AUGUST 2o. 1936

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Delegates To Co-oper- a i i v e Parliament Hear Address By Dr. iWcliacl Coady.

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JMYFIGONISH. N. S.. Aug. 19- To om- wlio appraises liie quali- ’_\- rather than quantit-miicly

gitii "l> e i. more some: on in Antigon- li to iv tlian in Spain, in the __ iii delegates to the 14th “i... I rural and industrial con- ference under tlie auspices of St. p i_< Xavier Unlvcrsitvfs famed a .n lllll department.

What happens ltcrc amounts to a couiiivr-rcfcrnialion. a counter- movenicnt to Ouiniiiiiilsm. ivhose challenge to human iuit-urc is (leop- gthan that oi Communism.

This is evidenced by the stance and address of the 800 men and women gathered for the people's ioruni of the Xavieriun moicnicut in eastern Nova. Scolia; and by the statement. care-statement. of Dr. lilchael Condy, dynamic leader of the movement, of the crux of the dzfllculty in which mankind finds itself. ln liis speech here tonight, con- lldercd the most important pm- riounccment of the congress. Dr. Coody reiterated the economic creed nf the primary llroducers of eastern Nova Scotia. He said "the ancient quest for life. liberty and happiness is ever present. Perhaps nevi-r before did the hope for the full achievement‘ of these ideals hang more in the balance. 0n all sirlo- men are denied liberty. and they are constantly being blocked on the way to u. fuller and better 1,! -

“F. "vow, how do we solve problems .1 oir ordinary academic studies? ‘e bird n formula. apply it. and twc answer. We shall have to sllllOilllllg similar with the ‘ And we itter find the formula quick- , for the simple reason that. oth- rt- crowding in with new and ‘ily dangerous formulae. The iuiist, Fascist and Socialist ‘ac are being pressed upon _..d we may be forced to ac- the uamkitablc solutions

I.l.’~ rcpt that may bc found via. one or oth- er of these plans.

“The crux in our social problem is at". economic one. and the fun- damental fallacy is the idea of pro-

iil l the capitallsSlc society."

Having thus stated the problem and the fallacy, Dr. Coady stated the principle which would expose tho lilllRCy and solve the problcnm.

“Mans right t0 a remuneration from lils fellow man is founded on the idea of service. Anything over and itbOVo paying for that service, w-iilcii shou‘d be determined by the nature of the service and the gen- eral cconpmic lcvci of the NOD19 served, has no foundation in eth- its or philosophy".

“It just happened that smart airn. taking advantage of (h,- help- lc. .. o1‘ unorganized and i055 iiivnircnt. human beings, have been ube to (lo this sort, of thin‘; It looked innocent in the beginning. but it has resulted in something" th" is fria-htcning to all of us. ere is happily u democratic out. and the road is that of iuiiuc co-optration wiicrc escr- ‘ ir-iii: groi s of people will iun

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WATCH FOR THE WRIGLEY MYSTERY “AN. One dollar if you find him. ,L-6164-8-20-1i.

THE WRIGLEY MYSTERY MAN will be at the Exhibition Grounds lodoy- L-6l64-8-20-1i.

, MURRAY HARBOR CHARGE- There will be service in White Sands Church at 11 A. M. Little Sands at '3 l’. M. and at, Murray Harbor at 7 P. M. Special speakers. Rev. T. R. Gouge. Pastor, I..-6168-8-20—1i.

MOUNTED POLICE ACTIVE- Mounted Police last night arrested a man at the Exhibition grounds on a charge of being in charge of a motor vehicle while under the influence of liquor. Earlier in the day two men who are accused of viciimizlng farmers throughout the province were arrested by the Mounties. They had been soliciting magazine subscriptions and giving no receipts and short changing, ac- cording to complaints, police said.

FIREMEN CALLED-Charlotte- town firemen answered a. false a1- arm to lower Queen Street yester- day about noon timc. On Tuesdayi they were called to n. pumping box ‘ in one of the oil companies lincsj near the Butts. The fire was cx-' tinguished by the workmen before the fire fighters arrived. The fire was confined to a small oil over- flow from a pump used to cmptyl the pipe line after an oil tanker’ is in port filling the big tanks.

Personals

Mr. Jack Perry, Boston, Mass, is visiting in Charlottetown, the guest, of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Peters.

Mr. Harold McLean, Mrs, McLean. and Mrs. Angus hlcEaclicrn and 1

PAINFUL INJURY-Miss Laur . Clarkin is a patient in the City‘ H°=hlta1 suffering from a. fractured! lankle received on the Exhibition grounds Tuesday evening. She was‘ taken at once to ine Hospital. f ii- l

GAZETTED-Among the recentj pioniotions and retirements in the Canadian Militia recently gazetted appears the folbiviiig: P. E. I. L. H. l _To be 2nd Lt; Licmuel Ewart Proivse, 12th June, 1936.

NOTICE T0 CORRESPOND- ENTS-A lot-ter for ihc Forum has been received but the wrlttcr has failed to enclose his name which is required not necessarily foi" publi- cation but as an evidence of good , faith.

BRADALBANE Pastoral Charge. Rev. Arthur Wallis B. A., Minister. Sunday Services, August. 23rd. Pleasant Valley 11 A. M. Rose val-i lcv 3 P. M. Regular Service (60th Anniversary arrangements post- poned.) Bradaibanc 7 P. M.

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FINE RUG PURCHASED BY MRS. HOWE—At the Exhibition yesterday much interest was taken in the sale of a large hand hooked rug the work of Mrs. John A. Daw- 5011. Central Bcdcque, mother of Col. Ulric Dawson. This lovely rug was s;ld to Mrs. Howe. wife of the Hon. C. D. Howe, who spent the weekend in the city. 'I'he price paid was $75. There were several other purchasers standing by when Mrs. Hoivcls chock was handed to the owner.

SEIZE IJQUOR—Conslab1esMor- ris and Icclair seized seven quarts of red rum on Chestnut Street early Tuesday morning. They came upon a. man concealing the liquor‘ in a clever hide under the side- walk. He appeared in court and was fined fifty dollars and costs or two months in jail on a breach of the Customs Act charge. It is understood that a. charge. will also be laid under the Prohibition Act.

C. W. L. CONVENTION-Mrs. Frank Murray was in Kensington and Indian Rive;- last week in con- nection with the annual diocesan convcntion of the C. W.»L. which‘ will be held in Kenslngton on Sept. 15, l6, 17. An interesting pro- gram is being arranged and active committees are already formed for the successful carrying out of convention work.

ARRESTED ON CAR. THEFT CHARGE-An out of town mim was arrested at the Exhibition grounds yesterday by Constables Swindcll and Spencer and charged with the theft, of Mr. Harry Jenk- ins’ car from iii front of the 2-Mac’s Drug Store on Great George Street. The car was stolen shortly before noon on Sunday. August 2, and‘ recovered in a. daun- agod condition in front. of Bun- bury School Monday morning. As the offence ivas committed in the city the arrested man was turned over to tho City Police. It is un- derstood that he will appear in court today for preliminary hear- ing.

FAMILY RE UNION-After an

oivn buiaiiiesscs and pay, and ‘ll’ llai‘. their executives .01‘ doing;

“Democracy can only be rcall

.roi:';li tliCll a. procedure. Econ- ' "wdcm is tits: sine qua non non of polticiil freedom mid iiuii‘ iivcdoiii.‘ 1t illily be scr- ‘ questioned iviteihci‘ demo- craLic lleOpleS like those who in- -h1hi". Canada and the United s are Cilmpcielit to do this

There is nothing 1c s, lio\v- Elci", that» they can do 1i our ideals Ire going to be maintained. The adult education movement is the necessary instrument by which it "lily be done. If the people are Mi suing to be organized for study and enlightenment, then, certain- ll’. all is lost.“

Otlier speakers today were Miss Nora M. Baicson. Carnegie librar- ian. who stressed the vital coiiilcc- tlon between the extension move- myvnt and n large and up-to-thc- "llllllte library. She said the es- tablishment of a. co-operativo bank 0r store in any community geared lilo mental activvity oi’ that. com- mlmlly to about five times its or- llllllll Dace.

Rcv. James A. Byrnes, executive ‘lmlarv of uie Catholic rural nu oonireres. had attended for 48 hours "the University of Reserve Mlncsfl-co-opcrative organization in mselle, Cape Breton.

HURRICANE HITTING

‘YEOVIL. Eng1and—-(O. PJ-ii-lar- o“ Gllllblett. heavy hitter oi’ the somerset County cricket team, hi’

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their daughter Barbara. wgclhcr

-\vi‘.h the _i_'_oi"iiic1"‘s brother, Major ,Pci'cy J. Caiitwell of Providence,

iarrivcd in tlic city on Monday‘ ‘night and lcli, yesterday fo". Sou- ris where they visit their father. wm. 1). Cantrell, now 86 years of age and enjoying-excellent health. This visit wiil be in the nature of a reunion. ns two sisters of the vis- itors are also in the Province. The pleasant meeting will be fit lhe home of Mrs. J. Lnvic, a si~tcr rc- siding in Souris with whom Mr. CillltwCll makes his home. Antoni; other I'i'l(‘i’l'1l)?l‘S of thc Iflmlll‘ l“ 5d‘ diliori to W111. P. of Worcester and Major Percy J. of Providence. will be Herbert E. (Bert) and Mrs. Ben]. stcniiford of this city; Mrs. John McDonald, Saskatoon and Mrs. Fred Wood. Glace Bay- Ollill two members will be absent. Harry of Saskatoon and Jenn of Boston-

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James T. McKee, left today on a motor trip to St. John, N. B. Mr. and Mrs Bruce Hoyt and

are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Tait Villa Ave.

Mr. and Mi"s. Adclbci-t MacDonald of Watcrtoivn, Muss, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Curran and daughter, of Allston, i\iuss., arrived v home Monday on a. visit to relatives and friends.

Miss Queenie Gzinihum spent a pleasant \\‘(‘C‘l{(’il(l at Hiuiiioshiic, the guest of Mi". and Mrs. Cliesicr Edwards.

Miss Yvonne Arscuault of Sum- mersidc is ilisiting in Charlottetown the guest of Mr. and l\Il‘S, Paul Peters.

Miss Dorothy Gordon, R. N.. ar- rived from Montreal to spend a va-i cation with her mother Mrs. Isabel‘ Gordon.

Miss Helen Calbeck, who has been studying piano and organ at Mt Allison SummorScliooi rc- iurncd home Friday.

Mr. and Mrs. Urban Brcan. Sydney. N.S.. are visiting in the city the guests of Mrs. Breaivs sis- ter Mrs. H. E. Cantwell. and Mir. Cantivell.

Miss Jeanette Orr of Boston, is enjoying o. few \\'€’(‘kS vocation with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Parm- cnas Orr. Kensingion. Mss Orr at- tended Columbla. University Sum- mer School in New York prior to coming to the Island.

Mr. John J. Wood of St. John. N. B., is in the. city for a. few days attending the Exhibition and races. Mr. Wood is a guest utthe Queen Hotel.

lvrr. and Mrs. Wm. P. Caritwcll and daughter Barbara. Worcester, Mass. and Major Percy Cont-ivcii, Providence, R. I.. are guests oi Mr. and Mrs. Herbert E. Cantwcll, City.

Mk". and Mrs. Dee-ring, Mrs. A. Yoiuig and two children accom- panied by Mrs. Annie Noonan, Boston have returned home after spending a. very pleasant holiday with friends on the Island,

Mrs. Robert Niles, Providence. Rhoda Island and two sons Allan and Donald have returned home after spending some three weeks visiting friends on the Island. While here they were the guests oi’ Miss Mary E. Dunn, Spring-field.

Mr. and Mrs. Win. P. Cantwell, and daughter Barbara, accom- panied by Major P. J. Cantu-ell, Providence, R. II, motored to the Island this week on a visit to mla- tlves. While in the city they are the guests <1" Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Cantwcll.

Mrs. Elizabeth Cheese of Mont- real was o. passenger to the city by the Canadian Airways Plane on Monday to spend the next two weeks with Mll‘. H. G. Rogers, Greenfield Avenue.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Chand- ler and Mi=s Eva Pulsfer. Brighton. have as tlicir guests, Mi‘. S. (i, Pul- sifei- and daughter. Miss Blanche Pulsifer of Musquodvboit, N. 5., ul- so Misses Greta MePatrldgc of ltfilsquorlo-boil. and Norma Lydiardl of Halifax. N. S.

Mr and Mrs Ncivcll McDonald, Grcek River, Ml‘. and Mrs Wm. C. Gmham, Gaspcraux and Mr James D. hIcLure. .\Ili1‘l‘fl_\' Har- bor. North, moiorcd to the city on Wednesday.

Mr. W. U’. Appleton,’ Moncion. Superintendent of the Atlantic Region, Canadian National Rall- ways, nccoiripnnicd by lvfvs. Apple- ton. arrived in ClIXITIOl-lvidllll yes- terday. They will be sued-s today at the Provincial Exhibition.

Mr. John R. Hogan of Bvookline. Mass, ls among the ‘many visitors in the Island who are takllll! l" llle Provincial Exhibition. Mi". illlflfl has been visiting his former home in Fortune Cove and is at present tne guest of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Murray. Grafton St.

Vancouver Guy Greets Lord Mayor

VANCOUVER. Am:- 19-—\lf"ll‘°“" vci- caul. ivork today. llnvd (tlflllrlllflfllc: streets six-deep. leaned on. n

rm: _ CHARLOTTETOWN scanning/m,

Holiday Crow

(Continued from page l) . Adams ridden by Jean Woods; 3,| Gleiu-ldge vanity. owned by McGre- l gor Motors Ltd., ridden by Miss’ Vimy Jones.

Class 9 — Pair Class, one horse l, suitable for and ridden by a Lady,, the other suitable for and ridden by 1 a Gentleman: 1, Robin Hood, ownci ‘ and ridden by Raoul Reymond; . Princess Marina. owned by Frankl Adams, ridden by Norma Johnston; l

2, Prince of Wales, owned and rid- den by A. T. Johnston; Glorious Admlration, owned by ridden by Mrs. W. H. Dennis; 3, Parader, own- ed by Dr. MacKcnzie, ridden by Dr. Seaman; Tetraclite. owned by Dr. Seaman, ridden by Miss Constance Hlfndman: 3. Midnight Prince, own- cvl and ridden by Alfred McNeil]; Lady Moi-row, ownczi by Raoul Rey- inond, ridden by Yvette Rcymond.

Dr. Edgar Watson of Toronto ivas the judge.

Hopes isiagiiie

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The British announced a blanket embargo listing 20 varieties of war materials including private air- craft. ,

Customs agents are to keep s. sharp watch at all airports against attempts to smuggle planes out, it was stated. with stiff penalties awaiting violators.

It was said authoritatively the action was taken to set an ex- ample to other nations which have been holding up agreement to the non-intervention pact by arguing on the particular aids Which could be supplied the Spaniards.

Previously the Government had halted shipment only of planes sent by ivater to Spain, and had made no attempt to halt air ship- " ments.

The new dictum was described in political circles as making the embargo "not only watertight but . air-tight.”

In Dovmlng Street hopes were brighter that Premier Mussolini of Italy might yield to concerted Franco-British neutrality pressure.

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Neutrality" In Future War Impossible Says Viscount Eli- bank.

TORONTO, Aug. lii-Viscount Elibank, President of the Feder- ation of Chambers oi’ Commerce of the Empire, today, declared in an address here “United States neutrality 1n a future war is not Possible and Canada would not be able, any more than the United States, to kccp out of a world war."

Recalling that Australia, New Zealand and South Africa were “tn-king steps towards air defence," Viscount Ellbank exclaimed: "I don't believe you Canadians, com- iortably situated as you are, have realized the danger to coastal points.

“Europe is in a mad state." the British visitor said in his address to members of the English-speak- ing union. the Canadian and Em- pirc Clubs.

“It is u. powder keg. The English- speaking people must do all they can to prcvcnt an explosion. The times are serious. Nothing is safe in tlic world with air development what it is today.“ He questioned whether "any city in the world is safe from any nation in the event of war."

“An air export recently told me oi’ airplanes carrying incendiary bombs and having a range of over 5,000 miles. These bombs could up- sct the equilibrium of any city and they can be scattered like confetti at Christmas. Fire engines would be unable to cope with the de- struction.

“Toronto, Montreal and Ottawa and even Vancouver are within the range of such death-giving much- incs. Your problem is as vital as the problem oi’ air defence in any part of the Empire."

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TORONTO. Aug. lii-The Board of Control today adopted a resolu- tion i0 ltclilion Prime Minister Nfackcnzic King and the Minister of Notional Defence for prvscrvu- lion oi‘ the militia units as now established.

iturcd rebel barracks at Barge-ion

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PARIS, Aug. l9. _- The lviadritl

government ivas rcportcd tonight planning to seize Frances threat to abandon her neutrality stand as an llbllortiiiiiiyl to win allies. y Diplomatic sources said the Span- ish Liovcrnniciit was drafting a let- ter to other European powers in uii effort to prove the insurrcciioxi Sllllilorlerl by foreign nations.

The letter, the diplomatic report said, WdS inspired by the Evcnch (10,. claratinn it will desert its. lion-in. tcvvcntion policy if Premier Muss- olini of Ituly openly aids the Span- ish rebels,

To the cuiiicinpltifcd lcttcr, it was said, would he ii.P[‘)l‘li[l0(l pliotostatic copies of ('l0l‘ll111("lli.\ found in cap- a 1 from an Italian shed in French lei"- lllllll‘ on route io Spanish Morocco several weeks ago.

TlwY“'91'<-‘_l'l‘il0l'i0d to indicate Italian backing of Geiioml fian- cisco Fran- Fascist rebel com- mander, c: in the uprising.

One official fl(‘l‘l2\l‘(‘fl_ "if Prgmigr NIUSSOliHl eiivi JIIPS sending arms and muiiiiiriiis to Spain, (jL-v-[njnly Pllfi Dosition lll France must cliaiigc immediately." '

and others t".

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HALIFAX, Aug. lll-Many "Sub. tie and complex problems" had yvl. to be solved on Caitadals inn-r- national front. as preliminary to the progressive parllcipiuitin (if thq Dominion iii world affaiirs, Hun, C. H. Cohan, KC, former scum. ary of Stale told the Caniitlpiqi Ba;- Association at their annual

day. "We have acquired," the veteran parliamentarian declared, "in full

11194151119‘. dlllllll; the past cciiluri", responsible goveriiiiii-iil in respect oi’ our dom ‘ ' fairs and inter- csts. There yet remain for solution more complex and more difficult

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an application on hclialf of the Association ofdviillincry Manufac- turers of Montreal for a i"c:iticiioii in duties under all tariffs on hats. hoods, and shapes of wool felt.

iiewfouniilanders Sight Monster

(A. P. By Guardian's Special Wircl ST. JOHN'S, Nild, Ans‘. 19.--’i‘l"ii' Newfoundland natural l‘tl.-Oll1'l'f‘S de- partment disclosed lOil.i_\' fishermen on the Vi‘f‘:~i' coast of Newfoundland had reported a sceond nppeui"iiiici\ of ivhat they said was n 150-l00l 59:1 monster. rllfiffllflll at

The resolution. asked continuance of‘ these units "so Canada may be prepared to respond at short no- ticc to any Empire responsibility that may arise." Controller Ralph Day who moved the resolution said he made the step when tho board learned the Department of Nation- al Dcfcncc was contemplating rc-

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McGccr. himself wearing all the

robcs attached t0 his office, Sir

Percy received the cheers of un-

countcd thousands.

Somewhere among the flowing capes that". robcd the stocky figure of the Lnvd Mayor was the golden key presented by Mayor McGcer when Sir Percy stepped from his private car to receive the official welcome. The key, fashioned firm British Columbia-mined gold. d0- pictcd the sky-line of the city