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Seek Intervention In Steel Strike

YOUNGSTOWN, 0.. June 7 _ (Am-The seven-state steel strike teat national steel production into i fresh decline today as the White House referred to Labor Secretory Perkins and the National Labor Relations Board an appeal to Pre- iidcnt Roimevelt to intervene in the ivulicoiittliat has made atlenst r1000 UnitrLLStatcs workers idle.

"Pl t in Corran-Baii Hall. Wed- nesday night. L-1203-6-B-1l. "Ice Cream social 1n aid or W.

l, in Fredericton Hall, 'I‘hursda_v, June 10th. 11-1186-07-21.

"Ice Cream and Dance-Spring- um School, Friday, June 11th. 14-1197-6-8-11.

"Buying live hogs Albany Thurs- day 10th, Emerald llth, until noon. G. C. Green. L-ZOZZ-l-W-t-t-vv-t-tf.

"Kelly's Cross Wedriesda ith, l-1. mpion players three act drama.

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"Illustrated travelogue on Brit- iin by R. Hazen Wigniore, Hunter River, June 15. L-1241-6-ll-2i.

"There will be no Coaching Con- frcnce of ihe United Church of Canada on Wednesday, June 9th.

L-IZOO-fi-B-li.

_-___. "See the Hazel Grove players present "Up the Hill to Paradise" _|i1 Slaniry’ Bridge Hall Wednes- day night, Juno 91h. L-1243.

"Dunc!- ln Victoria rink every Wrdnv-s-uv night-mime by the Charlottctoivn Rhythm Makers.

L-l23B-6-8-2l.

"Seven Mle Bay Hall Friday.

lime 11th, Holy RPdCOIIIFI‘ Liguor- 111111- s in splendid drama. Bast s altics L-1233-6-8-3i.

"Seven Mile Bay hall Friday‘, lune 11th. play by Liguoriun play- Ifi. H1113," Redeemer CllﬂI‘lOilr‘iO\\‘ll.

Irllilll-(i-T-Zil.

"See Haze‘ Grove present "Up

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nu 111111011, iruu suuru lungs, DIES

“Platinum B l o n d” Known To Millions Succumbs T0 Ure- mic Poisoning At 26.

LOS ANGELEB. June "i-(aip) —-Jean Harlow, the young actress millions knew as the screen's “platinum blond," died today in a hospital bed. a victim of uremic poisoiung.

William Powell, the Actor who had been her constant companion, 511i besides the Actressfs mother.

For an hour those at the bed- side knew there was no hope for the ZB-ycar-old star. Uremic poisoning spread to cerebral oedema. That ls a swelling of the brain.

Two doctors worked over ‘the slim form. Two blood transfusions We"? Elven. Dr. E. C. I-‘ishbaugh found her respiration weakening. called the fire department | inhalator squad. She was placed in an 0.\'_\‘_§!f‘ll tent but showed no signs of rallying.

Awaited The End

There were five in the hospital rcomﬁlvlrs. Jean Bello, the mother.

Powell, two doctors. Pishbaugh and his assistant, Dr. L. S. Chap- man. and the still. scarcely

breathing patient. on the bed.

Across the hall, was one of her friends, Warner Baxter, sitting silent-Jo griefi-and- glandng» up when one entered it to whisper the latest report.

“Every known method of elimin- ating poison was used.’ comment- ing Dr. Flshbaugh. But death came at 11:37 A.M. PST (4:37 PM. ADT). -

When Dr. Pishbaugh indicated with a nod that Miss Harlow was dead, Powell rushed sobbing from the hospital room an arm films across his face. As he Joined Bax- ter in a nearby room his muffled sobs could be heard through the quiet corridors of the hospital.

Taken Ill May 29

ihe lhil to Paradise" in Tiyon Barns: llall, Tuesday, June 8th. L-llllLl-G-B-ll. "Sec Mt. Herbert in annual 1110113 Klalpequc Hall, Wednesday, lime 11th. Also Island Minhtrcis. L-Ilill-G-T-Zl. ﬂllorden Line Club loading hogs, limbs, calves every Wednesday at W111i’ Hours 12-3.

L-6072-l0-M T W t1’.

"Elffvoiie is talking about the

Yilkl‘ Scottish "Star" Concert, ‘ET-HON. Friday 11th. Ausplccs ltung People's Union. L-l214-6-8-1i

"Th" l'¢‘&'u1ar monthly meeting of the Lathes’ Aid of the Prince Ed- aarii Island Hospital will be held in liwpital on Tuesday, June 8th, 113.30 i’. M. L-1146-6-7—2l.

"C Squadron wi'l draw uniforms lilfi equipment for Camp on even- cfs Julie 10th .l1th and 12th. O. W. “mhlxnl, Major. L-1227-6-B-4l.

"$11111 wool or deliver i0 Sheep Bfrrilvrs Association, Agricultural “all. Charlottetown. Price ‘now, 13 was-roi- nee ﬂeeces, 22 cents roi- ""01- L-12i6-8-8-3l.

K"Sce the Brookficld players in wstcn Hall Tuesday the 8th. If "v Wcdnerday the 9th. Clyde ‘u’ Hall the 11th. If wet Mon- 11v the 14th. L-l125-6-4-3l. ‘Vending live hogs at Kensing- h?" fill day Thursday, June 10th. 1¢1lolson Bros, loading at Hunter "'1'. Friday till noon. Signed Mc- 911 6: Campbell. L-1lB9-4-6-13-20-27.

Miss Harlow was talken ill May 29 and subsequently was reported both in a serious condition from inflammation of the 81111 11111111191‘ and improving from a. cold.

Death of the thrice-married

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Home Improvement Loans Increase

(C. P. by Guardian's Special “Trot

OTTAWA, June 'l--EXC8€dlll§ any other fortnightly period. H011"? Improvement loans for the 11151 two weeks of May numbered 2.243 and amounted to $827,835. P1011- J- L, Ilsley, acting Finance Minister. announced today.

Since the plan went into effect in November the agfrrfgﬂiﬁ 104mm has amounted lo 134.473.1100» MI- Ilgley said, 13y Provinces this win divided as follows: Prince Edward Island $41,690, Nova Scotia. $365.- 055, New Brunswick $201,621. Q119- bec $982,038, Ontario S1034-503- Manitcba $237,005, Saskatchewan $116,194, Alberta $426,547 and Brit- i~h Columbia _§4_'l§.143;

Kidnapped, R0

‘fsec the Western Young People's inn religious drama contest June 1h "1 8 PM. in Capc Traverse Hall. ' eetcwn Union presents “Our L88" ""- Bcdcque Union "Soup. 5111111 “d sﬂsebush." (Any weather.) .

1o-I_130-8-7-31. '

TOMORROW being the King's Birihrlay Holiday,

ihe next issue of 111B Charlottetown Guardian will be

TORONTO, June 7—-(CP)--Ad- venture cost 88-year-old Abe Qrpell. who owns two of Toronto's four raoe trad-H. 81,000 today 511d belied a rumor of long standing that. white-haired Abo never moved outdoors without an armed

' ard.

‘wﬁiuasys before opening of the Qr-pen-ownod long branch track for seven days of racing, police announced they had learned frcm ' an "undisclosed source" that the “gm sportsman was taken from his National Sporting Club by armed men and forced to with- (lrrwl money from the bank to my for his release.

A few minutes later Orpcn was telling reporters all about it. The! gathered in 11's office to hear ihe glory. Orpen raid he and his

chauffeur won bold u? Ihﬂl "If.

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Vice-Regal Party Visits Halifax

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

General and Lady Tweedsmuir. on their fi-st official visit to the Mari- time Provinces, arrived quietly in Halifax tonight.

The vice-regal couple remained 1n their private car of the Canadian

National Railways’ crack express. the Ocean Limited. Tomorrow morning a reception

will be held at the Province House and Lord Tvvcedsmulr also will be special speaker at a. luncheon of the Canadian Club.

LieulL-Govemor Robert Irwin will entertain the vice-regal party at Government House tomorrow eve- ning.

ANCIENT 0ROER 0F B0$l0N MAY M E E l H E R E

‘Charlottetown May Be Scene Of ' October Meeting Of Ancient And Honorable Ar- tillery Company.

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

BOSTON. June '7 - “Greetings from the oldest incorporated city in the Dominion" were extended to- night at the 299th anniversary ban- quet of the Ancient and Honorabc Artillery Company, Boston's historic continuity, by Mayor B. L. Mac- Laren, of Sant John, N. B.

In congratulating the ancient or- der on their 299th birthday Mayor A-IacLaren spoke of the "close bond of friendship between the cities of Boston and Saint John.

"The people of Saint John will never forgot”, he declared, “how the city of Boston came to our assist- ance at the time of the great fire 60 years ngo this month-when you rushed shiploads of food and sup- plies to us in our time of need."

The l\'la_vor extended nu uivitn- tlon to the Order to come back to the Loyalist City for a convention in the near future, assuring the of- ficers of warm hospital 1y as ex- tended to them in previous visits in 1027 and 1935.

Colonel Robert Starkc of Mon- treal reprcsented tha; city in to- day's celebrations when LieuL-Col. Charles Tracy Cahill at the tra- ditional drum head eection on Bos- ton Common was chosen as the new captain commanding ihe historical organization.

Hc will lead a group of 150 mem- bers of the ancient Order going to London, England. in June, to at- tend the 400th anniversary of the Honorable Artillery Company. i110 01:1 world military organization 11P- on which the Massachusetts An- cients were patterned in 163B. _

The locality for the fvﬂlﬂmm October mectinl! was not chosen today but the possiblity was voiced the unit might go to Charlottetown.

T0‘ OBSERVE HOLIDAY

((3, P. by Guardian‘: Spec-Ia‘ Wire)

TORONTO June 7-The holi- day on Wednesday. June 9. 011111" orlzed to honor the X11183 b11111" day, will be observed by the T0!‘- onto Stock Exchange. Other stock and commodity markets in Canada will be closed, including the Montreal exchange and the Winnipeg, GrairLMffkei- _

Toronto Race Track Owner ls

bbed Of $I.OOO

entered the National siw rilns Club m; morning by three armed men who wanted $1.000-

"I asked them if $1.000 would 11x them," he related. "I said to them: Young men. this bothers me. I want to fix this as quick as I can.

"one of them put on my chauf- feurs mp and drove us down in the bank. He was a good driver,

Qrpen said he withdrew $1.030 from the imperial bunk branch at King and York Streets. not far from the heart of the business section. _

"’I‘hcn I shook hands \\'l\‘.lI 1.110111 Md 1 promised them that. M they had kep. their word in re- gard to gm- money and had treat- ed me with consideration. I 11011161

HALIFAX, June 7 — Governor-

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SUBJECT 0 F WARM DEBATE

$500,000 Budget Auth- orized By Presby- terian General’ As- sembly For Next 1 Year.

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OTTAWA. June '7—(CP) — The warmest debate in four days of deliberations broke out late today in the General Assembly pf the Presbyterian Church in Canada as commissioners heard the overhead expenses of the Board of Missions spiritedly attacked and defended.

Speaking on the proposal that two secretaries be appointed for missions work, one for foreign and one for the home ﬁeld, Dr. J. S. Shortt, Barrie, Ont., declared this

would bring the administrative costs of mission ivork along to about $30,000.

He believed this to be high and thought the spending might induce uneasiness among congregations and place a curb on individual giv- ings.

Dr. A. M. Hill. convener of the Board of Missions, leaped to the defence of the overhead. He claim- ed that without direction and sup ervision ihe widespread work of the ‘Missions Board, both at home and abroad could not be carried on.

Dr. Shortts attitude spelled pes-

. simism, he said. adding that“whis- pering, campaigns’ about what of- ficials of the church were getting paid was one of the most serious obstacles the church had in over- come.

The United Church spent much more on similar work, he argued. and the expenditure ivas a "sound business expense" to be borne if the church was to go ahead with

I its work of spreading the Gospel.

Without a. voice of dissent. the Grncrnl Assembly authorized a $500,000 budget for next year, an increase oi’ $80000 as the commis- sioners responded in the plea of the Board of Administration that "the time has come to go ahead."

A proposal to set 70 as the rc- tiring use for church oﬁicials and synodlcal missionaries WflS referred to a committee.

Scouts Receive Heroism Awards

OTTAWA. June 'l—(CP)—Hero- ism of Scout Ralph Sullivan. l4, of the second Armdnle Troop, Halifax, in his rescue from the water of another lad earned him one oi‘ the seven hero awards an- nounced today by Dominion Head- quarters of the Boy Scouts As- sociation here. A second award went to Scout Ikmnld Campbell. 15. of the “Third Sydney, N. S., Scout "Troop, for his successful use or artificial resuscitation in an accident.

Scout Sullivan receives the Scout Gilt. Cross. for heroism at some risk, for crawling with a coni- pnnion over ice which would not bear an adult to reach and rescue a boy on the verge of losing hi] hold from numbness. and drown- ing.

Scout Campbell did not make a rescue but was 1211181! R F9111‘ {icaie of Merit. for successfully using artificial resuscitation to revive the unconscious vict'm of a December lee accident.

DEATH TOLL REACIIES 30 BERLIN. June 7~(CP-havasl- The toll of German sailors killed when the pocket Battleship Deutschland was bombed by 1W0 Spanish Government planes lu fviza Harbor May 29. reached 30 today as another sailor died 1X1 Gibraltar hospital from wounds-

not give away any description °1 them," be added.

wﬂnKiFlie-s South Atlantic

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0n World Flight

(AP. By Guardian's Special Wire;

DAKAR, French Scnegii’, Juni- -—An".clla. Earhart, cu route iirouiul the world on a flight "just for lull" tool; the Souih Atlantic orciui ill her stride today.

The woman who doubled-flared the North Alluulic iii 1921i uni! 151.11! crossed Llic Souili Allllllll" from Natal, Brazil. 1o Si. Louis. tilillllll of Senegal, 1900 mics, in llllill'll.\'l— niatcly 13 hours: and 19 miiiiiti

She landed in St. Louis. 1111i lll . from here, at 7,115 p. in. Circviiiv Ei Mean Time (4.115 p. m. AlJTl.

There was no llllllliflllilt‘ explan- i ation of her landing in Ht. Louis) northeast of here 111011;; ihe w coast of Africa. instead of Dakar. her scheduled 0l)j1‘C1_l\'L‘. a .

INUEUEST IS, A0l0llRNEO§

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UNTIL lnu

Sixteen Witnesses Ex- l amined Yesterday When Inquiry Into? Death or John 0.1

Franc-is ls Resumed. ,

After hearing the evidence of sixteen witnesses u coroner's in- quiry into circumstances surround- ing the death of John Charles

Orange Pekoe Blend

"SAMBA"

TEA

Francis adjourned yvosfcrday after- noon until three p.m. today. I-‘wm- cls‘ lifeless body was found in a roadside ditch nt Si. Avarrls on the early morning of May 2.1.

Death had apparently been iii- stantaneous, D1‘. W. H. Super les- tifletl when evidence ivas first heard at the opening session oftlie inquest on May 26. a 55-year-old Indian resident oi Scoichfort, had been very badly injured, Dr. Soper. who had 0011-, ducted a post mortem examination l declared. ]

Witnesses yesterday included: Austin hfurphy. Mrs. Joseph Pei- ers. William R. Lnrier. Robert Wakelin. Roland Diamond, George] Arsenauli, Clifford Holman. GPOFIC W. Ayers. rind Lillian Ilennessov, all of Charlottetown; Constable Patrick Morris of the Royal Can- adian Mounted Police: Vl/eudcll Ellis. Myrtle Ellis and Leonard Court, Donaldston; James Court and Albert. Court. hlillcovc. and Albert blllis, Dunsiaffiiage.

Coroner Dr. I. J. Yco presided. Witnesses ivere questioned by ‘Ir D. Edgar Shaw, K C.. Crown Pr ~ ecutor. .

Austin Murphy, 253 Dorclicsier Street. Charlottetown, ﬁrst. witness to testify yesterday. told 11in‘ Francis, with whom he was ~11 acquainted, had called nt his pint-e Saturday night. May 22ml. about. 10.30 and remained until 1111'» Francis had had n cup of lea mid something to eat before he 101i

(Continued on page 3)

Australian Policy Founded" Unmieagiie (C. P. by c1115?» Special Wire! I

LONDON, June ’l—-The Ix-neiie of Nations remains the cornu-

stonc of Australian foreign puizcyy} V‘

Prime Minister Joseph A. Linus declared today in a speech to ilie Inndoh Foreign Press Association, which gave a luncheon lll i118 honor. _

The idea of a non-aféllfP 510" pact in the Pacific area fostered by his Government. ivas rlcscrilWl by Lyons as an extension of the League idea “to that 111111 01 111° world where Australia. being main- ly concerned, could plfiy a useful part."

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Experimental Flights From New Yorkl Will Be Via Mon- treal Or Shediac.

(.\. 1'. ll\' fluardlarfs‘ Special Wire) ()'l“l'. . Jum- 7—Transport Minister (f. I). Ilowc announced to- day his ili-partment was err-oper- ating uiih Imperial Airways and I'uii-.»\iiiericaii Airways for the first i-vpi-riniirnfiil trans-Atlantic flight l

June 2i in preparation for the pruposcrl trans-Atlantic air scr-l I

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vice. An Imp-rial Airways ship, either ihe "tfnleiionia." or "fambria," “ill leave Fnyncs, Irish Free Stale air hrirlmr, for Boiwood, NﬂtL, and .\Ionlreal. Simultaneously l

‘Pan-American expects in start a f 11195111111711“? 10 1119 T111011

flying bunt from New York, flight in be by way nf either Montreal or Shediar, N. B., in‘ Botwood and thence to Ireland and Southampton. 1 'l‘hc Transport Department is looking alter ihe meteorological‘ seiwice for the fiighis on this side o: flir- A tic and providing radio r KAA()XL;I At. Sliedlac and i, Que, .\])€(‘l2il radio tele- with short

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RllllfYl: graph stahoiiqs fiited

1 wn flllTCllﬂll finders have been ‘ c‘ ed. An additional trans- lmiticr arid ciirccticii finder lain-c

1 been installed n‘ Montreal.

In ililfilliOll i0 the service pro- vided by tlicsc stations the planes will htvahlc to make full we of the marine radio direction finding fac- little», tilrcudy provided along the

of Si. Lawrence and the cast

C‘

coast.

The ilcpartmcn '- marine and civil aviation divisions are laying moo rig buoy-s and making other

iiira iezncnzs off Pointc Aux,‘ Tremble.»- on the St. Lawrence the landing ‘

place at Montreal.

Says f Dictatorship In Russia Increasing

NEW’ YORK, June 7 — (AP) — Norman Thomas, Socialist Party Icarlcr. returned from a European four today expressing thc opinion that. dictatorship was increasing in Soviet Russia.

"If was my first trip to Russia", Thomas said, “and I was very much impressed. The Soviet has tremendously improved its military and industrial organization but I do not feel that the Soviet is mov- inc tn '1 riasslcss society or a with- r~i~in~ I1‘.\'ﬂ_\’ of dictatorships. To lho contrary. dictatorship is in- ciuﬁrisiiir: in Russia".

Thozms said that while the Rus- siuns seemed contented there was c haul/new" of a rule "by

fro."

Ausiralla- To Float loan In London

June 7-—(CP-ha\_asi Iiruesc. . nnui" in London an- l1"llll(‘l‘il tmiay" an Australian bond 11c umoufing to 212,369,959- ~ ‘.11 $30.ﬁ83,097i-vvi11 be placed ihe London market Thursday. 1 ue will mature in 1950, I951

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Italo - Spanish

Alliance By lvlnrriagc Should Rebels Win States Paris Report.

(Fvpyrig/Ilf Ill-h’? Hy The PARIS, June T—-(('l’-llii\u burg‘, pri-fcudci‘ groomed by Premier" Alussnlin

the event of iin Insurgent victory, cess Maria of Savoy as his (‘

lldcnce of cx-King Alfonso .\ The marriugx- of Olin illlfi year-old daughter, whose

strong influence in its Uonzirch, this in Emphasizing" Alusstilinfs

future reigning Spanish dynasty, the

that Mussolini had once plan fante Juan. son of King Alf l‘. troops to the Spanish Right decided to back Otto insieu

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Confirms Report, Claim

d. Otto's visit yesterday to the i siirgent lilies on the Basque I was conﬁrmation of lib rand ure for the ancient crown of (Ius-

tile and Aragon, the Bourbon spokesman said. ‘ Insurgent Gcneralissimo Francis- co Franco, he declared, is the. only Rightlst Leader who favors the rc- cstablishment of Alfonsos house. “All the other Nationalist chic-is, while they do not. oppose the idea

of a restoration, are against the return of our family to the throne“, he charged. “Fhcy are looking for a foreign family l1‘.- stead". Blame "Deutschland"

PARIS, June 7—(CP-Hnvust -

The German pocket bnitleship

Deutschland precipitated the fatal combat at Iviza 1O days ago by op- ening ﬁre on the approaching Spanish Government planes, Josc Arcega, one of the aviators who participated in the afIrav. dcclaver‘ in an interview published in the newspaper Paris-Soir today.

He said all the Spanish fliers aboard the two bombers believed the warship ivns the Insurgent cruiser Almirante dc Ccrvcra and did not learn it was the Deufsch-

land until they hnd returned to their base.

“I received orders ill effect a reconnaissance flight over Ivizca.

and support operations by four of our destroyers. When we approach- ed it opened fire on us. The ﬁre was erratic mid too low a1 first but this was quickly corrected illlrl shells began exploding around us. Naturally we opened boiubnrcimctit. on the craft attacking us‘ Witness Naval Display

NAPLES. Ilalv. June 7 -- 1A1" -- Prcinier hlussoliui. having paraded his army for Germauvs Wnr Min- ister, put the navy on display h- day for the visiting diplomafbf-ir- shnl Werner Von Blomhei-v

1'1 Dure stood n11 the Emanuele Filihrrto Ducc a and pointed out phases of n sham battle staged by more than 70 submarines and m surface Slll{7\ Von lilomherr vet ' what ' “prov

to lhc cxliucl

L‘lll.ﬂlil.fl‘l'llt' reported and as many times dc

Ilurus .\1‘Il'.s‘ .i_l/i'Ill‘]/) \)——.\l‘i'il(iiii\1' (lilo of lliipS- Austrian (lfHHl. l\ being for lhc Spanish Throne in with ihe llziliun Prin- unsorf ii person in the con- lll fold liirvus tonight. King" Yicliir-l-Jnimunitels 22- nt has been frequently uicd, would give Mussolini

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Spain if the young Archduke became fnrmiini said.

interest in controlling any informant asserted ned to wed .\luria to the In- (H1340 and now Bourbon heir

Since his dispatch of Italian

is, however, the Premier has it was claimed.

- - ~ - - » wtrz London Society G i r1 M i s s ' n g LONDON, June T-Scotizind Yard toiuuhi was aiziiiout a c1 . in the, \\'1ll‘l'tfil)(ill'.5 of ‘.21 year old Diana ‘at. 1111,1111 SHFZPW’ ' last ‘Inc. av after leaving onic o1 a friend. l ‘Inert was no trace, police said, lcxript u vairuc report that she we: , sccii Sunday nigh‘. wanricrzng about‘ Iii London Square.

.\I s; Ihittyc had been u-orrlcd for srv1rn' weeks by n scrim

‘the h

. 1.1.1.‘ u.’ 3111f,’ l2, Ccroi iiiulii, u 1115'.» ferious as- snikiiit ‘iislicd lit-r on the forehead uiirl fled lllll) 1:1:- darkness. The biuiirl “Didi ind been stay- . l

111i‘, ll‘ii‘ll(l Viscountesa L011 ' ft fill‘ V scountess’ 1101111.‘ on Jilin? 1, p nUlllﬂlJiy t0

111-"11 a loin-r. She did not rcium. llcr fiance. Alichzici Asquith, tho

sou o.’ lion. Her Asquith and

Lucy (‘jrnthin Asq l, said he re-

cciieu i e icitci" ihe next flay, but

i’, Cfllltfililvil no iiiiit slip miftht have

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livtgiiucnt, and Mrs. Leonard Iliickctt. nviatr

:A M/-\N WILL ALWAYS FORQNE his Wcssr ENEMY 1F it"s l-NMSELF y

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‘Vﬁold Scare" Disappears Asl lBritain Raises Price Of Meta 1

between t m tivnreounfrirs

LONDON, June 7—-(CP)—Great Britain hiked the price of gold to- dav to 140 shillings 8 1-2 pence (s34 72) an ounce to discourage shipment abroad, and the Govern- ment assured investors the mone- tary stabilization agreement with the United States and France would be continued.

Those two steps clariﬁed the ﬁn- micinl situation to such a degree ihe “gold scare" of the past two weeks appeared tonight to have ilisappcared.

The new gold price was an ml- vance of 9.8 cents to the ounce, and had n two-fold purpose:

1. 1t narrowed the margin be- tween the London and New York price of $35 an ounce, making shipment abroad less profitable. At today's price, for the pound Iter-

fo proﬁt about five cents an ounce rourpirred with l4 cents on Sat". day. There had been fear contin- ued export of bullion would upset. ihc British-United Slates stabiliz- ation seiup. About. 384000000 in gold was sold on the London mar- ket the past two ivecks.

'1 The hialici‘ lmidon pric" up- pcnrcd lo subsimiilate assurances that, Great Britain. France and the ‘United Slates were not now cou- sidering dropping ihe price to S30 1m ounce in New York and swihil-

i/ing ihi- pound at SR illlll ihe franc at. flvc cents

The new price 11.111 an i-il-‘ci. quickly apparent in checking the

outflow of gold. London sales to- day were 262 bars valued at about 53.836000. compared with 465 bars valued at about 86.484900 on Sli-

ling, shippers of the metal mod

urdul

-(':in:nli.n\ Pressp HiITONTO. J1me T-Alzniinum no.1 ximhm irnipcrniii 30 6-i- l- T2 RA til) W1 pr; 44 ‘ Tor-on‘ a T7 , Olfaun T l Aioniirnt so ain. .o'iin 02 r Halifax 64 l Charlottetown 66 l l r-"omtcasr ’ Mariiiim- PYOHIICCSI ivioderato winds; p:\rl'._v cloudy with much .i » temperature and a few "uiiiv. ill 910 llllfl Hui. Sun sw-t . tr 111.714 and. the ifilllflllﬁﬁl.’ morning at 4.14. Nl"\' int-u: 'l"n-wl:r\. June 8, 8.43 p. m.

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TIII CAI fill!

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