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Clulrlottetown Guardian Tun (ka C

U-~---. --1 _ . IIARLOTPETOWN. CANADA. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1,1936 .» races ".:.":.f'r

1! _- A _ __

REBELS CLAIM FALL MADRID IMMINEN

v1oLA T1oN oF NEUTRALITY PACT CHARGED Claim Capture

` Hopes To Beat W'ife’s Record Newjap C0n_<,--ul

Spanish Ca ital

IJUBUMENTS PRESENTED AT LEAGUE

Italy, Germany and Portugal said Aid- ing Rebel Spanish Cause.

GENEVA, Srpt. 30-(AP) -

'l`l\e Spanish delegation to the Lrague oi’ Nations tonight pub- lished documents charging Italy, Germany and Portugal with furnishing anna to the Spanish insurgents in violation uf the European non-intervention pact.

The documents contained let-

ters from Madrid to France, italy, Germany and Portugal denouncing the “hands-off" policy as a. blockade against the "lcgitlmate Spanish Govern-

ment."

A note, the documents said,

was sent by'the Madrid Gov- ernment to all signatory nations of the non~intervention accord declaring that if the Insur- gents had not rcreivcd armed aid from_Germnny and Italy they would have been “cmshed

at the outset.” The Charges made specific re-

ference to Iilsurgont receipt of "alma ammunition and men from Germany" and alleged that Italy had sent 24 war planes to Insur- gcnts,

Sean Lester. League of Nntlonsl'

Commissioner in the Free City of

u named deputy

(Continued on Page 'll

COMING EVENTS

°'Ta1kles--Flat mver ' '1 hursday.

l..-:£730-9-30-21.

"Talkies-Murray Harbor Friday. I

L-6750-9-30-21.

"Ta.lkies-Murray River Satur- day. ~ 1.-svso-9-ao-21

"Dance Fortiuie Hall Friday,

October lind. Clifford Peters, 4 piece Orchestra. 25 cents. L-6832-9-29-31.

“Reserve Thursday October 15

for Guild afternoon tea, Baptist Schoolroom. L-6997

"Come to School dance Kelly's

Cross Hall Oct. 2nd. Lunch served.

_ L-7000-10-1-2i

"St. Petcr's Cathedral Annual

Sale of Work. Reserve, Wcdnesdny, December 2nd. L-6991-10-1-1i_

°'Come to the library dance in

Belfast Hall, Friday, October 2nd,

L-B987-10-2-li.

"See Shirley Temple at Mac-

Le_an's Theatre this weck.

» L-6947-9-80-31

"MacDonald Women‘s Institute

Chicken Supper at Guy Stcwnrl.'s Tea Hill on Thursday October lst.

L6853-9-29-3i

°'Su.perlors' Dance MacMlllan's

Hotel, Stanhope. Friday, October Vid, Charlottetown Orchestra.

1,6945-9-30-31

"The Ladies of the United Church, Kensington, are holding n Rummage Sale on saturday, Oct. lrd above Hardy‘s Market.

L-6882-10-1-li.

"Hear the Doucotte family Sing

Ind play in Seaview Hall Thursday llllht. dance after, Admission 10 ond 20 cents.

L-8944-9-30-2|

“Dance Mount Stewart Legion H111. n-my. oetoer ana. cnsnom- lown oronum. modem and om time dancing. Admission accents. _ .......,r...aaaa-9-so-21.

“We can handle calves in car- load lots at prices that are higher ‘hon that offend for a considerable ilme. Consult our office or your Ulublooretary if you have any to War. Live Stock Marketing Board.

L-U63

PRDBEEM lSTANllPIllNTl ____ P

n|sc_u_ssin

Mr. Alan Chambers

Urges Co-operation of all Organizations.

l l

"Canada, docs not owe her young

men a. living, but only an opport- tunity to make a living," said Mr. Alan Chambers. 27 year old Chair- man of the National Youths Em- ployment Committee when he ad- drcwzd the representatives of thc Provincial Government, Civic Gov- emment, Churches, School Board, Rotary Club, Gyro Club and Boy Scouts Association in the Board Room of the City Building yester- day forenoon.

Chambers, accompanied by

Mir. W. O. Nickerson, of Halifax, ar- rived in the City by seaplane. I-lc was not able to address s. schedul- ed mcctlng in Sydney because of

I » .-5 _ ,_ A.. l"'~Al=l-it-._ __ l newcomer to Canndiall dlplo- _

_._;,_._ ¢ _ _ _ _ .

-. ,

_~ »' 1 3 g,¢<~`*

l '_.'.-.-

I - ' . = 1 sf ~ ’ l . l : "il"-5 - 1 , xt; ~¢<ar,g ¢&R»n

.,,,_,pf,}¢- _.,_ . _,_ _r A

..,-gf. .. 5ft,_____._.,\_..

‘ » _` '. " can be settled, not only without re-

' sorr, lo war but without even fric-

l matic ` lem,

liic is lion llirokichi Nom- `

mg" in major posts in the Imperial O

_ _ .___ _ ,. In _ _

» . - ,_ lnlcrnallonul Joint Comniisslon htxsl

' r' been offering the world a ramark- I "" able illustration of how disputes bc-

' l' _ tween two .neighboring countries

‘ ~ ~ in

who has just arrived from thc by

Orient to take ovcr the post as _ llardmcni. Japanese eonsul-general in B. C. (__

He is* 37 and ‘me 9' th" -V°“"gcst,` Burpcg is the secretary for Canada.

J"P3"°’° °°“s“la' scwiw' "ei that oflicc since its organization in

5°""'~`d in the I‘°“d°“ °”“S“l“"” “ml l January 1912. llc is a native oi ` ` . ’ lil China and held v‘"`i°“5 lmsis in, thc Maritimes. and bc-sides his offi- Sector .which °l"*`“~"' Eh” 1"~‘<”1d L0 Car Liquor

with Secretary of

(ommission.

For a quzirter of a century thc, _

(

on.

The history and aizhicvenicnlsoi ls unique tribunal were described Mr. Lawrence J. Burpce of Ol-

a\'.'a, in nn interview with n L§uar~ '

an l'cprc-selitulive yesterday. Mr.;

f the Commission, and has filled

tory on the Aragon front in thc

_l AGUE_'Governmf-:nt Seeks T0_ Halt

Vance I* rom South. lovacuation

formative Interview Of `Chi1(lI‘€l1 BCQUH.

_.M -- i.,,,». _ - _ <n_\-u..\.\io.\' ii|..mnoN1<;\'>

_ - *-~ _ , Joint _International f<f<.|i_\_~inhl isl:il;l»_v_'i‘h¢-.issneiined rms)

¢“-‘DRll>. bun. :lo-<.\. l.> .il-.idua'.~» at-fender-S :omni

pinned their hope of stopping' the Insurgent zidmace uigalnsi lhc czipitul on :i liol,~'lel'i-d line of mlliiizimen ni,

\i‘zin_iuez, lust .lziiisc .~'elllt-nn-nt blot-kinp;‘ the northward

irivL~.

ouih of _\I.1d1ld.

Iicinfowenicnls were sent lo the town, which is 2S milcg

S 4 ~° I

The heaviest fighting was ni (llias Del Rev, iust north of

Toledo, where the Govcrnincnt. militia again 'took punish.

- ment fiom ln.~:ul'_1_~‘cni zli’tlllcl'_v :ind :nr .~'..'|lizid|'0ns.

Th'-‘.V “'iil\Si00d " “h‘"`2'c h_\_'.I\loors und Spanish foreign

(.‘LAll\l VICTORY

le1.:ionn:iires on the shell-iorn road helween Toledo and Maqucda, and counter-charged during :L lull in the bom-

E R. C. M. P. Seize

The Govcrnnirnt clalincd ri vic-

, l

. _ . of

engine trouble,

Introduced by Mr. Walter S.

Grant, Chairman, Mr. Chambers explained that the Federal Govern- ment had set up a National Em- ployment Commlssion to take care

the serious situation which had

_ _,\_,.,,v,n_,_ in New York gg _nt we new m,_,M»|zp____uMch “Mm ny _developed in Canada. The Minister.

ulatcr from London to South Africa, Capt, Jas.MolIison, British trans- io' :atlantic flicr, points out his proposed route on a map. Mollison husband l me

Amy Molilson, u;so a noted ocean filer, hopes tobeat his wife‘s speed muse in industry and °°""“°r°°

Toklo.

Labour felt 'thin alrbodifs in employment field particularly

l-he , -T“l'*3“¢S*’ f°"l¥“ °“l°° at cial duties finds time to write books

travel, of which he lms over a score

;_ . _ - i the

A B T | V I T I Royal Society of Canada, the senior

ilcarnecl organization of the D0-

Huesca and which is rcgzirdtd as

Culmdmn m5t0ry_ biography and, vital to fulfilment of Govcrnnienl

ihopes or organizing v'e.sl~‘;vc dr-

, . rep

` " L ' .' ii'

r six years und at plcscnt fills troops blew up a railroad bridtrfx

l“gh o‘ll<e of President of the after .swit,chlng two locomotives

d two frei.':lit cars onto it.

Civil authorities clisclofnd they

record for thc hop. ` S

Scores Address Uf Premier' King

Drily Notes Mr. King’s “Kindness” I

hould be called upon for`sugges-

iz- - ____ tions. So a National Advisory Board

was formed and from it two com-

' mittees, one to investigate the

problem confronting the young

men between 18 and 25, and the other to deal with women general-

lv.

The function of these committees ns to formulate a. policy which ould relieve the immediate situa-

:ri;': . ;t_*T_.;-;;:;;: f__;_;':

(Continued on Page 3)

ncrease Noted In

Mrs. H. S. Henderson was elected

prssldcnt of the Charlottetown Wo- mens Music Club at the nnnuni dlnncr and general meeting last night. Other officers elected were: Mrs, G. E, Full, vice-president; Miss Margaret Sterns. secretory; . Mlm 'Gwyn Fry, treasurer; Mrs.

BY GEORGE IIAMBLETON

(Canadian Press Staff Writer) (C.I'. By Guarilian‘s Special Wire)

GENEVA, sept. 30-tC.P.-Cable)

-The Joulnil des Nations at Gcnei n. ctiltorlally reviewing spcrclies before the League of Na- lloir; As.'~c1n‘niy, comments today on thc “profound divcrgenccs in the coiiccpllnn ul thc role of the Lcuguc of Ni\tiox::;" ns cxprcsseti by dele- gates from lhe 11rlti:;li Dominions.

It rc-liiurks that W. J. Jordan said

New Zaeilnlitl is rcniiy to impose economic uni even lnilllary solic- tions if neccs.'aa1'y against an agres- ser.

Mount Asama

in Eruption

Bulletin

enormous quantities o ashes which swept over the countryside, damag- ing viliages and, towns 50 miles distant- . V

The active volcano is

100 miles northeast of here. -over-looking the seaside resort of Karui- zawai- l‘ ‘

In Assur-ing Assembly Of Can- ada’s “One-Way Policy Of Fi- delity To The _Covenant.”. '

- 1.1

TOKYO, Oct.1 (Thurs- day) -- (A- P-)-Accom- panied by terrific rumb- ling, Mount Asama be- gan erupting at 10-26 a- m., today (9.26 p-m- Wed-

nesday AST)» emitting

"It is a clear position if cver_

then- was one," says thc Journal,

cannot say thc same thing of Mr. Mackenzie King. The delegate of Canada says that in thc opinion of his Government it is ncllhcr pos- sible nor necessary to amend the Covenant. Yet he belicvcs that without modifying the text one can abnndon the policy of sanctions l against an nggressor ns unrcalisublc, i that one can abandon the provis-

ions of article X.

"Ho\v can these ubandonmenls,

which only make the Covenant n scrap of paper, be rcconcilcd with the declaration of Canndaks fidelity tothe fundamental principles of thc Covenant? That is what Mr.

Mackenzie King forgot to explain.

"0ne- Way” Fidelity

“lic had however the kindness to

assure the Assembly that Canada not only refuses to take part in action against any aggrcssor but only reserves freedom of action. That means doubtless that when Canadian interests are at stake Canada will not forget .she is a member of the League and appeal for assistance from other members. A one-way policy of fidelity to the Covenant."

The Joural dos Nations further

refers to Stan`ey Bruce, the Aus- tralian delegate, as sharing the view of the Canadian Prime Minister that the League can be strengthen- ed by arbitrarily choosing the ar- ticles which a state member in-

tends or dass not intend to apply.

"‘A' rather strange conception."

ltki\lloJournAlMlNl“0Mi

l, ...__ _Ae-.-_--, _-_,,,.. . -fr~*"r~"- L - ~~-~ '

_.H

Gonstructiun Work

'ronoN'r‘o_ sept. ao-<cP>-sep- mbsr building colitracts awarded

throughout Canada totalled $16,- 558,500 compared with $14.743,100 ln Scpteniber of last year, a gain

dos Nations, , which proceeds: "One ' °f 12-3 P" cent" “"°°"dl“3 to fig'

ures compiled by MacLean Build- ing Reports, Ltd.

Ontario led with $6,645,700 while

British Columbia reported $3,042,- 700: Quebec $2.878,200; New Bruns- wick $2,148,200; Nova Scotia $629,- 700; Mlanitoba, $555,100; Alberta $297,400, Saskatchewan $274000 and Prince Edward Island $87,500.

Contemplnted new construction

for thc first. nine months of 1036 totalled $210,771,400 as compared with $l85,027.400 in the same per- iod of 1935, an increase of 13.9 per cent.

TENDERS ACCEPTED

OTTAWA, Sept. 30-(CP) - On behalf of the Minister of Finance, the Bank of Canada announced at noon today that tenders had been accepted for the full amount of $25,0000,000 Dominion of Canada treasury bills due Dec. 31, 1938. The avenge discoimt price of the ac- cepted blda wus $99,829.18, and the

Athur Roper, convcnor of the pro- gram committee.

The retlrilig president, Mrs. K S.

Rogers, in her report reviewed the yenr‘:, activities of the club. Since it was oganlzed in 1920 with seven members it had grown to a mem- bership of 130, Mrs. Raugcrs saicl in a brief review of lhc growth of the organization.

Reports were read by l\Ir.=. Arthur

Roper, vice-presirlent; Mrs. A. B. Cosh. secretary; and lVi'r.=. Fr:\ii:'es Holi Trainor, treasurer.

Vctcs ol' tlianks for courtesics cx-

tended during the your were lszati- crcd Lt.-Governor Drl3lois and l\ir.\'. DcBlois; the guest artists who :ls- sistcd at the fortnightly progr:im.<; and Mr. Tiiciiiti and thc staff of the Crumriian National Hotel.

Last. nights dinner mul merli

were held at the C.N. iintel ri were ntlcltdcd by active mcriihei

of the club.

I ii l

l.\`

l l Cl

__ _¥_as_. A __

0n‘ Lord Tweedsmuir ‘

TORONTO, Scpl.. 30- léslievcd n

sinners meet not as two national n lgroups but as one complete body. th T pledged to decide lhr questions that . _l come before them fairly and impar-

~ ` to his credit. He organized the Can- f@1lC@S f0I‘ liimlrld _

:uunn Historical Association, edltcdl The r¢‘D0rt sind rout im; the Canadian Geographical Journnli completed uhen 1. Go\c~nn:e . fo _.,~ , _

' minion. Ho has 11150 liven NSUOHHI had siarlecl removing orphans of

R E V I E W E D_Prc5idcnt ofthe Canadian Authorsimf- Q),-11 Wm- and Cm|d,.,,,, of ul

il\-%0C12lli0ll- 'litiamen fighting at the front, gr

The International Joint Commis- 1,0

Valencia and other places of S

A Dodge Sedan containing two

young men and a five gallon keg

of rum was seized by R.C.M'.P. last night following a tlirlfllng chase. The car .s\vcl'\‘cd into the mich when it attempted to turn west ln- to Union Road from St, Peters Road.

The police cinie upon the Dodge

the east of the exhibition.

ounds, The car inimedistcly

peecied off closely followed by tho

im, Consists of six membe,-s_ th,-ee safety on the M__d__(___m__mn police. On the St. Pfoers Road the

l Canadians appointed by HL; Majesty comp ithe King and three Americans ap- i pointed by the President of the : United States. There ure two Secre- ltnrics, one of whom has charge of I the Canadian offices in Ottawa and

iihc other ol the American oflioes h

Wushinl_;ion. The six Comlnls- W

nounccci also than 1:';ii:.~pcrtaiioi1 nd been uiruligrd for .ill \:i:..'--ns

The minister of tht- Interior nn-

. [0

antlng to evzu,-lmlc Spf-czzil wer-l

rough the army zr»itc.< t" Official bililclins zcl»f.rii~d from

f\l

her fronts:

mid appeared to be making a safe

_`._I,Em_“_ I,ER,`,"TS lgrl-a\\'liy when it took the ditch

. I and was immediately seized by the

police anti the occupants arrested.

Roni \vl1\>:‘. the Dodfc

‘ . .- ~ i\- a .-

ms ___(___e _)__(__m____d ___ ___,_uv__ _,Wm _L_ll<l.u tlnmagrd .ii a co....< on with

Con.<l.il>lr.< N. A. Sliavx. P, F

citive cor pulTc(l away in the dust;

mir turnintr into the St.

maize the tuin h.ld a rear mud

e Dotlve.

orri- :intl W. E. Gillis made

l tially and ivillioul. national bias. It

ofthe Commission and of the men l l who muiac up its personnel that, as d

l Mr. Burpec poinlccl out. in the whalt- history of tho tribunal not a M013 1%" l='”““l “L ("’“l"‘"7""

lof the inuliilily of the Commission- M

l(.‘.l’. By (iuardimvs Special Wire)

scrvativcs for 11 years und former

r D- D- Preni‘cr Dr J T M Anderson to-

e tiny announced his retirement from

ioliiitxs.

ilic 29-year rulc of ihc Libcrnis in

_--__ ‘Provincial politics. said he wouici

Insurgents ziguin :ltiiit-iwtl l3illJ.u\. _

on the Buy ol' l3i.\<~:\g.', bu* B,i.<que . efenders llclcl théiz- 111:.. . Forces ur.<l.'r tic;.wr.ii limllzo

n singular trlbutc to thc calibre

iillcn Go\'i‘l'lillicli'. l/!'f'c.s l'\'uiiiir‘r- _

ClL<'l;<‘tl in .<t<~p ii l";1-.pi ;\.l\;1llc-A. ‘

The Govcrlilllclll. l‘i';>orL~~tl ukol

its airplanes looscti ai l>»i~iill>:i;'tl- liiem on lin.-tel.-', p.>..;1ioii.. nl

n,f;lv case has fullrn down beczulsc

-< to uarcc upon a reasonable

l(`onlinucd on Pune 'il

_ lim g, lil -

;Maquo<l.\ ;;l;il ’l'.i.i-.'i~:.i lil: l.:\. l Ro ', nlolil l ' 'l’.l1iv.r:t Al.i.'l:';tl

l1lgli\vn_v, hui limi 1n.~:i:',;<-liz ;il.\i.v.< I had lxiuibrtl s<>el.ili.-1 r.nici,-:'.i;~:i- _ lions nl. Siltfa Crllv. llrl ltcI:nn.~l‘. 1 on thc lvfnfiihi-M.|qlio<?;i lli.'li'.'. |_v.

ask. Conservative l Leader Retires

('0.\"l`l.\`Ifl5 .~\l)\`.»\N`(`l~I

ZW; l

TOLEDO, SPAIN. Sign. lll‘-- |

Ill.elll'gclit Col‘.ql.ll'l`o1'.\‘ ol 'l`u1.:i~\ tonight dcel.=.rc<l ihr_\‘ had tilzion Crovcrinnrni force.; from Illc.<t'.i.~.

only '22 milf--, from I\l.ilil‘lfl

Tllcir rffur l1u:\r<i n1"‘li.<llc.-ll_'.'

wiped out .~mt1ez~cti. (`r<-'.'f‘l'lll\\<\li

nr.;-_~:-_. 'Mfr :':f T ; "iff: ' ' . `

Sl\SKA'l`()1)N_ Stink., S6111. 20 ~<C. .l--Leutll‘r of S;x.<l::\tcliewt\n's Con-

Dr An<lcrson_ who in 1029 broke

l('ot‘.linlieii tn Price 'J' 1

it sock to rciuin the party leader-

.~l ll"lil`t‘.

to be the first instance in Ciinntlw

fship ot a Con.=ervnti\~e rally in

of the coni'c1-mont of the doctor of i R divinity degrrcc on a laynian, tliitl honor will bc received by Boron Twccdsmuir, Governor-Gcnernl oil canada ,from victoria Unnei-.~;ily,l Oct. 10 at thc celebration of the 100th anniversary of the instilli-

averagc yield was .686 per cent.

tlon's royal charter.

Anq7"un¢it7iaTm.e

zginn to be held Oct. 28.

ll_\\v.-.'\'l - -- '_ ~- -~- "35

\vli;i_f r-ne. er.c'ol»\v_ OF 'YHE O\.\)~Fl§%Hl0NED (qui. \Nl-lo F/-\il~lTED

pg( A T/\.ouSE?

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fresh viimls. .~l\i\`iing to casts.-rl_vv |\:\r\lv eionily and cool! l"`"llf\l‘|.\

folloneil by :-Iionrrs.

'mliowro s px. so .Cin .\lnn~

mum nud nixlxiniuni l:mp:r.1‘urc.s

i (lr'»\olr.- his full time to a private position. lic recently was appointed

Mnnngcr of the Saskatoon branch y of a life insurance company. l

Canada lit 1926

The former prcniicr said hc would _

(C. P. By Gunrdimrs Sp:-i-ini Wu-rl , 0fI'I‘AWA, Sept. 30 Sw;-r.<i.l:iz

thc term “\'ollini:\r_\' p.\l'ci:liim»<l": as a substitute for "birth cnnlr-.il"_' the committee on ci‘an;;vl~..sn'l '\.ul

social service l<><l.\_v i~\ri.nnrlcngle'i-

Economic Level

Birth Control f’ _ -..,.

"SAl.Alld'

TEA

D94

,_l, cover;

to the central council of the Uiilwil Church of Canada, approval of birth control and sterilization re- solutions,

The committees prop.. .\i_ if

adopted. would put lhc churrh on record in favor of c.\l.iliIi.»liiii.~n~ of

birth control clinics and lf‘,.\l:",a-_ tion of sterilization lm- those seeking lt in their own interest and

GENEVA, Sept. 30-(C-P.-Cable)

-Economically Canada has now re- covered to the general of 1926 which is regarded as the average postwar l year ` ‘ The world economic survey for _ 1936 by League of Nations experts l reaches this cdncllision as it cites indices of Canadots economic re-

ufor the protection at the pubiioul

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