MAXIMS

o, A MAXIMS t , ' 0F A " I RE M ME AN MERE MAN ’

The findings of psychology fn ru- y p“; to personality and trappings; Ever-y man, however humble his

station or feeble powers, exercises

are largely a. rediscovery of old

religious? truthl.

Read by Everybody

some influence on those who are

about him for good or evil-

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British Foreign Secre- tary Sees Neither Communist Or Fas- cist Vict-ory

[(211, by Guardian's Special Wire) LONDON. Jan. l2—-Furci;,'n Sec- tonight neither (‘ommunlsm 11nr Fascism will gain a permanent foothold in

cred n wide range of’ foreign pol- fey, Iidcn pledged Britain's friend- rhtp to any country sincerely com-

Drscriblng the armament race in Foreign Secretary mentioned Britain's rc-

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iced a fomlirlablé scale" but add- ed: "We definitely prefcrbuttcr to

and “the less thc foreigner illtcr- lore-r, the short-or the F1111.‘ Will he.“ Britain. he said. hot; and will coll- iinuc to discourage foreign inter-

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' 1'17. Y. 1r. c. A. Thursday Jan- 14 at 7.10 p, m. Any person-tn- bldding on periodicals

be

L-2l86.

"Annual meeting of the Dun- "flke Cheese and Butter Co. . will be held at the Creamery "1 Wildneaday. January 20th, 1.30 m _ All outstanding accounts

111» he settled before above date or

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WIDE-SPREAD

lllllll-P l. [Al Blower Rates 1N 11A 11 3 E1 QysterS/zipments

ll l: P E A l) EiReduction In liypress Rates To

For

Upper And Western Canada Expected Shortly.

(C.P. By Guardian's Special Wire)

SAINT JOHN, N. 13., Jan. 12 - Fortilcolnirlg reduction in express rates on oysters from the Maritime Provinces to Quebec, Ontario and Western Canada. was announced t0- day‘ by James D. McKerlna, chair- mall oi the ‘Transportation Commis- sloll of the Maritime Board of 'i‘l~.ldc, and Ralld H. Matheson, the

oi the Canadian National Railways aild Canadian Pacific Railway. The exact. rates will be announced later.

"At present," said a statement issued by Messrs. McKenna. and Muillcsoil, "the express rates on oysters are higher than the rates app icoble on fresh or frozen fish, and it is expected that the reduc- ttoll will assist materially in the propagation of markets and the future development oi the oyster industry ill the Maritime Provinces."

The lull statement follows:

"As a result of negotiations be-

tv/eell tile transportation connois- sioll of the Maritime Board of 'i‘rade and the (flpf855 departments of tile Canadian Notional Railways illlll the Canadian Pacific Railway. tile commission was advised today by H. E. Hislop, traffic manager.

the producing areas of New Bruns- wick, Nova Scotia and Prince Ed- ward Lsiand to points ill Quebec, Ontario i1ll(l Western Canada. Tile new rates will become effective in the near future.

"At present, tllc express rut/cs 011 oysters are lligllcr than tile rates applicable on fresh 01- frozen fisll and it is expected that the reduc-

illdustfy in tile ltfaritnlc Provinces.

“Oysters are silsceptible to frost and once thawed, deteriorate very quickly. Tile 11love from tile Muri- times has been chiefly freight lll less than carloucl lots. Tllc freight moved in less than carloml lots usually terminates u‘. the zldvcllt 0i frosty “leather conditions, ‘file new rates when effected should en- courage great: movement of oysters by express and should lengthen the shipping 50.15011 materially. ,

"It is understood that consider- ation will be given in tile future to a rcccmnlclldatiou for a program on the collsulllptioli of 0ys.crs that should rcsut ill illcreasirrl lnarkcis and consequently n greater develop- ment of the industry.

"The reduction ill tile express rate therefore is more opportune.

ECIINUMIC out NEtltiilAlEll

Tension Lifts In Span- ish Crisis. Portugal Blc cks Plan To “Iso- late” Spain.

BY PAUL-LOUIS BRET Copyright 1937 By The Havas New: Agency

LONDON, Jan. IZ-JCP-Havasl- Thlvartcd anew by Llsb0n’s refusal to submit Portuguese territory to international supervision, the Non-

tan Peninsula except Gibraltar.

At. the same time commentators tried to interpret the meaning of a two-week cruise of the Portu- lulese coast and the western Med- iterranean to be undertaken ‘Thurs- day by four British Royal Air "cl-cc scaplanes under command of Squadron Leader J. D. Brealrey.

The squadron will leave Calshot and llczld- southeast for the Medit- erranean naval base at Malta after stops at two French towns en route. From Malta the craft. will fly to Gibraltar, and thence to Lisbon. starting back to Calshot Jan. 26.

Air Marshal Philip Bennett Jou- bcrt. de lo. Ferte will participate in the cruise which will permit the planes to cooperate with British

Violence Flares In Automotive Strike

(A.P. By Guardian's Special Wire) DEIROIT, Jan. ill-More than a thousand National Guardsmen equipped for a field campaign head- ed tonight for Flint, Mich, where several hundred “sit-down" strikers held possession of a General Motors Corporation factory after a bloody street battle with Flint. city police. Governor Frank Murphy, arouscd by first violence of the wide-spread strikes against General Motors automotive plants and reports of an influx of out-state labor unionists

the state “will insist and order."

The Governor said Corporation officiiis assured him “water and

UDOI] jJfiflfl.’

i! private groups would co-cpcraic to prevent inflammatory actions.”

UNE BEAU, i2

Martin Johnsons, Fa- mous Explorers Among Passengers

‘MADNESS’:

JANUARY lint or SUPREME CUURHJPENS

Bills Of Indictment Before Grand Jury —Mr. Justice Ar- senault Presides At

into Flint, issued the order for the troop movement lntc today, saying‘

Opening Session.

Tllrce hills of indictment were still before the Grand July when the Supreme Court adjourned shortly after five dclock last even- ing to resume at ll o'clock this

v hfclllnis, robbery with violence; the

i

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ESCAPE I ll Pulltglusil.

l’ t

Kim; vs. William Munn, assault on a peace officer.

Tile fourth indictment on the docket, tile King vs. William E Phillips. vras before the Grand Jury at; tllc Jilly s sion of the Supreme Court. last year. A true bill was brought ill and at the subsequent. trial the potlt jury disagreed.

Last night the Grand Jury had 'I‘.tll to illspcct Queens County tail, tilc lPli and Falcollwood

.

Mr. Justice A. E. Arsenault pre- sided at tile opening session of the court and gave the address to the Gr t Jury ill the absence

is unwell. Other cases to be heard at this

MANHUNT “FOR KIDNAP-SL

of 1 Cilicf Justice J. A. Mathicson who‘

most microscopic search of

they scanned every foot of radius. '

Roosevej; Spurs Police Efforts To

Apprehencl Killer

Federal And State Police Active As Savage Crime Stirs Public Indignation.

TACOMA. Wash" Jan. l2-(.~\P) - by public wrath and Presidential action, pursued an al-

lllanhun ters, spurred

the Everett. area tonight for

trail of l0-_vcar-0ld Charles NlllllStHPS kidnap-killer. Spreading out from the spot where the l10_v’s beaten, nude and frozen body was found yesterday in the snow,

tile ('0Uflll'l‘_\' in a three-mill

_ Sheriff Walter Faulkncr at lrlverett said a report the vlcilm’s clothing had been found in an zlllandoncd automo-

_Seiencc gave the determined hunters a cilst 0f the foot- prints and a record of automobile tire nlnrlrs left in the

snow by the killer. $10,000 REWARD

Public indignation accompanied President Roosevelts call for speedy apprehension of the criminal. Tile Justice Dcpartmentpmatcd a $10.- 000 l'l‘.l‘tll'fl for arrest of the killer. Washington State legislators pre- pared to offer a $5.000 reward.

The family of Dr. W. W. Matt- mn arranged for the funeral at. one pm. tomorrow in a Tacoma mortuary. For i5 clays. since Char- les was seized for $28,000 ransom Dec. 27, the Maitsoll family had concealed its grief and worry.

"The murder of the little Matt-

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Dispel Menace To Communica-

tllct a reduction would be effected The exact rates will be announced llnval units of! Gibraltar, just 91111118 01 1'19 6011111 11191 APlYeill‘ son bov ins .-ho k.i ti i‘ '1 - - in tllc express rates on oysters from later." across the Strain from Spanish In Crash Neal‘ L95 ca." 1s. the King vs. Martin Egan, 551d the presldrccnlg‘ njuxsrlzllcye no“ Illne Northwest MOIOCW. " 11101115111011? 1119 K111i! VS-MPB- H111‘ Department ailnounced the $10 000

llear Protest

NlllllRY EN ll S

Against Jewish immigration

R. Stuttaiord, making his maid- en. speech as Minister of the 1n-

legally in this country, I say God

approving the Government policy ill respect to the immigration of Jews, particularly refugees from Germany.

Dr. Malan declared his motion was not inspired by German nat- f ll..l socialism, but: by the action of such countries as Canada, Great Britain, France, Belgium and etherlande, which. 1'11? $11111.

unable tojmalrea it‘ s. "The Jewish race." he declared.

AT NEWCASTLE

Wide - scale Lobster

fished illegally between Kscuminao Point and Cllockfish. a distance oi’

president and general manager of

witnesses to he heard before the commission moves to Richlbuoto. He and Captain Robert Hubbard. of the fisheries patrol boat Gulf Racer. Gave the only testimony ad- duced this afternoon. In the lnorn- i.llg seven Ecunlillnc fishermen tmtlfied they had illegally fished lobsters last. fall.

Rlchtbucto sittings opening to- morrow afternoon are expected t0 occupy the commission for tile rest

otheiwitnerses. _ _

l ca. that aliens be prevented

lng an appeal to the Nova Scott:

ksupreme Court from a decision of

t rt Judge Neil R. Mac- fsdllul lgtllch found 11v? 11117 “'1' ployeos guilty of a forcible on"! charge by V111“ °1 '1 556w“: om statute.

City Solicitor Finlay MacDonald. 1g. 0., was conaidcrins the 4111611 tton and will advise the 1111? 11°11!“ ctl whether to apiwnl "1"" 1° meet" next W091i-

Judge MacArthur invoked ti; 5531mm passed tr the rel" Richard u of mllnd. 111°" 11*“

that Police Chief W. R. Tracey, 1 two of his ofitcsrs and two city carpenters last fall had forcibly entered his house. Rowe is a former Sydney pitceman. 1

Ho fined Chief Tracey, officers M. . MacDonald and H. G. Mac- Dooald and city rpenters George Wheat and Dun .m MaaKay the, nominal sum of s leach or one day in jail.

A rlmllar charge preferred by Rowe against Mayor S. E. Mtlgguh previously had been thrown out by a grand fury. '

Meanwhile machinery was set in motion for installation of tempor- ary external control of the Iberian Peninsula, pending the final Ger- man and Italian replies on volun- lccrs and the definitive answers of the two pal-ties in the Spanish civil war to the project for inter- nal supervision.

The non-intervention sub-com- mittee decided today that it was ilccensnry to establish a six or

BY ROBERT B. PAR-KER.

ure and along the ship lanes totue

ed, that all points of entry into Spain on the Hench and Portu- guese frontiers be blocked to men and munitions.

Failure of the Valencia Govern- ment to accept fully the plan, drawn up by the European Non- Illtcrvelltion Committee in Lon- don, to place international com- missions on Spanish soil to pre- vent arms and foreign recruits from reaching the combatants, was

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Angeles.

(A.P. By Guardian's Special Wire)

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 12-Dr. E. S. Bennett, rescue physician. re- ported tonight that J. Braden of Cleveland, a passenger, was killed in the crash of the Salt Lake City airliner.

Dr. Bennett reported seven of the plane's 13 occupants sverc being treated for injuries nt. a Ranger

moved from the plane. He also hall

a fractured leg. The 13th person

-a.ppa,rently escaped with their lives.

The Salt Lake City to 1.0a An- gelcs transport was found four miles distant from the Olive V.cw santtarlum to which the cries of the survivors had been carried by a favorable wind.

Arthur Robinson of Rochester, N. Y., extricatcd himself first from ihc

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(C. P. by Guardian's Special Wire)

:eals. And with him was buried the documentary testimony of his apparent mil aclaa.

The entomblng of the documents with Brother Andre foreshadowed a move at some time in the future for his canonization as a saint of the Roman Catholic Church. At his death last Wednesday, the "Miracle Man of Montreal" was credited l; hoata of his followers wit" supernatural powers of heal- ing; but the Church will demand rigidly documented proof~ of it when the time comes for the test.

Logan, today namccl to succeed Sir John Alrd as President of the Cn- nadian Bank of Commerce, wl‘l Join another Nova Sootian and a third Marittmer as head of a Ca- nadian bank. I-lc was born at De- Bert in Colchezter County, N. S.

Morris W. Wilson, President and Managing Director of the Royal Bank of Canada, is a natve of Lunenburg, N. 5.. and J.A. Mc- Leod. President oi’ the Bank oi Nova scotia, was born at Pal-lr Cor- ner, near Suinmerstde, P.E.I.

el Vvilsoll, prohibition; the King vs. W. B. Butler, highway traffic act: the King rs. Charles E. Bukc, all appeal by the Crown from a dlSflllzfifll lllltlPl‘ tile highway insi- tle not; tile King vs. Lorne flar- pcr, Excise Act; the King vs. Helen McGuigun. all appeal by the Crown from dismlrnnl under the Prohibit- ion Act.

Tilcre is one civil jury case, W. N. Slllallwood vs Phillips, an action

court. Joules E. Wells of Summer- sirlo was admitted to the bar.

place in the afternoon.

He had noticed, His lordship told the Grand Jury, that a young lnagistriltc in a. preliminary hear- illg hurl made some remarks about juries, remarks, which His Lordship said, tlc greatly deprecated. l-lc had been on the bench for sixteen Nears and although ill that time there may have been occasions when he did not agree with the verdicts brought down he was not prepared to say seven, or twelve

tlce Arsenault said, were outside the province of the magistrate, he considered.

,VATICAN CITY, Jan. 12- Pope Pius suffered a relapse tonight, Vatican aources said, after a sink- ing spell earlier in the day.

Considerable increase of the pain tn his legs was reported. and at- tendants were worried lest the cor.- rlition affect his heart.

A varicose condition in his right lcg appeared to be developing in the some manner as in the left in wilich a vein burst and caused opcll sorca, it was said.

The 70-year-old Pontifl ignored

reward offer.

"Every lncans at our command must be elliiclted to capture and punish the perpetrator of the ghastly crime,“ the President said.

V/zlsilingtoll State legislators con- sidered tile posting of a $5.000 re. ward. Bcrllarr McFadden, magaz- ine publisher, announced he would lfitfiy $1,000 for apprehension of the

er.

Cast; of the footprint disclosed 1m wore socks over his shoes. us rtld

n freshly lnadc biltctl of plaster

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firs. Wilfred conuolm 1,3194, leader of the Notionalalist 0P9“? last year. regime. 0i’ here but all abonrd_lnc1udlng tlcc Matlllesoll was not nblc to prc- 119W 51111191111111? 515° 111 1115 Pfiliivll- OPPORfUNVlY

ition party, moved a. motion dis- My; Loggia was the last of 31 France also proposed, it wasstat- the game lllmllng M5111“ Johnsons side at the opening of the cool-g ally.