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would-be aesassllfa attack.

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(Special to the Guardian)

vimcouvnn, n. 0.. eept. e.- PN" Blowers of the Okcnsgan are ""11! declaring the Bennett tariff Mi fruit has saved them from ab- Iwite ruin this season‘; The Wash- hm" Pelch ‘IP01! is so heavy that ma with the duty U. S. growers ‘m9 “it!!! grabbed ,0! the carload "Willi-i. but British Columbia "W!" have managed to hold the

“F”! for smaller shipments. ‘flush Cfllumbia. growers have b"? ha“! h" by Ontario grupes "l" West through eastern wine “milileiiirers. Concorde from On- wh" have reached as far ls Calgary k ° lhiiv are selling for 35 can“ 7 a 51X quart basket. Oksnagan 520x915 state that they will “n. hgnliildly be restricted now to the innit“ mist Mai-m, n. c. Wealthy . s are also meeting stir: mm.

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ANNOUNCEMEN

-- COMING EVEW_%S. MEETINGS ETCS.

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"M!!! Mabel Parkman will re- f]? classes in planofort- on Sept. ‘ IBIG-D-l-II.

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I b11719‘ “Imm noultry Tuesday, “b” "h- esae-e-s-ei.

u"l;"_°"fve Thuurauday. Nov. 1e for ~ uls Church tel and

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Lord Beaverbrook, Who Recently Visited Canada, Lost Litfle Time ‘ Q11 His Return To England In " Emphasizing His Protectionist ‘Views In Connection With The h Political Situation.

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(special to the Guardian)

LONDON, sept. L-lnrd Beav- erbrock. famous financier and pub- lisher, who recently visited Canada, lost no time on his return to Eng- land in emphasizing his protect- ionist vlews in connection with the political situation. In a manifesto he declares economy and increas-

MATRIMONIAL AGENT VICTIM

Mrs. Astn Buick Llcher, whose murder, with that of her three chil- dren and a Worster, Mass" woman. he! been confepaed to by Harry F. Powers, self-styled ‘ atrimonlal agent" of Clarkesburg, W. Va., ac- cording to a police. report.

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|9'S Pi PHI‘ Covers Prince Edward Island Like the Dew

The - I Rep orte d Sa fe Meteorological Station In Wireless

Communication With Submer- sible, SaysAll On BoardAre Well.

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LONDON, Sept. t-'.l'he exchange telegraph agency said to- night that fear for Sir Hubert Wilkins and his submarine Nautilus was alloyed, when nNorway meteorological station reported it h“ b”; u; communication with the submersible- The submarine reported that all on board were well.

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WN. CANADA, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER s. 1931

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(Canadian Prses) SAINT JOHN. N. 3.. Be There is no question about it. The __ conditions generally, throughout fylalcolm MacDQHaId

ed taxes will not be enough to satisfy the industrialists, give op-

iiENERAlMBRAE

Former Yuko Iiamlguchi, victim .of an attempted llelllliaetlon last fall, who died in Tokln, Aug. 28. HO had been in ill-health ever since the

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portunity to the elfifluturiats or hope to the workleaa. Confidence can only be restored by the reorgan- isation cf Britain's economic pol- ition. which was dependent on the tarifl wall around Great. Britain and her colonies and this involved the adoption of the Wiley he call- ed Empire trade and which Rt. l-Ion. Stanley Baldwin called imper- ial economic unity. the manifesto states.

Unemployed i Exceeds Over Half Million

(Special to the Guardian)

UITAWA, Ont., Sppt. t-Csn- adois unemployed exceed 530,000, according to Hon. G. D. Robertson, Minister of Labor. The Minister todsy issued figures compiled by pro vincial [uvwa merits. In the moi- ority of provinces the totals are based upon registration, and in oth- ers careful estimates have been made. All the provinces of Can- ada are included in figures which the Minister gave out. Senator Rob- ertson mu these figures would pro-

APPiilillEli l0 iiiitriiiii

Was Formerly Chief Conservative Whip Under Prime Minis- ter Bennett - Ren- dered Outstanding

* Military -=Servic e- During The Great War.

(Canadian Press) ~-

UITAWA. i Ont. Sept. t-Major Generel A. D. MGR-ole, Vancouver. has been appointed to the Senate. Official announcement of the ap- pointment was made this after- noon.

The newly appointed Senator. who succeeds the late Hon. S. J. Crowc, Vancouver, was formerly chief Conservative whip unde: Rt. Ron. R. B. Bennett, Prime Minis- ter, and in charge of the organiza- tion of u... party which succeeded at the polls in the last Dominion election. General McRae previously had organized the Winnipeg Con-

bably b, swelled in the winter months. when seasonal unemploy- ment would beccrne an increasing factor in the situation.

Figures of unemployment ere ll follows: Prince Edward Island, 1,- 500; Nova Scotia, 10,000; NW Brunswick, 0,000.

YOUNG anti. mom's nuu.

SAN ANGELO, Tern, Sept. 4 -i- Daphna. Wagner. II, beat off a maddened Hereford bull with only e small stick after the animal had knocked down her 70 your old, grandfather. W. H. Brown, Brown was brought to a hospital here where it was found he had sustain- cd a gored left hip. .11 dislocated right hip. and e broken rib.

"Notion-cardigan Hall Monday, Big show and dance. Robert Weeks will play. Good time assured.

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"Dance in Emerald Hail. Monday. September-Rh. Ice Cream served. Music by Todd and McGregor.

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"The Ladies’ Aid of Keir Memor- ial Presbyterian Church, will hold a. supper in Malpeque Ball. on Wed- nesday, September 0th. Tables let at 0.80. If not fine. the f day.

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"Pleasant Valle! Young People's ice again festival in Fredericton Hell, edneadey. Sept. 0th. If not fine. Thursday. Itil-il-I-wa-fli

"Borden Line Club loading hogs lambs. calves at Albany. Wednesday. Sept. 0th. Hour-a, II to 3. ‘ 8541-0-54!)

"Charlottetown lchool of Music Ila-opens September 3rd. ‘rhorcnlh . Ilemcnt-

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servative convention of i027. First icleoted to Parliament in 1920. Gen- 'eral McRae redeemed the constitu- ency of North Vancouver from the Liberal column, but was defeated -in i080. In addition to his promin- Ient parliamentary career, General Home rendered outstanding mil- itary service during the Great War.

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All-Canadian C o n - gross of Labor Head Offers Solution of Present Difficulties.

(Canadian Press) OTTAWA, Ont, Sept, tilt-Vol- untary mobilisation of the man pow er of Canada to meet "the very serious state of affairs which ex- iate at the present time? iai urged b! A. It. Moaher. Preaidcntof the Ail-Canadian Congress of Labor, in a Labor Dev maslese issued tonight. It. is obvious, states Mr. Moaher. that with her vest area and the e.- bundance of her natural resources,

capital and raw material, techn gnowiedge. end wltlram- lfll llefl end unskilled labor. Can. ada should be able to provide (qr ever! reasonable need. What is ee- lefliill. limeeeds Mr. Kosher, is the development of a ashes of solidarity end a spirit of cooperation similar

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to that which prevailed d g the Greet War. Voluntery mobilisation

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with mp1s. wealth 1h the form of '

the Maritime Provinces are in bet-V

elsewhere on the North American] continent, said John l". Thomas. recently appointed trade repre- sentative for: the Ontario growers market council, today. 0n return here after a visit through * Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island, in connection with the fruit trade. Mr. Thomas is making his head- quarters in Saint John. I! condi- tions warrant it, the up; intment of Trade Commissioner here will be pm ncnt, he said.

I-lis opinion relative to conditic in the Maritimes is based upon a tour of all the fruit producing sec- tions of the "United States Ind Canada. The answer to the situa-

sge snd ccnservativmess .of Mari- time people-

Excitemcnt In Churchill lVhen’ Train Arrives

(Special to the Guardian)

ives saw s special passenger train for the first time today. When members of the Canadian Chamb- er of Commerce on their tour arriv- ed here, Indians and Eskimos swarm ednround the shiny steel coaches and insisted on shaking hands with A. E. Warren. Winnipeg, C. N. R, Vice President, whom they called the big boss. He showed them through the train and enjoyed their exclsmations of delight. Even alr- plones passed by overhead unneed- ed, but the sight of the all steel C. N. R. equipment brought gasps of amazement. This was magic- separate rooms, running hot and cold water, electric lights and sleep- ing bunks that icld up in the day- time.

(bpeciel to the Guardian)

BIMLA, India, Sept" d-Vicei roy Lord Wllllngdcn, suffering from nurse attack of dysent- ry. llll been ordered by his physician to go to Dohbun for ten deya of complete rcet. applies particularly to those ‘classes c! the community which have been trained at tbs public expense, are capable of giving leadership in, the adoption of an intelligent solution of our difficulties.

ter shape than those nrevsllingL

tion here, he said, was in the cqur-g

OHURKJHLL, MIIL, Sept. L-Nnt- .

Becomes Under-sec- retary In D0min-. i ions’ Office.

coupon, Sept. e-Thecshihet ‘filled many Ministerial posts and a. list issued last night showed that 50 vacancies had been filled by 31 Conservatives, 11 Liberals and eight Laboriies- Included in the appoint- ments are an Under-Secretaryship —thnt of the Dominions-for Mal- colm MacDonald. wn of Premier Ramsay MacDonald, and the selec- tion is a popular one.

The story of how his father al- most begged him to disregard fam- ily ties and line up with the bulk of the Labor Party against the Na- tional Government has touched public imagination.

The son of another Parliament- lary leader is also rewarded. He .is Major Gwilym Lloyd George, ‘son of the “Little Welshman," and he received the post of Under-Sec- retary to the Board of Trade. l-le i5 little known to the public but is regarded in political circles as a hard-working member of the House of Commons.

Major Oliver Stanley, ‘another comparatively young man. become Under-Secretary to the Home Of- fice. In him many political observ- ers see tho future Leader of the Conservative Party, and perhaps a Prime Minister. of Imgland. No man outside the major political fig- ures has l. higher reputation in the House. Major Alfred Duff Cooper, husband of the famous beauty, the former Lady Diana Manners, be- came Financial Secretary to the War Office, while Sir Philip Sas- soon, wealmy friend of the Prince of Wales, becomes Under-Secretary for Air.

Lord i Byng To Retire

i LONDON, Sept. L-According m ‘the Daily Mail, Lord Byng. former |Gcvernor General of Canada. and now Commissioner of the Metropoli- tan Police, intends to announce his retirement from the Commissioner- ahip before the end of the year. The paper says that 10rd Byng feels that he has accomplished the task of cleaning up the west end of London, which he had set for himself when accepting the appointment in ma.

I-Is is now anxious to retire to his Essex home the newspaper contin- uea.

several days agoof Badso Nakatus. Honolulu merchant, was cleared up lode! when fishermen found his 330d! hlide a hula shark they delight on Barber's Point. Identification of the body was made through dental work. Nekatua and another merchant. Minoru Kanagawa, set out last Bun-

Missing Honolulu Merchantk Body Found Inside Huge Shark

HONOLULU 'I‘.I-I., Sept. ip-(U. PJ-Myetery in the disappearance

ticn. When they failed to return, the destroyer Gamble and the mine- lweeper '1‘ VI began a. search for them. Airplanes also joined in the search. .

The merchants‘ overturned skit! was found 80 miles ofl the point. but no trace of either men was found. ~ ‘ Three fishermen caught two

‘PlMIEll UNDER‘

FIVE IsALL: _ Cornelius 0. Pierson, alias Harry

F. Powers, Clarksburz. West Vir- ginia, mail order Romeo, who is said to have confessed to killing of two women and three children. "Five is all," he told investigators digging for more suspected victims.

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Canadian National And C. P. R. Hotels In Halifax and Van- couver T a I k of, Merger.

(Canadian Press) l MONTREAL, Sept. 4—The Monk‘ real Star today publishes a dc~ snatch from Halifax, as follows: "Continued deficits from operat- ions, due w abnormal business con- ditions, have led to negotiations between the Canadian Pacific Rail- way and the Canadian National Railways, which have resulted in placing the Halifax hotels of the two railroads, the Lord Nelson and Nova Scotlan, under joint control. It is probable that joint control may be established of competing hotels owned_by the two companies in Vancouver. Interest on the six and one half percent first mort- gage bonds of the Lord Nelson Ho- tel Company was paid by the Can- adian Pacific Railway on April 1, 1931, and- operation of the hotel was assumed by the railway at that time. Refunding of the pres- ent bond issue amounting to $600.- 000 is quite possible in the future, but 1t is understood that nothing will be done at present along this line. The next interest payment on the bonds of Lord Nelson Hotel Company is due on October first."

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Lofty Aspirations of Gandhi Voiced On Way To London - Will Be Satisfied With Nothing Less, He Declares.

ADEN, Arabia, Sept. t-Mahatrna Gandhi and his party arrived hem at the entrance to the Red Sea and made a brief visit ashore before re- suming their voyage to London for the Round Tobie conference. A large crowd of excited Indians wearing Gandhi caps, who had wait- ed since midnight, cheered as the steamer Re‘ “ steamed along- side the wharf in the dawn. Taking advantage of the cool morning air, he and the other delegates made a series of short trips to‘ points of in- terest in the town. He was given an

thusiastlc reception wherever he went.

Expected Much More

sharks in the vicinity of the point cut them open and inside of one they

local Indian merchants wished him success at the conference and Continued on page ‘i

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An extra dab of commetics lg g1] that most girls necd nowadays to make up for lost sleep,

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Premier Stewart

Annual Iupscriptiona Delivered “.00.

loll Canada and U. S. A. 54.60.

P. E. l. Program 'Is Considered

And Colleagues

Confer With Hon G. D. Robert-

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UITAWA. Sept. -i-—A definite program of permanent public works to aid in unemployment relief, to be undertaken in Prince Edward Island, will be placed before the

Dominion Cabinet, snicLPremier J. ,

1), Stewart, Prime Minister of Prince Edward Island, here tonight- With two of his Ministers and Hon. J. A. MacDonald, Minister without portfolio in the Federal Government, the Premier today saw Hon. G. D- Robertson, Minis- ter of Labor. No decision was ar- rived ut in ilic conference.

Certain suggestions were

original proposals and these will be worked out between the Prince Edward Island Government. and Mr. MacDonald before final pre- sentation for approval. The Minis-

ter foresaw no difficulty in pros- ‘

pest. Eemier Stewart will leave Ot- tawa tomorrow evening.

Not Agreeable ToAmalgamation

(Canadian Press)

HAMILTON, Ont... Sept. 4—Am- ulgamation of the Army and Navy Veterans and the Canadian Legion. proposed by Major J. R. ROD“. of Halifax, President of the 1.9510"- is not approved by the A. N. V. 0.. it was made clear at the’ session of that body today. The VeterB-fl-i are in convention in this city and will conclude their deliberations tonight.

The delegates pointed out that the proposal to unite was dealt with in the veterans declaration of policy, dated February 16, at Otta- wa. This document also dealt with the plan for a fraternal alliance with the Legion.

The WeatherEtc

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Niitii A ‘ R0010 Announces FEELS 01.0 Ace ‘ CRIEPINQ on um?“ snooty Q21‘ hi9 ‘ ‘V0025 , tirfso 9

TORONTO. Scjt. 5--—M0derate winds. mostly cloudy and rather cool vrith scattered shoivers.

Temperatures

Maximum-GS Minimum-m) High tide this afternoon at 4.23 and tomorrow morning at 3.01. Sun sets this evening at 6.31 and rises tomorrow morning at 5.21. New moon Friday, Sept. 11, 12.26 a. m. Summcrslde tide eighteen minutes later than Charlottetown. CAR FERRY SCHEDULE

Week Days-Leaves Borden daily, 0.15 a .m.; 11.40; and 5.15 p. m.

Leaves Tormentlne daily:—10.30 a. m.; 2.55 p. m. and ‘I p. m.

Up to and including neg. ‘ 13 on Sunday leaves Borden 0.15 a. m. and 5.15 p. m. Leaves Tormentinc 10.30 s. m, pnd fl n. m.

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made ~' by the Minister of Labor, Senator Robertson said tonight, which may require some modifications of the .

i Kidnapped I

PAID $100,000 RANSOM

Chas. M. ROSCIIIILII, wealthy young New York brnkor, nitcr being freed by kidnappers, who l'l(‘l(l him f0’. $100,000. snitl tu linu- been paid by his mother.

(MAKES fiiAhEi MGMNSl 0.3. PRllBllBEill

Speaker At I}. E. S. L. Convention S a y s That Inferior Holly- wood Films Shown In England As Bri- tish Product.

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TORONTO, 0111., Saint. ~i.-S-,ical~;< ing on n resolution urgmpia gi-cxit- or use of BflllSlI-illiitli? films within the countries of the Eziipire, b12130: General Sir FrCdPYic-k Ainuricc, at this mornings 50.161011 of 1hr Brit- ish Empire Service Lczigiic confor- ence, made the definite charge that l-lollyivood piclure pmdiizcrs were deliberately producing inferior film! iii sllldiOS in Bnaaizi and exhibit- ing ihcm as British pictures, along- side the bcst Uilllftl Slates pictur- cs. in orclcr to discredit British film! lgcncznliy. I

Eiupirc Trade

TORONTO, 0111., Sviit. dw-Flille cst possible dcvcloiiiixcii’. of Empire trade was ncivocazcd toilaj.‘ m o. rcsoI ution zidopiccl by 111.; Dnizsli Ein- plre Service League. liolilzng 11.," fifth biennial conicrciicc iii-iv, 'i'iin. con- ference did not ‘ail/JUL iliu siiggcsq tion that G0\'i‘l".11ll‘ 111$ bu rcqucnt- 0d to provide ])i‘i.‘li‘i‘L'll iiil ‘(mulls rid-i vancczi by C01. M. L. Mullen and L. A. Ross. ihc AUSIYJlAlII delegat- es.

British ])Ul)ll.’=ll(‘l‘.~ ~ll“Lil(l hc cn- couragcd to 0111C!‘ ill" Canadian iiiarkct, sniii Col. E. l1. Wzrvlaizd. a. Canadian Cli".i‘"‘ll{‘. A ‘KCSQlUllOIT by Sir Froclcrirk Riiiiiixiii‘, hnnnrnrye treosurcr n1 lilo lcnrriiin pointed out the Caiiadrm (‘mvvrixiiiviii 11nd rec- ently published sinicmciits; indicat- ing a duly sluiiiirl bi- inipivczi on certain American p->i"iri<’.'.":i1.=. Al)- scncc of British niinintixws from Canadian new: swmds had shocked some of ihc British dvlcgiiics, said Sir Frederick.

tiCnnnilinn Press) FLEVELANI). Ohio, Srpi, ~'.-- After soiling :1 nnv trans-con- tinental spccd record of ll hours and 15 ntinutr-z from Burbank, Cal, in Ncivark. N. .l., today, Major Jimmy Do~"it'o rriiirncd to (‘ii-volnnil tonight, arriving at tho (‘lrvrlnivl air-

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