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Delivered By Ill] llll U. I. A, N.”

CHARLOTTETOWN. CANADA. TUESDAY, APRIL 23.1935’ 1o PAGES

ISUPPi-IES 1R USHED ft) 15.412 THQCUAKE 201w; PRESS ATTACKS

Ru S s I A NFurther Action By llla PREVENTSWater ‘scarcity

PRHPEEANDAHitlerAnticipatedREVllllllIllllNew Menace To

N t Geneva Rasaltﬁéi Will Be An- Alli BlllliARlA Stricken Island ego iations For

A alysed In Detail And Germany’s _ ___ Franco - R u s s10 0 POSIfIOn Restated -- Reply 3°31‘; ‘I143?’ OfAEh“ Death Toll Mounts Over 3,000 PM Suspended 1- 0n er Mark -— Hart-owing Accounts

. EXPGCtBd S0011. Forestalling C o u p Rm“ 8”“ t" S”- """ 0-; Suffering (Are Related.

B ‘li ante Powers. (s, 1...... n, 30...... l»... p0..." 00.0, y Ml tary Leaders. (Copyright 1935 By The Associated Press

(By Guardian's Special Wire) BERLIN-April 0 frIlnAdolfHitlol-nttllspowerswhlch (iklglgy AG 1 ﬂpgclgl w“) condemned Germany for running wss , l‘ - p “M” w“ " (A. r. By Guardians Special Wire) TAIHOKU, Formosa, April 23-('l‘uesdzly )—A Japan-

’ promised soon by s. foreign office ipokesnls-n todsy ss the Ielchsfllehrer deliberated over it st his romsrltlc- fusing all offers tpdsy m nggqtlgte ally-situated mountain homo st Hsllsrmeilonfcld. near Bcrchtesgabon. dlleclly with Reichfuehrer .I-lii.ler 711°" V" I m- m‘ “AM m“ m’ mm‘ W“ ese destroyer laden with doctors and supplies was speed-

gnvwing on here that further- notion following Saturday's brief note to member nations or the Dengue

Enable . Drowning Tragedy Occurs At Trout River

Martin Thomp-s-dil AndWilliam Collough Victims Of Sad Fat- ality Yesterday Morning

that both men had pnssed swsy. Dr. Tenton. coroner. and 0on1 stables Miles and Keys of the Bum- menlida detachment, R. c. ‘M. P. held on inquiry last evening, the: coroner deciding thst on inquest

Two men lost their lives ‘while ﬁshing tnls yesterday morning st Trout River. near Edward Williams’ more. between Tyne Volley and the Bideford shore.

The men were Martin Thompson.

By James A. Mills. Associated Press Foreign sisl! (By Guardian's Special Wire) '

SOFIA, Bulgaria, April 22.—Kirlg Boris became the world's newest dic- tator and one of its .v ungest today

cannot be delayed when or how

sged 32 years. who is o. native of the district and leaves s wife and three children. The other man Wil- liam Callough. 28 years of sge, was a. native of England.

At i0 o'clock yesterday morning they decided to put into the vil- lage to purchase supplies. They drew n. sled along til-a ice on which were placed their baskets and fish- gesr. Bsforg the horriﬁed eyes o! fellow fishermen they appeared in walk right off tin i:e into open

wstcr. .

. “The didn't seem to notice the curl-en and stepped rirht into the river." eye-witnesses said.

Rushing to their smistance. Al- fred Ramsay. Charles Newcombe. and Angus Mebennsn recovered the body of ‘Thompson shortly af- ter he hsd gone under. They np- plled artificial‘ respiration but without success.

Mr. Oailcughh body was brought to the surface about an hour llltcr.

Inquest Unnecessary , Dr. Stewart. Tyne Valley. was summoned but round on arri-al

EASIER lull SCORES llll llslllln

“Here Comes Patricia” Presented to Capa- city House Last Ev- ening.

"Here Comes Patricia." a three act comedy presented at the Strand Theatre yesterday afternoon and evening. was on outstanding suc- cess The play, all uproarious and charming production, was present- ed to scapscity audience, who by their applause evidently enjoyed every moment of the swirl of love end laughter that dominated the eomciw through the three acts.

Under the auspices of tin; 5t. Charles Auxiliary Society. the play was directed by Mr. J. Austin llrainor, an experienced director who has directed many fine per- formances,

The play was under the dis- tinguished patronage of His l-Ion- or the Lieutensnt-Govenlor and Mrs. DcBlois, the Honorable the Premier and Mrs. Maclvlillnn and His Worship the Mayor and Mrs.

Kennedy. The plot was laid in "Fern Lawn" where one morning the

whole town gasps to-see a pretty nineteen-yesr-old overall-clad girl

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fifteen to twenty minutes, an hour to an eight feet deep.

Strlnge Ooincidonoe‘

A strange coincidence in conu tion with M".

further west. on the some shore.

had been waméll by

of their work. Mr. Callough who

bel Bark last June. They

one child.

Second‘ Joint _ ~ Protest, _S_ent

(ill-Havel)

(By Guardian's Special Wire) KAUNAS. April prevailed here tonight lls to Lil-h orld joint protest ogai here on Friday by Great FYBIlCG, and Italy. the guarantor powers to "show evidence IC-C-Stlblldhlllg ~ mentsry regime in the representatives of tin". minority are strong in the lative body.‘

ed nt the treatment of the Ger

der s

only, hsd been flagrantly violated.

Suburbs May . Unite To Form

NTO. April 22. - boundsrics of this city. a noon

The inquiry showed that m. ‘Thompson had been in the waver snd his cornpsnion hem three quarters of hourﬂrho wstcr st. the scene qf the tragedy was about

Thompson's death is that his fafspr. James Thompson. was rovm twenty years ago yester- dny at Block Blnlls. n few miles

It is understood that the men Burns MscAuslsnd that tho ice was not ssfe. but evidently they had for- gotten the warning in the pursuit

. lived most of his life in Halifax came to fauna: Island. Prince Edward Island's m- disn reservation. about two years

o and msrrvd an Indian in‘:

Lithuania

32—UncertsintY uanlals expected reply to the lec-

ions in Klsipeds (Memei), delivered Britain. principal of that territory. The protest asked the government of sincerity" by nuance s pulls.- Klaipeds. where German lolli-

Germnny previously had protect-

mans in Klsipeds. yinlzled by the Reich under the Versailles treaty. They charged the Germans were deprived cf their rights. living un- vlrtulll Lithuanian tyranny. and that the Memcl convention. giving to the city and surroundinl

rritory n largo measure of auton-

Secorzd City

(C. P. By Hardin's Speeisl Wire)

T080 on tho d city may b; formed during the: st yes:

Mmoolsnius to break the. united front established by France, 3m. ain and Italy at the Stress. con- ference and the council session» it Geneva. ‘

High authorities said the gov. P-“Y-l?“ w“ ignoring an obvious 139411131811 to bring about sep2"~‘~ run-man conversations with tho "Dresentstives of the three na-

ous. .

The Nationalist press, which hss been holding off. publication of anti-Soviet articles while tho ﬂ8n-_ l!!! of the bilsicrsl pact seemed imminent. ” ly "launched e savage attack against Russian pro- lmsandh institutions. There hsd been f-equentlntim- ations that France's insisten up- on cessation of Russian props.‘ "ands was one strong reason m; the breakdown of nsgotiatic l and the retur of Foreign Commiggu Mllxlm Iiitvlrloff to Moscow on the eve of the scheduled initiolling of the psct in Pe-ris. 1h Ill editorial entitled "Howey-g on s. Rubbish Pile" (referring to 511V|BA PYOPRBIINIB.) the newspaper llletln ssid that inasmuch as "even the Bclshevik press" denied gym-lg; which were circulated in their gwvlsonda machine in hence. thet gives srl ides. of the velueof "15 ﬂllﬂlemcnts to which these 0009M subscribe."

LeenTovvndLeegue

MOSCOW. Avril n-rna Soviet "P055 Rave prominence today to despsiches quoting Paris new» P1111" 1-1 Bovine suspension o1 negotiations for a Franco-Russian mutual assistance pact was s. m. sult of the French stand leaning wwsrd the League of Nations.

These patches explained to the Russian people that the mom};

nst condit

(Continued on Page a)

VIIITURYFBR PARAEIIAY

(5- P- by Glllrdlln’! spsclsl Who)

ABUNOION, Pang-gay, 5pm m "A 515911118 victory over Bolivian troops was claimed by Pangqgy Wnlxht as s clhnsx to week-long "Elm!!! in one of the jungle wsr-‘s major engagements. After losing 3.000 men, a com. mlllniQllG issued here said, the m. ‘my 58mm lo retire “in confusion" in Hihe Bcyuibe sector.

ecvy general fl t l ll-mllc front had aliiaaiiiwgaingma: since Palm Sunday. Psrugugy launched a count ~attnck cm the central sectors of Boyuibe 5nd 1.

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A holiday sspect still prevailed in the Wilhplmstresse. when most o1- ficlsls are still absent on Easter vac-

zdkgsu Easter Monduﬁoljilutglopéouo c anls reached c s» mauugews Agency from European cop describinl the various le- sctioxls to Hitler's brief note of April 20 selecting the League Council's ergumentscoucerning violstion of the Versailles Treaty.

French comment was described by the I-gsnuy reports as "comparative-i

1y calm.’ , .

The belief that Hitler will act soon to emphasize his curt protest was voiced by a. spokesman og the for- eign office who said: '

"Our brief, emphatic ,_ hsd to bcnnnde quickly to show. m; world that we will not stand for Genevsts methods. But that is not enough. We must also sclu upon this opportunity to pick ths Gen- eva. resolution to pieces in detail, and while so doing also restate our position. ' is requires detailed study, but ournlehrerisnotthetypetolet the grsss grow under. his feet. You msy therefore expect en edditionsl reply soon." ‘

JapanDominates Chinese Cotton. I n d u s t r y

_.__._ (A. P. by Guardian's Special Wire)

‘ITNIBIN, Chins, April 22-Jan- snese commercial expansion in North Chins ruched today the point of slsmst complete domin- ation c! the cotton industry- 8108'- important enterprise in the ares. with only one mill remaining wholly under Chinese ownership.

‘Invests of actual military penc- trstiorl of this nslon. formerly the sent o! the Chinese dorms-sly. hove long since died down. but observers point out the Japanese 00114111969 of the vest territory north of the Yellow River continues with Jllp- nnese capitalists, diplomats businessmen talking up where tbs soldiers left oﬂ.

GERMANY WAS

pseditlon iopseoiscl itwouidbctslosn. ltwssslomtdthcr: u y the Genevs eondemnstionin my ease.

ntions. No newspapers were publish’.

after forestnlllng an llth-hour nt- telnpied coup and rebellion by mil- itary lcaders yesterday.

Details of the 41-year-old King's determined and vigorous action were learned today. lifter he became mas-

Boy Drowned ter of the situation. The notion breathed easier. believing he had

Wh en saved it from revolution.

i! ‘ Elilli.‘ t ff ce 0n Ice Cakes a...:,'“.‘$...:.. ‘.3 ‘ér’.."‘.'i..%‘i‘.‘§“ii ‘ its grip until the cabinet resigned four clays ago. realized yesterday the King was absolutely determined to have a. civil and constitutional gov- ernment. They planned a coup. Boris got wind of it and. showing extraordinary courage and mltistlve, forestlslled a. rebellion by summoning a. score of ring leaders of the Mil itsry Icsgue to the palace, where he rend them the Riot Act. Military leaders were defiant and made it clear they would not tolerate s pure- ly civil cabinet. ~ Boris quickly decided to make thc intractable officers prisoners. l-lcs- itating to trust the regulsr army, he called to the palace 200 loyal milit- ary students and with drswrl bay- oncts kept the league officers undbr guard in the throne room. At the some time he ordered all important state buildings. including the war office, telegraph bureau cud

would be o. rebrlitsl of

'"—*— e

SAINT JOHN, N. 3.. April ‘A2- Pirsnk Wilson. 1i. was drovmed here today at Marble Cove before the eyes of horrified companions after he leaped from. a. drifting ice cake and. was carried sway in the swift current. He was unable to reach shore less than 20 feet away.

Young Wilson become frightened when s large "clanlper" on which he played. with a. communion, drift- ed away from the bank and he slipped into the icy water while attempting to reach another piece of ice close-by. 0

His companion, Jack Atkinson. was able to get to safety when he lumped to a. clump of suhrn bushes and pulled himself from the water.

The victim was a son of Mr. and bill's. Willism L. Wilson of this

Ethiopiu Prepared To Grant Concessions To Canadian Business Men, Is

. metallurgical and refractory angin

police headquarters, placed undel" n strong guard.

While all Sofia. was quietly cele- brating Easter Sunday and all dom- inant oiilcers were hold prisoners, Boris quietly set up his own EOWHI- ment, choosing only those whom he trusted implicitly.

At the King's elbow encouraging him and spurring him on was his spinster sister. Princess Eudoxin, his IllOSt trusted and saswicus wllmel- lor. . During yesterday's crisis she is solid to have run to Boris‘ side and urged him “not to waver." ssuﬁl! him "the people are on our side and Bulgaria. and the world will applaud you."

VENIZELBS lllllls lllll

City. N0 lndllut will be held.

Report

(UP. By Glllrdllh’: Special Wire)

MONTREAL. April 22-Hour: Se- lassie. lilmpvaror of Ethiopia, de- sires Csnadian business men to de- velop Ethiopiws natural resources. James H. Mason. Toronto mining.

eer. stated today after an interview with Premier L. A. Taschrzrcau.

Mr. Mason with Prof. s. A. 1B. Mercer of ‘Trinity College, Univer- sity of ‘lbs-onto, now in Austria. have been appointed by the lﬂzhiop- ilm Emperor to negotiate with the

Dominion government for develop- m P b Guuaim.‘ Siam Wm) rrcnt of trade between Canada and. 110101307310 10pm 224mg m-

the East African nation.

As French was widely spoken in Ethiopia. Premier Tascheresu was B-Dilrolched because it was thought sdvissblc to have French-speaking experts work in the planned de- velopment of Ethiopian natural re- sources. . "The Ethiopians have learned Canada ls not inclined to grub ter- ritory from others." said Mr. MB- son. “They fear the imperiltlistic militarism oi‘ Europe and so will not allow Europeans w obtain conces- sions in their country for the fut- ure, but Canadians are invited to

press in a despatch from Paris i0- night quoics former Premier Eule- thorios Vcnizelos, exiled leader of the recent Greek revolt, as saylns “l1 Italy had not prevented Gen- eral Nicholas Plast/lras from join- ing me I might today be master of Greece."

"Tihc suggestion that I was ever in Dengue with Bulgaria or Italy was absurd. Italy let me down. The presence of Plsstiras (exiled after a. one day dictatorship in 1933) at my side was ossential for s com- plete military success.

"He was at Cannes when the

ing from Mako naval base today to quake-stricken For- mosa. areas where 250,000 homeless survivors of Sundayhs disaster were plagued with parching thirst through de- struction of water sources. ,

The death toll grew. meanwhile to 3,045 (announced officially in Tokyo by the Rengo News Agency at 3.15 a.m.) as casualties among the injured and belated reports from inaccessable districts swelled the total. _

The scarcity of water assumed gravc_ proporilons. Practically all pipelines and water reservoirs had been wrecked by the shocks which laid waste 2.000 square miles. of this beautiful island off the coast of China early Sun- day morning.

________.____:______ _.._.__._____

LeavesF o rOttawa’

lnssnlty Grew!

among bereaved parents and children and iniured sufferers began m be noticed by relief workers with more‘ and more fre- quency. A scorching troillilﬂl 51111 beat down pitllessly all day 3'95- terday on the misery-Wm 5111' vivors, inﬂicting new suffering. Thousands s‘ led with parched and swollen tongues smonz the ruins oi their cities, seeking water- The Japanese government sent 40 relief parties with doctors, wat- er and. food. to the stricken dis- tricts in the northwestern section of the island where the quake dnmsge was worst. _ Carrier pigeons brought the news that relief was on the WW. bolstering survivors with new hope. Military carrier pigeons were the only means of quick communica- tion available. The Japanese army battalion stationed st Taichu co- operated in the _relief work.

Insanity

Receive Offers for Rcllel

(Offers of relief from many 101'- eign sources poured in on Jerm- ese and {Formosan officials. British naval officials in I-Iong_ Kong 0f- femd British warships if needed- B. 11‘. Uphum, comnlnrlder in chief of the United States Asi- atic ﬂeet. offered to send an Am- erican worship from shanghai. but the Japanese declined with thanks. saying the situation wss in hand-l An airplane survey disclosed that 2.000 square miles of this “is- land beautiful" were affected by the quake. the cpl-centre of which so close to the surface of the earth (about six miles) that the Shocks were more terrible than any 111 “'19 memory of the oldest inhabitants. Taihoku, the capital. and Tain- an, n. former capital. Where 111059 of the foreign residents live, Were not seriously 411115881. the survey disclosed. From the sirlllﬂne the ravages of fire could be seen in many tumbled villages, where 011 lamps and primitive lighting de- been upset by the shocks.

Premier Mnclvlillan leaves this morning for Ottsws. 0n Mondsy, April 29. he is scheduled to deliver on address before the Graduates’ Society of McGill University on the nlbleot of the Csnlegie Librsry demonstration in Prince Edward Islluld. During his absence. which will be until Wednesday. May 1. lion. G. Shelton Sharp. Mhlism of Public Works. will be Acting‘ Premier. The Pro-mics- will bc sc- colrlpnnled lodsy ls fir" he Mono- ton by Mrs. Moclifillan and his daughter. Mrs. Albsn Farmer. who are proceeding lo Boston. .

Weather Etc.-

No MAN ls so tam HE worn’ std l-lls

any foreign residents of Formosa suffered injury

Heavy Property nimble

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