MAXIMS m’ f‘ MAXIMS MERE MAN H°F A ———— MERE MAN Who begins and docs not and tom hi! 1'3"“- lletter fortune in g, Wflg than . with l wife. : _ _ Covers Prince Edward Island Like the Dew

rlottetnwn‘ Guardian Two Cont!

‘Mm, oii-train, Founded um

TWO tray’ , FRENBli Pin

llZtEP 5d illlll‘ RESERVATIUllS J

Outcome 0f German Protests to llizidrid Awaited ~— Portu- guese Revolt Un- founded.

(By rlndrue Herding, Associated Press Foreign Staff)

(i. I’. lly Guardian's Special Wire)

ROME, Aug. 21-—!<‘1scist Italy io-

nirlii. officially prom-sod to ban llTliS shipments to Spain if the other European powers would

pledge themselves to do likewise.

Accepting — with reservations - ihe French neutrality pact. Premier iiussnllnrs Foreign Minister (‘ount GiliPIlllf) (‘iano guaranteed that his govirnment would place an em. birzn on shipments ci’ arms, mu- iil.l’ill§, war materials, airplanes and hips if the other powvrs toil line.

(‘i.ino, who made the decision public after a long conference with the i-‘reneh Ambassador Count Charles de Cinmbrun, appended to the pact a declaration dealing with “Indirect interference."

This was taken to mean public uihscriptions or enrolments of vol- unteers by a foreign power to aid either oi’ the Spanish beiligcrents.

Imily also agreed that the em- birgo would be applied to cori- earts already in force.

Italy also favored rtciprocal no- lillCItllOIl by the powers of all measures taken to further the arms embargo.

The “indirect interference" clause Ciano insisted must be fully cov. cred by any neutrality poet.

The Italian government also de- tlared that to make the accord binding European notions which manufacture nrins should be in- ciudcvi This would apply to such toun irs as Czechoslovakia.

‘The points of agreement defined in ,1 communique issued by Cizuio liTlTI

1. Prohibition of shipments or iIfiilFlls of arms.

2. Application of this to con- tract now iri the course of ex-

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ey Beach Lodge.

“liniiec, Bra. L-G25l-8- J-‘li

Tuesday. Aug, Zoth.

"Come to the Ice Cream Festival and Dance. Bristol School, hionziziy. August 24th, L-Bitill-li-ZU-lil.

"Dance at 1.0.01‘. Ilull_ liicn-

I'll. Admission 35c. l L-tLJTi-ii-lll-Zi l

nee in Peakes Hall, Monday. l 21th. Peakels Oirhrslin. L-til53-ii-‘J0-3i. l

lgan. Iimspitzil. Wehstcnsl L-6l37-8-l9-122.

"ftinomfield Hall, Auotrt 24th - by Rev. W. E. Me xnghnn, 1i Mite Bay. L628G-B-22-li

_“St"vc:i Miie Bay. Tuesday Aug- ll‘ h. Card party. Lunch served. -li-2'.l-2i

"B911 Dlenic at. B?ll‘s Point.

for» Traverse on August 26. All "t" - and relatives welcome Bas- 14-6261-8-2211

“rig-ill Game, Festival and Dance A‘ -v~~ew'art, Wednesday August 26. "en-m Mt. Stewart Athletic Club. 16238-8-22-25

Cream Festival on Tryon um- lterian Church groiuids, Sat-

"Y evening, August 22nd. 15239-8-22-11

G3?“ not miss the Athletic Meet, nmnlwmwn. next Wednesday after- s“i"‘ "be we time between iith h‘ Mid Stewart's Bakery. L-625Zl-8-22-2l .. M, M“ I; Cream. Dance. etc, in u“ -yAHarb:r on Wednesday ev- mofi-‘blugust 26th. If weather un- lng c will be following even- ‘ L-6249-8-22-3l.

iicome w I

t _ ce Cream Social SaYlAL-zs Bfltmh McDonald's on Mon- m Meillllns. Auzust. 24th, in aid of M,‘ * 19k IXBl-ttule, and Pdwttill

August 25th, l f -

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CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 1936

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“Lord Lancaster” On Vagation

""51""! "w secrecy “Rounding King Edward's Balkan cruise, the

Ph°l°5'“l'h" “ails him after leaving the palatial Nahiin. Lilllchstfir." is walking with his private secretary at sibenik, the sea- rLrt-“tgwir of Jugoslavia. ,

The Kfng, travelling under

chartered yacht

the incognito of "the Duke oi’

Rebels Launch Drive On Madrid

Fierce Attempt Will Be Made To

Take Capital, Officers Say-Ter- rific Barrage Precedes Advance.

(By Robert Parker» Associated Press Foreign Staff) (A. l’. By Guardian's Special Wire) PAMPLONA, Spain (By Courier to French Frontier). Aug. ‘ll-The “big push” on Madrid was launched by ‘the rebel northern army at dawn today.

lliilitary headquarters at

columns atop the (iuadarrama Mountains

said three rebel

Pamplonzt northwest of the

loyalist capital had opened their long-awaited drive. The rebel forces included Moorish troops brought from the southern armies of General Francisco Franco,

regulars- Fascists and (Jarlists. A terrific artillery barrage by land Rebel officers said the push

planes began the advance.

" lmmmi“ A“? 34m" Ellmws‘ would be halted after severa

batteries and air-

l miles to consolidate po-

siiious. and then would be resumed in ll. fierce attempt “to

take the capital within a short time.” Simultaneously, rebel forces on _ l front launched a heavy drive at Hernani and Lasarte, a

the San Sebastian

short distance"fromlhtiberaieged and shattered city.

Police tialled To Gurh Picketers

\VINNIPEG. Aut§~ 21~P°11°° were eailcd to curb lllckcl/"s "'1 two {or company premises here to- day where st..ikcs have been m effect for the past two wiecks in nn effort to win union recognition nncl iilt‘l‘.‘il.\t‘(l yiay. -

Water was hurled from inside the building out.) pickcteis at i111‘ Hurtlg Fur Company". Police re-

l

Strikers were ordeicd to cease

outside the premises of the Iteich Fur Company.

ilad Relatives

DORCHESTER, N. B., Aug. 2i A veternii of the Great Wur. lint-rt‘ C. Buck. 42. died licrc today tol- lowing o. long illness. lie ivus a member of the 145th New Iii-uns- wick Battalion, having gone ovcr- seas with the unit in i016.

He is survived by his wife. a son and daughter. his mother. Mrs. H. T. Buck, Charlottetown. two broth» ers n-nd two sisters, including Mrs. Win19! MUCH-l, Cbfllottelaw»

MINp-ii-fl-ll 4

stored ordtr. l

shouting when they were picketinll l

VALLADOLID, Spain. Aue- 21- Vastly reinforced r. brl troops startrd forward today in the Citad- arrmna hiountaius in an effort t0 tighten a noose of steel around Madrid.

Rebel htnciquurtcrs were shifted here from Burgos and advance troops of the \\'ell-arined, well-dis- ciplined army were prepared to march tomorrow on the Sonioslerra. mountain front almost within sight of the capital.

Rcbel leaders said their forces niunliercd 200,000 in the northern tirovluces alone, swelled from $.- 000 in mid-July. General Milan As- trny, one-eyed fcundei" of the Spanish Foreign Legion. rcvicivetl 2.000 fighters who will lend the at- tack against lwidrids northern gutcivay.

The youthful "Finngistas," com- posed of the Fascist troops of Jose Prlnio De Rivera, son of the late Spanish dictator, included many pretty yioting girls dressed as men.

While the staff of General Emilio

, w. lil‘.r"'ti. 1.1 "kn. l" lihflrloilfllflw" , ".2"... :.".:,.".

motorcade. southern Nbcl columns luv-re reported to have consolidated

their lines. l 'l‘hi-,v were reported to have l reached it jun tioii in their tiortli- ,wai"<l drive ziizniust Madrid at , Loin. wc~l of Granada. Rebel lenders said they established fuil

coininuuicntinzi for the first time lrtwren lli" :~0‘.illlt'l‘l'l citics of Seville and (trinada and the arm- l ics in the field.

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1936 Show Most Suc-

Officials Say.

the most successful week in its his- tory. Record crowds. thrilling horse racing programs, outstanding ex- hibits and a. high class vaudeville contributed to the success 0f the show.

Yesterday saw the final events in the four-day harness racing pro- gram run of! and last night c. spe- cial horse show was held. Between the vaudeville acts the leading owners of winning horses imddriv- ers and grooms of winning horses were presented with pr‘zes by Col. l". A. MacKlnrion, President of the Association. As each mm came forward he was introduced to the audience who applauded generous- ly. After the presentation the men the management and Chariot-te- town.

A fine fireworks display wrote finis to the program.

Vaudeville actors and actresses started packing last night as sOOfi as the show was over. They leave today for the mainland and their next engagement. The Bicycle Girls go to the fair at Bangor, Maine; the Globe of Death goes to the Scramplon Far, Penna; the Moreen ‘Iroupevicnve for the Lock- fort, N. Y., fair and Torellfs circus goes to Sprinzficld. Mass; Jack Diver remains until the first of the Week with the Lynch Midway which will operate at the Exhibition grounds this afternoon and tonight.

Charlie Chamberlain will prob- nblv sing at Exhibtlons on the mainland.

On all sides during the show complimentary remarks were heard regarding the great intprovementm the plant and the clean un-to-date appearance of the grounds.

Last. nlizht the management ex- pressed their thanks to all who in any way contributed to the success of the show and their appreciation to the public for their generous pat- ronage ivhieh made the show an outstanding success.

Special Horse Show

Robn Iiood, ridden bv Mr. Raoul Rcjvmcnd of Southport, and Pat- reirt Givendolyn, ridden by Miss Yvette Reymond, were winners of the pair class in the special horse shoiv.

Second prize in the event went lo Princess Marina. ridden by Mr. hi, B. Zwickcr of Halifax. and Up- ton Melody, ridden by Mr. Hugh Obyrnc of Halifax. Glorious Ad- miratlon.‘ ridden by Mrs. wit’. Den- nis of Halifax, and Melody Mite. ridden by Marv Obyrne of Halfnx, tmle third nri c:

(Continued on page i0)

‘Fear Religious War in tihina

EXHIBITIUN lIUNBLUBED LAST NIGHT

cessful Ever Held,

PrlnCB Edward Island's big i936 Exhibition closed last night, after

gave three cheers and n. tiger for

13 Millions lOMWMW Contributed By Sovietj

PRllllllTEll ill TllRllNill BURPS

Major and Mrs. Siev- ens To Be Succeeded Here By Adjt. and Mrs. Chas. Lynch.

(By Ramon Blardoney Associated Prom Foreign Staff)

MADRID, Aug. 2l—About 200,- 000,000 francs (approximately $l3,- 000,000) was donated by citizens of Soviet Russia to the cause of the Soctalist-Communtst Spanish Loy- alists, it was disclosed today.

This became known publicly when the loyalist Premier, Jose Girla Pereira, thanked Michael Koldzov, editor cf the Russian newspaper Pravda, for the sym- pathy of the Russian people.

(The Pravda is the official or- gzin of the Russian Communist Party).

Whether the sum contributed by Russians had been actually trans- ferred to loyalist coffers was not made known, but the Spanish Premier mentioned the figure in his address of thanks.

As the opposing battle linesl strengthened their crescent-shap- l ed front along the Guadarramit l Mountains northwest of Madrid, , the Government proclaimed pro- , gress of its forces on several see- l tors. ' - Colonel Julio liiaiigada reported l ' victories at Navalperal. Other re- l ports asserted government loyalists forces had captured Capse, near Zaragoztt, imd surrounded the city of Huesea further ncrtli of Zar- agoza.

The loyalists also proclaimed a Steady advance by their forces on Palms, the capitol of the Island of Mallorca.

"Although there has been heavy flrrtitinc." Capt. Bayo of the Mull- orca expedition reported, ]Q_yn]j5f,5 “'91? DIX-Will: forward rapidly. the.r ranks swelled by descrtirig rebels.

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(C. I‘. by Guardian's Special Wire) HALIFAX. Aug. Zl-"The em_

MAJOR STEVENS

Major and Nirs. W. B. Stevens oi the Salvation Army, Charlottetown Corps, have received intlmai/on

Corps, Toronto,

ily cu Wcdncs 11y Itcxf-

The farewell services will take plncc at the Army Citadel tomor- row (Sunday).

Atljutant and Mrs. Charles Lynch, Woodstock, N.B., will succeed Major and Mrs. Stcvciis in Charlottetown.

hfajor and Mrs. Stevens arrived hcre from Fredericton, N. 8.. as Acljutanls on June l8, 1933 and were honoured with pro- motion to the rank of__MflJ°T about a year ago. Their per- incl of r. "vice in command of the Charloitrtrvn-n Corps. has been a year and tivo months lonilol" "m" is customary" fir officers lo remain plcyment situation in the Mnrl- here. n fact which has been a mat- time Provincs was more favorable l“r of satisfaction both to Army than in other parts 0i the Duinin- l i" ‘ Pl lie‘ Tllitl l’) (‘lll/dms 2°““"“ll-v- ion, Hon. Norman McL. Roazers, l M l‘ and .‘ ". Stevens have lah-

Fcdeial hfinisteiir of Labor. said tot ed iii ie;ili‘~,- to maintniiithc of efficiency and

today following conferences with ll""-'l‘ ~“lf"l~'l»l"‘l . the Pfflntpfg 0f Nfw Brunswick l5‘ ice for which tlic Salvation anti New, spot“ l It w is, noted throughout the

Accumpririirti by A. B. Purvism chairman of tire National Employ- . mcnt Bureau. thc Feticral Minister _ held a conference with Prince Ed- ‘l in n “ as v ward 151mm Government Offlcms _t l\,c.".\c\'t‘l'. that lhcy iiipiilrl be cahed yesterdwz . to where ill ‘creator rc-

Axrivinyr in Halifrix l)\‘ 1ilnnc from 5i find nmjlfllill$glllsullfl

’ v . . , 1,, .._. ,, Charlottetown today, Hon. Mi. ._h "my Wm Mk9 wnh

in the day he incl Prcmici" Angus ‘,

L. Macdotinltl of Nova Scotiu and , , Ypftilllliil’ Bracken

(Iirllier officials at the Province ouse.

The only information the Mln- l ister would give out before board- l lug a ‘plane for Saint John and Fredericton was that "we have

S. A. UFFIBERS?

their promotion to the Yorkvllle for which appoint- ment they will leave with their fam-

Rogers conferred wi‘h Pl'(‘llilL‘l‘ A. ; l» _ .

A. Dysort of N;w BlfllilSlVlCii, who " W‘ WWWJZB“

was in Halifax for the Canadian f

Bur Association convrnlion. Later ‘Tfialm '

Anna! Suiineription Delivered “.00 _ D7 lail Canada and U. l. l; “I

ALIVE ila ims

2 Companions ‘ In Mine Prison

PAGES

l Death

Tells Story Of

Entombment

VStirring Climax To Three Day Entombment.

(Copyright 1936 By Tlic .i\ssm~iateil[ , (By Al Dopkins, Associated.

Press)

(A. P. By) Guardii-ins Ripeci.il‘\\'ir)ei press, Staff ‘yr-non . " I . d‘ _ ,. i ‘ . MQBF I,L;,L~,_U;},°;A ;~-,_,;, xioiznnti, m... Aug. 21 .. Md s,,,,h,.,,,,,.,¢, ,j. —T\vti coal miners-one of

.. c. , cue from a collupscd coal Iii‘ e. l "ivhich two (‘Ollllllillifiills llt‘ was told to the Associated Pr ~ tonight by‘ A. W. .\'ieCziiin, one u!

l. ihcm apparently little the t ~ worse for his three-day or- (it‘Zll—-\\'Ql'8 rescued alive late the two survivors: ‘Why in"? 3 l-filfdddllcd illn- "It must have been four o'clock liel in which four were Im- (Tucstlziyi when I learned that thc pyiguncd I)" a mincfionupse fire had broken out. . ', . "The others were back in F u e s d a) "fi“"°‘{“~ but tunnel getting ready to shoot, dfllih hfld lilkfll H1011‘ 60m- (clizirgcs of blinking powder). I panions. hfacled icr the shaft and sow the‘ “Hm-e I “m boys I can flames overhead. It was usciess to . ., p. _. f "_ go back and warn them. They had , hike n‘ cued '70") (“hold A‘ fired four shots and were nlreudyl ‘l- Iliccllilll" Oldest 0f the coming toward me. entombcd miners, as rescue “We used the old Illilli‘. trick of; workers “firmed their ‘ynv goinv fill‘ buck lll tinollici" tunnel‘ I ‘. ' ' ttliuhono in which resellers ftilllitl- "trough 'l_ dehll§packed them) and barricaded ourselves, mine Shaft into the tunnel against the fire damp. ‘ prison 0f the quartet. "We were there for a couple oii Hi; “vim, com - . l » PZIIIIOII. hours. When the air started to set», _ _ . _ _ u. little stale, Stouer mid Dzuncronl Dunn‘?! Sckum‘ com“ not on tEciward Stoner. n. and George T.l the urine. was scrawled un- Damcron, negro, the two nicn who‘ conscious at his feet. Th6 - ~ l kf ~ . .. . -~ .' 1 5mm“ W» i° l°° °‘ illlllllS» Edward sinner, J14 ' 2G. and George T. Damernn, were hud-

“It must have been l5 hours be- _)__ bumcadc- ..t-_vear-old negro.

fore I went over our _ again looking for miter. sexton died In death at the rear of (Dcinmer Sexton, 3T, the otnei" the Liowfont tunnel__‘.ictimg

survivor) was in pretty bad shape v and ‘wouldn't come with me. of dead‘) black damn

“Down the tunnel I found a bucket with n drink of water in it. _ TrZtppc-d Tut-stray I took that. Stoner had said there qtlaffitigblorkriflle Pm“? lfmd lam, was a jug full of ivntci" beside the flruvsdl‘. fin: slim‘; ltiiny m two“; pony emmpmd “vim the. rhino sulierstructuiv bollsetllggd e men . , ' ‘ ' . 5mm“ by m“ i285‘ The. rescue‘ was leomplét-ed) ‘this. "I “m m“ “Mir mld Wm‘ mrk afternoon as Wflflfi‘ miners picked l” 5mm“ W" mll-‘L h“? lmml their wnv lllfOllgiiltlll‘ last of the “WW 36 noun‘ mm“? I “mid gm‘ l tumblctl moss and cleared a small Sexton to move around with me.‘ finch“: mtg n“, tummy m‘ ‘"15 "WY “"10 l A crowd of 4.000. friends of tho "I could hear the men working l mmcrs and c, ~ up ill the kliaft. - “I triundcd on the timber and tried to make them hear me. Il '—--~ gucss they didn't. ‘ “We didn't have any idea what time it vats. Sinner was the only, mun who had a watch-and itl

stopped." l t

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OTTAWA. ilui’. Canadians lrrc and we t any pcrxuriinitiii; iiu" dictate out" iicienct- p claret! Difence .\I.ui-"ter Inn .‘.i c-

spectators sent: .

i been exchanging views for the pur- pose of formulating plans to meet. lthe situation adequately.“ He will

(A. I‘. By Guarigls Special Wire)

(C. P. By (iuardiaifs Special Wire) WINNIPEG, Aug. Zid-Election of

‘Pit-inici- John Bracken, head of

kenzii- tnday. couvucutiiic Oil the report" oi a spec‘ lil Tow" h" ‘ Lord Ifiibnnk, l(l"lil

SHANGHAL Alli 2l—-TTfldll»l0l'l-l meet Plfw Brunswick officials be- Vp .. b -. 11 . pp- - --. o‘- British Central t‘ imhcr ' Til r'e:"..".o. nl enmity between Moslems and‘, w" returning l0 Qilflwil- ‘o,-l,x,l,\,l,lfjr,{w1ttlliilcfl delfgigzligfslglblfittgtldn Liixerce. mm iciiiiuiii; slwi .,-,.~,,, @033; Ciliilefifi in Cflltffll 55m threatened.‘ M m Th,‘ b“ conqumcncv was con g\'lllll(‘l‘ill)llll\' 0t tlllllili tonight. to burst into flame. Mod L0,,‘,'f,h, ‘ ' ' ' event DI ivnr. l‘ ‘ Press) Dispatches from Stan tChanguni‘ ' c i . " ' . lBFlllllll wcr- i " simimum iin Shensi province indicated the Tlygltgaénflillngl lCZllllldu. could ' kct p oir. "H; ,,,‘._x._n,.,,,, ‘,._,_‘,,,.._,,._,C. 15mm‘ Hm“ whlch arming‘ cw“ Bracken. 2.86:i:’Georse B. Main-. "I “hmlm i. H" D" *" 5“ 5° ,war may flare. with religious dlf- e “bu-lug Conwrvallve 19b2, Minister riecln ,- 3-1 44 lfcronces running the flame’ might p In Rlupcrtis Land constituency , hmlk 5mm“ l‘ 5'3 55 lmlse {mm the Chmesbcommunlst where the oiilv other deferred el- ‘cmmlllmls “M” ‘ l) l’ ‘ 45 as advance fmm slkimB Pwvlnce w‘ _'*_ ‘Gallon was 110k‘! tom“, Oddm. 01M; affairs. I don't think arv person G9 a; ‘Wild Klms“ province w the nmm‘ (a P‘ By Gamma!" Special wk“) 1 sou Independent held a lead over l “mum mm" m“ [Rm numm‘ < 59 65 l Communists headed for Ntngsia WAQHINWTON. _Aus. Qlfificlw’ w‘ Konmffl“ Conswvfltiyfidcot. "- (llitl fl‘.'\"7)i';il 1o tril nz: 46 53 province. would traverse the east-i Cflllfldll-"Unlli-‘d 5m“ Wide nerve-l with Six of 20 P5113 mportcd the who. ~ tic." , . 52 56 om scctlon o; Knnsu in which the meat has drawn the interest of W‘, “w. 018,50“ 433. Kmbmv l Mr. Mnckciin- recalled ins‘ six ‘Qu bee 45 52 Moslcms reign supreme with on Etiropean nations. Secretary Roperl 263: ' ' "lCnnatiizm miltlsltirs were ill Croat. ‘Sam, Jam 43 o5 mnypchlnese hall-ed centuries 01d, of the Department of Commercel ‘Ilrxuin this suuitner. "And. he ‘Halifax 5g g5 " added, "we il‘l“ll(lt‘(l scrupulously Charloukmwn 43 54

lMajor Fielding ‘Appointed To Local Command

(C. P. By (iuanliaifs Special Wire) Aug. 2l-Promotiotts and five appointmciiis in the Can- adian militia have been announced | tonight by tho Department of Na-

OTTAWA.

ltional Defence include:

Mn]. P. S. fielding appointed in command the lst Medium Brigade, R.C.A., with regimental headquart. kbringing the total of the outlxeak

Fl Ii QPQRIBWZK _ ,1

said on his return from Europe to- day as he forecast neggotiation of; a reciprocal trade agreement’ be- tween Grent Britain and the Un- ited States.

The London Government, Rnpt said, is anxious to enter into sue a pact and ho held out the possi- bility oi’ trade pacts with Gcrnmuy and Holland. They too, he sutd.l were interested in this mcziiod oft dealing with the, problems of in- ternational trade.

Premier G odlio ut

QUICHFTF, Am, ll- lrecouut. in 1:11.: (‘ouuty —-" ~ "r-j leave Iliiioii National i‘.lll(il(llll\‘.l0§ QUTBRFAK SYKFMYQ leph liihidtinu u majority‘ of ‘llvotc

F1131". MHIL. Atlg. Zl-JC‘. P.) the Quebec f‘lf‘f“.ltlll.<.