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Major I-Ierridge Sug-
gests Remedy For
Present World Prob-
'|'0RON"I’O, Nov. 16-(CP) - A
new national policy, “based upon
the new economic truths," was out-
lined today by Major W. D. Her-
ggc oi Ottawa as Canada's al-
ternative to_ "frenzied radical or
ndiless reaction."
jnmnrope the people had ac-
gsptcd a new relationship between
iismselves and government. They
lied from distress, the old aids
having failed. But these people,
 
(Continued on page 15)
"Dance in Ioinf Hull '1"iie.sday.
November 17th. L-385-11-14-31.
"Bingo, Dance, Lunch, Lot 65
Ball, ’1`hui'sduy, November 19th.
L-482-ll-17-21.
"Saint E1izzibeth‘s Aid Cake Sale
lliiritiine Electric, November 28th.
L-481-11-1'?-27-28.
"Buying Poultry daily li\'e or
frased. E. Liviiigstone, Murray
River. L-472-11-1.'l-21.
"En'iemlcl I-lnll. Bingo, Luizeh and
Dance Vl'idiiesciny night, November
lltli, L-478-11-1'l-2i.
"Chicken Slipper in Fredericton
llall, Wednesday, Novembi:r lilth, in
iid of Church. L-470-ll.-1'i-ii.
"K<‘lll/'s Cross Bingo Party Wed-
ne.=.df\i'. Noveiiibei' 18th. If iiot fine.
Tliursdziy. L-463-li-1’l-2..
v"Dniice. Hui-ion's Hall. Murrn”
ll-l\'0l'. \Ve;iiies<Iny, Novcmb:i~ lS.li,
ipiecc orelicstin. L-401-11-i7-li.
"Borden Line Club loading hogs.
liimln, calves every Wednesday ii
tbllii. iioars 12-3.
L-6972-10-M T W li
"B\l.\‘ii1g live hogs A‘b:ir.)
Tliiii'.=<lav lflth, Emerald 20ili uiitii
ll00n. (1. C. Green.
L-5113-G»iWt-tl
"Calle Ti':i\'ri‘.'\'e Fridiy- e\'e’1ing,
N0\'riiibei- Lilith, Czirtl Panty ii; thc'
lioiiit of Mr. and Mrs. Emnzctt
"Ulm L-456-ii-i'i-ii.
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from England.
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»iiciini_ii.isi
‘ ”' 200 Feared Injured
A
' When Terrific Ex-
plosions Wreck Mar-
is seille Plant.
SAINT CHAMAS, FRANCE, NOV.
lp. _
Jean l3a!ten, New Zealand aviatrlx, being assisted from her aero- ,
Plum: at Sydney, Australia, after setting a new record for a 'flight '
i~iALir‘AX, Nov. ic--Three per-
ssiis, t\'.'J of ilisiii believed serious-
ly iiijiiird, v.'3.e 1-itslicii to hospital
in Halifax touig-lit after their auto-
mobile ern Lcd into a Canadian
Nalisiinl R:iilw.iys freight train at
Waverley, 15 miles from here late
iviilglit.
'Ilia liijiirril ure: Peter MacLel-
ln.i 25. .=.iii` 1111;: frriii shock, Clccp
cuts iilifiit the hind iiiid face niid
a probszble fi.r,i'.ircd skull; Mar-
jorie G.i'i‘cii', 10, sl1.:l:‘1.t at the
“Meeting of Milton Rural Telc-
llllfllic Co.. will be held iii Hail,|
;\ii,:o:i on Tliursdny eveiilnii, Nov. 
-9111 il 7-45. L-491-ii-ir-21. g
*"U_i1i'llig live fowl mid chicken l
l~A<..:i' \'i~.i';iii:‘.is" lveditesdriy 18, l
D5~*\i~~l' niid Ma.l<iiy. i
L-497-11-17-21, `
IBF Mile Buy Thursday, Nov.
mtl. Cnrd Piiily iii. the home of Mr.
-il Mrs. llarry Muttzirt.
L-‘|56-ii-17-ll.
"Alliniiv Wednesday evening
l1~§>r;c~iiii>(-i- isin. cnni Party nt the
(frm of Mr. nnd lV.'r.=. Arthur
°°"- L-456-ii-ii-ii.
_"Boiiden` Fox Show November
§A`;6*‘27, open to all foxes riiuched
nh » E- I. wlietlicr registered or
°"'l=°- ' i.-asc-ii-14-si.
I
T";l;°_lS°!\S having books for St.
*M-Hs lottery are requeitvd to
returns by November 25th.
' L-484-il-17-21.
mnldcnster Dance and other am-
dm fills Landsdown Hotel. Bor-
°mi‘T“"5d'1Y night, November 17.
Mira. Admission as cents.
L-304-11-12-Sl
nsuylnll livc hogs lamb' ard
f,°,“'§’-1'°‘\<iliiz at iciniira and Bni-
ph0ne°¥- 23 and 24th. Write or
uw F °1'iurther particula.rs.l-Iard-
riser. ` L-857-11°l3-Sl.
li
,uv:_:"d|“8 live hogs. lambs and
mmm Ht Kendngton, Thursday
un*  November i9. Nicholson
‘nu °‘“ll1lii at Himter River
dim- McEwen as Campbell. `
L-445'-11-13-21.
Nova Scot.n Normal College. Truro,
also suffcriiig from ii fractured
skull; and Joliii “Ja'°l~;iv" MacLean
20, \\iio wa. not biilievcti seriously
ihjiircal. All ure from Antigonlsli,
N. S.
Di; E. T. Granville of Bedford
who was culled to the ccnc of tlic
craih said he believed both Mac-
Lclliin and Miss Glrroir lind fruc-
tiirrd skulls iird de~crlbed their
coiid.tloii as "ci'1tlciil."
MacLean, the driver of thc cor,
Three Injured In
Crossingi' Crash
xrzsam
Two In Critical Condition Iii
Halifax ul'-ulzospital.
was able to move around after the
crush but was taken to iicspifal
for exaiiiiiiatioii.
Engine driver Fred Hamilton of
’I‘ruro said the automobile crnslted
into hi' tiain at nllcvei crossing
ncar Waverley. The freight was
bound lroiii Dartiiioiith to Windsor
Juiicnioii, 20 miles from Halifax.
MacLcliaii is a nephew of J. P.
MncLcllau, former Mayor of An-
tigoiiisii, and MacLean is a son of
J. P. MacLean superliiteiideiit of
the power plant there. Miss Girroir
is a daughter of the late A. W.
Girroir, inspector of schools for
that county.
LONDON, Nov. 16-Lloyds an-
iiouiiced tanlglib that the Norweg-
inii steamshlp Liskcn carrying food
to the Spanish Government-held
city of Valencia was seized by ln-
surgcnt worships and escorted in
Vigo.
GermanyProtestsArrestOf
Citizens To Soviet Russia
.iii-
MOSCOW, Nov. 16-(AP)-Sov-
let Russia. declined tonight to ac-
cept n sharply-worded Gennnn
protest against thc jaillng of 23
German citizens, held iiicommuni-
cado on charges of espionage and
of being involved in a Fascist plot
against Russia.
The protest, declaring the ar-
rests were "extrcmeiy aggravating"
and certain to strain relations be-
tween thc two countries. demanded
immediate proof of the chlfln
against the imprisoned Germans.
It also insisted on the right to
communicate with the prisoners.
seized along with a number MW-
scns of other natlonslitial.
The protest dv-lipid G¢l1l1N\¥
considered "no serious reason has
been given for the arrest of its
nationals." '
The German Embassy mid nine
German cltizciis had been anest-
ed in Moscow, 12 in Leningrad and
two elsewhere. Fourteen were
charged with espionage and con-
spiracy. it was said, but accusat-
ions against thc other ninc had not
been disclosed.
Two women were among those
imprisoned-Frau T. Tutterknecht
of Loninlfid, wife of a. lumber
buyer who also was arrested, md
'htlana Baerwald, daughter of
Paul Baerwald, Leningrad radio
0T\glI1¢€l‘. _
of the st-:rehoues sent a column of
smoke and flames rozirlnz into the
(Continued on page 15>
Sino _- Japanese
Cleeli Reported
PEIPING, NOV. 16-(AP)-Chirk
ese sources charged today that
eight Japaiiesc planes bombed
forts iii Eastern Suiyusn Province
near Taolin. _
These sources sxid the planes
participated in an attack by 3,000
Mongol lnegiilars and Maiiciiouk-
uoaiis. The planes, heavy artillery
and links were used in six separ-
ate attacks, the Chinese said.
The provincial troops were re-
ported to have fought back the in-
vaders alter inflicting “heavy los-
ses."
The losscs to the Siiiyuim troops
were "slight," Chinese commanders
reported.
The ciash was said to have taken
place Siiiiriiiy about 125 miles
northwest of Kalgan.
Toronto Leads In
Tax Collections
OTTAWA, Nov, 16-(CP)-Ton
onto with $28,627,767 led nil dist-
ricts ln income tax collections for
the ilrst seven months of the cur-
rent fiscal year, according to iig-
ureirrelcasod tonight by the De-
partment of National Revenue.
Montreal was second with $22,636,-
922 and London, Ont., third with
87,840,958.
Total collections for the seven
months was $84,072,598 compared
with $65,959.55 for the some period
of the previous fiscal year.
Collections in Maritime districts
for the first seven months with
comparative figures for the prev-
lous period in brackets follow:
Charlottetown $501,260 4$3l8,428)
Halifax $1,130,078 $987,257); Bl-int
John $808,719 ($613,494).
 , NOV. 16-(GP)-The
Completes RecordFliglit    llllunition 'llrilerl  
l
Evening Telegram raid today it had i
leamed aircraft and munitions for
the British Government are to be
manufactured- In Toronto "almost I
immediately"
“Officials of the Masey-Harris
OUHIIJBHY. S5-ld to be the one ln-
volved. have neither confirmed nor
denied the suggestion that they
have received a. large order from
‘ , 15_iA_p)_.0n,e of Framefs biggest  the British Government," the Tele-
/ P, powder fnctores blew up today. kl`l- l gram *tory 59-ld' “But “H3510
’ ing 35 persons and injuring more ‘ 5°‘u`°e5 *tat* -‘meh W be the C555' l
“hun 2u0_ "So far we have had nothing," T. , if _ _ _
Army officer; directing the rescue 'A' R"‘55°u- President °'f MBSSW' 1 rox Show at the Exhlbltmn
work said there were 35 knoiin deed, iH“"’5' °°mm°“t°d' "mv the event . . .
iuduulug E mm wuuuug “youu me an order were placed hero' news of J Until late evening the Classi-
lstres-Saliit Champs road more ‘it Wwld u“d°“bt°dly hue to °°m° I iicauon. committee .wa.S busy
than u mile from the weue who from the other side. I realize, how- IHSDECUHE and asslgmflg PH'
wus kmed by u sume hurled through lever, that in such a cafe it would l , _ V
um A-, by the ,,,,u0_u,,,,_ os aifricuii in keep it :mn eeing classes. At 12 oclock it was
Many of those injured were in made public." known definitely that this
Skyway Tragedy Oc-
curs During Snow-
storm.
SYRACUSE, N. Y., Nov. 16-
(AP)-The death of three persons
drama that saw an airplane crash
time to reach the bedside of her
Miss Priscilla Murphy, 16-year-
and amnt/eu.r pilot who burned to
death when nn airplane crashed on
a. highway last night 15 miles south-
west of Syrn.cu.se a few minutes
port after a. re-fuelling strp.
Henry Nadrau, 45, of Na hun, N.
H., who chartered the plane in an
effort to reach Iniei'unt.oiiril Falls,
Minn., to vi.~it his father.
John H. Shobe. 35, vetcrnn Bost-
on pilot, who guided his plane
tliroiigli a iiiglit snow storm from
Boston to Syracuse, but crashed
after stopping to reliiel and check
weriilicr reports.
Both Nadeiiu and Shobe died lo-
clny Shobe siiccuinbing lfss than
an hour before hi- wife ar: *" by
regular transport plane in n futile
effort to reach her husband before
he died.
i Named Next Governor
0f South Africa
(C. P. by Guardians Special Wire)
LONDON, Nov. 16-'Patrick Dau-
can, is native of Scotland who has
lived most of his life in South
Africa, will be the next Governor-
General oi the Unlon'_oi South
Africa, it was officially announced
tonight.
Duncan has been prominent for
some years in the Unlcn's pol-
itical sphere. He was cne of Sir
Alfred Mllner‘s fnmoiis kindergar-
ten during the Boer War and with
a brief interval since then has
made hi: home in South Africa.
He is 65. ,
Anq7i:n¢i&75a-77am
"sATi._A_ns'
serious condition, the officers said. --i--l->- Y , _
.. last years which was one of
some so badiy mangled and scarred 5 f ».
that identification was impossible.   IN
The entire town was shaken by
the scr`es of explosions which i184 foxes would be entered
some be heard for io miie; through- in the various classes.
out the countryside. _
The first thunderous bins: in one » years, in fact none ever held
wrote "finis" today to a. skyways `
in a snowstorm at night and s. wife l
defeated in her air race against;
dying hufbnnd. prominent local fox rancher
The victims were: su;d_
Old Brookline. Ma-SS-' school clrl‘ ing its nest, in mei. everyone is
after taking off from Am`;oy rilr-l
BEGIN lil' FUX
Sllllllllllllll'
Competition promises
To Be Keen As 584
Foxes Compete-
Quality Good Obser-
vers Say »
Yesterday was classificat-
>u day. at the Provincial
lrounds and from 8 o’clock
ries to their respective
enr’s show would exceed
the best ever held, but it was
not expected that a total of
No other show in recent
with the possible exception
of the first exhibition held in
Charlottetown in 1929, had
promise of such keen ,com-
petition, show ofiicials said
last night.
""`lie quality of the ani-
i` seems to be good but
i opportunity for judging
was not of the best, as one
could only get a brief
glimpse at each fox as the
classifiers were at work,” a
The Exhibition building is look-
conimentirig on the excellent ar-
rniigemeiit. When one enters the
Exhibition grounds the evidences of
white paint and whiteivash andthe
.striking effect of the new roof on
the main building isquicklysemed.
Some interior decorations have
(Continued on page 5)
Hon. E. M. Mcdonald, honorary
colonel of the Pictou Highlanders,
Shore (New Brimswlck) Regiment.
Bathurst, N. B.
Insurgents Enter
Capital Through
University City
Foes. Aerial
Government Battles To Dislodge
° Raid Again
Takes Toll.
MADRID, Nov. 17-('l`iies‘fl:i_\') - (AP) _ Madrid was
aglare early today with bi‘i;;'hi
nn Insurgent artillery :ind :iir
least 60 persons and set fire
flames :ind red smoke after
lminliiirdment had killed :it
to about 50 houses.
Incesszint rifle and mucliine gun fire was heard from
University City, in the noi'tliwe.~;ie|‘n ci>i‘iier of Mzidrid, as
defending militizimen tried to iight liiick liisui'p;enls :il-
temptiniz to push into that :-:eeiion from the (`ii:iirii (`am-
inos district.
The Insurgents. in ii surpi'
ise attack, occupied the for-
tiicl and Government foiiis opened an intensive atiiel in
mer British Am-1-i‘ic:in Hospiiiil in the Cii:i!i‘0 Cziminos dis-
zi ` i
n effort to dislodge them.
Houses Ablsze
Many houses in Madrid caught
6 . .
More than 150 persons were
wounded or injured in the shelling
and the three air re.i<ls of yester-
day which oeeiirred at ‘.230 pm., 7'
p.m. and 8 pm.
During the third nii' ntte.ck--nl'- l
ter iiightfnll~tlie Insiirgeiit pini:~.~:{
ioosed bombs on the Aioeha stat- 1
iiui near-the parliament biiildiiiiz. 
The Insurgent attempt to puslii
inin University city isnt nigntl
came after the Government had*
clecl:zi'cd a small body of Insurg-
ents, after penetrnliiiiz that ciiwtriet
within the coiifliies of Madrid pre- .
Der, had beeii clriicii out after 12'
liours‘ fighting.
Planes Brought Down
The Defence Junta fir:-inrefl five
Insurgent plriiics had livin lirniiuiit
down rluririg rho nirntini-k.<. Tweii- |
ty-three Govcrizmeiit; inii<'liiiie.<;il”\v l
over Madrid piirsuiiig ilu: 15 raid-
ers.
One bomb fell oii a house at
iiuinlicr seven Viilalai' Street. close
to the Fiviieii Eiiibassy. '
All houses iii the vieiiiity oitliuszy
which caught fire were evnciiatetl.
The Ti‘iiiitai'iai1s Cliui'eii--ivlici‘c
the :islics of 'Miguel Cci'viiiitc.<, la-
mcus Spaiiisli \\'i'itcr, iif_\\~,~__<
nfire. as was the Jeroiiiiiios cliiircii.
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Island Ufficer ”°‘““ ‘""°“ "ie f°11°vv=1   `
5t1`l`0tS3 Hilf‘FL€\S. Jiiiiii De Mviiii l
Awarded “E. ii." _ft.’."°.'f°’_?.%e¢."».Mi'if‘°-Y"=i=v-2I K 
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<Contiiiiicd oii page 5.
o'r"rAwfi Nov 1o~`<cPl -_ The `”~>~ ’ "
aiiiiouiiced tonight: the following   A b a n (N 0 n e NN
Dci>ni-tnieiit of National Defence' , I \ 
"~.` "C / `\ \
0fTlCl’rS Of the active militia have _   \’/` ,
bfcn awarded the Cnnadlari Eilic-    ;`r.""‘,.,‘_»' lo",
iency Decoration which entitles .‘»u`7\_-i;__,/ `
\ _,U 0
them to have the abbreviation  SUPERIOR, Mont., Nov. 16-- '  ..
D" "LCV thf`l\' 1111111552 Hope for two iii;iier.~. ti‘app:‘<l since I \\_\§F<(\ '¢-¢__
Saturday night iii a tiiiiiii-1 of the ,
Wiiidfail Placer iiiiiie near her-e,l
PlCl0ll. NTS-S Lieiit. L. T. I/Jwther,, was virtu.'iiiy ab.-.zidozied as shift- l
Prince Eilivard Island Light Horsc,l liig mud iiniiipeix-d rescue creivs
Charlottctown; Lieut. Col. R. J.l The miners, Aiitone Gustafson
COIWUH- H5'~uf9-X Rifles, Halifax;  40, and Oreiir Gevart 45 were
Lieut. Col. N. C. McKay. North` trapped iii a iiarroiv liorlzoiilal
shalt they were boring into the
snow-covered inoutaln side.
l _ .
WASHINGTON, Nov. l6-fAPl-
President Roosevelt decided defin-
itely today tn go to Buenos Aires
for the opening session of the Iii-
tcr-Amcrlcan Peace Conference
Dec. l.
The President will leave here to-
morrow night and board the cruis-
early Wednesday.
Eiiroute to Buenos Aires he will
stop for several hours Nov. 2 at
the Island of Trinidad while the
ship refuels, but will not go a-
shore.
He will rf.1:h Rio de Janeiro
Nov. 27 and spent the day ashore
as guest of President Gctulio Var-
i
er xndlunapolis at Charleston, S.C.,
United States President
To Attend Peace Purley
He will arrive nl. :iii /\i‘n“iit.iiie
port-which one has _vrt in be de-
cided-Nov. 30 and slirnil ilie op-
ening session of the Peace Cnzrfer-
eiice the mcriiiiiir of liar. l. lie is
expected to deliver an address
there.
Leaving the next day he will ar-
rive at Montevideo. Ui".:-_ii.1,\'. tile
morning of Dec. 3 and nfiri- n ilsif l
nshurc leave that nfti-i°ii:iiii liz' ilie
Uiiltcd Slfiies. with no .‘..r-i eu
route except one for rc.`ii.~.;ii; nt
Trinidad.
The Indianapolis will be escort-
ed by the Cruiser Chester e.irr_\-lug
ne\i~s;iapermeii and a second group
gas and the Government or Brazil.
of Secret Service agents.
Dismaiitle Mine
fire from artillery shells, while in- ,. .
c ndiary bombs 'set others ablaze
Face fli' Strike
Icivsiz iiEnER'i‘, N_s__ Nov. io~
iCPi~O;ie iiiiiidrcd toni m.iiei'.~,
their io1;i‘-vreeiis old strike still
unsettled. were leit toiiiglii. \v.ih-
oiil. the prospect of ri job .is oper-
almxs brgiii i'em0\liii'.! n;.ii‘iiiiei'y
trap; thi- l3;‘_i,giit l.;g,lii c/ull :iii:i-:
iirre.
Two neck.. ago the cii.:pii'_e was
;>ni~tinlly settled i.vlicn the Victoria
Coal CJin;;:iiiy, operatorc- of the
iiiiiie, iirriiieil to ii.»:ii:: .i sIioi<r‘:‘l;.ir
:ii :Zi~ i'r»;i! iiiiiiiiig niriciiiiti . The
C€in;p..:;_\‘, lio\\'e\ei'. ivoiiltl hifi :iii-
sivei' the miners' diiiriniids ii\rii.;;li-
ir ‘.\'n~".rs .'i!i<l the strike was cfm-
tiiiixerl.
li. \i'a:= ii:i:li~i‘s‘.o;iil me lizii-if
lli~1Jei't iiiziiir \\‘oiil<l be rl;sni.iiill"r(
miiipieii‘l}.‘ except for one piiniil
ivliirh ivoiild he kept working to
p:'e\'r~ni. the mine from flmflinix.
'Tile \~ici\Liii~f
'ine WEALTH roi;
Ycnizs; wife g'
_ .,».>-.',.
'1‘oRoi:1`o. Nov. io -'CP' -.\iinA
imiiiii niiil m.ixi:iiiiin teiiiiieriitiiies..
Driwsoii 7fl'\l 5
Victoria. 4" 5(
Ednioiiioii 3.’ hi
Regina 215 51
Wiiiiiipeg 44|
Toiniito 31
Otlriivix 12 :il
Moiiiri nl lli
Quebec ' 13
Saint John '33
Halifax 33
Ch;ii'li‘tIclowii 30
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iligli title this altfriiiiiiii :ii ill
and toiiiorrcii' moriiiiigz nt_ i2 lil,
Sun sets this niteriimii at 4.30
mid ri::‘s t:ti:rro\\' morning ali
T02
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Nov. 21. !\'.l p.iii.
es la‘._r tlinri Charlottetown.
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