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.\l0'l‘0RIST ARRESTED A motorist arrested near Charlotte- town yesterday by Mounted Police will appear before Magistrate Dar- in" lllln 1110111111,;- chargcd vnt-h driv- 1 111g a 1110101 car while intoxicated.

LEAVE FOR SCOTLAND-Mrs. w. A. MncLurcn. her daughter Juliet and son William accompan-

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for the next five years for the op- eration of the oceanographic vessel Culver, latest and most important addition to the equipment of the Bermuda Biological station in its study of the Gulf Stream.

The vessel, purchased and refitt- ed with d. $25,000 grant from the Development Commission ‘of Great Britain. will carry on co-operatlve work Willi the Wood's l-lole Ocean- (lgrnpllic Institutes vessel Atlantis in measuring the oscillations of the Gulf Stream.

Professor Walter Garstand of Ox- ford said the English eople felt a study of the Gulf S ream was essential because its oscillations affected the coasts of Europe. The flshe110s of Europe were believed to be largely drpcndent on the mass of Atlantic water that reached the shores of the continent.

The two vest-ls will co-o rate also in an investigation 0 the probable influence of the stream upqn 11101111101" conditions in the Untied States micl-vvest, Professor Ciarstainl declared. _

Chemical and physical work will be carried out. as well as a study of lunar effects on the ocean and Lts inhabitants.

The Culver will co-operate with D1". J. H. Welsh of Harvard Uni- versity, working at. the station with live Harvard students. Dr. Welsh

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interested in deep sea crustacca.

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_ THE GUARDIAN

THE CENTRAL GUARDIAN NEWS 0F ~ THE

The stage was set last nl ht for the 0116111111: of the Existen- 111M111 Tennis Championships 104181! 0n the courts of the Charlottetown 0111b, me second successive ycai 1n which 1111.; tourmuncni ‘is b01111: staged here 1-11111 1t. 1011111111011 only for the weatherman to be 0Y1 ll-B 800d behaviour to assure 100111 tell" 111s enthusiasts of WItXlGSIIlZ One °l the finest tennis tournaments Ever to be held ln Eastern Canada.

Stars of the courtsfmm Ullllcf Canada and the liraritlmes stream- ed into the cltv over the weekend while the remainder of the huge entry llst were ex cted today or early tomorrow fol owing the con- clusion of the New Brunswick open tournament that. had been held up by wet weather.‘

Headed by Laird Watt, member of Canndals Davs C1111 Wﬂlll- l5 a 511-011 Upper Canadian oontltlﬂellt l11clu 111g Jack _Purkls of Toronto. Gordon C. Robinson of Nlﬂ Em Falls, recent. winner of a set r0111 Frankie Parker. U. S. ace. Don MoDioi-mltl of Ottavra. Ken Farm- er of 111111111101 and a lwst of 0th- ers; from New Brunswick and No- Va Scotia comes D011 Robinson of Moncton. Garnet _Rap0r of S1. John. D; Keatmg of Moncton, G01- don 1111111111 of Toronto 111111119. Leafs hockey fame, 139v Plérﬁ 1 Halifax, Harold Jones of the some place, to 1111-1111011 the loading 11.111111111- racqllcl welders while a l‘(.‘l)l'€.i0llti\ll\'€" band of Island Illa)"

[Galaxy Of Tennis Stars Set For Eastern Canada Toamey Opening Today

I Knv Doyle of l-lzillfnx. Miss Ruth I I I I I

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ers round out one ‘of the flnst erlistrzo lists ever‘ received for a ten- 11 urnamcn .

In the ladies division Mrs. H. L. Jones. southpaw acc of Hall!“ Will b0 back defending her sin 10s title; Mrs. F. V. Woociburi" 0f l"? “Mlle

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Eve-tournament favorite in the men's division was Laird Watt. while Mrs. Jones was 569G941 11°- 0110 in the ladies but the entries are such that both will llkelY lfe" ceivc- the toughest kind of opposit- ' ton in every match they engage 111. Dark-horses are Sﬂallrefed throughout eveiy division and i1: these will

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I11 the lndics doubles Mrs. Joncs 1111111 Mrs. Woodbury- were favored. but again the teams cnt/ered were lsuch that a very doubtful aspect I tvas on the outcome. Although 0n- tries fo1' the men's doubles and ' mixed doubles will 11111 be announ- ced until today ncrc-rthcless strong teams will be sccn 111 action with (a favorite hard t0 5916i‘!-

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(l1'l‘.-'11\’.-1. .4112. l4 iCPl-Cnin‘ 11011-151110.» to the L-‘nguc of 11s Assembly which meets 111 " in September, arc expectrd announced early this werk. 111101" Tilcsduyb‘ CﬂblllPi.

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by Rev. Rrglnald

BIRTHS

"ART lit-On w1»1111@.~<1.~'y,_/§I1}j_io. 1938, 111 M1". 111111 111's. 111111105 Harp- glllglllﬂra sou. Ircnc Judson. _

DEATHS

LEARD-At. Plsquld. Sunday. Aug- ust. l4. 1931i, .\11-.-. Janie Caulettc. widow" of 1111" late Samuel Leard. aged 80. Fitncral Motirlay at 2:30

p. 1n. to M01111t Stewart United I Church. 111511110111 People's Came- , tery.

PALMER-At Wot-land, Lot Ii. August l4. 1938. William J. Palmer. aged 90. F‘unc1"11l Tuesday at 1.30 p. m. from i110 residence of his son John W. Palmer. Interment Si. Peter's Ccmctcry, Int, ll.

OFFFR-Ai. 62 Gi. George St. Aug. l3, 11138, Kathi-rim- Oficr, w"ldnw of the 1111-11 Giorgi- 0111-1‘. rtgvd 80. P11110111] liiondnv A1112, 15 from hcr 1111.0 FPSIIIPHPP. 112 ﬁt (‘Forgi- 31.. service l-"tzmriiul 11.1 2:30.

(110180 W0bst0r_ _

CAMPBELL-At. Charlottetown on Saturday. August l3. 19311. John- Campbell. Th1- remains will bet forwardcrl from the Maclean llﬁincral Home this morning to Milo for interment,

are nl\\"."1_\'s ready to praise our fair Island

Carmichael. Elliot- "or to Cnrdlanin. on

111051221". Mr. ‘Xllllflll Jrnkins. lillllrieiv. ; 111111111011 to Jdlirliii Heafi. 7110s-

dav on busln .

"1" a nuziiher of people from ll and Si. T ' 1.3011 thc EllCilfll‘

cs ail

:11-As 110111 at S: Peters on Wed- , 110111.11".

_\li.-s Sullivan. ltiorrcll.

1111s a 1o 111-r home 111

17.11.112.111 llcud during the werk.

Past

Miss 13111110110 Nlnrquc, Cardigan Head. 1111s :1 visitor 1o Johnston's River nu Thursday where she a1-

icv. 0:1 the \\‘t‘CI(ll1l'1'. 10001111011 of 1101' cousin M1" 0d Driscall. O11 Tucsdav 010111111; thc mem-

bers of the Balzuviifs Road Wo- 11101‘ Iustitiltc met at the home of ltfrs. P0101" Carter for their regular monthly meeting with twelve members meson! and eight ixisizors. Mccting Opened with guitar and vocal solo by the Misses Stella 11nd Lily Cartel". After the 1"0ll call and minutes were read by 1111's. Patrick McQuaid, who was uppsiiiicd secretary for the even- ing. 1hr.- usual business discussion took place. It was decided to clean and paint the interior of the sdiool room with the approval of the trustees who ivcre called upon to Rive their decision. At the close of the meeting a dainty 1111-11311 was served by the hosicssis three daughters nssistcd by Miss Marv Cullen. A, social hour of music songs etc. followed alter which all

Me-narted to their homes: Just be-

iorc leaving all joined in singing ‘_‘Good Night Ladies.“ Next meet- ing to be 111-id nt the home of Mrs. rfftirtln P 0011-1111111.

M1". icwu. ivns :1 b. i Road 011 Tliursdnv.

Alt-x V11

Charlotte- visltor to 48

0n Thursday" evening a most 0n. lovable Icc Crmun Social and 11111100 was 110111 in Baldwins Road School undci" the allspicgg of 11,9 ‘P11151011 11nd Women's Institute. Nfuszc was stipplied by Mr. Daniel Baldwin and Miss Stella Carter. assisted by Mr. Francis Corcoran. -C.

Storymbabkground 0f Nationalization _, British Coal Mines

(some call It nationalism. Some call it socialism. Others call it. unification. Regardless of what

it is, (ire-ab Britain's legislative houses have voted to ay 5,000 lund. owners. 266,000.00 . ($330.-

0001100) to place the nationhcoul

mines in the hands of the Gnv- ernment. The story back of this interesting action, with an ex-

planation of the provisions of the law. ls given in the following article.

BY WALTER M. IIARRISON

Associated Press Foreign Staff

LONDON. Aug. l4 —1A P)- Coal royalties. snipcd at by labor for half a century as the major cause of the miner's troubles, are at. last on the way out. in Great Britain.

Four years i1"om now Britain! huge coal supply will be national- ized, or "unified" as a result of the final passage of the govern- ment's cnal bill after months of debate 11nd cmnirrntnise between the 11011110 nf Commons and the ilnust: of 11111115.

71111 gnvcninicut. is going to pay 13060001100 $330,000,000) to tuke the coal 1111111 out. of the 11111111. nf the 5.000 rich land owners and estates which have inherited 1t to administer it for the 110111-111 0f all the people of the British Isles.

Three main purposes of the

Toronto Syracuse 401 000 001-6 13 1 Olson. Millligan and Rieiber;

Klcluhans. Henge and Moore. First Night Game

Newark v 010 100 O-3 5 3 Buffalo 521 010 x-Q l2 2 P1111011. Branch and Holm;

Marcum and Tresh. 1S1=ven innings by agreement)

I I I Second Game

1 Newark 523 000 000-IO l4 I

‘ Buffalo 000 002 000-Z 9 0 Bcggs and Rosai": Archer, Kline,

Muglie. l-Iibbs and Phillips.

Jcrscv City 450 000 010 O-l0 l3 I Montreal 000 101 206 1-11 l9 4

Joiner, Carpenter, Gablr-r and Psddcn: Jorgcns, l-leintzelman, Swigart and Chervinko.

American League

000 000 001-l 7 0 J00 000 0011-2 5 2 and Pytlak; Lee and Schlucter. Philadclphin. 000 012 010-4 7 v 1

New York 102 211 4011-11 l4 1 Potter D. Smith and Haves:

Sundra and Clckci".

Boston 000 001000-1 7 2

Washington 300 010 00x-4 9 0 Ostermueller and Desautels:

Weaver and R. Ferrell. Detroit " 000 012 000-3 9 I St. Louis 100 210 2011-6 9 0

G111 and York: Cox and Sul- llvan.

National League First Game

NEW York 103 601 000-ll I15 0 Philadelphia. 00D 010000-1 4 l

l-tubbell and Dannlniz. Passeau. Smith. and Davis. Clark.

Second Game

New York 000 020 000-2 6 3 Philadelphia 00 001 13-4 9 0

Melton. Coffman. and Mancuso: Butcher and Atwood.

First Game Brooklyn 200 140 001-B l2 0 Boston 000 000 100-l ll 1 Poscdck and Shea, banning.

Reis, Shoffncr and Lopez

Second Game

Brooklyn 00 000 ill-Ii 8 2

Boston 100 110 001-4 8 2 Prcssncli. Tamulls. Munizo and

Campbell: Hutchinson, Ftrrlcksnn.

and Mueller. Lopez.

Chicago 311 I10 004-li 17 1

Pittsburgh 010 000 400-5 i3 I

_ Dean. Page. and l-iartnett Blan- ion. Swift. Bowman. Brandt and Todd.

I First Game

910 102 000-ll! l6 2

Chicago 000 20f) 200-4 7 0 Feller and Ileqnslev: Knott.

Whitehead. Gnbler and Rensa. American Assn

Cleveland

First Game

Kansas City 2 Imulsvllle i . 2nd Kansas Cit-y 3 Louisville i

Night Game

Milwaukee l4 Tndlanapolls Si. Paul 3 Columbus i. Minneapolis 8 Toledo i .

privately owned royalties.

2. Voluntary and compulsory amalgamation of collerlcs.

3. Protection of consumers.

Britain's coal business has been in the doldrums since tlic Great War, when the export market dis- appeared. The average numbe of coal miners is 739.000 and the average 21111111111 production is 750. 000.000 lung tons. Thousands of coal ivnrkcrs wcnt on relief i10- fnrc 1020 111111 by i920 conditions 111 11111 business were so desperate 1111K 10d to the disnsirnus general s r e.

The present Government pledg- od solution of the coal poblem as a part of the program of 1936.

measures are: ' Prime Minister Chamberlain Govommont pumhlu a! nursed 81o mplicatcd measure - - ¢....___._...--- ..‘_.=

SUNDAY GAMES NATIONAL LEAGUE

First Game 000 000 200-2 8 - 0 000 000 000-O 3 1 Fli-L/SHHIIIODS and Campbell; Mac- Faydeu and Lopez. Second Game 120 000 100-4 12 0 203 000 Olx-G l0 1 L, Rogers, Ffrnnkhouse, Tamulls and 5110a, Campbell; Fette and Mueller. ' First Grune New York 000 101 207-11 14 0 Philuflclphia 000 000 000- 0 9 4 51-11111111101101". Brown and Dan- nlng; Mulcuhy, Passcau, and At-

wook.

Second Game New York 106 002 140-14 Z0 3 Philadelphia 100 000 033- 6 I1 6

Lohrmnn. coffminvand Mancuso; SllVPis, I-lallahan, Smith and Davis, C 111" .

0111011110 000 000 000-0 6 0 Pittsburgh 010 000 l0x-2 ll 1

Root, Page and Hartnctt; Bauers, Brown and Todd.

l-‘irst Game St. Louis 01.1 000 200-4 I2 2 01110111112111 100 202 0011-5 10 l Welland. Macon and Bremer,

Owen; Derringer and Lombardi. Second Gnmc Louis 000 034 010-8 11 0 01110111111111 000100 000-1 6 2 Shoun and Owen; L. Moore, Weaver, Schott and Hershberger.

AMERICAN LEAGUE

First Game Phiadclphizi 001 000 200-3 3 1 Ncw YUfi-Z 010 000 111-4 7 I

Thomas, E. Smith and Hayes;

011111111101" and Dickey‘-

Sccond (lame Philudclph Q 000 001 001.12 . 9 2 New Yclrk 202 020 30X—9 l2 0

Cast/er, William and I-lnyB-‘l. W88- ncr; Pearson and Dickey.

Boston 000 001 000-l 5 Washington 020 100 221c-7 8 I Harris, Dickman and Desautels.

Peacock; Kelley and I"‘0r1"ell. Clevt-land 021 000 120-6 l3 0 Chicago 000 120100-41 9 0

11111110111110, Hilmphrles. Jun ies. Harder, and Pyilak: Stratton, 1g- ncv and Rensa.

First Game Detroit 000 001 000-I 1 0 Si. 1.131115 050 011 0011-7 9 3 Kenncdyﬂ Coffman. Wade and

Tcbbctts; Newsom 111111 Sulllvan-

Second Gaimc Detroit 01o 00o 002-3 '1 1 St. Louis y 000 000 300-3 10 2 Auker, Elstenstat and York; H.

Mills 11nd Heath. lN'I‘l-)RN.\’I‘IONAL LEAGUE

l-‘rst Game Jerscv City 000 050 100-G 6 ,1 Montreal 000 010 010-Q 7 3 Stiles and Redmond; Porter.

Jorgens and Chcrvinko.

800111111 Gaime Jcrscy CI1_\' 1011000-3 7 0 Monlrcal 100 0910""? 6 1 111111111011 vtlllifi Paddcni Wethci" and Clcrvin o. Newark 000 021 014-8 l4 1 13111111111 010 000 1101-2 6 l Russo and Rnsar; Fink. Archer,

11nd Phillips, Trcsh.

First Game Baltimore 000 204 010-7 9 4 Rochester 101 113 2Gtr-9 14 0

Rcningei" and Bolyard: Sharer. Kleinke, Bowman 11nd Nanow.

Second Game Baltimore 430 100 0-8 I2 2 Rochester 400 000 5-0 II 0 Sansosi-i, Anderson and Bolyard;

Krlst, Klelnke. Judd. Wahonlc and

Breese. Tloronto 000 000 100-l 7 2 Syracuse 010 00x-5 7 2

040 Berly. Lnnfranoonl and Reiber; Gee and Moore.

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION 1st: Minneapolis 7. Columbus i3. lt: St. Poul 5. ‘Iioledo. B. 1st: Milwaukee 3. Louisville 7. 1st: Kansas City l, Indianapolis 5 2nd: Kansls Cltv 3, Indianapolis 3

(called 0nd of 5th).

2nd} St. Paul 4, Toledo . 2nd: Milwaukee 4. Loulsvlll 1.

carefully through parliament for the last year.

Coal royalties have been pro- tected since 1568. when the fam- ous court decision Queen vs Northumberland established the rule that mines of gold and silver belong to the crown. but mines of coal to the owner of the surface of the 1111111. Slncc that time coal royalty foriulies have grown and passed along from gcnerntlon to

generation.

Most of the 4,000 principal royalty holdcrs nre tilled and landed gentry. In an average year the Duke of Hamilton re-

I celves 511111.000: the Marquis of . Butc 121011.277 and the Duke of iNoi-thumberland £00,194, to name three examples. y;

ed at a 001110101100 1101c Saturday" between C. A. H. A. uucl N. _ officials. It. heals the rift 01.111111 1,1

tlnue its agreement with 1110 H. L. wh for several years. ' playing rulcs.

others suspensions.

take Junior players from CA i1, A.

sen . _ "The N. I-I. L. 1111100511111 111 -1 11

players from 11111 during competition.

on the reserve, negotiation try-out. lists oi the N. H. L. 11.- :10 ies of Canada."

after the conference, the C. A. 11, A. committee said:

Thursday evening. prevented play Wednesdayffhurs-

The new agreement was 1"e11.-1,. l1. L

ear ago when the amaiciu" 1,1.“ ey organization declined 10 11.1..

ich had been 1n 0111.1,

The new agiceincnt pmvidt-s; "Both bodies will use 1111- 1111111- “Bolh bodies will 1"ec0g111z00111-l1 The N. H. L. agrees not to

clubs without the lath-rs 1111.- t

C. 1X11. .-\.1.";1

“The C. A. H. A. agrees not 111 allow any of its players who -11- .1111

transf01"1"cd outside 1110 11111111.‘ ~-

I11 a formal statement is.-'1-11

“'I‘he C. A. l-l. A. re unis 1111a (agreement) 11s deflnitcy tusti n".-

l11g 110-0110111111111 betvvi-cn th0111--~.. V vcs 111d £11 prr-clutes the spirit. of 1111-1111111. 1 11nd understanding the N. H. L. appreciated the p1-

e N. H. L. 111111 ,1-

witli \\l . 11 1.

lem. After a frank and amicrV e

discussion the 1181191119115 581111011

the two bodies was signed.“

McMullin And McDiarmid In Tennis Final

MONCTON, N. B. Aug. 14-1

The weather man ro ented 311t-

allowed continual 11111 of play in the New 131111111 tennis tournament 11111-1" ".11 competitors had been idle 111111.11 Wet ground;

urday and

day morning and 1111111111. M11 " es were r11n off today until 111111} in an effort to have the i11'.1 rounds completed tomorrow 11;‘- ternoon.

Finalists for the men's singles title are Don McDlarmid, 01111121 Valley 01111111111011, n11d W. G. 1.1- Mullln, Philadelphia school teat-111- er who is pln_ ng for the Gr."11..i Bay, N. B. Club. v

McDinrmid, with bcautifuliy "placed- shots proved too big 1.11 obstacle fol" Lloyd ~Keati11g, M0111.- ton, in the semi-finals. The 11111

Ottawan wnn 1n straight scu, 6-1. ‘6-1, 7-5. McMullin also wo11 in 51.11111 hi

1.- A:

sets. , Saint John, tl-O. 6-3. 0-2. ll r opposed McMullin reviously 1 summer when the attcr 011111111 1 the Saint John 11nd district championship.

The women's singles chnuigi- ionshlp rcsts hetivcen Miss Mathesoit. Edmuudston, and " Marion O‘Br10n, brilliant 11211110111 junior.

tlcfcatlug Garnet

X umme rside Yacht Club Place Winner

SI-LEDIAC, N .B Aug. l4 —I(.‘l‘) Shediac Bay Yacht. Club 1111s ‘

in an. invitation regatta. onShc Bay.

Later the visitors 111-re 01110"- tuincd at n banquet and Frank Storey, 11101101011, 1' modore of the 10011.1 011111. .- chaimmu ulld presented the 1111

Boats of the Shcdlac C1111) 11-171 six first's in i110 races. Afnvflo of Robert Fraser. Summcrslrh- \'- 111 the first prizc 111 0111s. .111 111 "U11 1101111111; ract-s. 201.1111" 1-1" l 1‘- "' Sherry. Bordon. 111111 Dr-ivii. ~11“ l by D011 Strum-v, Moucton, ‘i ‘ “ first place in total points 1.1: 111 five.

Th1- results included:

SATURDAY MORN IVG

4. Woodpecker. Ray 1111-?!‘- Bummersldo, 4 palms: 5: -‘ W?’ Widow, S. Pond. 8un1111crs1d0. 3 mints.

(‘hiss Four 2. Goldlilnch, James 51111111111, Summcrslde. 4 mints. Class Five 1 1. Zcpliyr, 111-Roy Sherry. Bu" den, 2 l-4 points Class Sis 1. Maple Leaf, Capt. ttlt-Qulrﬂi Borden 2 i—4 points; 2. M:1\'il1>W-‘l‘1 Robert Fraser. Summers-ide- Class Six l. Maple Leaf, Capt M00111“ Borden, 2 i-4 ivvlnts: 3 “l”

ﬂower. Robert. Frnscr. Slllllllw“ side, l point.

Saturday Mix-moon Class Three

2. W Woodrpccker. 8 1101"“ Total 20 (second cup). (‘lass I'11ur

Toll

2 Gnhlfincli, 4f) 11111111-

17 l-4 1x01211111 011111. (‘lass ﬂlx I. Mayﬂower. 2 1-4 points. T0901

7 3-4 (first cup). 2. Maple Leaf. i point.-