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I .

N ' Germany Warned”

$2,140,000 Voted To Cover Japan Supports ‘}'L',f?f§"""lt _ Maritime Freight Rates In OpenD00rPo1icy R"°_';`f'"°f: Against Default

Supplementary EstimatesN

Total Of $3 555560 Supplement

ary Estiniates, Brought Down

IN HUNT FUR

KIDNAPPERS

Girl’s Grandfather To ' Negotiate With Ab- ductors of Ju e Robles - Dillinger

-B

Still at Large.

(lt P. ly Gnarillan's Special Wire) Tucson. Arie.. April 2'! teel und bullets were ruled out of Ari- unas drama-packeu kidnsppinl gg” 1011131115 in IIVOI 0! @ld BMD || the best instrument to tree six year-old June Robles from the clutches of kidnappers. A man hunt-int machine compos- sd of 1,000 quick shooting cowboys. ranchers, policemen, aheriffs and volunteers stood aside when tha family headed by Bemabe Robles. reputedly wealthy oattleman, sel- ected s go-between to deal with the sbductors. It was indicated an at- tempt would be made to moot the $15,000 ransom demand.

(By The Aloelated Press) (By Guardlan’s Special Win) Law enforcement officers can-led in offensivcs against criminal N18; on half a doaen maior fronts Friday, while sporadic skirmishes flared in eral tors cap-

Chi- paid

for the release of Edward G. Brem a', St. Paul Banker, gave the poll hope that a solution to the $200,- 000 kidnapping was imminent. John Dillinger and his desperado als remained at large, but tba os ure that George "Baby Face’ Nel- son, is member of the gang, hui

sev soc The

ture of William I. Vidlar at osgo with $2,668 of the ransom

dlsci

stolen an automobile near Lao Flambeau, Wis.. caused the hunt to be pressed in the northern woods

A temporary halt in Arizoha‘e greatest msrihunt, that for the kid nappers of six-year-old June Robles, was abruptly called to per mit her grandfather to negotia

with the kidnappers.

R/eport, that s large amount of

the $50,000 Lindbergh ransom money had been found in England were denied by the

partmeiit of Justice.

M Cl kidn

New De

ax iipmaii, a.l;ged apper

of Herman Ruisteln of Boston in 1932, pleaded not guilty when ar- ra.g.it-d st Kansas City on s. chu-get of btii a f itiv from Jus*

~ ro rr, eavily ar lW\p@d down on the Villa Par

lIli.| Tnist and Savings Bank fled with 84.000 from the mon , ‘if--'.L1“'d“ ilk b ’

‘3 “U ° WU- bemomi and continue W F"° We h m¢d~ morning and aftemoon. Ari

I Robb of the Halifax Herald.

and _

sions. Hon. R.. J. ‘ln.nicn_ Min of Rsvways and Osrisls will

In Parlia

(UI. ly Gil lpaehl

UITAW

iosthsflsealsotlls-so broujitdowninthanousa

llinit ware

Eli

Ei' gi

E E i

)(eroll.}1¢l(a¥ino&'|0

loantohaadianfiatioiial

1h|dil)#allllbiIll,I1@000

coverdef'|dhand&8m0

expenditure llhrftimo t lates 010.000

'ine loan to the (hnedian

tional Bteamahipa (0anadian

ernment ilbroha-nt Marine), is

cover the estimated deficits of company for the preant

year It is 8180700 loss than deficit d lad year

'nie loan to Canadian N

(West Indies) stsamships to cover this yalrs deficits is

the

no capital ibure last year The estima to cover the femme hsowsen the rates un the Maritime height Rate Act the regular rates is divided in votes. One vote is for 81440900 the Canadian National luilw and the other for $100000 for other railway companies oparat in the Maritimes The total for the Maritime freight rates 014,210 len than last year

UI'I‘AaWA. April 2'!-(CP)

ondroadingwas moved in

Publishers An

Nex t We e

(C P By Glarllalfs lpeodal W

'ionorrro spur rt -

daily newspaper' publishers and itors gather' in 'lumnto next w for the annual meeting of the can adian Press their co-operative ns gathering anocistian and the Can adian Daily Newmapers whldi deals with the busiriel end of newspaper publication Direc of the Canadian Prel moot monday nioixring and afternoon the

continuing Tuesday The mn meeting of the Oansdian Pit

Thursday Henri Gagnon, of

hue; Soleil, the President will

On Monday night directors of

f.heCDNAwillhnldthsirmeot ing and the annual meeting of the anociation will begin Tuesday af

Piesidentwillpresideatthem

l'..0ft-hefirstdegreemurd,

of L. J. Schiller. l¢¢d and .weal . _miller of Hulett. Wyo., who w

beaten to death last Sept- 14.

suthoritiu received informstio that Clyde Barrow, southwest del Dorado, was in distress from seve

nuald!nnerWedneshysvening.Hc hasnotdlsclossdhislubieotbeyond

oanadss problems.”

Wil)

A.Au'ils‘|-Disppismanh i-aquh'smentsoft.heOsnadianNa-

ary estimates oohlling sl,ls2,llli

ware today

com-

the of Hnance,

I the stool! and b,,ds $l'l0@,83333 ill

Na The amoimts particularly as re-

Gov

canadian Northern Railway Co

ual

Que-

drew

two refunding of three maturities Sept.

vote wsy four percent first mortgage

in '_

ect

ws- '

tors

pre-

the aes-

ent Yesterday.

Lie 0( OIINDCIII ioby D a bill

totaksoarsofthstotslfinancial

Egiiili gggiéilg §&§r EE? gélgéi iiilili it

1934.

maturing

$1211.58 for betterment MJM,00'i, and estimated income deficit lbs to 00.010216-

llhohliheclmtdnpltoddeliclt,

slidlionll R1Iodll.Minilt6t

tl;= igéi iiiiif

result of the received from

made the total am fu the railways operations those heading at slightly

gosoooooo

said The first part dlilt with tho

Q52

0mlassthanlastyear'f‘herewai '1‘heBillwasintwoparts hs

dif

ordinary financial requirements od ther-ailwaysfortheyear Theses

der - andmdpar-tinadsprovislonforthe

to 1,1934 Canadian Northern four ys percent guaranteed debenture

Oct 1 1014 Great Nwtlmm Rail

bonds 03.51050 Feb 15. 1935

four and onehali percent gus-\'

tw’°.‘L

n . . . :

. capital '

: Beith

calend

- ` sums:

' Limited

the anteed bonds l'1'l000.<l)0.

I O

. 0 ‘

. . I 1 , ‘ ..

. _ _ .‘ .

e. '

ednesdsy

speak

Give Reasons For

(C P lllval)

(By Guardians Special Wire) BERLIN April 21-Max Baers

Jewish blood and absolutely no groid features’ were today given as

.Fditors To Meet Banning Of Film

the reasons for the recent banning of the fl1in""I'he Prisl-'fighter and the Lady" at the heilht 0! I IUC

coasful run here

Replying to tha complaint made

hy the producers of the film. the censors today made clear their. mo- tives It is incoritestsble," their rs- port said that the action of the film revolves about its principal character Max Baer, who is s Jew and of absolutely negroid features. Nazi sentiment cannot support the idea of a Jew having all the ex- terior slgrts of a negro being glori- fiedasssptxtinghsro and ainoral victor

Trotzky May Be

Permanent Guest

I 'l ill Win

may become s permanent unwel coins guest of ri-ance it was ro- vealeu today, because no other

w0.md_,_ -nm mmhem Mn of c.l_ Burglars Gef country apparently will take him.

iiomia was combed for two dss Derste omviets. who escaped fro 510 Quentin prison, kidnapped t Ban Rafael policemen and fled

91° P0liceman’s automobile. Wtlon under the Lindbcgh la Wil threatened the two *bdiwtors of Ghsrles ll. Kelis, Jr, U- Fbrt Worth, Tex.

ANNOUNCEMENTS. CIJMING EVENTS,

MEETINGS, ETC

“ralneaneamaats an

s ealana M I cents "fieilr parable In advance.

"R-esai-vslkinhy,Julymd.fcr Uiffrruisastistiaicnio. i.-scsi "l\° lsiaheruisauai at lunynuaosr, umm graft;

ward

3 El ii' iii

Ntlr&y.

of-on of

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ri ‘

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"ll llVlIOE

“D1

iff Nil: 35?!

0 - is oy cw erson,luin er- _ . izel. was convicted st sundsnce, et *he newmoef wbffrhm an-

0 er

th as

Texas

ral

Prose-

accused

Death Sentence

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tilt iitii ug _ iii tit til iii: iii EEEUF '52 till elf iii ,,,9., sz llliliilg galil; ltttuttt fill gill?

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iiiiiliiliiiii 5?; iiilil gi

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pagrewtr 0% wif-

iEIEE:-

Pranoe's last hope to rid herself of the firmer Red lsadn is Turkey. but Turthy, it was learned, is balk- ing. Paris. however, is bringing

’ ar. our-sim s i

“Yl“lP"'m°"'*°°“‘F°°“'°"’°°‘ (Pentel Arun-1:; 'rrotuiy

n vi M _

insneffortioporsuadehertotsks '.l'totlybad»

Ifthefaslm'ofthenew"i"ourth

Internationals" is allowoduto'r;;

aoun pooe txlontopi-event agitation byhim. shssswatsarvios

in .

w_,__ stromgdiplomaticpreasuretobear

w .

*itil Ei?

Ca s e Wil l B e TriedlV_¢xtMonth

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(0.l. ililhlasalslwhel

§5l’!2.`I..Apil I1-Bworn

it il il ii i iii

§U§§’**”='”=* i§E§~+i

‘l . F I l

'ai iii! i ligl .:

f l

manner' *N

-C*"l"**“7 _

ing Clnnas Integrity.

(HGICII Babb)

itil

here.

'His stsrsmant was delivered

lit Prancis Lindley and -IUCN!

Kokililrbtaiofal

translation of the "hansl d:tina"declarationoft.hefof¢ oi'i‘ioeofAprl1 11.21%

today, follow the main lines

policies, and has no intention infringing upon existing treaties.

learned 1.01113111-

It is possible there will be

Pbrekn Secretary is expected

is-asus ri- new 'DUO

( GAd1\ ;-(QNW)-) sn ocnciii statement gd-1;i::: 9f’..’.i‘.f.t“°.‘i‘?.li...“’$i~..~ 3 3

M63 WRU

sfo sau imiubai to me and Uflifbd MIK Albff'

il i ig § it

(naw, pritim and Amarimll Am-

bamsdorl raapedfixglnafter tho!

Nil" l

had ostbd Umm'

statement, which was revealed hm

the earlier declaration but con- tains what diplomatic oirolel re- prded ss more ooneililtory lon(- uage.

Catain foreign efforts to help

China. the new declaratiors says “endanger the peace of east Asia.” Japan, however, it continues, has no intention of violating China! sovereignty and ini/osfitri deli!" the unification of China: luwibrts the open door equal opportunity

LONDON, April 2'! - Sir John

shncn, British Foreign Secretary. will probably make the eagerly- swsited statement of the British stand on Jspa.n's “hands off China" declaration on Monday. it was

otficial reply to Japan, but the

1_1 _ ~, (U. P. by Gaardki lpaelal

` BBDNUIUL Mill 2'!-The

ew Declaration Declares Coun- try Has l\To, Intention Of Violat-

Sovereignty And

rgiigt g;ii§ still 5 .- iii;

ta-eds

y devel-

wvneee wl- - in

tattvo statement today la

Japanese ptretensims to lead

Meanwhile mother semi au -

ballad si-shi

of Asia including Indh and m

leand fkures showing that B sin's financial stake in Cmins

%§§:

American, and today's statem dismindng the "Asia for Ariat claim was given the same sig

their right sin China or the ent Uhofficially the Ja Govsrnrntxt is known to have fir-med it has no intention of

rit

will insist on no infringement

. . PHI

Just how far she misfit go howe in opposing foreign aid to Ch that she obiects to, remains unanswered question. Sir Jo statement will probably clear the confusion as to exactly

of` W assurances have been given

SHANGHAI, April 3'!-The Ch

ese parlisirisnt today branded J sn's declaration of an “Asia Monroe Doctrine" and a “hands China policy" as an affront to dignity of China Parliament in secret to consider the _ Tokyo llvnoimosmehil and

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1_ -£-

Island H o

1 \_

g Producers

Advised To Concentrate On 'Volume Production

gaeretlll, Llveatolrl Nhlietlllg Board-

en at that, with the hither

pittance nel' l>°'“1‘\d- l1\°\’¢ m°°°Y being returned ui the hos produ

gg who got dilbfllflged and ld ms grip, remains a victim of

by ,the experience.

Arguments

duction was a mein feature bringing back it period of bet pricas. Perhaps so in s. world lo

Prince Edward Island is conce ed it never yet made s pertiolo difference,-at least, not since

permitted oaklm world outlets. For

we could have produced thrve four hols fm- every one that

aotuallyfproduced, and it would

one iota cl: the other hand. we produced the larger quariti we pould have wound up with much hilh" average Pfioe thin actually did and very much in

iiggggt ii iii l iitleii T ;s5§;5;

lei E

the present time is considerably cerned st the moment Will,” below that or a year sro. but :I would be fill* W °“-"W

'rm volume Q! hogs moving at which hog farmers are most con-

P _ ~

prevailing, as against last years way that no doubt would existow

er. It is too bad thst the market- tp study what information tm” .bis surplus should be low when is available, and give an ldel prices strengthen to profitable lcv- what conclusions have been srrl els. The producer who has a few od at. by JUS* "1 °"d“‘”Y' °"° hogs to sell this spring is gettin( day mind that often errs, and th had a bit of what he lost durind enquirers must do the same Y tn; put few you-s, but the farm- themselves.--form their own °°U

to clusioris and act aooordindll IMG?

low W

turns h d ed t. - th t will lead to ssner thinking.

so ncoitllgsee digits? tlixr t<?nlJf'0i’lf/ but it is better that decisions

use . .

but so far as bog production rf packing plsnts. From than on

, ore

money in the total. No producer is

regulating his produc-

respect e whois dictim. anthem you are!

ion.

ce questions definitely and in such a

il to the pri'-'l>¢r course in foil

c- However, all that can be dons is

mation may sometimes be Ki

of one's own makint-

Ml-lists

..,~ About th middle Of N0‘/Cmbof.

R 'my be “med nut 10 X mon; the price df bsoon grads h0€S 10

ter the Maritimes ranged around $5.50

,tp |575 por cwt delivered at tl;

a, anotnq- gain of one and three-

to quarter cents per pound had taken we place, md finally during the sec- notmdwoekinuarohabighnotod’

have in uenoed price downw;.i'd $10.00 par owt. was struck. lt rv-

tv.

msined thus for two weeks and

than commenced io slum? 40'”

!or'tunl»to . the

ly carry ba- and this f dollar

l-c<t-

Mari- ng to-

- pssibilit!

yet uncertainty

against U-1! definite Ni'

Sain' tilt? .dt it "§g§§§ '§i§§*"

a illin- 0

hitilhlllieil

l l 3

gg-

Jamisry. lil. Uttim msrhts

i iooaunusd on Poll il

iii F iii t

Lg - - Q-11' 3

*alias

tissues'

D od s lighthouse at Ric-bibucto . m_ I “_ day as representatives of foreign 0 chs

far esdern territories as fant -bondholders conferred with Rei -

0. ~-if such pretensions exist. Semi- bank officials regarding service on

01501!! 500105 MW '1"”‘dY 7°' medium- and long-term German

YW' obligations.

told i_..

that n of

T any moratorium on the post-war Government Economy

cence nm- gxnwi; and Yoiirig1loanbs,h:.n§ the MeaSur6S

mmmmmw RMU mmmmmm *J* “ °I°°“' md°"°°" uw B lf; States Embassy. however, said

od-

: Sanlper Ibanez, 53' A German Foreign Office spok dup _ mall lald the British and FIS

B11

onsfslilrycmpaneiledneietoin- quire into the death of John Fur lleU,CharlofR-eiowli, Marine

inthewairs

3 eliiiifiii §ii zlliéi 'eil ligig il; Si °

il;

performed

S § i it

Charlottetown

f burial. Purnen, a Federal Govern- French warnings “sm” my

on .

ment lighthouse inmector had been super-intending the erection

Cape

il The British Ambmmoi-

far greater than the Japanese or _ Fomxn Mmm vm N,un,_h

1;" a “grave view" would he take

_ communications were given due

cwdmns the mn' ww" trnvtgl, AlltT\0l’, IS Ch0SeI‘\ tention and called them in ke

ing with previous efforts of

we For T

(A. P By Guardlan‘s Special Wire)

m ask. ,, .5 ferential treatment

h ` ' _ ` 'A

Designate Richards Semper Ibanez.

meme, began today the herculean

ln' task of forming a government so 1 ' h mel dfml

broad in scope that it can end the

IP' tp; “mal dust "mm e ermany against sutting off oi! Sie isst i3dm‘;ims.nu t u of *"5* P°‘Y"‘=“*e °° mm 11 the President Nicem Alcan zuson- Tm Bflmh °°"°""“°”‘ met whose own msmm mm, ben,” is take a "grave view" cf placing t none foo secun in the face of civil m°"°t°fi“m °“ “WSG 10*-M. U

than wsu- ghreutg _ @1163 upgn gmpn leamed officially today as Re

made known th decision. Ibanez to form a cabinet in sutoces- bmi! 0111018-ls md lvreisu bo

` sum to that of Aigjmrig-0 Lg-mug, holders' representatives met in

which resigned four days ado on a lin to thresh out the problem

point of confidence.

e»~,f5_§E

89"’

Police Trying To

gg L Oca te Parents ter-govemmental auspices and

govemecl by agreement; Rmhgd

HARIHORD, Conn., April 27.-An

attempt to locate the Canadhn par- snta of Prenzis J Brown who was

pare

ing on Prince Edward Island He was born in Calgary the sm of Mr and Mrs. Prancis Bi-own, and has two brothers.

Oli/ed and decorated three times

for bravery in action with the Can- adian Expeditionary forces, Brown had

et* Elie

est Hartford railroad

Op e ra tors And

ReachAg‘reement

(C. P. ly Oolllilfa lpedll Wifi)

no persons panaoipalng, iacludaig

2| l a

il it

l s l

(A- P. By Gnai-\l.ian's special Wire)

BERLIN, April 27-British and

Ger-

man plan to postpone payments on the Dawes and Young loans start- led the German Foreign Office

Washington on this point

two countries to protect their

‘E “ADR” -*WU 27 _ P'°m‘¢' Lanai: sim mvobvlzn

000000-in the Dawes d Y oans, aspo yan y

d G

now is such that "even s. p

to Germany were made under

a Landon conference in 1924

:**.:“..~:..é.t<°:::::.: 4dv°¢<=fesRefom»

ef; 3"`§.°;.°'ii1=.“`."..'5i”.`$‘.iii“.‘1" """""”° Of Education

Nova Scotia

_ I

Brown's nts are mid to he Liv- s

latur-e.

timsted that onlv 3.000 out of 13.000 pupils finished their school courses

Greater care was urged in training teadiers, and closer co~operstion between the department and the council of public instruction with respect to expenditures was advoca-

Taleen From Jail

Qrgiigmiiforin.

ted

tlsh

Baron Ger- dis-_ Di-.`_

Ger-

an tion' u~;1`1.(A.P. By G§!\\|lll’s Special W

continuation of her payments gn. foreign exchange is no longer pos- sible," The Dawes and Young loans.

in-i are; at

” 1A- P. By Gssrdims Soeoisi Wim at The Hague and Paris in ioaomd

Presented by Chairman D. P.

at ‘Tt,i~;r‘ilgi.l;ened Fmser (Lib. Picooux the report es- - /14 v ~ _,

his middle of Jarrusry wl‘;enmQ\10il;l°‘;_ \

M t rqlgfgyed a wr cell CZQB-5.

°”‘°"°°° "MTM" pm W or g-1,-is ny the niiadie or rebi-uary.

t o s "

l i

_ e a Q e

British Gov t. Will Take “Grave

_£1-2 View” Of Any Moratoriiun mfg; On Post - war Loans, German ’“°’i‘i'&“..'i‘~‘$ Foreign Office Told- Franco W” “ Makes Similar Representations,

UNANT All

WAGE CUTS

222 to By Opposition.

instructions had been received frol: io' P- BY Gnmuw' sicm Wh".

CYI'I‘AWA, April 21.-The GUv€ny

mmt bill restoring me 10 pu-emi

:gh salary cuts to all civil servants rw- n_ oeiving lm than tlmo but oonttlb e _ uingthedeductions for anotheryeai tg on all others, aroused a storm sl. m° protmt from Liberals and Progrb-

sivesinthsrlousecfcommonsto-

dly.

After an all-afternoon debate, the

bill passed second reading and me

t- noNDoN. Avril 27-Greet Brit- wed commute stage ro: brief oun-

is distinguished Republican, sociolo- gm whose nmmcml mums”

,_|,~,_ _ . have sideration. It will be disoumed "af- (C_ ,_ W Gw¢,m._ Bmw wh, fm- “nd f°""‘°" M-”“‘**°‘ °‘ °°’° s italic or f;24,ooo,ooo_about si

recon

20.- Kiln bimlmt. oung‘ “I can acura you." said linsnoa w\,m-l`Minister E. N. Rhodes, sponsorinl

in- the bill for second reading, “lt would u¢,_havebeenamuchmlorepleasant

,mum tsskifweoouldhavegcnethewbole

I distance." 'lhe state d the treasury

wasthsmlyreasmfornotxdioe-

,grmgniunui-isa ne bopedtna

wouldbetlielsstyesrfixmlary

“d` cuts. 3'; 'rm owswa Liber-sis, E, rt. s,

medium- and long-term creditl

The 53-yell'-old Valmcia lawyer transfers.

'.~.ur.hor embarked ons autos of Th. warning was communion .crences from which party load- verbally by Sir Eric Phipps, Bri

versed virnplodsesoi wwe- Ambassador- in Bei-im, to

ii mmm. It seemed likely. Konstsnttn von Neursm, the

_ °_fe\hdf-11;: :ge Premier-deeir mm Foreign isinur/er. it was j ;“; he °° *°m°V° hi-9 patched a short time before ~ __ 5”, W" * °°”°m*““‘* ¥°"' Htsimtn- schscht, head or the

'nl' “which m° P"'“d°“t “’K' man Central Bunk declared in ‘gr mm Swv" lbw" W” address that the ioelch's posi

and!‘rankAhearn,attacke

tforrbotmakinj uid fer setting a

ocprivate employera

Um@

be mo

rcent from ld be felt and would 000 a year.

*ie i #fee if fi rein; iieeg i§¥§§§

BAD SALZUFEN. Germany.,

April 17-A physician married Bngeland was arrested today for making a derogatory ru. mark about Chancellor Hitler and led through the st;-eng with a plscard around lib neck inscribed "I am s aooundrel; I

have insulted the leader."

The Weather, Etc

%uf étbqfllllof ‘ Milli: C\ooo,__»\'opa~i You Must Do lt’

(C- P. By Gnardian's Special Wire) HALIFAX. April 27.-A movement Y

§0 fake the “feds and frills" out of

V Scotia' partm _

been unemployed until recent- ¢:t1;, md 51.2686 ¢h°e;§ng;mEd‘:° Th* °°°ld°l‘° \‘WP°“°d WW' give greater sssistance to pupils who

le he was travelling from do mx complete meh. courses was

ll ClU'D¢‘|'W3'|'- H5 '54 forecast today in the report of the

Education Committee of the legis- I

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