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ARMY AN l] NAVAL MIGHT

Mussolini And Hitler Attend Manoeuvres Near Rostock.

(By Wade Werner) ‘Associated Press Foreign Stall) ROSTOCK, Germany, Septriw-

Reniiiitarized Gcrrnany staged her biggest combined army and naval manoeuvres since the Great Wai- today for Premier Mussolini and Bcichsfuehrer Hitler.

After ceremonies of welcome at Murjch, Hitler and his Italian visi- tor travelled 600 miles north in sep- aratt‘ trains last night. to the Mecltlenburi area along the Baltic Sea where war games are being played under realistic conditions.

The manoeuvres were timed to nuke it possible for Hitler and Mussolini to see the "blue“ army ltmonstrate a smashing victory ov- ers "red" army which, for purposes of the games. was assumed to have ‘riladed the area. "

“REALISTIC ATTACK"

Standing with Museum‘ atop a. |mtii. hill 20 miles southeast o: Rcstoclt. Hitler suit into action huizdreds o! ftgtitlng planes. tanks and armored cars. with hordes of i infantry. in a realistic attack on | the "reds." ' l

Mussoltnils followers srici he was particularly impressed by the Gel’-

zt anti-aircraft. battciir-s. l from the scene of x1115 mimic b tile, Hitler and ltiﬁtszolin". made a wide tour through the maiioeunc urea by train and automibile from

Bchwerim. finally reaching ‘ivustroiv i m the Baltic. l a sh p otf Witsirow. they

c ‘blue’ i1 t - bring to a clima\ a {e ii ‘ "red" s w "pposcd to lirt c tirade

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Plans were completed last night for the first visit to Prince Edward Island of Lord Twecdsmuir, Governor General of Canada. who will nr- iiie in the city tonight. He will be met by Lieutenant Governor George D. DeBlnis and will be the gust of His Honor and Mrs. DcBiois dur- ing his stay in Charlottetown. . I

At 10.30 a. m. Tuesday addresses of welcome from the Provincial Government and City of Charlottetown will be given in the (‘onfetler- aiion (‘bomber of the Provincial Building. Placing of a wreath on 1hr War Memorial. visits to Prince of Wales College and thl- ExprrimenL-tl Farm where the Governor General will plant a treeHire also included in the itinerary.

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ar. American ‘Imp from Peru‘

ARAGDN FRUNT

l Seek To Sever Com- munications At Jaca — Insurgents At- tack Toledo.

iuiohin sepo %—‘API—A viden: Irslurgenr attack on Gov-

ernment lines just GUI-Side Toledo. 40 miles so‘ 513415;; ‘ n: gait-is

close to the

y Span sh Government J headquarters here tod " . Iiriirgen: oops outs e Toiedo were said to ave battered Gov. eritment positions "with artllery E barrages, tanks armored cars and air anc bombardmettts. with only smaJ gains. The Government 1-‘0095- 55' in; desperately. fell back to seconda__ Aries and. with the aid o.’ reinforcements. swod fast. ; From the other area of combat. l north of Huesca in northeast Spain. came reports " t Govern. . merit troops were gr. n; w mg

mzlttary

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off P63. a few miles south o! the . French border. and already" had f0‘ ei: "way across the Gal- Gtr-xernrrieri: ob-

tize highv: o the

north and south o! Jaca_ Sxces in taktngthenivsouldieavethc In-

surgents connected math the Pr:- . border 0233c in the Irun

Ar. important powder 53430;;- was reported captured at Orna a- long ivith 300 prisoners near Jabarrelal.

“It is no exaggeration to say our no . ‘agon Offensive ‘,5 a real s‘ r for {he In tirgeitta"

e Government otmrrruitzque as- Clualeari charge clegrarn to I

r. ia. bassy in .\f.i headqu" rt

drid had been used as ers for a: alleged anti- Governmen’. _ .

Great Britain Again Protests Bombings

LONDON. Sept. 2s ic. P. ciibzel‘ —T1'1:'0::gh sir Robert Craitzie.

.n again protested Saturday ‘.0 Jzman ace.’ st the bombing Clincse cities of Nan . and Cantor. while Labor leaders. nindiritz up the crusade for membership. denounc- cd J .ese air raids.

Acttng under special instructions from London. Craicic asked Jap- Illl to take special steps to safe- rziiard the prrsonal safety of Brit- : ish oftirlas in Nanlting.

__ g t ,_ _ _ _ ‘ylng. the Japanese Vice-

lng i-tos Theatre. “atcn toi dfivtS _ m, for Fomign Affairs “id "Hawrakp ., B? Dru, Drecau ens were‘ bflflgr taken

v v__ ~“_ - __ g‘ ' enhancer n: me uves o.

EMU‘ m‘ T“"sdalhhg‘é‘l"g' 254“ _-__.,,_o_- “m b; non-combatants and resident of- ' " ‘ 360mm A‘ the liCl8l1. Further steps ivoud be

"B go and dance- Sea View Hall W!‘ " nzgh: Sept. 29th, c-t-oti L 991-9-

"Borden Line Club loading hogs; limbs, calves every Wednesday at’ Albwv- Hour-a 12-1. l

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"Bingo and Dance in Lot 65 Hall. Alwidnv. sepiembei- 21m. Aiimidion . k cents. Pope Costello. violinzt. l

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"Dance It Drill siiea hﬂll Tucs- NIF. Sept. 28th. modern and 02d i ‘Ame —Admis=ion 25 cents; danc-‘ mi 9 to l under the ampiccs of the Guard of P E I Highland-

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"See “Nuts to You" presented by Charlottetown Cathedral Guild in 79mm River Hall TUEQGHY evening stlmmber 28th. 8.15. Two hoiirs_ “mini after play. AILSPlCES C.\V.L.

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nor General wail n-umhczs of the Bu... m1; t);- shown through the stztccl rooms.

Thursday‘ morning Lord 'i\\".‘c"'"~- muir ‘ill leave by airplane f’)?

Faieoiilnm dtcided to e . port. The "Hfoisctis" is en roxfeltlul’)

the Si. Lriivrcnce River to tow at made Grand MRS-hm, of the o“,

07"“ I‘ “gm i9 m Porlmnd; o! Crood Cheer nftt; which he a .. Tm‘ D0 m‘ 5th“ palm“ visit Svdney: N. 8., and possi‘

cruiser, “Arletix? Captain Berle, mubb§rq_ R s

house. came into Charlottetown , ~_~~~~ ;_ .1. —~——:—~_:_:_:: harbor Saturday cvciiitil: Whﬂl

.<'orm signals were hoisted along ed from ports and fishing centres

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Police Probe Abduction Of Retired Chicago Manufacturer

(A. P. By Guardian's Special Wlrel

Ross ‘as a "friend of the family." CHICAGO. Sept. 26—-Charle§ C. told hei- story to Captain Gilbert

Ross, 7i, retired greeting card and was released after being in the u . manufacturer, was abducted last technical custody of subtirbnn ‘owl-treated; Mnrketmk 3”“! night while driving home from a Franklin Pork police as g mater-

ltlc at mitwiiy Stock pens Charlottetown mcsday September; I. until a o'clock. Mai-vet. lookl

for quotations equal tol W3“? "Y ml“

ll‘ litter than that. paid ln=t week.

dinner engagement with his form-

ial witness over night.

i er secretary the police were tnldl She told Gilbert. he said. that companion, Misslan automobile containing three Eorenre ﬁcihaca. 45. Imen drew abreast of them in

Bring u“; h Captain Daniel Gilbert of the Wolf Road. then om- of the mm lhd all oo-opgalﬁletlgl ‘wckﬁiegg: ' State's Attorneys police said he poinzed a pistol at Ross and ord- "w _____ l was awaﬁng‘ svoigﬂfrom ilhg ire- eredfhiigi to stop. m p“ vol e have a " i cried a tic ors ore pnnnnl! ". v ass sen. me ‘I mic Flour" ancllolglleir {pegrduggg l: com-m of action. He expressed this i: a snatch," Mixs ﬁelnmia "ﬁve in a few days. Book vom- j the opinion small time hoodlutns told till‘ officer the agiparei-it lenti- wders early and do not be disop- miiv have been responsible. ei- of the band Mid. WWW. There its no indication of Federal Bureau of Investigation A suite-wide police alarm was b"? for fie immediate agents were reported called in on sent out. Mrs Ross said she was M"?! LIVETOCK MARKETING the case. waiting at home for word from “"1 um Miss Preihagn. described by m. UIG lidnappﬂl.

Annapolis Royal where he will bel

taken, h assured the Ambassador.

New Outbreaks 0f Paralysis In ll. B.

SAIST JOHN’. N. B . Sept 26-

Infantile Paralysis claimed a. I fourth ﬂctim in New Brunswick ' when a child died in louoester

county during the week-ﬁnd. This was one of eight new eases. mak- ing a- total of 9B to date 'I‘he

‘child had been ill for a few days

before a doctor was called Pour of the other ‘an new iBFPS were in Saint John. one in (‘i "d Bay. S‘. Johr County. one " ‘ a " "- C .- and one County. Three were . . ages varied mm 20

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in Olrlefltm

o 28 l Health authorities called for lblood donors to keep the serum {supply well ahead o.’ poissiblede- k mtind. '

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illeinforcements Sail 'For Mediterranean

LONDON. Sept. zit-Three hun- dred officers and men of the Royal

Air Force. comprsing the persom,

j nol of the 119th and 210th seaplane

fmtiadrom which left. for the Medit-

ierrnriean last. week, sailed for Gib-

imltar Saturday on the liner Mont- clue.

nbauador to Tokyo. Great Brl-.

party's ‘

‘In Crossing Accident

DIOSTGORIERY. W. \n.. Sept. 'l5—l.-\Pl~—_\ (‘lrrsapealtr and Ohio freight train struck a truck at a railroad croa-inz at Hansford today, killing seven persons.

Corporal L. .\. Taylor of the Montgomery detachment. state

police. said that a watchman at the crossing. about four miles from East Bank. told

him the bodies of the victims were strewn for several hun- dred yards along the tracks.

.-\ mother. father and four children were among the vit- tims.

The dead: Willard F. James. 60. who trooper Ellis Lea of the state police said was driver of the truck: Ellery T. Brown. 36: Bertha Brown. his Wife. 36: their four children William. four: Myrtle. nine: Ruby. 12. and Donnie. l7.

All of the victims were from Whittaker, a southern West Virginia mining community.

ls SERIOUSLY INJURED IN PIT civt-llt

Angus MacDonald. Valleyfield. Removed To Montague Hospital.

more corn orta .

GAMES "

DAMAGE IN PNNVA SCUTIA

Vessels ggizund As lO-mile-an Hour \Vind Whips Coastline.

26—lCP Nora 50011:. - a driving gale passed over east of "ﬁe

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rain and swayed as ' d

a. small yacht their moorings Scotti; Yacht huried the

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side Mom's motor . t slide occurred. pinned a:

in the gravel. ..

aged conslderahi, ' the slide.

l The accident before new‘. Ssi .

‘side the Comme la‘. Rea

a mile from .\fo

flint cillsts

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lage to stock before at

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‘was due to smoke and hea

Imen. using a line of and a line o! small ltoise c little In“ from water in the a

,hour battle before the ‘all

i was sounded. ‘The fire. of undo r- mined origin, appeared to be in the floor of the main showroom It was

. thought that perliep: rr» have originated fro elec wiring in floor pines for jumps

and ‘ radios. Ne estimate as to lass vats

availawe last night. Dantage to

the building was not great.

Moderator Preaches

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lgreatast busindss st-iii." Rt. Rev. Peter Bryce. Moreiator of the United Church of Canada. dec2ar-

of the Maritime Provinces. i

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l LONDON. Sept. 26—-Qtiecn Marv

returned to London today from g Cark-in-Cartmel, Lancashire. white ahewnenguestoftordmti Lady Richard Cavendish.

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ed in his sermcii a’. St. Andrew"; . Church today. He 5 making B tour l

Federal Government

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courts to unucerlsed baitk res and preventing legal ac- rhailenging validity: of Albe sw-itutes without rovers-r was expected to b» ed during the special

iTri-partite Parley On Spain

LONDON. Sept -Whcn Premier ‘ to Romp from b"

36— (C? Havasl \fussoiini returns

. French note expresdng the French

and British stand or. the question of forcian iziterventlon ﬁr. Spain in vigorous terms. aut-‘iorititltre . "rs stated ‘o c‘? The note. s New: Agemv ivas inforrnr. idti a ixewv An- cZo-Frcnch for a three-

to examine ‘he rvrritior. in

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rd both Rance were convlrred

. tvas uitti ntirl (treat B: the procedure the iton-iriierveii‘ ‘:1 committee ‘was

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Re - inforcements Rushed To Meet

Counter - attacks

Chinese Claim Recapture Of Two Villages. Warn Non-combatants To Evacuate Military Areas.

SHANGHAI. Sept. 21$ Lil’) Juliane-i l'tl>h€(l men itnd munitions into their Shunchzii lint-s [Ilﬂlllll in meet a (‘hinese counterzittat-k and >lill‘I a lllilllillt<t' olfen-‘ive de- signed to crush Illl'(_hllli:>(‘ resi-tizncc in thi- area.

Rear Admiral Tzidao Hondtt. lliiYlil attache. warned thatﬂlapanese bombardment of (Thine-v non-combatants "will be duly carried out" reuzirtlle~< of iii-is of life. if it "e-ideitt-i- l1t'.'il‘ mili- tary objectives."

Japanese army officer:- zinnrlunced they plilfl a mn- jor drive along the whole Fhzinuhai front and added that it hen the push gets tinder nay "it will he like :i florid break- ing down the dikes."

Chinese officers said. hliuevei" strong enough to inflict hclny l05~t'>.

53. Deatﬁoll ' Mounts In Air Raids‘

Chinese llllff: zir€

Shift in Command

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Wuhan Cities Bmnbgd

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he a..:.c! made on mesa "mm: industrial

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taker. Jar. ‘ census in Jar ‘n- re "dene

METEOROLOGICAL SERVICE, Tutor-Io. Sept. 26 - Limtmum and nrrixunum tenzperatures:

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