OCTOBER 2. V1940

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The Centraliiuariiian

Regular monthly lhin column is reserved for new: 0|

local interest but advertising oi a newsy nun-e may be inserted

M ti c‘ n‘ ll O cents ~ word strictly pa) TONIGHT mic in vulranca. 8 PM. CONFEDERATION LIFE lNSUll-1 ANCE. " L-8789~7-2l-31l.

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ISLANDER DEAD-Mrs. Ernest Prunty received the sad news of the death of her sister, Miss Sadie McRae in Milton Massachusetts Hospital this morning.

WHILE THE Carry on Canada Corps dance Thursday evening at Government House is advertised as formal. many ‘visitors to the c111’ will wear business suits and dress is optional to all.

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POLICE COURT-In the Police Court yesterday a man charged with receiving stolen goods was Hlvvll two years suspended sen- 191161‘. A drunk had his $5 bail es- treated.

Kennedy-Huntley liuptials

A pretty autumn wedding was Bolcmnvzcd at high noon, Tllegdflv Oct. 1st. at the home of Mi". and Mrs. John F. Huntley. Vernon, vchen LhCll‘ daughter, Miss Mar- garet Florence became the bride of Mr. Leigh Worth Kennedy", son oi Mi". and Mrs. H. J. Kennedy, Cross Roads. Gucsts were rcceiv- ed ard ushered i0 the living room beautifully decorated for the happy occasion, bv Mlssvs Gladys and 1i" "cl Huntley, twin sisters of the bride. Tho bride, who was given in marriage by her father, looked exceedingly fair in a gown o: royal blue transparent velvct with mulching di-npcd modcl chapcau

RETURN FROM SOVEREIGN GRANDLODGrx-iur. and Mrs. A. O. 1"‘. Gill. Mi". and Mrs. Fulton Adams, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Laptliom returned l0 Charlottetown on Saturday night after a motor trip to Huntington, Virginia, wheie thev attended the Sovereign Grand! Lodge, 10.0.13, Ml‘ Gill being the- Grand Lodge Representative from

nzid ivtirc 1i ca‘ ago of Talisman f; t1“. b,- mfly ornament the Maiitiine Provinces. On their l cold ".\ outward Journey they went viai

Montreal‘. Ottawa, Niagara FaLs]

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ma :1" was §{§...?3§’§f.ii‘.‘.f£§“ “that “"- "P131 ' " 111m the A lcglunics to Baltimore New-I

cl tiie gmom pl" _ l‘ the ivedding 1M)“ NJ" N10“, YJrk and Bosfiqmtl-le: , A" w” [endered tri ocwpying about three and one

tnmiful 1)l‘l(1ti1 solo Beloved ha; \\’(1ek§_ AL

Washington they in

is Iiiorii" dulin": the 512111112 o! visited the Senate when it was

". lili". and Mrs. session and other places of interest and Mr. and Mrs. ‘lil that grout city. They were also 1' Aiicr the cere- 4 at 1110 World's Fair in New York.

vsas field. when

. fl l .1. *- .. bride iiiid gTUOIII were assist- B-Y-PU- MEETS-The C1151‘ cd iii rccci\"iiig by lvlrs. John F. 101191111111 _B~Y-P-U- 119111 115 198-‘; liziziiicyi and lair.» H. J. Kennedy, 1.11111‘ 111901-1111; °11 13°1- 151 111' 7330i, iiiuthcrs of 111i‘ bridz- and groom. 19-111. 111111 11/1155 V1016 N911 DTP"

siding. The meeting opened with

A lyifict 11ll1l‘1‘.f‘tlil " “What Friend" and

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, llllilCil b tltfs table was ," ~ 5551111111113 '- T119 59111-1“ ("Jlllft d \\'1t1I exquis _ flowers and 111118 1'"\d1l\[,'. Psalm 122 W85 18801 gleaming siiicr, Mrs. Pfathnniel 113’ 111E 16111191”. W110 11151-1 831/9 5| Gay‘ Monti,» T‘ nfgsidfd over the short outline of the organizatlonl lvq innit- n N115; l-lclen wool-L of the Christian Church. Follovww

ing hymn "Trusting Jesus" the speaker for the evening was in- troduced in the person s: Mr. Edison MacDonald who took as

("1inriritt:rtii\i"ii cut the ices. Assist- lm: with the scrving ivcrc Misses l\7'~r.r~n I-luiiie, Joan MzicDougall,

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111th lluuic and Annie Miic- _ _ , [lncrviix 'l"nc bridc and groom left 11115 1111111? "W1‘1_¢11 You 1\'11I='111_G3111 1 b" motor on a honeymoon trip by 8 BXRU- A1101‘ 111111111 '131951' \'.'1lf‘"‘ thcv will visit points of 139 T1111 T19" 8811199 W019 6111011311 lute thmuizli tlic Miiritinics. 11y 1111 111 1111? 1011191‘ 3115111911111"-

Tne 1il'lt1P travclled in a blue wool krt di s with blue squir- rrl I~]‘]115\(l crui. matching coiin- tcss iiiotlcl hat and contrasting ac- crssorics. A choice array of wed- ding gifts. including a substantial cheque from the bride's parents \\'t‘l‘E‘ l‘t‘('f.‘l\'f‘d by Mr. and Mrs. Kcnnctiyx from tiicii" rclntivcs and

ROTARY CLUB ASSEMBLY. _-—y Chairmen of the various coriimit-

cs were appointed at a meeting tf the Rotarv Club Assembly held at the Charlottetown Hotel on Mondai’ evening. Dr. Hea'li Maclnty"? “'35 in the chair. The chairmen of the‘ various committees are as follows: Aims and Objects, Di". Hcath Macs-i

fricirris. ()ll thcii" rcttirii the Imyre; Club 59mm; col, K.

liapn; couplc will rcsidc at Clem‘ Rogers; M?lllbEi‘S1ll]l,'Alil‘C(1 Pick- Vicw Rirm. in their new home, iii-d; Public Information, Rsubcni Cross Roads. Mncdonad: 9113218111» Jflnmsmsixl;

Miirley; Classification, A , _ er; Vocational Service. G. F, flu.- chcsoii; Crippled Children, Di". W. J. P. MacMillaii; Attendance, A. L. MacPhcrson; Felloivsliiii, P. S. Cob . Rctiirv Information, R. H. Rogers; Community service, G. Gordon Hughes; International Service, W. S. Grant; Boys’ Work, Judge l-l. L, aalmer; Rural Urban. J. W, Boul- r.

MILITARY APPOINTMENTS- In the list of appoiniiiicnts, pro- motions and rctircments in tliei Canadian Militia and C. A. S. F.1 recently gazetted. appear the fol- lowing: P.E.I.L.H.—'I‘o cmd. the gt. with the tcinp. rank of Lt.- Col., Ma_i. E. W. Johnsione, 22nd Jan., 1940. To be tcmp. Mai: Capt. F. W. Hyndman, 1st. June,

LocalC. W. L. Holds Regular Monthly Meeting

The regular monthly mcetInK 01 the C.W.L. was held in the K.‘ of C. Ilall last night with the President. Mrs. W. T. Coady in thc chaii", Af- ter the recitation oi the 1.1115119 Prayer and a Priiyci" ‘for Peace. the mmuics of the 11191111115 "W31" and approved.

nktllslieveéeorrrgymdence read includ- 1940. To be 2nd Lts. tsupyJ: Ru- ecl icttcrs from Rev. Father Keefe. pert Frederick Seaman, 8th, July, i4 ii-cssing his appreciation of a 1940. Douglas liar/en Etier. Wil- Cn/L. gift; the Red Cross 84111118 llam Brenton Stewart, 11th July. i_.<- ~ e cooperation in suiiplvlus 1040. 1st. tP.E.i.i Med. Eden-ind. (‘llIH crs for drive; the P.E.I. Med Bty. (H T0110 CflDt-I Colit- Ifliibt-rculosis League 1111111118 1W0 .H. A Mcsscrvey from the Corps, (iclcgatcs to its annual nicctllig; Reserve of Offictrs, 2nd Jilly.

I940. 8th Med. Bty. (HJ-To be 2nd Lt. tsupy.) Charles ick Black, 10th July, 1940. No. Dist. signals-Lt. C. S. Chandler is retired and is permitted to re- tain his rank on retirement, 8th May, 1940.

Mrs, A. McIniiis. Diocesan President, Mrs. J. P. Glcnnon, National Ex. Sccrctaigv, Montreal, enclosing re- ccipt for cheque for Tall D113’. H1111 circular lcitcr from Mrs.’ F. Mur- my, National Representative C. W. L. British CliildC-ucst Committee. The Treasurer's M11011 811011511 ‘ Satisfactory balance after all ob- ligutioiis had bccn complied with. A coinplctc report of the work in eoiiiicriioii with the Sale of T1185 on Scpmiiber 14th was given by tho Coiivcnci". Mrs. Stcphcn Trainer. A vote of thanks was P19591114“

EXHIBITION or MINIATURE‘ PAlNTINGn-A display of miniature paintings by Miss Laura M. D. Mit chcli, of Alhambra. CaliL, is attract-1 ing much attention at the Harris Memorial Art Gallery at present. Miss Mitchell is an outstanding]

.. 1 " - " ~ li "es at- _ LlffimnRiflprgsits"L ‘me 5 miniature painter and has won if‘. ffc WNW. of‘ soda] 59W!“ many awards with her work, This ‘1~ "1 artist was born at Halifax, NS. but

oiiumm m" program v1 “Pk 11-

lou this linc. l1: was (lcr-itlctl that the work of stwiiiisz ziiirl kiiiitiiiil 1h (‘0l111‘~‘C'~1011 iii-ii Cross would ccmmcnce w.

lnis spent many years in California. Al. present she is visiting in Char- lottetown. Miss Mitchcii has won nation-wide fame for her two paint-

ings. "The Christ," and "The Christ!

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MEETING

F_ All Conservative Workers

of Charlottetown and Royalty Polls

BOARD OF TRADE ROOMS

Monday, Oct. 7th 7:30 P. M.

To select Delegates to at- tend Annual Meeting Queens County Association and to Name Slate of Charlottetown Members on Queens County Executive.

THE ANNUAL meeting of the Home and School Organization of Queen's Square School will be held this evening at 8 o'clock. Miss Hilda Gill's, B.A., will address the nicetng on visual education.

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OPINIONS DIE-but Records never-so states Dr. Jack Nichol- son in advertising “Fox Health" in this issuc. Very good sound logic. The world today is full" of opinions, good and bad. Good opin- ions antl ideas without backbone are not worth the paper they are written on, unless you stand be- hind them. Some people never make mistakes, because they never try anything. Di". Nicholson states you make no mistake in using his fox food. sec ad.

SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY CONTINUES-Jfhe first full day of the school of Theology opencd yesterday in Trinity United Church with an inspiring devo- tional period lcd by Rev. L. E. G. Davies of Suumicrside whose theme was “The Stconci liiiie." During the day the following lectures were given by mcmbcrs of the faculty of Pine Hill Divinity Hall. ""f‘he Messianic Passages in Isaiah", by Di". W. G. Watson; ""l'he Appear- nncc to Mary ltiagdalcne“, by Dr.

J. W. Falconer; “The Celtic Church," by Di‘. Ian Mackinnon: and '"C u r re n t Christological

Thought.“ hv Principal C. E. Kerr. The t1ll_V'5 hmsitillfi wcrc concluded by a bcaiutifully illustrated lecture on “Palestine Today and Yester- day" by Dr. \V. G. ivatson who. a few yw-ars ago. visited thc Holy Land. The evening session was preside-d over by His WJrsliip Mayor Holman and the devotional period ivas 1rd by Rev. W. H MzicLcaii of Tryoii. The School continues today with sessions at 9:30. 2:30 and B. The public is cordially inviir-d. The evening; ses- sioii is of spcClnl interest as it is 2n lllustratcd lcctnrc by Di". Ian Mockiniioii on “The Story 0f The Cziiiadiiii Church."

LUCK VARII-IS, GUNX RS SAY — liimtt _v."stci"- day’ in s usch of Huiigxaii. l part- ritigcs as the Sfilrllll open l. "The birds uri- iiiiiimtiiic \\‘1’l'it‘.l is " baltly due to th.s year's late spiinzr." Constable Spurgron Jciilziiis of the R..C.I\I.P., Gnmc Warden for the province. said last night. He re- poricd the "I-Iuiis" plr-iitifiil but hard to find. It is bciicwul that they are icrdiiiy; nimtly iii 1)1ll-’_‘1)(‘T'l'_\‘ hir- rciis and iii thc 51M‘ alozz; th? shorts. !\(‘C“l‘t1lll!-! to brougzlit i k l)_\" '1» tcrs the b". is this or" than tlicsa of s‘. the wliztic the iiumbci" bit

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opening clay this scarcn iva niriilvr than tlrc Slllll‘ day _ limit

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luintci" did not have such good luck git oiir- bird after try- K.

Use “ll-fill? for dandruff.

Personals

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Fri-buds will learn with i": "ct 0' the 1111i" s of Ml‘. Simon P. Pond. Sit. who ii patient at the City Hospital; '" '

Lt. Col. C. C. 'I'h0mps0n, officer commanding the P.E.I. Highlanders tBlack Watclii, arrived home Mou- day evening to spend a few days‘ lcavc.

Miss Helen Yea, of the Modil school teaching staff, left yesterday for Acadza University, ivhcre sht- will talzc a rcfrcshci" course. l‘. is. cxpcctcd she will be away sevcrzzl wccks.

Nicholson's Fox Health

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ilrinity liniteil Church

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2nd

School of Theology

9-30 A. M —-“lsaiali 34 and 35" _ D1‘; W. G. Watson. "\\I'C111"'—-Dr. Ian MaeKin-

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international At 1126M} Fir

Glance

(By The Canadian Press)

‘ non. .230 P. liL-“The Appearance to‘ Ioyno - - . ‘h _ .._ _ , _ _ i - - N_ — Britain digs in fur V coaePlstiplc Dr. J II. Fal i; laugh FHHAT.’ 5min“; up “M, h. ' y n “aunts ui" no lUIlii'|l‘\\, 11-- . :1'°:11"£vril1_1 B1111PY1118 moving mothers and chiiditii iioiii S00 P '__‘_l;l‘p-“0rv-M the C embattled London, naming a "mo. ' "adkim Ch ‘ 1;, m t ‘"1" later" to make air raid sht-itrrs l Dr In“ ‘lgtaiinnlonus T319111 {lilo asdf ivarm sleeping pint-cs. . l . _ A c . _ _ _ . _ 3.00 P. u-w. M. s. Autumn $001., c m” mmmd” "r"""’““ 1 Thank-Offering seriice in

' the Social llull. Miss" Call- beck. "a M. onury from Japan will speak.

Carry 0n News And Views

NEW DATES F0 CANADA CONUEI FRO.

CARRY ON FUlt RED

Thursday, Oct. 1i —-Eill0li.lld Var- iety concert. Di" W.J.P. MiicMillan, speaker.

tNo concert at Wood Islands.)

HEAVY GUNS

(Continued irom page i)

LONDON, Oct. L-tcio-QA’ new and heavy assault ll;)(;ll the Bil,‘ Ecr-

iiiaii-licld i-‘rciich UOA-sllliil.‘ iias 0p- ened late l0IilL11lL bv British bomb- ers half hidden lll rain clouds over- hanging inc English Channel

Both sides oi the Dover Strait trembled untici- the incl; oi cxplcd- ing bombs. ’l‘ht~ ciiiirc of the Brit.- ish titimk was in iin- region oi the harbui" of B0llttlgilt", and of the Nazi big guii cmplaccniciits near Cap Gris Ncz.

Radio stations in Hamburg, Bre- mcii mid (itlicr Ciflliiiflli stations fell silciit. u-ithou". ' iititin, before the usual hour oi . i-tiii. and it thus utiiiciircd ilizit British riiidcis

string of NllZl-lltitl I"'l'f:ll('1l poi-is -— llllilfl" aid thc Air 1\'IlliiSll')‘,Ol tons 0f British bombs.

The Air Ministry" said they struck from the far iniciioi- of Licrintiny

nzcos ill/l. ciil

saulis upori vital but

f.‘lSt‘\\'ltf‘I'." iii Gciziiiticv land. Bi‘1",1llIIl .iiitl

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In Gt‘l'lll.’lli\' . s ot Hanover onrl Lcuiio. i’ » Lc‘ 1i"

heavily 1Jt?m')(‘l1 and i "it FfimFS lcft loaning iiiiwzirtl; at ltrvhcnburg.

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Comiiicated

iP.E..h1li Case 1Before Court

O'I'I‘A\".-\. Oct l—-1(.‘P1» A com- plicatcd will cow is the stibjcct of n judgment dclivcrctl by thc Su-

conccrns thc propcrtv of i111! 101i‘ Edward Rrvicrtstiu of Newton. P. 1E. I., flllil I‘l'1°.".< on" 0f aiioihci" ‘iudgmrui’ iii’ llit‘ court dvlivcrcd in 1937 rlircciiiiir 111111 the c<tatc bc realized ou and tiistributcd.

Thc widow and childrcn of the arc dcad and

K011111111 ]~\\‘i made and a commli- S111Aléliliffilfiinlssblmzrtglfdllvllgggtiifé h“. Mt Rnwwtgn" ~11“ t‘ . ‘ ‘ ' C ‘ ' ‘.1 .‘ ‘ N ." " : o his hrcc cxccu- tcc ill1'.il.l11i‘f1 in t'flllIlf‘.“llOll wjith pfqlnteis. and h\n.s_ .1 limes been pre- (3 “W!” FOR 1 (E T) ignflxcotlronfl,““,£,h,.m%nn of the a ciitl pii-"ty" to bi‘ hclcl diillilil siucnt ofthc Society. she has ar- wfiiwhv, p‘, Pym...“ h m. ,.~,,,~-i, I ranged l3 iniuiatiii"cs in one 0i the ihwrwrfthp in 1937 dime“ Alloy" ihc blliiilf" mccting i110 Art Gallery cases and these are c-n edkiiw dim mm‘ of m? pmcopds P,.,.__..l,,,,_ M- » i-_ gave a rc- exhibition at present. Among the of n“; gm‘, A‘ g\llygf\qll(illt/ (us. pm- pl 111.‘ di u cozivciiiicn m jlflllllllllls bciiigi lshowndls one of Mei qroq-o- "QT dxélynéitiox‘ of m_ Tum h vv-hyy, the nitwgm as lady 111F101], vvncl was one iiihor I1 - ~ __ _ t r 1 .uin home in London, England. Lady come from 1111i" M 11-110 B 1111(5-

iciing delegate.

hlrrolifs late lillgbillld. Load Klligaf-i moc ,was a. go -son or uecn l 0N EXHIBIT toria, Other paintings being dis-1 played are Thelma; Betty; Sclf Portrait tpnintcd at night through a mirror»; The Rod Shawl; iss Maxine White; The Spirit of Music tpainied at “The Mission Inn” Riv- _ crside, California); Viola: Reflec- lt-ri‘. H. O. MrCllrlY. 011N101 01 tions; The Hermit of Palm Springs, the gallery. said today thc D1151‘ California; An Evedca (the por- crs \V("I\" co trio/l by tho office of trait of an old lady's eye); Trans-‘ Hit‘ ilicli Commvisioiici" in London Iport Pilot and Marjorie.

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OTTAWA, Oct, l-lCT’1—_'T'1_1° first public cvliibitlvii of 111111511 war IICMPFS to I‘"“.{'1l Canada since 11H‘ war bcpan has bccn put on display at tlic National Art G111-

NEW DAIRY

AN OPPORTUNITY FOR HOUSEWIVES

The Keppoch Jersey Farm is now prepared to furnish you with mechanically capped and bottled milk kept cool in a refrigerated cab-

lnet. Our milk is from a pure bred Jersey 119111

Government inspected and pronounced free

from T.Ii. and Bangs disease. The richest milk on the market. Order a

trial quart today. Phone 1591-4-8. MACHIN, Manager

11-333-9-30-61.

"Opinions dlc! it is onlv the re-

cords that stand." Look up the rccords at thc diffcrcnt Fox Shows since ihc first onc. nnd tlic Pclt shows. nnd you will find Foxes fed "Nicholson's Fox Health". occupied a front pow. Not slncc Noah paired the ani- mals in the Ark and led thcm

out lo rcnciv breeding operations after the watcrs subsided. has the world sccn tlic cqual of "Nichol- son's Fox Health" {or the pro- duction and development of High- Class Foxes. Pups, and Pclts. Low feeding costs, you can give n Fox one heaping tciispcanful oiicc a day for three days ior one cont. Such economy has never before been equalled. so. if you want that School-Girl Complexion on your Pclts that takes the judges’ and buyers’ eye, don't forget. your Show Foxes and Pclters this sca- son. Tliosc who have not tricd this method of adding dollars to the selling valuc of ilicir Foxes mid Pclts should try one nnckngc. Price. 3 i-Z lb. box $1.50 dclivcrcd in your mail-box if you mcniinu lliis paper.

Send money order for what you want. Can supply any quantity. This powdcr is put up frcsh ns ordered. Also "Nicholson's Horse-- Hcali-h". price, 2 lb. box 50 ccnts

delivered. J. M. NICHOLSON.

The appclliuus in the present. action arc A. H. Cameron and others. executors of the estate of Alcxainrl Czuncvoii, one of the bciicficiarics undcr the Robertson will who ll~fit‘l‘ll‘i'l a claim against Hflfrv WlIli‘1l'.‘.\lf‘I‘ and others, ad- ministrnioi-s of the cslate of Lucy Jone Ilobcrtson, another benefic- iary and Mi". Haszard. "

In allowing the appeal the Su- prcmc (‘ourt dlrccicd that ilie ordcrs of the Master of the Rolls nnd the Court of Appeal in Equi- tity of Prince Edward Island varied so that ihc rcmniiiing as- scts or tho eslriic b0 paid ovcr to tlircc hcirs of Alcvandci" Canicron in equal sharcs iiftcr payment of ccrtain costs, expenses and com-I

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NEW BULGARIAN CLAIMS I SOFIA. Oct. l -tAPi -—Tllfl ab‘ tciition of Bulgaria shificd today to claims on Grcccc for a corridor to the Ar-imnn Scn as the Bulciriziu army ccmplcicd occupation of ilic foriiicr Rllllliflilfill icriitory" of Southern Dobrnia. Sonic Soft-i shopkcciicrs (lispkrvctl lifcbclls in national colors with ilxc li1ilf‘.'l‘(1I "We are" rciidy for the Acizcnii."

Tron Irjate TF-o Clasify

r0 "iiiii rins-rwit-umii" moons with fireplace. 57 Illllsboro. L-ZO.

DR. 202 Kent st... Charlottetown, P. B. I. Iprl-ID-fl-Ri.

AFrivi-i" siznvici: RESERVES accommodated at 228 Richmond 8|. L-n

thus that lino u sCCllull 0f Liic Gei-

LONDON — Submarine “iii-furt-

h.is a fizsirr pact" with iii-uriy i110,- 000 tons of shipping sunk iii one I\Vl'l!k, but authorities say “l”... houses already crammed ivith 1's- ‘501111315, 1 LONDON — (it-rmaii air assault." ‘11151111141111111; 1118M rriilt-rs tome land go for 25th consecutive night. 1 LONDON -— Counicr-ofikiisivc mi {lei-many and Gcrman-iicld ll" ritorv continues with uciv hi‘.'i\\‘ ‘Bfillhh air blows on I" -iicli [Ili¢‘l\ and in German industrial nrcus,

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I ROME — Spain sold to i... tit-- 1Iaying formal alliance ivitn inc d

illigr-rciicy lcovcs no . pntliics", illlilihilt‘ Gibraltar Pfiliflilflffil

BERLIN — Japanese Rugglgn non-rggression pact lie-in; feisii-rcd by German diplomacy.

til. Si- caisson Cooperatioiiliital

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1 OITAWA, Oct. i-~»t"i*i- (it... OTZILUII bctivccii Caiiiitia um". Uiilicti states has lit-conic £1 n ter of vital importance to man, woman and i7il..'.1 irrtii Arctic Circle to 11in Ho ‘r Paul Wcotoii, Pi‘(‘:.'.‘.t"lE'_ of tiic tioiizil Conicrci: pcr Exccuiiv. ,