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Not A Stunt

UITAWA, Aug 1-(By the Can

Press)-"it was not a pleas-

'0 ifiii and it was not a stunt,"

Mabel "Mickey" Marlow,

to from Port Arthur to the nal Conference of unemploy here today She was referring to 5' iwrney to ottawa which was

°ii freight cars in the style

“known as ‘riding the rods

Marlow, a fine looking girl "WDW, Canadian born, wore a liineas like suit of sailor trousers li locket, and love the impres ‘li ihat she knew exactly what “ Wls doing

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vo eclucd m one, the Dominious meeting to- “mn” gg gh, 3-mg. mm- mm

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provinces except agricultural Prince Edward Island have such Goards.

The sessions are under the pres idcnoy of Mr J. Miiner,K. C., of the Nova Scotia. Workmens Com pensation Board. It is expected the meetinms will continue three days.

Socialistic

tions in Western Canada are pre sent as well as a number of labor

aocuchcntheversndeh,sudhis motherwhowasiockinsou s

for thellastarulleotric 001091111. was instantly killed ss his bar! armcamsintoooutectwiihs2.800 volt eircuitwiretoduv

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jubilant dwliilil celebrsti of E if P ~ W °' M "°°°°'°°~RE|illi$T|0N IN

exclusive interview, the lg rovlnces T1d m tm om

to s”;2;‘,f,..‘”,\.‘§,,.“*;‘e'f‘..-2.23 Are Represented R;-_n;em<;,»;y;;g_»”»»; 1; M 0 'I' UR FE

von Hlddenbur; June 1 QUEBEC Aus 1--Represents ‘°°”””“°‘ °“ 9”’ °’

edlateiy afterward the av: of the workmelrs compensa 0 M G I

dlssol d sends or slam cmsdlsn

dllglllsnet half: mm vineel tethered here Mer top; charges Bohvla

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-~ ment on vm pg vicumsoi lssuseml accidents. all League Artlcfes

ASUNCIGN Paraguay. A08 1 -

(AP)-A charge that Bolivian at tacks on Psragusyln forts in the Chaco region violated articles 10 and ll of the league of Nations covenant wal cabled to the league Council today by the Paraguayan Foreign Minister

P rt Mnated Killed While Primoouniiee

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Ill T128 West (I S l' I ll sddwsrsonsncusughtlnvebeell

I osmsnv aug 1--my me can gvpugy Mmm N 5 Ad; 1- lwknvwledsment of deeds in ldisn Preesi-Launciiins the first my 'rm canadian rms)-sn-ack Q“°=1\'° °°“1\i¥ attempt to establish a nation wide by flying stone while he was blast AUX 4116611011- NSW Mldil had Bocialistic party in Canada a con ing in the coliiery here today, Mur boon IPPOIH*/Nl I- Jiliiiliio 0! the ference of farmer and abor polit ray Vickers suffered ifiiurles from P°l°° 101' Kilifl UWM?

ical groupe opened hers today which he died a few hour! lite! Representatives of nearly all pro- in hosp'tal Be was a son of Mr vincial farmer and labor organize and Mrs Harry Vickers of this

town

and United Farmer members of ,_,,,,m, Indian Mission War Memo ri al I““°°“°" ""° ‘”“°d "° °"°'“ WGS SUCC8SSflll 'rrrmrvsh rl-ence sua l __ nations in Eastern canada but lt wmwm mu cBb’m_A Fm is not yet own how many will (annum rn.” puzdmna of women who Mt' "° '°""°°” “"n‘° “°°‘°'”‘° ssmmrr lv s.su¢ 1-elvis; nmbsndascmmsmeethednsln delegates is the establishment ln “mmm “nm to W mm, mn" an G,” Wm "wma me Wd” Canada fo s “cooperative common to me “mot mn um mam mn md H' an Prim. at Wu” un WB81th" I BOUEIU-B010 ltim in Whiflh .mn hu bnn cuba oft thu ‘°.mn van the unplug tuintm Mem” ell industry md wiiviiv wwld iw ,W th, nm am, ,B W, |,,,,,d,-,d lsr to 'lame smears and men who directed to the luliviyinl Of hi! ,wt nmmnggqvs of gg, Mm hae“mkno|mgraves"

man needs rather than individual mu umm' in an dt, M., 4, The name of. every man is carv ll¥°fi¢- dum the Dunn; mguggn 1| ,mg ed on the walls of the Memorial

or one meal eodesssful ever held I-\'°i\w\r» I mwive structure de , It began on Wednesday July 2'! “F104 by 311' “Wm LIIYWUI IU

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nk, pm” Aww 3 Th, mmuy stive buldings erected by the Im

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quest of Bishop James Morrison

t 'in conducted the mission Ilbur or five

spiritual exercises wero held sac

dow Vincent Alexander, a lineman me my*

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The rule per 100 pounds for iqstrsuen ec whom venom in the Province has been re duced by the Laluteuant Gov u-nor in Council from 'I0 couis to S5 cents, with effect from August lst. Herctofore this rs duction has become effective

on Sept. lst. Francis Doiron Charlottetown.

has been appointed a commission sr for taking acknowledgement of deeds for Kings Queen‘s and

appointed commissioners for taking

Prin ce Unveils

perisl War Graves Commission in honor of 1100000 men of the nn pire who made the supreme sacri ce

Associated with the Prince of

Wales in the unveiling ceremonies was President Alned Lenrun of Hence. who made the only other speech. Several members of the french Cabinet were present with Premier ldouard Helriot and the

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‘Ihorewss anause asxnentriedto gather their senses. Firemen plunged into blinding smoke after their comrades Deadly gas fumes drove them back Sirens screamed with the arrival of the police and fire rescue squads and gas company lnhslator trucks The glass strewn street become the scene of confu sion. Ambulances bumped over wsterswelled hose, stopped and waited for men wearing gss meaks to drag out unconscious victims some of them horribly burned Two dead were on the sidewalk to be identified by fellow firemen.

For nearly two hours search of

the debris in the basement con tinued the rescuers balked by smoke and twisted glrders. Fire msn Pratt found after suction pumps had cleared the smoke, lay noe down in a pool of water His comrades worked over his prostrate form for 30 minutes on the side walk thenrushedhimtothehos pitsl I-Ie never revived.

IUSTICE 0R|lE PASSES AWAY

'i'ORON'I‘0 Aug 1-(By the Can adian Press)-Hon John liosberry Ords Justice of the Court of Ap peel in the Supreme Court of On tario died twilbt His I-»°i‘¢llhlD liadbeeuiiiformorstllansmuntn at his home hers

The arduous duties of royal

commissioner enquiring into val' tous affairs of the Ontario Hydro Commission were undertaken by Ml' Justice Orde last march when Mr Justice Middleton retired from the inquiry owing to illness At the closing sessions of his commission in June hers Justice Orde first stated that his health was failing

At the time of his death, His

Lordship had not submitted u re port to the provincial government with his findings on the propriety of the $50000 payment made to John Aird Jr in connection with the Medawsaka purchase, the S125

(CODWHIUBQ 011 P8I8 0)

News Briefs

ASUNCION, Paraguay Aug 1-(A.P)-Au executive request for the mobilisation of all the armed forces of the nation was IDDNYOG 57 acclamatiou i the Chamber oi Deputies and Senate tonight.

wssmuaroh' sd; 1-

Bollvia today rejected neutral proposals for an investigation of clashes with Paraguay in the Chaco since June 15.

WLAND, Aug 1-Johnny Cleveland heavyweight,

You a 1! round decision from lift! Griffith of Chlolgo to night before 7,000 spectators in the municipal stadium.

(Csnadlanrreu) 0'.l'l'lWA,AugL-Civichcli illvwssbeiugobserved byail lhuastmeutsof ehsnominiou Govuumeaeh Ottawa today lkslstonstaffswersmaiutalned ltatelselepartmeutformstters demanding immediate atteu tiou.

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URGANIZATIUN IS F 0 R M E D

The Co operative Commonwealth F e d e r a t 1 o n Brought Into Ex lstenoe At Calgary Yesterday

(By J E. Dunn. Canadian Press Staff Writer.

CALGARY, Aug Po

in the Dominion, the co operative Commonwealth Federation was brought into existence today at the

ers from five Canadian provinces The new political organization will have as its president I B Woods worth Labor M P Winnipeg North Centre

Dean of labor supporters in Can

cds. Mr Woodsworth was p posed for the Presidency M I Coldwell leader of the Farmer Labor group of Saskatchewan, re fused to stand when nominated and his move was followed by the other nominees, George H Williams

(Cofithllied 011 Page 6)

Duty On Fruit Is Announced

orrllws sus 1-(ay the can

adian Prem)-Under an Order in Council the duty on cautaloupes muskmelons, honey dews and ces abas, entering Canada between August 1 and October 81 under the intermediate and general tariff has been fixed at four cents per pound, it was announced today in an ap preisers bulletin issued by the De pertinent of National Revenue The duty on pears when entering lm der the intermediate or general tariff from August 1 to January 31 1932, has been fixed at 1% cents

P ans Yet Indefinite

MONTREAL, Aug 1-(By the

Canadian Press)-Sir Henry Thorn ton returned from a brief holiday ta Chester, N B today and at tended to detail matter in his of fice before formally handing over the control of the Canadian Na tional Railways to his successor, B J Hungerford, who has been up pointed acting president Sir Hen ry's term of office formally expires today

Sir Henry told inquirers that his

plans were as yet indefinite

K e p t D i a ry

Associated Press)

GENOA Italy, Aug 1-A diary

written by Stanislaus Hausner during the week he floated in the ocean aboard his disabled trans ' Atlantic aeroplane was revealed' here when the italian steamer Es cambla arrived with the salvaged craft yesterday

Hausner was picked up early this

summer when his flight from the United States to Poland ended in a forced landing off the Azores July 22

The dairy tells how Hausner

used his compels needle for a fish hook It will be sent 00 the United States with the plane

Diplomat Dead

IDNDON Aug 1-(Ar)-sn

Aim Johnstone. noted British dlp iomat died here yesterday aged

811511!" illblomsticeareer indludedas years in pam in Vienna. IBcl¥1‘l4°,lhc Hague,

Whilecofmsdellwlhhelritish

Inbsuy at Washington he mar ned was snudnetn Piaehot. su

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CllI&h UIQ)-PIIQIWI. IlBhl|,\tl¢womecl|as1lea W\l\lUlUl dlllla large

NEW P0l|TIOAl

ward a cooperative commonwealth b

conference of Laborites and farm. ta

Uopenhesensndwsshington. |

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JUHNSTOWN Po AUS 1--(A.

P)-While police clashed with Communists in downtown Johns town tonight the spectre of pesti lehce hovered over the suburban

1_ mted to bivcuac of '|000 weary and 1'i\i\'il¥¥

m

onus marchers Word of excite ent in Central Park caused hard ly a flurry in the squalid Amp on the outskirts of the city, where s ttered horde of grimy men, wom

en and children wooed slumber be neath the stars After a frugal meal of unwholesome food-cook ed in grease covered garbage cans over open fires-the campers IGN-lcd down for the night in the fiickorinl shadows oi bon fixes

Downtown. a crowd of several

thousand jammed the streets when word spread that Reds" would at tempt to hold a mow!! in “fl ance sf police orders Police fellow ed every movement of the Radicals

(Continued on Plds 8)

Would Seek Cove rnorship

(Canadian Prodi

NEW YORK, Aug 1-The Times

says Mayor James J Walker will seek the Democratic nomination for Governor of New York State if he is removed from office by Governor Franklin D Roosevelt The source of the information was not given but the Times laid it

"urlimpeschabls

Demonstration Is Fa ilu r e

MON'1‘R.EAL Aug 1-(By 'rho

Canadian Press)-Some 300 unem pioyed men. among whom were serv eral alleged Communists attempt ed to stage a demonstration at Victoria Square at noon hero today They were dispersed by police without marked disturbance

Doing Nicely Th a n k Yo u

NEW Yom: sd; l-mP>-

Three days after Mrs Harold E Brow gave birth to s daughter in Wadsworth Hospital second daughter arrived.

The first babY» born Mfmdly morning. weighed five bounds md 10 ounces, and had black hair, the second, snlvlnr 'rum-eddy mmm!- hsd red heir and weighed 6 P0110” and 12 ounces Aside from the hair and features. which also were dll

un- physicians vi'0'ii°\m°°4

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valleys Moderate winds mostly fair becoming unsettled at night.

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John Light westerly winds, fair moderately warm

Lower Bt Lawrence vslly iiiod srsu westerly winds. fair, not much

fu te erstute

change mil

Gulf and north shore lfoderste

southwest to west winds mootl fair

Maritime East and West gut west to southwest winds, hir sud moderately warm

Grand Banks llsderata southwest

winds fair sud warm

Americsrin ports Variable winds

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generally

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tonight at 1145

Bun sets this evauiug at 'l2e and

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Communists And Bonus Marchers

GiveMoreTroi1ble

Radicals Thwdged In Attempt

To Stage Meeting At Johnstown, Pa - Disease Threatens 7,000 Bonus Seekers

FURMER ISLANIJ MAN PASSES AWAY IN UNT

Andrew Baker, Sher

iff Oi Rainy River Dlstrlct Was Born At North Lake

MRT FRANCES Ont, Aug 1- (By the Canadian Press)--Andrew Baker. sheriff of Rainy River dis trlct is dead here He was well known in northwestern Ontario and was born at North Lake P E I 53 Yiiars ago He learned the taiim ing bade in Charlottetown and opened a business in Kencra. in 1801, later moving when the Rainy River Judicial district was fanned in 1000 He was appointed the first sheriff and held the position until his diigth yesterday

46 Hour Week Is Suggested

(Canadian Press)

MONTREAL, Aug 1-The Mont-

real Star says today

“A do hour week for all indus trial establishments of Quebec will bstheobiectofabiiitobesub mitted at the next session of the legislature according to informs tion obtained this morning In its fourth report the Royal Commis sion on social insurance recom mended this legislation as means to reduce unemployment and it it learned that the government in tends to give effect to this recom inendation with as little delay sl possible.

“'I'he Government of Quebec also

intends to confer with that of On- tario in the near future, to es~ certain whether the later province would Join Quebec in his move, as to obtain uniform legislation, as much as possible

COWES. Isis of Wight, Aug

1-(AP)-Great Brit-sins “Sai or King” reverted to his fav oritc role today, and sailed the black hulled Bermuda cutter Britannia lo victory in the first

nee inauguratiug the Royal Yacht racing week at Cowes.

Record & Forecast ofthe Weather

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