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i TER A T10./VAL Q U/ia TER SCENE 0” TRAGEDY
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IIESTRUIITNE
IIIIES RAGE
I N SHANGHAI
Japanese Army Rein-
forced By F r e s h
Troops.
(By James A. Mills)
(Associated Press Foreign Staff)
SHANGHAI, Aug. 24-(Tuesday)
..Ragiiig_ destruct_ve fire became
the offensive weapon today against
,he Japanese army, reinforced by
fresh troops which landed yester-
day under a hail oi’ gunfire and
brought fi. new slaughter ot' non-
coriibataiits into the heart of this
international city oi’ 3,500.000.
New fires broke out in the tlarg-
riess of early morning in the Poot-
uiig area. opposite thc international
seiiicment on thc Wlinngpoo River.
Tlic Clilucsc seem'ngl_v where at-
temptiiu! in burn Pootung to the
very waterfront rather than permit
millions of dollars iii property nnfi
viilunble stocks of merchnnclise to
fall into Japanese hands. One of
Shenehi\i's ancient pagodas was
reduced to ashes by the fires. which '_
have swirled through the city in-
termittently in many areas for more
than 10 days.
The fresh army from Japan land- I
ed near Wnosung_ 10 miles down
river. yesterday. Woosnng itself was
line from the bat.t'e between Chn-
tse land guns and the protective
naval cordon which cloaked the
inuanesc landing parties.
Some 400 noiicombalnnis. nearly
ill Chinese. were killed and about
i.0iVJ wounded when it heavy artill-
ery shell plunged into lunch-hour
:reads between the two largest de-
partment. stares qf the citv. Tim-e
Americans were among the wound-
ed.
I' was the worst. holocaust the in-
tmieiirmal_disiricis of Slianghui
hivl experienced since Aug. 14.
when Chinese air bombs fel‘. ’nto
rr~\-dcrl streets. killing more than
lmti »
i'=~l~us battle raced for miles
C“"‘~'"' 'r 51'” "af -- '* Y' '_
_ ff‘~nlinued_on page 7. _Col 31%
COMING {VfNli
 
"Pun ;;.' sale nt-.\'liioi'c and Mc-
_eo.i Suziirflay. Aug. 28 by King-
ioii \V .M .S. L~l'l63-8-24-28
"Buying live hogs Albany Thurs-
ay 26th Emerald 2'lth uiitii noon.
i. C. Green. L-20-65-W-t-t-w-t-ti.
"irc Cirani Festival and Dance
lilmuir Rink Aug. 26th.
L-17 G-8-24~2i
"Borden Line Club loading hogs,
imbs. calves every Wednesday at
.lbnny_ Hours 12-3.
L-2091-10-M T W tl.
"No wheat grinding at Dixon‘s
liil. DcS_ible until further notice.
L-1184-8-24-28-21.
"Dance tc the music of Steele’s
irhi.-ii-ii at Johnston`s Rlvecr
ciiool. Wcclnesday, Aug-ust 25.
L-1785-8-24-21.
_"'C1\l\c Traverse United Church
iuuc. Wediiestiay Aug. 25th, on
“Will mounds. Supper 35c and 25c.
L-1756-8-24-li
“Hou A. E. MacLean will speak
P Hia Trip to the Coronation in
ovtli (_li'finville Hall. Tiiesdny
‘P-liiiil. /tug. 24. L.-1757-8-24-li|
as
_Dance in Victoria Rink Wed'-` `
“Sf-ily iight-music by Charlotte-
’““ Rhythm Makers.
L-2063-T-W-tf.
.°fH“5'mHkers dance. Himter
'“_°i. Tuesday. Free tranrfcr
ales Sunnyside, 8 o'clock.
L-1735-8-21-3i.
"_ .
__ seven Mile Bay Hail Tuesday.
8~ 24._ice cream and dance,
Hmmtiside Orchestra.
L-1731-8-21-24-Zi.
Ol
mlfeftiiiis live hoes and lambs at
__g__5iiB on till noon Thursday,
_B “tHl9th_ Nicho son Bros.. load-
_BT __ unter River Friday till noon.
-ii McEwen 6.: Campbell.
L-2141-7-8-13-20-27.
"C°m° i»0 the dance at Se mour
ITIS- Covehcnd o Thy
*ht Miz. seth. muiia by :Ii-irgdéy
-_C Y. aid timer, rr.-eo,
i.-im-ii-24-:ii
ll
m;_'1g1hPthH°¥l¥.We have been
mm ith a discount of two
what Ffh Bad will be levied
muh! NP 11088 arriving at
.fm l;ant.i. This goes into
["k_____n uigist 23rd. Livestock
e. oarri. L-1151-s-as-ai.
.IT
einem party- Mount Stewart
_ ii Hall Wedncsd
,gh Hy. August
njoy s;lm;°§l5 P- in- Come and
“ “’°iiliiz's enle~t:\in-
lent. I
il Mango' cards' b°WlIii8. shoot-
iuan had not bccn taken into cus_
Seven Await
Arraign ment
For Kidnapping
COWANSVILLE, Que.. Aug- 23-
LCP)-Charged with kidnapping
and iillegully t.i‘a,n5p01-icing their
boss out of the province of Quebec,
seven employees or former employ-
ees of Bruck Silk Mills were
brought back from the United
States border tonight and locked
in Sweetsburgs 80-year-old jail
to await court arraignment.
The seven ranging in age from
Z0 to 30 years had been held in
custody since yesterday at Rich-
ford. Vt.. ivhere immigration
authorities released from the em-
ployees' car Samuel Grlss, general
silpcrintcndent of the -big plant
on ilie outskirts of this town 'I0
miles southeast of Montreal.
Grlss, stocky father of two child-
ren. swore out wzirrants for the
arrests e few hours after police
returned him to his hotel from
Richfozd where hr; was carried in
one of seven cars which drove up
to the community golf course and
surprised tlic native New Yorker
as he pluycd golf with his wife in
company with their small children.
The men arrested. Alfred Broull-
Iiifd. 21. his brother Ulrio 30,
Rene Denauli. 24. J. Henri Way. 25I
Rene Albert Descelis, 22, Edgar'
Cole, 22 and Adjutor Fleury, 20,.
were brought to the Canadian
border by United States immigration
officers and placed in custody of
Quebec provincial detectives head-
Pd by H B<‘f|uI‘0gai'd, who brought.
them in two ca's to the county
Seiil. 18 miles north of thg border,
Gl‘lss_ United Staes citizen, was
“Ot iii i-hc aged courtiiouse when
the Prisoners were taken befo--e
iin acting justice of the peac¢ and-
remanded without bail for ar-
raigiiment tomorrow. Handcuffed.
the men were rushed to the rear
of thc Jail and placed in a big cell
where ancient wrist locks and
legi'ons brought from England 150
years ago hung from the wa11g_
_The prisoners. iouslcd haired and
fil>D<‘aring _vouiigcr than their years,
were bcivilderccl ni the developments
which followed abduction of me
mill cxr‘ci:iivc_ One more name wasi
0". the blanket warrant but the
tody this owning.
PARII IIIIAIIIIAY
SPANISH GIIVT
APPEALS lil
Ii E N E V-A
Italian Warships At-
tacking Merchant
Vessels Is Claim.
GENEVA. Aug. 23-IAP) - The
h
Spanish Government asked thc
League of Nations today to stop
"t e criminal conduct of the Ital-
ian Government inattackingspan-
ish merchant vessels".
Although the appeal was filed
under the League of Nations cov-
enant article which permits rt
niembernation to sunimun a meet-
ing of the council, Government
Spain left with the president of
the council the decision on whe-
ther a meeting would be called.
The protest declared the situa-
tion was becoming so grave that
another "incident" such as the
sinking of Spanish merchant ships
might touch off a “general con-
migration".
(An Italian official inRomc said
Italy`s attitude _would be to ig-
nore the protest. He said Italy
could not take seriously "constant
accusations from Valencia by it
government not recognized by this
iiation.")
Article XI of the Leagues cov-
enant, whicn the Spanish Govern-
ment invoked, provides that the
League “shall take any action that
may be deemed wise_._to safe-
guard the peace of nations",
Peace has been threatened by
"incidents" in the Mediterranean,
Spain declared. The Spanish Gov-
ernment asked the League to act
before it was too late.
The Spanish appeal refcrrc
particularly to sinking of the gov-
ernment tanker Canipcador on
Aug. 12 and death of several of its
crew.
There was no doubt, ihc protest
said. that the Cnmpeacior was
"attacked liy Italian wnrsliips"..'\nd
that four of the crew were killed
by machine gun bullets fired by
two Italian destroyers.
It also referred to tlie sinking: of
the Conde de Absoio. the Ciudad
de Cadiz. and the Amuru.
$1
S
Briilsh Freightcr Bombed
PORT VENDRES_ France, Aug.
PAVINH III BE
INNDIERTAIHEN.
Program Calls Also _
For Paving Ofy
Brighton R 0 a d -
Henry Phillips And
Standard P a v i n g
Are Contractors.
The paving of Victoria Park
roaclivay niiri Brighton Road will
begin ininicriiaiely, the City Coun-
cil dcciclcd at rt special meeting
last evening. The tender of Henry
J. Phillips. Clmrlotic-to\vn. for the
work on the Park roadway was
accepted wlillc ii resolution provid- ,
ing for the awarding of the Brigh- y
ton Road contract to the Standard
l"iiviiig Co. The lnttri' work was
given the Staud.1i'd Paving Co in
lieu' 'tif '\vU1'i:'olTUun'lt1crland Street
which was released at the Coun-
cil's request from the street pro-
gram decided on by the Council
earlier in the season.
Phillips' contract will inV0l\’f‘ thi'
placing nf approxiniatcly 13.300
square yards of 4 inch asphsltic
base and 1-2 inch nsphaltic top
phveinciit and high concrete curb
as required. The tendered price
was $1.95 per square yard for pave-
nieiit and 80 cents per lineal foot
for curb.
The Standard Paving Co.'s con-
tract calls_ for placing approxi-
mately 2420 square yards of 4inch
asphallic base and one inch as-
phaltic top pnveinciit which will
extend from the present pave-
ment to Brighton Shore. The work
will also involve the laying of ap-
proximately 2720 lineal fcct of fiat
concrete curb. The price men-
tioned in the resolution awarding
the work was $2.54 per square yard
for pavement and 90 cents per iin-
eal foot for curb.
Relief labor at 35 cents per hour
will be used as hithertofore. A
five year guarantee with the pave-
ment will be required. the Council
decided.
Tenders for the laying of con-
crete curb were received also from»
Carl McKenna. Ciiarlott/otown.biit.
the Council decided that the curb
should be laid by the firm placing
the pavement.
Work on the vi
Park Roadway '
k &_"h°!l Di fortune. etc.
- lille-e-c|»ei.d
L_ ._ _ \ `.‘il""
223
~<AP)-The British freighter
cemijuiia put in here today gf.
ter dodging bombs from two nir-
pliines in the western Mediterran-
ean. near Spanish civil war writ.
ers.
The plaiics dove on the ship
without waniing. the captain said.
The vessel was bound from Mar-
seille to Barcelona. Spanish Gov-
ernment port. with a cargo of
phosphates. ,
Neither thc iiitcruatioual con-
trol committce agent on board nor
members of the sliip‘s crew could
identify the attacking planes.
Three Plants Textile
Company Uperating
MONTREAL, Aug. 23-tCP) --
Oiiciais of Doiiiiiiion Tcxtlc
Coinpniiy, claiming more workers
are entering their Mcntrenl mills
every day. said tonight three of
the four plants lierc were oper-
ating oii it production basis.
Acout G00 men wric t.i-sen toclny
in conipaiiy trucks into the plants,
closed Aug. 2 wlicii the Niitional
Catholic Fcricrntoii of Textile
Workers ciil’ed out 10.000 men and
women employed in nine mills
spread through six Quebec cities
and towns.
Of the four Montreal mills
opened within two days late last
week, only the Hochelaga plant in
the east end was not operatng,
company officers said. Smoke
curfed from chimneys oi’ the
Mount Royal, Merchants and
Colonial plants.
Some 50 workers showed up at
the Hocheiaga plant. but it was
iiiipo.~.sible to begin operations
with that force. The plant nor-
mally cmploys 000 men.
Po-sibility of further govern-
ment action was mooted here to-
day by Labor Minister 'I‘iemb‘ay.
whose early arbitrat’on efforts
c o l l a ps e d on widely-separated
company and union proposals.
"Whatever li a p pe n s suitable
wages will be paid in all industries
after Sept. 1. We will have legis-
lation which will compel employ-
ers io pay adequate salaries and
wages to their workers," said the
labor m'nisier. Quebec's fair wage
act comes into ef`ect Sept. 1.
Only untoward incident during
the day rmne nt the Mount Royal
plant, when two beehivec were
thrown at po‘icc guarding the
gates. Firemeii were called, and
“Q the beer to night after the in-
Hnsurgents
ihdvanoe Closer
To Santander
HENDAYE, FYHDDO-SPal1iShI
Frontier, Aug 2a-<AP>-siiep- I
I keepers. chauffeure. mechanics and
fishermen of hungry. desperatei
Santander rushed to the defence well underway. Liberals and Con-
of
1
their besieged city today. ‘se
Election Date I
Set For Oct. Bf
TORONTO, Aug 23-(CP)-
Premier Hepburn tonight announ-
ced the Ontario general election
would -be held. Wednesday, Oct. 6.
Nominating clay will be Wednesday,i
Sept. 29. _
The election campaign is already
rvatives have nominees in the
D€’SPiIe ii s0i`1€s 01' iZ0V€mm€l\t field for many of the 90 seats.
counter-attacks. insurgents held a wh _ -
Sl-Wlfiiead in the f0rtifi€d H11!! wealth Federation has announced
southeast of Toirelavega. defence 1|;
outpost of the city which is t.he'ri¢-ling, _
ast main govemmcnt-occupied '
ile the Co operative Common-
will contest practically every
As enunciated by Premier Hcp-
ll?0i‘I1 on the north Spanish coast. Iburn in recent speeches. the Lib-
Isiirgcnt General Fi'anco's le- er
als seek a new nmndatc on zi_
irioiis held positions which onlyiplatform with three major p1aiilrs:'
yesterday were inside the govem-I
Opposition to the Lewis Coin-
m€iit's fn:-iified defence lines. From mittee for Industrial Orgaiiizaiioni
there the Iiisurgnt big guns pound- I 1
n the Ontario labor scene; its_
_cd (lcicncc works south of Torre- cancellation of hydro powcr ¢0n__
Il2i\"‘8f\- \\'Ii<‘i‘f? BfiS<lU€S» ASAUTIHHS lracig with four Qucbcc conipniiics;j
Iand S_1iii.ziiiri<‘r inilitiamen dug in and amtiniied iiivestigation _iutci
for a last stand. alleged frauds practscd on the;
Frances forces advancing along 5
the Rcino_<-Torrelavega road neared
uccession duty branch of the;
tario treasury '
OH .
me T0i'1`<'1i\V€‘8Pl 0b_l€CtIV'?- A C01* Hon. Earl Rowe, ConservaiivcI
I
I
Burgos and Santander provinces. ic]
iimn of Carlist tinsurgent) cavalry 19
ader. has in recent addresses at-I
SIUWIY Dil-‘hed OUP i10V9mn”W“P tacked the Hepburn govcrnment'sf
troops 2110118 the b0i‘CI01‘ beiween administrative record. He has de~'
arcd his labor _-,land as one op-_
_government troops in this sector
i“offcrcd little resistance. falling
back toward mountain peaks. V
In alI_ five Insurgent. columns of
,90.00D troops drove forward to_
Iconsolidaie their control of the
Biscnyan coast. I
The government defence ministryi
I at Valencia said insurgent bombing-I
.planes made a shambles of Torre-_
ilavctza and Arenas de Igunn on thel
Santander front.
,____.___ ._________..L I
_____ ___ ___ _  _ __
(Continued on page 3. Col 3) '
Insuigent officers at lrun said posvd to --y,,w1eSm@_;5_ and limi
granting of the right of free as-I
sociation to labor in tliematicr oi'L
organization. He has pledged rc-I
forma in the Liquor Control Acti
administration and the Ontario‘
civil service.
FIRE SWEEPS OIL DEPOT
BUENOS AIRES. Aug. 23 - Fire
dav swept the oil depot of thc
45 miles northwest of Buenos Aires
The fames threatened to destroy
approximately_528_000 gall_o_ris _of oil.
to _
We."-t India Company at Cainanann,
Liberal Expr
Dispossessed Land - owners
No Right Of Appeal Under _
opriation Act 
The exposure in yesterdny’s Guardian of the autocratic _
methods employed by the Campbell Government in dispos-
scss property-owners in the National Park _area. \\'liIi0UI
permitting an appeal to the courts of Justice, has been
read with surprise and indignation throughout_t_hc Pro-
vince. For the benefit of those who are unfum_iiinr with
the sweeping powers which the Government obtained from
its party supporters at the 1936 session of the Legislature.
(and which they have actually exceeded in practice) _W0
publish the text oi' the Expropriation Act, together' with
information on the subject, showing_the manner in which
other Provinces safeguarded the rights of citizens to
appeal in expropriation cases
In 1036 the following Act was
Cciiiudn. upon a site to be provided
cumbrancer or otherwise
lection campaign in _
in the right of Canada or in any such department, officer, or triistec on 1 C _ , . _ _ , __ _.
behalf of the Government of Canada as may be proper for the cstab- 1    a¢_N3,cpl_`;!f,grt,I;m L`I,(,;I°\.._.§’,0.:&`“'\`.,.'IfI
ii. Nt ._ i`.‘  ` ._ ‘_ '“- “
shrngnt Iof it a ionall Pdilrk onxauighrated sh __ not be nec___s____ for rr-sidcnce at Loiinfnid iii the Morasso curve. .ind iiciisiiiiper.. up
-_ I1 CMP Hiiy H11 S0 0 P P Lf H __ - Y __ _ Mugkoim rust,-ict img, wednesday, to curly tonight had been lm~l~iu-
the purpose of a National Park, the eutenan -Governor-in-Counc He was bromzm to his home but dm to publish NWS of rim (ig.
-passed by the Province of Prince
Ed“.m.d Ishmcy il/nngiu: oi Niilioiis. iiiniidzii/cs com-
I “An'Act rcspectiiig a National Park (Assenied to April I8. 1936) iiiissioii ioviiiy fif>i>i`li_Vf'd_ _ H5 _ 3 ¢i;,ng(~1-_buy it “-35 mn rims It
"WHEREAS it is proposed that a. National Park should bc estah- "test l>01l¢‘y Great B.it1\1ii-S P10-I
llslied in the Province of Prince Edward Island. by the GovcrnmcntE<_>i  t;i0__ci'c_}1(i:';_S so_y_t‘_\_T‘ii2Y_i“___l)is0iii;°;1 S,,m51,in_g into _q pmt-liirim-N1 ,~_._;.<..,
by the Government of Prince r
‘PRIIHIBITIIlN’ .4
I NVESTIGATIIRS fl
olvi iuiiilci
00' Killed, 1,000
njured When
Shell Explodes
Five Quarts Of Ven- jProjectile Crashes Into Crowded
Business Section 'Of Shanghai,
Wrecking Department Stores.
BY .ll()lfRIiS` .l. ILIRICIS
dors’ Liquor Con- I
S u m e d By Detec-
tives In Addition To
Stuff Obtained
F r o ni 22 “Sneak-
easies.” '
Magistrate Darby was faced with
22 Proliiliition crises when he op- I
encd court on Monday morning al _
Suinmr-rsidc. All the cases werel
for selling or liziviiitr liquor on
their prcmiscs for sale. About 15
were residents of Sumnicvside and
the remainder were from the
coiiiiiry from alleged "spcakeas-
.-i.s~.socl'ulc'lI l’l'('.s's Furr'i_¢/li .Wit//i`
SHANGHAI, Aug. 23 (.f\i’) I saw the Iiiisicst corner
in Chinn turned into ii scene oi' c;ivii;ii;'e iocliiy when a
heavy artillery shell plunged into the heart of Slizinghai’s
Nzinking road shopping district.
At least 400 persons were killed :ind prulizilily l.0i\0
wounded. The ioll easily muy go hIi»h|_\r iiiiiu ihzii.
The projectile wrecked the cii\".~' two l:ii'_i»_`i-st depart-
ment stores. the Wing (in (`onip:_in:\' and iiic Sincere Com-
pany, teeming with luncheon hour ihi'mii_-s. There were
IPS" “I““§ *Iii* IV”-‘I°"“ Road- " large areas of deviisiziiilin that the se:ii‘chci‘s muy not be
fc\v miles from Siiiiiiiicislrlc. with
the exception of two that hailed
from O'Lcnry. I
These cases resulted from the
activities of the special investigat-
ors. Albert Robert and Theodore
l.ri\\'son. from a Montreal detec-
live agency.
The A!ioriic_v-General persniially I
condiictrd the cases assisted b_vi
L. G. Lewis and Staff-Sci‘gt_ An- _
rlci-son. W. I-I. Noonan and C. D. _
MacCalluiii appeared for the cle- 5
fciicc. i
The <leic<-tives in their evidence
:idmitfcd they were “not temper- I
ance mon" and would take e. drink
if it were oilcrcd ilicni; als.. that I
ilicy had p\ii‘ciinsed five quarts f
from the vciidoi-_< on doctors’ pre- ,
sci'ipiions_ not for medicinal piir- _
able to dig into for dziys. und there uns no chzincc that
any survived in those tons of blasted steel and concrete.
Police admitted they coulld not
tell ho\v many--all iion-conibnt-
anis--perished iii this lritestclizip-
ter of slaughter.
Tlic two Clcnscii' croivded .~iorcs
immediately after the blast pre-
sented a ghastly picture. Hun-
dreds of bodies lay heaped as if
the fearful blast had iicatiy swept
them into rows. I couiitecl 1200
bodies. I saw Elirnpeaiis iii,i1irc:E
but none killed. Accura'c ceiiiiti
were impossible.
Tonight there was no way to dc-
termine ivhethcr the fatal projec-
iiic came from a. .lap:iiic_=~g or a
Chinese gun. It might lifivrz iiccii
pc_..(._g_ _md had mmtad their _ciilicr, with thc war riuzing on zil-
fi'ic‘uds with ii.
Detective liawsmiiii his cvidencci
said he had cliiniiicd zi doctors
rcrtiil;-nie for some gin when he
most all sides of the city.
Among the wounded were tlirw
Amcricniis They were Anllioriy'
Billingshnm and Hullcf Alir-iid.
hurl lint been frcliiig wcll. but that bm” nf U10 NOW YUVIS Tiiii<‘-'~T ‘i=‘il`
he -had also ent it witlioiit a pre-
iu Chiiiii. and Miss Dlniiclic Tcii-
m.i__tinn fm. tm ca_Q(._._ |iie_v. a Shniigluii-iioi'ii Aiii<‘i'ie;iri_
Dcicciivc Rr>h:`1‘t nrliuittcri that _
he limi taken n lady to the beach I’
for the purpose of "working off" ‘N
the "red eve ruin" he had obtain-
ed from the spriiltcasics. _
On six dificrcnt occasions ihcyi
had rum and becr from the spank-
rcciitlnucd nn- price "l. Col 3)
I t
I saw Abend. himself \voun<ls'i
i the foot, fight his \vu_v thmiugii
crowd suddenly gone <~i‘nz_v :vitii
aiiic He did this to carry oil Ili)-
p _
liiigsham.
Billiiigiiani collapsed iii the f.‘i'i~li
with four slirapnci \\'oun<ls in his
chest and his left arm and mm.
mutilated.
I escaped aiziiiii as I did up
lint tcrrililc Snlui‘<ia_v a work new
IA 14. 'I' .'  :"..’
  biiiisibs kiiicci“iiilleasilxiilililiillici' li Iiiiilii
Britain’s Proposal ,’
GENEVA, Aug 23 -ice)-The
“md Island; - ' Pzlimlliitic i ir- ir aiu -ith'
“AND WHEREAS it I5 EXP'-’dI€i`it £0 l>i'°‘/ide 9' ICSI-5I*"I~I"° mf‘Ch1“` _ho  tfztcs “cp_I_1_;;I I__'_°__teg “Eder fallcii at noon on :i Fifth Avciiilr-
ery for the procuring of such a site; _ 1 _____ 5__‘__________n _(______t B____a_n)l corner in New York. Tn.-1,. C,,._,;_y
“BE IT THEREFORE ENACTED by the Lieutenant Governor mid A ri -f' ~ - r. 1- _ have b(.(,n Im t_m____ ____ _____w_ "_
or under separate mandates was,
Legislative Assembly of the Province of Prince Edward Island as foi- __ _~ _
lows: lsilirilcstr-rl yn xi resume of the_
“l. For the purpose of selecting a site for a. National I`ni‘k area or _wluiiii-=-<_10i1s_ Tf_`D_0I`f~ i5Sli€i'i by mel
areas in the Province, the Provincial Secretary and any otlicr person or """'“'° "N'N,` HHH ' .- twisted and liiiriicri IZ; '; R -. _
persons authorized by him or by the Executive Council may i‘iil<‘fiili0ii _    ,tm 1 ,,I 2
nnyiiiand Ill' preniiseliinliicglg il be siilllcmble for such Site and "my make iilivh iiioiiih The Ilcnrruc which tmcks “ml pools HI:-`I""""I lil ‘IW
ni ‘ i n -' i sa _ " ~ s' __ » " _ ._ _ i~..  ._.,,,_
1 "25neIf llliliyalaricis \iliHIiln thee Province are deemed to be suitahlc for l f’“\`i" GI""1‘I' Briiiim its Huthmuv to  gdliliilrlf \“rI1H ~.\;I.I<'iHi In H (-
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In National Park, the Lieutcnrint-Gorernor-in-Coiincii may mnkc an  ;_‘I_‘:§__ *‘b___’;‘__"‘£;_“I';r' gnm.,,,.d _._E_,,m_,, ,m_m______ {__,,______
order vesting such lands. together with all buildings. appiiriciiniir-cs. __ _____n___ _______ B_j_‘L__i'__` _“mt "___ by the tri-i-iric fm-rim gm...-. W
cnscmeiiis, streams and water courses thereto belonging or_iidjne_ci‘.i. in ____m___ _hc _'mn ,Jcf‘o__(_' it éan`bc blasted as far af fu-ry ig...-k_c_
His Majesty the King in the right of the Province of Pruicc into-iirrl _,ut into cffcct. I ' I ¢,,,.,,,.d _mn “______ 0____ ___ ______
Wig Bggjggtglger mu comm __ dwmion of such _M _md _ _,,_ -___~_ if H -»»~~\»»=~-_ on .. ....-
~ b tl istr f D d f th Count in ,,
ercnct to a plan to c flied in ie Reg' y o ee s oi' e . _v . ___.__ __ _ _ f ~ ~ \< ' _ _
I wliicii such lands lic. and n certified copy of such order shall also be   cm  fm I7"""__§_'_C"I 3' l , ,| <f ` ‘.3 `
vcgistevcri in siiid Registry ol Deeds. ' U - I
“4_ The Provincial Secretary shall forthwith forward by i-cgis‘.ci-cd | I I u
post a copy of such Order-in-Council to each person known to have J D   
any iiitcrest or estate in such lands, either as owner, or lessce. or cu- ' ' _
ii the Iiitei'nationnl Setileniciir,
I was just leaving the liuec
WIDE! On store wlicn the siifll
scrcanicd toward the liitcriintioiinl
Scttlciiicnt.
Suddenly cvevyoiie uns aivvgrc oi
struck with the speed of n niet.-or
of humanity. _
It was :is if gi arent slicll had
the Orient where the shell could
he.\'c done more liaioc.
Most of the bo<ii".~ \v.‘rr- }ior:'ilily
Ileis of blood riiu iii lic i‘ lor'
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Couiizil Iii s‘i;JI.ii1firli:t‘tirl'e1:\5;'l;2m?entnH\ensfrri,tHtx bxnnilacriigeci) witlli i'cl;iaviId1lIo SF- CATHERINE5 Om- AU? my  a I 0 
the ainoiuit and apportionment of the ‘compensation to be paid by ilic _“;‘CC¥‘_`_’___;I_'I?° I_2°§I_§'1c°f  __ A _
Government of the Province by way of compensation for the lands and _ -_ _ _‘ P _I '_ t ° _ 1; d nd om_ _A_ I, _W G__a___l_______ `_ _________ “__ _
remlses thereby cxpropriated. the Lieutenant-Governor-in-Council“mv “CI” I" “S er ° "‘ C “ .C .' ‘ _‘ '_ ‘ A  '°
i)nnk a further order fixing the lmnunt of auch eompensntioii and the "‘“°VC°= “II 5° buncd ’“ V’ct'°"I"‘ GENOA' HMI' AI* 13 'H“I"‘“
Provincial Treasurer miv mereupnn In me amount so nxed'_n“_ "___ Lawn Ccmuf-ry hom Weumcsday .ull and inliitui'_'.' aiillui;-.lies c.ii'-
(`ourt ol Chlncer to be lp rtioned and llxld out \lP°n the allltliea- "m":“°0n “wr f‘.""°""‘I Services in "“""i_°m " °""°I‘m»" IiU""‘I"d 5"*
tion oi' any of thiuvnrtlel onllilled thereto. Such Payment into (‘nuri . Si. Paul street chiii"`I‘- _ Ifwfigntiols fomghf. of ‘I "twig"
:'::.::_'i.'.'r_.'::,-.°.';~:.:°..:::.a::i;i.::..:'.r:;:r.ai:"~~°'   ...§ia..;;-aint i;efi;‘;.ei:;i;  sis;  ru.
_ _ ' _ . today aqua ron.
‘6. The Lieutenant-Governor-in-Council may take such furiliei _ t.. _  ,_ 
steps as are necessary to vest the lands so expropriated in His Majesty  I" mmng health -slllcalg-1]? Inf; iiiiiiieil'rIi\iii=inI<iliicI1'_\I (iiiIi~I‘> MMIII
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infantile Paralysis
ySpreading In Ont.
f 'lUlLUN'l`u), Aug 2li-'(.`i.’)-O!iL-
.iiuu iicnllir l.»i.=;ci;iis took further
.,l< ps L-:.i‘._i_\ to cl-pc '.\x:ii the spread
_ii ,:.::1,_';_t p1ii'ii._\':i.s vvliich, ac-
cor..;i;g LJ ...pst iv.-p.>;=.s, had
.-u...s<d ;..\- ciiiitlis oi 1:3 person:
out ui' .i ki.ii\vii total oi Lliii case,
.1.;i'/_.,_;_.ii'_;`. 'rho p;o‘.LiicL’.
‘ 'l`oro;:io board of lieait-ii officials
`i_iiici;;.u i.tiui .1 coiiicrciici: with
li.~;ii...i ,iiiri Oli'..ii'.o ii<:;iiii'tii1enI
ot' izeuiiii '.iu'.iio:i:ng into ;/.uliiy tx
ziiiiiuliiicc iiixit 'l`oi'<int0 .wlio0lL
ivoulfl im, 1-rope-ii until Sept 7, ine
_sionri of .‘>‘cp'_ i. Seven death!
iisuii.-rl ::\.iii l`_’.T I-.i.w_\ izi 'l"f>i'ontt.
.iii lo j.'i.Zrlii.
Dr. (io:--i ‘:; l'_ .J_.<k.~.oii. Tozontc
.ii-.ii~..2 .:i;..:- ui lic...th_ cut
_~lif i'_ 3;i,, \':'t:'a‘i»ii iiiici ;~<~tili'iicd LL'
liar- I'  1/) ;;ll~:t‘ <-1;;ii‘gr: of lhs
!i~’;* ii--_.;r:.~" flip riisfnsi'-_ lic \\'li.Y
ii._'i>_ir-'-15 ny ;j;l» iiriuzd of health
to ;i':l'i'i:.i ii xiii “l_r.:i lltl1L" for the
11:" _"iii ii: .if '.i<'.iii.<;.
, r`»;i ii., :ir~r;_iii iii ilu- city. Dr.
j.l_i.~`.'.~ii _ii‘.i:<iii;c.‘ii it 10 davs
‘<i'_i:.:‘.ii~‘ii‘.|- \\';i_< iii‘1;;u: placed on
all px. ‘ins k:;o\vii zo have been
`iii lxi:.Z_i<’l ‘.\.'.ii zi;1_'.' pr sent Case
of p_.'.‘;i.j.sl.<_
Ill Iniiiilvui. ‘.\li<~i'i~ three liciv
cnsi-Q wld- i'<\p.~.i~c<l i<\ti.iy. licrilth
iiii'.lioi'ii'.i-_a iuiiiiul flirllicr restric-
t;<.iis tri 'lite-\ :iii‘i';\<i_\' lllllmseti.
I1';;ij.'fri'<`»ii!iri-i wigiv- o ill-ricii closed
:iiili ilir-:iIi'i\ 'ii:iiii"\-:'_,- ’~\ii~c r-_-qiiiucd
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shall first offer to resell auch lands to the persons from whom tiiesnme n __ m d asm-_ Ponce 10 _ ._ . 1 ;| . I .. -- . . . -.. .:.4
were expropriated at the price ofthe eomopensntion paid therefor. and e_:e;,nt?..ec0} »p0,-m,t,,_ My Umm," W1-¢_»¢kage_ cor( H I nw ‘L _  _\,mdm____`;` ____,_____
in default of such offer may sell or otherwise dispose of the same as to had _.mam _,JMC mfnnc). in SL Am_hm.mes mmm! to _`_____,,_.____(_ ____.__ __________ __________ ____________ _“___ _ml
the Lieutenant-Governor-in-Council may seem fit." C_.t_hm.|m.S_ H9 “.o_.k_.d M UN. Wop on (-_mpc of me ...,.,.,.k_ ..-,,_,;, 1..;_
land Vale mnnuhiciurinir company lowed by one ciav thc liiiizii-liim; of '
1937 AMENDMENT as a boy and later succccdcd his| Ital_v‘s newest 35.000-uni rirc.i<i
In 1937 the Statute was amended by enacting Section 3 in its pre- and H5 s"h__id,m.,,.s_ H, _,150 W,,s_ mm ,,r|..8,;e|y Mp... _...G U". _-ml.
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ir.: 'oi ii-iii .i;. l20.i_
Suu -»‘.~ tlii.-. c\'1v.ii'q ut tifillntid
frithcr as prrgdpng, 91 um firm_ nought at this port. sinie i-_.iii-uni ,,_,-, »..,.,..,-, ...- ,,,..f._;,-,Z ng _-,12_
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li* irzirlir ini»<.:i Sntiirdny,
“ent f°"m ‘md 'Addins "h° f°II°WI“3 ’°°I‘I°m: I viresidcnt at one time of the Hayesi anti-1=‘asci t _<abot.rc:~ iniglii be in- _\ .1 (_ .,-_ pm
“8~ Notwiihsteodins' anything contained in my arent or resort/e~ ; \vhr~<~i cf»nip_1n_\~ mn was a riireerorf mired.
tion or in any statute, or otherwise. in any law of the Province. no I of rig- Bmur or '1"ni-onto. The sailors-_ wir.; piiiwii-ipai.».i in .
stage' blludlnl- °I` °Ph" °"°u°n shim be WI' “D °\` mainmined Wiilii" -_-------M Suudn_v‘s lrvzii liiiig oi ilic biiiilc- I
the me provided os aforesaid for e National Park. except with the MONT sr, moiir:i._ France- .-nip clitoris. wi-rt- an iinir arty I..
Defmi-881011 In WTIKIDK Of the C0ntl`0ller of National Parks or other Offi- (CP)-The miieli-iiisruss<‘d dyke I ilu- niouiiiaiii town of Cascllai f->v I
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