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RU SIAN PLANES OR DRID THREA TENED

WM - WCEZYRMXN' 1`l§iEND§Z?1P YEMEWED

ITALO

u'1‘aikies-Ciapaiid Thursday.

L-8071-10-21'-2l.

nghow and Dance Bradalbane mrsm-_ L-8071-10-21-zi.

MacMillan Hotel dance Thurs-

Jmghg L8i13-10-21-2i

apance as usual at Vernon Hail my, zziroi. L-sooo-lo-20-ai.

ogmgo, lunch and dance in Lot guali, Thursday, October 22nd.

L-8123-10-22-ii.

npgme spring Valley Hall, Friday amber 23rd. Admission 15 cents.

L-8137-10-22-li.

vgummage Sale, St. Peter’s pgtliedi-al schoolroom, Oct. 24th, at Wm, L8145-10-22-Zi

"St, Andrews Hall Friday, Oct. M, bingo and dance, 8.30 sharp.

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“Buying live hogs and' lambs, ubmy Thursday, 22nd, Emerald lid until noon. Cv. C. Green.

L-5113-6-twt-ti.

"Dance to the Rythm of the dnrlotteiown Rylhmiers Seaside lull, Borden, Tliursday, October 22.

L-8098-10-Zi-2i.

"Remember the chicken supper It Garfield Stevenson's, Hazel Grove, Friday, Oct. 30.

L8i4'l-10-22-2i

"Dance Hunter River Thursday, Det. 22nd, l-laymakers Orchestra. Bus leaves Sunnyside 7.30 o'clock.

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"Special Dance al. M"unt ltewart. "Islanders" orchestra, Fri- lsy night, October 23.

L-8089-10-21-3i.

“Young Peoples Annual Chicken lupper, Bonshaw, Friday, October Itrii served from 5 to 9. If not fine, Blturday.

"liazelbrook Womens Institute In holding Cake Sale at Fenncll & flhandlers, saturday afternoon, Oct, llth. Everything good to eat.

L-B103-10-21-2l.

"United Church Young Peoples Eastern Prcsbytci'y convention in liiirray Harbour United ,Church Friday, October 23rd, 2.30 and 7.30 Nl- L8143

"Comptons Mill closed for repair. Ulnnot fill custom orders beiore November -i, excepting in Shingles. lint/shed Boards, Birch Flooring. R°\1ilh Frame and Box Shocks oi- itiflv milieu. L-also-io-2:-ai.

“Livestock Marketing Board lwling hogs, lambs, calves, at Char- lottetown railway stock pens, Turs- Aiil' forenoon, October 27th and l‘i¢fl"I\1esday thereafter initil fur- liei' notice. L-8134-10-22-2l.

"The annual meeting of the I". E' I- 'Tvmiiorance Federation will 9° held in the Y M.C.A. builrling. Uharioltctoivn, on I<‘ridny, Oct. 30 §`i10_n.m. and 2.30 p mf- G. A. ""’-"it Secir misc

*A TALK on thc Viiny Pi`griin- ge by'Mrs. P. D. Crosby at St. nganors Hall Friday, Oct. 23rd, at - ~ Proceeds in aid of W.A. Good llkcialties. Admission 20c. Sale of '“°Y- 1.8142

MQAIU Nrlcultural meeting will be Dcwbgi Aftonllall Friday evening. M r 23rd at 8 o‘clock. L. W. Dominion Livestock Branch Mk ~ A- Gillis of the Livestock M *iliac norira win attend and umwl; a discussion concerning wwf Vwduction and marketing meédm- All farmers invited to

' 118118-10-21-21

.U |°ad{"|"°5i'00k Marketing Board omgfi |1085. lambs, calves week of oh " 25th as follows-Monday. Cmrgfi Alma! Tuesday afternoon, me cm;t1°W0. Kensington, Monta- ,mé U1 Ban, Souris, Elmira, Mel- |m;mn8l:i Northam; Wednesday ,mm mil train time wiitsnire. .mmm WF. Bradalbane, York; M ul Emi! to ii, Albany. Please mp m_ Ck with local secretary. \q,mce°P“'“U‘/Gly and maintain

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t1.-_,,,,,,,,g`- ' ,mmm oct. 21-<c.r.i-A. “mud 0- Montreal has resigned hm "ii °f Bathurst Power and ,,m°°"‘i>¢ny and win be soc-

55" R- L. We'do‘i. ‘t was ati-

* M Wd-“l’ at a directors meet-

Fascists Triumph

In Air. Battle

MUSTO!-ES. Spain, o¢t.21-(Ari ~-Fascist airmen today shot down two Government war planes over Getafe airport, just outside Mad. rid, as Govemment militia retreat- ed from Navalcarnero to this town, only 18 miles from the capital.

The opposing air forces fought a

dramatic battle over the airport, most important of Madrid's aero defences and home field for its aerial army.

Swooplng low, a Fascist gunner

caught two Government machines with a machine gun fusilade. Two other Government bombers headed to the north for safety.

RECEPTIUN AT GUVT HUOUSE lAST EVENING

More than 200 guests attended a

`reception at Government House

MacDonald. O.B.E., known to the last night ln honor of Mrs. Ewan literary world as Lucy Maude Montgomery, author of “Anne of Green Gables".

Mrs. MacDonald received the

guests with Lieutenant-Governor George D, DcBlois and Mrs. DeBlois. 'l‘l1e Lt.-Governor was attended by his aides, Col. G. E. Full, Major J. R. Paton and Major W. J. Mc- Donald.

Autumn leaves and flowers fea- tured the decorative scheme in the reception hall, which was a riot of color. The dining room table was decorated with roses.

Mrs. T. A. Campbell and Mrs. W.

S. Stewart poured tea and Mrs. R.. L. Cotton and Mrs. L. D. Murray cut the ices.

Music during the evening was

furnished by Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gomez and Miss Rena, Wood. Mrs. MacDonald 'arrived in her

nativc province for a holiday and rest eaily in October.

See Higher Prices For ll-airy Products

'WASHING"l`ON, Oct. 21~(AP)- Higher prices- for milk, butter and other dairy products this winter and next spring were predicted to- day by the United States Agricul- ture D:-partnient.

Thr department said even though

pi'r.<i`iit prices were the highest in several years, n furthcrriscin prices during the rcnznindcr of the year was in prospect. V

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Barter System

Interests 'Scots

EDMONTON, Oct. 2l(CP) -Ex- change of goods for Alberta wheat on a barter system “would be very acce{:‘x.ble to us provided proper financial arrangements could be 1nadc," Robert Murray, director, and R. W. Leckle, sccrctary-direc- tor, of the Scottish Cooperative Wholesale Society of Glasgow, said here today.

Stalin Reported

ln Good Health

MOSCOW, Oct. 21-(AP)-Joseph

Stalin, who has been on a holiday near the Black Sca. was expected tonight to be in Moscow for the Nov. 7 military review in Red Square.

Stalin is enjoying normal good

health, it was stated in autliorits-

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EXTENSIVE DEFENCE PLANS FUR CANADA

Expansion of Army,

Air, And Naval For- cesforAdequate D e f e n ce, Purposes Planned.

O'I'I‘AWA, Oct. 21-(CP)-High

up on the cabinets agenda when Prime Minister Mackenzie King retums from Geneva are expected to be national defence plans. Com- prehensive proposals for extension of the defence set-up will be sub- mitted by the Govemment at the next session of parliament, it is behaved.

Hon. Ian Mackenzie, Minister of

National Defence, now in New York, doubtless will have definite Sllllgcstions ready to lay before his cabinet colleagues.

While heads of the three forces

-naval, militia and air-naturally are not going to announce details of plans they have worked out, military experts have recently tak- en the view Canada could provide reasonably adequate defence against any enemy except the United Stat- es at a cost she could af‘ford.' It will be for the cabinet to decide to what extent the plans will be car- ried out.

In view of the great distances an

enemy would have to travel to at- tack either the Pacino or Atlantic

coasts, an air force would be sug-`

gesied that would be numerically strong enough to overpower any fiotilla that could be brought across either ocean by carriers or direct flight. `

The plan would also provide en-

largement of destroyer fiotillas on both coasts to co-operate with the air force and submarines as a de- fence against naval attack. There is a suggestion that cruisers be ad- ded to the neets.

Coastal defence proposals also

envision somewhat increased arm- aments along both Atlantic and Pacino shores. Under such an ar- rangement and with conditions of warfare as they have developed, it f:;i_ii:

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Canadian Medical Mission For Madrid

TORONTO, ont. 21-<cP>_ Dr.

Bethune, Montreal surget‘.‘ and head of the Canadian M_cdical sion to Spain, conferred with Span- ish Loyalist leaders here today prior to his dcpai".iire for Madrid with medical and surgical supplies.

“I'm only heeding the call of l,-

000,000 people suffering and need- ing medical aid,“ he said. "I'm not going over for the adventure. Even though Madrid is besieilfd. W¢`l1 get in by airplane."

Body `0f Storm

Victim Found

CLEVELAND, Oct. 21-(AP)--A

freighter picked up today the first body of the 19 Canadian victims who drowned when the Toronto sandboat, “Sand Merchant," rolled over and sank Saturday night in a Lake Erie storm.

Walter M. Edtngton, shore super-

intendent of the "Band Merchant", “

identined the body as that of Daniel Bourrie, 24, of Victoria Har bor, Ont., wheelsman.

The freighter "Liberty," enroute

from Conneaut, Ohio, to Detroit with a load of steel, located Bour- rie's body off Fairport harbor and brought it to Cleveland. A life

*$18*

rioinn`§` `iii¢1r”v.~ay over

(A.P. By Guardians Special Wire)

Insurgent forces captured the

strategically' important town of Navalcarncro, 13 miles from Mad' rid, last night. Navalcnrnelo was one of the W0 well-defended towns held by the Madrid fsr.cs in the inimeriiatc

vicinity of the capital. The other is El Escoiiai, 24 miles northwest of Madrid, which the Insurgents were preparing to storm. A seven hour ne.ial boiiibaixliiiciit

scattered thc Go\'ei'nmc1it defend- ers of Navalcarncro, and the Iii- surgents moved into the town be- hind lanks and machine gun fire.

Russia was reported rcarll’ W

quit the Non-lute;-vention agreement and send airplanes to Madrid. A further shipment of food and clothing lcit Leningrad for Spain.

Observers estimated the Madrid

Governments llth~hour recruiting campaign had brought 100.000 men to the colors in the past 24 IIOUFS- Women of the city .stalled a second demonstration in the streets, call- ing on non-combatant men to de- fend the capital.

Premier Manuel Azana took over

offices in the Catalan parliament building, and relief grew he would remain permanently in Barcelona. His wife has fled to France. lzzr;--*-.;;;z;;__L_ _._"‘--_.'_:

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and _ d _ |'°“'“ Si-F0138. among ivrccked houses

rumc motor trucks, Loynlist Spanish troops are seen lp,-re fc-

¢“""i“§ '-0 the town of Estramadu ra, recaptured from the rebels The town endured a. severe strafing that left the Government forces. little but W|'30|U\E0 90 Wmbolizc their vi ctory.

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N avalcarnero Is Taken By Rebels

Insurgent Forces Advance To

Within 13 Miles Of Madrid.

_-sux

The Insurgent high command,

charged in a brondcrist that thc Russian Anibassador to Madrid, Marcel Rosenberg, was participat- ing in cabinet sessions.

It was aniiouiic:-d in Paris the

Madrid Govcrninet had agreed to allow evaciiation of woincii and chiltireii who have taken refuge in cmbnssics and legntions iii the cap- ital.

A bomb was rr\pf.rterl to have fnlleii near llie Brilisli tlc.-L;w'_~,'r~1'

I<I.~k in llilboa Iliiy as an l:i.s1i1',-,<~11t plnnc bombed the city, killins n number of per.~ons.

Plan To Complete Railway Edifice

MONTREAL, Oct, 21-iCPi - i\l<l~ crmen A. E. Goycttc and Jo.\cpl'i Moreau, appearing bcfoie nn Alri- ornianic Committee sti1i?_-ing cx

pcnditurc of $40,000,000 rcqiiiretl to finish the Canadian National rail- ways terinlrial hero on which work has been suspended since 1034, said today the Federal Government in- tends to undertake coniplciion of the project.

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Dipnrimcnt of Agriculture. C. F. calling nn clot-lioni11i1ncdin‘ciy.T'l1o `

Wrecked By Shell-fire

FRUNT AGAINST BULSHEVISM

Agree to Support Fas-`

cist Miiitory Dictat- orship in Spain.

(A.l’. By Guardian’s Special Wire)

BERLIN, Oct. 21--(A.I’.)-A new

move toward welding Italo-German

youth into n bul‘.\'i'rk cf I-jurup'-an resistance against Bolshevism was announced tonight by Baiclur Von Sehiracli, German leader of youth, In the p|'o.~.cnec of Count Galcazzo Claim, italian Foreign Minister, and 20,000 Hitler ynuths and girls.

An _institute for Italo-German

youth leadership will be founded in Rome and Berlin, he dec`arrd at a gigantic display in the Sports Palace, fo: thc exchange oi’ youth leaders lzetwecn the two countries.

The idca of the exchange, he said,

will be to familiarize young people in each country with cultural, eco- nomic and political conditions and acliicvcmciits of the other as well as further rementlng friendly rc- lations between the two countries.

Count Clano, who arrived yester-

day at the licnrl of an Italian diplomatic delegation, was enthusi- astically "hailed" by Nazi groups but thcrc were no official state- ments on the trend of his conver- sations here.

“I mn satisfied," said the Count

crisply-that was all. -

V Support Insurgents

ROME, Oct. 21-(A.P.)--Germany

and Italy have agreed to support 'a Fascist-military dictatorship in Spain if i-he Ii:si1rg'.nt nrinies tri- umph, it was disclosed by weli-in- formed sources tonight.

Other policies on which the two

states are in accord were reported as the League of Nations, thc Locnmo Treaty, and the status of

Spanish Non-lntviwenlion par'

1 . . _ A Civil War Increases As Russian

Intervention Looms.

MOSCOW Oct. 2l-(.»\l’) -- llii.~.~l:1 i- 1'i':iti_'. in quit llic

1 :ind .srntl \\111‘;:l.:i1f_'< io the `

1 Madrid Government, :iuihoi'ii:iil\e .»-111111-l~~ ~:1i<l tonight.

With the Insurgents sti'ii\i1ig t’i.1‘-riiim-1' in _\l;id1'irl,

these sources said, thc lirenzlin feels lh‘ii il nitisi .seiitl

munitions and planes :is the ii

nl; \\':r\ lo pi".-will c-'izi'ili~§1-

1 ment of another liighlist rllciiitoiz-lilp .~i1ni‘.;'1' to those in

A italy :ind Germziny.

A Highest ollieiztls were agreed ihzii ix-1~t-111 tlneliipini-iils | growing out of the >l|1a1ii.<h waxi' have ci'c=.1tt~'.l 'thc -;:‘1t'.e_~‘i.

und that Russia must niake h

A ' To Sefnrl Warplani\_~. \ 1 It was reliably rep'>r1cd tluit S'..1- 1 ilin had been told by his 1nii11a:'_\'§

observers that only 100 ‘.\';irp.ani\` could turn the entire trend of the

make this number of plant-s .i'.'...l~i able almost iiiiincdialcly, it \v;1\,

said on high autlioriiy_ \

The major influence on ine dc~1

termination of the Kremlin to aitll

Madrid, it was said rclinlily, \vasl the increasingly biiicr G-c1':i1_1i1}

' anti-Communist eaninaign, Apprr-1

licnsion was felt lest. the forili-A

coming Berlin conver.=:itio11., be-1

tween Premier Mussol1ni's l~‘orei:,1.` Minister, Giilenzzo Ciniio and Il;1.- A ler might prcsage a uriiifvi ltaZ->-

Gernian stand against Coniiiziixii-in.

Action Friday

_LoNDoN, oct. 21-»<.»ir1 -_ 111- formed obser\'c1's predicted tonight that Russia would clenounce the Spanish N011-Iiitei-\'o1itioii Pact nt the nt-'xt rner-:ing of the coinmlltcc j 1 expected to be held Frirlny. l Otto Von Bisinrirck, German

days" in Europe in two dummies".

Dictator Josef Stalin. infi11'n:i~rl pci'.~i1n-. _~;1i-i. is con-

vinced that Europe is neziring' the :il1_\:-s ui' :Lnniher \\';ii',

er iniltieiice fell in\n1t'di;ilel_V

I and in the strongest and moral uiiniisiziiialile ternis.

EXTRA ENANES

Spanish civil war in favor ol il;~-` - ' F l Madrid Govcrnnicnt. Ru:~.>.1i e1»1_i'..i ‘ ‘il I;

li. (`. .loliless lletiise to

Accept Food.

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E.\".:‘.1 ;f.._.:'1I- .»__1'.' '.'..~:i_- ;1_.;f'- I :ti tlic city juli v.l1c:'i: ltlii i1:1r\1;_;11-'.§.- ed. :i‘.\;i.ii:: 11,. t-1_.1_.~ -»i’

<11).-tl'.l(‘i.ii._' ind; i~ f;,i‘.€‘ 1'f‘2'.“'..1

ioozl .einre yr.-l1‘1ti;;;, x.r'.o:;_

Tlicy l1.1\t‘ ‘.l1;~ri'.\ 1; 11'.f':i1.~ on titre

floors. or 0111 of cr‘i'1'idnr \\'i:‘.f.l-rcs and bmki-in 1l..i1e axzrl r.;tlrry. it:i.l iiirni.\hi1:gs \\'er<~ iliiiiigml as '.l_o nicii l>an"‘<l ilirir cell rl1»o:'.; .1:;‘l. blinks and tlirt-\v liecldiizg ali.-1i‘.

Lanes :it the iran' nm! .-:t‘.~ of '.':;1r jnil wire iitterrcl lo<1.1i \\i'.ii '_-».~~- ed out lnori.

l‘rill\‘:'1'i“',u>:'c<l ilu' ivvzi 1‘»~l:;i‘;i:1il

to obij: 1i:1‘:lc:'.-, 'l'l'1~ " .\i;r_i Lin- 12'.-wi. have in-fr n<:.L1‘.i--rl :;1i‘1\ 11 1. ::1‘£;~:‘ ~‘~ . 1

Central European balance oi' power# Charge D‘./iiinires at London to- - U_Om,_`wv, W ,

'l`li.c rif‘\'clo]>1iii‘1ita were dis."<‘._3fl

l l

1 night handed a note to Lord Ply- `

while Premier M\issoli.ni's s0n-ln- mouth, chairman of the Neutrality. ’°`“"”““' "' " '

1'1i:"-D:-:’T"'f";`-";;”_'__' Committee, charging that Riissia _

(C0ni»lm1°d 0" P98* 3* had aided the Madrid Government 4MB DR\DC-tl: i.

in violation of thc pact. 1 pA=¢`1"fi-1.955 Nlaffo 'Z

LANCASTER, Pu., Oct. 2l-(AP)

_Mm Helm Fox-mmf' wire of t E in the German note becniise of nn _ 1/ \;_.__°i;.

Lancaster niun marooned in Que- bcc forests since Saturday, said inclny she received word of her li\i.~,b.inci`s safety.

Mrs. Forester quoted a telegram

iroin Osbert Harrison, a guide which said her husband, C.A. For

ester, and Howard Woodman of' ‘ I { -_.uf--»~

New Richmond, Que., were located alive and well.

replying to prciioiis Russian cliaigr-

Spanish Insurgcnt Fascisis

Bismarck drelincd to ninkc pub lic the specific cliaruos t~11ii.n1n1\1l

' es oi’ intei'vi\iition by Gcr1n:1nj.',f &_ ‘ __V., _,

of Italy and Porliignl on behalf of th' , Y T-/' /'N '

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agreement with Lord Ply1n1\~.1'.li.

High sources dcrlinori io coiiiirin

ranged arms sliipiiionts in he .sent

Action of tho Nnii-I1ii1‘1~vi~i1'1\:1

The allegations were con‘.nincd, \°.;: \\,\\_V\7_

in the Gcrmanugo_\'criim4e1itls no1e` Hmm; sfo f/ .

l‘Cp0rts that Riissia li.ul 1\li'1‘11<l_'rn1'- A _..._‘:~"j"` rx $93,

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to Spain thc momt1‘.‘. her 1'¢~prt~- \ sentativcs quit the pact. l A

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The wire said the two lost their _

Chmfmlm in fi-hlilllii Gi`l'lll1lI`-.\'- I' iiiuni :i1.<l ir..'x.z1;‘.'.:1i '_r':‘_:u~~-1' .:‘-._-*Z

boat 50 miles north of Grand Cas- capcd, Que., and it required two or three days to return through the woods.

and Portugal in slferl their ir;-.11

resentativcs, plainly ii-kcd by rl.-»ifi_\-_

“Better info than iicvci‘," said n

mittee does. '

. , Russian spokesinan, "but wc re;°.ll\~ ` 'i‘<\rr~:_i11

do not care much what the com- _ Oxfam 471 70 1

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to the Russian cliziigrs rlid 1~..»‘. ti-1 Vu-1 11.1 ~ii --I much to placatc thc Riissaiiii rrp- 1-Zrl~~.~n1;:~11 1-1 .i/1

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‘ ' ii so

ment that its members unziiiiiiiiiiis-

FREDERICTON’ NB" och 21 __ ly regarded the noii-inic1~vo1i'io:i§ Chfi1‘lf:itcto1\'n

Labor, meanwhile, issued ii sintc-`S=\1l\l -Will

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(Cp)_R0b¢rt parent qharlogw. policy as a one-sided pact inflict- l 1"-‘l`f‘_f-1 -T g ` ‘

in serious in_l11r nn the \iicl1~~“

‘\li ilnie Fist \lo<ic1.\fv .1 f1c.~l'\

iowii. Superintendent of Illustration E Y - 1 » -- ‘ ~ - ~ Sintions with the Dominion Ex- Government. ~°""»l“""‘i' “l""‘l~`3 i‘“"">.V "l‘“"""` "WA

lii lil |>1‘11l\\i1lf' in -\\\1>1l bv .~l1m\~ :$1

perimental Station in Prince Ed- ---**“‘"' ' A - -' -

ldth sur <1-nf#

Buy the Best I ea 1° ° at - .u .

_A . , 'ii .ir 1- .iif u!\i1'ii|><»11 n . ._ vision of illiisiiutioii stations in l and mu WM Hmunmx M gm'

New Brunswick :ul lcd to his duties

( Sun sets this aIlr~r11or»1i ni 5 04

“um A sd`oc&Or iq appointed to S a h ul ` es im 1 o mo 1 i.1 it \` 1

Thomas G Hetlierliigtnii. Frederic ill YI-< -' uf>‘1‘ iv 1 1 ' g i 1 . ton. who resigned recently as sul! FUN q“‘“'t°" m°°“' F‘f“‘"7"‘ 0"" criritendent of New Brunswick sta RFGINA Oct 21 <('P\ P 1 nu-r 23' 853 “»“l- _ V tions to taoc the position of direc W J Pntlvisoii of S1 .vitclicr in "4" ` ` cl 7` li tor of extension with the provincial said today he had no inte l on of ‘ ‘ 7 ' -

Siiinmciscie t.tl\ oi li frn ni 1 -

uics inlcr than Clin lo tcioun

'rim r.\iz rltitirv l i.~v\<-- lim-.ion n_\.'.’n. n1.| ._n1.

Bailey. Sinrciiiileiideiit of the Do- !l‘rc1ni:r said lic did uct think it' “"- \‘- "‘- I

- i~ .\.-~ 1'1-rim-11iin» 1| n. 1". 2..-..-. p. m

minion Station at Fredericton made would be necessary to do so before - .-._1-. p. ni. "

this announ ot wnlshlt 1039 l"\'lv "ff-rt Suoflar

tive quarters. "_'§*b§\\ Al ll;@_Q#g_1., i` \ Ce’-U ~ ,,,, , l ‘N6 "M-I I' _ I.” mi

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