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Refunding' Loan Floated Auspiciously

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

Tragedy Follows In Wake Of Storm Along Atlantic Seaboard

iitiivv ioil,wg,g,f~;;;gg;ii i is iii il iouring 'Du`y1igh£sttsclNini”

,_ 'Along Coasts.

INLAND DAMAGE

Plcorlsnrr AND cnor Lossss ESTIMATED

0|? $H|PP|NGi,o »»3-;;l0 UPEN Al Robbery SucceeclsllN THE RUM]

,Q tonight but ms nom was dssd. ne- ___

Siiatch Details of

lat Millers crossing. The speeding $68,000 roln.

Meagle .R°P°‘.'*S T°“i1?0.’f’”3Z‘0i.'0€.f“0Z00“&?0”¥§'.° I00”2‘0’.0“°00'I First (t’“"é°gi‘l’3 D el; Two Ban1<MeS- New Df’"'i"i°" Milgiksilividlesfgi

'f Shlppmg Disasters =ta=1i1v» but 11431'-°° W “°h“f*~ Mins ra on ram: Refun¢llIl8'L0an By Premier B e n -

iiort ful

.0 0,000,000. _ IIISARMAMENT

(By George C. Murray, Can- adian Press Stnff Writer) ` HALIFAX, Oct. 9-Mys-

terious derelict off Yar- mouth-schooner Telic re- ports man overboard - stranded steamer Marsland

isniyiuii

ith t_he Resumptlon of the Disarmament

_ . ,

Wlll Open on Wed- Sengefs- nesday E v e n I n g wsmusu. o., ost. a-iA-1-.>-

N6Xl3. whlls pedestrians watched, two

_ men snatched a money bag filled

with $68,000 from a pair of second

Th” Mm “MW m'“n°h °'f tm National Bank messengers today Games” Library D°m°”5t"'u°n and raced away minutes ahead of .will be opened at Montague on pursuing peace omoem _ wednesday evening at °' pubuc The daring daylight robbery was meeting in the Oddfellow's Hall- completed with such suddennms Tm prmdpal spmkem at “rw the messengers Charles Wolfe and meeting' wmch Wm open at 8‘ Frank F`sher 'made no eilfort to °'°I°°k Wm be H°“' Dr' W' J' P' orww their viespons one sz the MacMillan Acting Premier and `

’ robbers carried a weapon, appar-

Mm Nom Bateson’ director or the ently a. machine gun. hidden in a

Demonstration. The latter will ex- paper momma has the other

(

OTTAWA, Oct. 9.-.Details oi’ the

Dominion of Canada 1903 refunding

loan were announced tonight by

Hon. E. N. Rhodes, Minister of Fin-

ance, as follows: b

Total amount of the loan ls $225,-

000,000. This total will not be ex

Canadian Prem)

- sl

ceeded. The books will be open for X10

a limited period only and all cash K

nett.

(By C. ‘IL Blackbum) (Canadian Press Staff Writer) WLNNIPEG, Oct. 9 - (C.P.) - ratitude that not only in Canada ut in most of the nations of the orlcl there were indications ot a ow but perceptible swing toward rmal conditions, was the thanks- iving thought given by Prime

subscriptions will be subject to al- Minister R. B. Bennett at two pub- lotment. ` lic meetings here today.

refund $170,000,000 victory bonds dueNovember 1, 1933 and $40,000

has disappeared from en-

000 short-term obligations.. i.

have reason to believe that we

,are on the road to recovery," said

r. Bennett, “but I am even more

Chief purposes of the loan are to "I am thankful that in Canada.,

_ we

Premier Stresses National Value Of New Flotation

Material Saving In InterestChargeS

Will Be Effect - Completion Of Loan Will Bring Refunding Total To $858,000,000

(Canadian Press)

OTTAWA, Oct. 9-With words of optimism and con-

fidence in its success from Prime Minister R. B. Bennett and Hon, E. N. Rhodes, Minister of Finance, the $225,000,- 000 Dominion rcfundinu loan campaign opened tonight.

Tomorrow morning. Canada’s financial machinery,

keyed to maximum efficiency for the undertaking, will begin to function in the work of flotation. From coast to coast, through the medium of 3,700 branch banks and ap- proximately 450 bond dealers, the new bonds will he made available to the investor. At loan headquarters it was pre- dicted that Tuesday’s subscriptions would reach a very

...Tw

substantial total. Large institutions, such as banks, insur-

"d.4ight as fearful ship-owners

'Qing Wednesday. a irslseic. rms

.» harlottetown talent. It will bs

. Come. Admission 25 cents.

trance to St. John’s Harbor -no word of Dorin.

Aftermath of the storm,

crisp messages flashed along he Atlantic seaboard to-

awaited reports and sailors’ families sought word from their men.

Meanwhile heavy crop and

property losses were counted In Nova Scotia, New Bruns- wick and Newfoundland, and estimates ran as high as 51,000,000.

Demise' sighted

Marine officials were baffled by

the derelict sighted oft' the south- western tip of Nova Scotia, the overturned three-masted schooner did not answer the description of overdue vessels. Captain Moyle Crouse of the Connoisseur said the stomr apparently had snapped her masts like matchwood. Her name

was too far under water to be dis-

(Continued on Page 5)

ANNOUNCEMENTS,

COMING EVENTS,

MEETINGS, ETC

"Anuounutmeilh are lnlertod ll

this column at 8 cents pe! won" strictly payable In mlvnnes,

"Board of Trade quarterly meet-

"“Hlll of Triumph" tickets at

Reddin Bros., Two Macs and Victor Coyle's. , 1597

°'1i{rasquerade` Psi-ty, st. Mur-

Earcts Hull, October 10th if fine, otherwise October llth. 1480.

“Borden Line Club loading hogs,

l°mb5~ Call/CS. -‘\1b‘mY. Wednesday, Oct.,11. 1709

_ "Dance, lrtshtown Rink, Tues- day. Oct. 10th. If stormy, follow- lhs fine evening. _ 1711

"Comrades of the and canadian

51288 Battery! Remember our an- nual reunion at the Armourleg at 7-30 D-m. on Friday, Oct. 13th. .

"Will be buying live fowl Wed-

nesday. October ll, 1933, a A, M, ml tt P. M. at top market prices. J, DOUBI” Murphy. Emerald. lm.

"Tryon community Hall. A pub-

lic mcetin will be held Wednesday evening. Clutches- llth to organise s Farmers Institute. W. R. Bhlw or l°m° Other Departmental omsisl will be present. 1599_

“Wiltshire Hall. Meesrl. Gillis,

P¢Pl>in and Boulter will discuss livestock marketing and other sub-, tects at I. meetins to be held Tues- lsy evening, October 10th. 1100.

°°Harmony and good will con.

cert at Eldon Hall Wednesday night, October _ 11th, 8 o'clcck,.

705

"The future of your loved ones

and yourself are assured if you purchase our Endowment at age sixty-tive. The results certain. Ask f0T Nrticulcrs, J. /*.. Moore, Malli-

Con erence u a

f B t Plain what the lblfary P1`°P056d M.) nourished a revolverl' Y i l

do, and what service it will offer

As the mwsengers stopped their

i The library room is t ll

Week Away’ .“rorld"k,¢,,_wd on me mam meetcir; car and started aclioss the street

inocns during the week ln addition

wlu as accepted at tus dlss.rma0- hw “WD nb ment conference in Geneva, it was PWM may make _“Se °‘ me '

tary without cost, the only re-

'rhls posslbluty or solution or i.us0'1

Germany would be under super- 1 I ,st I me vision for a. few years, was 1ea.rned,°mm ‘mg 5, If! nifgng on

m ° “pedal tw°'h°u’ “um ' books at the branch, to provide a “ded °° 'end sh' ‘mhn smmn' specimen oit the books available S°°f°i°1'Y fi” F°"°‘9“ °'*"“"‘- W Any book not available sr, the local

ment, especially becausg of the.

attempt to crystalllze it premature- ly, - Reports of new governmental

moves to expand credit did much

1 The Locnrno Put. to stimulate upturns of all Erhih

0 values, but lata selling of wheat

'rm ghogf, of the Login-no Pact, available to be delivered at once

once widely described as dead, has was responsible for s. moderate set- crtson again, resulting in talk ot back in prices of that cereal. Not- secrst arms dossisls alleged to able strength shown by the com prove that Germany is real-ming. market was considerably due to Groot Britain was called upon to curtailment of rural offerings and aid either Germany or Franco to the foot that com prices were ssainst the other in the svsnt of near an export hash violation of the Looamo provisions, C0111 °1°°°d fi“'“» 1%'1% “MVB and nritsln, which does not asslrs S°~t\u'dav’B finish. wheat %~1%

to embark gn em-,er ¢°m»"_ 1| Qu, down, oats %-it advanced, and

provisions varying from 2 cents decline to a rise of 10 cents.

(Continued on Page 5) V

l80f. Sun Life Assurance Co... Charlottetown. 1081.

OAIBO, lgypt, Oct. 9-frmopo "King Ibn Baud, the Puritan thc

Kin! Ibn Baud, ruler of the Ar- he terms "the Arabian Baudlan L_

POWCTS Sk8ptlC3l. 0 mm’ ,md Wm be Open Wo ,,M,._ to the bank, the robbers walked up

to them and with an aibrupt. “You

(Anselmo rms) [to saturday sm-rnoon and even- krww what this is." yanked tha

1.oNDoN, oct. s-chest 1-mtsinimg, when the people ol cheoountry wmv has ffm the hand Of °n°

is hopeml that the French “heme dgsudcm Wm have me beg; oppqr. of the messengers. With equal sud- ot arms supervision for qcrmnny tunlty of using the library. Atten- denness they fled to s oar in which, ' is or to ins fast that the a companion waited.

So startled were the messengers

that the big sedan had attained is

liable nrters todn . 0

'am m re qu Y uirement being that the reader high speed before the pedestrians

bl h ab NKBM- Ii 18 h0l>@d ffhht D- WEB who witnessed the holdup were

dm ent pro em' W er y nlmlibor of people will take U16 aware of what had happened. i

The new refunding loan bonds are

dated October 15, 1933, and are is- sued ln three maturities with yields , as follows: Two year 3% percent bonds at 99% yielding 3% percent; six-year 4 percent bonds at 99 yield- ing 4.19 percent; 12-year four per- cent bonds at 96% yielding 4.38 per- cent. The 12-year bonds are issued ‘ in denominations as low as $100.

The new bonds are obtainable in

exchange for maturing Victory

Bonds or by cash subscription. _

(Continued on Page 5) _i

thankful that the same may be said of other countries whose pros. perity is so bound up with ours."

Arriving here this morning from

Ottawa Mr. Bennett addressed B mass meeting arranged by me stu- dents union of the University of Manitoba, ln Winnipeg; civic aud- ltorlum. Later he addressed is luncheon of the Winnlpes Conser- vative Women‘s Association.

ation of Manitoba at s. private dinner. Members of the party from

M' the mme time that tmlcmzzt evslllg will bee sliilcst la. thousand I e e <0°hf1uu0<i on Page 5)

we °°»~»f°~ ~ s we csv »» W me Area F laresAneW S T R | K E | S It wiu bs slr Johns duty fs st- ,,, mlm 1,, , request sup, md |

tempt to solve the barley aituativni handing it to the custodian of the -_

a crisis which has become the branch. The desired book will be U _ i foremost problem ln Europe. procured throush the Oeritfhl Of' ',

M M ohumm . . S. Nat1ona10

asia-N-#-1 musgbva-;hm§;j;i§~,,w§;e§ i` GuardsmeniA U S T R I A

It was said, authoritatively that pected tl:Lt1t;leose atdAlb;arto;1 egg E N D S l I F E To covery." canada has already re-

to mg Tignjsh rea y n ` , - --

orsat Britain is not ready Th Hmm branch Wm bel , Disturbance Government of Chan

h lu l -ut silty bv weeks- ° ‘ . i -

pmxrghmus 1: .rp,.,_m,°. opened o llttlotlatzri :si the French _ ' C€ll0l° D0llfUSS PIB. 1°” would bring the refunded t°` mmm wrnmnt an dmrmh books have no arrv . (cuwum new paras to Cope tsl to $858,000,000. Very material

_*_ NEW YORK, Odt. 9-Illdl ' . .

mm Sltuatlon.

oneral feeling hero that the i mine strike disorders became more

g .

F,-engh haw token a final position. CQfn LeadS Gus Wlnklerr tense today as workers in other --- Dritish authorities sam isdsy they » by U. S. GOVel'llIt‘le11lZ troubled sectors sf the United vmNN“\”"“;°";" gm’ f

° ` C . 0

believe Franco has said her "last In chlcago Agents Assasslna_ ,states contented themselves with A- O _ “mms *W

1. i , . ’ meetings and p1ckem,gs_ impending general strike were cir-

word on th basic arms plans. , Willie th lzabinet decision is ex- Gfaln M afket fed. Upon the order of com Paul v_ culuted here tonight. The Govern-

pected to have a. most important _ -& .McNutt, several companies of In- mem is fully “Ware °f the 1`“m°“ USHYIUB 011 f\l¢Ul’° hfmil NEON' (Alloviv-ted PWM) 'diana National Guardsmen moved ‘md is Preparing “PPf°P"ia’»0 WMS' ations and the preservation of the onloaoo, ode. 9-com led sn CHICAGO- 0°°~ 9~- ‘AP"-G” into sulllvsn,1nd., alter the homes “fee peace of Europe, the governmvlt 18| energetic rally in Board of Trade Winkler' 9' n“°m and sinister WW" of two mme;-3 had be” b0mbed_ The Cvrresnfmdent 101' Reuters said to feel the armaments situ- pl-los, today, and wheat was the in the world of semesters. was M- Fm homes were bombed at Hy_ News Agency is informed that the

I Sesaihhtfd Wi”-Y “S his hand tmedi strike will be declared us u result

ation is too delicate to permit any only grain that failed to finish mera, Ind. About 100 guardsmen in

the doorknob of a beer distributing an were ordered into the district of the Muon of authorims in dis_

higher. depot ,

- ° _ h I mme” an on smke_ solving the Socialist Singing League]

Niililttlliellsldlbillglrl-;eetnl);tiolael~‘ii oliiwgeerl W ere wa and suppressing the Socialist truck and Winkler strolled up.to` DMI” T|“°"¢ Ch°"F° newspaper Arbemr Zemmg` the door' ~ Two Corinthian Hotel men held

‘ in connection with the attempt to

d Guns Many striking miners went back

The truck slowed own. i

k t’ d bl t tbuck_ to work in the western Pennsyl_ assassinate Chancellor Engelbert

were po ed ou an B M o Dollfuss definitely were cleared to-

shot poured into .Wlnkler's back. He

vanla district. A charge from strik-

tell and the shotguns roared again. ers that E. T. Weir, chairman of dnl' °f au ‘usplclm that th” had

fore knowledge of the attempted

sixty-five wounds had been t0r11 in- '-;-------°- w his b0dy_ (Continued on Page 51 slaying.

HB “Wd just 40 mmute5_ Meantime, however, the mother, '~yuu';¢ dying," the police whis- stepfather and six other associates

of Rudolf Dertll, who confessedl

pcred to him at John B. Murphy

H,,S,,,¢,,,_ --who ,hot yon- Favors Sch e m e firing the two shsis which sligmiyi

, _ wounded the little Chancellor, re-

Befusm to Speak O Ifnfnlgfatlon mained in cuslocw,

ance companies and industrial corporations, it was stated, have already indicated their intention of converting their

TOHIEM M11 Bennett was the

guest of the Conservative A'§°°1"sct apart for National Thanksgiv-

Ths speech with which Prime

Minister R. B. Bennett opened the campaign again emphasized that Canada "appears quite definitely to have passed the low point and to face prospects ot continued

"On this day which has been

ing, I say to you that Canadians have genuine cause for gratitude and substantial basis for renewed hope and confidence," the Prime Minister asserted.

National Undertaking

He dealt with the significance of

the loan as a national undertaking -“as a part of the debt conversion programme which Canada has been carrying out since 1931 and which is so vital u factor in economic xe-

funded $688,000,000 of long ieiim public debt. Completion of the new

avlngs in interest charges had ibeen affected by this refunding.

Blows Self Up With Dynamite'

int/pt~"'~:~'_».~=-1. “Il” If -1-~ 1

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maturing Victory Bonds into thc new issue.

Fairbanks To P I-1aveDivorce In Two Weeks

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.Associated Prose) EL PASO, Texas, Oct. it-Luis .1

Trias, divorce lawyer, said todiil that Mary Pickford, screen star from Toronto, will fyie wit fe' divorce from Douglas Fairbanks in Juarez, Mexico, in “about two weeks" and will charge incoinpat- ability.

He said that Willis Davis, Los

Angeles attorney, is arranging 1. property settlement.

Papers in thc divorce case \\-|11

be forwarded to Juarez as soon :ll the property settlement is rom- pleted Trias said.

The Weather, Etc'

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mite ln his il'ousc»rs pocket, Jobu- Korr, 55-,vcur-old rcsidcllt of Franklin Mine, near llerc, today!

chased his landlady and llrri daughter from their home and wnsj

blown to bits ns the clynlllnilv ex-l plodcd. i

Kon' lighted thc lilac in llisl

room, then dashed to the bedroom of Mrs. Mary Chopp, thc landlady. Mrs. Chopp and hcr daugsliivr fled, screaming, into the yard, iviih Korr in pursuit. They were ni. a safel distancp when the explosion came.

Mrs. Chopp said Kon- had been

despondcnt over ill health,

i _ V *_ V _“__ Winkler moaned for water, for T wuudlu men) . O I d

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clergyman. But in spite of a ru EG oct- 9 An mdi C

mor that he had been slain for be

,o o » word about his killers. "°"’b]° ° m ° °“

Arabian Ruler Defends 00.. .0 0.; of $75 000 Freight Wreck Tgrr1t0r1eSAga1nSt Enemy wuauss .ussssisuiss fsuswsd s ;<;1;lflf;l°ti0;i@;i;a;<1na;<; :gigs U 9 A*

series of swift developments in the --°*

,mt mm by vemmeum proportion with its mea. was seen (Canadian Press) interlocking plant and demolished

war ago. o go

in the addrew of Prime Minister KOMOKA O\ Oct 9-The the signal tower One man was ln-l

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(Annotated Prose) tes-ritortg to Yemen. and local ofticinls centering around 0 -. . . I

" $250,000 poet office robbery in R. B. Bennett before the Students' main lines of the Canadian Na- jul-ed and the C. P, R. line was

033 llllllltlmll In Mini mllltd by ruler ot Arabia," is head of what 14”" 'Union of the University Of Mani- tional Railway through here were also blocked for three hours.

(o°°tm“°d °n PW’ 5) tobo here todhlh cleared tonight after three wreck- William Thorne, Woodstock,

gbign gmggm km¢¢°m_ to “_ xuwdomy The M-ea mdude, the Canada. Mr- B°““¢°¢ “M WN 8 ing crews had removed debris from watchman in the tower nt the, fend vhs Am sua Nunn isrriw- :ws holy suis. sz mem, Means, remarkable ¢°"“¢fY» *hh in war- s s'/sooo height wrssk at me can. uns of the incident, was repel-ted, ie, Bum” the |m.°5d| of Bunn the bum, pm” of Mmometv and SCG Pdge 9 f01° al resources Bud large in else. It adlan National-Canadian Pacific tonight as resting well. His towerl Yahyo In-mm of mmm, Memg, me prophets birthplace. ` l'¢4l\1ll‘24 9 lZ"‘*“° P°P“l‘u°° *O 46-I crossing earlier today. was rammed and torn apart by ihoi some sunnuhas uma; hm mhsls in Asir Province have lldlllllllllg L03" who it and preserve it The time. rch ous of c. N. n. iuuu Nu. iviaseilwu.

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