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It b somewhat o! disaster to live near a. bad neighbor.

Covers Prince Edwardllsland Like thelltew

Charlottetown Guardian Two Cont. l Morning "uurdlnn, Founded I881-

Germany Preparing For Struggle Along The 02E Border

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

MANCHESTER. England. July 29-'1ll0 dllllomatic editor ofi the Manchester Guardian (Liberal) t0- ciay wrote that Germany is pre-

Pflflfl! for war along the Czecho-

Hoist Ca e Plun e l...) Feetg With 1%.? iron: by late next month or early in man Cargo.

YUUNGEEIIINING ENGINEERS ARE

September.

Official optimism concerning the "terrible l-iiflvity of the European A P. situation" is deceiving. he said, al-

BOUIKLAMAQUE, y though lttical and diplomatic ob- shitteri-li bodies of five young servers oped Viscount Runclmgn’; mjnlpg eiigrnccrs who plummetted mission to Czechoslovakia would to death lii a runaway hoist cage stave 01f the expected crlslg la the Lamaqui- Mining Company's "The evidence accumulates," he .\‘o. 7 shaft. today rested in a mor- Said. “that German uni-like pre~ iiiiry here tonight. parations on the Czechoslovak

The hoist cagi: plunged 700 feet frontier are such that Germany into the xliwmy depths oi’ one o! will be able. should she choose, to Quebec's largest gold mines and b98171 military ODETBIiOIi-sv toward was dusiii-d to pieces on a wood ihe end of August or early in sep- ind eonrrrtc bulkhead, killing ioni- tcliiber. hisiantlv anli ‘fatally injuring the "It does not follow that it is iemaiiii g victim. Germany's unalterable lilterition

Ean, tonight u jury under (‘on tner Joseph Dion Lcld an inquest ind foillni a vcrdict of ziccidciiial death. llosirnitn J. W. MacDonald "t5 unable to control

l by Guardian's Special Wire) Jul Zil-

u? g9 l0 War. But it seems suffi- flvllll)’ clcal‘ that she means to Yfilfill a state of military prepared- ness that will enable her to en- gage Czechoslovakia by the middle Officptember at the latest.

"lhe abruptness, indeed scam with which all German comments-I i911“ W166i- tlie Czechoslovalcs ‘minorities statute‘ l the ulieasniess felt ligril." deepen;

. irt time icw ell ll leads oi‘ miners to work leeii unihir liie surface.

Victims 0f Tragedy

t. i - J. either, iifiiltll: Ngw Mauretanm

b Launched At Birkenhead

BIRKBTNIJEAD, England, Jilly 28 mTlley launched the new Maure-

.l the mangled bodi s of l s \\‘.\$ W Clnrkc lsb - mo, who (lieu in h ‘t time later. licwat lid l-‘l i wi-rc married, Isblster tad Civil-tier betrothed.

lius Narrow Escape

Mew alum“, 5....“ the m. of tuliia. Loony amid tremendous pub- F-i‘ H‘ »‘\ll])i'l‘lllti2ll(i(‘l\l. Wliilillll 1.“: ‘lctlalllli ‘ma Smmell- “yes ‘Ill-lit’- Briu ‘lvrorito. About to step Mimic“ l9 “m” “m” Li"? ‘illlslles lilo Dem...“ “ll-nod “Sid, 0t craft on tlle Mersey the siren to L. , a load of d“. beside 0i the old iiiiiiretanla, oiicc “queen u“. mu.dncc_ m, Minn.“ to Uiriill: Ailillitic" and now broken sec up. Q “L. dye.) small“. 1mm I‘lic_llull of the 33,000 ton trails- slglil, 1i, H .- w,“ wporlpd m_ Atlantic lliicr irunciled down ‘the

Will's. greased with scven tons ol‘ talloiv, and ploughed several iiil_n- yarcls out into the mile-undo

rig from nervous shock. i zesisue workers descend-

Wi ‘sift iii another cage. Four mo“

ll)‘ d i. in the bellt steel i-ums of 5"” l’ "slum .

the. l paw kbs-biq. mounmt Lat v Bates, wife of Sir Percy Bales, cliallinilli of the Cunard

from internal injuries , . . ~ l), ppm 19h and ms Show.“ while blur Linc, stood on a filig-

drnped piaiilorln ot‘ Cainmcll Land's

ers bnicn, he was bfOLhlZli to the 4 . Burial-e axul curried to hospital. He -‘-“"i..l‘ll‘l Tccalled PM‘ iililrle“ i” re; fro; "Onsciougnlias L.,.,._.[1y and inc first Miiilrctania. with the hope lsk d ;..- -.- nan“... m" two d...“ llicy wuulil bc Pihfillil on 1o the

iiriv ship, as she performed the launching ceremony.

But that probably will be her only rrcorrl loi" she is not dcsignzd

T. lCllII) on. M .

S

.lul her two broth . ll. bcdstnlc when hc il-iccl.

‘Yul In ll‘ ii." ‘i ' rl b=-

icr .,.,,.,l;e...p,h§ ,l.:,l,l:\l“'_“no l“ to make the sliced of the urea. ,,,. m D,,1h.,u_..,_. Uniynr- Sco.il::li-l:ilil;_ liners, Queen Mary

= ‘iljll 1g §:\H\'j\i(\d bv his “qd_ anrl Queen lillzaibeth. The Maine-

hv mil m... chili; m5 body “>111 be i.i\ll.l.‘l will take her plaice ui the

express scrvlcc to and from Now Yuri; until tlio Queen Elizabeth, to bc launched in Sept/amber, is ready.

‘Inc hiiaurctulila is llLoildfld lor ilic luwcr- rlcad lourist. trade and

iclit a. liJllItlX tomorrow.

‘tragedy Cause Unknown

...—9.i_.__._2 __

. rt WA

strong and led

clean up the t.;wn while the main force pushed ahcoii on the road west to Alcaniz. ‘so miles‘ by air, o-t

by ro d carried out by ll! planes.

Many persons wcrc llljlllfti.

Stanlcigii were The nan-intervention agent, Al

Tia- inquest shed little light on l Jlvilllllt‘ cause of the plunge. {iistnwn NinnDtliald Hllfi itform;

is expected to make 22 knots bo- lmv inc spclzd of the extra-fare slop..- but siiii fast enough for a qulcl; crossing.

She- will accommodate 1,500 pas- sengers in ihrcc passenger classes -cabiii, tourist aiiu third and a feature of lier CUIIilFLICLIOII is the

(Continued on page Il, Col 3)

British-icascd Spanish port. Tarragona. was raided by an.‘

morning and by three

CHARLOTTET

in v ERNMENT nous PUSH PAST EANBESA

Danish Non-Interven- tion Agent Among Dead In Vlencia Bombing.

(A. P. by Guardian's Special Wire) HENDAYE, France. July 28-- The Spanish G0vcrnlnent‘s_ Catalonia army. led by a former stonemason, was reported tonic-ht to have pushed around and be- yond Ganciesa and well along, the road to Alcruiiz.

The day of _war also brought i111 Insurgent aerial bombardment _0f Valencia in which l8 persons, lil- cluding a Danish Non-Intervciitloii Observer" and _a Chinese cook aboard the British irclghter Kell- wyn, were killed. _

The Kellwian, just arrived from Marseille, France. to disclirtfgt‘ l1 cargo of sugar and coffee, was only slightly damaged. One hun- dred and fifteen bombs. in all. “we said. to have been unloucicii over the populous Mediterranean

city. similar attack on Tarragon“ caused widespread damage but the number of casualties was not known. v The Government did not claim actual occupation of Gairticsa, Ili- surgent General Franco; former regional headquarters and a link between the Insurgent Caialonzan and Mediterranean fronts bill lay within of territory surgents by the River offensive. Reports from Government's ririve had 24D square miles but other mwlms reached I-Iendaye adding the gains up to 193 square miles

Estimates 0t‘ the nillubci‘ _cf rlsoncrs takcli ranged bcitveen o,- 800 and 15.000.

A dispatch froln Barcelona _said that the "People's 0.1100

about 200 square miles regained from the ln- Ebro

four-day

Arniy“—-o' v Colonel Ellfillf‘. Lister, a G iali sionciiiasion when the war broke out. ‘.\‘.'(l years ago—had encircled Gliliclcsn. leav- ilig only enough infnntigvmcii to

a .

The Valencia bcilnbarlhueu‘. was‘ l-‘ll i

buildings, including ‘ii c

were wrecked in thc purl c

' I il0ll. ‘

Boliib fragments rake]. tliel decks of two British ships in poi-ti at the time, the Kellwyn and the; Stonleigh. Two sczinicn on the slighiiy" injured. b ‘t Moycll oi‘ Deiiniar, null 1h": liq wyns Chinese cook ulzxi ruiuiilig

for cover when they \\ kiilrd.

The Kellwyn is a s 1‘ ship of the iDellivyn ivliich ivns bombed and sunk yesterday at Gunilla.

The Spanish prcss ll.L‘l. v spill engined Junkers bombers ill IICIlikCln in

the afternoon. Tarragona L= a Cn-

IL grunt‘ amount of play space afford- [fireman seam“ Rum" 5Q “L19, ed, Shelia‘; l0 decks nnil ii power southwest of Bm-Ce1ona_ ' house oi two 85 ion {scorn \ah;‘0ls— _._.______ __ [hc largest. |_-\'ci' cons ruc t: 0i‘ B. v ll“i[, r D N, m M liner. _ By-electlon W011 m , N, l5 all“ ,7 if“ t. iici- twin screws of 25 tons each ‘ " ‘ "d5" bu" ' ' ' ‘ arc as bli: as ihc Queen Muir's Government

and her rudder weighs 90 tons.

"Slaiiic- ' ei lc, ‘ iris Monday. —-———— I r m) bE-13757-7-27-4l. "' , - (C. P. by Guardian's Special Wire) -———— lilooted QOIISEIVHIIVC LONDON, Jilly 28—-Tllt‘ East H‘ lit‘ (‘rullm and Dance in Iona N t. l (, .. r Willcfdetlii House ‘all cilgllllitllS Al. l.i<ia‘ lii ht. L-JTilfi-T-llii-‘zl. - " T’) rcma ne in ic oiisc. . I \ ig.---_ d’ Iona standing lftlffifl)’ ‘when S. Sol n11- " iv s‘. - ‘ ' tl Altai" """_" mers‘c_~ cc CfliCl .".iuri.i- r- ‘,l'l. 5*“ i l SIlLAfnh-Irllllalfiirliltlqs Siii- SUDBURIL 0m" July 2km?) Labonlin a striiiglit part3.‘ Clliliihil. “ii-Vi. lilo‘ llil. L-BTOT ‘l-Lltl-‘Ji -'C°ll"»'l'lll'~1"° it‘ R" J- Malllon Mr. Hauinicrsicy poled lilllilt) ' ---~ .ll1\'-l ll b"?! lll~"1l“7l§ Wm‘ Dr‘ K‘ voles 1112411115’. .1278 for lllfi Labor- " - to the (once Tl» “LU-l "l “ll-ml “'9'?”- Onl-i m” opponent. Ili the i935 general ll-h i .‘.;i.‘ lllLllt lat night. 1;r_ Rob was at tlic ciesileii D. G. Som.rv.ll:, Con this i/ichcstrit. I station as Dr. Miinion‘ lYM-sm scrvailve, rcccivcd 25.613 voids M.‘ Orltach. and 3.-

illluthill on hi~ war from Fort Wil- Illllll 1o Ottawa.

_ ‘Ilie mertlng of the two doctors L-3lli35-7-129-2i. on tile station platform lent 90ml’ lto runiu Dr. Rob‘). a former On- tario Ministcl- oi iicnlui. would be the iirlioiiiil oiilulllwl‘ I01‘ the 9°11"

Frvniivc Part)’. ___

use at lil‘lilb’.t"i.\\'il Tuesday. till 15c and 2m

“Dance Iiiirnc VTiicv lilill. Mon- ilill. August 2nd. Wt"i)ci|l‘l"n‘ muse. 14-11732-7413411.

"Kw Cream Festival. Bingo. 5i. .l.illll'S Ciiilrcli, Clcrxgc" lltlllii-iv. August lst. L-zliiua-z-su 2i

‘fmlllust 1st. St. Torus-A's Dra- fillliil" Club in Cardigan Hull. Dance 0 \\'i‘bstcr‘s Orchestra lifter p y.

14-3814-7-29-21.

"Collie to Ice Cream rind Dance in Fimcrnlil School, Tuesday, August i"il- Good orchestra. Ails-pices Women's institute. -

‘ L-IIBQOJ-Zii-B-l-i.

my The Associated Press) SHANGHAI, Jilly 29—(1"rldny)— Two columns ni Japanese inim- trymcii. struirizllnll i0 km) We '.‘.i\li Japuncsm marines in their

“Tfllflf-‘Pfi Will be YBCClI/Bil b)’ llrtve up the Yanrztse River toward enrol-shined up to August 1st for Hflnktflv, were engaged today in I sflifllil"? Nl“"°"'l°l' ‘ Klggsliia“ broad movement to ilniik thL-“(Ilhi-

“ ~"-. i rs. l. NIRWEWSAII. res - “(can line at the Tienkiachen- us- mi. W. I. l.-3B00-’7-29-2i. “on bmnlh J 1 Ms w“

H , "*‘-' ll , i nose pa ' kgllritlstlocl. . hauling Board thflugyllfgflnc “flnnbardments o; pun-Jug hcstock mm“ week or ilie new liiic of defence. centred pwxpki lst. at theuisual shipping o“ the ‘ubmcnzm Ymmw, ban-j. aYtI-riiooXInd M ‘clown. Monday lwic upriver from fallen Kiukianft

n‘ Monmglm cnrdmmL and iobout 100 inilcs from IIRIIIIOW.

n 1m‘ Sam“ st‘ Peters‘ mm“ The big bombers attacked a rail-

Millvl ‘ .

tlilliiiilrlli. ggilliiiilitlclilgwnriiiliiilxggxiil road running from lflllflflllléh, n_‘ __ _ ncpa - “Ii Viriuit S (wart Nit..hiie. miles south t0 £ESCEQXIR4 Pan o!

Hunt i, ‘ - ~ , er River, Brrida bane, Albany l"'-‘°rallf“lvfli'ifs'pnr“npls n", Chm“,

ainst 5.523 for Mr. 200 for M‘i~s N. S. Parnell. Liberal. A5 compared with sonic of the

previous by-elcetiuns inis veal‘, the election passed without - . u much national llitcri-st, the

...i'elnc-

total votc was re '- idcd as low", __

Japanese Push Overland Iri Effort T0 Flank Chinese Line

Kiukianiz. in one phase of the over- land drive to flank the Chincsc line at Wusueh and Tienkiachen. ‘The Chinese declared they WW0 counter attacklnii at Taihu.

The Japanese. howl-tier, insisted the town was theirs and told of advancing from ‘Talhu wcstivlird over the southern slopes oi the Tapeih Mountains toward Ylng-

shan.

Capture of Yingshan would put this column in position for e. southward drive of about 60 miles to strike the Chinese in the Tien- kliichen-Wilsuch sector.

At the same time. another Jap- anese roiumn. operating closer to the north blink of the Ynnutse. was reported, advancing against Susung. near the eiistcrn boundary

lgylcfgL qgAlvogs 11v ‘BRITISH FIVE 0g; INMQ 0535c cowwnlivzzfmfia

Author 0f “Tipperary” Dies At 60

LONDON. Jilly Z8 —(AP]— The former fishmonger who wrote “It's a long, long way to Tipperary." the song with -whicli Great Britain and the Empire marched to war. died

today-the Z-iih anniversary of the outbreak of the Great War.

Tho songwriter was Jack

Judge whose publishers gave liim a life pension for pending “a soldier's anthem which actually helped win the war." lle died In comparative ob- scurity in Birmingham after a. long illiii-ss._lle was 60. Judge, who turned from the fish stall in the Oldbury Mar- ket in Staffordshire to the vaudeville stage, recently gave this accrnlnt n! how he wrote

the song:-

“lt was New Year's day. 1912. that someone bet me I could not write a song and

produce it on the same day.

"I took on the bet. sat down and wrnie the words and music. That. night I sling It zit the SI1lIVIlFIdgB.gI'3lNI theatre,

"It was a grand success, I hail to sing it time and a,- gain."

Parliamentary Recess Finds Europe Quiet

BY J. F. SANDERSON (‘iinnlliiin Press Stall’ Writer) LONDON. July 28 —(Cl’Ciible)

-—Pill‘ll1l!ll(‘llt rcccsscs tomorrow for three months with the Gov- rriinicni. believing the foreign situation is less tense than at

ililVillllL‘ this yxear. Major problems remain. hut peaceful solutions ap- pear lilzclv.

Tho British Government be- lieves the spirit of reconciliation at last. is cuter-hi: ihc European siiilaiirvii which has sccn a series of li'l‘t‘f‘filt"llillllf.‘ events during the last _\'("ll’.

‘Tlicrc is; an apparent tendency in tackle problems by conference. not by lniitz-rtlnflc speeches, This is borne out. by the \1 .i-; Iondnn nf Captain Fritz im. Chancellor Hitlcrs niial l'f‘lll‘l‘Sf‘lll‘.lil\'(‘. the .~ . l of Viscount Runciman as "vim" of thc (lispute be- tween the CZPPIIOSIDVHIC Govern- ment and the Suclctcn Germans.

While the housc is in recess for three months. illlIllfiTlIy has been pivcn the spczikcr to reassemble the lll(‘ll‘liJL‘l'.*i on instigation of the (invcrmncnt. ‘fliis may be doncif the Spanish situation is settled sufficiently to satisfy the Gov- (‘Ylllllfill- and uiakc possible ratifi- caiimi of the Anglo-Italian ‘Treaty which hinges on this hililillllildil.

Sneaking iii the Il0\l.\(? this week. Priliic ii: cl" Chamberlain said the finvermiieiil could not a- bandon illllillLlSlilflll it liacl taken ivitli reiipcct to settlement oi‘ thc h question. Mr. Chamber- ‘ lic rcrzrciird the rlclni" lion oi‘ the pact and shall do all we possibly can in i ciliiatc the withdrawal of Ifi‘.'l‘ll!li volunteers from Spain in order that the countijv may ccmwe to (iffl-i‘ a llllTYli. to tho lli‘i‘<‘i‘ of lfurnpc.“

Yiralivvlillc. thc Government is liitltI to hc hopeful of o. mcnt oi the rlispnlc iuviolvi- . the Sullctcn German minority

‘Iimfliiil. Thc sclcctioli

i.

ll‘: "llilflil isicgilriicri us a ‘ii iii the direction of clin- cill it'll which riflcii has bicn

lacking in liturnpciiii developments (till-nu; thr- last ye i

SIIPQQIIFI{.',‘IIIIII_ "In Ranyroon Flares Anew

RANGOON, Bilrinn. Jilly _‘.!8-- (APP-Three days of strcct fight- inir bciu-ccn Burmese Buddhists and Indian Moslcms reached new severity today when 4O persons. including five Indian women were killed.

Armored cars have patrolled tiic streets since ‘Tuesday when ilisorders broke out follnwinli publication ofn book iiyfl Momm- iicfinn allegedly offensive to

ilcidhism.

.\fore than 250 persons have hccn__ lnded._

fro... l‘!

Rush i. . .. , -

00-opcilritlkclymudiilxgoilile mliilkofitljli]: lilgfeuoe iiiie. The airmen also of i-liuich Pmvlllflf- FY01" slliillll" at as best. ltinture l~o~s wivl iiii- attacked the Canton-Hankow Rail- this force would be ahlc i0 strike lF-Ilfll and sold e00‘ iluti "i will w v souuiwestu-iird iiuo Hupch Prov- brlnz the lllihcst riepte Pfillliiis Riirpnnese remfifll “Dill” °I m“ 5nd loin the “mun ‘m WI“

L- Tnihu. about 50 miles nvrt-h 015ml‘-

(lhfN. CANADA, FRioAv, JULY 29, 193s

provocative

III G I II lglionor iionferred On gal gr lsiiu l:;"*i.:':::rr::::.::

Announce Speakers For Rural And In- dustrial Conference Aug 16-18.

ANTIGONISH, N. S., July 28-

PARIS, July 28 —- The French Acotlciliv iofinv conferred honors on Canadians "for services render- ed abroad i0 the French cause.“

The Antoine Savor-d prize, valued at 2.000 Francs. was awarded to hipster-Engraver Menaud of the Librairie Ciirncau at uebec. Med- Ills were given to the ollowiilig;

Rev. Father Georges Simiird. Dean o1 lIlc Facility" of Divinity at the University of Ottawa; Abbe

Wilfrid Morin of the University‘ of

.\i l.‘ ~ ~ i The 16th annual rural and znclus- clfflell-“tfilg;nsllftlgl,"itlf ‘(life ‘illfll Qmliefmfli‘ BDOIISOIfCd by St- Senate and author of a work on Franck’- Xllvl" UlllVQTSlFV- l~1'lll‘l' Marin CllfllXlOlfllllCl the Rt. Rev. L. 0i the CO-jllrvraiivl‘ movement iii J, Arthur Mclanson. Archbishop of Nova Scotia, would be held Aug. Monctzili, N. B; Francois _C. J.

Conieziu of Halifax, N. S; the Rt. ltev, P. Alexandre Chaisson. Bishop of Chnthaln, N. B; Dr. Albert Sor- many of Edmundston, N. 8.: Alfred Roy of Moncion, N. 8.; Prof. Henri Blanchard of Chril'lottcio\vli.,P. E. 1.; Andre Lliurcnzlcau, Secretary‘ of the Coininittcr- for Intercollegiate Competition. Montreal.

16th, it was announced today. Forty ihrcc ilanics. many of them internationally lcnown are listed on the conference program's “\Vho's Who ‘l The sessions will be picsaicled over by Rev. DJ. .\i.=c.- Donald. president of St. F. X.. and Bishop James Morrison of Antic- onish will ivclcomc delegates. Included amongfihosc u‘h.i will take part in the three-day confer- ence are Herbert Agar. ass te editor. Free America and Cour r- Joilrual. Louisville, Ky; Wallace Campbell. assistant secrelary of lhc

QUITS ITALY

ROME, July 28——Paul Crcniona. correspondent for the Christian Co-operative League of the United Science Monitor of Boston. the States, New York; Rev. J. H. Car- laoudon Observer and the Wall penter. chairman of the committee ,Strcet Journal. df-fllflried I01‘ “mice on church and co-operativcs, tonight in compliance with a gov- Brooklyn pry; RQV_ y L, Cums- ernnicnt order eizht days are for ‘son. director of extension work. lllm i0 if“? ll Y-

north shore of New Brunswick. >__,__

Shippegan, N.B.; Miss Dorothy

Day. editor of the Catholic Work- n Possible 200 Acres Infested By Army Worms

er. New York; Rev. J. W. Hill president of St. Thomas College. Chathzim. N.B.: H. A. Innis. head of the depiirtliient of political eco- nomy, ‘Toronto University; ltcv. L. G. Liccutti, prcsidcnt of the Nation- al Catholic Rural Life Bureau. Granger, 1a.". Bishop iVforrison; Rev. James Myers, secretary‘. divi- siorl of industrial relations. Fede-

sygiicngozlwglplsiéqegglj Army worms had been reported - ' i’ , ‘ "_ inlcsliiig iillf hlilltlit‘) 100 acres live or the London T111105 m Om“ oi Prince lsctuuird‘ Island's grain

iva. and a number of Nova Scotian clcraylneii and St. F. X. Extension Department workers.

Progress reports on extension work will be given on the first day by Gerald Richardson. director of co-operation. Newfoundlanrts Coni- IIIISSIOI‘! of Government; J. T. Cro- ieau. secretary of the Prince Ed- ward Island Adult Education Lea- gue; Rev. J. W. Hill and Rcv. J.L_. Ch-aisscii. for New Brilnswick. and

fields, .\i.l‘. F. )1. Cannon, in clizirglv Dominion Entomological Labora- tory, Chtlrlottcioivn said last night. It no. estimated that probably twice the acreage reported was in- fected to some extent. Damage ranged from '75 to almost 100 per cent in some cases, Mr. Cannon reported. So far no authentic re- ports of arlny worms had been re- ceived from Prince County but the Entoniolouist believed the in-

Rev. K. D. N. hfacDonalcl of Bad- sects would make an appearance deck ‘Forks. and Rcv A. W. Guild there as they iccrc found in some of Hivcrport. Nova Scotia. fields in th‘ section last year. Rccent developments in Alncri- It was . ed yesterday the can (‘o-operation will be (iLgcugsgd Provincial Department oi Agricul- by Wallace Campbell and other turc was assisting in control meas- {Qpipg to be (imp. with inpludm iircs ln areas vyhcrc the hungry “Sgquflty 5ga1n5l,‘sl¢kn¢55_-- “mo. little insects were attacking crops ducpr-cQnsul/nef ..,.i,;,y1OnS_-i and in greatest numbers. Farmers gen-

erally were taking measures to

"youth and tomorrow." ‘ b stamp out the puaaile with a poison

Highlights of the remaining day's

program include dlscilssions m, bran mixture, \ ry effective ilntiei"

amucnuon m. social “muggy bv slu llbc wcnthl‘_rd iirliilditioniz such . . _‘ is iavc lil'L‘\"llE ils wee .

Rev. M. A. MacLcllan. professor of Infesmmon ‘ [his w“ was very

education at St. F. X: "The Eco- nomics of loneliness." by Kenneth Iicslie. Canadian noct. "The Lay Apostolatc." bv Miss Dorothy Day. "Dangers to Democracy." by l-ier- bert Agar, "'I‘he Lauri and Lli)0l‘l_\"t' 0