Atitzusir 4, 193a.

lite Central Guardian

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jiils t-tiiiinitt is reserved lurncws uf cry,

but advertising u! tntture ntuy be itist-rted a iturd strictly pa). 3,01;

ii>i.tl tn‘. ‘rsl g iii-it -) H‘ i itnils uutc iii utivuticc.

10M LDILIKKKION Lll-‘l-J INS u“ ti.

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I ltrnovai. sorica-we have lclli0\t'(l our office and warenouie Kim“ 29 W 79 Queen Street-J. C. ‘ °m=““l\'1')’i WllUitPAA.‘ eetieezon- 14-97.

5YNIIAY sliinvicrzs. Fredericton l!» m.; Braxlalbane 7:30 p. m,

lkttt. Statiley Sellizk of Hartiord, .. _- _°iiii-. special speaker. Rgy wm_ U- Quigley, minister. L-Q-t,

T REMAINS ARRIVE TONIGHT‘ he remains of the late Mrs. Jos-

.l: ) FUR. l’. E. l. —— Mhin , , li>uiittl .ltls motored to Pit-tun Hm comfy Wm m!“ fry“ Tm‘ -_ l,’ mm, by “m. W“ onto by the late train tonight and MU." _, B“, i to“; ‘m, will taken to the Mat-Lean ti.‘,- iiir Clizitiitteowit to spend ‘alsgrllal HQmB- Funeral notice‘

hilt.- Nt“.\s V’ 7

u iitsnn- LEAVES it, l‘it'lttil warship

\.lt'.lllL')ll \\‘lli_l licr ur-tiitiinuthcr, ,i\iiiiic Mtislclmwkuw. Crlusgutt»

\ which has bctu visiting this

CAVENDISII C II A _ l-liifie Supper will belgggverimtfi New Glasgow on Sunday, Aug, "lliiisll. at ll_ a. m. Worship in cave“-

. t at 7.30 p. m. Rev. J. S. Hon.

" . iCL‘ last Fr-dnv leaves this mil 6.17.1). D. of 5th. A'

for Quebec. Yesterday Presbyterian Church. New ‘iibifi .i; itittin Captain Gonet enter- ‘fitii preach. Geo. W. Tilley, Min. ‘Jul-ti u smuii party on board. "- 1,43,

HOLIDAY 'l‘ltll'~.vlr, and Mrs ii. ~

>tti FillllLY, New Glasgow: N. L.ll'llttl home Saturday from a. will

. CHURCH 0F sconnun, The sacrament of the _I.iord's, Supper be dispensed in Stanchel on

s‘ .

-t cii_l&)y‘ili)18_lv\h'0 weeks holiday Sabbath, August the 7th. Servi as ti)‘, ‘Plicy visited Mr. Finlay-s at 10.30 a. m., and 7 p. m,, aim iiiiiti:t-i~ in Chailottetonn and his preparatory service tonight M q

siswr and icititivcs of Aliis. Finlay

in Rltirrtiy" Harbor, P. E.

.~’l‘("(‘I~IS.\‘li‘UL PUPILS — The ,1 pupils fioin Argyle Sitorc mam- Piiiicc oi Vlhtlcs Colu- IYJJUKtLV Lillian Elliot.

b All tvrtre the Entrance ;i..i i 3H5 it) ; lttlit Aiutuuiigtiii. '1‘ it-se ptiirls all ptl-wsfitl and arc to be congruttilatetl

‘ - '.-'.iiui-t~ School for the pail. ‘\L1\ll‘|.' I ,

xi‘ PKvrOU-Jrlit- three masted iiitiyv schooner St. Clair Theri- < , tltipttiin .. Fudge, has ur- ii, i 1min lthcviiort. Iv. S.. nntl ls i nil ill lllt‘ sirciiiti, itwitltiiw a ‘it "I iirtttl lumber. Tlit- tug Bu ly, tn Nelson Dicks, suiltd Sun- iiir Mtiriziv Harbor, after un- s rm the marine t- . htioncr Lorne, Cap- i (Jttllrutt, has arrived lrtiui Sttiiitiit-rsltlc, P. E. I

INJURED BY IIORSE-Lorne t. m, young son of Mrs. Anthony’ Eusiun Street wits injured yesterday at crnoon when rtin over by a horse at llOllgll Beach. _The boy's in- iut q iticlutletl a bruise on the side t); llLx hand iii-d one tinder his not considered u» The horse, which was‘ not . netl to a vehicle was owned .\Lr. Chester Matthew's, police

\'l5l‘l NG IN PROVIN(‘E—-M'lss . ~Artltur, Th. 13., Brighton urrivi-ti home on ‘I‘tiestlay'

u on a visit to her uncle Mr.

t Cuttnrbell. Rocky Point and

.iiit, Ali's. Flora Ctirijic, Cum-

tl. bliss IVlflCAYtllLll‘ is a graci-

tif Gordon College of Theo- ntid M Y holds the

ll of .~t-:-rt~l:ti'_\' of the Brook-

iiitpztst Church. Miss Mac-

,ir visited hcrc 17 yours ago i: \‘t‘l'_\' plcnsed to be back a.- \\‘.ti'.i\ in the city she was the ' til i~..r cuttsln, Mrs. Rendle

ir, Vilia Avcittic.

Rcucrt M their . itshtillks; brothcr-ttt-law, Alt-Innis. of Stitnmeisldc, Air hlclniiis is rt funncr msi iii Nrtv (iilnsgtitv, having livi- ti- with his f-utnily for a numl u: vt-itts. lraviiig have nbou ‘ Jain itizo he sees quite a change

gnu. M .

..i lllt‘ll‘ tint-her, Miss Katie Muc- wiitv hits bccn twitching in

P- “l- “lid Saturday at 2:30 p. m. Tiiiiukstztvine service on Monday at 10 oclock. L402

DINNER PARTY—'I‘uesday night lHLgnor Lieutenant Governor

. o_ entertained in, a small dlnnei, twenty-two guests in hon- °_l' Qfcilpi.‘ Gonet of the French warship DEntrecastreatix. Music was furnished by Harry Qqmefsi lorcillfsilriih 0111i’ two toasts were ‘lallmfi-ilie Kine and the Pre- 5 en of France. The grounds surlmliidinl; Government House were brilliantly illuminated,

BITTEN BY DOG—A five-year- gilfi boy, son oFMr. and Mrs. Wit. “ti Cullen. Charlottetown receiv- cd injuries to his arm front a dog last evening. The child was at. tnckPd on Water Street. Police said, and considerably injured. He was at once given medical treatment. Till‘ dos. owned by Mr. W. Mac- Dvliflld. Water St, wns locked up awaiting decision today as to whether it should be destroyed.

SAD NEWS RECEIVED-A cable was received yesterday by Lt, cot. onel D. A. MacKinnon from Cape- town, Suoth Africa, stating that Lt. Colonel John de Castillo, D.S.0., had died suddenly front heart trouble. It was signed by his wife, formerly Miss Maude Bremner, tlztttghtci" of Mr. Benjamin Brem- ner, Charlottetown. Many here will remember Colonel de Castilla when he visited the Province some years ago. and also last summer, and will lilfflrct to team ct his sudden pass- ig. ,

PERSONALE BITS. G. Parker Brown has ar-

rived front Toronto t0 visit her parents Mr, and Mrs, J, c, $11115,

Mr. J. Smart. assistant oomrnis. sloncr of the National Parks, Oi;- t-avva. is n truest at the Canadian National Hotel.

Miss Mary Hewlett, Georgetown. Who has been home for ‘a vacation,

lclt Charlottetown yesterday for Montreal.

Mr, Kenneth Thibodeau of Syd- ney, is visiting friends in Char-

lottetowwi

Mrs. Daniel C. Phillips, Brook- llne, Mass, is the welcome guest

in z ll‘ titan, lWr. McInnis plans on

t m- time, and will visit iicis and relatives in New illltl 'l‘rentuit. He is a tiv triitli- flllll reports business - llllll in that llllt" on the Is- xuw" Glasgow News.

ll.\< WRIST FRACTURED— . i1 Sticuccv. young son of Mr. ,\l ' Mark slljllffel’, Elm fractured

his wrist. .ttl ctit wlicn ht- was n niutor car itcai: lllS afternoon. The nkvit to the Prince Ecl- ..~ and Hospital and his in- 'l\'t‘l\ medical attention. ztmirnetl to his htllilC. The .. driven by Mt‘. Wctidcll . iitmcc stud. ‘The boy was ‘i httvt- rtin into the street and a parked vehicle.

“FORMER IIOME-Mrs. . Clark of Brandon. spent the past ti-tltiig rclativcs in St. .. X.'.‘._\' and Chnrliittctmvit. . n tinuglitci" of the late C. E. . Si. P:trr_'s. Prince Erlward iii-r itiiaiband is rt brother i‘. A Clark of the Domin- 'l"l'.‘.llf‘llll\l Station here. i wit is iciivitig for home on '.»..;t~ will join licr son An- lotiirrrti on his return ll.’ of Europe and tilt‘ .'\'il'lt'il ])l'l(Il' to accepting .in on tlic stuff of tilt: Unl- tii CdlllOflllEl.

‘\I’ . Al.Bl0N-~-Dant- in $3.000 wnsraused inorititig witch tWO the lttrin oi Mr. ncnt‘ Ml. Albion, ini1e~ east from Chur- \\'llr§ itartly" cov-

Nr-igiibotss re- l ll i.| ..\t by the own‘ llllil ill] implements were "iiicvtitl from thl‘ !l\'.\‘. Onc pie burn- c stitscivs crop 0i been stored. and rcipcct was stiller- ltllfl intended to _ yesterday. Th0 ])(‘S.\Ib._\‘ to have t ‘ . by it hobo scckiiit! tr the night lil the barn. ‘nil t l stating evtryililiiz ~ U "i ill t ‘r lhc itiulit before t 1- ti littd bccn nu itidicallons ..l’.3.

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“livvrttix SEltVICE-Jl hirKli i‘ -"- ‘ oi ittuiiiit- itssvniblcti ill 1h’! Lli vii Ullllflfll on the iii I-‘i lziy. July 291i. to ._.- licr. E. and Mira, Millel’. 'iv 0t Iirtlititic, Sink, t.n the ~ll ri Nlr, Mlllcy’. ittrlticllon tvr llrutitilirnnc

he Uniteti Chtncli 0t W. A. MhCQllfllTh‘ of piistwi nllld aftcr , "ivursltiu. itnrrat- . liatlintt to thc rcscnt, . tytiittipnii he ca lctl crt v i l l\l..‘v\.t‘]‘ tltc ))l'(‘.\(‘I'lllt"tl _ \ ~. .il'.<-. ultlcli bi‘ ituthot-ity ‘>1. tie pri- i,_i~,..,-y_ h" sfllvninyt- in. Ni, 7-"- t\-‘lil‘v‘ as tninistet" of " - i tt-tl church-

ll‘illlllll"(l thp »- 14- vii-l rvsiiuiislbil.t‘ic~'. Al

5' o‘ thi- rirvitic, Mr. and ilv w rt- introduced to the

‘ii ' ftlcisrs JXHHGTR-

i iiit it M v mid W. Drum"-

'* hrhit rac nimcitricri

,. l5 iii-"W charge,

..i~ 3i‘. .\Iillc\' comes to Bradai- m bv the --l'li' I"! snaltntz-lit-iixtiii Confer- ‘Vilol! tmithz- in the wigslitthpt ‘ N l iiitt- a fiilpy p55 rue n ory. C £5,828 (829.1

of her daughter, Mrs. Wendell Mutch, Bunbury. Mr. and Mrs. Edward H.

Wheeler. of Wollaston. Mass“ are

spending an enjoyable vacation

Wllltlhthell‘ niece, Mrs. Wendell u c . ‘

Mr. and Mrs. Ben C, Howard of Shcrbrooke, are at resent on the Island on a visit to tic latters pa;- tinis, Cotincillor B. R. Holman and Mrs, Holman.

Mrs. D, D. Scanneli and her son, Gordon, arrived on the Island yes- terdrty by motor car from Boston. and loft for Georgetown. where tlicv will spend part of the sum- IIICI‘.

Miss Violet ‘Cox of Winnipeg is

visltlng_ lrt the city the guest of her brother and Mrs. Reginald Cox.

Mr. A. F. Tomllns of Nappanee, Ontario. and his daughter, Mrs. G. W. Juil and Miss Mary Mllsap are visiting Mr. Tomllns sister, Mrs. D. A. MrtcKlnnon, 3 Kent Street.

Bradley. nurse in training at St. Mary's Hospital, arrived home from Montreal las‘. night m spend her vacation with licr nrents, Mr. and Mrs. P. S. Brad cy, Httwthome Avenue.

Misses Mary and Isabel Macdon- altl of Mt. Stewart. returned ‘home Monday cvcnlitg after spending n vcrv enjoyable holiday in Moncton anti Shedlitc, N. . While thcrc tilt-y were liic guests of the T01111- (T's cousin Mrs. R. D. McMah-

Mr, A, R, cooper, Manager of the Print-c Edward and Cfllliifli Th?‘ atrcs has returned to the cit with his wife and family iii f1‘ B m.:nlh's absence. Mr. 000991‘, W“ rt-iicvntg at a theatre in fiddle‘- ttiii, his Ifunliy spcndiliil ii mmii-i nt Mrs. Cooper's old home in Mel- bem Square, Annapolis County.

Mr. William Kenton, general lo- comotive foreman of the . N. R- shops, Winnipeg. accompanied by ills. son, Daniel, arrived in the city Tttcstlnt’ ni,ht and left Wednesday ' own to spend a fcw fcrmerfis old home. Mr.

Miss Rose

, _ A1 ndcr Benton of Qiiilrggléiii, 31%! a brother moi Thomas of the C. N. Ra, in 5 province.

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Mr. D. J, Mttnn, of M01_i_ii";i- BT16 formerly of Vliiiiimliwri '-'~ - ‘m5 a native of Little Sands. Priricc Edit-am Island loft yesterday for Saint John. cn route home. con- (‘llldlllR a visit to his “filial; if“; lnre after nn ithsencc of Y fir- Mlr- Mimi; mct a number of rela- m-N and old friends Sands mid otherIDHTi-S ‘g :5 E the lncc. Tticsdnv mcnlnfl P‘ a“ H gtttist at dinner of Mr. ant i .. i J. Phllli s, the lntlcr b81118 a mus‘ in of i r. tnin.

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Puruisv-ouirmrvtrzs. —- Dili- lnu it licnt cf tltc Wiiiillwld 5mm‘

niiinlctit‘ championship of thc 1‘h;\n]Q5_ p_ H, Jackson hadltgfiégl:

d in arm-muscle trouble _ Ifillictéd R. H000 by 1 1-2 1°"i¥“‘°'

nan "For ram:

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activities inst .\'<‘i\l‘ football leailiie rP-‘ii

financial year of , Q

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reported

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HOLY REDEEMER HALL ‘

50 BINGOS 25c

3 Grand Freczeouls TONIGHT 8.30 Sharp.

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. THURSDAY, Aug. 4th.,

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ChlpmflWS Orchestra

Admission 25c. “odern itnd Old Timc

Dances 9 to 1 o'clock.

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WHAT 1s THE THREAD rnars so FINELY sPUN?

He petrified with the page before his

ear,

And hi5 lien was dlp't in ink

That would flow into words he seemed to hear,

'I‘hat came as he paused to think;

Till out of his heart came a simple theme

To izlow as he mused along

T0 111v on the sheet the moment's

rertm

Unknoltvng immortal song

Had touched the tip of his idle pen, To flow into words of gold,

To enter forever the hearts of men, To live. and to never grow old.

And wltat is the thread thats so finely spirit?-

Elm-Wining so softly through

The mcsh and the warp of a theme

bcgtin And finished in words so few. And what is the plaintive elusive

note

That _flntls a rc-ccholng chord

1n the hearts of who reading the words he wrote

Unite in a new accord:

To something beyond and above the ma

n. To wmctiilnir that's greater far, That gathered him in to the greater plan O! the things unseen that are: That ild and can glow through he things around That are yours and mine m know. When the muse of the mystic sense hath found The deeper. thc richci- glow That tenderly hovers around about The "vvorkadtty world of men; The stinbéams of truth that this world of doubt Are touching to life again:

-Ja.mes M. Maclcan.

Cholera Plague In India “lubsidiitg

NEW DELHI. AuS- 3 -—(CP)- India's cholera plague, taking thousands of victims rt week, has brought a reformation of ideas concerning this country's ltenlth services.

As the epidemic subsides and incidence of the disease tends to become no more than itoritinl, provincial governments, and that of the United Provinces in par- tlculnr, are showing their con- viction of the urgency of corti- plete government control oflicnlth services coupled with decentrali- zation of administration.

In other words the provinces, lcd by the United Provinces which received the plagues hardest blow, realize they must inttkc tht‘ Inti- ian villttgci’ responsible for clo- mentary health services ttiirlci" control and direction of the pro- vlnclal hcnlth ntltilstry. _

’ BIRTHS

FAINNIEII: IWAtICOTIlcy Boston, Mass, oit July ‘.16, lllii Mr. and Mrs, Frank P. Canncy

(n00 Pegrlreiljlalpcnrtvi, a daughter.

n iirtéi, ti

MARRIAFES LING-WRIGIlT-On July 27th. at the home of ihc bride's parents llI New Glasgow, Martha E. Ling. to Wilbert Norman Wright of North Carleton. Rev. Wm. G. Qulgley officiated. _

DEIZTIIS

r r -: m. (‘AMPBELIP-At Uigg. Aug. 3. 1938. Donald Campbell. ngcri 8B. Funeral from his into rcslrlt-itcc Friday af- ternoon nt 3.80. Intcrmoitt rtt Or- well Ifcitri (YHAMPIONZ-At Malpcqtic, Attiz. 3. i038. Geo. Cltrimpiott. ttttcd 53 years. Funeral from Presbyterian Church. Mnlpeqtic, Iliursday (‘lo- day) Aug. 4th, 2 p. m.

Farm ForHSaIe At llevi London

A a lcndlrl shore farm contain- ing Ill acres, about H0 acres clear. balance with sdt wood.

Situated near school, Ind paved highway.

Farm has Inter In or near moot p! the fields. Farm. lmtls and buildlnu have all been well taken

rhurchel

cure of. CHESTER BUNTAIN. la-DS-I-d-ll.

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' Bowel Complaints ol the Children

During tltu hut summer mouths moat PlllllIfPlI tire eulijcct to dinr- rliii-ti, tl_\',-i-iit<-r_v, colic, t-huitrru in- innttiiti iir rtlllli‘ utltt-r lttnvt-l tnittltle.

All iitiitlii-is iiittiiilil use Dr. FUWIOI"! l.’ ll'lll't ut‘ Wild Straw- berry on UIL first sign of any louse- ness tit‘ the liintcla.

“Dr. Fowler's” trim-ti rt-|iii-i|_v,

Soviet Public Prepared For “Emergency”

_ (Continued from page 1;

is uu old untl It liiis been uactl by

land, thttniiitiiils til‘ Cllllillllllll iiiutlitira for I'm‘ the first time newspapers "Y" ‘all )'\‘l\l'ri. Du ntit experiment littbllsiieti maps showing mu with _\'L|l|l‘ rliiliifii imam, by using

lucm-km of the flghiillg- , sutiii- ||l'\\' iittil tintrictl rcuititly. ‘W! “ Ur. l-‘tttvli-rs" atriil frcl safe.

i Putin l '1‘ t, n1 - ,, ”‘ m‘ Y "m l The i. iiiiiiiirii cu, iitii, riiriiiitii, Ont.

Both Pravda. Communist part3.

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tCoiitinut-tl lllilll ii..',;» 1i

prtpzircd if ncrr-i.~.i:;. ‘tinted their s iitl ':..i --l the: Cliuiigktiii; i .l entirely 0n it. with the Clfll witcd recap tl. . 1.4mm dt-clairti J. tztncc Ittriiit-i- J. c sector in (lL-jtti ‘_:\i‘l.0ll‘.§l.ll) \\lit.i- it.

llttll been i-sittbi i1 by a flit-st»- a!) of i866.

Nt-utratl obst-rvi-rs €¥llll‘*\l(l lit- . i that the press-n! int-it - . the btgninitie vi J.ip

itcwhiliilivi‘. and Izvt-stia. GU‘i't‘l‘ll- . , . , ~ m9!" Orson, cnrripgi pimmsiau, -,_*tl tinntiicitt. tvzti _iu ti» t i" coiiics of the Russlttn-Cinttcse "my "““.*"""‘ R‘ “i ‘"1" trcatv maps of June 20, 1865, shtiw- nckcti this as t e psyciitni ing the disputed Clltillgkutcniv moment to inert-rise Japan; ;..l - hcigltis as a part of Russian tern: gerlng tnilltttry" burnt-us.

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vTiic army newspaper "Red Star" caziittl this banner headline: "We Bic keeping our dynamite dryz”

hmwooowwoovomoavov: T“! ilYfacilt more than 4,000 titre. ' rri ‘

Til ilEll DEAL

Indians Guard-

Sailors of the Baltic fleet s t ’ ,, t, Moscow ma, ,3; y New Sanctuaiy -' n ucstrti -- , l" ‘ ' and dtg- I s QUEBEC. Aug Ii-ICPi-In a re- ptiiiishztiint of - mote. far northcrti Qttclicc (l1. '. once thi h. of ctlllllllfif.“ -

1w. ' the Moscow cart-ism]

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a (i, lmlhetqsteyll‘ r1"5”.““\"°i'“i Rgusevelt I" Face its ztniiutil‘. and zissi

-' ‘t-stntt c, - -,= ~ 1 - 1 i . . . . the J.’l|il‘l‘it'\0 llfillllldcfsr ali-‘(Idlfxn-ISE: (rllfllll TeSt HIS ilgflf$olsvilirljhxiilii hams h is

llfll ii the‘; t a . ' - ‘ ' \)‘ ,. mm‘, I ‘Lm-cliiiililtg- )vti"‘t'I' Tyegflgjyglul) Tltc‘_‘eo\_cii.iiitiits plan. ‘ “uh n1 v q the nitcctititi of‘ Iiriii . 11 m. (hmmh, tiiiillriliil’. tGapiitti. zzrttnt- ' i1. ii ‘Svlliili ~- mm, m m“ froH,iPl_ and WWJHHP r___v____ tier, is fin. it l)‘l\ l rfillPill ‘. ‘iii!’ till‘ Finclst fl‘-§%l‘@‘-“50l‘o'-" iBv Kit-kc I. . tupsttit As-anclalctl mo“ M "mm i\"]‘u'i\l(‘rlnl‘l

Atrium; (,1 14,35“ “angel, - w, x‘ H wrflpyl’ , cmtfif Janie.- I,El\. Phi» 1 ; warm.“ “m. and ui] M“, A“, .,fi_x_,il_a,_ sane ll-’li'\‘ Ilia-i we hill!‘ rti ‘ tr. ‘ the "uhtili- plffljlfl "m; Q8 “MW. 1m.‘ Dpfmwrfl’ 0 the hiit- CWllli Il"ll v (lli l’ ‘lliifll. bfiiftrc. i‘, rlt-vtiit-tl to the nrnivrl "t/li-rriiui lilir- “mllwlli iiiii’ iiittl wr: '. ‘ fort-t. til uccirflisni." I i-iiii-i tiiltrineii ‘IIP-‘c up iii!‘ it gfill rii n h:ili- ‘

A hint‘ mpi-tiiit; (if mlniiyg, mp] HQ"; W. “Vi; l'l‘llllll'\' 1\L"0 in , in tho Qtirlic" liiiii!’ l kcrs resolved i "lct tiiwi ftilltnvttrs. tlcriiittl will“ i the l‘ t dflgs uiinnnn,.;.| Hm “Q”, humnrhr, m/yqiu i Oiic rif the first. DYDlJlPllls was n 519mm‘ 3"“ “Tilly is rettzlr any D THOI‘? is eiiottoli _ null-neviv deal lmik (‘l bi"~‘"“'-“ ' - " iniiititc to destroy lll'i_\' cut-tiny‘ (‘i w. iii ‘Ktliilfl 4'1’ ‘hi. rtflnyqg U, sanctum‘

Albmdlw-iiiiilll Lil!‘ Russians wcrtr raise lllviflltlsllli‘ (lntilils ovvr tltt- W911‘ ' ' - - 110i ilH-zlitlititz (lei-titans in iiitir nutrient» (ll iht- crucial gi-iiiiitii-iii‘ lltc FPtiflflll litiiirit-itizti , l)ll“-li‘i'llii;iiiiiii with lltc Fur Ilztsi fmitpet llPXi $.t'tir<l:tv in Kctttttckv. Atliiiri. l‘(>.\\ll'l‘(i in iill ityrti-tiitiii wit.“ Si?“ “l a YP-‘Diiiiivli oi work- iwhr-rc Mr. R’l("~t'\'(“.i‘ has illViiNl ‘it whcrcili‘ iiii’ ii‘<iii"-ii iiil>l\i‘illi'1ii' ' eis oi the stittzhwrstern Russian istrztlclit can, ttv-i of his partv lt-ztd- writilil lllif‘ Iizrhzitis to ll'l\]) lite

Kiev district which was iaromiiient-

‘ershlp by twin-omit intervention in

beavers alive and ‘rztnsptirt. thctri

]y..d"p‘“~"'°d m Izvefiill» ‘the Bttrkley-Clizinf-lct" prlmarv - to the S;\ll(".\ll\l'_\' whose bottndarics -Wc know very well that Jap- race ' lit-iii be tint igtipm-t Riv.»- which “m” "“l’°“i““"i5 a" “Mid i" Tu politicians the most impor- flows into limes nriv uré Onta- glove with German Fascists who tant portcnt of'the four-state vot- rio-Qtielce liine rkwtivlto the Har- dwam of 0¢l'iili.\'iiiE the Ukraine" ing is the t-mcrgcticc ‘front the - iJR- -' ild m a 5' U16 Icsolllt‘ n said in reference to Mtssourl ‘primaries of Senator Ben- “°i‘§“““~ - i‘ pl’ kimK o“ “k P Li‘);