1932 .

iii 0 siuiiinii

Passed 'In Com-

mittee Last_ Eve- ning. Council .Re-_ scinds Concessions Granted To Unem-

_ ployed Men’s .Asso-

ciation.

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- v ’,,,,.u rink and on victoria P k ,,,,,d,,,.y will be restricted to twel e "muon an hour, and violation of this tyqulation will he 71011151105, on co - fgiouon, by a fine of between $5 'mu tzo. A by-law to this effect 'wus given second reading at a spe- pisl meeting of the City Council '1rstnight_ It will come up for third ,puding at 10 o'clock this morning. The Council also i-esclndcd the motion, passed at its last regular meeting, granting free use of a |0001 in the market building to the Unemployed Workmen's Associa- tion together with a weekly'p y-

ast

Mu, muy, meter annie in ie-

, a

ment of $15 for services of an of (ice man.

/Mayor Stewart presided at l night’s meeting, there being pres- ent City Recorder Martin and Couns. Kennedy, Trainor, Reardon, Doull, Hennessey, Burke and Day.

Park Roadway Bylaw

motor vehicle traffic at Victori

Park and roadway was introdu

by Coun. Henricssey, seconded b Coun. ,Dou1l. The bill went into committee with Coun. Kennedy in the chair. After some discussion _ to the speed limits to be fixed, Coun. Hennessey moved, seconded by Coull. Day, that this limit be twelve miles an hour. An amend- ment limiting the speed to fifteen miles an hour was moved by Conn. Doull but found no seconder, and the original motion was put and carried. The by-law reads as' fol- lows: _ . “No automobile .or~-motorvehicie shall be driven or operated upon or over the Victoria Park roadway and the road through the said P k

The by-law to limit the speed of

ced

to Brighton Road now open automobile traffic at a. rate of speed greater _than twelve miles per hour, _ “Any person convicted of a breac of this By-law shall on summary conviction before the Btipendiary Magistrate pay and forfeit at the discretion of the Magistrate a pen- alty not exceeding the sum of twenty dollars and not less than five dollars for each offence, and in default of immediate payment of the said penalty and costs forth- with the convicting Magistrate may commit the offender to the com- mon 'jail of Queen's County for a term not exceeding thirty days un- less the said penalty and costs be sooner paid." _

Ulwmrloyed Ass’n. Grant \

The (iueeiion or continuing to al- low the Unemployed Workmen's Association free use of premises in the market building for an em- 9l°Ym¢1\¢ 830110? was introduced by Oulu. Dey. chairman oz tus mur-

‘Wi Wmmlttee. Unemployed did not ---'--- ,M me; Husigsln glance as t

s .Sl E it ei

A i.

sei; .litig- igpaii

0! 01,100.

eromen ply 0800 towards this work the Provincial Government

238g

minion Gov '

. and

0420

'rm-: cuanwrrsrowuouaaolan _= _ ._ - = =..,=-PA°EF__W_1£,,

V Heroic Act Of

Stluclent Flyer

29-Mrs.-AnneMortimerwss ingthankstoday fortheq

who sacrificed his one chance safety to save Mrs. Mortim lnall daughter.

Kar ine was practicing

over the valley stream when

.vsnbmr sraasu, 1. P., .runs .runs so-toy The

siv- _canadian Press)-nm. cabins wu- uick `scn has launched an appeal at os-

action of a Chinese stu&nt flyer ‘goods Hall from a decision of Mr.

0! Justice Logic regarding an assess- ¢r'a ment of elol.ooo for income tax

chiral# seesterbytbeoity or ottawa.

Trral Judge

Made Mistake 1

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purposes lnads again-It the woman

ing sum of approximately $375

lost control. He could have

w his plans between two houses

BBW Judge should have found that the

property, he explained, belongs the City.

The suggestion was discussed

motion of Coun. Kennedy, secon ed by Coun. Trainor, that a

be paid to the Garden Commit Coun. Hsnnessey asked how

was proposed to do the work.

Coun. Trainor said it was

tended to have tenders called,

vision.

Hospital Grants

ing at which it was stated building operations were to be

was not sufficient and that

Council for an increased grant Mayor thought it was only fair the trustees to make the City's sltion clear, so .far as he was co oemed, Last year the City incre

$500 to 01,000, and this year th had further increased it to ll

city,” he added, "it seems to

next five years, and it.is just ,well that these people who

that the City cannot do any than they are. doing at the pressn

pretty well to pay every year

pitals_” _ .

Unemployment Belief

- o

severe hardship in the city whi

give a grant for the relief of the

isavingthsmtytopaytberemain-

_ .Tha

and

approved; and it was decided, on nun' H’ V“u°d “V md °’ d

gran

1° consciousness were a question as

in. the

work to be dons under City super-

The Mayor referred to press

reports of a recent Hospital m t- jumping overboard to swim to

. that

d when he visited him in his i

trustees were looking to the City hoaxing his part in the search,

to touch with the kidnappers and

dertaken, that the money -on han

the

f'1'he

ed its grant fo caohlcspital fro

e ,500

launching this 1-fospitalshould un-

derstand, before they K0 too far

time. I think the City is doing

Coun Day cited some cases f departments special ngenis w

had como to his knowledge. He .A1 Capone in Atlanta Penitenti

cases, to be t distributed by Earle and the nurse' engaged in so cial duties in connectionwith th City Hospital. He referred also

said it was time every _landlo should be compelled to install

situation in some families was ser lous. The Dominion Governmen had signified its intention ‘oi gr t

relief_ The local Government

the 4

must be distributed, and ther; no reason why the Government an

should be proper or-gsniggtiou distributing whatever money w received.

Need of immediate repairs to th

street pavement in front of th Canadian National Hotel w stressed by Coun. Hennessey an others.

The meeting then adjourned,

“W 8° YD this agency to look for "°"k- 11° Mid.-and the accommo- dation was therefore unnecessary. Mutuver. the brivuere bad been abused and be nad had several °°‘“P1°1°*° 1r°u\ patrons or ure market, of ps;-gong hum' ‘wut the premises, Colm. Kennedy asked if any sam..

City Clerks office Mr Niche .fiblicd that several women had

. telephoned complaints. -

, Coun. Burke said he had also ro- . °""°¢ uumolaintn. rt was me one '°”‘.° _°f»l\°l' Dlaoe, less public than

i cover. WILL l t(coniinued_n;;- me ll V

son unriiffled.

‘ ll

unsanitary housing conditions, and "po you know i.h¢_ whereabou

rd at

least water facilities in every dwgu. ing.

t it °' ',':° C,`:::p,:;°°;11:;,;: 5;; 1 opposition stiffened its back io'l-(old ’°°°“"" “"“”‘°‘1 he' 80”” bm”

bei# 5 B.

sd that line. ' “Y”

‘ Mayor Stewart agreed that ‘th

. m _

ing money for direct unemployment my wuier, to reach the suppos

was

’“°‘”“"‘ *»hf°“¢h which thu nut no sold Edmund B. Bruce

WSJ W

er to obtain this assistance There ,cuuve my ,ale 0; nn exclusive s

a bombshell that will startle

I lic service \becoming vacant after much puzzled and July 30 next cannot be filled by Inu'

landed in an areaway. But Marguerite. Mortimer was pl

_ into a garage beyond her, suffer-

: 1-us first words 'on reg

the child's safety.

THE CURTIS

(Continued from P080 1).

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mm ages of such alcoholic content as tm is permissable under the constit-

to restrain Colonel Lindbergh

‘other ship."

Haskell also testified that C

cell nero after ms confession

slated hs actually had been

ed (he hoax confession "lust to ‘some sleep." ‘

Y erative about an interview he . with an unnamed man on in

present financial situation of the h'gh spots in the trlalg third d

me Frank J Wl‘son, the federal

very certain that that amount can

.-If consideration is_given to the motion supplied by Curtis, were Wm actuauy promote wmpmmce'

' a

not be increased, possibly for th

are

intended talkip to him at 0 time he did and he feared the int . view. _icopardized the chance of cs turing the kidnappers and murd

U the man‘s name saying he had not

_, h

“Is this man suspected of bein

8 implicated in the kidnapping?"

grunt of $1,500 to each of the Hos-

sel. _

“No,” replied Wilson. "but \'\°

in touch with others.”

thought the City should combine Question, then were shot with the Provincial' Government

- Miss

Charles Augustus Lindbersh. JY- cams the first.

"No," said Wilson.

of the kidnappers?"

|fNo.fl ‘

Curtis knew?"

e nn-0_1:

kidnappers’ boat.

Elmira, N. Y., friend. of 001118

gotiating with the newspaper

of ghe return of the baby told hs had pictures of Lindbergh

A few days before the baby's

° was discovered in the woods

far from the Lindbergh home-

kell said Curtis told him!- “Alex and I are Guin! V0 df

world in a few day!-" 'I

colonel Lindbergh smiled faint

latter explained "Alex" was t

used in referring to the fly¢1‘» ' Amr curtis had typed his 11° uupgegion. Haskell said he w

visited Curtis

"Nowthst it is all over." he

"ld action of the assessment commiss- Ume (loner of Ottawa in assessing her for

wins ¢'lh¢d.`ionu of the assessment not and ul-

ins e' skull fracture Bud °fl¢l°=1 not liable for :sooo mn claimed

ror this purpose, not to euceed wo ‘”“’“’“ ‘“3“"°'~

¢,¢. *U08 the trial Judge erred in bis een-

'*° struction of the assessment wt.

“ms proper and needed revenue."

_ii The sub-committee proposing

1: of repeal, which was rejected by

Y: "reef, me congress immediately

get conventions in the states called to

he senswr wilson contends that the

income was contrary to the provis-

tra vires and that therefore she is

by the city. It is also argued that

Dnmoclllrs

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facture of beer and other bever-

ution and to provide therefrom a

submission of the question

the full committee, said:

propose to truly representative

the Peoples' Church, Charlotteto

That statement and the vague

In testimony of e, U. S. federal

:fd erate on the enactment of such

vcstisaim who checked up lm -‘°m° no into ine open under complete

e of Curtis' stories, declined to give supewmon and conuoy _by the

meet solely on the proposal(

“In the event of repeal ws urge

°P` that the Democratic party coop-

’ measures in the several states as

Y' effectively prevent the return of

i“'|the saloon and bring liquor traf-

states; and that the Federal Gov-

e emment effectively exercise its

T' ‘power to _Ffotect states against im- P' iportation of intoxicating liquors in

er-

ers of the baby.

to rapid fire 'order but they left Wil- platform saying neither one thing

norvthe other except that liquor 1, y Mrs. Richard left by automobile o

~"f-fave you any way of knowing question and with honeyed words

ex- his hand a gavel as big as an over- tory We °f°<1“°'° millet- Owl Huck- out over the Atlantic ocean. Evl him went the mallet. Walsh with bristl- ied

ing white moustache stood staring ` lime (u¢1_

body over the madding throng ‘while Today hh; budy was found

not U19 USMS 0! Ph°i08l'9»pher's bulbs fishemien about four miles o Has- .

violation of their laws." i A fight on the floor of the con-

B vention is assured

CHICAGO June 29--The great

de- ,

mended Llvyd ¥'l-9119?. 493911” 001m- void of Chicago’s Stadium was fill- ‘who also played the wed

any way they chose on the beer

and vague propositions endeavored

on the first nomination ballot the

Under the cold blue eye of Sen-

the delegates assembled for their

fiickered here and there, white in the have of blue smoke. Yahoo,

, The organ played, the band played,

The platform presented recom

An international conference for

‘new appointment or promotion ex- , ,. u an

ir the poet isnot rules. 'mis must I" 1” N°"‘f"' “:n““° H .. bs concurred in by the minister. “ "°P‘Y”"' M°°" féffffedy'

in g vos-y excellent way."

the mqk” mu" would be “nd such certificate is not given. _ _Wu Fisher Fused a,mu‘uy_.. H, mmm _Lo um _om dl 'rho Order-imvouueil provides _ 12° __°__m__ _hm me mm_ Quick methods or reruns: on the

thatthsrs shalibe no incressefn 'W tsof dsqbuu

gh, mmm M . I th asse suspen ks-ssvcn- mm 1° “ v° “un “P th’ remuneration of any employee be- 1*" °! °“°ffl°m“‘ cum' be °" ° 'teen Chicago banks have closed

° ’”'°”‘ P'°°‘°‘“ *"4 9°'-‘fore Mu-on sl loss 'rn "°°°f°°°1°° W” °""““‘°" 5 tm. » . e order H ,,d _ ysince the Republican convention, hmm' m‘:°°m:;u::¢i°r way N also requires that ell temper-ery ___'I,:”;,f_°'°”°° f;‘“;::m";h‘;° Cuff, end lastly but distinctly not lout .C°,m»D°uu. ho hm ,l>°8il»|°!\l mlllt D0 l\!f»h°\‘ll¢d-by _ - ` in the throats of delegates sud

‘ " ”°'“"’ °°““ the treasury board- At the mo- °°*°°'“°°"~ d spectators repeal or ins lam md thought there should mm; gh, tnnupy bon-u hu um- Wilson was followed to the sian _mmdment _nd _“___ mm”

be ti- '

°°“‘_:_° wW lolfiul tioned the employ of all temper- by l°V°Nl ‘f"'“;*;°°ww:_°; min, ficutiou or ihs vom,” hw in |,. Umm Rm _i 4103- erica until september ao, lm. rt many was 619° bu _ _“___ nu., gn,-_ _

Un‘_mpl “"7 "NWN *bl* is expected none of the temperar- Curtls¢l11°l1°¢ W “ ' 'ri-is r-spsel phug, if i¢ gum

°’°° ’“'°°‘*i-1°” UW- iss win be sirseied by the change

mm tl" Munn' P'°“°‘ The Government!! 01601' ll ill- A A Y ' the coffin of a number of dead

Umals- believedwould ‘wr-preted to mean that while ex- M N _ ui-yu rg 3, ,p°,,M»¢4 by ,,,.,u.,.,,.

coum my mm Aw” “cmd” isting vacancies will not be fum (omtmued on H” 5) Walsh, David I., Senator from om ,mlm “___ ~_h_ “___ the Minuifv he' df°vv°¢ PM ____________________ mmehuseite, and sm-ed ll. swim.

» - of reducing personnel. .but has __ !____d,, beau" mu, ,mn th, mihg "nm, we"

‘°“‘°°*‘”Y “M 0! premises me in oonisined in IM “ °“‘”* "° ‘

,h n 0 01010! ll or wo mbjwu vcciferous. the drys who went a ° '”""‘°° “WWI ll lu lm- ins order-in-council ie reduce W! f°“°" ”‘ °”°| hw my In plank like tl-ist passe by the ne-

neuxeeourts. te me.w vc

puinu nad been receives at i.lie'°°pt “mr “mn” °°"w°'"°° 'W in touch with the kidnappers?"

_ _ no ithe Deputy Minister concerned _ ‘_ _tm to be ,D

'that the public interest will suffer _'Ya' tm Bm? nd cum' unemployment relief_

th!

All permanent positions thus fai- Wm” “ld h° ling vacant will be abolished if ‘im P°“°° 1"" mu” W' °“° (tum annroeeblnr e bulion doum

nt um" mm' '°"°‘ ""i°°°*° Wlihuut duvisoinc mplww 7'°° my next of bublieene. s sort or let-oourrew

bbenowngsiu 11,, um .loweringthsscomomioco ion 3 ,n

*med un 504. mo- The order is regarded as a 9;. the pm_____°__,,, “nd DL Moot-“_ do-It-plank. hard bitten indomit- um- wma P* 0, my 87' chap me der being set aside pendiglg

‘mm°“'17~ ary measure to be lifted 01100 _ hi negotiation of revised war de ts

. ei - V. lfl th ll' lily . G' 1"-C00 . P- E~ I.. Ui ln U’

azennedy. Dog tae: ant; count:-vs revenues begin to im uni_ -'Tl-icy. ,nn oppmmm 'D “__ mmmmon _‘;m___:'“_ndv___°_' V u‘;m_¢°_;]_u \ _mmmu mu, th, Umm sum |_°°a_ _ _ _

Wwllirlvll. _ _ _ ,prom ‘“°°“°° - ' . _

\ - .

u cancellation of war-debts, nothing

was said about modification

National defense in such wise that "the people in time of peace' may not be burdened with expend-

through, will be used as a part of

_ "short flight," but his uncle, W.

ceimui. eusiinu

at the Golf Links this will be_ Mrs. Raymond. Mrs. W. Parker, Miss lf. Weeks, Miss Fullerton.

CENTRAL PARISH, (Church

Scotland) Rev. D. M. Lamont preach on isabbsth, July ard, Nine Mile Creek at 10.30 a. Canoe Cove st 2.30 p. fn. and

at 'I p. ln. Special collection at services.

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SPENDING KONEYMOO

Monday morning, the marriage

of Auguste Bourque, son of Mr. Mrs. Phlliippe Bourque of Soou ouc, and Rita Leger. daughter the late Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Leg er, of this city. The witnesses we Leophane Leger, brother of

Sooudouc. During the nuptiai m Mis Ida Belliveau sang Ave Mar (Millard) and Professor Arsena was the organist. Following t

was served at the home of bride's relatives, 'I3 Spurr stre

left on a trip to Prince Edward land. On their return they will r side in Moncton, where the groo conducts a. barber shop.-Mcnc Transcript.

RICHARD -_ BOURGEOIS - wedding of much interest was so

urc

moming in the Fox Creek C

nand Bourgeois, became the b

of Mr .and Mrs. John Ric Rev. A. V. Landry performed t

large number of friends and rela tives. Miss Marie Gauvin, of

Eric H. Cormier, of Moncton, w groomsmen. During the ceremo

organ by Miss Armance Gau

,ed tonight with the sound' and ‘marches. The bride was attiredl

ll fury of 24,000 people all of whom a georgette costume of white a

had definite ideas on whether pro- rose and carried a beautiful bou

Wilson was one of the revenuefhibition should be abolished and quet of camations. The brldesmal

ho who ghouid bg gh; Dsmuopugiu uuu- wore a dress of yellow georgette

gathered the evidence which placed ‘ diduts for tho United sings; pres- Following the nuptial mass th

ur-y, ||d,n¢y_ V bridal party repaired to the ho

in ,-1, of the bride where a weddin - “T

with me preunmuon of 5 sho breakfast was.served. Later Mr. and as P°S5“'1°f fm” °l°h°“¥h 1° is 'ec'

Do you know who kidnapped all right, the National Democratlc‘ 5 Wedding trip to Prince Edwar

2" * convention unsettled itself re: e‘ wand “nd °” “le” "tum ‘hey

long summer niches ,.k',t_ whue the 1 will reside in Moncton. Both brid ‘supporters ot candidate Frankun and groom were remembered b

ts ‘ D. Roosevelt of New York were an- their friends “t several s°°m mn

i tions in their honor and a large ar ,nouncing their cohorts should vote _ 5__A__tmc,_1 u____“e__ disturb

1118

the international balance of ac- counts should only take pace-if at

- all-by the normal operation of in-

ould

Haskell did not _we Iunher ____ Govemor aero” the twodhkds une tico, iztfgle rykcipient of ‘m_anymco1;l- ternaticnal commerce and sh

ray of presents were received. _ Moncton Transcript.

` in R

to collect enough votes to shove the Mn' Tmm" Doyle' Nm' Us

gratul ns ese days. e v

of stor Thomas _J. Walsh of- Montana HEADLESS ho

d wp, present when _curtis was ne- first uisht session-‘Welsh held lu (continued from Page ll

City Council should not get togeth-

_ in

dently he' knew the plane can

Brier Island, Digby County It w headless and badly » decompose

op hurray, wow, and so on yelled the but they identified it by a pilot the delegates, alternates and galleries. license and a photograph found

the clothing. _

,y_ rousing the audience to fighting The fishermen were Captain Guy he pitch, mostly on the side of beer. Thompson and Lou Bailey. Be-

cause of the condition of the bo

ho -

ms ld tha mdnavpm mended: ‘they weighed it with rocks an

name cu sa < "A competitive tariff for revenue

‘x purposes," whutsvep thug ig, mg Lats this afternoon they brough H reciprocal tariff arrangements with ashore the articles of identificatio , in other nations. iwhien will be for-worded to the M” M“°D°“"1d» °°’“P"L’°S °“° my 1““°°°“°°"’

sank it. '

‘fliers home in Newton, Mass.

“H tha pphubihgutggn of ,uy¢r_ No When he hired the monoplan

|Li1le said he was going to take

_L 3-ed"-ul Q-,dig to ,mm to pmvme Reynolds, later expressed the opin

ion. that he had flown the plan

l I n

over the ocean until the fuel was exhausted with suicidal inte t Three national guard planes were sent out to search for Lille the fol- lowing day, but found no trace of the missing flier.

of Roosevelt made a terrific row as the time approached for nomin- ation speeches. They had admitted- ly lost ground since yesterday but would battle to the last man, Ritchie of Maryland, Traylor of Chicago, Garner of Texas, Reed of Missouri, “Alfalfa” Bill Murray of Oklahoma, Burd of Virginia, and the once 'happy warrior, Al Smith of New York.

To Late To Classify wsnrso-srssm exams, s on

emnized at seven o‘c1ock Tuxesday ter of the orden The service

of Osias Richard, of Moncton, coli

hard.

ceremony in the presence of a

"Ave Maria" was sung by Miss u th nn, 1 in I dm Marie LeBlanc, accompanied on th B e D CPB powers' cu

mi; 3-The conference must end

Y g- will render possible restoration of

10 h.p. Must be in good condi-

Elect Officers

-_-in '

' " ,T haw,” (Canadian Press)

"A msn" nm,-,.,,,,,,,, ssnvr some, June as-sister

1-_ Mary Beatrice of Antigonish. N. Bo J, wal elected President of the Mari-

time conference of the Catholic Hospital Association at the con-

°g cluding session of the convention win here today. gg Other officers elected were: Sis-

; in Mary David, nomar, ru-st

1|; Vice-President; Mother Loyola. wo Charlottetown, Second Vice Pres- all ,ldent; Sister Louise Gertrude.

Moncton, Third Vice-President.

Executive: Mother I8!1atius, An-

N tigouish; sister kenny, cnainsm:

HERE - In L'Assomption Church Mgghsi- Mary, Chatham; Sister

W” Veronica. Saint John.

solelnnised by Rev. Emile Gallant,

and

°f GRAND LODGE

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'Z (continued non Page 1)

bride and Alfred Melanson, of

__._.1_-11-i“‘i'”"°”" be named by the Grand Lodge fo

w the various provinces unless the

‘Ti provinces themselves requested that “ this be done. ln the event of

bein ivcd, it

ceremony, the wedding breakfast such request S :Gee to at

E is

the duty of the pro nc s -

he range their own 0r8B~H1Z3l'1°“-

’ A lodge service was held for th

after which Mr. and Mrs. Bourque be , vmwu

Is' ver, who died last night in

late John E. Cornell 1'. 0 '

the

B' Montreal General Hospital as th m results of scalds he received when W” he reu into the bath in his l-

com

at his hotel that morning. on Monday he had been elected

Most Worshipful Deputy Grand Master of the Black Knight Chap-

was

conducted by the Rev. William

when Mm Germaine B°“m°°l5' Saunders, assisted by W. A. Mar- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ferdl- un of saint John

rid

" . (continued from Page ll

Creek, acted as bridesmaid while

. I1

_{iX_

“S at the present time. '

y These are the points on which

e France and Germany, have finally

det' agreed:

__ 1-Adjustment of intergovern- d mental wal' debts and reparations _ should take place without delay. d 2-steps are necessary to ensure

the stability of t.he German cur-

' rency.

B something substantial and so f

ognlzed a. final settlement has to be adapted to a. world settlement which includes the United States.

e 4-The conference must end soon

and the settlement must be such as

n d

_ _ confidence.

8 be limited to that capacity.

6-Germany cannot pay at

The conference will devote its re-

maining days to settlement of re-

ed world economlc conference

' United States will be represented.

S' sitting with us, taking part in o

conclusions to which we m

__ mittees. The first, presided over

delegate of each of the above pow

e recommendations to the heads o

the delegations of the six powe at the earliest possible moment.

The second committee will con sist of the Ministers of Commerce of the six powers, and will exam- ine measures necessary to solve the economic and financial difficulties responsible for the world crisis, The

work of this committee will in ef- fect be preparatory to the world economic conferenc

The reparations committee got to

A Flyers Ready

(Canadian Press)

F o r. Globe Hop

U. S. Officrals# Exonerated Re

Sharpe Suicide

"EW Y°f"¢' "“°° nomnou, June 29-(sr.>_Jl'ben

weather over Harbor Grace, New- Wm be no npreunuuom by th. g’_“°d1“““_;° '_';_ :_f‘:"_:;°d_!": ini-iiub aovmunent so tbe united

° "W “ . states in oonnection with the death

proposed round the world flight by |01 mom smrpe. Pummmt '__

James Muttern and Bennett Riffen.

_womb ‘informed today.

3 Dr_ James I-1. Kimball, in

; Captain A. Eden, Under Secretary

over Harbor Grace, the flyers

°U“°» “id ”‘° "°‘”‘°' W” °‘f‘;`L_";'; ,or sms for Foreign Amin sais

and that they might be able

'take off tomorrow.

'His nameless monoplans which the aviators hope to bet the globe circling record of W Post and Harold Gatty, had rece ed its final tuning up and ready to go. The plans has be equipped with numerous safety vices. Dump valves have been stalled on the- gasoline tanks

would keep it afloat. As a furt

placed in the forward cockpit the engine may be cut away thus further lighten the craft

and maps valued by the flyers

of equipment.

_il_____--

in event the plane is forced down on water the emptied tanks

her

precaution, a hacksaw has been

so and

. Fish

lines, mosquito netting, water bags

$5,000 are some of the other items

ithe Consul General at New York,

scheduled refueliing point, hcwevetr; Genld ouupbeu hm reported on

the death of the servant girl who

committed suicide in the Morrow

_:maine at Englewood, N, J., after ue iquestioning by police in connection

y .with the Lindbergh kidnapping.

_:gi "Having regard to eu ins circum- en lstances in this case," he said, “there ____ iwould appear to be no grounds

i which would warrant representa-

inna tions to me uniied states Govern-

lmcnt." The Consul General is sat- isfied that no violence or "so-called third degree methods" were employ- ed by the police in their question- ing, he said, and that the girl was not questioned "under conditions oi severe physical strain induced by laok of sleep or want of food.

The Consul reported that the girl

appeared to fear further question- ing after the first examination. "on account of mistatements she had made in the earlier examination.”- These discrepancies so affected her nerves, the Cousin found, that she ` t00k her own life.

CB.

to by he

Young Earl

year old Earlof Egmont came ba

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B"°k H°’" Lllson DEPT.

QUEBEC, Jllflc 29-(By The (Continued from page 1);

nadlan Press)-The eighteen

uk contributed under ure relief leg-

Canada l'°d“Y- A°°°mP led islation to the expenditures of pro- hi-S Umlle. F1'€d€I'i°k P°1`01V“l~ vinces and municipalities.

is 801118 bR¢k *D Pflddisi Albef- i “The Dominion Government's ad-

three years ago when his fathe

£0. his bl1’l5hP19~°€» Whifih he left ' ministratlon expense from the be-

r. glnning of the relief legislation il

recently killed in a` motor accident , 1930 up to the date mentioned

from the Canadian Pacific li Empress of Britain, on whic they travelled from Southamp

ton, but was rounded up

near the New Forest in England, above, namely Moy 151;, 1933, is up. assumed the title. The young man, proximately $125,000, which in. who became the Earl on his fath- cludes salaries, printing, stationery, er’s death finds himself worth ov a million dollars. but it is not en- expenses, or about .09 of one per- ough to maintain the historic cast- cent; or to express it in fractions, les and other property of the Eg- less than one-tenth of one per cent

er telegraph, telephone and travelling

monts which will be sold. Young of the total expenditure has been Egmont made, an unmarked exit for the Dominion administration.

r, "Up to May lst, 1932, $65,097,000 h was paid out in wages out of the - total expenditures mentioned above,

'by or for every dollar spent fcrty-sev-

wspapennen on the special en cents was Paid 101' 1Bb0llr.`

train. He declined to be inter “Another point to observe is that

- _ the

present time.

parations, leaving the economic and financial problems for the propos-

London in October, at which the

Prime Minister MacDonald sub-

mitted that if the ebonomic side of the work ww to be successfully

n dealt with “we must have the rep- ” resentatives of the United States

hi discussions and sharing in the re-

sponsibility of carrying out any

come."

dy Thereupon the six-power meeting __ -consisting of Great Britain,

France, Italy, Germany, Belgium

t and Japan-established two com-

e' ers. It will examine the present po-

boat

viewed or photographed. He re fused to state whether he was going back to Prlddis to live per- manently or what his intentions were outside of a desire to keep away from publicity.

NO INTENTION

(Continued from P1180 1)

stated that I can see no reason( whatever for advising an election this your. 1 still nold tnet view. My opinion has been that the country requires stable government and that it mould be disturbed ns little as pugibls by political dlssention in these trying days."

He intimated that when election

time came he would lead the 501" ernment forces tothe country.

While the Premier did not discuss

the subject lt is understood that C, B. smith, K. C., President of the Nova scotla conservative ASS°- clstion, is ln line for appointment to the supreme court to succeed the late Justice vincent Patou-

_________.._._ Judge: “wnetr You are retract-

ing your confession? But you told the court-"

I Prisoner: “That’s possible, but my ‘lawyer has convinced me now of

up to May lst, about 19,000,000 man days work was given, 7,500,000 days work under the 1930 act and 11,500,000 days work under the 1931

act, which expired on May lst.

"It has been repeated several

times that it costs $10.00 to gave 1 day’s work, but the figures given above disprove this. The total ex- penditure of $140,000,000 for nine- teen million days work indicates an average cost of about $7.35 per day, (which inclues not only labour charges, but also material and overhead). Of this, as above nidio- ated, $3.55 went to the wage earn- er.

“Since a large proportion of tha

cost of material also goes to labour, although not directly on the job, i it is obvious that the eotuel cost of providing a day's work is consider- ably less than the figure stated above, but there is no ready way of bringing together figures showing the man-days work given to those engaged in the manufacture and distribution of the material. ma- chinery and implements that have been utilized in connection with the ‘ unemployment relief work carried out under the 1930 and 1931 relief measures." . _______._

In zero weather sound flief through the air at 1.088 00 1.150 1261

per second.

3 sltion of reparations in light of the H_ exploratory examination alread _ mode. This committee will make

___ _

USED CARS 1

Used Cars are being sold now at extremely low prices. noun the renewing uni. und decide for yourself and let

us know what car you want

l I

1926 Dodge Coach .

1929 Ford Truck 34 ton

work immediately at the British headquarters, preparing its recom- ,mendatlons. Although the Franco- Gemlllll Bulf-the question of Ger- many's liability remains, the Brit- ish delegation is confident that il bridge will be found. One sugges- tion is that in lieu of reparation; annuities Germany should our-mul. a final lump sum, of which onc- third would go-when Germany is B510 90 PGY-in the proposed econ-

E _

1930 Dodge B Sedan

1930 Whlppet 6 Stake body,

omic restoration fund, the re-l w B- &

one you would really like is sold or before you have seen her.

1925 Star Sedan $ 50.00

_ 1926 Chevrolet Coach

, 1926 Whlppet Coach

1927 Ford Sedan ... . ..

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_ 66 Chrysler Sedan 1931 Dodge Special Sedan with new block and pistons

All of these Cars are in good running condition and

rncst of them have been completely over-hauled.

Now let ns warn you again. To he sure of getting the

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as soon as possible for fear the

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