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W h o m a s A r- ranged By Mar. Trade Commission, Were Given Hearty Welcome. ,

A tourist party cf twenty school teachers from ontario who are on o twenty days trio through the llilirltime Provinces, was welcomed to the Province and the city yes- terday. The tour of 8500 miles was arranged by Mr. R. W. E. Burnaby im-ough the Commins Travel Ber- vlce. and is directed by Mr. IL- V.

Earl. The party which is entirely of lsdles, arrived yesterday forenoon at Borden where it was met by Mr. Justice Arsenault, President of the Prince Edward Island Tourist As- sociation and Mr. J. M. bdaofmdyen, President of the Prince Edward- Isl. and Motor League. After lunch at the Canadian National Hotel, the members of the party _proceeded to ine Confederation chamber in the Pfwiilclll Blludilll( Wlldfa they wer; officially welcomed by Hon. Dr. W. J, P. Macmillan on behalf of the Pmvince. by H's Worship Mayor W, 5. Stewart on behalf of up ony, U! Mr. H. H. Shaw, Chief supsym. tscdent of lducation gn hgh." °¢ N19 Dtvlrtmoht of Education and ii! other speakers. ` ' - Mr. Justice Arsenault presided, _._______,_______ (Continued on hge 3)

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"Pmtival at Braokl ugus ird. Five Mile and otheroglaces and Blwrts. Prices. 4499-'I-20-li.

“Dance Nortun Hsli luiy ms. Acmissiln as service from Bourls. 4481-7-i9-31.

"Dance and Festival in cardi- nn North school Thursday, July ilu- asia-1-ao-ii.

"Kinkora Hall Ice Cream Social “ld sood music, Friday. July 32.

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“Important meeting or P. 1:. rs-_ land Ladies' Aid in St. Paul’s Par- “ll H411. 'Thursday evening at 7.80.

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With New Zealand, Has Increased Flow Of Canadian Goods.

OTTAWA, July 10-(BY i-ho Olli-

adlan Press)-The trade agreement between Canada and New Zealand has increased the flow of Canadian goods, to the Southern Dominion. soya a statement issued to the press today by the Departsnent ot. Trade £54) Exports to New Zealand' doubled in June, reaching a value of $321,678.

The treaty was ratified late 'in

April and the department's state- ment says its effect on imports from New Zealand will not be ap- parent until July figures are known.

Classification of June 0819011!

was: Agricultural and » vegetable products, siaa,ss1¢ woes and be-I oar. $46,883: textiles. 899.258: min-I eral products, 85'i.1lii; animals and animal products, $21,968.

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I n R u E a n 1 a BUCHARFBT. Rumania. July 19.

-(A.P.)-'rho Romanian leneral elections in which Luliu Maniu's peasants* party won 277 out of the 387 seats in Parliament may mean that Manluwill personally head the Government to put through an' extensive programme of economies and alterations in the taxation system as well as trade agreements to enable Rumania to market her pmducts abroad.

Negotiations have airellly UNH

started to iron out differences bs- twoen the dominant party and King Carol. The National Peas- ants' party announce that immedi- miy after convocation of Parlia- ment on July I0 the Cabinet will be readjusted.

The elections wlih mowed the truth of the Rumanian political principle that the PGH! “Wh makes an alaction wins it. The cf- ficial returns tobllhi showed 1.9!.-

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ly Elected Diet To Choose a Premier Has Failed. _

taforshin for Prussia. the stats "blob comprises by nr the ‘amer- portion of Germany, with a Iederal Commissioner in the saddle seemed inevitable tonight on the eve`of as 'important conference to which Chancellor Frans Von Papers sum- moned the Bta_te's Ministers of the Interior and of Welfare-Dr. Kari

_ Every effort of the newly elected Prussian Diet in which the .sup- porters of Adolph Hitler gained the maiority. to choose a Premier who

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L a rge Bellanca Lands In Harbor

NEW GLASGOW. N. B., July 10- (By The Canadian Press)-H. H. K. McLean, President of the Dominion Construction Company, arrived here today from Toronto in a all-place Bollanra cabin sesplans piloted by W. H. Clark. After visiting Alex

ill, he took off fm' Charlottetown.

After circling over the city two

or three times the Bcllanca landed in the harbor here at 6.45.

“0ri- To-Ottawa ” Mo ve m e n t By _ Wie Unemployed

(Canadian Press) REGINA, July it-An "on-tm

Ottawa” movement among the count-ry's unemployed is in pro- gress. Posters and handbills urging unemployed to the Capital for the Imperial Economic Conference have been seen in Regina. according to labor men.

Prom Toronto comes the infor-

mation thst thousands of the un- employed are "rod-ridi1\¢" md "hitch-hiking" to Ottawa for this purpose. The avowed intention is (Q converge on Ottawa for the per- iod of the conference. _

been ostierlril alltratn-riders off outbound trains. since saturday ialt all Canadian Pacific fr¢l¢l\t mms have been stopped in Regina yu-ds and at Pilot Butte for this pugposo. No effort lppaars to be mms ip prevent man from riding (hs trains west. mports of Ike action on the part

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.Gaze Of All Continents Fooused , of Great ImP€rial Conference.

I OTTAWA. July 19-(BY the Clll-

. With all the limitations that such a

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» trc--e. city that has attracted to it

_‘Hr me of on tho continents. 'rho I

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McGregor, esr-MP., who has been `

Mounted Poli” in Rui” M” to sits me moon me st. uwmeo

Police have been received from oth- _

Covers Prince Edward

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adisn Press)-Overnight gh, my of Ottawa has broken its chi-yu.

i°mary passive ototo or being o. moderately sind provincial city,

,and Piuposes this assembly is now functioning.

Btatesmen from every nation of

the Empire, men whose names are I household word in all the coun- tries of the world, are now here,

retaries: and with them is an un- counted host of people who have no official status in the conference, but who are blanketed under the all-embracing term of "observers." That there will be a great deal to observe goes without saying.

With the exception of New-

fcundiand’s Prime Minister the personnel of the conference is com plete. Rt. Hon. Stanley Baldwin, Lord President of the Council, headed a British delegation in which no fewer than '18 persons were included. Less imposing are the-other national dwindle with the remoteness of the

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DYNAMITE EXPEBSIIINI

TAIIES. TIIll

ALEXANDRIA BAY, N. Y., July

19.-Two men were killed, three in- I lured and 11 missing late today when a dynamite explosion on the drill boat “America” blew the boat to bits and shook the St. Lawrence Valley for miles.

Bpeedboats raced from this sum-

mer resort town to the scene of the explosion to rescue any survivors who might have been swimming or clinging to wrecklto in the Bt. Lawrence River.

Ambulances, physicians and nur-

ses were rushed toward Chippewa Bay, near here, where the boat was blasting a new channel at the time the explosion occurred.

The cause of the explosion was

not immediately learned.

ALIIXANDRIA BAY. N. Y., July

lb-Bevcn men were believed killed and nine were injured late today when a dynamite explosion on the drill boat “America” blew the boat

Valley for miles around.

A ton and a half of dynamite

t had been packed in a on the rocky bottom of

Uwrence River explodcd|

WGMIWYUU. huflllll men. machin- ery and lpllntered remains of the 150 foot drill boat high into the air.

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Commercial Men H o n o r Memory

The Canadian h'eaa)-itepneaent- ing forb ihoissand travelling men. the Cotlalllldial '.i‘raveller's Assoc- iation of Canada and the Canadian ‘ name suctsauoo not so thou-

ccnventicn hers today-

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WHERE EMPIRE DELEGATES WILL MEET

An interior view nf the House of Commons chamber ln the parlia-

ment building, Ottawa, where the opening session of the Imperial Economic Conference will open to- morrow.

_MINISTER IJE

sectors of the .Canadian National Railways was due entirely to dif- ferences of opinion between him and the committee appointed to investigate into expenditures con- cerning Sir i-lenry's management of the C. N. R..

In an interview tonight, two of

the directors said Thomton’s re- signation camc_ to them s. complete surprise. Intlmatlon of his PIU!!- ablc resignation from the Board of Directors was given in a letter from Hon. Dr. Manton, read by the Bec- retary of the Board of Manaso- ment, after which Sir Henry ap- peared and expressed his deep re- gret at resigning his position. An exchange of remarks culminated a meeting which was tense in dra- matic moments.

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No Suspenders On His Socks

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HALXFAX, N. S., July 19-(BY

The Canadian Press)-Judge L. H. Martell had no suspendcrs on his socks and they were hanging down when he first visited the Scotia Hotel in Truro in 1982.

Nelson Ailett testifying at the

investigation into the conduct of Judge Martell, County Court. Dis- trict no. 4, this morning in answer to B. P. Duchemin, counsel con- ducting the investigation said his attlntifls had 'been excited by the

Judga's careless appearance.

"Did his. condition give you the

imlollon he had been drinking?"

"Ill, it did." _ _“Did his -conversation confirm fha impession he had been drink-

‘tom ,

"Not iii his talk but in his condit-

incl.”

Allstt, a_ fm-mer resident of Truro

llontreal said he had never any cheques from Judge llltilfih payment of hotel scores

I Will Forget

Diffe rences

bl h th d after tumor

' ton ions Secretin-y_in the Ramsay Mac- .

Donald Government, and also by (Co tm 3 _AS Presldgnt T119 sean T. o'Keuy, vice-Pi-esioont of Elm” I

the Free State Executive Council. C, N, R, In terms that left no room for Stearner

____ doubt, these conference delegates

ispeoiui so 'rho Goal-sion) ms a“°m°°" gavedthe filetfiif MONTREAL. July 19,-<By The

Th the Dublin news cspac “ C Canadian Press)-The Steamship

M0NTREAL» QW" July 19'” e had suggested that the venue of ` Canadian Commander now lying

NWO” f°I` BI’ Hemy Th°m"°n‘s the efforts towards conciliation ’

th Board of Di t 51 d of ln Halifax harbor, has been sold

real atlo from e -

gn n IX?“1;i:§nS°;e;f;?§:nI;s ofesthe to an Italian syndicate, Andrew

e Allan, General Manager of the

Ottawa River.

the Cliarloitetcwn-Pictou boat. Four Cape Breton fliers will at- tend: Fred Mosher, President of the Cape Brcion FlyingCIub; Fred

Don McPherson. Sydney, and Nor-

L. Of N. Loan

(Aasoclated Press)

VIENNA, July 19-Unless 11th

hour negotiations can pacify the

Dollfus and his Govemrnont are al-

lings (currently about l42,000,000i

ing 100,000,000 schilllngs each.

Agree men ts If

Already Reached

LONDON, July 20-(Wed-

nesday) -- (Canadian Press Cable)-Certain agreements already reached may be an- nounced carly ln the proceed- ings of the Imperial Economic Conference, according to n rc- port from its own represent- atives at Ottawa given great prominence hy the Daily Tele- graph today.

The agreements are said to

concem trade between Great Britain and her colonies and between Great. Britain, Aus-

‘ iralia and New Zealand.

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FIIRMER P.E.I, M AN II E AI]

Cabinet Minister In Alberta Gov’t. Suc- cumbs To Heart

Attack-Was' Born In Pownal.

EDMONTON, Alta., July 19-(By

The Canadan Press)-Hon. Vemor

R M A K E S Af Conference §Z`.‘.i§`;..‘”i..§°¥;.§I‘l;..§‘12‘i‘.f§ .Sf

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(canadian Pmssl day in front of his home here. He

QTTAWA Jmy 19 -The du!" was leaving for a fortnight! holi-

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E., » ,ips 11';-_.i\__ Free state v.~iii_ not~.l><i. ,,,-;.:I,;w,e_ ,,- _,'i..»,.

"_____ projected into the deliberations of Carrying an mmm, of parceys for

In the Imperial Conference which as: hm summer home at Pxgeon Lake.

ences between Great Britain and n h W E “tal

sem es ere e ny A]

TMS made clear today ta., Mr. Bmlth was within a yard

Hon. Vernon Smith,,

BAIIIYIIN PAYS TII I B U T E T II PREM. BENNETT

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Believes That Prime

Minister Of Canada Well Qualified To Conduct Coming Important Confer- ence.

I (Canadian Press)

OTTAWA, July 19.-The econo-

mic oonference must be far above all parties and personalities, Rt. Hon. Stanley Baldwin, lender of the British delegation, told a. gathering of newspapermen here this even- ing. A real conference may be "a

.step up for the whole world."

With Rt. Hon. J. H. Thomas,

Secretary for the Domlnlons, Mr. Baldwin granted an interview to newspapermen in his hotel suite. The famous Baldwin pipe was in evidence. The British delegation leader held it affectionately in his hand while he talked to the press. When he had finished his state- ment, he lighted it and puffed och- tentedly. Mr. Thomas also smoked a pipe with apparent satisfaction.

The British delegation ‘had come

to work. said Mr. Baldwin. It wal much too early to say anything Iabout the conference. Even if it were possible to make any state- ment, as a. guest it would be very bad taste for him to say anything until “we have heard what the Prime Minister of Canada has te say. _

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xlxlwin Hon ‘TIIMH Thomas Domim of his automobile when stricken. A

` ' ' ' ’ doctor was called immediately by a

Fire Chiefs

opposition, Chancellor Engelbcrg :.'|“":’r',‘_‘],_____\_'_""_~_

most certain to fall when he faces nh, ,H ,,_;,,,, “.,,,, ,md ,, Pg;-ligment; wmfyn-qw gg |-gpm-f, on wlmls; partly rlnilily with m the recent League of Nations loan. :.‘,'|"I','{;:.:f,I,'.',r,§`_I pmhnmy n f°w'!mmr'

(The mixed committee of the _N-Irvin-i`\siorn_ Qu:-liecv: Moderato

Canadian National Steamshlpa, announced today. This is the first Canadian National Steamship to be

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-(By The Canadian Press)-Rem canadian PreBs,_D0ukh0b0r pris- resentatlves of four Maritime Pro- onus confined in Nason provincial vinces flying clubs will gather here jan’ have gone on a hunger strike, tomorrow to draw up a schedule it was learned wday_ This notion for an alppageam m be held In was precipitated when news of the August' deaths of t.\'.'o infants and an octo-

Don Saunders, pilot-instructor of gennmmi in \,,mc0uV,,r |85; week

the Halifax Club, is expected to ily reached me mmm pM.ader5_ here in the morning. Dr. J. S. Jen- Brmsh Columbia Dome State the kins and Junior Jones will ropres- ontogcnnmm succumbed to senile ent the Charlottetown Club. Jones dqcav and that every effort had brought a plane hero ‘rdf-5'. carry- b,`,en';mt form to save me lives of ing a passenger who had missed u;e m[1,_.’s' but without “van

Elect Office rs

1-liALIFAX, July 19 - (By Tha Canadian Press)-Chief L. MoCai!< um of New Glasgow today wal elected President of the Muitim( Provinces Fire Chiefs' Association. in annual convention here previous to the opening of the Domiion Fira Chiefs' annual meeting. Hs euc- ceeded A. E. 0'Donnell of Camp- bellton, N. B.

A Tribute

MONTREAL, July 19-(By Till

Canadian Press)-A tribute to the memory of brave Raoul Gauthier, chief of the Montreal fire brigade and president of the Dominion Fire Chiefs A iiocintion, was paid this moming by the Association as- sembled for its twenty-fourth an- nual convention.

Gauthier lost his life fighting ai

fire caused by an explosion on the east end of Montreal on June l'i.

Chief James Armstrong of King-

ston, Ont., eulogized Gauthier and the Dominion Fire Commissioner, J. Grove Smth said, “Raoul Gau- thier and his men have blasoned their names upon the illustrious

roll of those who with their lives have paid the price of heroism."

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