IGrand Master - Sir 'Newton Moore

... fir¢y~eighth annual communi-

'A F. and A. M. was held

. represented. Most Wor-

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MERE MAN

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question with married couples.

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AI elegates Watch,sP_E.I. HEALTH all ()f UnitedM| tates Dollar IS

mmon Impression Is That Hon. Dr. iMacMillon.. ‘U S Is Helping The Dollar’s §l°"ted H°“°’a”Y

I 0 r

esident, and Mr.

'Downward F an. In Order To W, K_ Rggers Vige

Stabilize At A Favorable Parity. ‘

SUNIULUDGE lDS' ANNUAL E E T I N G

._A

M. Daniels Elected

Guest of Honor at Meeting. I

... of the Grand Iodge of P. E.

Bummerside yesterday. Every _ in the Jurisdiction was

. Grand Master Robert .l in the Grand Eact. Sir . Moore Past' Pro Grand r of Western Australia was _ -~ with the Masonic honors ‘g his rank and addressed craft in an entertaining_way respect to masonry in various. of the lhnpire. one p. m. luncheon was serv- lt the Clifton Hotel to which sis of a hundred sat down. » was resumed at 8 p. ln. and regular buslneu of Grand

(Continued on Page 7)

By George Hlmbleion, Cumdim Press Sta!! Writer. LONDON, June 28.-(C. P. Cable)

-The World Economic ,Conference steamed ahead albeit in choppy seas. Renewed reports of an early adjournment were set at rest at a meeting of the Steering Committee tonight. Various commissions re- ported progress had been made, but, lt was intimated, there was no ques- tion of adiourning the conference.

The meeting came at the ond of

an exciting day spent chiefly in watching the dance of the American dollar. Various sub-committees pur- sued their way but the ticker mon- opolized interest. As the dollar

what country would be the next to slip from gold, the French pointed to the moral of early stabilization. Re- presentatives of central banks in the European gold bloc hurriedly met

stemming the tide. And members of the American delegation with a -

and discussed ways and means of md

Secretary of the Department of Hospital Service in the Canadian Medical Association, in an inform-

(°°""m“°d °° H3' 6) ativc paper on “The Hospital Trus-

"'“ tee and his Job." It was followed

a round-table discussion on top-

Cha rges 3 of interest to hospital boards

and truswea_

President of Hospi-

tal Ass’n.

(lltnadibu Press)

ANTIGONIBH. N. S., June 28-

Re-election of Rev. H. G. Wright, of Inverness, N. S., to the Presid- ency of the Hospital Assccitaicn of Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Is- land marked the conclusion of the Associatlon’s annual meeting today.

He heads a. slate which include!

the following officers:

H norary Presidents-L_ D. Cur-

o

rie, Glace Bay, and Hon. Dr. W. J. MacMillan, Minister of Health and Education for Prince Edward Is- land.

Vice-Presldents~Rev. Mother Ig-

natius, Antigonish, and W. K. Rog-

atesdily fell and delegates wondered su, of Charlottetown,

Secretary-Miss Anna Slattery,

Windsor, N. S.

The Association decided to hold

its 1934 meeting at Charlottetown.

Y

Delegates to the annual meeting a heard Dr. Harvey G. Agnew,

Against Coal V Exporters

(Canadian Press)

NEW GLASGOW, N. S., June

28-.A charge that coll exporters with the United Kingdom were placing "fictitious and apparently designedly incorrect pit mouth val- ues" on invoices oi' their product, for the Canadian customs was laid

Yarmouth Sea- ma/n Dies »

- ---_4_ _ (Canadian Press)

YARMOUTH, N. S., June 28-

Captain Richard Morton Ferguson, one of the fast lessening race of Bluenose seaman, who made Mari.

OUNCEMENTSf»‘ today here at a conference called time history in Nova Bcotia's ship MING EVENTS, to consider Novo scotias coal days. died todayin his ann year-

MEETINGS, ETC

Announcements are inserted il column at 2 cents per word

- payable in advlnce.

Peters, Tuesday.

1413-6-29-31.

resin Festival at Ebenezer

_ ma-s-as-ai.

July lith for Picnic at

are cordially invited to at-

tlle ten party at St. Margarets y lst. R. S. V. P. 1382-6-28-Zi

V erve Wednesday, July 5th »~ Party at Bonshaw starting delock P. M 1280-G-24-Bi.

July 10th Ice Cream

and Dance, Bristol School.

41 -6-29-21

problems.

The Conference came about

_through efforts of a citizens’ com- mittee of Springhill, N. S., and was attended by represenatives of coal operators, mine workers un- ions, boards of trade and Nova Scotia municipalities.

British exporters And he ldded

'muon Brian' wed' also that American bituminous *1°°’°°° °° uw 'my'

coal was beiht brought into Can- ada under conditions "definitely

Dance n e sRoa/dscoc,

July 4th. Admission 15°. If night

8 Y P e

sent their 8 act play “The Blue Bag", in the Cape Traverse Hall, Thursday, June 29th. If not fine, Friday. Admission 25:: and l5c.

1363-8-28-I.

"Fiddlers and Dancing Contest,

auspices Catholic Women's League. Georgetown Hall, Wednesday, July oth. Bend entries to Mrs. D. P. Mc-

1 5 .

' .i.__. Kinnon. Admission 25c-Dance, etc.

~.... to the Dance in Stanley Friday night, June 30th. Good ,Good music. 1422-6-29-Zi.

any Valley.” presented in l- Hall on Thursday, June Danes after play. If not fine ay. 1872-8-28-21.

'lt forget to les how Bill got 'That’s One On Bill", Crap- , ll, July lst. by Crapaud

1416-6-29-Ii.

-- e July 18th for Zion Aid Strawberry Festival, Grounds. 80 Euston street.

1417-8-29-li.

Oorran Ban Dramatic Club their play "Apple Valley in Hops River Hall, Friday,

1253-6-23-27-38-30-41.

"Don't fail to attend the Min

Malpeque Hall, Friday, June 80th. e Coon Band will fumish special

music. Admission 251: ann loc.

1489-6-29-2i.

“If your private income has.

P

strel Show by the Malpoque Y.P.8. A legal battle by the defence td in Th

Lillenddo whlttgmuftugll 01 wang; mount silence. crown prosecutor

V0 OBO-PBI N y MBIILR ch 1 R_ |t _ an annuity. s to 15% guarantees for was gocmfx J; t;;”j°u ":a:'°°° as long as you live. Inquire of J. A. 'Y - Moore. Manager gun Lug, . It was set forth that young Smith

JUDO ll-4|.

"Tho undersigned ` merchants

will be open Friday night and clos- ed all day Dominion Day: also will close each Wednesday afternoon in

liphant, H. B. Cutcliffe. P. J. Noy

ith. ian-o-av-4|.

rortuno x-mi, nla|y,! ` -Modern and old time Soul-is Orchestra. Admiss-

& Co., A. B. Cutclide, Hunter River. mission of defence testimony.

uoo-o-,aa-si.

"Fiddlers and Dancing Contest

emu 1347_u_37_»3!_ July oth. Dancing after Contest.

owing to may 91 ,tue amammoda. crippled woman'| homo. When she

Mn’ Bn H H B M tion thiscontast will be held in the answered the door, it laid, Smith

7 “ - °° ' B .I. B. Hall at Emerald instead of ¢|ubb¢d he; over gh, head Wm, gh,

Dramatic Club in "Apple 54, J,

_ _ mes' Hall, Summerfield. Send

Timii. Thursday night, 31 ,,1d_ “Wi” _-W

Hearten ing Sign

(Canadian Press)

MONTREAL, June28. _ Another

heartcning sign of improved con-

0

1878-8-28-iii. In the presentation of a, brief dm°“515P’°"1d°d by f-he °»¥U1°“1'1°°°'

--- “M358 forth condition, in ww wal ment from relief authorities that the Sunday School Pic- mdmm,y_ _,_ E_ Magom M sprmr number of unemployed in Montreal

14w`5`29'21' hill, levelled the chragea against W” reduwd u'°°° dum? MW- This

is expected to mean a saving of

Re_l_iefI

Sh-arply in Wake of

(Canadian Press)

electrical and wind storms in parts

Dératures, but the western part of

cury to a. high point of los

reported a fall of 21 degrees with- in half an hour, from 93 to 71. Hail

alone at McGinley's Ferry, on the d

today. He was last seen on Batur- b

reached. No inquest will be held,

ii.

A d m l s s a b 1 e _ Crowded Courtroom Hears Confession.

(Canadian Press)

AMIHERBT, N. 5., Juno 28.-'I‘rue-

man Smith's confession tc the mur- dcl' of Mrs. Mabel Smith was read today to A Supremo Court jury as the prosecution closed its case a.- geinst the 18 year old Amherst buy

have the statement excluded from the records failed today when Mr. Justice Hugh Ross ruled the state- ment admissable. And while a crowded courtroom listened in ex-

and his churn Alvah Henwood, 18. killed the aged invalid and robbed lui' home of $130 on February 3. Hcnwcod was convicted of mul-der~

will close tomorrow after the sub-

Bmith'| statement said the two

boys, armed with a baseball bat, went early in the evening to the

A .

meal. ent' °° m F Mmm d' 1li'3"4'1'¢.2,.sl__, _(continues on Pm 0. _ A

f

Monday and' awaits sentence. .

Jmy and Augulg (530 L_ R" 511. Bmith'a trial on the capital charge

~1". G. Blish.

is

(Canadian Press) L

MONTREAL. June 28-The new- V

ly purchased 33-ton sailing vessel

of Mgr. Arsene Turquetii. Vicar ue

N

Apostolic of Hudson Bay, will leave

sections fed by small streams or` -~-

demndmg ‘"1 ‘”°u‘ ’°' *h°"‘““P' ‘°°““”“°d °“ Page 7’ flrmln the confidence of me As- Hon. Adrion F. Arsenoult

Annual lahserlptina Delivered 85.00 lylll|ClllldlA\'|dU.l.A.l|L60

_` 1, I ~ P' '= Q Pa--fm _ f- _ 5 AW _,ir 4,, _ `

StormsST_ IUHN T0 L B r i n gHAVE HARBUR A

MPRUVEMENTS

Temperatures D 1° o p Million Dollar Harbor C0

' Development Pro

Electrical and Wind gram to Be Under: 3 Storm. _ taken in Navy Is- E

--- ` _ land Area. P

. Juno 25-V10l9!lt

Osnadl is

( an Press)

gf ¢,.,¢,,,1 OM,” lm may ssnrr Joniv, N. D., Juno za- SU? hmusm Rm! num burning mm_ Representing a new departure in W” 511

51-‘ederal construction financing, the MCG “U

the Pwvinca oonnnued to pep St. John Dry Dock and Shipbuilding West’ I sph.. in hat mu moved the meh Co., Ltd., has undertaken to finance Assolia

ic-r a tru-ee-yea.r period tile cost of i Ol-GH

ottawa) smuvs Fam' ,rrenmn_ a million-dollar harbor development The and Peterborough mt the brunt or! program in the Navy Island arcs on one an

swmm Commumomom were d_s_ _ tha west side here. The Saint John memhry; _ A

mpbed or rendered spasm for Harbor Commission has been auth- enthusiastically received. l _ MacMillan, Minister of lllducritionu P

dis _ _ orlwd by the Government to award Mr. Russell Rogers presided and in his success in obtaining such a .Olin S.

time but' serious damam’ W' 7 tile. contract to the 100211 Company gave an excellent address on the large grant from the Cr-rnegie fund

pemd 1“°"”“' Wm* "h°”' ’°°*'°"' which is inns holpln to olloviotei ti lu f tn' A 1 ti 1 ou- l ci if tn I

tion. unemmoyment by temgomnily aasmu- I ;llcP.v .aes ammo Hssoc n on (luring _ .lor re..o ubons asteg maths , _ _

Peterborough was alarmed for I-|111; |n` me pubuc mtéresg the Hn- I un'-m€>In»i0u`g‘; . 6 ‘vas re-e cc e Ssisogsrirrlggan; 0 that 1;-_.._.Nev.'i`oun'ilal1d‘s flliailczal diliicul.

few minute, by c.yc1onic_1cok|ngl__W_m1 ob” anon mvolvm in the ~ ~» , _ _ n A s e . ` n. S ‘ ties were discussed in the House oi clouds- much split md mrwundedl - -J t 8 E __ All the_33 polls weie repwsented. possible some pub.ic works be s.art- commons this anemoon Wren x the city Pouring down ton-ents or prmounoomont to this scoot was ther; hem HB delegates at the ed to num umtmlollmem m supplemwmrj “umm °°m1m“

’ - . lace of giving direc re ef.

rain crippling electrical and tele. me m 1 H wda t Ott d mee ng _ P a grart of £400,000 came ulp for con. pholfw “Nic” for han m hour :las cgnnigeg’ 1603;, by"‘W;.5‘2:_ On the platformnxere Mr. John Mr. W, J. Lldstone addressed the slderatiom

and than passed' schondd President of me Harbur I H. Myers, M. P. foi Queens Coun- meeting on the an algamation of Malcolm Macmmaldy Under sec_

Farmers in the Western put of Commmsfon and M Montreal by t\__r_ lion. G. Shelton Sharp, Hon.!East and West Prince County As- www for Dominion Affairs' re_

the Province. hannssed a fort- Frank M Ross, Vice-President' and eF`1`:rS15nTIL'M1;h;] TINOUIS ;?c1a§[;n;,T:§p§;;p(;sltion howeverl ‘erred t° me risk °f Nmfoundlam

' \'..~-....r-unes r.

nicht by intense heat and drought A Director of the st. John Dry Dori; ‘ . partly

“and a serious water shortage ln; and shipbuilding CC_’ Lid_ . 'i]\f;_1t.;oset;a;idC;1t:xi1l.sson, Mr. Wil- b E;`c;elle’ntHspe/lichen 3:1; déiiyergi _ing O

_ n ers' Y ' ' ` ‘ yen' ` " ' ' extemai debt last December unlesi

Resolutions were passed reaf- Shelton Sharp. Mr. J. F. Arnett and Bmai

_*_

(Canadian Press)

eadlock. The union officers then

took under advisement asking their

een made tonight but it was con-

' 1414'°'39'”~ ‘ conf-fury to our Canadian law." i C S S i 0 n Lieut Colonel

' """" Read I11 Supreme Court °“'"m» “M 2° - - - - - A

_*___ ` oo 1 Pak, 'h ‘ Promotions and appointments just

sued by the department of nation-

ntinued Confidence In Feder- A 1 And Provincial Leadership

.;s;;Siido¥a..%i;Stlz;i§.;% Hill’ Nflll.

p°cial to the Guardian) lures telzen to meet the conditions Ili/IERBIDE. June 28-There resulting in the world wide depres

exceptionally large attend- sion: also in the Provincial Go'

the annual meeting of the cmment_

Prince Liberffll-Conservative Hope was expressed that the

arge Attendance At nnual Meeting

West Prince Association

()f The

G R E E Tl]

AUVERNMENT

Ag.

tion held yesterday at Premier, Hon. J. D. Stewart, will! ip' l. _ .,- °

ry. soot. bg restored to his usual good A L,`(1,uSn and ('/&‘1"dlar\

meeting was a most orderly health. 'overnrnents Joint'

d the Federal and Provincial Congratulations of the Assocl-Af ly

Agree To Loan

.s who a'tend<=¢1 were most ation were extended to Hon. Dr. l\ve“,f0undla“d 400,_

IONDON, June 28-(C. P. Cablel

or perhaps wholly default-

n interest payments on its

n came to the rescue. The

g ' British Government therefore close-

the wake of storms. Peterborough ‘Deadlocked Mansiaughter In_GrainExChdnge Ent

,e,1_,,_t mkefieht 10 mn” norm OTTAWA' June 2a_A general SYDNEY, N. s., Juno as-for.) _ (canadian Press) unde ward and heavy wind was genera). “ru” of Canadian runway running -William Oakes, 16 was found WINNIPEG, June 28-Rain over eu a

Oampbellfcrd and 1-ruling, "_ ind” loomed M B powbmty to_ gullty1inhStuipreme Courtutodayd 31: North wdmnerican elvheit tglgvzins was ported d M ho M mans aug er m oonnec on areasl ay crash w ea ur-

P0W°!' ln UD no nes night following a deadlock reached the d th of ms fame ho died as Dues down more than “ve been

blowndown. b l d i mils ~ °° "W 1 _

y ml my Immun an ot c a over of a knife wound last February at cents on the Winnipeg Grain B ST:

the pmposed percen Wage WI Sydney Mines, change and left tliem with gwls that

~ li ti _

Fqund DEG d In “A :fleeting nero today with Hon. The fame" F’°d"’i°k Cake" W” glib; pfsfhtwf days mm mn cools

W A_ Gordon Mmistei, of Labor’ stabbed in the chest as he sat with B V0 H G C USG- cad

Hofne as chairman, at which the propos- his family at breakfast' In 3 death' ed“i;ea,;f§f4’d%1;';1Zeinmfu7]$ cm; fm

ed wase reduction was discussed md slbtatgnxnt 11; said his mn had! Dec at .18 A 1061!' “M this

1 _ assau e m w h a carving knife » ~ 0 118 781186

FREDERICTON, N. B., June za bv ¢°ml>any Officlas and repro me “mel 4 5_8 m 5 1_4 oem; lower missi

-cnorioi M. come. vo. whouvos Wnfeiives °f the men. ended in ° “ r a q ` It was me no.; ...,I ,,,`,b,,ck ,D will

gn the steady advance of prices dur-

t. J

B chn River, in the parish of 24000 b hem to H mg the past Week Rampant obuus.. Kmgsclear' York cmmty' W” ' mem an W er ca 8' W of the ast few da s were r placed

found lying dead gn mu Mme home general strike. A decision had not H eat? ave In Que, “day bi' just as egg" 56118;. The

soy. neighbors sold. Nervous. they °1d°f=d likely *M men W°\11d be Moumrilu., .moo za-<c.P.>- gf Wai f;“""“§fd WM °"“‘”“s °‘ broke in the door of the home to- “km °° “Pre” then' judgment' it Wilted collars and perspiration- vue es mughout the 56°"

day and fmmd the b0dy_ being decided by the union officials decked f,,1-ehwds wwe the rule in sion: _

After investigation, a decision that further conferences with rail- Quebec Province t0day_ 1?‘1"¥‘n“ "'u°_f¥"" mmly “re” that death was accidental' was Way executive’ W°“ld bf’ f“m°~ Montreal, Quebec and Three :;;C};]hk_-1:: Sugoi; 150 Vlirjy fan' `

Rivers all reported record or near- needfdj 'molsfilu-9_5 rainicfiill Ellher-

_ ` record temperatures while the mer- ml Mtg.. d S k mm

Protnot-ed Tokank cliry maintained high levels i.n Wanyblzgv I a an as a

other parts of the Province.

' I

;l;'°e§“2°’1° Wexrlndrlvfn mngc *U5* - ~ soclation in the Government of The meeting closed with the Na- ly ooh

Wwte g paces. rops ‘ _ __ _ _ _

we" "med ov” ‘ wide "ea md And Hon R. B Bennett and the mess _tional Anthem. _ _"wut and as ahvresun they sammy their owners maintained almost 0”" » I W B€1'¢’-'P

if _ Union icia s ° ° . ‘“’_i?e,j_“_§‘,§,‘;’§j;§°§°;‘;fe,§°§,;§_§_;’§j_ _ Found Guilty Of Rain C'ausesDrop “if

suited the Canadian Govern-

d to advance the necessary

e Royal Commission which

if

seen months ago. "

'tHE AMMEUR

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\ if

NNN' Wm b°"1°‘1513-°'i`-`3°‘-N17 Juhtifi og usioielggii Wi” _Sail 0" “‘..ii?.“;”_ M, ._ D, Stand R_e ‘Wheat Acreage'

wrno inn sum pl. or, will r - ~ lr t ‘V Promoted 11cut@nant~co1onel to com- _----------*---~- _

F S oyage 2”; ff_`,;,_,’°""(‘§; ,F’ff";'“ “lam Ma ‘O r Bethune ( ‘allied Instructions to~

icgllteanant-g.’}0i3ne£lir1(;_ eg(Nwl;n,~_1_;§:_ ¢ J -V _ f /xustraliall I - D. _ I -101715 bfaff O Has Two Conditions' ~

Mal N. C. M K .

l.ter(l’i.lnt-colonelc tgycoliiuizftidtig Hug-hes D r ug Co' Attached' W

rth Shore (New Brunswick) mg _-___ *T* S

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,_

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o _ _ _ _ _

on its first voyage to the northern hmm’ Cmtham_ on S,,,m.,.1a_V_ J,_,1_v jsp Major H (By Alvin llnillman, Associated swmx

Catholic missionary posts from Halifax on Monday. The Bishop, known as the "Bishop of the Arc- tic," acquired the small boat re- cently to aid him in the transpor- tation of coal and food.

Indication Of Better Business

(Cluudian Prose)

MONTREAL, June 28--’I'hel'e_

has been som, indication of' better business conditions which, it is hoped, will result in saving the paper situation, L_ J. Belnap, Pres- ident of Consolidated Paper Cor- poration, Limlted, told the first annual general meeting of share- holders hero f/odly. '

The annual statement was ap-

proved, and retiring "class" direct-

L. Bethune, V. D., who has been PPPSS DAB" W'”“°*") idelltifiod with the MacKinnon LONDON. Juni* 25~-AllSiY`H*1'"*

, D Com allv as a paltnoi and mod fled hcl stand late today a

. I I ; . I ‘

Roosevelts Visit “H I' ~ » ~ ‘ - ' i °"’ _

latterly .with the Ross Drug E-“Inst we F"U"'P°W‘”' Whqt C°n° ilNNN-x.<o'.l Ni' ._ so

-r»j4>

llllvrrlllff du onion ..

'canceued coi‘llr'r of Grunt George and Kent 0‘~'GI1tl1!1Uy l<‘¢1d 10 210CCl>i1iY\C€ Uf 15%”

Previous' plans called for Mr.

Morgenthaus boarding a U. S. de- stroyer at the nlouth of the Slssiboo liver, prior to going aboard the Presidents Amberjack, which wan expected to call here. But thick fog

ora were re-elected. Major General in saint Mary! Bai' and the BW

B. C. Mewburn resigned during the year. and his place, for the pres- ent, is filled by the election of

of Fundy foiled this plan. He mot- omd from Chester to Weymouth last night and came to Digby by ‘ train this mnming. _

Streets, will leave to take over new the i'>!‘0J€<`i With Canada- Ui* ‘_

DIGBY N TI"`u`fw 28_(oP)__ duties with the lluglles Drug Com-' Ullltod States and Af§"I`l'A“‘”;1 I lug :»_~ .

‘ ' ' ' ‘ 'f C'bl l i!‘l.tl'llrtlous rerf»'_\'e r\-

iti'i=€1hty'l:‘i‘:r.I£i1Ii‘; egdbgciirlinsarfiirst- pal?/i"lI1‘_\f;lA‘ml13le`tlrillne= entered the drug dRl'dblf(S'a'I3"" M B""‘”'*’» A“F"“` 1‘or.N»'r\fK. U

' ' “ business in 1893 with the lion. llnn Hgh Conlnilsslnlier at London,

ad wmglét as ‘Henry D," Momenéhau George E. Hughes at the Apothe- which 'vlll D0 PHA b¢f0l"’ YW’ 591°' Ownwn _. Jr, of ie Lnited Soates Fe cial recw, *he smug gms 0, the mhm. t.m.,. MLW.. _\ro.nr.-ill __

rC:mt.nuf~<l on Parc II) nl

___.__ The first condition was that some

I‘f|li:lr,v

~\.<‘\':l~..-m _

Rrnullr-l ‘\`_: _

l,nu|i~n .V A Kingsvsll _

Qurlm! ' . . ...

' ' ` ‘caries Hall, in n -...," . 2 ' - '

Fam Board took boat for Saint ` _, O _T ,ef _ _ _ ___ __ John. from St. Anclrow'a he will SPM' where th” Hughes Drug com' wm“`“'W m mms 5 Fmed . 1c.~\Nr»'f“

embark for Campo Bello to loin , _ _ “_

the President and his party.

ziclcssity for two conditions bein; ,.;'_`nrIi_1,,_;,“,n

l ¥<'JltE(`.\.\T

.\ls:ililne l‘r\\\'im'~»; _ \l-wie

. definite srherie bv whirll there- rm," _,__",h“_ ,,,__.,_\. “ ,,_;,

I

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Belfeved Dead f‘:‘:"i;:”.‘r.f.:.‘;;°:_:;?:; ’::.“;n:.’§»=1“=i=»»f¢f1»=»f~>‘ "

*Q* for presentation in the separate'

BRUSSELS, Iielgiurn, June 28.-- Allsfraiiflfl Sf=i<’S~ (A.P.)-Unconilrmerl reports recvlv- Secondly it WHS \lIH"d that me nn, all l-_ nt cd here today said Sir Basil Zara- principal Eurcpeali countries be hoff, mysterious millionaire and in- approached and the-lr oo-operation ternatlomll politician, died gp Spa. be nssllred before thc _-*ustralian Attempts were being made to chccl: states bc asked to bind themselves it up on the reports. _ to res1.i~_lcticn. `

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