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cert sponsored by'55e__L_ea|_ue of 1 » _' - . 'rbo cross baud neat 'rbursday ov- ____ l *" -

ening_ » '$353-li (Canadta_.n' Pnl) = _ ‘ I Z _

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concur,-|_\ und., gb, ‘umm 01 night in advance ct thascbedulli -e -

the :League or 'mo gig' _ 3,34, sharkey-Bchmeling heavyweightoti- 'rliursusy mum . next, _gum tie fight, one new rsuciscbbcuare

Square s¢1-|091 gm, - 4353.11 Garden outdoor 'arena will-be the ¢

_.__ . f ‘ scene-of the milk fund’e benefit `

MEETING OF UNUWLOYBD - Wreetlifil match, June 10, between ` " The proposed move tc‘org~mise the Ed (Btrangler) lewis and- Die? 1”' “'34”

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Acadia University Pass L is t

The following Islanders al7P°¢1' 1°' Acadia UiilvcrSltypd5S U55: cedrl c Boulter:-Botany 1. Al Zoology A; Psychol08Y I Ai WWW” ii; creek li A: Latin III A; Phil-

I B.

Tig clark: Botany I Iillledl Zoology l C; English I C; French IC; Mllill In C; HlSlDry I passed' Lois Jones: Botany 1 PB-U94? ,amy C; English 1 passed: French c; History l C; Math Iltpassed. Mary G. HLlgh681 Ellglilh I CZ french I C; Geology I C;-History lvwtd- ' ' Vernon MacCau.slafid: Art II Ci Guiogy 1 c; History I. ‘pe-reeds, _ w;_|1Bu:nett: E11gliBl‘i_I QF 1'fX`°l1¢h Ipasscd; Geology I__GZ Art I _C1 .situ B. ‘ i mme cook: Biology vb.B: Chem-j iytry VII C; Education II O: French 1 pm-;d; Household Economic! xp/ C; Physics Ib, C- ` ` W. S. Hlult: Chemistry I AS buying 11 G: Drewins IV G# E°' onomlcs I C: Elkmelnnl W 0.3 nullsii as, B; Math Iv. owed: surveying I B. ` leigh Johnson: Chemistry III Ai ilalncmlcs I B; Math V A; _Physics III B; Physics IV A. Donald Sutherland: v'Drawing ll C; Drawing III U; E!lKllBh'~I padl-

ri; French A. passed! Mimi-111-'

passed; Physics II Cf BurveylBU'1“

_ocrdon Sutherland: Drawing II ;oro.\-lor lv A: Ecenemiee I U1 Engineering IV B: Hi-Si»01'Y I P9-9°' ed; Math IV B; Surveying I A. charlie Bentley: Drawing III C; Main iv C; Physics II A: Survey- ingi C; Psycholbgy I A; Psych0l°¥¥ ill ls. ' C. Cook: Math III C; Physics I B passed; Psychology VI B _ Maurice lodge: DraWiDS IV, pae- uil: nugineorlng 1 o: ,irnsineerins ill B; Psychology I passed; Math IV B; Physics II B; Physica III C. sterling lvlaononaldz :economies Ili, passed: F:ench II pass_ed:.'Ge0- iogy I C; Psychology I passed; Eng- lish 4’s C: Philosophy Ipassed. ian Burnett: Economics V!I~C: rriviisn zo, B; English' 4|, 0; muon ll passed: Philosophy I passed. ‘ W. ri. lvinchesters English 4's U: History II passed: New 'kata- ment Greek I B: ghiloeophy I Dasfcd; Psychology passed.

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*M “‘° Japanese consulate, ,attending Physicians and hospital _atigndanta lsserted today, however, that Gen- eral shirakawa was still alive but "I1 weak. Their etatemont_ was made st 10.20 urn. (mo pm. mg. S111 Standard Time). Unofficial!! ;J“i’““°S¢ quarters it waa said at death was jmmmenh -

resent-ral Bhirakawa. suffered a “dp” me dll' before yesterday, te Physicians said that due toyin- "i"“ hfmfrhazes. more warm- "° h°l‘c oi’ recovery, _

.xg taluthoritative news 'sources on M ct the Geaerabhad died. mornionday mam °r nm mud” mug: :I1 Shanahan, and in some “mt W t was said the announce- _ RS withheld until the body tid been sent to Japan.

§_,_,____ h"°"”°N» Mu rr - ra.ii`».i "I |"°\\°lP°. .world famci _ thipping mlliuuv ‘|01 lilly ll A "3 .Yacht off Mehta Carlo, ` "“°mse io h's home

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-laosncue, zs."’<ny_thccaa¢ adlaurreasl-Iblxr fi'ustraied_today-~in an; attempted

ehavnuui: aaul;_bu`t°i» 'row ` been later-two l~l`c_ldpp`a;en_wreated_more than tl.p00"1ieua`~“a mebanger for "lt ef Bropkline of a Brookline ic`e pirlor. lb .the attempted\hcldup_ of the branch ba_nk.~the bdndits,-enraged whenia teller-sounded the burglar alarm, fired two shots, neither of sneer. robbéry in Brookline was. accomplished -by two

loenreim parlor. when George Meifaughlin, a banrmeaeenger and c'olle_ctp_r,’ entered bearing a bas containing morn. than.$l,000._-‘and as William-Kelley, tm manager of theaters, pssrparedto pass tc to McIaughlln,`. the two men stepped fiom'ths booth, drew iguns and seised~tl-le money.

MAILPREMIERS

' fooutlbueazroui-resell _

culture foi-_Prince Edward' Island and deputy ,minister J» W. Boulter.

Members of the Maritime Gov-

ernmentsdiscussed in_ detail var- ious subjects for presentation at the Imperial gathering.

Will Meet in Charlottetown The committee wlllmeet in Char- lottetown cn Saturday. Other briefs considered had to do with lumber- ing, rnlnins. nshing. 'and transport- ation. __ .Hon. Mr. Black spoke of the close unity which had existed between the Maritime Provinces for some time, and the many instances in whch it hed pfvmcted the joint interest. ' _

"Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Is'

land and New Brunswick must stand together-and work es'a un_it:_ in this way we can make our voice heard ta greatest advantage," de- clared Premier Stewart

“Through these deliberations I

hope we _may and something which will be of use notcnly _to the Maritime .but to all Cau-

_eds-"e este. Y§rn1°r` -__ ._

Premier Stewart.-_I-lon. Sharp and Mr. J. Wilf:ed_Bouli,¢1' returned last evening. by the late _Borden train. _ ~ _ ' Premier. Stewart. -lnurvleeed

stated tha__t_a good Maritime feel- ing at thismeetln¢._l-Ie said that some of the had made considerable progress in the preparation of- their briefs while others had not made so much advancement.. As above mention- edfthe Prenilerfstatedthat iri re- sdld 'to agriculture it was decided, that acommittee shouldmeet in; 0har1ottewwn"on saturday. May 38th to complete a brief-

='m a statement setting out me Gfliflfflllieliivl policy --yegudjgg Churchill, Mr. Ramsay eaid:_ .“1’n order to clarify the situation in'_regard to the export of grain via

Hudson bay, some statement

io the development or and its Mifeblislurierlt as

tern

ggers “sei

relulr export channels Canadian grain may be

clearly placed. before the western pupliowho are vitally irlteresied in this newchanucl of trade. iifffn easier that the port of Church. lil-may develop lmder the moat fav- orable auspices it is necessary that the general public should realize some of the practical _ difficulties eaeoimm-ed in bringing about tbl, development. It is very desirable that the growth of a new port be or'derly~and of such a nature that individuals will not suffer specula- tive lcasu. which- might be occas- ioned through too rapid develop- ment, and to accomplish this the following conditions must be kept ln mind:

“In the first place, the grain-

handling faculties provided to date are estimated to have e. capacity for .shipping during an ordinary sea- son, as far as data. is available, of some 28,000,000 bushels. This volume implies a. continuous flow of grain. Alnd the first essential in the portfs development is to create this flow of grain, thereby establishing for the port an “experience” in both freight and insurance which will ultimately result in the develop- ment of B market at that p0x‘t. That is to say, a point where a farmers car oi’ grain might be readily sold on a competitive basis with the Fort William market, which would thus enable shippers located at a favorable rate point obtaining the benefit in their market arrange- ments ln any freight. dfferentlal with Fort William.

“These benefits would accrue to

the farmer in greater or less degree according to the premium discount which may develop on that partic- ular _market in _competition _ with other established markets in Can- ada. `

“It must be recognized for gen-

eral shipping from the three prairie provinces that while the achieve- ment, which hastaken so long to accomplish, of opening a pert at the Hudson Bay is now consumat- ed, it hasstill tocstabllsh itself as ‘a_. inarketlfurfgrainfanrl this in the face of the competition of both Vancouver and Port William. Even at that, th's market, in its initial stages, can only be a. competitive factor for the limited period of the grain shipping season, that is to say, during the period of open navigation In order, therefore, that no haml- ship may be incurred by individual shippers it must be recognized that the acclunulatlon of ~0dd carloads of grain of grades not suitable for ex- port w'l1 in some measure Navi” to be controlled. . In order to meet those conditions the following arrangements have been madez-

"The elevator at Churchill will be

_ 1u'reg'orc‘i4`> esniiis. out would be cooopleies by correspondence be-`, tween the different provinces It.

` e ` 'decided' that briefs on

operated as a. semi-public terminal elevator and the government have agreed to absorb all costs in- the

was gen rally ‘ all subjects beprepared at as earlyhandling of all grain by the wri- rduteus possible 'rbess bnersni addition to this. the revemment would be presented at the nnperiahwlli. absorb in the terminals st Conference at Ottawa next month(Mocse Jaw and Saskatoon the rail-

by Federal cilicials or those who

way stop-over chlifse of-one cent

would be selected for that purpose. ‘per 100 pounds of grain consisned

` The conference was held at /the: Marzhlands _Cll_lb, where the dele-' gated wereextended a royal wel-` come by His Worship the Mayor and the Amherst Board of Trade.

, _

U. S; WAR VETS

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._--_.

looutluuec from nee il

pediticn" _cfmcra than 800 world war veterans an route from Port- land. ore., io wusbinlrten to usb for immediate payment of a cash bonus. _ Dlsgruntled by their forced stay here siaee_-_eaturchay by reill-“I °f th`e,railroa`d toimove trains which they had boarded. the veterans jammed on the`brakee`cf the cars when an 'engine was sent from the yardhero tcreturn the can to this

"Five special agents ofthe railroad attemptedto persuade the men tc' allow the emeo be roturnoc bmi." but the “bonus marchers" remained firm. _ ~ . < _ i

. Diet _ Doctor-Your dict should include plenty of iron. . . _ Aged Patient-But, doctor, I havent a tooth in my head!

_ "l»r»i»r.ou¢u¢o'r»¢ l

ip those elevators. This, coupled with the low storage rate of one- alrtiezb or a oerit per-bushel P” day at those terminals will encour- age the accumulation of stocks of grain to provide a reservoir for shipments via. the Hudson Bay. Churchill will. as far as this season is concerned. be operated im the penhit system for shilvmdli-S in th* same manner as the Pacllc coast ports are. Ins;\ecti0n and weighing will be provided at Churchill dur- ing the period of open navigation. “Arrangements have been made for the uutlsl shipment °f me 2,oco_oco bushels of sreini and it 12 the hope of those officials respon- sible that at least 10,000,000 buehei-6 will find satisfactory outlet dllribl this p,»ese_ne_ season. These shill- monis, however, in-the initial stag- es will probably be handled by Wm- niercial silippm. ” 'vrbis action by tba Dominion oovsmuieur-simian trio seborr- ment ortrads and commerce and the department of railways. should more iliirouto attractive. and by gmqurgging the acctimuldkbn Of necessary stoou at Moose Jaw and saskatoon. 'rhose taking advantage or this situation in the hope ei le- ouring a premium for grain exD°l'¥~ cd via Churchill. in the event of more heres not matosiolisinr. will have the alternative of re-shipping

_ ln_dign_ant.Wife (to home-cominl;iheir grain tc tl-lb market at Fort

iuabuiel-wbat aw tba eloou nur

William without incurring an!

_ suave -“tick-tuck." 'financial ical.

and* degree. may _"bow-wow." IM

~a?\eo_-moe," and little mln ooh abliv "meav»mmv".

? s

_vo __

*°i"1“‘_"i'¥‘l"- ' ' `

rg.

in nothing who noe in every-

I t

Ummvlvyed married meln‘ln'the 'city

evenins at 8 o'clock'_to_which all the unemployed~men,_.\;o_th~m|;-pied and single, are invited; _-~, _

For M rdd_de=r'_`e_rs`

Of L ind Baby

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(By Francis A. Jamleaon, Alaoctat-_

cd Press Staff Writer) -

Horawlsm., N. J., Mayes-A'

$25,000 reward loomed ahead of the man hunters engaged in pursuing- the Lindbergh _baby killers tonight 8-S they opened up new _.channels of enquiry. T.he New Jersey State Legislature Pe-seed a bill empowerinl Govern'-` or A. Harry Moore to order a. re-V ward. The Governor was prepared to act iuuriedi.ute1y_ _ '

“We think," said the Governor.

"and hope the reward may cause someone who knows something to squeal." _

While he pointed out the Btate

of New Jersey could not make~a grant of immunity hesald the measure authorizing the reward would have “more latitude" regard- ing lts payment than the statute Limiting routine rewards of $1,000.

Meantlme, law enforcement agen- cies throughout tha nation were Sent Specimens of handwriting con- tained in the notes. `

Followed 0rdcra` Blacksmith-Now, Put, _rm going

t0 Drills this horseshoe out of the fire and lay` it 011 the anvil. When I nod my head, hit it hard with the hammer.

Pet did: and was fired when the

blacksmith recovered,

T0 defy carel_essiy`the opinion of

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anxiety concealing. the. valuable timber limits wh'ch are being men-

timber owned by the Caveily Lum- ber Co., near Bowsman, close to the limits of the 'r. A.-Burrows cem- pe-ny. 'Ilorward nightfall wind was, reported to have died down. and cloudy 'skies and occasional rumbles of thunder encouraged belief that the progress of flames would soon be checked; _ _

A fresh fire a few miles west of

Birch River broke out Sunday, and was still burning today; The fire which broke out in the valley river district of Duck Mountain last week was brought under control as the result of a drenchlng rain. Many minor fires are burning throughout the north country, but it is thought they can be checked. l ~

"The responsibility now rests upon

the public, which is particularly and locally concerned, in development or interesting some organizations which will actually engage in Clie continuous export of grain through this particular port. This is also true in the development of such ports as Prince Rupert, Halifax and Saint John which may have to com- pete for their ahlpmenle -of grain with well-established -markets, and without intelligent and practical local interest in such matters the development of these routes becomes a matter of chance and their future as grain-¢h|PD1n¢ WHA quite ob- scure. By the full use ofthe facil- ities which the government has al- ready provided. the need for addit- ional faculties, 'in my view, can only be considered for these mute; as this local interest shows its abflity in develop the project for which they now have the opportunity."

_ ""~-.

others is false independence. _

Today the fire _,was racing through '

Bhikat. ' -

as champion in New York, failed.

steamer Tennyson was sunk by- an

the President of the United States.

young woman whose flight, "an event of major importance thug

is meeting with unirveibil" The Lewls~Bhikatz match was _ M and the promoters have securcd the' signed today after attempts to pair Oiiy Hall Annex for’a m_eet£ng»this Lewis end Jim Londos, recognized

Thirteen Year W

$25000 R?w4f4§ Search Ended Now Glasgow wollsr Fboons

~ '*_'- Honor .Roll for Apr1l: Stanley

` ,icuuosluu rms) Bridge Schwi-

~ NEW YQRK, May 33--A 13-year Grade IX.-1. Alice Fitzsirnmons search for Capt. Brita Joubert Du- 'Ind Ptillie R914 (MUH1) 2- Cleft

quesne, former Boer rebel wanted Qllinll.

on a charge of murder pr-org;-red Grade VIII. sr. l~ Marion Walsh.

by the British Government in con- ` Grade VIII Jr. 1. Alban Boi!"-

nection with the loss of the steam- Gflde VU#-L N011 Reid-

dr Tgnnygqn, gndgd hgdgy with th; Grade VI-I. Layfnh Bell Arid' 3119” qf`g mga pgljgg “td 'gg IHDGI Edid, 2. IDIILS .REM 3. Ffifik

the fugitive. MMEWWI-

-The man, who steadfastly denied GPWG IV- sr. I. Marion Bell, 2.

he was Duquesne, was arrested in Fnmkie Weir. 3- R095 MMEWH-

thg omg” gg gm Quiglgy pubugh. Grade IV Jr. 1.-James Bennett, 2 ing Co. where he was employed as Glldyb Quinn and Jil-99111 Reid. 3- a critic and known as Frank no Mary Bulmrn. its banks. however. unless a rur- Tmffom 3|-a,v¢n_ ~ Grade III- sr.-1. Robert Pale' ther heavy fall should complicate

puqu¢,`m,_ who aim Wu n news, thorpe, 2. Edith McGulgan, 3. paperman and adventurer, escaped Vemtm M°G“i3‘m “nd 17°" Bul'

from Bellevue Hospital by sawing mn' _ _

two iron bars of a window while ` Grade m ‘7""'!~ E1” M°'°K°y' 2'

awaiting extradition to England on Evelyn M°"’K“7-

the murder oburge lu 1919. 'rise G"‘“*° 11 “~'“‘- F"“‘°‘~" Edge" ' 2. Archibald MacEwen, and John

explosion off the coast cf Bahia, Reid' 3' Vivian M“°Ew°“'

Grade II Jr -1 N0I‘b0fi¢ Reid 2 pany. it was stated, had 4'! percent

Bsrimurob ,lla ~- i' ’ r “my 9 Reboot field, s. lcstblesu Reis and 6 Impefldl

Huh Plenum ' Margaret Reid.

"Can I see the man who was ‘?_;'°d° I~"'1' -7°Y°¢ PRi°ii1vrP¢. 2-3 C Oflfe I' e ll C e

brought in here a few mlnuiel |80 G' mg; _ An” Fm

mr to ti" Pm " ‘“‘°° " ' ' _ B a m°..r “cad” simmons, Penne Reid Isobel nerd, LONDON. May ze-(canadian

"W ll, ir ll ’d. "h ' o

B mf, v;_y'd:;f’d§d tm m ° Layton neil, Louis nerd, Louis Press Cable)-A mass or business

,,sp1endm;I wmt to nu mm m_ Quinn, Frank Maclliwen, Mm-ion faces the British Cabinet during mm, m_.._.m Bm Bell, nose rvrsonwen. Us field. :lim 11;” three montlisand doubts

‘ ' .runes Bennett, Gladys Quinn, uve sou revived in political cir-

, 1 to whether or not Stanle

Th tml is th tm! Robert Palethnrpe. Elvis McKay 008 85 y

e wh; generous ° y Evelyn MacKay, Francis Bolger, Baldwin. Lord President of the he nm, “helm” to the peopm]

And he’ who lov” not others’ Archibald Mgcmwm-,_ Rpbm Reid, Council, will lead the British con-

uves unb]eat___Hum¢_ Kathleen Reid, Margaret Reid. Uilzcrit of delegates to the Ottawa

~‘ Robert Reid, D, B. Rveid, Most Imperial Economic Confcrence._ __ from the point of View of “nm”

sbt!! during month: Layton Belll, ml! Baldwin should decide he

_ - Francis Bolger. 'reachersz Carre una le to journey to Ottawa, the

G. Woodside Anna McCabe. controversy as to who should be,

i roobtiuuos :sour Page li - ' lessor or tus delegation wu1~ u.._

’I'he May meeting of Sterling doubtedly recur. Usually w¢11-|n.

ina liithese men stand and sine womens Institute mer ut tne'rormed sources believe, snoulu tau 'For She’s a Jolly Good Fellow!" home' of Mrs. Walter Reid with` be the case, Rt. Hon. Neville Cham- - Sir John Simon. Secretary ef fifteen members and five visitors berlalri, chancellor or the Er- Biiilie 10? F°l‘¢iK¥\ A-iilifl. conilrltu- present. Meeting opened by sing- chequer, will receive the appoint-

lated the smllins flier on her feat in the Institute ode and repeating ment.” " '

in’ flying alone from 1-:arbor Grace, the creed in unison- Roll can wus, 1 . ' - angw l d

add., lt; 331:33 :d,dth;rrdl'edn;y Its l'I€l"1,e!ar‘lv'llll1fl'ef.ab°o<‘:fi‘tllle|W0uld ;-mg with the direct cooperatil flying over in 18 hours and 30 min-` previous meeting were read and S€l'l0llS P I‘0bl€H'lS of govemmenie as an aid to tra utesthat Britain and America nev- adopted. The school, sick and Di'°' 1- Muni-it flying was recommend. erl were so close tc each other as gram committees were reappointed A right now. » . The lunch committee for next H°1'f1°i. Wh0 is likely to control Naam, mc,-5 01 gil among fs-,ds

Mrs, pug;-,gm |-¢gp°u¢¢¢ 3,-g¢¢.v meeting; Mrs. Wallace MacKay. fully to the toast. ‘ Mrs. Lorne Maomwen, and Mrs- "°"° ¢°"e“““°"_"- d¢°i"~‘°d him-Self would aocpt a resolution culling .

“I 8 ha to b in Londo .. wana- Reid_ My-,_ W_ T, Weir, today for the established French

m ppy G Yi. th

1° W°°d5|d° were policies °“ W" d°m" ”p‘“'°'“°“5 ore efficient meteorological ly

Fra ' S0

Am and Mrs- Wilfred Palethoi'D¢~ pected to become either Premier or amrgslfegdeA;E:wp,,rX;,m?|eu€:é Next meeting to be held at the Foreign Mnister in a new cabinet. ceremony mth ms Md of whiskey home of Mrs. Agnes fM‘k‘:Guiga¥\ His stand on foreign affairs was md md* The Ambmmor mm R/oll call to answered by My Pet made in approving restatement by

Superstition." Meeting closed by Senator Joseph Paul-Boncour that

trib te to h

u er .8 ‘ courageous singing National Anthem. Frarlce's programme remains na-

un' Putmm' Wm’ "W h°"° W5' H104- 3°i°- MVS. FDWT5 M°U°°d° atorium Monday, May 23, Annie D. WN". from Londonderry, Ireland, The gooompanists for the cvel1i11s'McPllail, aged 27, daughter of Mr. “M mf* " *nm -‘\°|°"¢i° We-i were Rev. Mr- Bocthrolwl. ilir-land Mrs. Robert A. lvropnsil, New W Mi' hlldbllld. G¢0f8¢ Wallace Bryenton and Miss Ruth Haven. Funeral on Wednesday, May New York publish- Dicldeson. Following is the oust: as. Private service at tbo home. Cf. ti1at_`abe,wculd not return to Jim Simpson: Fulton Rohertscnfpublic funeral services in Clyde f*¢‘*°4_N¢ would leave Friday fer rmirtby simpson; Mrs. .lsrues rl ruvor baptist cburob, at mo; ln- R°i\il¢ when tba first intemation- Andrews; Linie Brown, Mae Paul: torment Clyde River Cemetery ll' edlihfqnqg of ¢rgng-0¢¢gni¢ gnndp. simpson; F,-,nk Bagr,n]l_'_____._.__..----- __--~- - ~-~----- fliers ta.n_iaeting. Bhe will return|Auntie Purvisz Mm- J. S. McLecd_|Hecker; Mrs Frank Bagnall, an 9° llilllnd and aail for home about Lemuel Heckler; Rae Bagnall, Phil Mr. James Andrews doubled in

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ham. Warwick, worcester and Bed- ford are covered by four to five feet of water. Telephone exchanges are for the most part badly affected.

The month‘s waterfall in the mid-

lands has already mounted to four inches against a normal May av- erage of 1.98-inches. Many traffic routes in the Severn, Trent and Avon Valley are impassable. The waterdevel of the lordly Thames it- self has risen five feet above nor- mal. The Thames will not overflow

the situation. Central Oxfordshire is a vast lake. The river Charwell rose six feet within ten minutes yesterday. forcing residents of towns sions its banks to evacuate their homes in the utmost hurry.

KHP! the imagination." thrilled the “ML d Zllltseid a 3:2 msutsgoxxger ;;meg;,u1_

;:;d`ns°°!th`;t ;:;°".o‘:;;::° E successful year in Medicine and is Boncour doctrine of reparations, common md cm think md 1 'I spending his holidays at his home which is: 1. Maintain European ‘_ unit" ,nm “mt he eo J; T: in Clifton. solidarity; 2. Permit no rupture in W" h;_my~ the 'gilt t tl: “° » --- the equilibrium between oreoliis and -,ce rendered by new _° ra ;I';‘;;' 'nie Hunter River Drsnletic debts st :bo expense or the ri-oben

- me pmmmpog' n; ° ' club presented their play, ,.,,p,,ys._

ob" lm th '_ ° p'°”' 'The City Feller" in thc Masonic "In the present difficult, qmum.

W I " ‘ll °‘”' °“""°° hall on Wednesday ¢V¢1'\i!1€- Thi? stances," they eaki, "the active and

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Rhodes. Minister of Finance who was piloting the bills through the House in committee. The bills were drafted in an effort to provide Do- minion insurance legislation that would be within the jurisdiction of the Parliament of Canada and re~ place the act which was declared ultra vires by the privy council last ear

y .

Many conferences had been held

and eminent legal minds had been working on the bills, said Mr. Rhodes. In the conferences counsel for the two provinces participated. He hoped the legislation would prove satisfactory and that there would be an end fa insurance liti- gation as between the provinces and the Dominion.

One Canadian insurance com-

its reserves in common stocks.

Although it would be "the height of' folly" to force the company in limit its common stock holding: immediately, it "cannot buy another dollar-'s worth of common stock,” said Mr. Rhodes.

William Irvine, United Farms'

member for Wetaskiwin urged na tionallzation of insurance an' banks. "The business of insurance

is the easiest and safest busine: to run and the most importar

Ocean Fliers Meet In Rom:

(Associated Press) ROME, May 23-Ccordinatlli nd centralization of weather r

PARIS' May 23 (A'P~)"‘Ed°“°i`d at the convention here of tran

Frances foreign relations in the Th, (mm me" mdlnnd Q,-_

she said."'My trip is just informal and Mi-SS C511' ' m and 'I hope while here to poke 81190119424 d€1¢KBi»¢S *D tilt °“““al and disarmament- tem Julio Ruiz De Aida, who a about the city and see some places °°“V“\¢|_°n» with M-"' Agn” Mc" Bom he and Alben mmm' new 00ml>BIii¢¢ C°l\1mU\d¢\' RU” I mused whm 1 W” here |,,f°,¢_-» ‘Ciulgan, and Mis Evelyn Anderson, President 0! Ffillte. Piedged their

as suiititutes. The following pro- CHUM-fy'S C0-Operation "toward

E "4, M.; T in gram was then enjoyed by ull: prompt _settlement of serious prob- the Congress wh” W” needed -,

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She said she expected to make °h°f“5 "springtime mme P'°°ki°5 .mms °‘ World °°“°°m in ° snm' the direction. He and anoth

gh, mp "am mmgan, in 8 "sw Reading, Mrs. Thomas Bolgerunlent to foreign d`pl.oma.ts. It was 1|, gum MIMHG ah. I Solo, Miss 'Evelyn Andersonythelr first public declaration of

passenge _

‘3¢"|¢, whim ah, Wu comment Reading, Mrs. Earle Henry, duet, foreign policy.

Walter* M Herrlot leader of th er~

would be ertabllsnea.Attno lunch- Mr* L” Md ‘md W' ' ' ° 1’°“'

Mm E h rt d k in Reid; reading, Mrs. Agnes Mc- ful Radical Socialist Derty which

eon ar a ren I. mast _ t WM,” to me Km' md .Bother an Gulgan. Flower gontest. Firs made great gains in the last Chem-

priae won by Mrs. Lorne Macliwen ber of Deputies selections, is ex-

tional security, arbitration and dia-

e Governments to work out

neo cf Spain cn his fiilili- - uth America in 1920, outlined '

Spaniard, Francisco Iglesias, ls systematic charting of North A lantlc weather conditions ahcu begin immediately and the resui. be made universally available.

Admiral Carlos Ccutlnbo, Pcrtl'

guese who was first to fly the Soul. Atlantic, said a similar study we needed. Wolfgang Von Gronau 1 Germany said international ci operation was being practiced ova the route to Greenland this yer. with excellent results.

General Balbo’s scheme for 1

regular two-day service betwe¢ Rome and Buenos Aires rcsultc from studies conducted both bl fore and after his sffiup f1i8h¢ i South America in January, 1931.

Presenting cost figures and eve

9. time table, the War Minister de clared that commercially speakinl the line would pay for itself." Th' 7,185 miles from Rome to the Ar gentine capital would be covered il three and one-half daya by tri motored scaplanes and land planes

General Balbo was elected prea-

ident of the trans-oceanic fliers.

Before today'a session the flier:

marched, along with Premier Mus- solini, behlnd the coffina of Cap- tain George lmdree. Hungariai trans Atlantic flier, and his mach'

_were killed here Saturday in : practice flight.

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