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djourned Until This Afternoon Pending {Autopsy And Fur- tther Investigation.

in inquest which will be conclud- lthis evening, was begun yester- l afternoon in McLean Funeral lours into the death of Reginald lMartin. of Southpcrt, who was bind dead in s. stable at 99 Pow- ll St. about ll o'clock yesterday gaming.

The inquest was held before Cor- ur Dr. l‘... B. Mclienna. and the ialiowing jury: Messrs. A. A. Hen- y. Frank Currie, Munro Mc-

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ANNOUNCEMENTS, COMING EVENTS. MEETINGS. ETC

"Club loading at Murray River April 5th. List stock. l"i'l5-3-30-2i.

"Unloading Springhill coal at Milton. Always a supply on hand for cash. B. C. Webster.

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"We are now birvlng turnips daily. l’. J. Noy s; Co., Hunter River, \ 1760-3-20-21

'* "Borden Line Club loading hogs. lambs, calves. Albany, Thursday, March 31st. 1780-3-20-2l

"Grab Bug for the kiddies at the Glllld table. st. James Bazaar, llllllsdav. 1741-3-20-21

"A lllf-‘lllllls of the New Haven Eu Circlo will be held in Kingston llsll Saturday night at 8 o'clock.

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"mo; - Millvlew Clubs m... I 0°88. calves Tuesday afternoon April llll- 1152-3-29-21

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Ill on Wednesday, March 30th lild hear Princetown Road Y. P. S. Fluent their concert. Admission 25 Pill-S. Children free. 1735-3-28-31

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Mother And Til-rec Daughters Lose Lives In Fire Which, Destroyed Home.

GOGAMA, Ontario. March 20.- Joseph Lsbrie, 10. was severely burned in a heroic effort to save his mother and sisters here today. Bertha also made e. courageous st- tempt at rescue, only to be trapped by the ﬂames herself. A fourth sister, Evelyn, saved herself when she jumped from an upstairs win- dow.

The explosion in’ their home oc-

I curred late today when Bertha, the j eldest daughter. is ssid to have

poured gasoline into the kitchen stove. It is believed she mistook it for coal oil. Flames immediately enveloped the room and spread un- til the whole house was ablaze.

The girl sacrificed her life in the hope of saving hcr mother, sick 1n bed upstairs, and her sisters. She dashed to the upper storey. only to be caught by the raging flames, perishing with the other three.

Joseph was cutting wood in the yard when. the explosion occurred. Ho made a. heroic, but equally vain attempt to save the lives of the family. Seeing the smoke pouring from the doomed building, he rush- ed in but was beaten back by an in- femo which barred his hopes of reaching the trapped household. Suffering severe burns, he was tak- en to hospital at Sudbury, 100 miles south-west of here, by train tonight. The Ontario Forestry Branch hero and neighbors rallied to the scene of the fire, but were unable to quench the flames. Gogama. has no fire brigade. Late tonight the flames had died down, but no trace of the bodies had been found.

One Time “Big Shot” In Tails

OTTAWA, Ont., Mar. 20—(By the Canadian Press)-At one time one of the largest operators in the li- quor export business at Windsor, Ont., Harry Low was sentenced to six months in county jail at hard labor by Magistrate Glen Strike today. He was found guilty of at- tempting by false billing to obtain the transportation of 5'10 bottles of beer into the United States.

Pending an appeal from the con- viction and sentence, the one~time "big shov’ of the border cities liquor business was allowed his liberty on bail of $3,000. The appeal will be heard here on June ‘l.

Mother And Son Burned‘ To Death

PICTOU, Ont., Mar. 29.-George Thompson. 3, was burned to death and his mother, Mrs. Elmer Thomp- son, was seriously burned in a fire which destroyed their home just outside the city limits today. The blaze started when Marie Thomp- son, a daughter ,after cleaning clothes with gasoline, struck a match to light the gas stove in s room filled with fumes. Other mem- bers of the family escaped uninjur- ed. but the large frame home with ell its contents was burned to the ground.

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J ap Spokesman D e - olares That Chinese Negotiator Balking At Japanese P r o - posals Re With- drawal 0f Troops.

(By Morris J. Harris, Associated Press Staff Correspondentl

SHANGHAI, Mar. 29—A Japan- ese r kesma declared today that Chinas chief negotiator, Quo Tai- Chi, was blocking the peace n28!!- tistions which have been going on here since the Japanese force pushed the Chinese army outside of Shanghai more than two weeks ego.

A statement issued by the Jap- anese Consulate said Mr. Quo had balked at the Japanese proposals regarding the withdrawal of troops of both. sides still in the field around Shanghai.

."Ho is trying to make it possible for P" “‘ in im- mediately such areas as are to be evacuated by Japanese troops." the statement sold. "Such a. plan may be recognised as s wilful invitation to s. recurrence of the unfortunate incidents in and around Shanghai."

The statement accused Mr. Quo

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Hunt Still ' Continues For Lindy’s Child

NORFOLK. Va.. March 29—(A.P.) -—To expressions of hope that they might bring about the early return of the lrdnapped Lindbergh baby, one of three ,Norfolk negoﬂators today added the assertion that Col. Charles A. Lindbergh was requested that they carry forward their cf- forts.

Returning from a. trip to the flyei-‘s sourlend mountain estate, made partially by air in spite 0f unfavorable weather, the very Rev. Dean H. Dobsorl-Pescock. former Canadian rector, told reporters "all I can say is that things are satis- factory so far. We wont to keep on with our work. We are still optim- istic."

Later in the day siier meeting his associates, the Dean issued s. formal statement in which he said that they were continuing their ef- forts to recover the bsiby "at the request of Colonel Lindbergh mode personally by him."

"Tea. served from 4.80 till ‘l, St. James Hall Thursday. llilt-li

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At least two Toronto mothers were diﬁappgﬂnlgd whm “my 1am. ed the province of Ontario hm mien the first step towsrds confis- cation for the University of Toronto of the $520,000 estate of the late Charles Miller. In his will, which left shares of brewery stock for clergyman and shares of jockey club stock for gentlemen opposed to hem mills. he nrovlded for the residue of his estate, amounting to uwrrollmltely hall emlliion dollars. to be turned over to the mother giving birth in Toronto Jo tile greatest number of children dlllllll the ten years following his death. A: Miller died Oct. 3!. 1926, the fortunate woman would have been known Oct 31, 1938. Mrs. Florence Brown with Jean. her 15th child. is shown in the ABOVE picture. six were born since Miller's death. Mrs. Grace Bagnoto ‘also has borne‘ six children since Millefs death. She has given birth to 21 during her life. “r am very supported." ms when told of the Dfohosel.

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S p e o i a1 Meeting 0i City Council To Dis- c u s s Dr. Jenkins’ Request F0 r Th e City's Backing 0i A $15,000 Mortgage 0n Upton Airport.

At a special meeting of the City Council held at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon, with Mayor Stewart pre- siding and all councillors present, further discussion took place re- garding the request of Dr. Jenkins that the City guarantee an issuance of bonds to the extent of $l5,000 on Upton airport.

Further communication had been received from Dr. Jenkins asking that the City obtain from the Leg- lslature Dower to guarantee the lands.

Councillor Treinor enquired if the money was to be used for im- provements. The Mayor replied that very few facts on the matter were before the council. Councillor Day said that he understood the money

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Will Shortly Float Another

Internal Loan

(Canadian Brass)

Dominion of Canada. will shortly float another internal loan to meet the increasing demands that are be- ing made upon the Treasury, I’. W. Tumbull, M.P., for Regina, snid last night in an address before the exec- utive cf the Regina. Conservative Association.

"We need more money and we cant get it from the United 5 ates or tlic money mark-“s o! the '.\'.'-ild, so there will be ‘another iOiln com- ing along one of these days," said Mr. Turnbull.

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bishops of the Anglican Church in Cllllllflfl including nil tile bishops of the ecclesiastical province of Ontar- io, were present st the consecration of Rev. John Lyons. as Bishop of

here today.

REGINA, Basic, March 20.--The

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all-Yearly Interest , 0n The 6 Per Cent. l Collateral T r u s t l Sinking Fund Will - Amount To Million Dollars.

(Canadian Press) MONTREAL, Que., March 29.- Thc Star today says: “Half- yearly interest on the 6 per cent. collateral trust sinking fund bonds on the Beauharnois Power Corporation falls due April 1 next. As the issue outstanding amounts to $30,000,000 the interest require- ments aggregate $900,000, but as the interest is payable in New York funds, the total payment in Canad- ian funds after providing for cx- change involves an outlay of ap- proximately $1,000,000. Thus far the money required for this pay- ment is not available, and the mar- ket has been displaying some con- cern es to whether the necessary funds would be forthcoming or not. The bonds are currently quoted at 35-38.

"Failure of the company to meet payment on the clue date, while it would prove ‘embarrassing to all concerned would not necessarily 1n- volve the company, for according to the trust deed should the company make default on its interest the security constituted would not be- come enforceable for a. period of ninety days."

RAILWAYS Wlii SAVE ABO0T $2,000,000

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Flight-Sergeant Alex Anderson.

Ottawa, who was killed in a plane crash near Rockcliffe eerodrome on March 2i. When the wing of l

Puss Moth crumpled at 2.000, Fl!‘ ing Officer A. L. James, Montreal, lost control of the plane and it dived to earth. At s height of about 1,000 feet James levelled the plane. lost control again and levelled it for e. moment at about fifty feet from the ground lessening the force of the crash. James jumped and received serious injuries. Anderson was test observer for I wing slot device on the plane.

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F r 0 m Participation At Ottawa Confer- ence In July If De Valera Govt. Per- sists In Oath 0f A1- legianoe To The

MONTREAL. Que,

March 20- (By the Canadian Pressi-Bringlng the number of Canadian employees who have accepted ten per cent wage reduction to approx- imately ’I0,000, an agreement been signed under which about 30,- 000 mechanics employed by eight Canadian railways in power and car departments will have that amount deducted from their wages from April 1, 1032, to

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KINGSTON, Ont., Mar. 29.—SiX

March 3i, 1933. The men affected by the agree- ment announced today are employ- ees of the Canadian National, Can- adian Pacific, Dominion and At- lantic, Temlskaming and Northern Ontario, Toronto, Hamilton and Buffalo, Northern Alberta. Es-

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(Special to the Guardian) OTTAWA, Ont., Mar. 20-1: the Da Valera Government persists in refusing the oath of allegiance to the King of England, officials of this Dominion will refuse to pcr- mit thc Irish Free State to sit at the council table of the Empire in Ottawa next July. This was the in- formal concensus of opinion among high officials of the Canadian Gov- ernment hcre today. No official statement was issued by the Gov- ernment, but everywhere the De Valera. attitude is a. subject of dis- cussion.

Canada's refusal to grant the Ir- ish Free State a. position at the

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Reply To British Gov’t. Expected To Reaiiirm The Irish Free State’s Inten- tion To Abolish Oath.

DUBLIN, Irish Free State, March. 29 - (A.P.) — President Eﬂmim D5 Valera and his Cabinet were report- ed to have agreed unanimously 0n ﬂ reply to the British Government which is expected to reaffirm the Irish Free State's intention W abolish the oath of allegiance to thl. British Crown.

The reply is expected to reiterate the determination of the new Free state Government to cease paying land annuities to England. as well as sbolleh the oath. These annuticl

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nounoement 0f Further Surtax On Transport Compan- ies Carrying Others Goods 0n King’s Highway.

TORONTO, Ont., March 20--(By the Canadian Pressi-Formal pro- rogation of the Ontario Legislature- took place today. Direct intimation‘ that agreement was near on one St. Lawrence waterway develop~ merit was contained in the prero- gation speech Sir William Mulock, Chief Justice and Administrator o0 the province. read as the final ges< ture of the third session of the 18th legislative assembly.

"My Ministers expect shortly m arrive at an agreement with the federal authority in relation to the construction of a. joint seaway and power development in the interna- tional section of the St. Lawrence River. This is o. matter of special satisfaction because it will fucil<

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Ontario, in St. George's Cathedral

Before o. congregation that filled the cathedral the impressive cere- mony was carried out. Rt. Rev. J. F. Sweeny, Bishop of Toronto, of- ficiated st the consecration service

OTTAWA, Ont., March ZiL-(By the Canadian Prom-French im- portations of Canadian wheat dur- ing the past year have totalled 31,- 000,000 bushels, “twice the amount of any one of the recent years."

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asked the Government what effect the recent increase to 40 per cent

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, ‘vellmlﬂy forenoon. March 31st and l s“; lolinlsht until rumin- notice. L “rd not accepted unless listed by r m - Cards obtainable from Sec- ; "Y. T. A. Rodd. 1171-8-30-11. .

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"The ratepayers of Milton school district number 0i are requested to settle their schooll taxes before April 8. i032. After that date other means will he taken. By order of trustees. W. P. MMKOIIIII. Search‘ ary. 17104-3041

cessful experiments have been con- ducted nesr here with a radio- phone device for communication between submerged submarines end ships on the surface.

The phone was invented by Osp- tain Attilio Brsuni of the Italian navy. It has established s communi- cation with submarines immersed

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MONTREAL. Que, Mar. 29- Osnadien federated shops trades numbe ins some 30,000 mechanics on more than a half dozen Can- adian railroads will take e l0 per- cent cut in pay for one year dat- ing from April i. it was announced today. The reduction will mean a "l"!!! 0! $3,000,000 annually to the

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Archbishop of the ecclesiastical pro- vince of Ontario in the Anglican Church, and metropolitan of the the dio- ceses of Huron, Algoma, Ontario,

The election of Bishop Sweeney to succc ’ the late Most Rev. Quid Williams, as Archbishop, was held

of the amount of foreign wheat that may go into bread flour in France would have on Canadian exports. ‘The Prime Minister ssicl the government was keeping in- formed on the various decrees by the French Government on the wheat quota but that the effect of the latest regulation could not be estimated at the present time.

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PARIS, Mar. 29—-Dcspite that the date for French clcctions has‘ not yet. been fixed, it was ‘announced today that Premier Andre Tardicu would fire the opening gun in the electoral

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