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Anllliill Bnhlvripllon Deliifra-tl 8.5.00 ' [ly llull--l'.l‘J.l., $1.00; Canudu und U. 8. $.'»,0U

BRITAI N R DLE 0 C"oN`ciL1AToR"1

HOPE VIR TUALL Y ABANDONED FOR FLIERSA

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CRISIS

C 'tte Still I

Council Rc-elected

in Recall Election AS

menlhers of thc' City Council were I

iurilcrl to office with large ma-

Laren and his colleagues swept

Tile cniididates were pairel, alue IS State'

,iq ~c~.°.ll organization standing ‘ ' agglinlslt a different Council mein- Reldv Mlddlet0n!Re'

D_Gill:i~rt. 3.471 and Harry C. An

grilles ill Saint John's recall elec-

tion today. Mayor D. L. Mac- @-

,my ward hilt Stanley. Council- T 0 t a I Volume a n d lor G. E. Barbour was unopposed. V

king a series of two-man con- Eg with each representative ef ment* Mr. W. J.

5 The results: ° eiliayol' MacLaren 3,494 and Dr. Elected PreSldent` li, A. Olllloll 1.433; Councillor A, "W

_ increase of more th 34,-

Griiiiil lliilil; Councillor R.l..Ginil- 00000 in volume or bushxgslor 11011 9-PIII “WI H- M-“"5 saundgrs the year over the corresponding 1,3301 C"“"°’H°" E' R' W' Ingra' I period the previous year was an- IW11 34m “ml Hprbmt J' K".-V” I ilouneed at the annual meeting of l-3631 C""I"°_m°" H' C' 3°h°f’°ld the Prince Edward Island Co-op- 3-357 “WI \`_\"mam M' C“mpb°‘I1" erative Livestock Marketing Board 409; Councillor James A. White- ycstm,dav_ boot W1 B°"I"’“‘“ L- SI“’P1’“’d Total `l»u.-lnens handled for 1920- 1.=»1» , _~_,_______T____T______ :lv was s.n1o.oas.ol aseemparedwrzn

$275.B63.89 for the corresponding

period in 1935-36,

Nl r. J. A. Gillies, secretary-man-

ager nf the Board, gave a compre-

hcnsi\~e report of the activities of

lrllis organization for the past year.

__ ___ is r

eport. appears in flill below.

"Cake Sale at. S. A. McDollald.‘ Retiring directors W. H. Mac- Satlirday. .lily 17th, L-226-7-10-21. Gregor. Central Lot 15, Ernest

#_ Houston. New Glasgow. and ,Alex

, '~i'tcscrl‘e July 14. for Annual Hamilton. New Perth, were all re- Plcnlc al Cardigan. elected, At a sllbscoilent directors'

L-177-7-9-3L me;~tlng President W,J. R.eid.lVIid-

-i dlc oil. who prcsided at'ycsterday’s

"North \'Vlllshil'c W. M. S. Fcs- _df-_<_<lm~l_q was I-@_¢1@¢f¢d_ My-_ P_A_ lival Tl1i‘S<Ia.v July 13th. _ Melsaca. Sourls. was elected vice-

I-'-210-7-10-11- president and Mr. J. A. Gillies,

Charlottetown. was re-engaged s

"Dance in Burkc's Hall, French sec,-etary_manage,. of the Board” VLUBSC. »\1'-111<Ifl.V. July 1231- _ The meeting was largely at-

‘ L'227'7'10'1‘- tflzrlded with representatives from

‘__*° a L f th i .

"Home cookcd_ Chicken. Ham, Dehfzzaartgs °Wereev};§;);2§§ ?(:°S‘;;fe Cake and Plc 3.5¢ at York Churclr env by coun GVWA McLeod Chain T” M°nd‘"'5' evening' L'220`7'10`21 man nf the Citv Council finance

_ , _,committee on behalf of His Wor-

m;:l?Ea1r!;ce.TTltL,s{§J;1.‘l,nesevl!i;llI;g` Collncil and citizens Um' Good mlmc' L`231-7- 0' I' , Speakers included Moiltazllc An- “conrert Dance. ice cream. St. ` Ii°“'@l' Montague: WD. Ross, Teresa Hall. Monday, July 12th. - -Fi-_ HPUTV B"1`»“-'0Ym‘- Rfflldfll' Adm,-mm 256| Vernon RNC, m|,,,,F_ , bane. H. W. Clay. Union Road:

L_35_7_5.3,_ln;1d V1; Shaw, deputy minister

o arzrcu llre. I The meeting approved of a reso- illliion expressillg satisfaction with ,the nlallazcmcnl. of the Board for the vcnr and extending the thtillks Inf the organization to department

ma Umm. nl M, Edie Jaya, P15- and other officials for their as-

qu_,~i E,-,_.,g_ _yuly ]5u~|_ gpm-is and slstnnce and co-operation.

other alllilscmcnts. L-228-7-10-li. 73efoi‘c the meeting adiournerl

Mr. W. R. Shaw was appointed as

"Ice (`renm Festival alld Dance delegate io a meeting of the Can- ln “ati-rr.lle School Tuesday, July ,ndian Chamber of Agriculture. Mr. l3.h. lillnt`u\'ol'nble follow ng night, P. A. Mclsanc .spoke hricflv telling

L-152-7-8-10. of the work of the Chamber.

A comparative statement oflloes

"R0-0i1f'11111S Winter EWU W0 shipped b_v various clubs during: '°C"l~5'11f0`-k-~'\1Iy12-R-C591'Vl1II°“5 the ,vear showed considerable in- lor .\lii1i1<‘F 1111169 by 51111101111-111011-Icrcnsc in the volume handled bv Mfr- I"1`*`i1 G0ilf1'i`!»'~ F245- Borden Line. Kcllslrlszion. Monta-

gue. and South Queens.

‘.‘Scvcll Mile Bay. Monday. July The following interesting infor- I931- 3-'101 111111/ by T1‘11CH‘1I0 Umm' mation concerning the nllmber of “Ili P31!l'cl's. Good Sl><‘<‘IilII21¢‘S- head of holzs. lnmbs and calves Dail” -1f1<‘1`\\'RrdS. L-245-7-10-2I shipped during the last four years

was presented nt the meeting,

llo-'S Lambs (‘alv-"2

_ __ N104 7115 207 _ _ 'vi 6700 ass _ -l' "v 4415 2071 _ _-17265 3998 244

"Barton l.. O. I... No, 10.51 will

mee; nt 730 .intl close at 8.30 a. nl. July li, L-241. ____

"Collie to the Ice Cream Festival

""H.1_\'lnukers" dance Hunter

R1\'rl'. Tuesday, July 13th; Trans- 1933.34 fer leaves Silnllysidc 8 o'clock. 1934.35

L-240-7-10-31. 1935-36

n ln.'ia.a'i

"Camo COVE J111.V 19lI1 10 39511- Following was the report of the C- G- 1 T- H116! O1d€r Girls Cllmll- Sccrctal'_v~Maiiager. Mr. J. A. Gil- A cheap pleasant holiday for ln- lips: ierested business girl; or teachers. lilqiilrc Mis Alice Partridge, 280 rcontlnued on page 11. Col 41

urilftoil St. L-237-7-10-13-21.

"Final Notice-Al School Tax`

Arrears due ill Spring Brook Dis- lrzet must be paid before July 30th

- . .

iver For Victim

|937. otherwise court action will bel

tnlren. J. A. Meek, Secretary, French I R

rc. Ir. by Guardians special wlrcl

, e.. .'

RW- L-zao'i-'i-a-io.

I znanllilal Boat Race and Picnic l- lime. WP\‘lne5d y, Jul 14th is 1 P. M. aerlesnmgnl. boetl1 and VAN BURR" M "“1‘ 9`

lea Ingres on th I. _ I C arch of the Saint John Rivet' Wmh iilpe bang OUNIII rulinnl.-iN f°f U“;db°rfilY °fd1P*"¢ ?°§I"'Le§g man- _ car o ver ver o . -

t for the afternoon. Fire yrrs, N. B., continued tonight,

rbin was drowned Tuesday when

__ a. cabin scow capsized in rapids.

"Live Stock Marketing Board Five other fishermen escaped, but loading hogs, lambs and calves Corbin, unable to -swim. Urasped I "11'0URhloca.l Shipping Clubs week bundle of canvas. which Sink *I -lilly 12th as follows: Monday quickly.

afternoon, 0'Leary. Tuesday mom- Ifilt. Kensington, Charlottetown; nftcmoon. Murray River, Mlllvicw. Ejjllle. Soul-'11, st. Peters. Mcreli. cdnesday forenoon till train time., M» Stewart, York, Hunter River; lfierneen 12-3 albany. Please list

‘WP with local secretary.

L-235-7-10-ll.

ll *_*

Livestock Marketing Board

Ifladu’-1’ 11088. lambs and calves Qfrorugh local Bhlpplnl Clubs week merllly 12th' as follows: Monday _W noon, 01..eary. Tuesday mom- xrhgr Km Ifllltoh. Charlottetown; nnwlsiioh. Murray River, Mlllvlew. Wptnwiolirts, St. Peters Morell. rim” $1-ly forclloon till train Rive; -(Stewart, York, lliinter Plméé HE lernoon 12-3 Albany. muy 1 stock with local sec-

' L-242.

*'01'~l<-S. If wet, following day.

L-225-7-10-21.

Raise llazi Emblem

PARIS. July 9-(AP) - Thr”

companies of firemen were called today to the Intemational ExD0Si- tlon to fly the Gennm Swaetikl wlzh the flags of other i'iati0M

workmen refused to raise lt. while tile workmen levied “Hd

llocled and a heavy P01109 "Re .,m<».i guml, ine firemen out 1 if

Third R,cich‘s bmlncr in placc olr; the semi-circular edifice which Wi be dedicated at "world PCP” °°"' monica tonight-

I ' own hands and that treatmentwas

inexpensive. `

. Directors elected yesterdaywere.:

. rs. Frank McAulay, Souris,

_shipping berries from this Pro- 10

Fireman liallcd To

over the Peace Pavilion. _

(lhina To Purchase!PR

ml 9'f;Mf_' SWINE GRIIIIEIIS

' PIAN CAMPAIGN

Secretary Morgenthau and Dr. H. H. Kung, Chinese finance minister. aniiounced_ late today conclusion of

an agreement under which China 1 gill buy "za substxantial amount" of

is coun ry‘s go d. ' -~..

El a. Joint statement, the Chinese '- med at Loss Oc'

an American fiscal heads said that '

the United States would buy silver caSl0n_ed by Intern-al from onlne in addition to that al- P31-asltes _ M1-_ W_ .

ready being acquzred under the or- , .

iginal Chinese silver agreement ef- J, Reld, Mlddlet0n, fected last May. - Morgenthau and Kung declined Re'Elected Presl-

at a press conference to reveal how d t nluch of the Treasury’s $2,300,000- en »

009 gold hoard would be sold to

China or how much Chinese silver A campaign for the control of this country would acquire. internal parasites in swine will be

Purpose of the agreement. the uliderlakcn it was decided at the

.l0111I Statement said, is io assist in annual meeting of the Prince Ed- stabilizing 'currency relationships warg Island Swine Growers A3_ and to augment the gold reserves sogiatkm held yeste,-day_ The exe. 05 I-he Chimse Central Bank- cutive was instructed to lnaugu- 9

_*WM rate the campaign following an

address by Mr. H. W. Clay, secre- tary of the Association and Do- minion hog grader who declared farm rs were wasting 20 per cent

of their feed because of internal parasites in swine.

Breeders were informed that

control of parasites lay in thei:

I I.

Mess

Ernest Houston, New Glasgow and

qt b _ _ E W. J. Reid, Middleton, At a sub-

ln X., sequent directors' meeting W. J,

" ravv errles Reid, Middleton, was rc~elcctcd

C955 gf One T011 to gresgdcnt. Mr. alex Hamilton, New

_ er 1 was named vice-president,

be F0l'\Val`d€d t0 and Mr. H. W. Clay, Union Road,

was rc-elected secretary.

Country Jam Fac' Speakers at the meeting ln- tories cliided Mr. Peter Brodie, York,Mr.

° W.d H. McGregor. Central Lot 16

an Mr. S. D. Irvine, field ,

MON 13111111 011° 1011 Pf lxlncebgg; Charlottetown, who spoke on mildl-

;/l0él;laE;§aU<fI0§PF;;;ViI7I:?£;;?] Exe Jam, vailcecl registry of swine.

manufacturing concerns in the Old ,

charge oi’ the work announced yes- ,

terday. The fruit, preserved by thc, ,

sulphur dioxide process, was packed P E I in 375 pound barrels. Mr. C. C. I n u

Eidt. assistant superintendent of ,

:ne xentvllle Experimental station, L c

Nova Scotia, supervised packing of I se’

thc fruit. -

Some diff clllty was experienced

at the last moment in securing I-ho The Plailce Edward Island Light ncccssnF.\`l1\1F11'1lIIY 01' _berries owing Horse are ill camp for annual to the sudden lessening Ill C1`0l1 training at. thc Exlllbition Grounds volume due lH1‘E!91.V 10 WCB?-i101` C011- unricr the command of Lieut. Col. dltions, the deputy minister said. Lf;-_ Low-then E_D_ Since an th, Berries Sh1l1D<“-‘d Were C°¥1I\'ib“lef`I mliskelry training was completed s bl’ 11 11l1111bl‘r Of prominent berry prior to going to camp the tacti- EFOWCTS- cal exercise and traiiin is r.- The PI`0\'1I1f`m DeP*“`Im°“P °f cccding apace, The tote? streggth

Agnculmre I5 tnancmg "h°‘°xI°eri` in camp is 182 all ranks and 125

ment from which it is expected to hm.Sl,sA

Ubmin data P5 L9 the feasibility M Tomorrow (Sundayi morning at

.30 tl ffl . 1'.

'UUCP =“"1‘l“"~" l° Im" f“¢tg"’°_‘,‘ mi Llghi 1-i)§l~s; t4§;;Ill;I“\IvlITl11eI:neIl :A13 E;r;2".B’étlI`iaI;l°If£(f§')Wr¥[r' r‘)y]'acea is; Bfiflccrs of the 2nd Company 6th

Packing Plant at the dsposal M v s at. lllc Ordnance Groilili. ii

. '-- I l '-

the D°P“"'m°m‘ mr paokmg pm' dilw colnillnnd of Major F. B.§Cl<;n- A poses. ._

lad, M..\f., will attend open air di-

”"" vlllc sci'\'cc at the old cricket

'isiollal Slgnas, now under can-

laln of the Artillery Brigade, Y’

Government Tr00pSI On Wednesday a.t`tcrnoon the re-

-at

Neal' Madrid. , will lake the form of a tactical ex-

ierclse. Leaving calnp on Tuesday

Maniup, .lilly 9-<aP> - Gov- i .e_Q£E1;_°°_1_1__lhS‘ ?°_§‘!T‘°"t WI” N"°“\¢

ernment Spams troops defending- “WY ` """`W Madrid, transformed into an of-I icnsivc force the last ioilr days. 10- j day captured Quijorna, 18 inllcs I

. ' ; , I “°.i°f‘.’f..»‘.§;?..°:‘;li.‘“é...........l.... it--. Escape .I n ju ry In

iCcntinued on page 3. Col 6)

miles southeast of Q\1LI0F11°1~ General Jose M1BJ8'S G01/°l'11m°“I'

Army supported by widespread ac-

‘li

HALIFAX, Juiy 9-(CP) -Pilot B

mek against General Franco's bo- N

One column battled southward W

' it .

bcixvl tmsllcrgbynt communiquc con-

¢_ 1; sail tllc area.

$3213; I;-‘Ong "of no iflratcgic im-

rtance" and an Insurgent coun-

P° ti _ ter-off2nS1V€ W” l°““°h"`d ‘° "ct Halifax, which was moored in the

coMMAND G00” PRICES did not rise beyond me up or the Bos N_ July 9-Nova Scotia

5;;-nwbcmi-ge; are commanding good

prrceg in Boston markets. Stillw- berrien, llativc and Nova Scillii\I1. recalled today fit- 20 If’ 25 """“

1- box, gooscberrics 15-18 cents.

:rule cheerles .sold brought 35-40

vinces, one province the number was un- changed.

i at five , ,Manitoba was next with 7.5. The ` others l Nova

berta

P. SIIIIIETY IAIZEIS IN

Dr.

Kennedy, Georgetown, Dr. W. Soper, Charlottetown and Dr. RI). McNeill. Kensington.

Accidents Increase

OTTAWA, July 9- (CP) -Deaths

__ from automobile accidents are in-

creasing. The total for 1936 was 1,- 309 compared with 1.224 in 1935 and

.115 in 1934, the Dominion Bureau

of Statistics reported today.

Deaths increased in five pro-

decreased in three and in

Following are totals by provinces

I with last year's figures in brackets: Prince I Nova. I wick

Edward Island seven (two), Scotia 55 <57), New Bruns- 41 (40), Quebec 371 13141. On-

a.rio 562 (571), Manitoba 53 (53),

,Saskatchewan 47, <40), Afberta 72

(4.'Il

I (102). 5

and British Columbia 101

Snskatchellvan had the lowest rate

per 100000 population and

were: Prince Edward 7.6, Scotia 10.2, New Brunswick

.4, Quebec 12,0. Ontario 15.2, Al-

9.3 and British Columbia 13.5. -_M

E. I. MEDIGAI.

CUNVENPIUN

A`. W. Ross, Souris

Elected President at 48th Annual Session of Organization Yesterday.

Dr. A. W. Ross. Sourlf'-. was cl-

ected president of the Prince f.‘:l- ward Island Medical Society at

he 48th annual meeting of the

Country, Mr. W. R. Shaw. deputy i _ minister of agriculture, who had 1 2 orgéilnlization held lil Cllnl'loltc1i>wn

yes er ay.

Vice-presidents were: Dr.

¢?>

Dr. E. S, Giddlngs, Cliarlivftc-

town. was elected secretary and Dr.

elected trcasllrer,

I. J. Yeo. Charlottetown. re-

Composing the excl-litivc enm-

ntittec were: Dr, W, J. P. MacMil- Ian.

McInt,_vl‘c. Montague: Dr, J. Mc- Phee. Summerside; Dr, .7.C. Simp-

Charlotteiowil; Dr. Prcstr.r‘

oil. Silmmcrside: and Dr. B, _C

Keeping, Charlottetown.

Sessions were held _~,~e.<iel-dnl'

morning and afternoon nt. thc Canadian National Hotel. At a luncheon speakers were Dr. T. H Leggett, Ottawa. president. oi’ the Canadian Medical Association. and

‘, Dr. secretary of the Medical Associa- tion.

TC. Rouiley. Toronto, general

At a clinical session held iii the fternoon Dr. Ii-nn Patrick of the

Royal Victnrlti Hospital. Monircal

_ l. . ,I - F » ..

grounds at Vicmrm Park' Jgznoke on puclp ral lil cciloil and nl3"`§a;“.%‘i.‘°°t?`;II2e.?§..£‘"3.§’5§'...‘3lI"’°'°"“- “"1” “" ““‘*'"-“ °" George D_D0B1o|s and Brlgadierlcent advances in medical treat- I-I.

F H, Hertzberg. G.lvli.G.. D.S.0., m""t"'

DR of Halifax. commander of military S

, _District No. 6. _ I Th V,

Thr sci'\'l“e will be conducted by Ra-“Brown nf Monffcn' C "`°

Ren canon E_ MI. Mamm chap_ medical men are iisltillp in the

J.W. McLeod. also of the Royal

Guests at. the meeting were Di' ullivan of Boston, Mass., and Dr.

rovlnce at present. Dr, J.Welld.cll MncKcl‘.7lc.Clli:‘-

__ Igimemal _gpm-ts of thc. P_E_I_ Lfght lottc-town. retiring president ofthe

Capture Ql11]0l‘lla I Horse will be held at Montague. Sf>c1f’l.v PYP-<lfl“<i -“I -‘»’°Sf'1`fl“YS»”-P-*‘

glmental manoeuvres this year SIGNS-

Restrilie Call In

Steel Plant Fails

YOUNGSTOWN O Jil 0 -

-. I l'

scilcd the drive also cart;ied 11110] (AP> _ A rcstrlke'cal1 by the Stccl

id t" s int.o Brune e, m- ' i W k O llzing Co lnlitlee for

3/[otI-Nllnt lfi;]l10d)junCt10n P01115 2 1'2 I errtgloegfescs logfnlltepulllic Nicol plants

ere apparently failed today. Republic steel officals said “not man left the plant." Tom White

G rd k t. all moving _ ,

ceded Government forces lining ogidmaggincygrrlx? gggagy nun rl Igw remained. smd polar on si>AiN.'rrlnldacl.Jiiiy_ ri-onrc\s1‘ me- ii--- for me- °" "‘° --»--5-1 3 I--gt ;~,,-;;°- ig-1 is in ul-ii -mi a-----1-~ M =-<0; ,C-3;;i;,§,;°i;;,,;';,°,’;;=,,:;' ,_ . ,,,, ._

3,5 1 wo 0 f_ e e wa er 7 ' A compromise to end the trou e F0115# .V ' - . .r -l ~ ':_'_ 1 » __ f about 200 feethfrolin 11;; Iyacllzt; Iris; S ,mg ,.,.aC|,,.d in p,.|p|,,g M four ,_m_ dx; ii_el;`lfi‘l,g» (riot-ernintru-_S!lr"nl\£1rl,._ ma 0-.il,._\l._.i land \\1<~_=: nznds. Il. d b . , c re o _ cson ec er n a sa ls- ‘-,gp ff -lu wurln.

owne y u today .Sued today as one of the causes of m(}\ngI, ;_l,1;1,. Iifig mm-ililig .1' 1140

ily" the line.) Arm. RAILWAY REVENUE widespread sirikcs which paralysed mm mnmp at 1n;i_

Diwali/e its highspeed. I-he Plane , iucnnasan Trinidad last month and resulted Sun _-els nu. ercnluc at all and

Navy Planes Plan Sur- I

it<".lt cl I ‘ 1 ‘ c

square miles of the Phoenix reg- ion llacl been searched but naval lleaciqllnllcrs hcrc estimated the

catapult planes, the battleship, In -g .Sep the coast guard cutter Itasca. and committee heard French Ambassa- fp,” the lnlllcslvccper Swan, all in thc dor

` Phoenix region, had covered near- German demand for bclligci'vilcy , UN. ly triple that area, - sta

SINII - JAPANESE -C I I

vey of McKean Is- land as “Last Re-

sin” ' " ` ding.

The liullt. enicrcil its second W

wcck with ihrce planes catapult- hem; ing again from the decks of the the n

battleship Colorado at 3:30 . m. . _ ~ _ _ - . . . ._ . ' _ MDT, for 3 Survey of Mcxefn “_ -V The_Forclgn Ollicc instructed its .iinll.iss.idois .ind mln land, one of the Phoenix group,I isters in all European capitals to

,deemed feasible for a “last resort" ` compromise in mind,

landing.

Officers aboard the Colorado ex-

ltetziin Slim Hopes

nv|Nc|A|_IlJeaths From Auto Deadlocked Over

.C U N T I N U [Non -Intervention

France And It2Ty_Re-State Deter-

mination To Stand By C011- flicting Proposals. Views Aired At Meeting Of Powers.

LONDON, July 9--(CP) --Great lirililill. in her famil-

ia. P. by Guzirdlaifl Special Win? iai' role of conciliator, tonight accepted an assignment by _HONOLlILU, July 9-Naval the -; searchers virtually abandoned hope _ "

for the rescue of Amelia Earhart hon :today llut their planes and ships the

lcolitinilcd to siveep the Phoenix “I

Island nrea-and they had one _. _ , - , ~ , _ ~. .- ~ , . KIM, mlm” (md _wt to PML gle will be the cardinal point .lioiind which lillii.-h Llfoiis

7~naiion Non-Intervention (`0n1nli1tcc to seek a solu- of the impasse reached over thc qlic,-llorl of isolating Spanish civil war.

Ithdrawzil of i"ol‘ci_;'ni.-rs i`i'liill Ilolh .sirius of the :-:ti'iig-

ill hingc, it was intimated :ls l"ol‘cign .5`ccl'ctar_\' Eden

n conferences with diplomatic l'cpl'c.~crltlitivcs here of on-intervention nliiions.

open inquiries with 8.

Toda_v’s plenary session of thc full committee was con-

- . . . » -. . ‘

pressed ine belief that lemon-dw fronted with a new _problem when _-\nlli.iss.idol (harles would just about determine the ,Corbin of France intimated that

lsliecess 0;] farilurc fof the prellmin- I agree on some formula °‘bgginni|-rg

ary scare . he igured the cata- _ - . . . _ nun p|,,,,,.S_ they(-0,,,,ad0 and two throw open her Spanish hordei to p.i.ss.'ige of arms and

other ships would complete their men. survey tiicn.

unless the powci's can ncxt week" France may

X _ - -- - -~---___.~T_¢

Gives Warning I

Olllcililly naval uutllorities re- Corbin was understood to lluvl-

1 c lopes hat Mis. Earhart warned that France will end the _ _ _ _

l . . -

|0110 l10f 116*/lgator. Frederick J, system of international frontier

Noonan. lvolllrl bc found. But supervision unless the intci'nat,ion- pi-;\'litel_v lhcy conceded the chan- al naval patrol of Spain`s coasts is C05 “'C‘1`C 311511150-111112*-1- rest/ored or British observers have

Reinuining hopes centered mostly retumed to similar functions on ' .\'l-Tvv \’ORl~1, July 9---<CPi - A

upon the powerful aircraft. carrier the

Lcxillgtorl, which refiicled near by then. Portugal withdrew faci- one

Honolulu alter ii 2,550-mile run litics ` _ from Sail Diego, and prepared to when the four-power naval patrol 80 -IPF 1»-'Hifi operation next Week ispccd towarcl ,Howland Island broke down. _ 5° _ _, _,_ ___ wltll 62 figlitlilg planes. Later the French Embassy said an ‘"*'1~‘UllI 15°-

tllrcc-_vcar old girl, bom with only

eye and lai-.king even a second

fm. the B,-msn' observers norrnul sol-ke; and lid, will under-

Spanish Portuguese frontier

that uclltiiully she may have

The Lexlngioll was expected to Corbin did ilot mean a Hat repeal 7"’-"""-'“`»“I"I1 ""1 0110 “Pm 8

rclicll How‘anil, niorc than 1500 f _ . . iililcs ciistaill., sonic iinle Monday It/Ionday but "b€ZiI1l11I1iZ 11€X1WC91i`l.I.",‘(m"" `\IM")`\"mu ‘San today' nlorlling and inlincdiatcly unlearh --an inost if ilot all her aircraft. give

The Colorado reported 38,810 he

Rcar'Admii'al O, G. Murfin, dir- wa

ectillg ihe search from hem, block- sador Dino Grandi reaffirmed thc pei-

ed out an arca. of about 265,000 I Ro

square miles to b* sr-ai'elie<l. ln- ligerency recognition and oppos~ Next, weck’s operation, requiring cluding the regioll ;l`renrI_v scnll- ing

ned ubollt the Phoenix Islands, Spanish waters.

The l_/~xlllgt.on's p`ani-s, l s- I

I. . l .` _'lil PQ

cilly lupablc 0( .searching 60,000 mont. of Portuguese iroutier con- HW?

sqllai-ii illilcs daily, planned to stay trol

in the hunt until the carriers Spanish coast. Corbin warned }1"lfI

gasohilc and fuel oil gave out. At France would open the Pyrenees ‘ ' the estimated searching rate it border to shipments of arms and ~'-'"`-`- '-ff* ' " ' ' "'T;`== would require more than' follr supplies if the already existing-

da_v.-; ga

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sill

N0,2'0tiat('d in Clash crranean tt1o\'ell~;;ll1lcil(§> co]nst\\'i\'.l1il;

_ ° ° easily bc esta isle. wiercas rl

Necll' N)@lD||'|g'» Iblockarlc of lhc Abllallllc ilsisllr-l

1 , ,_t. would c llnpossi c. l

I‘l<',1P1\'G, Julv 9-l'APl-Chinese ge:/f<;re(o(II`ckl'. Corbin c<-ntinued. cs- ;

l"l:I .l.:§-llicse olflcklls agrelld to- est

night that the clash of their troops opposing Spanish fleets would in- wcsl. of Pelpilll: had been “locallz- creayl me danger of rnternatioli.-'11

cd" iilld one nlorc dangerous Sino- 1n(~;d¢~m_<_

Jn:>nile.~c nfll-nv luis passed from =-B(-1]igcrcncv" llc declared. tllc luililury to the diplomatic stage. -fwmrlfi give both sldcs rights ,vi I A'l Chlllc.~c illrccs and most oi Hu, mmm. nf _emi-.~i, and _ecivurcy III" 'I“I""""'°" had bw" Withdmwn the use of which would be a livr- froill the flglltillg zone nroilnd thc mam," occasion fm- m,-;d¢.,,f_= rin- bmmifmM"rmPO1°bHdg°n“dthe til now an exception, incident! and lllrlxlinrliil leiil;i<l'lilii:'c..- walled village of Wanpfnghsien, henceforth woum become .hs

where several thousand troops had tmp.. > \-_, ,,,~;,,

been in intermittent conflict from ‘ ' I I , .

.' the Humber- i d Ja ian`s North China `

M d id, hlch they were taking off from on _ Ar,m an A I _ _ ,

va.fl.“r:§1ii.i“1¥%1-°l--“-§»- “arc cnerl smile Factor

B ~ lf\ Ol' CH g ‘ (W8 “'(‘r(‘. F011 IIC ng U H R . I

ltal and a third pushed S0U"‘W“'d yocht. and plunged into the water, gates at 1.30 pm. A.D.'I‘.. the 111586 ,,.._.,_- MB,-C0 poi., bi-pig.-_ Each 5 5,, _ , _ V _

i turnins over as it fell. 11118 f°1' the “"“‘°~ P011* ‘md “' _-md me other fired rlrsi. chinese -- - »- - C-1lHi1i‘1»°-°““

ps in the control plan were not I

Corbin dlsmisscii the Italo-Gen

man plan for recognition of belli- ` gerency with thc n.\scl'tl0i1ih<‘ il1`f‘- i

sent situation ill Spain in no way ‘ justified such a step. - '

In the French view, thc Anlbcis- &

sador said, rceognitloli would tciiil

I)C;]C(}f[]l Sgttlement to favor Geilei'nlFrallclsco F'l'nllco,

__ y _ a ye.

me frontier control System y tlicH\\'ol'l<l will be lint ‘.0 her," B

, She will Erick str-rco.<vopic, or

Indetnnnle “dm” li..:ll tlllllt-rl.~_i»ilal \'l.s;on." 1?_°r“5a me Shu will cicvciop, however,

V ammde' "pfi-iirio-sli'reoscoplc" vision, he

TI“'°¢'H°"“` Sessinn clizl<i's' ".-calcd eyelid" was

. broken 18 mouths ago, and in the

fl fI11'99"I1°‘U` 50510" th" ond opera'.ioii, ll year ago, s.

of nlllcolis lllclllhriine from in- llci' cllcek lvzis transplanted to

_ _ ` iliilillctl .\oi‘k't. 'I'lli.< was done

tus for both sides in the civil. Lo l,,~O~_-me E, »-p0¢;;(»y' for an 9_1-;_- 1”» 3l>€‘Hk111K f0l` IIHIY. Ambil-1- ficl.ll e_vc and to i-rcatc normal up-

anrl lower eyelids out of exist- llalflicls.

Charles Corbin reject the Italo- Sw.

me-Berlin position favoring bel- ing

Anglo-French naval control of another thin tissue flap, either fron:

cllii~l:. forrlleari or lllilzh, iS to lm-

nsistlng oil prompt re-csi.ablis1l- prove the appcnrliliec of thc lids

deepen the eyelinil socket.

and naval supervision of the Thi rmmc of the i-1-iilri "'.~.<- with-

! _ 'file I. l , ,£ol.l.ccr. Ycl.1..~'°\r , .

Unwnrrnnted, Flalm ` OF ' /i

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ce a blockatlc of the Merin-

abllshmcnt of blockndc by thi'

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_ 11 pm. Weclilcsiiay until this after ____ =

tlvltv of iw ai/1aU°“» -'>h°"°d “S “‘ william Anewsmitn, or saint Jenn, President Of 111° S-W-0-C- M180 “L neon

-B-» Bhd H P8-SS€h§€r.whoae name Republic plants here, contci\dC1_f1 Igflhls area along thc Yungting Slelling tr00l1S deeper mg’ Insurgent has not been learned, escaped un- that "some men had left t.he plant Rivch roughly 10 mms west of I territory 1" ""°° ‘“"°° °"" inlured today when the plane in but Said he “ld “°1 have 0 ‘°P°’” Pciping. units cf the chinese 29m -

lil ;.illi l'_~ 'H \\'.illllpc,; t_' .». 'Imloilto 7* W O;1n',\'.i ill M

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14 deaths from violence ,~,.,.__ ¢n,,,m,-my m.»,-,lim ar 423.

00-foot mast, and the wing-tip NEW PORT, R.I., July 9-(AP) MONTREAL _,I 9_'n,¢ grow The Gowriior. lil ii cnmpicfe ,_.|,, q,,,,,,,,,. m,,,,,, ,.,_.,,._da_,,_ caught in nge rIgslngi|sta2ir?_i;‘¢ tgx %l?gil>1i‘;§alsgi‘I'l|(|!;ii;t4§.r?rocf1M',I"" lzonaltl/I’ 1'c\'eililes of nil tlllley nll inclusive review of the strikes which ly-rr:i~\ hm- in 411; 1 m

plane and rea ng le mes, E d H Wim 'd|,_d‘ cfunrnllnn National Railway- sys- in ollllelcis and sprcnil into oilli-r ` _..-,,,.,ull.l` .lf :l-le il-_ll .wi illin-

loilr feet above the deck. Sopw 1 n eavoilr 4 __ _ J I 7 I d _t I __ H I ,_ th, ,. -,,,\. , ,_ ,, , , _ ,.. ,,,._,.,,_

The ‘mot And passenger Escaped , yeswrday arm. nn 0p,.mmm for tem for the uicki eliilillc ily lnirils re; lrollglolll mf' ln r nr, , i 4 li' H P

- .., ,- - o 'll -|i'\ii| MY

tI11`<»ll8h the CBIJII1 11001' M the Plan” I 8“5I'|'I° Ulcers- were MII' today M ;V\'II21$l1'l`,(I7` lllll-nsecI:l?i:mmlIl:`i- i-)rilI)rI=`arl\Ie"t,llls“I»\IiIekH-IIIIui-II lil<_~llI-r nn... |'l.'.'l.r.~n ur-. "_ rn., i ri. in hit I-I1! WHICF- The mllchme W” B’Im°m Memmlal ,Chapel m “_ ‘H I A-'M ' I I i real; Of \va es be rallied A0000 lallorcrr. """ ""'.'."--"' "" """"‘I»-tIM""'IIIUII’nII; towed to shore whore attempts to land Cemetery. Burial was in thc ing pcliod or all no ll - ll - ... m.. l-_ in. i-ml i~- -

“mt | suv." it “U ‘ut kmmawsv mamma.. pm for Hamm | $394 993 < on the colony`s sugar estates. -it-.mv annul.;

cents por P0 I -' ` , ` `

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