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I roll around in all probability m the channel of the confer- ,... has been determined. 1 is the matter now stands, Great i um has voiced her willingness . cancel all war payments,‘ Ger- . o has insisted she can pay no . now, at any rate, and pressed ,‘ an end to reparations, France tied Germany could not pay w ,but insisted that treaties must i observed, and Italy had pre- ‘ come ouir for cancellation. utions were that the- idea of -’ moratorium had receded since F’ - y‘s provisional declaration. king Albert of Belgium today {-1 a message to the conference, was in its fourth day. ds- ~- for international solidarity. 5'. united action." the mee- read," in international solid- -. can bring remedies for the ‘ 00nd ills the world is suffer- il is time that this solidarity itself other than by speech-

, . Meanwhile British and German ‘rte met for the first time to ~ s technical questions grow- ‘~ out oi post-war payments, while ‘ of the statesmen here were , Geneva discussing disarmament . lems. These included Ramsay nsld, Prime Minister. of i‘ tBritaln; Sir John Simon,

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King Albert's will! was made 1D a iettba‘ addressed to Pggmlq- w" M11111" 0! Balsium. one of "10 iiilflllcs at Lausanne.

“Since the end of the war all u. 9"" "M11966 by the governments 11!" iuvlflbtly expressed the opin. ion that Dmliicrity of the Mp1" and peaceful relations are ‘depend. 911i’- 110011 freedom in the oircula. 11°11 °1 M111. which and labor," u" 39181111 King wrote.

"Unfortunately these grave sum. lnll were not listened to. Conse- qumm °1 131B Wliliy of restrictions have been fatal; “The vglug 0g m. lfifllltlflllll trade has been hslvgd m u" 1"" 1111'" years and reduc- tion is psrtially due to a fall m Prices. States whose outlets abroad Wm stowed up could not make 11D the loss on the home market, m‘ 1011111111111: capacity of which W" 1111111611118. The number of un- Glllliloycd was doubled.

"There was thus definite proof that no country or states by m, exercise oi its own forces can divert the course of‘ economic evolution in its favor."

K1118 Albert concluded by declar- ing that Belgium must appeal m; the cooperatio of states which, like 1181*". are convinced of the necessity of, a change,

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;,. . The _-Dominion and provincial . governments will be represented at v the funeral.

i 0- MQNTF-EAI-v. June l9.—Water in

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from Montreal. Mr Jones loft Moc- treal at 0 A. M. and stopped en- route one hour at Quebec and two hours at Moncton. Mrs. Jenkins who flsw up last ‘Tuesday, and the children who were atisnding school in Montreal are returning by train.

PERSONALS

Wing-Commander and Mrs. P. C. Sherren arrived in the city Bat- urday night from London, England.

Hon. Dr. W. J. P. MacMillan, Minister of Health and Education. left Saturday on s short business visit to Halifax.

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march for the public funeral is as follows: Mounted Police; corps of Montreal firemen: ladder truck draped and bearing floral tributes; draped hose wagons bearing cof-

City Council; delegates of all kinds -representativss of governments and other cities; families of the

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Churches today resounded with references to the heroism of the dead. Both Roman Catholic clergy and Protestant Ministers uttered fitting euiogics, Arrangements were being completed for interment of the l0 identified dead who were employees of Canadian Vickers. In separate services in churches scat- tered through Maisonneauve ward they will be honored, some tomor- row and others ‘Iliesday and Wed. nesday.

Messages of sympathy continued to pour into the city hall over the weekend. The Earl of Bessborough, Governor General and Hon. H, a, Carroll, Governor, wired from Qug. b": P111119 liflnistcr R. B. Bennett from Ottawa and the Mayors and fire departmental heads of numer- ous cities addod their condolences.

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i110 dry dock of Canadian Vickers Limited, scene of disastrous explo- sions on Iiriday morning, yielded up itrdeiui to the numberot l2 over tho weekend. Two men in- jured in the explosion died in hos- pital bring the total known dead to 24 of whom 2 were still unidenti- fied tonight. In addition three are missing.

The body of director Raoul Gauthier of the Montreal fire de- pertinent, who disappeared follow- ing the second explosion, had not been recovered and was still being sought tonight when darkness called a halt to operations. Eleven. men were found at one time by divers, spread in gruesome array around the hull cf the wroclled tanker Cymbeline which was being repaired in drydock when the ex- plosions rsng out. Most of the .men had been fatally injured in the scaring blast but some had been drowned in oiliand wafer when thrown from the scaffolding built up about the tanker.

The sesrch for fire chief Gau- thier was centred around tanks in

DEATKS

ROSS-At the County Hospital, St. John, N. B., Mrs. John A. Ross, of Ocean View, Prince Edward Island. Funeral Monds at 2 p. m.

Card of ‘Thanks

Mr. John Oroken and sister Mary wish to take this opportunity of thanking kind neighbors and friends for valuable assistance and the many acts of kindness shown during the recent fire at Emerald. 3810-11

Card of Thanks

Ws the undersigned wish to thank. Messrs. Philip Monsshsn. Leslie Simmons, the lummeraids Pirc Dept, and all others who by their noble support were success- ful'fn saving our Hall from dos- tructicn by fire on ‘Tuesday last. (signed) B. I. Society.

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MONTREAL, June la-The re- vised death list of the disaster which took place at Canadian V1191!!! Limited drydock here early Friday morning ntained 2'1 names tonight. Twenty-four bodies had been recovered, five were listed as 111181118. but of these two. were at the morgue, leaving three bodies unaccounted for.

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Th, meeting was advertised as being called for the purpose of dis- twins "the swwuis and mo" marketing of potatoes." The chair- man said the affairs of the Assoc- iation had been conducted in an unsatisfactory way for the past few years and the meeting was open to a dbcuulon of this matter.

lVIr. Kickharn. called upon, said he was appointed to the board of directors of the Association last year to fill the vacancy created by the ejection of Senator Hughes. There had been a lot of criticism as to the way the Association was conducting its busncss ior the past seven or e‘ght years. Last year he had suggested to the secretary that the Association pay for the potat- oes on a pro rats. per acre basis. but this suggestion had not been carried out. The board had been having a great deal of trouble with the distributors. The late Mir. Dewar had recommended last fall that the distributors be bonded in order to eliminate irre- sponsible agents. The speaker also

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salute and a squadron of Free State had recommended this suggestion, wfflflllnts flying in the formation but no decision had been arrived of a cross will escort the steamer at. Another lwommendation he had uiw the harbor. , madefwas that the secretory dis-

President De Valera and other sociatc himself from other duties members of thsFree State Cabin- and devote all his time to the As- ct, with Dublin councillors, will es- sociation's activities. He had also cort the Legato ashore. Cavalry in recommended Senator Hughes‘ sug- lPccial uniforms will accompany of a Government inspection 1119 Party through the crowded, of the association's business. This Ilily bedecked streets tc the city had not been favorably received by 5911110117 where under a triumphai the President, and the secretary arch the Lord Mayor and corpora- had said that he did not know tion will await him. The rrocession whether there was o. man in the will move on to the pro-cathedral province who would be capable of where the solemn reception will be making such inspect‘ . Mr. Kick- nducted. An official state recep- ham. also complained that the tlon will close the day. During his mcmibcrs had been misled by the lily. tho Legato will be the guest secretsryfis statement that the deal- of Archbishop Edward Brync of ere had promised to take 100,000 Dublin. I sacks last year, whereas they had The throng of thousands grows only taken 40,000. The Association. 8168i" every hour. Walls and win- he thought, should insist on liavinG dows are bright with flags and some guarantee from the dealers. ‘ and flower baskets. The Certain local persons whom be papal colors of yellow and white named owed the Association thou- and the congress color of blue flout sands of dollars. ‘These men were along broad O'Connell Street and speculators in potatoes and he did over the shrines devcutly built even mt 151111111 the members smuld be in the smallest alleys. responsible for financing the crops A large area of the nearly 2,000 of these persons. He cited ti! dif- acres of Phoenix Park is spread ference in price paid this year by

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‘rho late Government should have gone into the Association's affairs and taken some action. Under the present Government the situation has become worse and unless some action by the Government is taken

from outside dealers.

Mr. Reid denied Senator Hughes’ contention that the Association handled their yiolatocs in exactly the same way as the outside buy- er named. He asked if it was not

over with bell tents, a camp for the Association and a certain local men under the direction of the 8111991118 01111. 511d B81186 Why. 1111- M’ “ of Defongo, The women. der the same conditions, there] folk of these campers are housed 811011111 be this difference t° ‘he. in nearby convents. ‘rhat psi-i of disadvantage of the Asscoiatcn the park known as the "Fifteen menlibels-

Acres’? for centuries, certainly for no reason of scientific accuracy, is being reserved for the supreme

Sen sior Hughes

fNewark, N. J., and New York, and

the Association, he predicted _"is gone."

true that the latter firm contract- ed last year for potatoes at 40 The Senator also discussed the Gems? bwilegginfl 0T 15111115 WWmP-s m“ Senator Hughes: “I am speaking of bonded warehouses recently in about this year;- Mr. Reid: "This year's crop is the seizure of these potatoes by m, Shipped yety U- 5- i-‘uswms authiirliies- He 5V5" The Senator contended that Mr. agreedwiththeSecretar-yofthe A: 1cm was Fvdvstepping m? argu.

agement, and whereas we wish to preserve the existence of the As- sociation if we can, and whereas we think that the only way to do that is to get a new Board of Dir- ectors, with at least two or three experienced business mcn on it, and whereas we have lost all hope oi being able to bring about any re- form, or get any business properly transacted. in the short space of an afternoon meeting presided over by the President of the Associaton, Mr. Trainer: Thcrofore resolved that we request the Minister of Ag-

event of the Congress a week from today, when the legato will cele- brate the Pontifical High Mass. For this great event next Sun- day an altar cf white and gold with twenty stops has been erected. flanked by an imposingcolonnade. The Pope himself will send a mes- sage by radio from the Vatican, this being relayed by loud speaker to every soiourner in Dublin. The solemn ceremony in the park will be the prelude to the carrying of the Blessed Sacrament by His Em- inence to O'Connell bridge, the Cardinal proceeding under a canopy borne by President De Valera, Jo- seph Devlin, Irish Independent members of the British House of Commons, and other prominent citizens. At the bridge, where an- other altsr has been erected, the Legato will pronounce the Papal Benediction.

Hotel and lodging of every character wss at a prem- ium ss long as alx months ago but the Congress authorities have made special endeavors to counteract pm- sible isolated attempts at extortion. The entire arrangements for the great gathering have been con- ducted with admirable attention to detail.

Cardinal Francis Bourne of Lon- don, Archbishop of Westminster, arrived some days ago, but London Catholics, althoug“ represented to the number of several ‘boussn’ , have not come in -a body. Two thousand pilgrims crossed last night by special steamers from Liv- erpool, with Archbishop 1‘ wney of the Mersey City at their head. I-ie presides over a meeting of tho' Eflliish group on Wednesday when the speakers will include Father Ronald 11 oxson, former Anglican Bishop of Manchester, a famous old-time evangelical stalwart now liviul in retirement. Father Knox- son polcsles a wide celebrity as a Catholic apologist.

This is the first tilde the Euchar- Wv °°11Iress has been held in Ireland. Only the eternal city it- self and Inurdes have been privil- eged to receive the Congress more

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than once. Just short of 40 years I00 the Congress mat at Jerusalem ’—.in the country "over whose sores walked those Blessed rm." London received the Congress in loos, Montreal in i010 and Sydney in i028.

' The major contingents from Canada‘ and the United States ar-

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iatlon had injured and lafleli’ d?" stroyed the market for Prince Ed- ward Island potatoes. He had been appointed s. director at the annual meeting of the Asociation in 1930' and at that time he thought the‘ M1.) Edward Rem’ R0110 Bu,“ a bmrd WW1‘?! be glad w "mwe any member of the Association, took sufle-‘mmis “alculgted m impmvaexception to some of the remarks the busme“ The presidflm 590m“ made by the previous speaker. He “Y and mm °f the dhecmm’ haw’ cited the high price of foitillzer a

scciatlon that this matter did no‘. v materially affect the reputation of T5'?lld potatoes.

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riculture, Shaip, to cull a. pub- lic meeting in Charlottetown on a day late in June or early in July, and before the annual meeting of the Association, when we can have at least one whole clay to consider the business nf the AS°0flfilOll in all its bearings. and that Mr. Sharp preside at this mccAq.

We respectfully ask the cx-Mm- isters of Agzicullurc, Mr, Lea and

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Aft i‘ rm: fili‘ll‘i(‘l‘ discussion the following resolutions were intro- duced and passed unanimously". Moved by John McK-lnnon; soc- ondcrl by Hugh MacKinnon and supported by JOSCPh E- DCBEV‘.

ever, became "infuriated" when he made these suggestions and subte- quently a resolution was passed that he. Senator Hughes, be not notified when any further directors’ meet- ings were held, and in this W83’ hi’- had been ejected from the‘ board. The worst factor in the potato industry, he said, was the D1109 cutting carried on by the manne- ment of the Association in con- nection witira certain New York agent. whom he named. I-lis own ex- periencas with this c861"- We" given by Senator Hughes.

Another comlillmt made by "M Senator was as to c1188"! “Mam” of clause 16 of the Association's by-lawa which provided that the mqnqbeyghip foes shall be held by the Association as a woiking call- ital and not be considered as a surplus or prom, He had raised this question at, an annual meetln and it has been awed °""- '1"‘°‘° should, he said, be between $30909 and $50,000 available as working capital from this source, and the rgpqfu, so far as he could asccfllin. do not account for more than WP 00° m- gwpoo (71 this money. Th9 audit which is made annually. W"- m h]; qplnlon, not worth thc paper it was W1"-