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Soviet Dictator Warns Russia On The Eve (if Momentous Events.

(A, I‘. Iiy Guardian's Special Wire) LONDON, Aug. fill-Suva‘; (lie- latot- .1-.i"-r;>l1 Stalin, the EVSllillfZ NIWS said today, in a SDCTCII broad- mi i) i-vcry barmcks and paiziiiz- ground in Russia declared "war is iutitilneni."

111i Illa. cow tonight 1111- Russian " 1n" it officially denied that S111 1 any othrr ariny leader 11.111 luoatlcart a sir-och today. It was said that Stalin tievci- sps-aks our 1111- radio. 111111 that l'I“1(ll'l$ 1o

this effect were catinrds of sus- picious originl. "A: any moment _v:u may be

ra"--d upon to lay down your li\"es i111 t-iion of the p1'ol-.'1;i1"ia1i i15i"1li!:11id," Stalin was quoted by the newspaper as having told Riesialr- soldiers. "We arc on the very eve of mo- mentous events. EIIUIIiCS arc get- ting 11110 pOSiiiDII-sa be ready." Rep irting Stalin's words as con- tained in one of the "three most warlike speeches Russia's fighting forccs cvcr heard," the newspaper raid they were broadcast along with militaristic speeches by Klem- enti E. Voroshlloff, Cominissar of War and Marine: lviarshai Michail Iiikltrishevsky, Vice-Commlssar of Defence and M. Alksiiis-Astroiz head of the ntllltary air force, All the spctch. _ the newspaper said, wcrc dr-"tiurrl ftr the ears of virtually all Russia's fighting men.

tiuurbtrfd bctiveen 1.300.000 and 1.5011100. v

Voroshtloff, thc newspaper con- tinued, told his listeiicrsi “Be

ready at any moment for the call you've been taught to expert; will riarh you. I know how you'll ans- wer it."

Iii his address made over the 11111.: broadcast, Alksnls was quoted as having said:

"Events are marching rapidly . . . there must not be the slight- est hitch iii your prcparations for the zero hour . . . the day when you will shmv your love for your birthlapri 111111 your party lcadcrs is approaching."

The Russ-inn army, in addition 1o its man power, is equipped with 5.100 airplanes and an undisclosed nuii-bcr of tanks.

It has been caiird the greatest mafia-inn.- rirmy the world has tvrr known.

i i"; believed that the army*in the far cast along the borders of lifougolia and Munchouktio n1in1-

bers between 250 000 and 400,000 men with untold thousands of, other fighting 111x311 facing Ger-l

many and hcr itit-"reasi-d army’ of more than 1,000.000 men. =‘"lin's spcezh was ~-

Cliurlolfetown Guardian Two Cont: Morning Guurdian. Founded I887

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Advises Ministers

l ElevenlBadiy Burned in Ex plus i o n

NEN Gill!

(C. P. By Guardian's Special Wlre)

HALIFAX. Aus- Lift-Buildings “but: the Halifax Waterfront, were Flmkm 101112111 by a. terrific explo- sion on the illlXlllflfy-Bqulpped schooner-yacht Klnrara and six of .1111 11 versus aboard, mostly we. linen and children, were thrown liuto Ifalifax harbor by the force ‘of the blast.

Fltlmvs (llllt-‘kly spread over the 50-foot iuvnsitre craft and those aboard were badly burned. All ll tx-rsoiis were taken to hflspiial M. ‘l9? bmllls’ saved from the burning ‘hulk or pulled from the water. t Condition of two of the women. ill-It's. David McKeen of 0111111111 and M s. Harry C. MacKcen of Halifax. idziughter of Hon. L. P. D. Tillcy lof Saint John, N. 13., was said to lbe "grave." 1 The fire-swept yacht, formerly 1 known as Buccaneer II was owned

umn, plessis Announces.

(C. P. By Guardian's Special Wire)

QUEBEC Aug. 20-41 111-iv 11211111 ivas at the helm of Quebec's polit- ical administration tonight. Pre- mier hfauiiec Dupicssis was sworn in today by Llfilltflllflllt-GOVCIDOI‘ Patcnautii- in sticccssiun 1o Premier Atlelard (lodbout, last incumbent of a line of liberal premiers stretching back to 1897.

Personally defeated at the polls in the pi-ovinictil election Aug. 17, Mr, Gotlbotit may yet lcad the 13 Liberals in opposition to the Union

lby John C. McKven of Baum‘ Nationalc government of 77. The '1"11O5..;n i105pgm1; defeated Liberal leader was non- commlttal as to ivhethci‘ a scat

David McKct-n, Ottawa, burned about the arms and suffering front exhaustion.

, Mrs. David MacKcen, badly hunted. exhausted. m: condition was givfil as “gr-ave".

Tlicir two chlldrfin, Rose Marie, '1. and Marjorie, 5. both badly burned.

Mrs. J. C. MacKeen, Halifax, SUAAPYATIE from exhaustion. Her condition was not considered ser. ious. '

Mrs. J. C. MacKeenb daughter, Christina, agcd four, burned.

Mrs. Harry P. MacKeen, Halifax, 111N111’ burned. Her condition was reported by medical authorities as

would bc opened for 111111, and Pre- mici" Duplessis likewise refused to state definitely whether M1". God- bout would be opposcd in 11. by-elcc- tion. “It's for the people to decide.“ he remarked.

The Liberal cabinet-tendered their resignations at noon today and the new government, composed of Con- servatives and insurgent Liberals, took office immediately.

Premier Duplcssis announced a. Cabinet comprising eight CUHSCIYH- tives, four former members of Ac- tion Llbcralc Nationalc, and two men previously unaffiliated with cithcr group but elected undci" the common Union Nationaic banncr.

Francois Lcduc. Fisheries lifinlstcr Oncslmc Cagiion, Colonization Miti- ister H. L. Auger, and T. J. coonan

David, three, burned,

Harold Stevens, five-year-oid son of ‘Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Stevens of Halifax, burned. .

Arthur Lantz, engineer, Mahone Bay. badly burned.

The y-acht had been cruising about the harbor and had just completed icfuelliug. the lines hav- “_"‘ lug been cast off. David MacKcan turncd the key in the ignition switch and the ncxt instant flames

sprayed over the deck, enveloping ' the children. The explosion accompanying the ‘, flames tossed the boat _about violently and threw six into the _

Wit-W‘. still conscious. Those left on Nazi Germany Head-

the Klnrara were hidden by the

flames and smoke as the flrc ed For War, Is Opin- ion.

portfolio, were all Conservatives. Lands and Ilorcsts Mitiistcr Oscar

WooriéiiitiiéiYfiilir-‘ai’ '

burned the hull and sails on the craft.

Thrown into thc water. Mrs. J. C. MaeKcan and Mrs. David Mac- Kcan, formerly of Halifax but now a resident of Ottawa, each grasped two of the children as they splash- cd about. They hcld them above water until hclp came.

PARIS, Aug. 26—Fraucc mapped intensive plans today for strength- ening hcr military defenses, con- vinced Nazi Germany is headed toward war.

Virtually all sections of French opinion asserted Chancellor Hitler's latest dccrce increasing military training periods i'i"oi1i one to two years moved him tinvard armcd

To Continue Study

(C. I’. hy Guardlan‘s_Speclal Wire)

in l! bren made a "‘ Hitler had cited “poislicv peril" as his ieamn for lili‘ the G“1l1"'.ll ficlitintz forces.

Adding gravity to the Russo- Grintiin fifclirn is the

Spanish ' civil war with Ftveists anti Il/Iilll-l art-hints battling Socialists, Coni-, muiiisis and Anarchists. l

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"Sic Slurry il-uiplc at Mc- Lean's Theatre L115 weck. L-634l

"Yco‘s Theatre this St-limeling fight pictures. L-6302-8-25-4i.

"Dance, Cardigan Head School,

i111 iiday, August 31st Webster's “M150. L-6300-8-..5-2‘l. "Dance! Fortune Hall, Friday, Ailaust 28th. Sid Elliott's Orch- csira. L-6335-8-26-2i. "Labor Day Iii-cute. Monday.

, svntcmbcr 7th by ladies of Vernon River parish. 11-6347-8-27-11.

"Dancing St. Peters, Friday 28th. Iifusic by Webster's Orchestra. Mod- err. and old time. L-6334-8-26-2i.

"Dance angles: Cream Social‘ at lnkerman school, lirlday, August. 25th- L-6393-8-27-1i.

"Buying live hogs and lambs. Albany Thursday 27th, Emerald

28th until noon. G. C. Green. L-lillil-ti-twt-tf. "seven Mile Bay Thursday

U/fllllig, Aug, 21th, card psrtv fol- “Wul b1 dance in 111111 arm-swims. L-62fll-8-2i-2i

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P NS. Daure in hall afterwards. [1-6397

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471m served. Admission 25c,

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conflict.

Geu. Marie Gustavo Gomcliii, chief of staff, and other nitiiaii-y‘ leaders conferred with Premier Blum and it was announccd cffccts of the Nazi decree creating an army twice the size of France's were being studied in the hope of reaching “rapid, practical dc- clsions."

Informed quarters said increas- ing French military sci-vice beyond two years definitely was out but agreed‘ the nation probably would move toward an incrcascd mech- anical effectiveness of hcr army and strengthened military alli- ances, cspeclally with Russia and Poland.

The shift of Poland to\vurd col- laboration ivith France was bc- lieved here to counterbalance any apparent ncw attraction of dictat-

WOLFVILLE, N. 3.. Aug. 26- Adwicc to ministers to pick their reading matter wisely and con- tinue extensive study after leaving tlicolaglcal college ivas given to the United Baptist institute of thc hfurltinie Provinces 11s.": today at its annual session by President F. W. Putts-ion of Acadza Unlvcr-

"No man" declared the college hrad. “r1111 achieve anything worth wiiilc unless 11c is willaig to match iii l‘l‘1’l\'>'il sivrat with his brain <11 Th" first fciv years after . it: coil-gr, he told youthful lil1ltll‘l.f‘l'S gathered for the confer- ence. were the years that counted tnost. iu thc preparation for their‘ life work.

"Miuistcrs must be students," Dr. Patterson contlnurd. "and although

pastoral duties should not be neg- c, , lrcted. the minister must study ex- zgugigg for some on] 1 ms em tcnsivcly if he is to ministci" to the '

spiritual needs of the people." T

In the early days of its founding would EH0“ l“ Acadia Utnversity. “the child of the fiance hopes to one“ POMS“

iBaptlst denomination tn the Marl- time Provinces." hclued save the denomination from emotional ex- cess/cs by teaching discipline of

tics similar to those of the period immediately after the Great War. Official circles said 11o diplomat- mind 111111 stability of 1111-. Dr. c1. fmffmireaggmiji, ";§n,,,°;~;,{;‘,1g C. Vlarrcn of Wolfvillc. former cd- x Hm" wlcurlv h“ beef“ m” ltor of the Maritime Baptist, de- l “we * ' ' Clare‘, m an addrws ling his own way since he Ibegan Pointing to the contribution of l Kylaféglglogl? vemums mm mm Acadia to the denomination by The newgpaper Excelsior placed providing leadership in education. Gmmm mimnry ‘Tenn’, rm, 1937 trained men for 1h.- iiomo and for- lmmdmg aqhlqgl‘m'nrg, crumb‘ elgn field during the past (‘NlillIY1 “Hons at zkoooo men a Dr. Warren said: "The faith and ‘ ' ' ' vision, the toils and sacrifices of the fathers of our denomination have been abundantly 1111-1111111 It is for 11s to carry on this work so m M110“, Germany m Drowning m“ the “ext 100 NAPS owl“ m Nhe term of obligatory military Rev. D. J. MflPPhfTSt 11 or iii-t‘ Smvlv“ n1‘Nlllowllildelaymggllwfliitt wick presided at today's session llwm ma"), O K t d gm. and Rev A K Hermm‘, o, Mm,“ n commission named to s11 y -

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ton. N. 3., conducted the devotlon- mgiidol n", present system Eek a] perlm- “tum is not. flvllllil! nearly enough recruits to insure her safely A"

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situation.

BUDAPIST-(QPJ-New figures. dmbbrucr‘ Chief of

reveal 2.588 suicides in Hungary in 1934. compared w o yen-Ir oversize‘

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Legislature Will C011- vene In Early Aut- Premier l)u-l

“crlticul". Premier Dupicssis, Labor Minister Mrs. Harry MacKciltfs _ two William 'I‘i_-em‘;1lay, Provincial Treas- childrcn, Judith, aged six, and, urcr Martin Fisher, Roads lifinistcrj slgngd lgday,

and Antonio Elic, ministers without mnved from (ah-o g0 new quQftQfgl

,: air base at Alexandria.

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CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, THURSDAY, AUGUST 27, 1936

_lWill Continue

(C. P. by Guardian's Special Wire)

GUELPH, Aug. 26—Suocessful in their plea before the board of railway commissioners to prevent reduction of freight rates on Mari- time potatoes, mcmbers of Boards of Trade and prominent growers tii..ugl.out Wu-stL-m Ontario will gather here tomorrow to prepare a brief for the continuance of their Fight. against lifaritlme groxv- ‘crs lac-fore the Supreme Court of ' Cana- ti.

Maritime Boards of Trade arc , appealing the ruling-of the railway 1 board against a reduction of freight t rat/cs on potatoes basing their claim on advantages. given them in the ' Maritime freight ratc act of 1927.

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'1 world and 1.11m".- was no re . l ‘jwlrv the industry, P10110111‘ h. .111- l-t-d, sliizuiti not bring iiiillitiiis o! ltiollais 1o llii- 11 t1pie o1 ill" prin- litit-c, Deputy hiliiistt-r of l".,l11-1"11.~. VV. A. Found oi Otiaivu ioltl I111‘ t l

oysters

annual meeting of Print-c F11 "d Island Oyst Growers‘ Associatuin at Bid ford y sit-nifty,

Qllillli)‘ 11f lllt‘ Island oysters plat-rd 1.111 1 on i1 prrfet"rctl iaasis. the fiiili a offriui saitl, and for that. 1-1-11-011 tlitrt- ivuiild b“ 11o lack 1 0f inaikehr.

TREATY SIGNENl

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British Military Oc- cupation 0f Egypt Terminated by Pact.

(C. P. Cable By Guardian's Special

' Wire)

LONDON, Aug. 26——A ncw Anglo- Egyptlan treaty, hailed as inaug- urating a ncw era in relations hc- l tween tho East and the West. was

Under the newltrcaty, the Brit- ish military occupation of Egypt is terminated. 111111511 troops will iiel

along the Suez Canal. But. (iroatl Britain will maintain a military

Anthony Eden, Foreign Secretary and iilusfapha cl Nahas Pasha, Egyptian Prime Minister, b11111 cm- phaslzed the historic imporfunre of the treaty.

The text of the ncw undertaking

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Church, Cliai-loftrtovrii.

Mr. Cooper was 11.111 in fr-lias". Ireland, and studied in the Munic- ipal College of 'I‘ccin1ti‘.r"1\' 111 l‘. l- fast, being a scholarship .lll(‘l‘1‘l‘.[ in‘, both his freshman and sophomore}

years. Aftcv his graduation he sticnt . _ r1 , x H _ t nine ycars in business in Beifasl . mmm "m cm“ “m a Old 0

and than emigrated tn Ammkfli lea.-e ovstoi'.brds for themselves where 11c cult-rod the Souilierit‘ "lone mlgm do so Cllllwuvely lmd Baptist Thoologica, comm, Or- iake shares in private oyster fish- IfliliSYiliL‘, Ky., from which 11c mg‘ , 1 .

graduatrd with the 1’ ' 1x- oi‘ Afiir- RNA nlflmnds or “Sh? f-“mmm [or of T119010“) L3,”, he studivd l, cntild be aaurncrl if fisitcrmeti made in onmhnn ( ,‘ ,\,_,,‘,.,,,\, h‘, “m, um of our zinolhcrs experience taught New T“ “mom Glwk A“: and souclit. (h:- assistance of the ter this 11c wcnt to Drake Univers-

tzixpayei" and the SySl-Clll of leasin: nys. r bids would cut the cost. of irliabilitailvn. In many cases group action might be taken, he thought.

The speakci" sits-nested that fish-

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l class of oyster. Later staccs of 1.111-

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Meeting Of P. E. I. Growers’AssociationYcsterday.

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tingulshvti ("i111 as a sutlrnt and i comes liirxhl "."(1illlll(‘l‘.(li"'l. ‘

Mr. and Mrf. Coripci" will iczivo for this city on Mondav, the 111st 11151., and 11c will prci-rli hi: first scirlitioiis on Lord's Day, Scpictiibci- 6t .

Paris 0n Economic Pea ce Mission

will be. madc public on Friday. Parliamentary government was, established by the constitution nfi 1923 in Egypt. Parliament was sus- ‘ pended for several years but itsl sessions resumed this spring. Un- der tlic I923 constitution defence of Egypt remained under British: control. The new treaty prnvldesl for a. largrr Egyptian air force midi n remodelled army, trained by British instructors. l

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Letter Attributed To Ex-King Alfonso Is Seized By Gov’t Agents In Madrid.

(A. I’. By Guardian's Special Wire)

MADRJD, Aug. 26—Suspecicd rcbcl syinpiithizers, rcvcalccl to thc Spgnlfl] govcvnment iii the “Al- fonso letter," were sought today as purges of Fascists spread through loyalist Spain.

Alfonso, who left tlic country when tho republic was proclaimed in 1931 was alt-god to have told the rebels: “You can count on mc for any assistance you nccd."

The letter was addrcsscd. the government said, to Ramon Alber- 01B and was seized by 1188115 searching the residence of the for- mcr aide t1) Deputy Jose Maria Al- binana.

Telling the rebels “victory is 0111's," it urged thcm to "rrspcct nothing" to gain their ends.

Four insurgent officers, coi1vic1- ed by court martial of fostering rebellion against the Socialist gov- ernment, died before a firing squad in Barcelona. '

Army and legislative officials were arrested, the Madrid iltlvern- ment announced.

White flags flying from the Al- cazar, at Toledo. impelled the gov- ernment to prepare for thc stir- render of the 1,700 icbela who have held the besieged fortress for five weeks.

It appeared, however, the Al- cazai- d'-fe1i1lci"s ivere ut_ odds tiniong themselves 11nd that one group prefers death to surictidcr. A loyalist captain who went to the Alrazai- gates to discuss a truce was shot and seriously wounded.

qrwo rebel planes were reported shot down in the Guadarrama Mountains durinB a loyal!!! Id- vanee. Another was reported cap- tured, and three more-one piloted ~by n. foreign crew believed to be Italian-was said oo have been liot

((‘. l’. by Guardian's Special Wire)

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(Tonciiidiiig Sessions Of ilianitinie Assn. Two - day COUNTER-i‘ tion Held Yester- day.

Mr. E. J. Wlilfe of Bflllllll‘,~'.l l‘f‘-f‘li'l".tfl f‘"."rsid:-1it of it'll of the C1111- A-sti-Jiation as

PARIS, Aug. 26~—Dr. Hjalmar Scharht is here on an "economic pcacc" mission directly linked with Gennanyls feverish drive to biilld l a war machine s?(10l1d only to that l of the Soviet Union. informed ob- . servers dcclaied tonight.