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Smit Crimttet INCORPORATING the ROYAL GAZETTE (Estabushed 1828) and the BERMUDA COLONIST (F,St-*Bli*,Se *K«'-* -1 '•''''• •' 1'**** '—5 •** nn-H^ •• in-i-i \ • LinHTING-UP TIME WEATHER FORECAST 7.25 P.M. Fair smit Crimttet INCORPORATING THE ROYAL GAZETTE (EstabUshed 1828) and THE BERMUDA COLONIST (F,st-*bli*,Se *K«'-* VOL. 2t—NO. 202 HAMILTON. BERMUDA. TUESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1936 3D PER COPY — 40/- PER ANNUM GERMANY JOINS IN MUNITIONS EMBARGO AGAINST SPAIN FRANCE SUCCESSFUL IN NEU­ BERMUDA'S AIRPORT BRITISH OFFICIAL PRESS THEY SAY BERMUDA AT THE OLYMPIAD NEARS COMPLETION Satisfaction Felt at Ger­ That just as the swimmers will re­ TRALITY PACT OF NATIONS turn, so the yachtsmen will depart. "Could be Used Now," Says many's Embargo—Tribute * * * Team Learns Valuable Lessons That everyone wishes them fair President Azana Sends Baggage Out Chairman of Committee Paid to Premier Blum weather and no favour. * # * * DETAILS OF MAGNIFICANT SWIMMING SUPPLEMENT TO STEAMSHIP That up to the date they have more Of Capital—French Fighters Executed LONDON, Aug. 24. (CP)—The news than held their own. CONTESTS SERVICE announced in Berlin today that * * * -Rebel Leader Asks For Help Germany had prohibited the export That just as a neutrality pact is ar­ of war materials to Spain in accord­ ranged, fighting in Spain grows So far as Bermuda is concerned, more savager. (By a Staff Correspondent) running track, immediately before tbe new, mucb debated and long ance with proposals of the French Hitler's tribune, the crowning of BERLIN, Germany, Aug. 24 (CP).—Germany Monday Government was received in Lon­ planned for Airport at Darrell's That it looks Uke the last big gam­ BERLIN, Aug. 10 (By Mail):— the Olympia heroes takes place. To agreed to declare an embargo on arms and airplane ship­ Island is virtually a finished project, don with great satisfaction. The |fact The performance of the Bermudian the right of the hero is the man that the decision was made, al­ ble for a power that isn't very ments to Spain, it was officially announced. Baron Konstan- according to tbe chairman of the secure. * * * Team in the 8C0 metres relay race placed second, and on the left is the Committee, the Hon. W. J. H. Trott, though the discussions with the in the Olympic Swininiing Stadium winner of third place. These two tin von Neurath, Foreign Minister, informed the French Madrid Government over the release That apparently only one man is who kindly consented to tali with happy about the situation. this morning served to emphasize occupy sUghtly lower steps on the Ambassador that Germany will decree an embargo effective a representative of this newspaper of an interned German monoplane what had been apparent when their dais. immediately without awaiting the outcome of the dispute yesterday. have not yet been concluded, has first individual efforts were made German girls, clad aU in white, made a good impression. The em­ That that is the ex-King. over the confiscated German airplane assertedly seized by The great hangar could now receive * * * jlast Saturday. They have not the place the wreath of oUve twigs on bargo is now in farce in Britain, finishing power of the majority of the bent heads of the athletes. the Spanish Loyalist Government. and comfortably house a plane, the That there is a joke in the Shipping France and GermanJ*, and It is pre­ their opponents. Officials shake hands with winners only condition being that entrance world. * * * sumed Russia, Italy'and Portugal. There is nothing of disgrace in and hand them their medallions. MOSCOW, Aug. 24 (CP).—Foreign Commisar Maxim would have to be made via the south­ That for a long time those who! this. In actual fact, the Team Then, over the eastern portal of the Litvinoff and the French Charge d'Affaires M. Payard Mon­ ern "slip." The northern entrance wanted new ships said: ' 'Let George Today's developments in negotia­ have learned some extremely valu­ Stadium, immediately above the day exchanged notes by which the Soviet Union agreed to j is not quite completed but ttus^too tions for a non-intervention agree­ do it." will soon be in readiness. The ban able lessons. These lessons have huge notice board, the flags of the halt arms shipments to Spain provided Germany, Italy ment have given much gratification gar, by the way, is a structure lOOx- been learned in a hard school, for victorious nations are run up. in authoriatative British circles where That instead of George doing it, the and Portugal do likewise. 150 feet, with 40 feet doorway clear­ new records are continually being First to ascend the centre flag­ there is evident optimism that the "Georgic" WiU. ance. made and broken in aU events con- staff are the colours of the winner, PAMPLONA, Spain, Aug. 24. (CP)— wider dangers inherent in the situa­ in...* ^T. J_- . , • nected with this Xlth. Olympiad. or hero. When these are half-way Spanish rebel officers reported Mon­ STATE VISIT BY KING "AMENITIES BUILDING" tion arising from the Spanish con­ That the advice to swimmers is ex- „ • . up the staff, the colours of the na­ day the execution of five Frenchmen flict will now be obviated. Warm ceUent |The swimming has been occupying tion in second place commence to fighting for the Loyalist Government EDWARD The "Amenities Building" has tributes are paid to the patient and * * * the principal place on the daily pro- ascend slowly on another flag-staff and warned other French nationals farseeing statesmanship shown That unfortunately what is needed j gramme of the Games for the past to the right. Then, almost simul­ who join the civil war, that they been entirely completed—a most most is advice to non-swimmers. LONDON, Aug. 24. (CP)—A state important building when you con­ throughout and the difficult negotia­ | two days, and the accommodation taneously, the colours of the third expect the same fate. Accusing visit to Scotland by King Edward I tions of the French Prime Minister for 20,000 people in the Swimming nation begin to rise on a third flag- France of aiding the Spanish Social­ sider that this will be headquarters That perhaps the best advice to following the Coronation next May for the departments of Health, Cus­ Leon Blum. No secret has been made takStadiue carme iso fcompletel the demandy inadequats for seatse to. Staff to the left. ist Regime, Fascist officers asserted is under consideration, it was learned ! by the French Government of the those non-swimmers who wish the five French volunteers were cap­ toms and Immigration, those three to enter the water is that given Monday. His Majesty would stay essentials for ingress to any coun­ valuable and timely support which HUGE ATTENDANCES A VERSATILE BAND tured in a battle near Oyarzun and at Holyrood Palace, thus following | Blum's initiative has had from the by Punch to those about to enter try. matrimony: DON'T. put to death. the practice adopted by King George British Government. This afternoon, for instance, a The athletes on the dais turn to­ Whether or not this structure will * * * Claims of victories and charges V and King Edward VII. It is under­ crowd of 22,000 was jammed into wards the eastern portal and salute officially be designated as the "amen­ That the local weather experts are against France alternated in a flood stood the King favours July as the The Egyptain Premier Mustapha seats and aisles. Thousands more their flags. The crowd rise and give ities Building" is not yet fully de­ predicting rain. of communiques issuing from in­ most suitable date. Nahas Pasha, and other members had to be turned away. The at- I thevOlympic—or, if you prefer, the termined. But the building itself * * * surgent headquarters here. Despite of the Egyptian delegation, paid a Nazi—salute. We have heard more oo is said to be compact, comfortable, That that is always a good guess I tendances at these Games have French denials the rebels Insisted courtesy visit this morning to the been wonderful. In addition to the national anthems this week than and in every way admirably suited after an unusually long dry speU. a fleet of fifteen French planes bomb­ Foreign Office where the Anglo- most of us had previously heard. CANADIANS SMUGGLE for those vitally Decessary functions * * * 1100,000 or 110,000 who have daUy, ed Navaiperal and that other wai- Egyptian treaty will be signed in the swarmed into the main Stadium, Some of us had been curious to note that must be fulfilled therein. It That once when the churches prayed craft crossed the Pyrenees mountains WOMAN INTO U.S. Locarno Room on Wednesday morn­ it is estimated that anywhere up how the great band stationed under seems probable that the name will for rain a deluge foUowed. on the northern border and bombed ing. the eastern portal would cope with stand, if for no other reason than * * * to another 150,000 have been accom­ Oyarzun and Tolosa. The ships then modated daily at other "fields of the varied tunes. NEWPORT, VERMONT, Aug. 24. that it would be hard indeed to That the cynic said that was be­ returned to France. (CP)—United States immigration The Chilean Government has ex­ battle." One is tempted to describe their find a better one. cause the Methodists always over­ officials held three Canadians on pressed its thanks for assistance When the main events were taking performances as nimble. Certainly PARIS, Aug. 24. (CP)—Germany's The living quarters for the perma­ did things. smuggling charges Monday as they offered to Chilean nationals wishing place in the Olympic Stadium, Hitler they have proved versatile enough for agreement to an embargo on arms nent staff are likewise complete.
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