' 31in said the system of

. WHEREABOUTS

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______._.. mndoerahl the! the aviator-father had known for sev- gm] days where the baby is hid- den, that he opened negotiations with the kidnappers Sunday night. and that the child is beln! kept e captive on a boat.

It was Sunday that the Lind- bcrghsfrecelved two new notes. which handwriting experts agreed were from the kidnappers. They based this belief on the similarity

l

cl the vrriting with that of the

Ontario ’s Budget-i Next F riddy

TORONTO, Ont., March Hr-(By the Canadian "Press) — Definite announcement that the Budget would be tabled Friday was nude today in the Ontario legislature. Premier George S. Henry annoumg. cd the annual report of Hon. E. A. Dunlop. Provincial treasurer. would be tabled on that day.

Contents of the document are closely guarded but speculation is rife. The government ha; stated

rllrsl ransom demand left pinned irvpemedxy “I w“, do l“ utmmt m

. to 1v. windowslll of the nursery.

The same hilly country sur-

rounding tlle Lindberghs home‘ which the aviator himself irampedi

over after the kidnapping a week‘

balance the Budget. and increased taxation seems certain. The gas- oline tax, according to obbservers, will be hoisted from five to seven cenis. There will be graduated 1n-

ngo last night in search of clues icrcflsos m the amusement ‘u’ ac_

was being combed today by bloked ' nt

State troopers. Their renewed hu lor the baby boy in the Sourland countryside spread over an area 25 llliles square.

Efforts were still being made to identify the. kidnappers’ ladder as having been made from materi lcit over from a construction job m the Skilimnn State Home for IjpllcpliCS ill which many natives oi‘ the Sourland Hills worked. Col.

' Schwartzkopf made it clear in his

inik iviih newspaper men at Tren- ton that details oi’ the‘ co-ordinat- v-d police investigation would bc given out as long as they did not “interfere with the progress of the case," but. that no information about Col. Lindbergh! privatci rlcgotiations would be made pub- 11c.

Elli

cording to other rumors.

THE COMING

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tact that as Lord President o! the Council his association with the 1confcrellcc would be as appropriate as it would be wlecome.

Colposition of the delegation con ilnues lo give l-lse to much specula- tion and canvassing of names and this may be expected to continue Hintil the present session of the House of Commons can be accur- ‘atcly assessed and the ministers who can bc spared are lolowtn The ‘budget will be brought down next month with a. bare possibility of ministerial resignations and cabin-

» et reshuffl-irlg. These elements to-

Every Assistance

The Lindberghs are known to have the aid of some of the most expert private detectives in the cast, the advantage of underworld “go-betwcens" if they need them. and the advice of sagaclous friends. Since the employment of the private detectives there has been no indication of what clues they are working on or what the result of their confidential inves- tigation has been. If they have been reporting at the Lindbergh home they have come and gone so secretly that no one has known ll. ‘rhcre has been o similar lack of news about the movements and progress, if any, made by Salvatore (Salvy) Spitale and Irving Bltz, the two underworld characters named by Col. Lindbergh as his "go-bctweens."

The father of the child, who was stolen from his sick bed in the darkness of night has not met newspaper men since hc began di- rccting his own negotiations. Col. Schlvzlrtzkopf, who has been di- rrciing the co-ordinatcd police in-

gcther with the Lausanne Confer- ence in June cannot be ignored. The-t the strongest and most re- presentative delegation will be sent is beyond question. There appears , no doubt that J. H. Thomas, secret- flfy for the Domlnbns: Walter Rim- ciman, President of the Board, o! Trade and Neville Chamberlain, Cfllarlccllnr of the mchequer, or Major W. E. Eiliot, Financial sec- rotary to the Treasury, will be in- cluded in any case.

CASE CLOSED

After a young Inwyer had talk- ed nearly five hours to a jury who 1011i 111-18 lynching h'm, his oppon- ent in the case, a grizzled old vet- eran of the legal cockpit, rose, smiled sweetly at the judge and lllfymen .and said:

"Your Honor, I will follow the example o1 myyoung friend who 11118 Just concluded, and will submit the case without argument."

While Henry (Red) Johnson, scaman-sultor of the Lindbergh baby‘s nursemald, was still being

~2sugalion from the Lindbergh es- l\‘~\[,/4 spoke directly to reporters to- bcluy for the first time since im- imcdlntely afier_ the kidnapping. the press sending lists of questions to the Lindbergh home and getting ans- Wars from police there, ii’ and when police chose to answer, would be continued.

“Now dorft ask me any ques-

' . directed. "I'm going to bile my say and then you'll know “here we stand."

"The main purpose o! a1] 0m- 11<11111y 15 to get back Charles Augustus Lindbergh, Jr., alive and as quickly as possible," he said during his brief talk from a. sheaf or notes on small square of blue paper. A few minutes later in a broadcast talk which was almost a repetition of his remarks to the reporters. he said:

"This case is of such magnitude that we must have the assistance of all who know anything about it or who can render any pracLigpl assistance, and for that reason we are again making this general re- quest for co-operatlon."

Deny Rumor

In Boston, Mayor James M. Cur- ley said he had been informed by n New York Broker whom he dc- rzlincd to name that the Lindbergh baby had been returned to his home by the kidnappers after the gparenis had agreed not to notify (police for 72 hours. Police at the Hilltop home stated flatly the baby {was not in either the Lindbergh or Morrow homes and said they know nothing of the report.

"Db you expect the return of the ‘child within any definite period; {How long; Why?" state police were nskcd in one of the press confer- ‘cnces of the day.

"We do not know," was the re- Dly

1's the progress of late yester- ‘day continuing?” -

"Yes? come the answer from the police stationed at the Sour- Iand estate.

, The officer refused to answer a. tluestlon as to whether "Col. Lind-

ergh, Col. Henry Brecklnrldge (his Attorney). or any other ag- Int of Col. Llndberglfa has been ‘l-l communication with the kid- hoppers during the past l3 hours."

detained at Newark, authorities W010 115111118 i! any witness had been found who placed him or his car near Hopewell the night of the kidnapping. The answer was "no," B1115 l-hvy again made a statement 111111 they have made nearly every day since Johnson‘s arrest last Friday night in Hartford, Conn.,__ 1-1101‘- they were unable to answer most questions about that phase or the case because “our investigation o! his movements is incomplete."

Official silence greeted a ques. tlon put in the late afternoon press iconfercncc- whether police had 10°11W<1 My hide-out within spy- glass range of the Lindbergh home that might have been used by the kidnappers while plotting the crime. It was disclosed for the 11151 time by authorities that fin- gerprints had been found on a. chisel picked up four feet from where the kidnappers had lea», m; ladder. The prints. however, were “smeared 110yond identification ‘V0011 10111111." a press conference JULSWCI‘ said.

Police in Niagara Falls, N. 1K, said that at the reqrlrst of New Jcrscy State Police they were 1101116111111; for J. Norman Beck, dog 11100 11101110101‘. and a possible com- linnlon named "Archie." They said. New Jersey authorities wanted to lmow the whereabouts of the pair at the time of the kidnapping.

At the late day press conference the following question was put:

“is it. true a man known only as “"1111” said to be a former em- ployee of the lnte Senator Dwight W. Morrow is being sought?"

"W1 k110i" 1101111118 of this." came the reply.

At New llaven, Conn. police ap- peared convinced that Tony Meslo. contractor, held. in jail since Mon- day uicllix. knew nothing of the 111<11111Dl>111s. A woman had said she heard him and two companion; di5Clli$Sing illc baby 10 months ago.

West Virginie cabins were 5001011111 11y Dolice on the strength of a note which road.

“F11; I12 miles south of Elkins, W. Va. Lindbergh baby in log cabin, Corrc alcnc. Out of food."

An aviator in Cumberland, Md., 101d Dollcc there a man in a. mud- fihlnttcrcd automobile handed him an envelope containing m, meh 1111110 Dru-lied on a piece of road

“"- . roe-nucleoli

l__.._._ 1 (maflnued B0!!! Pl]! 1) ________._. at Per-mm. 11-5- w" Wmme‘ YQMday two hBlJd-Wfliin! 5X" “m, can“ by Peter White, c0111; "1 for we QQmmiSSiOD, express Nut! conviction that the sl¢1111 11" n, u, flnitalioh of that of Mr. Henderson.

The disputed signature W“ 011 "exhibit No. '1" a certificate alleg-

edly Igued by Lil‘. HEHGBISOY! 31" testing “we, ggptain lPrceman Hal.

Sask. Will

Float Issac i

TORONTO, Ont. March 9. (nv the Canadian Press)—An issue o! $4,000,000 six percent 20 year pro- vince of Saskatchewan debentures will be launched tomorrow, it was announced here today. The price will be 04.45, the yield. 6.50 percent. The issue is bolus offered by I comprehensive list of Canadian Be-

field of Parrsboro. N. s, was the W“; o! the Nova Scotia built tern schooner, 631011111 Que” ‘*1 the time o! its loss in July 1915- 011i m, 1:131; coast. This certificate W115i presented with the evidence plM-i ed before reIX111111°115 “mmssmmlr Errol Monmgap 9f Montreal, by, swam;- mgen when he prosecuted Captain l-latficldis claim for dflme,

curity dealers and chartered banks.

The debentures are payable 111 Montreal, Toronto, Vancouver, W111‘ nipeg, Regina or Sent John are exempt from municipal and school taxation in Saskatchewan. and are free from all taxes and sucoesslo duties imposed by the Province of Saskatchewan. ‘The proceeds of the issue will be used

and 1

w“ Th‘ “mm was based um“ “b1 to refund treasury bills originally 11m“ 11F 6111mm‘ Hatfield and same issued for pubhe works, improve- membe“ °f m‘ crew’ um the Gyp. ments and other capital expendit- sum Queen was destroyed by 5U’; urea 48,8. Commisioner MoDvusfllYs 11'

ward resulted in payment to WP-

tain Hatfield of $71.0“!-

Chle: justice Horace Harvey was‘ appointed a royal uommisson to, hwestigaks reports that the claim was not well-founded. L. A. For-i sylth, Montreal, is appearing lfii__ counsel for Senator L080“-

Mr. Henderson recently swore to

DE VALERA

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was greeted with cheers 1mm the galleries and from the Fianna Fail benches. The old government pafly.

the commission that he 118d I101 signed the certificate of ownership headed by mm“ President wmmm '1' Gosgrave, had gone over to the

presented to the rePflT011°11§ 00111‘

mfm“ ""1 fgwgiifigiybahgfreif benches allotted to the Opposition, en oommlsso - -

th . oe up the

Yesterday A. B. Farmer, Toronto. i“ Solfigngcxfggvsy M? Dwalera

1 _ . .

and F. D. Jacob, Ottawa, graphoog The new m“ adioumed its m“

i . h d :3‘ 2m 1'2: Iggmfexgierfa 21m?“ session until tomorrow morning

.. . 1 mwvithout any inkling abou t the pol- No‘ 7 ‘Mr’ smms ev deuce was 1y Mr. De Valera expects to pur-

direct opposition to ‘those conclu- =

Siam and ms cfosyexmmnaflm by sue, beyond his earl el- statements

un- White this afternoon failed m “"1” 11 ‘"1" 1” °“° °' “Mb” "p" ' . oration from Great Britain.

‘hm m‘ “fimmmy m“ m’ ‘hm The new Presldenvs anticipated

e . to _ e We e e e §Zl3‘..Z°.i£‘§§§‘;i.i‘2.Z¥..3"§§... 23:.

expert witness. led him to the con- 1, when the first Fianna Fall Bud-

vletion that the signature was that v .0! ML Henderson‘ iget will be presented.

volchg his opposition to the De tngxgzogeailefiityahmfrecifisyft; Valera election, retiring President after which he will place senator “Sm” d°°1“°d‘ "I mm“ 1°

give every opportunity to Mr. De

Logan on the stand for the first , ,Valera lo develop ‘his policy. We do “me “we the inquiry opened three not want an explanations policy;

weeks ago.

GOVERNMENT

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we want to see what he is going in

o." The De Valera victory never was doubt. when the Dail assembled after Catholic and Protestant re- ._.____.__..____,___.____ llgious senvices-Mlr. De Valera and 50011011 W011i 01111 8150 101‘ 1110 I11- Mr. Cosgrave knelt near one an- ternational Passamaquoddy hsher- ohhgr during solemn ]\[g,55_ lee Mia's-elon- The Fianna Fail put Frank may

Elam professors who have been in nomination rel- Speaker. Mr. encased 1n eelentiiie work at the Fairy. one of the founders of the station this winter may continue Irish volunteers in South Galway, their studies in the experimental ‘m; elected 73 to 7L hatchery building. but luck or equia- Then the youthful deputy Kilroy ment would handicap further re- m-eposed My, De Valera, for the 5001011 wmk- 00111101"! 310111015 Presidency. The motion was second- Sardlne Plant at Black's Ifarboricd by Deputy ‘rraynor’ and was offered to place their laboratory at given support, by two independents the disposal of the government un- ‘rwhose votes had been dolibillll, til a new laboratory ls built at choice-primes .1_ ‘Dillon and (ymnlcn, statbn. Dr. A. G. Huntsman, dir-i There was silence as the count ector of the institution and now was taken and then a burst of 11511101100 10 the faculty of the Un- {cheering when it was certain that iverslty of Toronto is expected to.M'r. Dc Valera had been selected. "1110 11°10 next Frldev- The Dali then adjourned while

Th” ‘"1"! We" $1111 8111011101e1111§_Mr. De Valera called on Governor tonlaht, but a constant guard pre- iceneral James MdNeill go;- rm mp5. eluded any danger of further dam- ‘view, the nature of which was not age to the rest of the station. The ‘divulged, and for the purpose of dormitory, hatchery 11111101112. cot- {receiving his formal appointment. 108W. 81111180 and {sh-freezing Thousands of per-song m-qwded a- plant, the latter added two years bout outside the Parliament, Build- “511 “'1' 11 °°51 01 $1017.99" Were un- ilngs all day trying to see Mr. De 1°11°119d bl’ 1-118 f1"!- Altllouzhivalera and the other Fianna Fail 1115115’ 10001115 011d Papers were sav- 1lcadcrs, and whenever they appear- 011- 0 10186 and valuable collcctionied -there were ringing cheers for 111 5110011110118. representing years of them. work, was consumed by the flames. How the fire started rmained a. mystery tonight.

‘Ihe laboratory was found to be a. fire at 8.45 a. m. and with no fire- 1181111118 equlpme ~ available, care- takers were powerless to save the Born in i882, he becameione o! structure. It was in ruins within an the founders of the Irish Volunteers m“ “d ' 1311- T11? 11111111011 5111f! d.‘ South Galway. He took an im- and residents of St. Andrews were portant part in the disturbances 01110 10 keen the blaze from spread- o! 1916 and was sentenced to death lng 1.0 other buildings. by the British G0vemment_

The b1°l°l1°a1 511111011 b11111. 0f The sentence was commuted to W004- WIIS erected in 190s. The large penal servitude for ten years. He

.Speakcr Fairy, although an ardent Fianna. Fail man, is popular among all parties and is generally consid- ered weil fitted to head the lower

‘House.

addition oomplct two years ago 111111 modem equipment made the 819-11011 one 0f the most valuable in Canada. A comparatively small 81B“ is ‘ tinned here during the

1101118 done in the summer, when university students come here go 80001111126111 biological research.

Earnings

NEW YORK, N. Y., March 9. ._. (By the Canadian Press) -- The Wlllys Overland Company repom a net lose for 103i of tiilizlflfl eff/er depreciation. amortisation, expenses and $12,128,984 special charges. This compares with a not loss of $7,608,400 in 1930. ,

Lehigb Coal and Navlation Com» D811! reports 1931 net income of $2,860,200. Willi to $1.22 a share,

compared with 8231841100 or elm a

winter months, most of the wot-lei

was released at the general amnesty. Mr. Fahy has been a membe of the Dell since its inception, Re 1g a barrister at law, a Bachelor o! Arts and holds a higher diploma in edu- cation. His home is in Howth, near Dublin.

i DUBLDI, Irish Free state, Mal-oh 9—(A.P.)-JI‘he new cabinet , rson- nel was announced tonight as foll- owe:

President or the Executive Coun- cil and Minister for External Affairs --lnmonn De Valera.

Vice Presfldentrand Minister for Local Government-Sean T. Okelly.

Finance Minister-Sean Mcmtee. _ {Industry and Commerce-S, r. Lemase.

Eduoation-Jrllomas Derrig.

lands and fisheries-P. I. Rutt- ledge.

Justice-George ‘H. Egan. _

Postal-Senator Joseph Connolly.

Defense-Prank Aiken.

In Distress

NEW YORK. N. Y" March 9-". Its rudder broken, the shaman l-Iarburg of the Hamburg American Lines rolled helplessly in heavy sols about 250 miles southeast of Bili- fax mnshl-

The salvage tug Fioundation Franklin, owned by the Foundation Maritime Limited of Montreal, left Halifax about 4 p. m. to pick up the vessel. _

Massages to the Hamburg Ameri- can Irlne sad the Has-burg was in no danger.

hlENACE T0 NAVIGATION

NEW LONDO . Conn, March 9. The big barge Banker Contractor. reported adrlrll and a menace to navigation 46 miles south of Block Island. was sought today by the coast guard destroyer Casein.

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_~e_j—i————- by a visit from his Worship W. B- Stewart, Charlottetown" Mayor. He

. lwas accompanied by Councillor S.

Kennedy. His Worship spoke at some length to the Grand Lodge. extending a hearty welcome to the brethren assembled and also the freedom of the city, offering his best wishes for a happy and most mccessful session.

Brother Samuel Kennedy also ad- dressed the Grand Lodge, support- ing the remarks of His Worship.

Brother J. J. McLeod, Past Grand Treasurer, replied in very fitting terms to the remarks of His Wor- ship. and Alderman Kennedy. A committee, composed of Mrs. Bon- nell, r gsenting the emorlal L. O. B.

i A. of Charlottetown extended greet- ings on behalf of the local branch. Mrs. Sharpe and Mrs. Dlckle oon- veyed greetings on behalf o1 the Right Worshlpful L. O. B. A. The greetings were greatly appreciated and responded to by a d6l0K1111°11-

The reports of the various com- mittees showed the Right Worship- ful Grand Lodge to be in a stroll! condition and great results are cx- pected in the coming year. The beautiful trophy, which has been in competition for several years, do-

‘ noted by Past Grand Secretary, N. D. McLean, was won this year by Kennedy Lodge, No. 1463. The com- petition was very keen, quite a num- ber o! lodges participating.

The Multan-t trophy, which was on exhibition in the lodge mom, was won this by Bertheller Lodge No. Summerside. ed by W. W. Muttart, Grand Mas-

iter for the Lodge making the,

greatest gain in membership during

, the past year, Bertheller Lodge had

' an increase of nearly a hundred per cent.

Grand Master W. W. Muttal-t is

also presenting a memorial trophy to the L. O. B. A. to be known as

the Jenny Muttart Trophy in mem- ory of the late Mrs. W. W. Mut-

Mlstress. This trophy is also being competed for annually. Lodge ad- journed at 11.30 for luncheon and the meeting was resumed at 1 a. m. this morning. The session of the L. O. B. A. pened yesterday morning at l0 o'- clock in the Odd Fellows‘ Hall, with Most Worshlpful Past Grand Mis-

present.

place a wreath on the 00110115911; The ceremony will take place today at 12 o'clock.

The election of officers resulted as follows:

R. ’W. Gr. Mistress. Mm Mflfy MacLean, Charlottetown: R. W. Gr. Deputy Mistress, Mrs. Susie Moore, Crapaud; R. W. Gr. Jr. Deputy Mis- tress, Mrs. Ethel MacDonald, Sum- merside; R. W. Gr. Chaplain, Mrs Margaret Fields, Borden; R. W. Gr. Scc'y., Mrs. Addie L. Aflleck, Char- lottetown; R. W. Gr. Trees, Mrs. Grace Sharp, Summe " , R. W. Gr. Dir. of Con, Mrs. Edith Shaw, Dcsable; R. W. Gr. Lecturer, Mrs. Mae French, Charlottetown; R. W. Gr. Dep. Lecturer, Miss Nessie Younker, Kingston; R. W. Gr. Dep. Sec'y, Miss Florence Ward, Ken- ‘ sington; R. W. Gr. Dep. Tress, Mrs.

Mao MacLeod, Charlottetown: R. W. Gr. Auditors, Mrs. Mary Dickie, Charlottetown and Mrs. Della Bell, Borden.

Greetings were received from the Vice-president of the Rebecoa As- sembly, Mrs. Boulez also from Mrs. Downey, Grand Mistress of New Brunswick.

A delegation, u d of Mayor Stewart and Councillor Kennedy was received on behalf of the City.

A delegation consist‘ _ of Adlut- ant Kimmins and Reverend Mr. Outhoufle was received on behalf of the Ministerial Association.

A delegation, composed of-Put Grand Master L. B. Miller; also Past Grand Master C. It. Macken- zie and Reverend-Mr. Nicholson, of Intel-silo was received on behalf of the Grand ladle of the L. O. A.

‘m’ "1 1”“- concerned? '1 mmmw- 1'- RY“-

An address and presentation from the Provincial Grand Lodge of L.

Mrs. Hickey and Mrs. French, ~

year 1446, of This cup was donat-

taris, past Junior Deputy Grand =