate 8mm“ m" \ -r ‘nails of France, and sent N] 1mm", bcmbing plane was Flniwmkii?" affcction and profound mo’: down duﬂng “m4- operations. lp ,,..;,g_‘_d the d! Grounded Italian planes ivcrc salty of the . i, tB rdi, Libyan ‘Y Pflfl-‘l. and said wistfully Dolled with bom svfvrc ascarcd cn‘

1 rt. direct hi“ , hséenrean harbors and fro: iircrcll tartcd among barra ks in a scncs’ sf Royal All‘ Force r2 ds ywtcrdaiu 2h, British African Ccmmand an" cod.

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1"‘ lwllcd to move ‘to tho rcal capital — a "(Pd so far by the Ger-j

‘lb-nu iliu “In,

AND PRINCE COUN

lT he SUMMERSID

lillil llllliillli Will lllllllilllli "SE Ill llEll‘ lEllElE llfll lllill

PIMPLE

Cutlcura Ointment hi“ bu! and clear up un- sightly facial hlcminlneidm to utemulcausec —Cutlcura Soap lnhcn uuy lurfloe impuri- tlesJialpu keep the akin soft and lnootll. Don't delay relief! U00 this mlldh medication! enm- biiistion-Cuticun Solo Ind Ointment-own- lany- Results Ira often surprising. Buy BOTH at your druggist‘: today.

IXTERNALLY CAUSED

SOAP z. UINTMENT

lbiglicans Meet At Kensinglcn

Very successful matings wen held 1n Kenslngton this week of tho chapter of the deanery of the An- glican Church of Prince Edward Is- land. Ven. Archdeacon G. R. Harri- son, rector of St. Mary‘: Church, Sulninerside, presided at the meet.- lugs. The conference opened with service in St. Mark's Church on Monday evening in which several clcrgy- took part. Rev. Canon Ma- lolic of St. Peter's Cathedral, Char- IDLLCIOKYH, conducted evensong, Rev. G. R. Harrman, Crapaud said the prayers, Rcv. G. Stavert Tanton, Port Hill and Rev. S. J. Davies of lilbcrtorn read the lessons. Archdcacoll Harrison pronounced lilo benediction.

Rcv. A. Ledrew Gardiner, St. Paul's Church, Charlottetown was tlic speaker and preached an elo- oucnt sermon emphasizing the value of quietness in religious life.

On Tucsdimv morning there was a cclcbraticn of holy communion at. which Vcn. Archdeacon Harrison “AS lhc c-slcbrant, assisted by Riev Ilcnjalnin FYGEIITT, rector. At, ten 0'- clock n collective meditstion was taken part in by all the clergy, at ll o'clock the chapter me; for bllsillfss at the rectory. Rev. G Slavcrl TiilllOil, newly appointed rector of Port Hill parish, was wei- conicd into the deanery. Rev. S. J. Davies, Alberton was appointed sec- rctlll"): to rcplacc Rev. A Hart Dav- ics who is noiv in Scotland.

Rev. S. J. Davies read an excel- lcllt. paper on the “Christolcgy of tho Apocalypse“ ivhlch was after- wards discussed by those prrsmt. A resolution was passed expressing regret at the departure of Rev. . J. Phillips and Rev. J. T. Payne from the Island.

Th!‘ chief topic up for discussion at the lnccilngs was the matter of grants and apportionmcnts and the various aspects of thcsc two things wcro pane into vcry thoroughly and rccomlncndatlons were made. The chapter will mcct again in January l'.l Charlottetown

lVlll"ll thanks ls duc to the mem- hcrx of l/f-irlcs Church who so kinlllv ontiwhiucrl t"" i'is’ti"g cler- cy while in the parish. —S.

l l l

i No Hitch As

539 Training Camps Open

By Frank Flahcrty Canadian Press Staff Writer

O'I‘I‘AW.»\, Oct. 9 —iCP) ~Open- ing routine of registration, medical (vxalninniton and outfitting proceed- ed at full spccd today in the 39 training ccnlrcs for the non-per- nllincllt active militia.

Complete reports on the checking- in of approximately 29,750 men are not expected at national defence headquarters before tomorrow but no word reached Ottawa of any hitch in proceedings anywhere

‘Tomorrow, fltlcd out with army uniforms, the recruits called up u-ndcr the National Resources Mobi- llzatlon Act will turn out bright and early for their first full day of training. The actual timetable is in the hands of the

i I i

command-

" iilg officers oi tlic training centres

bllt it is something like this:

Up at 6 a. m., then a cup of tea or coffee and a. bun before 45 min- utcs of physical training; then brcakfast soon after 7 a. m. about 8 a. m. Tire first parade for drill: (llnncr about 12.15: afternoon drill parade from 2 to 4 p. m.; supper bctivcen 5 and 6 p. m.

The program for the first six days of training calls for 1B per- iods of drill, including arms drill; six periods of phi-sical training, one each morning; l6 pcrlods of rifle tralninlz; four periods of bayonet training: six periods of gas protec- tion drill; two lectures on military discipline and one lecture on infan- try organization. A period is from 35 to 45 minutes.

Air Training During Winter

OTTAWA. Oct. 9—(CP)—Snow and cold will cause no interrup- tion of air force training activities in Canada this coming winter, it was stated at the air ministry t0-

day.

T118 British commonwealth Air Training Plan is organized on o IZ-lllollth basis. All the training cstriblislimcnts under it are de- sigucd for wlnlcr operation.

'l‘lie only Ilcrruptlon of flying activity anticipated ls possibly two ivcills during the spring break up whcn the snow is melting off the fields.

For this reason the Royal Cana- dian Air Force is not contemplat- ing the transfer of any of its training activities to the southern States although several approach- cs have been made by southern

municipal authorities and other lntcrcsls.

All alrdromes operated by the air forcc during the winter will bi- provided with machlner which will kccp ilic snow prcsse down

to n hard surface from which nir- craft may operate as satisfactorily as from paved l wavl.

Sir Wilfred Crenfcll Dies

CHARLOTTE. Vt., Oct. 9-(AP) —Slr Wilfred Grenfell, who for nearly half o. century brought spir- itual and medical comfort to the lbkimo, Indian and fisher folk of Labrador, died tonight at hi: home here from a heart ailment. He was 75. Although he had been under treatment for heart trouble, the noted missionary actively contin- ued tho work that brought him renown u "the good Samaritan of iliabgador and northern Newfound- an

He was found unconscious by his secretary, Wyman Show,

Ven. .

shortly before C o'clock when the latter went to his room to call him for dinner. Sir Wilfred had been playing croquet during tho afternoon and was resting before eating. He died a short time later. During the day he had spent some time working on his future program for the Grenfell Associa. U011. which was founded to pro- mote his missionary work. It was 48 years ago inst June l3 that Wilfred Thomas Grcnfcll sailed from England for the coast of the country whose benefactor he ivas to become. Labrador was a land of ice and isolation when in 1891 14ml Southborougli brought before the council of the Royal Mission to deep sea fishermen, which open‘ ated hospital ships among the fishing fleets in the Norm Sea, the opportunities for service among

the fishcrlncn of the North At- lantic. The following spring a 904,011

ketcli, the Albert, vt-us rittcd out, with a hospital ward and dispen- sary amldships. Dr. Grcnfcll was asked to make the voyage of in- vestigaiion.

To the isolated Anglo-Saxons ncross the Atlantic Dr. Grenfcll curried a biritcr civilization. Un- der his guidance hospitals, nursing stations, orphanagcs, schools. ill- dustrics agricultural aitrlnpzs to combat malnutrition and other re- lief activities czlnlc into bcing. To- dav they arc mainlailicd through,

Grcnfcll stations covvrliig l,2iJJO miles of the c» ol Labrador and nurlhcrn NL-iiilllliildild.

At lilo start of his llilfbiflll Dr. Grellfcli, who later btcunie Sir Wilfred Grcnfcll, surveyed condi- tions surrounding the lives of the people ull the coastline of Now- foundland He found extreme pov- erty and a low scale of social val- ucs. At first only one hospital

‘UliUi I \<‘

lllncrs President Cooldge and Pres-i

Ccrmans Will Feel Pinch For Lubricating Cil

wunou, on. o -—(CP) -&i- mm occupation of Romanian oil fields, will do little to Liter tho war situation, although it has turn- ed Britains attention eastward, Air Marshal Sir Philip Joubcrt said tonight in an address on tho Brit- ish Brosdcasting Corporation's nightly feature, “Britain Speaks."

"One aspect of the situation is that few European oils are suit- able for the distillation of lubri- cants," he said. "It will be very difficult for Germany to surmount this problem."

Sir Phillip said most 011 Iuitable for lubricating purposes comes from the United States and other places to which the Germans have m access.

Heavy Exodus 0f Americans From Far Eas

SHANGHAI. Oct. 9——(AP)-—Wit.h passenger liners heavily booked for ill advance, travel agencies and steamship offices were besieged to- day by Americans fearful of the gathering Uniued Statcs-Ja-panese crisis in the Orient.

(Authoritative spokesmen in 10n- don said the British government L! considering following the United States example and advising Bri- tish subjects to Icavc the Far East.)

Many American busincsslnell, ac- cepting the State Department's ad- ‘ vlce to get out of the Orient, start- l ed liquidation of their Qzoidings and church scczelles stepped up ar- rangelncnts to assemble their mLs- sbnarlcs ivho Wl-Eil to leave at likcly pouils oi embalkatlon.

How many of the 9.000 Caucasian l Aniclzcazls and 2,000 nationals of‘ Orin‘ ‘ stack would (l('])1ll‘l wusi lll, but ii was ropcrrcd that! RHTUYCC an the?

IQ‘

3.000 might bc

ldcllt Flcltc in early Novcltlber. nftcidCg about 1.200 marines com- ‘posini- the American defence forces in Shanghai International Settle- ment the United States hasasmall

served thc area, but now there are several hospital and training schools. I Patients are brought to the hos- l pitals and llilfslllg stations from as far distant as 4J0 niilcs by hos- pital ship, coasizll stcauicrs or

sleds ill Willi-ti‘.

Bcforc sailing in July, 1938. aboard the North Star for a visit to the ‘Labrullor coast. Sir Wilfred said at lvlollircnl:

"I'm froln England, you and ill n1_v yolllh I couldn't sec much use ill sinking around Har- i ley strcct iwlicrc lnuny notcri 3 London surgcons have offices). Oi" i course, I iniglit have made a lotl of moncy like othcrs, but. that- waslrt ivhat I wants-d. 1 wanted to - do something to hclp others. One of the greatest results ofi his work, he said, was the build- ‘ ing of a dock at st. Anthonysl Newfoundland, for it was thing tllc fishcrnicn needed worst ivay."

"some- l in the .

HOUSE TOPS WITH LAW EXAMS '

SILVER SPRING, Md, —-(CP)— Mrs Trop L. Waldrop, 34, made the highest mark of '76 persons who passed the last state bar examin- ations. She said silo plans to just "KG-Pp 0n being a hcuscivife." She never ivcnt to law school but took some extension work "years ago."

NEW YORK --(CP) -—One fur- trlmmed wintcr boot. a new idca in shocs much apulziudcd at New York fashion shows is ln gray with Persian lanlb. trim, (lcsizzllcd for al Perslan-trllnnicd costume.

l a

lI‘l(.’\\‘.\p(l1J€l'. China Press

schooncrs in §illllll1l(l', and by dog‘

know, ‘

wcsourccs eventually

garrl on at Ticntsill ln North China.

A 'I‘ok_\'o dispatch quoted the Jupancsc F gn Ofilcc spokes-‘

man as tXpllhﬁSillg 5lll')J1‘lS€ at the Amcricans‘ heme-going. i

The Anlclucun-oivllcd Shanghai declared i.1li;'0n and Tokyo had "urscs and lhat “a ‘ .011 zlppcars inevitable lllliCén ullc o1 tllcln changes its cilufse~blll it their should be any turning ZiDOLli. tllc chances are 1t

‘won't bc the Unzicd States."

Wc‘ lhllg thi- Chilngklzlg central ’ goycrnnlcllil» posztion in t of any Japancse-Anlcr- ican uar. it lircdiicd lhat Japan ivoulal seize all uucicfendcd Amer- ican interests in the Orient, but that the Unit-ed States’ superior could crush Japan and force hcr out of China.

Some observers expressed anx- iCl_\‘ lost Japancse army leaders, re- gardless cf official Tokyo's atti- tude, move against the crown col- ony of Hullg Kong, on the South China coast, to retaliate for Bri- tain's dccision no reopen the Bur- ma Road Oct. 17 to war suplles for China,

__i____.__i_, TEACHER. XS ACQUITTED

EDGARTOWN. Mass, Oct. 9. — (APl-After only 45 minutes’ delib- oration, a Jury today acquitted Ralph Huntington Rice, New York olocutiou teacher, of slaying Mrs Clara Smith, 73-year-old Christian Science reader.

Judy foreman Walter L. Flanders

recited the acquittal verdict of the iury on charges of murder and rape. Again, Flanders rcported an oc- oiliital when the court instructed that thc jurv ~be asked concerning its verdict on assault.

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Stranglcd with one oi iii-r own ilmﬁoriims, (be badly-r? Jlfh. Annc Ncwlill ii V _ I Island. She hcd ln-cn missing for a ivcck. Three hours aftrr the finding of the body, prlLc fnok Inlo ci|~iiid_i' n! malrrilil \Vllllf‘.\'~f‘§ lwr ililkijl-v (Bill! Ncwall. R.(‘.li.l~‘. man slailrlncd at St. Thomas, rnd Miss Elna Lehtn. ln i2) Ncwall and Ills-.- Lolita urn shown _ RuSqMR Ngwg" 1,,- shown again In i3). In (41 Hurry Lemon who found Mrs. Ncwalfs holly, lnrlicairs ilir spot in Scrgt. .\. Ali-(‘llffrcyu Lcinon, p. i..-|liiii' i’ A i~l .-.

E GUA

TY CHRONICLE

Dcfcncc it was chaplains have hccn assigncd to ihn ‘ training centres. Each four-coon}

that lchnru Vacu-hct la the FINEST coﬂec they have ever tasted. Make it according. to direcflonl and you will any the some. All grocer: have l: in

drip and reﬂula grinds.

Russian Press Newsman

Leans To Japan

I , Oct. B—(AP)—P1-ime Minister Churchill's declaration in the House of Commons yesterday

that the Japanese-Gerlnan-ltalian 3091b!

"pointed at Rns was today bv the so t press,

Published iliWlTlillPlllly, hoyvever,‘ was a spccc in which Japanese‘ 1P1‘ Yosuke Malsuoka was l‘€l)l'(‘.‘.(‘ wi as tics-hing peace- ful relations 1.21 Rilssia

Shigenori Togo, who has been Japanese Ambassador to Moscow oi strain between cs. arranged dur- ing the dai‘ to lcnvc Oct. l7 for Tokyo. His SllCCf: Gen. Yoshlt- sugu Tatckzliva, a r irccl army man known for hi» svlnpathv for Rus- sia, is expected O-t. 2i.

Axiflhuili; In The Balkans

ignored ,-

lllncss forced D. E. Burrltt, Onto io-ixirn hows writer, t0

direct from the bedside.)

By D. E. Bun’!!! Canadian Press Staff Writer

scone in a London hospital: "Nurse," calls the

think it's time for blackout"

draws the long black curtains, by a green duster. provides only llluminsilion for the mild.

BUDAPEST. Oct. (l_tAPl---(.‘icr-

man officcrs are schooling Hun- lace of thc clock whose hands are narlnn and Biliflflfldfl troops in a: 8:10. A couple of the patients blitzkrieg: tcclrrliquo under a clc- urc slccpinp and all words arc tallcd plan of military co-ordin- w! AnoFcr nurse has couie atlon lJPHWF-fl tho Axis powors and’ 1n A n1 slis bcsicic her sill)? 5

In the lllsnncc we hear the faiu

iviilling o! lhe siren. 'l‘h¢

states, to-

the two frfcndlv Balkan authoritative sourccs (ilsclosctl nicht.

'I‘hese informants denied, how- evcr. that Germany. which at the samo time is scnding forces into nclghborlng Rllmanlri to rcorcanizc

rectly oyrlosite the hospital the echoing crescendo.

its army. has any intcntlou of fro 1 ihcir list of names and modi- “=t'itionlnt;" troops in Hungaw and ~- . A coilplé 01' U19 Pﬂ-Ufmﬁ 0°?’ Biilgmm amhonts.

The tnvo countrlcs already boast parachute corps oraanizcd by Nari exports who dcvolopvd this fomi nf attack in Nﬁl'\\"‘\', Franco and the Loiv (‘nllnlrics and thcir pilots ‘lave hccn made rirriuaiuicrl with thP Gcnnan Slllka divo-hombcr.

sinrc I~f‘l11'rari' and Bulmaria dc- pcnd ilpon thc Axis for pianos and armremcnt. thcii‘ militrirv collin- mcnt. ivas drwcrlhod as conformlnc to Axis standards for "facilitating and Po-01"‘itl.'itiviti."

Althouch both llunznrlan and Rlllcririan officors now arc in Italy and (“icrmany luldcr an "cxchanzc of office-rs", those SOHTCP! said ihcv had no information concern- 111i: any possiblc military blllance with Roma and Bcrlln.

Onlv Grcccc anrl Tiirkov still are consldorod frlcnrllv to Britain in this arca. Yugoslavia adoptcrl anti-Jcivish rcculations last ivcckliant and and appcars llkolv to follow othcr in attendance. Nazi policies shortly.

[Milly

Itoman Catholic, one

l l i l l l of zhe other at.ons.

also have at chaplain and the othcrs on a part-time pcnclin on the ions o the rccruits.

olic but in the

sumo cases in the Iothcr cases the Y.M.C.A. hut.

Chaplain Service .

l

For Training Centres lScviet Comment 0n ,__,C,,,_,,_I Far East Crisis

OTTAWA, Oct.

rangemcnts have been made for| the spiritual ivclfare of the meni l enterl tres to ay.

LONDON, Oct. clrclcs commenting on the Far A! the Department of National Eastern situation todav said Rus- stntcd fu1l-timc,sia would ivclcolnc ' lilliﬁlis with the United states, but

the militia training can-I

,__

n. lire YT

Ipoi b1 a hlll’ of shoci. a pencil. a handkerchief ma! a stocking, dropped when the body was dragged to its Iildlng place.

IJONDON, Oct. 9 —(CP) -—Night

hlgh-pitldhed voice of the bluc-eycd sister, "I

A chunky little blond nurse jumps from her dcsk in the ccntre of tho, \\‘.ll'(i, grabs a polo and hurriedly- A small desk lamp, partially COTSYQO

the lé-bed

Most of us are sitting with car- phozics, 1l5!€l'!ll'l‘l to the radio and all the same time eyclng the 111110

sounds grow louder as the alarm is spread over the city. Then the siren di- joins

'I‘he nurscs don't even look up

Almost immediately the drone of a plane ran be heard. Firing brcaksi x out closc bv. The A-A gilns bark rapidly". Our building trcmblcs and

centre, accommodating 1,000 nicn will have three chaplains, one Church of Ejnillund and one rcprcscnilllg one Protestant denomin-

Tiic smaller training centres will least one full-time attendance of basis de- rellglous persuas-

ln the Frcnch-slweaking training conlrcs all chaplains ivill be Cath- Engllsh-spleaklng and bilingual centres both Protcs- Catholic padres will be

Services will be conductcd in n suitable billlding at the centres. in theatre and in

WHTECSS some 01 Londons worst air raids as n ilospltal patient. Here he writes

9—(CP)—Soviet 1

lmprovcd rc- '

added that Washington should l

'\ nisli (Walk, was fouullvflrt. I» n not 1i lfl 1m» \ilil.l‘lll'.li~il in ii - i. i I

lying gnarl-IN‘ as hr lcli l-i wri- iv l

takc {Le ='~~l=';

Describes

Hospital ﬂaring London Air Raid

-—-- have dropped llﬂliﬂﬁidc ‘ ' Alliance was in a secondary sense U19 blllldlﬂﬂ Ylliuﬁlni; 131° Cinadlal? Press just off Fleet Street in Lou-

, don but none of the staff of nlnv Canadians has been hurt. A sligl..i

surdiany reappears. a

‘I o.

wool to block piece o.’ re-(i Win31" ' l}

o place bet 2:. :<=~::. ‘.0 con-tar tho

rubs have I t in

.1. Yzvv more hos- .‘.".i-,'.c1,"

‘ringing

tilrin.

0:1» sourco sun‘.

cxc A

srlcans

should not be friendship between , cur Cfllllllfirx! ‘ship Ind trade." Rus a, ho said. no docks ,"pi:‘il - ‘ ‘ nuls Gut fhc fire," 11nd ZVBI with DI

sivs altitude wward the is tho sums as that town.

“Um- o.‘ watchful nat-

thuy no

Weldon

. . .i.i.eront| qr

. gelcnts Llhill tiic-rcfore an

entlilcd to the m 1st polite treat-

ment by any nr*i‘~n srvking that fricndsllfp.

---—--_____. CONYIVTTE) OF WTFTHTER ‘l C, Oct. l

nck. 50-year- ura- convicts-d of

PRINCE C"- —fCP) -T 01d R11. '

inc mu ‘:‘ *1: m, g5- $i7“COlIf‘ h; ‘nlzht an! uw ‘if; JliFiFﬁ

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bah ~I>rl Jan.