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IND I09!!! our! aaY. re. a. June ia- "' (OP)—!'onr miners werekllled at ( ‘if:- OM-i ‘nu’ r5 No. 2 colliery here Sathuédaybtvlfeg GXr-Qiafl mm!‘ -, - a severe pressure s t urc l“ 9”” ware" 17 15° u‘: theim under tons of coal in the aWiIIVVYJWWPQWWTQ‘ mm’ h, working section of the mine. ‘mm sntuuwln“ d‘ One of the men,. Norman Mac- fifll “u- " ‘ya: Kenzle. was brought to the surface W0“ m?” ‘flnnm ‘bu! “my two oura after the accident oc- l-EALIIHAX, June l8 — tCP) —- l "'9'?" "w; m“ u“ curre , and bodies of the other Arrested by goolice Saturdiay night, t. hiult h," three were removed today after William J. l uiere of unimer. UWI‘ ' rescue crews and draegermen had side, P.E.I, w appear tn court woo-lied all night. tomorrow charged with o ._ Victim: of the “bump". describ- Jobber-y with violence, Inspector ed no one ol the severest ever to James Bakm- said ton . i occur in Capt Breton coliieries I tor e: Blscquieic ‘ram i Q-g 11 lixigd into uimeswfiitut" mg?- ""‘ a e, , i- , n eases. n "Iv"- et "wit" "wt wiiiiao”. await‘? 5'1‘. of Ali-ii Bim-

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afoot Tr Hall. Tuesday. J1me llth. Aueigigga Women's Instlgultgsn

Describing the cit land Yard detectives questioned a . ._- Johnsm, a mine ikiver who had men picked up at Brighton ~.n "Dance Mount Stewart Hall miraoulo “escaped fiom the ac- tracking clues to4the mysterious Monday. 17th. Rollie MacKensies ggiewit, I bad Just taken iljslayhig c-f attractive Miss Eliza- Mcc- “m”. m “has asst. s... ‘““°" i'i§ii'loi3§§§§i"‘il§“ki§§ tarts: us: ' ___ t llmewwihlt hldh l .. "We lf-ill have I Chan-blitz’ o! Natl an; baliev f-C ‘he mo! :25 gri-Lfgcrpbody, with s bullet. wound guise Stakes. Warren's ills. win in. flirt to will for in the neck. was found Friday night orth River. 6-12-14-17-81. e . I . h kinma fashionable {idol}! hoiirilie "s: i... irlflllll/US Players pi-e- l»!!! W111 of Belt . in... Iigféii ‘as 3.2%. fxi-gglagfhnéflilai-e‘ fig, e1: flayiiapkot 65 , next “n” < m‘ ‘mat ~pathologlst said Miss Machin- - . “m. 31¢, ‘ Bus” miter- oamdnwduim Vi‘; ngl-Pdnbdme don had been deadi at~ ‘least five Wards, » » 6-19-31. Y0 - days and police theorized that she _._.. 1 "iwkd m4 5°99 h‘ 59am“ ‘P: had been shot while trying to tele- "Lolditgl Boga for Dav and ‘mmfial/P“ "Mifmmd Cmmfd phone. ma: u Tuesday iaiui- iiniiei ‘Qngalfilédgg iairoufig-rt dtgvgfeaiylg A Confiefltlfll adviser to the not CMIWIII and Mutter. beamed hm m- {severe “we Greek King confirmed that Miss "OM11. _ Ski. "mm! “lock-L, ‘lgagfgiknedoi; wasd thedKllnglsl glllgflfl.‘ » Hogs at Montague The Mddfll- W!" l“ "W hi!" relldyiilgptlliéuxflmislae foret a i-fisi‘ sisuoiieiion Thursday for piivis a {g-lgyéistdthztfltielge £1. "dugout/gig cess, W110 i-sioiioa Loo-id" from "u" ma‘ s‘ C‘ McLr?‘ P 02g. more than two years. Ftgucry men had Cali-n} flfi“ 7' id M] M L. ad‘ _____ _ ' been killed Mien they fell down the Onegghaéjrtipoian f [is “c In M: "See Marie Players Present 21111;)‘; you’ wlmubflm m” nectlons. Hslld ‘that’ she: ‘hog: .133. “Johnny Ga; Your Girl’ in Win "Kn magmatic“ lmoe-saturda .5 from Brighton two months ago. I100 Hall, ednesday n w“ immediately {y livmfi ulgéieblndtiie ltipusekTAhc riizin “'31- QUES Dll y 20C 1V8! O El)’ \VBS —-—— supermundent ‘u Mmea W3‘ ma‘: detained in Brighton shortly after u van ma“ Donald, and it was expected an ha" um‘ w‘ " uiry in! the f in fataitties wcul mmmgh“ NRO 11th. Webster's Orchestra. q ° o ‘ » Neighbors cci each side said they

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"Loading so... at PeakalSta» superb dre mi ll h l0! flflh uraeay. fit DlVlI I n restrlcllonsffiesoix regnsgkeedfmupon H1501‘ Lid. Merlin DUMB. King George's edvlsor said he 14-54593‘ u- wéluréat knolw yivhelttliilerlthe €TIXICIESH ——-- o a es w ms "Bee hedericton Pl eraujfe- into tge house. He ‘did n00 "$35 aent "A Poor Married in details of how long Miss MucLlii- Grllfalni Road Hill TIIIOGI)’. -'—- don had been the royal housekeep- AX n). flu" 15, ‘C-IT-Bi U “m0 -. June l8 — (OP)—- er. Reports which could not he .__. The ea of a young woman confirmed immediately sai-d she " _ oar No, 3C. W Oats identified as Mrs. Alec Laurie had also been employed in London today. ant poultry feed. Ad- ‘and of her daughter Patricia were by the American Red Cross during visa to procure off car. J. found this afternoon. holds bsvt- the WIT‘. n. Drlacoll, Mt. erbert. 6-11-1i- ma? in. on BnfiYISSYdSIODG iieiii ithe __--_-__.______ wa a e an a a i- ...,..ii...iiii1i,i;:;_h1;= vim;- ms hm l..£..m.,,,..,:£.,,,.,°" "_ hinges? Cleaner llas - l‘ 9V8 u - m 01 ‘IV t . f: flbalih hgbogutlclille. Frtfiflfj mTh0 . f: lterrlaie Ztrslimalné or f’ I: ixlnrhlc’ ' - " "-1" sag. gviiioiiuveeiiiifir 1382:’ simrivifii '. _..._.. I NEW YORK. June 16—-(APi--A barock twas found nearbywidwclm dnld; twat o’ tFNmrth Elafiely. gory: “m” “"1” "‘”° "PP" "will"! ietihoriooie iveiiiaoi “gr i rolgffilz: “afii 0' M" ‘mmumm P939911“ 93""! Avenue buildin b his safer strii “mum "‘ “m9” “I w" belonolm to the wflmln- roi~ five mlflilfléflysltl-lffllyywhrg ' _____ k Th8 W011i!!! l Hilly lied one hook of the strap brake. “an” h". w." 8m!“ "W9 V Oil i116 Screams of peraons in the building . _ ‘vmu and aide of the head. while attracted Samuel Freedman. with ‘"5, 1g?“ . 0 11ml Rirla face was smashed. office: on the 17th floor. He rsn ~ u“, n _ Police found some letters and to the lath floor and with the ss- an“ w‘ . , gotta in the ahoooi boss llltlhlld of two onion iiiiiieii the '_V_,,,_, dist It not divulge ad- cleaner, Bolealaw Dolam, BO. into

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be held before commissioner W.A . Gunn Sydney. It the mine would not operate tomor- mw. V

lit-Col. C. J. MacDonald of Halifax who hi!!! been appointed to com- mand the 22nd Light Field Ambul- llice (Reserve) according to ‘an announcement has.» by Military District headquarters st Lt-Col. MacDonald, who was pro- moted from major when he was given the command, is a uoiii of Senator and Mrs. J. A. MacDonald, Cardigan, P. E. I.

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had not heard any shots. They solid Miss MacLlndon was a “high strung" woman who hud had few visitors. and that she was extreme- ly well dressed.

"I don't know how she got her

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downtown Halifax " Th

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e sum of money involved was not revealed. "

Miomao/ Ouo lloro This Afternoon

H.M.C.S. “Mlcmac". first tribal destroyer to be built in Canada. is exipectcd to d-rop anchor in Charlottetown Harbour at 4 o'clock titls afternoon.

The destroyer. one of the most modern in the Canadian Navy. is

under the uOTIIIIIBIIC of Lieut.- Commando Ralph L. Kennedy. DBO" R.C.N

Diving to the lateness oil iihe warships arrival in the harbour. it is not expected that the cus- tomary formal calls on the Lieut- G-overnor. the Premier. and the Mayor of the City will be made until tomorrow morning.

‘The ship is here m s four- day visit.

Forest fire ilar Halifax ‘tinder Coiitrol

Jtme IB-JCPi-A hit‘-

gt fire whlx e, cg, (if. Whi other-e, w

.omes in . Eakn.‘ l! in

a fe ' hours by residents and forest ran-

gers, aided by equipment rushed to the scene by the Halifax Pilre De- pertinent.

use of the fire. which spread 1n drv uziderbrush before

iig brought under control. has not been determined.

Believe Car Theft Bing Operating

HALIFAX. June 1S-(CPl Be- lief that a car theft ring operating in conjunction with a ilcissllile black market for used car p.irts was being carried on in Nova Scotia and possibly the Maritinies. was expressed Saturday by hali- fax Police Chief George C. Fox.

- “It has been a long time since cars in such a-ri a preciable um- ber have been sto en and not re- covered," Chicf Fox said.

Five cars have been stolen at a rate of one a month since February, he asserted. and an intensive 1n- vestl-gatlcn-i was being made by City Police and R. C. M. P.

The fact that, once stolen. no trace of any of the vehicles nus been uncovered. pointed to thc possibility they were wrecked for the used parts trade.

Discuss New British Wheat Contract

OTTAWA. June l8 — (C?) — Behind clung doors. British and Canadian avernnienit officials today talked of a proposed long- term wheat contract between Canada and Britain.

In the absence of official com- ment. there was meouistion that the final agreement might tabs the form of a four or five-year contract with prices fixed for the first year or two and f-heu revis- ed at a later conference in the light of the world wheat situation

n. “Atmigretlegot! Canada is ineetlnl British wheat needs without fix- ed contract. aeiiina the commod- ity at the Dominant elmort w?!“ 9| $156 a bushel. Under this ar- mt. Oanada has 111love‘:

m exit ro ear and 147.800.- uni-whoa cinptiyie entire INA-AC

jl| that Canada's ‘Gl- a

eei-lv today threatens I ifssii-i $.

Science Building At ‘Imus-o ls Destroyed

TRURO, N. S.. June 18--(CP)—— Origiri of a fire which Saturday night razed the sci-since butrding of the Nova Scotla Agricultural College here with losses unoffi- cially estimated at half a million dollars. romaine-d undetermined to- night. No one was in the building at the time.

Firemen who rushed to the blaze when lt was discovered by a rilglit watchman shortly after eight o'clock found their efforts ionsld- erably hampered when water pres- sure in the college fire-fighting system died out shortly after they arrived on the scene.

Lost in the fire, besides the building and thousands of dollars of valuable equipment, was n prl-v- ate collection of insect life, tlie property of H. G. Payne. provincial aplarist. The collection was said to rank with any on the continent.

The science building contained three storeys and included an as- sembly hail, two laboratories, four

lecture rooms and a number of private offices. Firemen were able to save two

private homes nearby.

Expect Boost In Parliament llill Activity

By GEORGE KITCHEN OTTAWA, June 16 — (C?) Activity on Parliament Hill. both inside and ouis-ide the Commons, is expected to perk up with the return of Prime Minister Mac- kenzie King from his Common- wealth talks in the United King-

com.

One direct result-likely will be acceleration iii preparation of the budget as the Prime Minister's re- turn will relieve Finance Minister lsley of his temporary duties as ectiingprime minister and give him more time for his own de- pertinent.

Part of t-lie delay iii presenta- tion of tine budget. now expected to be brought down in the Com- mons towards the month-end. has been the fact M1‘. lLsiey has had to divide his. working day be» tween his own office and that of the Prime Minister. with the rc- sult he has had only about one hour daily to devote to budget preparation.

Now, with Mr. King back. the Finance Minister is expected to proceed with the polishing up of the budget and his announcement of the budget date might come 1n the near future.

One of Mr. King's first tasks will be the preparation of a re- port he is exipected to give Par- liament cii the progress and re- suits of his talks overseas. which kept him in the United King- dcim nearly three weeks and brought him in touch with the leading members of the British Government.

The Prime Minister likely will make his statement when the estimates of the External Affairs Department. which he heads. come before the House. They now are being studied in com- mitiee.

Mr. King also might close out. or at least take part in. the dc- bate on the Government's plan to revise the method of deter-minim: representation in the House and thus raise the meiriberehip from 246 to 255. The

for prolonged by Progressive Conservative opposition to the proposal to ask the British Commons to amend the British North America Act without first consulting with the Provinces.

Near Tragedy At Lodge Meeting

WIMOWN. N. Bo June l6- iOPl-What might have been a tragedy was averted at the clos- ing meeting of the Grand Chapter of New Brunswick Order Eastern Star by John Akerley. Freedricton, worthy grand patron.

Some M6 members were assem- bled In the Masonic hall on the second floor of the Memorial Building when it was noticed in the lngion Hail on the ground floor that tiie supporting poets were buckling. Mr. Akerley was immediate] notifiud and he quiet- ly guldea t e crowd down the rai- row lnsi e stairs without panic.

The closing aeaalon than took

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ghee in is: chapter room of Orion banter. leia.

Bev. Pius Murnaghan ls Ordained Priest

The Rev. Pius Murnaghan was ordained priest yesterday ln It. Dunsians Basilica by His Excel- lency. the Most Reverend James Boyle. Bishop of Charlottetown. His Excellency was assisted in the ceremony by the Rev. Dr. R. Ells- worth and the Rev. John A. Sulli- van of St. Dunstan“: College. Fa- ther Murnaghah was assisted by the Rev. Father Roach also of 3t. Dunstan’: College.

Included in the large congrega- tion which witnessed the ordina- tion were the mother of the young fittest. Mrs. Ellen V. Murnugliiin,

is four brothers, Joseph, Patrick, Urban and Ray; and his two sis- ters, Marie and Mildred. all of Charlottetown.

Father Murnaglian, son of the late John F. Murnaghan and Mrs. Murnaghan, Charlottetown. was educated at Queen Square School, Si. Dunstaifs College and the Holy Heart Seminary, Halifax.

News Briefs

BADDECK. N. 5., June 16-(CP) —A. S. MacMillail. former premier of Nova Scotla, has been elected grand noble chief of the High- land Clans of the Province, it was announced today following an ex- ecutive meeting of the Gaelic Foundation. Ca t. John M. Csmp- bell, MLA. of ddeck. was elect- ed deputy grsnd chlefteln. ‘

PARIS. June 17-(0?) — The Communists served notice today they would oppose any govern- ment headed by the moderate Mouvement Republlcatn Populnire as Gen. De Ciaulle re-entered the political arena with strong support of M. R. P. proposals for the fourth French republic.

NEW DELHI. June 16—(AP)—- Viceroy Lord Wsvell and the Bri- tish cabinet misslcnyruposed to- day a 144mm interim government for I dis but a s okesman for Mch dos K. Gandh said the spir- itual leader of the powerful Con- gress Party was "perscmally very unhappy" over the plan. <

HALIFAX, June lB-(CP) --Five special trains were rolling west- ward from this port tonight _arry- Png to impatient err-servicemen husbands across the Dominion more than 2.000 wives and child- ren who arrived Saturday aboard the giant liner, Queen Mary.

HI‘. JOHN'S, Nfld., June 16- (Reuters)— Newfoundland adlo stations tonight broadcast npipeals to settlements near the fishing village of Glovertown, 150 mileg from St. John's. to send boats to evacuate its 700 inhabitants. A for- est fire was bearing down in the vi-llage and there'was no indies. lion that it it could be saved.

New Conservative Loader In B.C.

VANCOUVER, June l5—(CP)—— Hon. Herbert Anscomb, British Columbia Minister of Fl-nance and former Public Works Minister, last night was chosen provincial leader o-f the Progressive Conservative Party in succession to the late Hon. R. L. Maltland. Only opponent to Mr. Anscomb was W. A. C. Bennett, coalition member of the Provincial Legisla- ture for South Okansgsn.

Mr. Anscomb received 31p votes, compared to 188 for Bennett.

NEW 011.111. - (GP) - LC 347W. Pimdabi engineer, claims to.’

liave solved the lmgation roblem of certain tracts tn India w ere no canal can be constructed. He has delaonstrated the use of a "wind motor’ which car work eveii in a Wind velocitv of five miles an hour. and. if fixed to a well, can give a of water equal to that nf two Persian wheels at a mainten-

Georgc Hardy died in a gas

ex- lo-sicn in his home at Westfield,

.J., before police were able to question him in connection with the mysterious slaying of William A. Whitcomb, millionaire Boston Mass, paper manufacturer. Polrce said later they were convinced that Hardy had killed Whitccmb.

Ten United Church Ministers Are Ordained

SAOKVILiLE. N3» June 15 —- iCPi - At the final service of the 32nd Maritime Conference of the United Church of Canada today 1O candidates for the ministry ‘were ordained. The service was con- ducted by Moncton. President of the Con- ference.

Rev. W. S. Iioring of Mai-ysvllie. N.B.. preached the ordination ser-

eubioct "victory through faith." The rite of or-

Rev. J. H. Freestone.‘

oiiiiioroioi 27 Minutes For Verdict

Sentence WllTBe Pass On Thursday. p

TOM IAIRLE! - June‘ 16 — (OP) -- ‘ Fred Rose. manber oi’ Canada ‘ House of Commons for nearly thy” " ilears, tonight was in the cent await. .. 1g sentence for having congpirad to communicate wartime secret, to ‘ dig Sovieted Union 1 ' m" f" >110"? before mid 1118M Saturday by a 12-min Kin s Boinch Court jury, Rose will sentenced ‘Ihiusdoy by Mr. _ Wilfrid uzure. The maximum pen- i, olty for the offence is seven years in penitentiary. ’ f1; e iuiy took only 2'1 minutes to ‘ fiii: t-bc Labor-Piogrcslve Partyfs 0!!!!‘ member of Paillaaneni guilty tiller a three-weel: dream-put; ~- .

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cf an alleged network of aeplon ~. a

agents 3P0!‘ ins in this ooun “Russia. in try l! "hull.

for the $1111. laid het$gfi Crown had proved that g "gene _ eral plot or conspiracy between,‘ Russians and Canadian citizens existed, but he would leave it for '. tilie fury to determine Reade can», p icl y

LoTheaalndictmelfit “but” ' -rm, -yea.r-o .

he had ireii with more than ii score of s. including Soviet i Embassy officials and former Con j adian Government employees. 89v.- eral of the non-Russians now an serving prison leims, and others are awaiting lflsl. following invest-Igor. tilon of the alleged spy A I Royal C-ommimon in Ottawa.

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d-lnation was carried out following the service by the president of the conference. Assisted by the sec- retary, Rev. A. G. Pentz, the or- dinands were:

Lloyd Douglas Archer, Loggia- vllle. N.B.; Harry Allison Bagnall. Glace Bay. N.S.; George Howard Christie. St. Peters. N.S.: Ray- mond George Chesley Cunning- ham, Springihlll. N.S.; Alnslee 'I\i‘"l0l'll|5 Embree, Port Hatvkesbury. NS; George Earle Leard, Cas- curripec P.E.l.: Donald Graham Littlcjohns. Saint John, N.B.; Samuel Melbourne McDowell. Bradalbane. P. E. 1.: Frank Eugene Phinney. Kingston, N 8.; Clifford Oswald Stewart, Scots- burn. N.S.

There wias s unique feature. George Howard Christie received his ordination at the hands of his father, Rev. G. A. Christie of St. Peters. N.S., and became the fourth in the direct line of Ghristles who have served in the

i ministry.

Attendance at the conference. WilllCh opened last ‘Tuesday and concluded today. was the largest since the union of the churches in 1925. There were 617 delegates registered from 300 pasioratcs.