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U. S. ELECTION

I BY ROSS MUXRO (‘anudiun Press Sta-ff Writer \\'\.siii;vci'ici.\, Sept. 6——iCPl— i now of Hitler falls over the <‘.i' s presidential election ' mam" dcmcstic _ swamped today in a ‘IJZIIC over intcrna illlfl defence prepai"

initial stage of

foreign policy." are

e szztittczs for major

e ballot drive,

(I Cqinaivhun and empire point

niaicriiiiit development, ) far L; that both, i thc Democratzci s s ihzrd tczin in: . urui Wendell W111-

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l Drill. Britannia by girls of Fair"-

view. , Solo, Mrs, Anciretv" McEachern (in costumer, York Point. Reading Miss Aiary Clow, King- SDOII. Accordion selection, Muss Lieeii jCainpbcll, Nine Mile Creek. i Reading, Miss Georgette. McNeiil, Rice Point. ‘A collection was taken st the eve- . nint; meeting for the Red Cross, and ~' amounted to . . A vote cf Iflflnkl was extended to ail mknic part, and the singing of the Nu- . ‘tional Anthem brought a very suc- ' cessful convention to s. close,

News Briefs

TOKYO, 5e t. 4 —(AP) —Rep- resentativoc o all rotary clubs in Japan, Korea and Manchoukuo, 47 in all, voted today to CIJSSOIVQ the organization in the Japanese Eni- pire. The action 3:5 a sequel to the recent nationwide anti-espion-

‘age agitation in which rotary came under fire. More than a doc/en pro- minent British businessmen were ar- rested and rotary was bitterly ct- tacked by nationalist clement: be- cause of its international connec- tions. Virtually all rotarinns lri Ja- pan wen Japanese.

i .______ WELLINGTON, New Dealand, Sept. 4 —(CP —R.euters) —Prirr.e Minister Peter Fraser warned rm economic conference representative of labor, employers, farmers and bunkers today that a decrease in the general standard of living might be necessary. He said the value of gocds available for consumption within New Zcainnd had fallcn from about Il33.o00.00 Inst _vcar to about {IILOOOXXIO this ycnr.

IONDON. Sept. 4 —fCP Goblet- The Nazis have npnnrcn'l_v' used a new type oil-incendiary bomb in n raid on the northeast coast curl‘: today A trink bciicvcd to hrrvc hci/i if) gallons of oil was found in iiac

"I: w: sh them

"ht resolutions “v- r-ommittr-c

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u; the. iv’ ' bers for r11...

.bomb flrcd the nil and snurw-l

cnuscd.

- The German radio hrondmst to- ‘dnv a Vlchv dispatch wirch ‘ported thnt fir“ arrc" of lfl"ir"l‘ premiers DnZndir-r and Rcvnnu-i, ‘iv’ fcrmcr lntcrlnr ministcr flrrvrr". ,‘/I£\l"I(‘l. fI".fI thc fnrrvcr (‘flTl"?‘l' in ciilcf. (Th. (‘vnmfiiu mnv b rwctcrl within '21 I1’ili'= w" "1 "infnrmmi D"."TI""I 4'"ln"f"i' " "It l< nrnbvv» “ ‘ -"'-"r' nnm-iin w-il hr- t"crl <"p1:"i‘riv' iv.‘ 1 military tribunal." the brniricrf said.

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crntcr. Inside the tank was an iu-I ;(‘('I’1(lll»\1‘\' bomb. Affcr cxpirziinc: thr-I i? i ‘ in nii directions but no damage "ma?

_'i_ ' ll l. . nrntritscm. 4 —t/\Pvu Ricwl ‘t-iwmm would like this: you ,..

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ris his 3.804%,’ tie-ii l8 middle "lit-s and tizc

Mackenzie n general eicc- i

. Mr, Roosevelt has‘ uii not campaign in-i ‘ i tlie nn-s»-.irc cf

It is explained, ho\v-' i5 pcnerailv pro- lill colony of Cm, ITIOS! LIIIZIIIIIIIOFS] it iiic President v1.1

Canada and the Empire cer- tainly" have g vital interest In this‘ clot-lion. zilthnugh It is en‘. di-iit that Mr. Roosevelt's tie- fi-nt iirid the election of Mr V.‘ Ikli‘ would not prevent con- iinziiiiinii of American aid to tho Empire forces.

The Roosevelt administration has it. v shown where its sympathies .18 the burden of Mr, Wilkieb cep ncc speech two wee-ks a o

i .. the Republicans woud . .lli‘!‘l(‘€l more swiftiv and ef- ‘ntlv than the Democrats and o ld render aid to Britain without

w needless provocation of Britain! enemies.

* Hon"

v Wallace. accepting the De- 2c nomination for vice-presi- (l-“Iil. tfi-“lcd his case large-iv on the

, ‘SPTUOZI that Mi". Roosevelt can oJ-r more effective op sition to Hinci" than could Mr. illkie.

In the field of defence and for- eign poll y. the Re ubllcans and Democra s are eoretically in ailrcement.

With defence hesdirur the list. at the moment, campaign issues of abundance and significance remain to be thrnshcd out l: they are rais- ed an the first of these apparent- l_v is t e whole basic philosophy of the new deal and the manner in which it has approached the na- tion's problems.

There is the question o! what Mr. Wiiikie secs as persistent and stag- rinllnt: harassment of business and the question of government spend- ing and n balanced budget.

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TIM NAZI LYING INTO TRADI TALK

LONDON, Sept. t —(CP) -JI‘ho slocan "Britain Delivers the Goods" vaill be reproduced on packing cases iof thousands of exmrting firms rm give the lie to German prosa- ‘gnndn that British overseas trade tins bccn hrourzht to a standstill.

A Bradford textile firm has been bi-inhtcninz its export pncklng cases ,wirh u stcnciiifld reproduction of the Union Jrick above the sloszan nnd the export council of the Board of Trade i5 sending reproductions n! tho sicnr-ii to other firms in the 21o export groups in Great Britain.

The slogan also has been trans- inu-d into Finnish and Portueucso for the South American markets.

Other firms now are thinking up ncav slotzrins for thcir packing cases , so iimt n variety of messnilcs may In‘ sent ovcrscns with their goods.

Some siirzccstions are:

“Navv gunrnntccs safe delivery.”

'"(‘..~mmn,v' could not send you this."

“Slnrvlng Britain’ can spare you

cnn imiv i . "Britain's answer to Nazi ‘block- ndc!"

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PLUS-FLAG or" HUMANITY-OZZII! NELSON is oacnssrrn;

DAILY~—8.l5—'I.00—8.45

ISchooIISystem: Break Down Under Germans

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[Young Men From the Conquered Areas Pressed into Labour Camps.

.‘ (In the following story Gladys Ar- nold, fonitcr Cdnutllun Piess Cor- ttsponccn: lll Par. 20 houis imu-"v C the capital. in the

. in a tzine uizczi . vcnr starts.)

By Gladys Arnold Canadian Press Stuff‘ Writer

IThe Central Guardian

I'm; column is reserved for new: l! local interest but IIIVEIIIIIII‘ 0| u newsy nature may be lnlfllMI nt 6 cents a worn strict-l! DI!- lhll In ulvmol.

.' DERATION LIFE insuli- .58.)“ L-sias-t-zi-su

BRIGHTON xenciemmn "- opens Sept. 30th. 1-1-9-7-21

SUNDAY SERVICES: Alexandr! m. l1 am. Hazeibrook tit-WK £151,1- Uross Roads Bl 7 D-m- - ' ter, minister. L-9'9‘7'11

i smnmr-zn woman ATTEN- lrrozv: cum your nusbiud down w ,ice11y Macfnnis today W WY what lull: he Heeidlréglé ‘big’ vgflggré iii} "iificiiuifisu." ' ° 1522-94-11

vonk usmzn CHARGE. Rev. J A. Nicholson, nurtister. sem- 8th- ii am. Central Church. 3 p-m- York. v7.30 .m. Brackley. Prayers for the irlmpge at all services. I1l-9-7-11

' GOSPEL TENT MEETINGS con- tinue in the Gospel Tent at Brmk-

I iiclld flung} excegltmsatluixdayéoitecl! o'c oc we c . o " tion. 1686-94-11

WINSIDI UNITED CHURCH Services are u follows: Wmsloe North at ll am, Highfieid at I..;0 p.111, wmsioe south service cancell- ed. Rev,

C. Boothroyd will

“mach, m-0-7-1I NORTH RIVER United Baptist Pastorate. Rev. J. Blesedell,

B..-\., minister. Sunday, September 8th; Lions Creek, 11.00 am. Clit-B River. 3.00 pm. Kingston 7.30 .m. “A mightv fortress l5 our bulwark never failing." Lt721-9-7-l1l

CENTRAL PARISH. Preachin Subbutit. Sept, 8th: Canoe Cove) , uni. Churchill 2.30 pm. Clyde Rl_\'-, er 7.30 pm, Rev, L. W. Goodwill. minister. 1-1619-9-7-11

v.1. up w. ninm coin. -l A, Pickard 6: 00., will have the‘ dour-marred schooner, Jamel E.

Newson with s. cargo of 1200 tons;

"Blue Coal". Customers should or- der their supply for delivery from llliS vessel. L-l0-9-7-2l

SERVICE IN THE Marshfield.

BIIDLISL Church Sunday evening! Scpt. bili. at 8.30 aclOck. The Royal H. L. Dczuon will conclude hl§ min- istrv with the church at this sci». vice. 13-9-7-11

MR. and MRS. W. R. MacLEOD‘ Ccniml Royalty, announce the en-I tzziucment oi their daughter, Marion‘ Louise to Mr. Eric Fulton COYIIILI son of Mr. and Mrs. L. H_ Cofiinfl

OTTAWA, Se»: 4 ~- iCP. (In Canada n izcw '. bc- "tun in slim \ in. Europe uiu man Hg"?!

tl ' . day from of German- occtipmd i story of Euripts E\.IU.’)..\§S

pus..- (1.. lintflv ‘no OLII‘ I'll‘

v . l ltzive coup". d

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_ n Now nYmlQS vl L - for

normal‘ " cxnuun 1n fri:

DfJClllIl-i . before the F: . . shon i ed that in the vcar of G91"-

man OCCllDfVlOIl in Cvsrlio-Siovnkin‘ 60,000 Cutch nnd 40.000 Mcrnvinzil and Slovak v.1 . many of them‘, llfll\'fl'$-lI\' stilt o.’ lllf‘(l‘('lll". Intv and ph. c. win" \\i‘l'l‘ sr-iit into Ger- many to work on the Iniw‘ T210!!- sands of others lcft thor 001s to escape to France and then to England. Some of them. nt l‘l years. became air pilots to fight against Germany.

So too in Poland whcre the great

university" of Ciiicmv. onc of the oldest in the wo functions only in part. Of its pr ..=.sors some 160

were put in concentration camps and the student body was scatter- ed. Armies of them till the soil at Nazi bidding.

In Holland, Bcliiiurnf" Denmark. and Norway schools have been de- strayed.

Once more iri Alsuce- Lorraine, as after other wars between France and Germany in which the Ger- mans gained the upper hand, the "last lesson in French" has been taught.

SOUNDS JARGON BUT MEANS WELL

LONDON, Sept. 4 —(CP1 —Life in squadrons of the Royal Air Pbrce rievolws around the orderly roof, hub of evcrv unit organiza- tion. Phrascs which sound like Jargon to the layman but make sense to the aimien who use them an bandied about.

“A bunch of things for 9.033s,’ lays the orderly room sergeant in a scene typical of any orderly room any morning. He hands a pile of papers to a lending nircraftsman.

‘Then he tells the corporal the adJutant wants to see him about some stuff for D.R.O.'s and asks when the "Docs" clerk has got

to.

Translated. it all makes sense. One mnn in the office deals with P.O.l>'t.'s--Pcrson:ii Occurrence RA‘- ports. On those depend an sir- man's priv and rations. Fmtrlcs are made of all cnsunitlcs, postings, at- tachments. nlimvnnccs of next of kin and other “occIirrcncr-s."

D.R.O. mcnns dniiv routine orders, published ovcr the slcnriture of the commnndinc officcr or adiutrint.

The "Docs" clerk has to kccn up to dntc s sct of person dnctimcnts dcniinrz with each nirmrin. Every time an alrmnn is movcdthc docu- ments must follow him.

my mckirwmcnfvfxitirn r0

Herc is s diffri-cnt tnstv canny» suggestion: Rczvnvc thc centres of lnree sour or dill pickles with n fruit corcr nnrl stuff the pickles with white crcnm clicrwc. ll~‘itit'

41s: church services:

'T.IIU l! III. PTCHCIIIIIR SEIVICE.

IYIOIIIJlLZZIP. Marriage to take place‘ in Sepzcmber. L625-9-7-ii

IIELP THE WAR EFFORT AND PROFIT YOURSELF. 5% of the cnsii sales‘ during both Saturdays in‘. Kelly and Afaclnnls‘ bin 10 day" sale cor-s to Ottawa to help towards, iiuzciuue 0f a Bomber. Suits and tcpccats nt remarkable bargains. I

LGZZ-Q-I-li E GAGEMENT ANXOIQNCE- 3ll"l.\'l' Xfr. and Mrs. Augustis

Wuddcll, North Tryon, announcel IIIL‘ PIILZHEFIIIPIIL of their datightczgl ' " Lfiillbi‘, i0 Mi" D. Pour! " son of Mi". and Mrs. D. ‘ Mai"- place the middle cf‘ L-585-9-7-J

'I‘RI'ON—BONSIIAW United Bap- Wcstinorcland i ll 3.111. Preaching servce. Tryon 3,’ pin. Preaching servi e. Boiishaiv

it is Gibson ill be the guest preacher at citht-i"

_'il c to take September".

probable that Riev. Alex. \\

i tlu- morning and afternoon or thei ‘lllfIV he rcst in then

afternoon and evening services. Rcu S, D. 'I‘t'itcs, MA. B.D. LSTI-Q-T-ii I I

TIIE BAPTIST CHURCH - The, Rev, Harvey L. Dcnton, B.D., has returned fi"om his vacation and uiil

,occup,v the pulpit tomorrow récui-

1112 and evening. Mr. Dentcrvs morning sermon will be “God And

A Dru‘ of Prayer’ Mrs T. Rcy‘ Cudmore will sing "O Mv Soul, Bicss Thou Jchovn ’ Mr. Demon's

cvciiiiiu sermon vvili be "The Chris- tian Vocation“. Miss Delys Owen will sing Brown's "O Lord Attend Unto My Cry." The Church School returns to afternoon sessions to- morrow. All classes and groups will meet at 2.30 pm.

TRINITY LTNITED CHURCH — Sunday next the church services will be as follows: Morning Wor- shi at il._ Sunday school at 2.30 an_ EVGIIIXIK Worship at 7 pm. This is resuming the Autumn scnedule. Rev. Hugh Miller, ivIA, B.l)., will preach at both services and will be assisted bv Rev. Donriud BOOIIIIQI/d. BA The Sunday school meets in the afternoon and a cod attendance i; anticipated. a music for the dly will be under the direction of the organist A. Roy Kendall, AA.G.O., and tho choir wilkrendei en Anthem at both services. Miss Berna Huestis wil sing "Franck; Aria: “O 10rd Most H01)’ —Qt the morning service. A ncsrty mvitation u: extended to visitors and students.

WILL ATTEND CONVENTION — Rev. and Mrs. E. i‘. Ashley and little daughter, or Stanley, Nb, have been spending a holiday dur- 111i! the past two weeks with rela- tives here. Yesterday morning Ashley ieft f0: W will attend the General Council of the United Church of Canada, Mr. Ashley having been nominated b

the Fredericton Presbytery and elected by the Maritime Conference. He will be one of the youn r re- prcsentatives at the Counc . . AshleJ is s, native of Alberwn, PE. Islan and for the past three earl hus been connected with the ed- cricton Presbytery 0f which he ll now chairman. He is a graduate of Mount Allison University and 1937 received the degree of Bachelor of Divinity from Pi ill _ Hall. Mr, Ashley will return to Prince Edward Island before resum- ing his pastoral duties.

Personals

Mm A. J. Duffy and son Master Joseph Duffy, Roxbury, Mass. are spending s vacation with her sister Agnes Higgins. 23 Hayfield Street.

Miss Cientmie Livingston return- ed to Cambridge. Mass, after spend- ing a very enjoyable three weeks’ vacation. the guest of Mrs. Alice Cinrkln, 23 Hayfield Street.

Mrs. Frank MacDonald returned home to Roxbury. Mass. after n vcrv pcnsant motor trip with friends to Prince Edward Island

win. TmjEis-- lvfzI-Fhr-tmrs,

SAN IOSE Costa Rica, Sept. 4- Ml‘ i‘ Carin Rica government ’!'~\" it ivruid from the,‘ nil (iermnn-cccuwvri na-

i‘ " i‘ ‘If; rcnubiic. pavmcnt. rf '31 h s bcrn ivqucyed by the

German government. i

seasoned wi‘h W-cwicd "onions,

minced pun-Irv nevi rfiviicnics. Chili] fcr an Ilfiill’ m- Ermww, Thrii, with a sham knifc. cur riff l-R inch crrss- way slim". Servo (~21 inwtcd ci"a"k- crs or sflck in ztcrvi picks and ar- range on a f‘"t t

Stiff gdrnkisfiprthcd whhfiwfool and metal sweater.

whcrc she was the truest of her sis- isciz Miss Agnes Hggins, Bayfield FCC .

MIS! Muriel Hnslam. Bpringfieki

Go.A'.

Y long been expected. A pussing In- dian?

in laurzh.

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RIVALS 50F THE i TRAIL i By Samuel White

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by night. he sat surrounded ‘bifhl-i browiing officers, his DB1". bqlllm’ in; eyes everdon the alert f0! l ' ow.

"giriiitmciuviide had cert-elder“! stealing up on Chav-ignauds sleep- lng baa at night, but the 51311! 0! armed sentries discouraged him. Too much depended on com fete success-vengence for his fatlers death. security" I0! 1115 m9?!“ 5nd Raoul. Eventually he would meet» Chsvirznaud face to face and he would wait for that time. even if he was forced to delay tiii the end c-f the long trail at KAIIUIIIISLQLIIQ.

CHAPTER VI

1,11“ s, pair-lied iandscam the rouge “'Qu,nd before Claude} eyes.

not glimpse it in a fortnight’: 25b lmg, a landscape viviiicd q-eiiow Rabiscasv canoes, the bronze skins of the Indians and the crun- son shirts of the French VUYBECUII blazing colorfully across its endless

Dunels.

‘But at last thcv shot b)‘ UIQRI" vierre Creuse up the Dcs Joachim. [Roche Cflilllfllllll and Dcux Riv- iercs rapids and reached the mouth lot the Mnttuvtztn, whore the route turned from the iiiriiu streanf

The camps u.‘ honiivvcsii-zs and XY men were close totzetiier, sis al, that night. As usuul. there

the niuhnv" briivvl and‘ in the mo ing ns old Andrew hizinollfl oversaw the ltlllilClllllil of the inillccs lie came to hICGhIiYYuy Willi u grave face.

"You remember Chumbly,’ the o!- ficer of the simcoe canoe? he ue- manded without Parley.

McGillivrav nodded brieflY- v The Simcoe canoe traveled immediately" in the wake of his otm cru-‘I. l! Carried DnC Qf IIIC IIIOSL IIIIIIOYIWII/ cargoes in the tvhole fleet auuQtiu-ii iliev debauched from tnc brunch river it would leave the of _ti.e fleet and skirt the Geo: irin out‘ shore to the mouth of the Severn, where was situated the lurntl Dvél- 0! the Luke Sfmccc <_ rict. __ . Chambns disappeared, Andrew‘ informed lxuntiy.

ltfcGiiiivray" stood up. Tllrmlllh- out the weeks of the trip that lind alrcndv elapsed he had been (Lil- gedlv suspicious of Cnn\"ici1._i".ius pcacefui actions. He had aniicirllil- ed a itinss battle bcivvceu the flirts 10ft! before this. “us Chitin-ins disappearance the iwrtinntiiil?

Throtieh the trces ihu: l).il'£l(‘l'\‘d the water's cdge lilcfiiiiiviuiy" saw the flcct of XY canoes {t‘llli).il'liillil. T1115 was the first time in the \~l.\- n20 that Ciinvltrnnuvi lino taken tnc pad [or gm- (iuvflt- pucriliiiu.

He strode to tiie wiitt-rls edge and