MAXIMS

I mun CIIIIIII I‘ on u". Onnrdlnl. nuauﬁmu “

Seed

sentatives.

Ema {vans

"Brae Picnic postponed till fur- ther noticé. 4-2i

"Dancei Fortune I-lail. Friday. August 7th. Elliott's Orchestra. 35c. L-5636-8-4-31.

"’l‘ryon;-Orapaud United church Picnic Wednesday. August 5th. L-5424-7-29-a-1-5.

"Hope River Ice Cream Festival. come to Supper at 5 P. M. Bingo. etc. L~b66'l-8-5-li.

"Hope River, August 7th. Agric- ultural Meeting in Hall. Subjects- Poultry and Swine. L-5688-8-5-31.

"Dr. Lacoursiere, Dentist. will be in Murray Harbour south, August 8th. 7th. L-5661-8-5-il.

Egg OPE

AR GENQNT Opportunity For

Market_ Shown

FoxRanchersAndPotatoGrowers Discuss Reciprocal Trade Pros. pects With Argentine Repre-

CHARIDTTETOWN, CANADA, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1936

OIEWR

ZOEKGSM

MAKES 311) FOR’ P.E.I. TRADE

TENSE

OF A . MERE MAN or A MERE MAN A thing you don't want in dear It 35%/’ ‘ i -'1': W” t ThePe°p|e’s Paper i”i"'-‘*=-':..:*.*". Read hyl-zveryhody ,;:,;'_;-~---'~ _’ _ . s not I nan. ' ‘=1 F Covers Prince Edwardtlsland Like the Dew

SPA1XI_§H RE VOL T

Potato

The possibility of Prince Edward Island shiprlns seed potatoes to the Argentine Republic and in turn buying meat for fox food was dis. °“5-W1 by Messrs. Carlos Garcia- Mnta and Roberto it/Lilian from the Argentine Embassy, wuhlngtom DC‘. with Hon. W. H. Dennis, Min- ister of Agriculture in a meeting at Charlottetown yesterday morning.

Accompanied by Mgsgm E, M, Taylor of the department of- Ag:-1. culture, New Brunswiuk; John Tucker. seed potato inspector, Ot- tawa, and C. H. Goodwin, Frederic. ton, N.B.. the Argentine representa-

ing in Cnarlottetown the visiting ambassadors left for Sumlnerslde. where at a luncheon at the Clifton H0381. they were introduced to prominent potlto shipper-5 ‘mu fox-

lives arrived in the Capital by mo- with a. part of tho

tor Monday night. After the meet- g,l,:.n::h._h° rebel Fawhrzlliegoiﬁlg on we 533:‘-‘.‘“f.':‘.".:“..°“':::."':; -hon suit. to defend their country Ininst. the reactionary nprlglng men by Mr_ A_ E_ Mott“, M 1,.‘ which‘|celu the overthrow of the Among those who attended were "°°l"°8 towmment. of Spain and Masrs. George Callback, manager "‘° “mill ll]! of n Fascist dic- of the marketing depnrtment of the "Worship and possibly the return Canadian National Silver Fox °' m°“'l'0l|¥- Itcportu from Spain Breeders Association; P. G. clurir, W“ of trim -ixnun; in many cities

Spanish WorkersGiveLivesIn F'ightAgainstFascists in A R I 0

PUTATD CRIJP DOWN 50 H3.

Greatly Reduced Tur- nip Yield Also Prob- able, Ontario Agri- cultural E x p e r t s State.

The potato yield in central and western Ontario will only be about 50 per cent of the average unless an unexpected mprovement takes place, Mr. D. D. Gray, farm super- intendent Central Experimental Farm, Ottawa, said last night. Un- usual drought conditions in the Up- per Canadian provinces are ros- ponsible for the expected greatly re- duced yield. The largest part of the potato growing area in Ontario is in the dry belt, the agricultural expert stated. The turnip crop in the dry area will also be only about half the average unless weather conditmns are exceptionally favorable for the remainder of the season. The Nia- BB-rﬁ fruit. belt has also been seri- ously affected by the drought. in eastern Ontario, where showers were fairly frequent during the summer. crops are good. Harvesting is well under way in the Ottawa district.

Mr. Gray, assisted by Mr. James MCI-9311. director of the Ontario Plowmarfs Association, will conduct

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- that the visit was nothing more Bat

Annual Subscription Ilolivual ” Bylnii cnnulnnnd l1.I.A.

Gerrna—n— Naval Visit At Ceuta Causes Concern

Fear Of International Compli- cations Intensified By Incident. Britain Approves Of Neutrality

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(By George I-lambleion, Canadian Press Staff Writer) (C. P. Cable By Guardian’s Special Wire) LONDON. Aug. 4-—Anxiety over Spain deepens. The French appeal for “hands off!” met with a Brit- ish acceptance in principle. But Italy is so far non-com- mittal. Germany officially says nothing. There for the moment rest diplomatic efforts to pre- vent the transfer of the battle between Right and Left from Spain to the international scene. And everywhere feeling grows. Britain and France were alike stirred by yesterday’s incident at Ceuta where German officers from the “pocket battleship” Deutschland called on General Francisco Franco, the insurgent leader. The visit, it is reported, lasted over an hour and ha! been interpreted by insurgent headquarters as a demon- stration of sympathy by the Gﬁrman government.

Courtesy Cnil

Oﬂlcial Berlin sharply returns F i g E L D 3 I II g C I

:.;':id.Y::.i’;:.?.t'.; 8 “MI “W0

with France and the Popular Front

a plowing demonstration at the Ex- perimental Btation, Charlottetown, today. They will also discuss plows and plowing and farm problems. Both men are directors and past

HALIFAX. Aug. 4—-(CP)—6eek- ing the prize for the largest 3511 taken during I-Ia.l.ifax’s Deep Sea Rodeo week, the crew of one boot uttempted to bring back a when- but met with scant success.

of France becomes increasingly dis- turbed.

Much is made. too, of the fact that the ‘Deutschland steamed in front of Ceuta harbor thus pre- venting arpanish Government. bat-

T. J. Egan, W. (3. Clark and A.Y. lleatherstone were in the boat when themammal was ha.rD00n€d- Th! line, tearing out at burning speed- caught in a keg which crashed against the mast, dismantling it. That was the last seen of the whale and the boat. limped D903 W port, with a broken mast and stay! on deck.

tleshlps from bombarding insurgent positions.

In both Russia and France work- ers are subscribing to help "our brothers" in Spain.

“La Llbertc," Paris right:-wing

Identify Wreckage of Missing Ship 9:.."°’.'..°.‘i1..’$ ‘§.‘1.’.‘l‘°‘.‘..".Z$

than 20 French planes left for Spain last. night. Right-wing "L'In’tran-

"F‘estiva.l and Dance it suvuge iuesident oi,’ the Prince Edward Is- “'5 ‘°W“I with little quarter being Harbor Wednesday, August. 5th. 13-111 Fur Pool; J. B. Wright of the Ihown by either side. Latest des- L-5652-D-il-1i. Silver Fox Furs; IVi.L.B:ad3h3w'of ill-'-ohes indicate that the panels: the Associated Bhippen; cum, troops are closing In on Madrid "All saints’ Parish, annual plo- Holman of Halls Cold storage cm; from the north and {mm um “ugh air at Cardigan, August 15th. Ra- R05’ Muclacan, potato inspector for and tho" capital city faces starv- serve the date. L-5615. Prince County, and s. 0. peppin, Ition unless they can win through I —._._. (Ellie! Potato Inspector, Charlotte- the rebel troops. The ABOVE pic- ‘Buying live hogs and lambs. 0Wn- tn.-es gnpmcwy pom.” “mes Albany Thursday. 6th. Emerald The Argentine mmsenmmes Wm from the civil strife. TOP, workers

(Continued on P836 3)

Tth until noon. G. C. Green. L-5ll3—t3-twt—t.f.

"Festival and Tea on the Manse Grounds at Wood lsl‘nds afternoon and evening of August ’1th.

. L-5658-'1-5-ll.

‘Annual meeting Island Guern- lsy Breeders Club Aug. 10, 2 pm., Agricultural Hall. Roland Easter. Secy. L-5671--8-5-2i

"The Long River women's Institute will hold a Picnic at John Cousins shore. Thursday. August 6th. Supper 20 cents. _

L-5056-8-5-li.

in civilian clothes, wearing army helmets sailed from enemy troops, are manning machine guns. BE- LOW, rovolution‘s grim mu; Wm-k- era who paid with their lives in de-

interested in Island Green Mouh. "-111 -“ed l>0tﬂt°€8. and hid come down to the Maritimes to look over- the Potato fields and negotiate for Shlnment to the South American

“Reserve Wednesday, August l2th for Church of England Ten on Rectory Grounds, Crapaud.

L-5635-3-4-3i.

"Meet your friends on Friday.

August ’lth :t the Church Tea at‘

Rose Valley. Best of food and fun provided. L-5597.

“Dance in Legion Hall, Mt.‘ 5‘0\\‘m‘~. Thursday night. August,

lzh. Webster's Orchestra. Admission 25 cents. L-5837-B-4-2|.

been med and ag,1c,_munlaum°ﬂ_ the hands of the rebels ma Wu ties were anxious to procure seed |'°°5l>tIIred by the government later. vlnces, the visitor stated. The am- bassiuiars were particularly interes- B "M 111 finding nn outlet for surplus h... . ...., ...,,,..,.... .,, ,.,,,,, For Newfoundland cooked mett sent to Island fox ranches. Raw meat shipped from “"“‘ frozen stage is not allowed to ente Ca'bl°)_M°re than $50900 W°m" “I can“, due to (em. M mwoducmé textbooks arrived here today mine the goo; and mouth d|ﬂ',-‘,5 un_ steamship Belle Isle for free dis- dmlcuity by ¢0°k1ng and canning °h‘“d"3“' the men‘, Adoption of new curriculum and

eliminatlzn of 9. number of exam- tlic visiting gentlemen were shown unsuitable and the government de- over the expcrimentll fox farm. cided to replace them without cost They also visited several ranches to the students. toes. On their way down to Borden on their return journey they looked over some of the potato fields in

from the Canadiin maritime pro- Argentine meat and arranged to the South American republic in the ST‘ JOHNS’ Nﬂd" A“g~ 4“‘(CP de,~5g,o°d_ shippers get around the tribution to Newfoundlands school

After the meeting at Summerside inations made the former tcxibooks and looked over some fields of pota- Frectown, Cape Traverse and vicin-

repubu¢_ seed from Scotland hm fence of Barcelona which fell into

(A.P. By Guardian's special Wire)

s'r. PE'I'nR.sBUtac, mu. Aug. 4 -—-'me United states coast guard said today the agent for the mis- sing British motorship Nunoca has positively identified the life radlt and one of the ilire bucket brack- ets found at sea as belonging to the ship. The coast guard said that in the agent's opinion the ves- sel was lost by fire and explosion.

The 110 foot. vesel left George-

Fierce Fighting Rages In Spain

Government Forces ‘Claim Major \ Victory.‘CasualtiesFearedHeavy

(Associated Press, By Guardian's special Wire) l\IADll.lD, Aug. 4.—-The Spanish Government ran up a flag tonight in n. revere battle at Alto dc Leon Pass in the Gundirrama moun-

sigeant" charges that six De Woit— ine pursuit planes left villaooublay at noon for Toulouse. near the Spanish frontier.

The London star says a. number of British civil planes have gone to private individuals in Spain.

Liberty of Action

The French Government still re- serves its liberty of action in the event its appeal for "hands off" is not, accepted by Italy, but so far as

<'-—-*@— . ANNOYED nr Fl.A8EL!(!B'i' .~ i-suorrs"

WINNTPEG, Aug. 4.——l.deutenant- Governor W. J. Tupper, K.c., of Manitoba today asked at the re-

tary. A. S. Retlfern, that !1eW8Pﬁl>€1' photographers refrain from mﬁkini flashlight photographs of His Ex- cellency during his stay in Winni-

town. largest city on Grand cay- man Island, July 4 en route to Tampa.

Aiboard were nine Americans. four British subjects and a crew of eight commanded by Captain Moses Kirkconnell.

Pe|tier’s Gomet L o s e s T a i I

(C. P. By Guardian‘; Special wire)

WILLIAMS BAY. Wis, Aug. 4.- Pelt.ier's comet has lost its tail. and astronomers watched tonight to see if it would grow another one.

peg from early next Saturday to late Sunday. Lord Tweedsmuir had. been annoyed on recent trips, the Secretary wrote. by the number of flashlight "shots" made.

can be learned it is not authorized to export any military planes.

The British Independent Labor party tonight appealed to the Labor party. the Co—operative party and the Communist party fora united wzrkei-s’ front. Among the events

cited in the I.L.P. appeal as em- (“E 0.“)! ‘§{‘.'I.‘.§.§l’.‘“ ..‘:"°n‘.‘.°°"..’..°i't.‘.i“‘°¥...li‘..i5.’§ _ cousfau u’ we Kuocvs z

classes in Spain against Fascists and militarists.

As one of the planks in the com- mon program the I.L.P. suggest asistance to the Spanish workers and others resisting Fascism. The common program would similarly include oppositizn to rearma-ment.‘ and war.

"Both in the East and in the West the war clouds are thick and thron-

AR: Dom: worn at HAMMc.w. AND NA\\.s 3

There was no telling what might

- till 0. l ld li i' (ll Mad Id. 0 néeiirltglmitiqu(l:l§iiic,n:'hn lelil the offensive along the entire front in

happen, Dr. Otto struve, director of tenins." writes D1 0» G*“b*‘“~ what many believe may he the decisive thrust In Sp‘-in‘: bloody civil war.

dressed poultry c ch 'I‘h\u'-MR lm'-“ %_ n Y 1; obs t g 1,}. um- Bishop of winchester. in the win- noon i.hr0UZh°“"a 5°“3°“- yUP"°“ eiiiiatniiltlv zxiubxgiye h.B‘:l;i’Iear'I"ilic8°p°q LIVERPOOL N 6. Aug. +—(CP) "9 b“‘“‘d Wm‘ ‘m ’“''“y "I "‘“'k"‘- ii/e‘i~sitye'ro‘fsChici:r8‘l])i.t $iyd,0 for Emmets Chester diocesan leanet. “The world Smith, Stanlgy nudge. Yum “dds were about cm; best may __A 1900 p;,,,',d 'sh,',,k was taken A division under General ltlangado, after recapturing San Rafael In behave queerly, is mm 3 gunpowder mstgilzlllt‘ with I I-"532°'a“'3" had seen. they stated. The party with rod and um hem todly by an artillery and infantry action whlshbxas rqportcd to have left the little science dm not exp¢¢t,_.3nd coma madmen running to and efrﬁkgiglsvll ,, left on the afternoon train for the Dr. .11.. Brinkley cf Del mo. Texas. "°""“'iP '"“.° ''‘°‘’‘’ ‘hm ‘ 1”” °' ° 5 "'°°°°“°¢ in ‘5°‘““'! ‘'16 I'M not explain—the sudden disappear- ﬂnmintz torches. N0 o“_ _; ~ 3- 90? Dlnn will ling It th! mgjnlnnd Mr peppin of mg 1:. while his party was out fishing for ‘‘“'‘L''‘’“ h°“"“l? Am’ ‘'° 1‘°‘“‘‘ auoe of the comet's bright, long where the explosion may .rrur. entertainment at Brndalbane Wed- .3,-gmenm nil-m cfmriottetown tuna. Rebels were unaware of his approach on the nor!-hem fringe of the streamer 0‘ “gym noun Aug, 4._((:.PJ——Itnl_v is Msdny. August tith, also reudins by Showed mam eround the ditrerent The monster 10 feet long and . "'°‘""“"' "“5° W‘ 5'°""""‘ “"‘"‘ "'° “NW1 3"“ "' “*9 P“! W “"1 Without its flaming train, the awaiting full reports 0n__<‘f.‘;‘i‘2l: Florence Dam. Drnca gm): enter- dmﬂcm M,._ Roy Mucus“ .130 having ﬁve Sem 01 w,_,”,' fought ml. Gen. R.iqnelerne's headquirkarn in the town of Gundarrunn. ' comet was round. “kg a fuzzy s,',,_,._ :2 --~~ Bullets from rnbcl guns were said to have penetrated Gen. Riqrlelnlnes as R swung closest W 0-nth wmgm (Continued on page 3» ,

mnmem" L"’°5"3'5'"' took them to some fields of potatoes 36 minutes before admitting defeat. mm." h"dquM_m_s_ whue the Gwen, “. hung “ﬂee ‘ Mn“ _momooo mu“ _ . . . _’________, _ __._-——~ ‘ ~¢—~ A Mpmn-mp, FAST — Moderate tl

__ lty. They expressed themselves as Buying lambs, calves. live and delighted with the Island crops. and

"Bus Service Fortune, Annun- daie, Dtmdns, Bridgetown, Bangor, “Ike's. Pisquid. Fort Augustus to Charlottetown. E. C. Johnston.

L-5624-8-I-Si.

"Elmwood stages its big lawn Party Wednesdny night, Auzlwt ll.

“"'°5hm°nt-I. dsncinc. nmeo. "mmmonts. Charlottetown or- L-5814

chutn,

"come to the concert. lnh1Bnnd-

“Mn 8 wearing. . but at‘. .1“: max. “.5 §»'¢.‘.'3u ‘M 30!) many of Amherst. solo-

“"- Imtnpacntsl music by the

Down f mWm|l|l|.tl‘{u:‘nd other locn tllant.

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m"°°lnototheIce¢xInlIi!\Itivnl m¥.’°’“3¢Qorts on tboPuM- llchllohand Imggroundl.

"°°¢ I-I-nawrnd-2. Atllust -nu.

ltortaa. ..upp¢ -tn.-l’p§..' In lflnmgmgunwm.

On .' mt‘: ‘t.’.“’“.‘.‘l“°..‘“.:' "*1" ‘mu:-up evening, is. It

L-BN1-I-I-ii .

.in.IIIIl ""“?"r..i2i

in Prince County. It was too large to be taken into the launch so it was towed ashore.

51 A Clubs Represented

HALIFAX. Aug. #—DeleB3t-ts to torio llrrison city.

club on the continent ex

Ind had found them all ﬂourishing. 3 doc A brief bunineu meeting Wu held <

t Robert simmonds of New ‘ I Will ‘Hide?

York city guiding. He said int mum-kg that he was , orig of at. Paul. Minn.

owed the rot. and found that 51 contain oh.‘ '.. ‘ML The meet. "boy. this in great!" in:

tomato thinsvery in

oimu. ltomnry mmtinr pronuhio nthu-ing. an fm gum‘ at m Wm’

nn invited to attend

At Gyro International

. _____ (o.r. By onrduuvr special Win) was to so sichtaooinc in this his-

th. IhiQl'nlt‘iOl'i8l. Gym convention. Many crowded onto the Blucnose, men“ ha, today, were told by .nampIon racing ac‘ , for 1 mm of Calgary. first Vibe-tllil outside the harbor. And Cap-

Alf win , president, that he had visited every, min Anna Walter! save them I cept Ncwtreal thrill whm he almost buried

Orleans during the last two years‘ her nose and sent lpray over the

ks. " is has been my first experi-

in the morning with int/:r'nailonal',enoe on a south: veloel. After this stand the romance of

' the sea." declared 0119 E. A. Rob-

III! 1 in ,| Gyro Gerald Murphy 'iloluito. “Mt” '1'" ""'° "°;,'°“§.,§:y, who gleefully wot: tn. 'vhee1 mm

npnnon M1. Bcfor going to sea the-Gyros "‘ “uwmd w *’°'l11‘. C ‘were ofollcitfly weieomeld lg Mayor 1:. J. oragg at a luncheon attended

gen,‘ is Why Premier lvhctionaid. The Pre- mg m lcr outlined the historic bach-

srnnshed the cm. Athck Bopulsed

Their attack repulsed. the rebels withdrew to find Gen. Mangada had cut off their retreat.

Combined loyalist forces were confident of annihilating the rebels in an enclosing operation which raged on the mountainside.

Burning woods set. aflame by shelifire hampered moverents of both sides.

While th eritithl engagement was fought in the Cvuadnrramas. throughout most of Spain thou- sands of troops were marching against each other.

There was conflict in the Balearic Islands and in the Bpimlsh MOTOC- om cities where the revolt started 18 days ago.

loyalists forced the fighting in the Guadarramas outside Madrid. and nearly 100 were listed dead.

: I-‘llolltﬁolll

Madrid and a military directorate wire the Fascist goals. Rebel defeat everywhere was the loyalist oblon- tivo. Wherever opposing forces met, vicious battle ensued.

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Martial Law Declared By Greek Govt.

Greek government, confronted by "a. Communist plot." tonight pm- claimed martial law and dissolved

A 24-hour general stribe, sched- uled tobegin at midnight, was call- ed. by Leftist trade unions in pro- test against a recent. law which fixed

inimum wagescales and subjected workers’ claims to ob]

The federation cf conservative workers declared opposition to the strike in a manifesto.

WATH OAINIVAI. RAIN!!! OUT

held in nornscy open-air swimm- _in¢ pool, was cancelled because — too much water. An all-

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