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Session Brought To A Close With Customary Military And Ceremonial Display.

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Tighten Up On Civil Service Regulations

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James MacNeill Receives Award For Saving Life Of Surnrnenide Girl.

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mental Pipe Band The Guard was command of Major '1‘. B. Rogers, th Captain J. !‘. McMillan and O. Oampbell. The salute

jor-P. l. Iielding, with llathsaon from the

listed in yesterday's Speaker presented the Ap-

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MEDAL PRESENTED m

APPEAl Biii

Defense Counsel

Crown's Star Wit- ness . Not Admis- sable.

(O. P. By Guardian's SpaeiarWlsw)

HALIFAX, a-lubmimions by appealing counsel that the evid- ence of the Crown's star witnfi. His. Helen McLeod, should not have been heard at the earlier trial with- out proper explanation to the Jury, and that the trial Judge med in char-sing the Jury featured today's today's sitting of the Sims-ems Court hearing into Walter Wilhinstnrs ap- peal h-om a murder conviction. The Court rose late this afternoon after he argument of Neil R. Mc- Arthur, $0., and Major J. W. Mad-

hsarins will row morning at l0 o'clock. “Hooray” Evidence

Throwing out the suggestion that than were others who might want the deceased and that the not proven a motive in

in Sydney. He was convicted on

the charge of mmderins his sister-

Ire. William Wilkinson. ‘mama nieii

'I‘he trial here lacked the color of the earlier hearing, being without witnesses. Interest was running high, nevertheless. because oi its great import. The condemn ‘ man was senwnced to hang on May 7-

It is expected that Malcolm W. Patterson, 3.0., and D. A. Cameron. 8.0., who conducted the Crown's tion will Weak tomorrow

A most interesting ceremony tool 1mm the hearing re-cpens before

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III IUNOUI LIIUTENANT GOVERNOR DBBLOIS

Mass Flight Of U.S. Planes To Rome Planned

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

BAN DiIXiO, Calif" April '—-'1'he San Diego Union says the United States navy is rqaorted in fleet aviation circlu to be planning a ld-plane mass flight from New York to Home in the summer of W85.

The flight would be "a friendly gesture to Italy" and "return the visit of General Italo Bsibo and: . his squadron to the United States", the MWDIDQP "WI. 145138!

“The seaplane: to be used on the flight are under construction in the east by Pienn L. Martin and 0on-

wiIi be much larger than the drips that flew from California to Hawaii last year, having a 15-hour greater flying radius than the largest aev planenowinuseinthenavv. m:

Moral Victory Gained

i panics ls at present. they would

RUMANIAN PREMIER £11051. Y TO RESIGN

lLS. lilWT. 6A8 Bill llNlllER FIRE

Members of Oil Com- panics Vigorously Oppose New Legis- lotion.

(C. P. by Guardian's special Ilsa)

HALIFAX, April b-Thc govern- ment's new gasoline bill to class gasoline as a public utility was un-

law amendments committee today;

Sections whim would release sta- tion operators from their agree- ments with distributing companies were vigorously opposed by L. M00. Ritchie of Saint John, representing the Irving Oil Company. who pre- dicted seriou; losses would be suf- fered by small companies if the bill were not amended.

His company's $100,000 invest- ment in Nova Bcofla would be lost. he declared.

Questions Saving

Joseph MacDonald (Oops, Oapc Breton North), questioned the pos- sibility of any ultimate saving in the colts oi distributions. Instead of cost being borneby iheoiicom-l

be carried. by the retailer, who must eventually pass them on, if not im- mediately.

O. J. Burchell. k. 0., wireless!-

ecmeregulation wascomingandbelieveditaboisld causeaslittlestiraspusibia

U.S. Keeping

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(O. P. by Gun: alien's Special Will) (YITMVA, April 5-bit: e string- ent regulations controlling sick and

‘lib, last night when Mr. Jameamlce W. L. Hail, and Ir. Justice

place in the Town Hail, Summer-Mr. Justice R. H. Graham, Mr. Jus-

lardldaoNeilLodBordsmwaspre-

Qeeial leave in the Dominion Civil Service have boon approved. Under these, doctor's certificates

marine since the bcrinning of; the deprenim, says the monthly‘ commercial letters. famed by thei Canadian Bank of Commerce. M-

aopal bcllne, biit this condition,» says the letter, maybetaken aaa

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will be required after three day's absence from work. instead ci|

Mllllill-lheretofo m np-Jnm-"Whi-"vflfl-IMW- a off Premi !aDu,it pgqyfl _¢ flu Qwfl £7109 m. Ambrose llacfnnis, Summerside. ‘a; mnmhér n ca

miflon will be moan-u for ah- "W 41""! m "w 01mm "IN rm court sentenced three mem- mwea Miser than two mouths in Md m BN- "i-h- 1m- vht" hers of the anti-semitic, Fascist or-

brcks through the ice and . have been drowned but for mie- lQilPs prompt action.

Lidstcne presided and an

It ' llayor interested gathering of citizens

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provided that the num- qeeial leave to be al- a department may not ex-

unleas approved by Service Oonurrssion. lor- merly the allowable period was l0 Casual absences may not e!-

Iameanllmtowhcmhadbeen liven the honour of making the presentation, in a short complhnented Mr. ilacNeili upon

Banker, Author And Director

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lladNeill, eon d Mr. and Mrs. Wil-‘Hillh 343E sented with the brcnss medal for bravery nom the Royal Canadan

Humane Moon's-tin of Hamilton, Ont, for rascuin; Florence blac-

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nfied the ceremony. Mr. A. B.

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an apparent Fascist victory in the lverdlct by the court which tried a ‘group of Iron Guardisis for the mur- i

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ganiastion to lire imprisonment for the slaying but acquitted 4d others who had been charged with com- plicity in the killing.

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Government officials were keenly disrppoinied with the findings and Tatarescu, who succeeded Duca as Premier Dec 20 last year, was re- ported to be considering his resigna- tion. If he steps out of office, his i, fellow ministers probably would fol-

low him. the reports said. ‘the verdict was interpreted in many quarters as an important vie- tury for the Iron Guard. even though the actual slayer, Nicholas constan- tinascu andmhiis twomcorli-fsederates. ha,‘ _ Q Mmmwsh’ were given e erms p on. ltallu-tcn, 11.5., w: awarded altu- 5mm‘ m‘ “m!” ""5 by u“ dentahip. Bursaries lnfluflgd A L court was corneliu codraanu. leader g.““_ an“ vmum m 5" m4 of the hon Guam. He has been Ihodarieton.

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Duca was slain at Sfnaia. seat oi.’ mrsbaignaan. e - rm “V88

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(C. P. By Guardian's spacial Wire) GITAWA, April s.—Tha National Council announced today

its post-graduate awards. As a re- sult oi these pwards, 2d students in various parts of the Dominion will

bursaries of H50 . The awards include the following: Fellowships; A. M. Croobe, Toronto; S. I. Dcckerty, Cardigan, Prince

tended a conference with Kins Oar- d. Ocnltantlnucu, it was claimed. lwaihd Dues in the railroad sta md fired fom bullets into the Pre- mier's head at close range, killing him instantly.

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Japanese war as possible reason for the iocoenniendation of the United States navy department that the battleships California and Tennessee be kept in active service rather than put into drydock for modernimiion

While l-‘tunc-Japanmr ‘ has le-ened somewhat in recent months it was held, than is still some , ansion felt regarding the Far Eastern situation.

BlERBYMAN PASSED AWAY

News of the death a! Nev. Joseph S. Gallant, who paued away last evening at the Sacred eart Home after a lengthy illness, ll be heard with regret throughout this province and in the Magdalene islands. Born at Iflucnt Bay on Oct a, llil, lather Gallant was ordained to the priesthood in this City m Juno l0. reoe He was at one time a pro- fenor at at. Dunstan University. and also bad chemo d

. years account of ill health. The funeral will be bald from the residence of his brother. llr. Peter

from relief headquarters. Wrec bridges and roads that were s c! mud delayed incoming tru s with cots. bedding and foodstuffs.

rescued, were housrtopg and islets where some of them had spent more hours. Five young rescuers. plung- ed into the waters when their two boats: overturned. were among those

rains sent cheek; and streams out of their banks in southwest Trxas

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Searchers Seek

Others As Flood A Wate1:s_ Subside

Turbulent Waters Cause Great Destruction. Refugees Living In Tents A_n£l Dug-guts

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Subsiding floodivatgrfisrlbit‘ lrfglecflsagexiilcelhs Thursds night the stricken valleys of Texas and Oklahoma when: mo of igvegnmadsaiozéeelosf lives were lost in the sudden swelling

Searchers patrolled the turb'd W h‘ta R‘ ' - home, seeking the bodies of sixlor rfibrb siilllvgihlshirgkliir the flood. Eleven dead had been recovered, and fear was expressed that the torrent had swept to death unidentified lIIhHgIiflfli-S of tent carnpsond dugout; along me “ream

exas counted four victims in surging Saline Creel near Menard, where four to l0 inches of rain fell. Th"; of the bodies were recovered.

Rain’ persisted in the western Wisconsin territory where l0 bridges have been torn away‘ or rendered perilous by rising waters. Nine persons died in the floods.

Locks and dam; along the Miss; issippl River near Wlncna, Minn. were threatened with inundation and seven channel projects were‘. endangered as the “Father of Wat- era" crept six feet higher and ap- proached flood stale.

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lenretreatbasodtheextentdyes- terdayb fury-a death list o! and dlmase or $620,000.

Weary rescuers and ventuneeome house-holders were advised to eVlcuste the lowlands as reports than Hamb . I6 miles upstream mun the i-Iomnson flood area. ds- aerihed an overflow there caused by Texas rains. The rise was not

meanwhile. the bodies of men and children bad been cred near Hammers.

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er. "They had no chance to cape when that wall of water hi M, Hamming, between 200 and men, women and children, many nedd of clothing, were fed at a bro- tel and received available suppl.

to be trees.

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than 20 Fresh nori-hcasterly winds: most- ly fair and cold.

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Gallant. Rhona Bu. n morning at 10.80 to the ehwah.

downstream with their ranch help- er. named Welch. All three bodies was racovered.

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