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A laud“ tongue is like hstbed w?“ cuts and slashes its victim

mercilessly-

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The People's Paper

CHARLOTTETOWN. CANADA. THURSDAY, MAY 29, I930

Covers Prince Edward‘ Island Like the Dew

p Canada ’s HOP?

l", as photographed aboard liner llsooia. m route for England, where he arrives next week-end. to com- u in lienle» regatta in attempt to bring home the famous Diamond Sculls-

Cllinese Military

Forces Receive

Smoshrhg Defeat

(Special to the Guardian)

SHANGHAI. hfay 2B_-5mg,gh1ng rzttories over the mllltsry forces of 1- Nationalist. Govrrnmept in north- ern l-lorian P!")'-'ll'lC& were claimed 1,9. ll‘ in advices originating within the Northern Alliance. a group of m1]. tsry chieftalns. who have declared their lnrleornrlence. The despatches

d the yr-i-therners had captured .000 Nationalist prisoners in the ranting aicn: the. Haichow "Ding- "11 Rww- The prisoners were

ito be arriving at the Northern lllltlfe llc-irlquaricrs in Chcngchow

such liili‘lllf‘l'5 first, accomllloda- 0115 “'6 o rtaxerl and emergency‘

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‘i Norllorllers also assert/ed that their forrrr- lo northwestern Shan- ilmz ha‘. crossc’! the Yellow River 111i “"‘l"' lllflfflflCllillg Isillaniu. spin] of Fhzrlturlg. Nationalist mes were said to be in full re- treat along both the l-lalchorv

fllkwan and the Peiping Hankow ‘ filial‘, ‘

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oil NCEMENTS. COMING EVENTS. MEETINGS, ETC.

"Noni (gly- 0T 3t Yo 1 ;

rlt urda y hcatrc,

stupendous 4017-5-29-31.

"lit Fl'(‘rl(‘l"\""ll on hiondily. June “d- tilt‘ l'""-Fllfll$il Players will pre- "11 "Err: oi love." {050-5-20-31.

"R/zseru- l‘hursdo_v. June 5th. for “ma” 11h)’. Canoe Cove.

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zgcmll’ l" 'i'rvtul. Thursday. May - ‘ 3ilfll’;1l'v\'“l‘_,y€5 of Love" by the will“ Pllrvcrs. iool-ls-zl-ai.

0:131! Suuris Club will be loading ~ ‘llttlt and calves on Wednesday,

‘ e m‘ 31111". List with secretary. 4050-5-29-21 2mm t" Pmvnnl Thursday. May he band sor- the Winning oi Joy by ornwall Runs pcoples group. 4034-21 _ _..__ y‘! M C A. Rummage Sale. Fri-

m°1111nc at lo o'clock. QMB-SJO-Il , ____ 2:2"; jsce “In old Arizona". v '\‘_" illllllht; Hunter River cm -- "rvlon Saturday; Canoe " “ml-ll- 4071-5-29

50.131; “rcTlT-‘lhneets with Mrs.

Gl- George and FLtzroy St.. June 2. st 8 o'clock.

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"The "or

n"! Po light

m ot-Afrairla“ Auction Forty- , in (‘olcdmta flail. Friday

~ Mo:- 30th at sis. AOSS-S-ZJ-li T11!" Jun-l 3rd, for D-"ron Duhbs" in Gliflfqfa ~_l_lI‘1‘-<'~rlfcd by ltiovnt Striv- W" C11“. 4153-5-27-21

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Bossy Holds Fine Record

(Special to the Gusrdihn)

5T. CATHAIUNES. Msy 28- A pure bred holsteln cow owned by J. C. Brown in ‘the Govern- .ment record of performances. gave 15,000 pounds of milk with an average ‘test oi hutteriht 3.1 in 305 dsys. twice s day mills- tng, which is claimed to bs tho highest in her clus three-year- olds in Clnlh. Now that the cow has turned five years old. she has given in three lactation periods 43,114 pounds of milk with an svcrsge buttcrist 3.6.

E. Island '

Shipments Are Heavy

LIONCTON, Msy Zm-Csrlocdirlli on the Atlantic M31011 oft-he 0w- adian National Railways continue in show an increase over the corrcspflnd ing period of last year. Prom the first of (he year t/a the week ending Msy 14, there is an inoresss oi 4,152 cars over 1029. This figure provides a. good index n5 to the industrial con ditlons ill the Maritimes which oon- tinue to show improvement. PoLcto shipments from Prince EdWflJd 1s- ll-nd s-rs heavy with 6.096 cars for the period ending Msy 2'1.

Says Ex Mayor Brown Poisoned

(Special to the Guardian) STRATFORD, Msy lib-Tom (Brown, ex Mayor of Stratford. found dead in Mexico Clty some weeks ago, was poisoned, according to a dis- patch to the Beacon Herold. He met

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discloses. by poison administered by o. bond of individuals, who sought in obtain the wealth with which the former Mayor absconded. The same dispatch states that Rodriguez Gq- lnez. companion of Broom, has been rearrestcd and charged with the murder of the man. It is said that a Mexican gang posed as friends oi Brown and all the while plotted to steal his money or sll that was left of the $200,000 lie allegedly escaped with when heleit Stratford. Most of his funds were believed to have been in bonds. Brown, says the re- port, was poisoned by drugs. It was o. slow process lssting several weeks and in the interim Brown and his friends spent much money on lavish parties. There is no official confirm- ation of the report. of a murder charge against Gomez.

Girl Tourists Killed In Crash

(Special to the Gun-diam

FLORENCE. itsly. Msy QB-Mlss Helen Gee. 22. s United States girl whose home is in Denver. Colorado. and Miss Ruth Henderson. 82, a Canadian nurse employed in John Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, Md, vrere killed today in an automobile accident. near Roots. Al miles from here. The automobile in which the two women were trsvelllng collided with an automobile driven by Pietro Gisrizzo of Rome. who wss proceed- ing to Rants. The automobile oi the United States women left the road, plunged :50 feet down o rsvlne, fin- ally coming to a stop st the edge of Rsszolo Cemete y. Glsrizso sum- moned sssistsnce snd climbed down into the rsvine where he found the oomen dead. Their automobile was loaded oith suit oases which showed that they were touring Italy.

"Til- Mount. ‘Stewsrt Drsrnstic

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-‘ a v l w" t. their fun provolilnl Baths" O- M. B. A. Thursday’. Msy

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Held In Georgetown Murder

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Donald, Cape Breton,

EFT, Fritz Possett; right, Chester Anti. who hare been arrested

' in connection with tile murder st Georgetown. Antonio Hoderiuues. boatswain of the steamer Winding Gulf. Anti is charged with tho murder and Possett with being so

P.E.l’..' of

PREMlITE-HTST

MOTION FOR RETURN OF WESTERN LANDS

1 Dr. Murray MacLurell, Saint John: Finlay Mac-

Maintain 'l'hat Mari-

tilues Should Have Been Consulted.

HENRI BOURASSA

Final Determination of Three sources Should Be

OTTAWA. May Zi-Prcuuer King s motion, pasaed lust before inc luncheon recess of the House today, “K1118 101' the ilhsssge by the Im- perial Parliament oi an Act approv- ing the agreements between the Do- minion and the Provincial govern- ments whereby the latter will have transferred to 91cm ‘ll-sea; =-_ sources, brought; three protests in the chamber. two from Maritime mem- bers and the other from Henri Bour- ssss. (Labellol, to the effect that the Maritime Provinces should have been consulted before presenting this peti- tion in order that there. might be i1 final determination of their Cl-Tlll to the lands to be transferred to the western provinces.

Dr. Murray li/LacLaren (Saint John) and Finlay MacDonald tCapP Breton South» both made speeches lll protest

Dr. MacLArcn-“Has the consent been obtained of those provinces not directly interested in this address. that is to ‘say, has the concilrrcnc:

than British Columbia. Alberta. Sash- stchewan and Manitoba?"

ALSO GIVES

fravincez.‘ Claims to Natural lic-

VIEW

M1136 Bfiorr». Legislation Passed. Con- tcndcd. As "Present Assuran o'er. Do not Go Pa: Enough."

All Represented

The Hone l.iinl.:ter—-"All the prov- inces oi Canada are represented at the present tlme in this House, and l assume that there will be unanimity on the part of this House in the mat- tcr oi this address as there has been 71-1-10. to ‘me agreements them- sclvcs- The provinces of Canada were represented at the Dominion-Pro- vincial Conference. both by their pre- miers and members of their admin- istrations. Among other subjects con- sidered and discussed at that con- ference was this very question oi’ the vtturrl oi the natural resources to the western provinces. The view then expressed by thc representatives of the other provinces seemed to be that tile treatment of these western pro- vinces should be in a liberal and cor- dial manner. I do not think it is necessary to have any formal sub- lulssion oi this address to the other provinces before this Parliament takc: action upon ii. It relates ex- clusxely to the western provinces,

been received of ihc provinces, other and should the other provinces have‘

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To Whom Docs thisApply?

tice. when in opposition,

As soon ll he is in power o. change

in the hope that he would curt-all should stsrc and grumble when he

into the House by his wlilppers-ln WHAT DOES I-IE EXPECT?

rnrillng those wllcrn he knew to be prejudices of those whom he knew reckoning would never come? IT

tho country-let him give us some

port AND 157W}! 9""-

IVIB THIS COUNTRY SAW."

have done his work are flung aside. HA5 CLIMBED IS KICKIJD DOWN . . . eager. honest. sincere low-tariff westerners who raised him to power

Can we wonder that among his supportcra merit and uproar snd can we wonder that the people who voted to put him in power should be exasperated by seeing his supporters in the. House who voted sgainst these privileges. lleine now pushed and pulled

An exchange publishes (he subjoined paraphrase of ll quotation from Mscauia_v‘s famous attack on Peel. suggesting that it has a perfect. application tn a certain Canadian polit- ical leader at the present time:

"The-re is too much grounrl for the reproarhes u! those who. hav- illl- in spite oi a hitter experience. a second time trusted him. now find themselves a second time deluded. it has been too much his prac- TO DIAKE USE 0F l-‘ASSIONS WITH WHICH HE HAS NOT THE SLJGHTEST SYMPATHT, AND 0F PR!- JUDICES WHICH HE REGARDS

WITH PROFOLWI) CONTEMPT. tslres place. The instruments which THE LADDER M’ WHICH HI.‘ . (‘an we wonder that the

the privileges of protected interests proposes to extend those privileges? everything should be fer-

to vote for Increasing them? BUT

Did he- lhlnk, whvn to save, his turn. he. called the Devil up. (hat it was os essy to lay him as to raise him? Did he think, when he went on. session after session. thwarting snd

in tho. eight. sn-l flattering nil the. to bi- in the wrong. that the slay of HAS COME. THERE HE SITS.

DOING PENANCE FOR THE TRICKERY 0F YEARS. Ii‘ It be not so. let him stand up msniuily and clear his [$121M before the House and

raven Mitch shill! pron-r- thnt the ‘

policy which he. is follcwfnjr new as Pr-‘mr- Mirfiste? i: entitled to rup- N‘)? f.".9'~"i'.'." PFfflYE Hill T0 HAVE

" campaign purposes.

lfwo Heroes 0f The Steel

Dom. Election

Act Passed

(Canadian Press] OTTAWA. May 28.—Tl'le new Do-t minlon Election Act was "willy pass- . ccl today by the House of Conlmoilsi after an amendment by J. S. Woods- | worth (Labor), Winnipeg North Cell- tre), had been accepted. The alllClltl~ mcnt repeats a section prohibiting contributions from companies for Mr. Woodsworth claimed that this provision worked a hardship on Labor unions desirous oi making contributions. while large ‘corporations had been ablc to con-i tribute despite the section. The ei- ‘ iect o.‘ the passing of the amend-l mcnt is interpreted to mean that‘ contributions to campaign funds from l unincorporated companies and organ- ' izations will be subJect to no restrlc- tion.

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Tallest Building E In The World’ Formally Opened”

(Special to the Guardian)

NEW YORK. Msy 28-Thc tallest structure in the world. the Chrysler Building, was opened formally yes-i i/erday. Its burnished rusiless stooli spire scrapes the clouds 1,030 feet‘ above 42nd street and Lexington Av- . erlue. 46 feet higher than the Eiffel Tower and '15 feet. above the bank

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highest restaurant ln on! of the up- per floors and the highest club rooms, the Skyscraper Club, and t1 r most. storeys, sevenLv-eight.

Huge Sums Given To Provinces

OTTAWA GOVT. SXNCE 1922 HAS corrmraurcp MONEY TOTAL- i LING 962.910.017.09 '

OTTAWA. lifay 28-~-At the end of the present. fiscal year the provinces of Canada will have ob dined "0111 the Federal Government amounts o1 money totalling $162.0l0.01"t.09 sinco

‘April. 1922. This statement. was llladc

in figures tabled in the Home o.’ commons (‘his afternoon by the Prime Minister in the chiencc oil Hon. Fernand Rlnfret. Secretary of State. in ‘answer to questions asked‘ by F. G. Sanderson (Liberal. SouthI Peri h.)

The Maritime PYOVUWQS. or vlrtue of the Duncan Report, have irclil 1927 received a toial oi 5411000011 ycndl-ng further consideration of provincial subsidies.

For lughony construo ion the Do- minion Government, contributed $20.- 000000. of which $lfi.065,'t90.53 u-ns disbursed from April. 1922.

The Maritime freight rates. art. cos, the Federal treasury slsoltaaz- 80 on account of the 20 per cent. rc- ductlon in mics enjoyed bv shippers east. of Levis and Diamond Jilin-tron. Que. while the deficit. account. to the Csnsdsn Nations] Rhilrvays in the- samo period amount-ed to s11 030510,

government.

COTlbTlblflOrls to the provinces on account. of old age pensions totalled 9.7108103; for unemployment. r"- lief. $3,858,184.58. This latter figure is exclusive of $1.00t.874,40 expended by the Dominion through the lsbor and health departments for unem- ployment relief.

On technical education the Feder- al trescurv din ributed $6.8903'l5.3ll to the provinces and on agricultural instruction the sum of $1,993,482.81.

Flies ovoid rooms lit by .t'<"=‘10“' glass windows and dislike those with

PI!" "It r1081‘ F.'*'"T'»'l"*~ AND unramcnetcn manta ‘rm’:

blue-painted wells, declares so Ens ll-sh expert " '

from July. 1927, to December, 1929,,

n. rum made good by (he Domlniol-U

Read by Everybody

Min. To Canada

LicuL-lfol. lianiord illacNide-r. who luui Ioern chosen by lresiflom ][0q\'. cr as [nits-d rotates nlinistcr f0 Canada.

Daughters Of The Empire Issues Call

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From Cab.

(Canadian Hes“

FLINT. Mlch., May 28—'l‘h.e on- glneer and fireman of the Grand ‘trunk inter city limited. number l7. bound from Montreal to Chicago.‘

crew liljlliEd shortly before foln- p. m. today. when the- train rsn into an open sol-itch at Belasay. ilve miles east. oi here. ‘Phc train. vidllch was 35 nunutes behind is schedule, ls

Anllnl IIJIIGIIDNOIII Dsllvsrsd 15.00. d! Ill] Cindi

Rgils Killed Engineer And Fireman Meet

Sudd_e_n Death‘

’i‘raii1 Speeding Fifty Miles An Hour, Ran Into Open Switch -—Engineer Threw On Emer- gency Brakes And Leaped

a speed of b0 miles an hour wh

engineer Arthur Moi-den. of Batild Greek. osw the open switch. He l! believed w have thrown on his om- were killed and five members of ihqergencr," brakes and Raped. iron-l the! cab. He was csughr in the wreckage and killed. Fireman Pierce. who 1! mlssil'\ ls bslieved buried beneath

~nd u. s. s’. u».

believed in have been rumung

the rvrefltagc of the loccrmouve.

(Calla. :11 Press! IUONTRELAL Na," 28 --A call icr grctitel‘ cflori: t r Fllltil '»'1‘l’1l"!'l n the

lmprrlai Uriirr of (he Llaugluers of the Elnplre so that Canada 1.1 1t‘. forward lnarcil plight have a Lund of iromcn from coast to coast to ur-

r oLManhattal-l building in the f_ln- WM 2m . ‘that ancial district, ol-llch ivas lrpenerlmw. wunfigq. h vmom blfnqal" L M f I t I inf Si. John b? F? 1'1" n7, lii/rcre- .

l’ 15 a ‘m mg O Eulwra ‘"35" l; iilr 11 till" til ri-l Jllll .i illFFilllC is tllale l-lllghlsct has lrvhat 1:. said; . ;_._..,,,n._. (l, . i. I .5. r, E I ° 9 F" “if "at" “l? i“ 1- ; ow i1lfl.i‘;. ‘.75 -:.n A .'~"=*.vart.£ world. in the ceiling of th= lohbn.i Nznrnn, FINAL“, L. m? Chm.‘ a canvas 100 feet by ‘t5 It has the .11.“. w... M w? ‘Palm are, m.’ Carp

zula. l l", vofn and the ucttt. ilftv _'.cal.- \‘-'lli roe a wonderful vic- \'i‘l'.'>]'\l1lt‘i'll ill \‘.lll',‘l'l lt Will be the ‘privllcgc oi (‘no iloughtevs or.‘ The

Fnlpirc l1» i'.".'".l ivf. rr- tilt‘ (oer-pie the ideal: on ulllcll illr Ultlfl‘ lb founded.

“Canada ’s-Finest”

Leaves forEnglarzd A

,':l to (he- Guardian)

, .\l.=.'. 7P. A ilciochlnerlt oi C. ‘llill Afount-cri Police 1-) virmpcic lil (he International;

llarse, Show at (Jlvillpin. Landon. lanes llTY" (orizlj onrl olli sail trolli- hlcnirtull Thu 71-13111‘ T T301111.

senior rail} lnr-pcclol' of Canada’:-

cchblxatq-rl 1.1 p \~.-‘.i be ill command .

lino rlftilictl ~11 l.» c1111: to Elise} l"l\'l av of a spcclol in\'i-. “m. n (‘n-m '11". rllclr-l ulilll rt ill!‘ \ 1 (-11.1111?-

liliCJllEIll the illlG ('l‘.‘3l".'. uiiicc.

College ltazcd

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as z-l-lczilj,‘ ln a blaze ill'li ilroize izll: r-vo huuvs b?-

JllDlOl‘ til

ihc lllhlvin ihinlml up

fore tl7-l\‘,il two ' lillils from burn:- ueve iakfn to Lacolnbc ll(‘t,'»)\‘.i'%|_ Danragc ill the roniiagra- trill was cstmaicrl ni- $100000. main lrlllirl-n: .lnri ‘the (wit. rlorlnltorf of the college. tho cnlj," A'i‘.‘r‘lll.l.‘i in- stliuiloll of the klncl lll Western Can- lvere. rlcsirrxvrrl.

l-l VFSTTVW“. MARKFT

(Calls-crap Press»

tt.‘[k'l.\1'l'l\‘lgT-\i, .\l.~' ‘J8 -l"'.\r.-¢ were only 4i! mt‘ lo. 23 calves is.‘ hog: and ll sheep .ill.'i lamb. ior sale on (he (rm hlrnltvcal ll\'¢:ul"k markets in- day including if") hint-i Wit-l 01'" from .\"c:.'cvlls\. Fair: “or: lerv qulet. (Tour. iirrc rW-l for $625 ‘.0 $3251 ' so it] <7 111w load of good Meal-g. ll(| ior <il Calves were

for $18 per clri». tic-gs were 110".- mov- 1118- ‘

(mincilan High Conn.

sutlcrln; ‘

The ,

mid for s’) (arwl rpx-"ns: limbs sold

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I (Clnlllln Proust t WOLJPVIILE. N. 5.. Msy 28- l F1S1lll=twr> students in srts. science. theology and household economics were graduated from Acsdis Univers- l(_v today. Honorary degrees in loo» rvcre conferred on Alfred B. Bslcolm of \'i'o1i\'liIr_ AvarLtBlshopJiewl-ia- van. and Robert A-Pranl-is New York. Burton W, ioclvhart of Mailchester. N. H. o-as honored with the degree.

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of Doctor of Divinity and Doctor-ates l 10V"-

Pickup Chosen By Liberals

(Canadian Pee-s» l-IALIFAX. N S., M33’ ZB~Samue1

l (flckup of Granville Perry. was chos-

r-n today by (he Liberal convention

ior Dlgby, Annapolis. as Government

canclldatr in that constituency for the forthcoming federal election. snd E. C, Doyle, M. L. A.. was named as the Government candidate for Rich- mond. West. Cape Breton. Mr. Doyle is one oi two members of the Pro- \'ll‘iCltll Legislature for his constitu-

ency. l-lls resignation to contest the‘

sear. for the Dominion House will automatically increase the Conserv- ative-magorltv at Halifax to three ' members exclusive of the Speaker. as Richmond is one of the five count- iles affected by the provinclsl redis- tribution blil of i920. Under this measure. by-elections will not be ‘held to illl single vacancies occur-

. . t r ring t‘, {obnstituencles returning two

ISLAND GRADUATES ACADIA UNIVERSITY

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members. whose representation will‘

lbg one member at the next provin- . olsl election.

Last Minute News Flashes

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(Csnadian Prowl

RANGOON, Burml. India. H12" zg-Two persons were killed when the lniiiiaf! po11w opened fire this evening on s psrty °l Indian Moslems during a new flsreup of yesterday's disorders.

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SYDNEY, Aus.. Msy Zip-AMY Johnson. the intrepid girl fl!!! reached Cbsrlcsville. Queensland ionight- Motorists pooped their cars to light tho flying field with their headlights.

sr. Axolrsvvs. Scot. my u. -Bobby Jones, eliminated Cyril Tolley. defending ehsrnpion in the fourth round of the British smsmu golf championship. one ‘IP-

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in lltersturs were conferred on Ho! Dsvls. Boston. and William 1-1. Cole- man oi Lounburg. Penn.

Among the graduate; oer-c: Bach- elors of Arts. Emma Bradshaw. Sum- merside; John Crockett. Alberton, l". E. l; Constanm MacArthur. Slime‘ merslcle, P. F? 1: Bachelors of Science. Louis Sllnmons. Charlotte- town. P. E f. Certlficaicsln Dogm- eerlng. Louis Simmons. Charlene-

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Labor Govt. Maintained

(C-snadisn Press:

LONDON. Mal’ 23~The Labor Government. tonight defeated a move to upset it by the defeating of the Conservative motion by I fllfllflrlt»? of 29 votes. The Conservative mo- tlon was to reduce the salary of Right Hon. J. H. Thomas. llord Privy Seal. and lifinist-er of Enllllvllflml- The vote for the (sol-eminent Wu 2'10 against ‘Z41

The recent regllcllng of the B1181 Cm“; on m, top of S‘. Paul‘ Cath- edrsl. Lnrldon required 3,004) 188A‘! of ‘pure zt-csrst. gold leaf