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Return Of Germany And Italy To Non- Tntervention Com- mittee Is Sought.

1...

_(C. P. by Guardian’s Special Wire) LONDON, Illne 1-The return of Germany and Italy to Europeti 17-nation Non-Intervention Cum- mittee tonight appeared to hinge upon the Committee's decision whether or not to use force, if necessary, to prevent Spanish in. terferencc with neutral shipping. The two nations withdrew from the Committee yesterday until they receive guarantees against further incidents such as Spanish Govem- ment lir bombardment of the Ger- man battleship Deutschland and the Italian naval supply ship Bar- lotta.

France and Britain suggested rlfety zones for neutral shipping, which both the insurgent and Madrid-Valencia governments ap- peared willing to consider.

Desires Use of Force

Germany, however. wanted the further step, informed sources said -use of force by the Neutrality Committees Naval Patrol, now seeking by D¢acefu`i inspection of transport ship: to prevent ship- ment oi arms or munitions to

lithei' side in stgie civil conflict. There were me who believed that creation of a sort of inter- national navy to guarantee that Brain will keep the peace at sea might be devised, ` Britain took what appeared to be a step to reassure Berlin and Rome today by secondlng their Dlotests against Spanish Govern- ment. bombardments. British lP0kc.men made clear, however, that while the Government de- Plorcd attacks such as the Deutsch- land bombing it by no means con- doned C-ermany‘s retaliatory bomb- lrdmcnt of the Spanish Govern- ment l>°rt of Almeria.

COMING TVENTS

=

"Dance tonight at Victoria Rink.

L-1023-0-2-ll.

I

"Dance tonight at French I Rlwr. L-rosa, l

"Buying live hogs Albany Thurs- diy Iird, Emerald 4th, until noon. G. C. Green. L-2022-1-W-t.-t-w-t-tf.

"Src "Patricia" in St. Charles, Hail Friday June 4th by Rollo Bay , Dramatic Club. L-1041-6-1-2i. l .. “W I Dance at Hunter River Halll

Thursday night June 3.

L-1055-6-2-21.

_"Pantry :ale by Trinity Boy 5*°\\\S- Maritime Electric, Satur- I “Hin June sth. L-1054-is-2-21. ‘

"P°“U”y Sale-Moore & McI.eod`s lmfqiiy. .mae sta Mi. men heirs aio. L-loco-s-z-4-5.

"See “Family Afrsir" at Bon- Gllaw Thursday, June 3rd by Corn- liill Plityerb. L-1035-B-2-21.

"Borden Line Club loading hogs, limbs, calves every Wednesday at Albany. acura ra-a.

L-6972-10-M T W ti.

ru 508 Mt. Herbert annual show \ 0-*day and Wednesday, June lst nd 2nd. at Orphanage 8.30 sharp.

L-1014-5-31-31.

4 CGW Traverse Hail Wednes- HW- June Rnd "Pf*`.nca of Liars" by Pémnton Players. Auspices Young

Plas Union. Admission 20 cents.

L-1002-5-31-6-2-li.

as

eu

"See Haul Grove present "Up mg H111 to Paradi:e", Tryon Bap- wl Hill. Tuesday, J-une 8th and

-Nh! ard as advertised,

L-1050.

°°D0ii't miss seeing the Mount Dramatic Club present mt H three act comedy “Fifty- ` y ‘if Ydrk this Friday night.

80011 time guers.nteed. L-1060.

m;%me hear vocal and instru- hv mimic. readings and one act Lm“* Harrington Heli, by central

ty Women'e Institute. Wed-

"°`“i» -time an ra ers.

wR»(_§°ME, June 1-- (AP)-Italian 13° “P53 B highly II1f0rmcdsource in Wiilgllt. are under orders to init at sea Russian ships carrying 'SUl>l>1ies to the Madrid-Valencia Government.

There were warnings also that

If-lily Will f0rC9 quick reprisals if “ny °f Il" Wlfshins are molested by the Spanish Government fight- ing craft. And an authoritative 1l@\\'Si>¥1lJt‘r suggested a punitive ex- Pedition be sont to Spain.

The Spanish situation developed

S0 Tiipidly that Premier Mussolini. at the controls of his tri-motored plane. flew back from the country to take direct control.

Ilily withdrew yesterday from

the European Neutrality Commit- tee because of an attack on one of her warshlils. and in sympathy with Germany.

Both nations also withdrew their

battleships from the Neutrality Committees naval patrol.

Germany and Italy patrolled

waters off coasts held by the Span-

ltalian Wafshipsi 6,300 f||iE.~.....T..°..iiIilrI.§...iTi§g Levelled By High Wind

Continue P Seriously Injured In W€SteTn PTinCQ COllnt_}q’

fl YC In llerarlment -- ~-

NIIZIS GENSURE PIIPE’S STAND RE MUNIIEIEIN

Protest Seen As First

Step Towards Sev- ering Of Relations With The Vatican.

BEIRLIZN. June l--(AP)-Ger-

many tock what appeared to be the first step toward ending re- lations \vitli the Vatican today.b"- cause Pope Pius did not rebuke Cardinal Mundelein of Chicago for his criticism of the Nazi Re- glnic.

Anote to the Holy See set

forth the German Governments regret that the United States Cardinalks rcfcrcncrs to Chan- cellor Hiller as an “Austrian papcrhangcr" and to recent con- viction ol cliurchmen for im- momllty as “atrocious propa- ganda" were permitted to stand.

Tm Vatican has indicated its

stand that thc Cardinal was free to speak his mind without con- sulting thc Pope. and that Pins therefore was not obligated to intel-icrc.

Todays notc said: “The Holy Sec must rcllze that

its unexpected and incompre- hensible attitude in this matter. so long as it rciimiiis unrcnictlied. has romovcrl thc prc-conditons for thc normal course of relations between thc German Government and thc Roman Curia."-fthe body of congregations and tribunals through which the Pelle governs the cliurchl.

Gcrmaii Ambassador to thc

Vatican. Diese Von Berizcn. W0- scnlcd the note rind ihcn left Rome on summer vacation. "He will not go back for some time." a German Foreign Office spokes- man said. A counsellor of em- bassies was leit in charge.

The spokesman said neither the note nor Von Bcrgcn‘s departure marked official severance of re-

19 the number named so far to con- test the provincial election June 29.

All four Liberals chosen were

elected to the legis alure in the 1933 election. Two of them were cabinet ministers in the Macdonald admin- lstratlon since tha.t time.

The two-seat constituency of

Lunenburg lcd in nomnatlons with four. Health Minister Dr. F. R. Davis and Gordon Romkey were nninecl by the Liberals, meeting nz

Mlahone Bay, Conservatives chose V. L Pearson and R. E. I-lyson.

Agriculture Minister John A. Mc-

Donald was nominated by Kings Liberals who were addressed by Premier Angus L. Macdonald his Conservative opponent, George Nowian. was named May 29.

R.. A. Donahue was selected by

Halifax South Conservatives to contest the seat agafnst Premier Macdonald. L. D. Currie, elected in 1033 in Cape Breton East, was named at a Liberal meeting in New Waterford. Cape Breton West Con-

_fcontinued on page 'i)___ I,S§§V“PIY§?l‘§*§~;MP9¥@’:;9§l?ej~

EDMONTON, June I-(OP)-In

the third default on a major bond maturity by the Alberta. Govern- ment in 14 months, the province failed to meet a li.N0,000 issue maturing today. Alberts will con- 'tinue to my interest on the bonds at 2 3-4 per cent. or half the con- tracted rate.

After requests to the Dominion

Government and the Bank ofCan- ada. for financial assistance to meet the issue proved unavsiling. Provincial Treasurer Solon Law announced the province would de- fault on the maturity, payable in both Canada and the United Stat-

esissues involved in two previous defaults. on A 9.200.000 issue Ap- ril 1, |990, and a 81,250,000 matur-

' ' " ~ L-mu-e-a-ii..

Alberta, Government Defaults Third Major Bond Maturity

_1_.-_-

ity Nov. i, 1936 were payable only in canada.

Expressing regret at being forced

to default, Mr. Low said the Gov- ernment hoped to arrange for pay- ment of all defaulted issues and added to pay the present matur- ity and disregard the other would “involve discrimination". _

At the same time, tha provincial

treasurer announced the govern- ment hopcd to arrange a refund- mg ,chemo to include all the pro- vince's funded debt of almost $60,000,000.

WASHINGTON. JUDO l-(AP)-

Securities commission oilieiais said today Alberta's bond default would not bu' the province from selling

l¢\l'i‘-itSUint‘h¢U‘nited8N\U~

scene was burned down when "grilt

-A six-car derailment on the val-

ieédef-e To Harrier.. sa.. vrsiriinii ._ . “Mk Aim SMI

arrylng War Supphes To Spain FREDERICTON, N. B., .runc 1

__ ' Town Threatened By }§§,,““°_°f the “anim” ilemml

ish Government* Ways at the eaternv city* lim-

That withdrawal a reliable az(-3 In Western its today caused serious injuries to

S k ' I _ . a section man and torc up 50 po esman said, would make it q Q ctlo n ____ I-_ _ . ._

“mo easy” for me Sliaul-Sh GUV' k a yaT‘lI‘;dgilclia(él§I/giebc of B ikll

. . 1 1 , V H .. , .5

;;;!\?e£&m;g§;e5°x:°In§3g€R€-Gigi: lottetowll Flremell Point, was in a critical condition eral Franco. recognized by Italy as Called. from _a br°ke“ hm sever" mg true head of Spam giashéei, and shock. He had been

' - _ **" san ng on a siding with t\vo_

he';';e;'e;olI;.q;; tréoiitlnued. ‘Italy imfétéllilrgélggéirlfigqe causecilapproii- other mm beside it __.p(_(,dbu__, to

_. prevent md to _=~ ._ , fa ‘age in lic ues - let me mlxcd mlm ms; on its

the Madrid-Valencia regime (Which ein section of Souris yesterday. The ,ya mward S »1¢_ J k I she regards as Communist and in loss was partly covered by insur- Y » au ami l close touch with Russia) b t ance( The accident was .said to liuvei ping soviet ships y S OD' A .mme_Swrey Hu _ H `0ccurred when ri gondola car left; The possibility of Cooperative Ihe ,Cam C‘“"°“ LF-"“°‘° ‘md °°“' ` ilivltiilllsliilgdriiirliliiiirilr n;l2lgii~r€Lnl’

‘ ain . n l . ted b _ . ‘ ~'

;§Iél°r;rr\l;f‘l;l; C?;)etrm(a;ny was seen in Lmy;‘gC;l_§;lfr§nd‘ A233116 Hafl, the six derailed cars were loa<lcdI

"lem WETU91” was mm,m&1v dest .ed when 1 _ with machinery consigned to Pol

Xinviii-l?mI)erg` Germm. MI"-““" lured byla uri..-a cirilirire wniclli I°°k R`?"°f~ N- S Ons f'-“ff ‘W 0mc|a1s’t0n?1oI;?)I;‘fu1t with nam" broke out about 20 yards from the 0~Ep°°I“I1lY di Ignsdt ff* Carry 2

~ _mm 51 Hy ft °‘¢l°Ck_ scam siove an wo others were.

susgesuuns of the newspaper U Caiisr ofwtrhc brIl\slirfir[e):ne\\'as not flat WYS- Piccolo that iti ' ' ' be t a pun .ve expedition kno-_m_ An auxiliary rrain was dispatcii- e sen &g°m5i‘“°he Spanish GOV- Later fames broke out in the ed from Moncton. In the meantime mmient were Certainly an ex- residence of James Dunphy across a gang began repair work. “F955 °" °f the Italian r>ublic's in- me street and badly gutted the _#___

dldnation over the land and Bar bu ldlni: before thc fire was ex

letta lncldents”,an informed source tinguished

d ‘I d T ' , I _ down in another direction". '

ware Ab r db Adi Mc - _ f- . ~ - .

his a°;"£‘m§f;‘e‘;9of X mi§e‘“}r°r: tge St 'I}h0eui\;r;i':iidlnstcd seven or eight minutes, residents of

- _ , _ _

cU|\tBT\t|U\|S Tax E‘I.1.If_§ fI‘§§§,§mI§r‘fmm.y Smlmd C E E ririu. cows rsimlzrts' races

I ‘ . l I il C It D lldlllg W85 . - _

d , I:;`;_chgd_ 1° ar on u l ‘ llori stories up to an inch in diameter fell and driven by rs heavy

At one time the whole town was wiml out ond bruised farmers on the way home from the fields. Sev-

bcliued in danger and a call for er-ai lror-ses look fright and ran away.

Select Eight More. _ -_- ...W

National (lh a Ute r

Canadian Press Staff Writer QUEBEC. June 1-A vigorous ef-

fort to expend its Endowment? Fund was launched today by tho National Chapter of the Imperial Order of Daughters of thc Empire at its annual convention.

The convention determined to

make the fund's enlargement. the paramount work of the Order, re- solving that no new obligations involving largc expenditure shall

shown substantial increase.

Dccisinn to concentrate on its

recommendation from the Endow- ment Fund Coinnilitec, on a mot-

Mrs. A. Mc.D. Morton of Halifax.

now to 535.851 of its $250,000 ob- jective. Interest on it is used for development of the I.O.D.E.'s work and expansion of its membership.

In

Public Health: . McMillan

lBl!!Il!f!‘,fd.lhIlil»l0»» `

-~'?_- president: E. G. Evans, Minh->.

(Continued on page 'll B.. president: William Jenkins.

Prince Edward Island, first vire- preslderit' Prof Mercer. Halifax.

second vice-president: RB. Tiieak-

LONDON -_ _ sid nce uas sent to the Char I S 0 P E N E

J - V _ . > _

ter Chamberlaiurliestiatiiriigllle cgisulfgt ll§tt;I€i>v.'n Fire Department for a I “Mk "I "I" d“‘““5° W” I” 5*- L°“lS WI\'¢1'0 I-011145' residents. takin

eval§l~i'|S¢;l‘,d umoiitgtdand ln 3, befiel. putnipclia ;‘\n‘g"m"g° I” gfhe Wind ‘ an inventory of the damage, declared it to be at least $25,000.00.

» By W 1 re th bltte lr- cc 'ou ep own iremen w “ “_” B' ‘r d th ` ' ' . .

Bssaued Hamm” de;\€/mceeconwfbyh mm motor pumps and 8 bucket Rev. H S T Gorllall _ .lo er bui|din§S demolished in St. Louis included. ahous m0n_the mx on growth of moms bvimde to bring the blaze under ' - . i , ounc 3 yrr Arscuauit. No one was at home at the time. A bar Eggd .xisnounced in me House or ¢{im(;.oif\;~hen gigs city érxpparaius ar- Salnt John, Elected and garage uimed by Jerry Bernard; two barns ormed by James E~ 0._

m - . -. . r"e. ;~~ ~ . . ,

a simiiller tgxwgflutllrglitaeplaced bi 5 Y \l'€1sn*i><‘tli>Ir aJamg; pFriplis of the P I' e S i d e I1 t. ll/[Ore 5111):] Ita. DTE" oiuwg [iy Thomas. Mockkr' 8 bam owned by Mphy Gal- He stated the arr..cle of the 1r_rn_ Royal Canadian Mounted Police as- 0 I ’ ' “" “rn” "" *_ 5'0"” °“"°d bi' CW" D0UC@l¢l‘- The 20 by 2 ance" Bill dealing with the contrl-i sisterl in directing efforts of volun- an DQ €g21t€S lout store which had Just been completed was picked up ana carrier] butzon schedules would iot b _ tcer firc fighters. ar-ru‘s tl ' l d' t f 60 f t. ‘ ed. in committee. The Flnangenlgill. Attend' 5 ‘E nw a ls ance 0 ee A bam owned by John bl Arsen- basec on the budget, was then ap- -'l

SACKVILLE NB June 1-1CP

proved on second reading 340 to 149. - - -~ 5 A Labor amendment was def¢a;cd_ -Other nominees witlicii-nw'.nr_¢

Chamberlain, who himself intro- their mini” In his ffW01`~ RW- ~

duced the budget prior to his els- S. T. Gornall, Saint John. was un-

vation to the Prime Ministers post anlmousiv elected President to- last week. did not supply details night at the opening session ofthe

°f me P1‘0.l2GWd Smpler tax. He 13th ‘annual Maritime T-conference stated however the did not in of the United Church of Canada.

_ . y - . ._ vo.ve increases in either income- He succeeds Rev. H. G. Wright, tzures or indirect taxation but would Inverness N 5 and im; bf-cn the

be based on the profits of industry. T H E I U D E conference secretary foritcn years;

_*”__”“*‘ 1 1 I _ s Rev. George Christie. York. PE.

I. succeeded to the oiTirr- of sec-

H

More than 600 ministers aiidlay-

men constituted the largest rceis-

Nas- Launches Campaign tration since organization. of the

conference

_ I To E\‘large End0“Y° “We nroihigli chuvchmcn not ir.

HALIFAX, June 1-Eight candi- the narrow sense but in that we

dates, four Liberal and four Con- . ment Fund' lhave the highest possible concep- scrvative, were nolninated in Nova ‘-*_ tion of thc church‘s lite and work" IScotia rldliigs ton ght to bring to BY GLADYS LENNON Said mf. rem-ing D,-osrdenr in mr;

main address tonlglii.. “Tho birth of the church. which includes the birth and life and death nnd rcs- urrcctlon of Christ. is Ihr most Important event. In liisIor_v".

The church was mnkinr; prog-

ress. said Mr. Wrirzht. “llrr unity is growing and the rr<'crhii_v he- tween her members grows is-ss. But she has still far to go in nt- tnln the ideal of Si. Paul-'n ;:‘.or- lous church not liaving spot or

Lunenburg' A few miles away' at be ilndcrtakcn until the fund has Wdnkle or any Such mm: mit

holy and without blemish'."

‘Nations were trying to reniflke

Pnlfifgfnlent was reached °n 9- i the world “through iiir- power oi*

force and terrorism and ivar" snirl

that power through His church"

Started seven years ago as an The Ley Association of the lvfrrr-

insurance against future needs of mme conference mel; may .md emergencies. the fund amounts reported having enabled the rel-.rrn .

of Rev. and Mrs. George Murray to the mlsion field of Trinidad

sociation were eiectedi

discussion on the him com- J. C. Gas-s. Halifax, honorary

N

ston. Halifax. secrets r_v-treasurer

V

Prile Al McGill ;".‘Z.°.‘.‘.°.‘.”"<.1;§‘3§.‘:"‘.2»’.‘i-?.‘l.”" “' “

"’°.l""’*“"‘l{“i'..Mil““° 2.7“E§,’,; Spaniard wrecks

JAZBD A. an. h'

lot etown, has been awarded i e » ~ Joseph Morley Drake wife in PU|'T.ra|T. “|T.Te|' pathology. it was announced tn- day in results of the examinations in fourth year medicine nt -Mc- MON'I'R.EAL, June 1- tCP>- Giu University, Adolf l-title;-'s photograph in the

High standing ?n these subjects German Consulate was smashed

was obtained by McMillan; with a chair today, allegedly by L

Pathology: 1. Hilton and Mc- Spaniard from Almeria who re-

Mluan (tie), sented Gernianys bombardment

of his birthplace

1 . .

obsteitrlcs and Gynaecoiogy: 2. Jose Fuentes. 33. was ircld by Obstetrics end Gynaecology: 2. consulate officials after the

McMillan. Ohsnoellor's framed photograph

Psychiatry: 1. Evelyn rid Mc- had been wrecked, and police ar-

Millan (tie), ,_ rested him on A property damage

. r

lemme.

the Cape Breton clergyman. but f

ion by Mrs. A. T. McMurray of "the power needed is the power of Fredericton, N.B.. seconded by Christ and the manifestation nf

The following officers of thc As-

uult; a new barn, just completed,

l ouncd by Nicholas Ahearn. This

SC icci.

Other Damage at St. Louis

Fifteen panes of glass in a

dwelling owned by Emmett Calla- ghan and it nurnbci' of panes of giass lu a. Llivclling owned by Frank Shea were broken by hall stones. The hail drifted in piles and could bc shovclled up after the storm y was over.

A cliiinncy on the residence of

Capt. John R. Perry was blown down :md it fox pen belonging to Capt. Perry was hurled 100 feet. Flvc foxes cscapcd.

The dwelling of Fabian Arsen-

nnlt was moved off its foundation about six foot. The only occupants lat the time were several small children. The dwelling of Joseph Venn was also turned partly a.-

| round.

The St. Louis Hall was moved

from its foundzrllon.

Drtmnge tn Crops l-‘cared

Mr. J. A. Brrriiard of Tignish,

wlm nioiorcrl through the storm scciinn lust night declared he bc- lio\‘r<l ihcre would be considerable rlrirriziuc to crops from thc heavy rwin .uid hail. Grain was washed out of thc ground and several liflrls were under four to six inch-

K

owned by Fred J. Peters; a hennery, building was picked up and irurir-a

es of water. Roadside ditches were still, several hours afterthc storm. running lull of water.

The storm cut a path acrrlss

country from St. Louis castwnrrl- ly to Montrose and to the edge of the Alma district where Pres- ton Clark was seriously injured. Mr. Clark was working with a. team of horses on a remote part of his fathers farm when the storm swept up. With the horses he took refuge in an old bam near-by.

Plnned Under Ruins

When tho "twister" struck the

bam collapsed pinning Mr. Clark under the ruins. The horses took (right and bolted as the barn be- gan to crash. Mr. Clark was ren- dered unconscious and was discov- ered by his fnther. Mr. Allan Clark. who went to the bark of the farm to see how his son fared as soon as the storm passed on.

Buildings destroyed in Montrose

included: a '75 by 35 foot barn,uri- der construction. owried by Ralph Hardy: two large barns onaied by John Mountain: ii barn ownecl by Thomas Pridham; and sr ham

‘ 1Contlnued on page 'fl

LATE NEWS FLASH ES

constituency unchanged.

41.

PRINCE RUPERT, B.C., June 1-ICP)-Electlo.; ol Premier T.D.

I'at|u||n was conceded tonight, lirst concession of the British Columbia general election. Election of the Liberal Premier left standing in the

VANCOUVER, June 1-(CP)-At 8.45 P.S.'l`., the Canadian Press

reports the party standing in the British Columbia election: Liberals leading four, C.C.F. leading two. Conservatives leading two, unreported

MONTS. France, .tune 1-(AP)-Gifts. teiegrams aiid'le`tte`r`s"iiY'coii

gratuiation from all parts of the world poured into the Chateau de Cande at a rising rate tonight for the Duke of Windsor and Mrs. Wallis Warfield, whose wedding is set for Thursday rnoming.

BERLIN. June 1-|Al’l-Great. Britain, through her Ambassador to

Berlin, tonight assured Germany that if she would keep the peace in Europe. sho would find she “has not a more sincere nor more useful friend in the world than Great Britain".

BERLIN, June I-(CP-llavas)-The 6,000-ion Cruiser Leipzig sped

toward Spanish waters tonight. the first warship to sail from Germany since bombardment of the Deutschland brought a "ready ship" order to all Reich Fleet units in homo ports. Other crack German worships

were scheduled to head south in the next few days to Join Bgioh bottle units _vitasnwurrom neuirsury control sm ‘ `

,.

-` 'Hhllfitif ' ' '

_ ’ ’ V B I t F '

Injured When Trapped In De- 0 I r E S

molishedBarn.Wind0WsBroken At H | ' By Hail. Other Buildings Are I OW 3 n Reported Damaged. -e~ we

~t.l Jlili 11.1.5-stu u\'c`

__ V. ,, _ 'li' . l’iuiw.< ijduul-li lsluiid yes./erLla;

rl i\\ls.'if.‘l` Which l‘Zl}.[0d ihrilugh the \'il|;|g¢» 0|' §'|_ and iileyiiiuiilc-.r'l'.. :inch had beef

‘ Louis and cut ii two-mile swath eastwiini to Montrose in I""`°'“” “"°"""'I "“' “U “‘*=""" ’“'““`I wcstcrri Prince Countv vcslcrdav caused danrigc cstimuicd I/"i"I,l,! lililillliiii N"I,"°"_f_"§`)f “f‘;;§;“'

. _ -- . - 1 .. ..:._'.‘ -_»:.'. .r g.

, today to he in exccsss of $3(i,ililil. .»\t least tiiicon iiiiilrlimrs -\1U1l<1‘»\1~~~ =~l<»='1H \\ll1<'li .<i1"~i<'i: lilo were demoli.-hed und a score of others dumzilicd. """."“§“ I`I'“""'* "”" "“""” “me “S

Preston Clark, 25-year-old Alma farmer w ‘ ~' ~ ' yeS`Lm“`i' -

_ _ ‘ ‘ . . RS S£‘lll)1l5I) 3 Yr.-.~li-i`uzij.', ;.»r.\l-wr. zi bolt oi rn_|urcd when a barn in which he had taken refuge coliap. .lltflnning .<11-ill-ir rl bm-.1 owned by sed. Clark had an arm and a ici: broken Pr-TNI? "\"W"»`""`m"qI IW}\'laf,"` mu

i _ - _ _ _ _ _ _ . ' `rn1r.\ rom ll'.,<-;ir~_\'_ wiici urned

' 'Ihr _‘t\\istc1_” swept o\_c1 a the mile path and was uc- in inc gr-lnmri. rynnzarc was eru- companicd by lightning with heavy rain and }\ai]_ An cyc_ marco at slrillo with -.lc insurance. witness in Si. Louis said, “it was Drcttv wild here for a i mpphzmw Mlnnllmamoxi m va” ‘ I ‘ Cll` SET l\"»ll.\ O ll!! i'0\'lllC€ WHS Mine Slwllf II- het-fan i0 Illlllldef ilnd hl0W ilhfiill. three ldisiupiocl for at tinio pwilh sl grit frC|0('I<. .Shortly ilfif.‘i` Came hCLi\')' rain find a few min_ Idnninuc uhzlc no rcporig were re- utes later hail and terrible wind. It blew in all directions lcwid of ‘mimi mm hmm dm'

'~ - - _ _ ~ ' l agen. bomc buildings uere down one wav and others were blown I I-ical-y hail -..ccorm>.rr..r~.i the

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storm in some sections and caused Idamrige to crops. From four to sir! inches of rain was- recorded in some plump.

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` A “tvl'i.s1cr" which raced through the Sz. Louis district yesterday ro- cailcd to rc-sirlcnts at Albany the "twstcr" of Juno la. 1935, wliich iiprooied liizve irr-cf= :incl demolish- cd bui’.rl;n'1s.

It \\:;\s seen approaching when ai

mill" rilszrini and wa.‘< accompan-

ri icri by ri loud rnarinf: noise. It last-

eri from lil to i2 minutes and was also i`ollc\\‘r\d hv mr electrical storm and ruin and hail.

0 Hrrivv ni:i"liiiicr\' ilu-'~' tlll'0\\'r1

li:mrlrerl.< of fret and paris ot buildings were fmmd a quarter of a mic nWcr_v.

A liall‘St0i'ni .foiloivirig the “twis-

ter” lasted more than nn hour and four inclim. of rn ri fell.

A bolt of liclitliiirf struck near

the l{iril<or'u Selina' nm-i pupils fclu the shock in the building.

l‘ wa.-: also rf-crlllerl that the

nicht of the "twister" the Summer- .\l"~ lli"h School rut'i'f‘:‘cd a Slfl0,- 000 fire. | \'r\.<ti~r~rin\-'.». ~rwi.<t<~r" was prer.‘ed< ed by rl SG 300 fire nt Sollris.

BOSTON. .func 1-LAP)-<

Const. Guard Heailquarters tof night reported thc Cutter Cham- pinin ncr.i`in: tin- posztzou of the Boston 'l‘rawier Princeton, dis- abled 250 miles east of Halifax, N. S., when sho lost her propeller.

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