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losd 284,000 bushels of wheat’ for Antwerp and Rotterdam with a Hamburg option.

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NEW YORK, July 24—I..eavi.ng their wrecked trans-Atlantic plane sbehind them, Capt. James A. Moi- lison and his wife, the former Amy Johnson, arrived in New York from

the Post on,” of every wwn Press Staff Writer)

l N11 d’ honor "of all those who join with mo."

MONTREAL, July 24—Por the third week in succession ‘- m weekly traffic earnings of the Canadian National Railways and Canadian Pacific Railway were shown today in official statements issued by both organizations. In

LONDON, July ilk-Sentiment 1favoring reconvening of the World AEconomic Conference after the re- lcess which begins next Thursday ‘increased today as the monetary mommissicn adopted its report for‘ l final plenary '

(Canadian Press) _ NEW YORK, July 24—W'ii:h two

ingmsdeintllzesearchfoc-Fac- tors abductor-s. The announce- ‘prominent victims still heldf for merit said ‘Ipuhy and uu of bu] ransom, the United States Gov- fellow winners-Willie Sharkey, ernment tcds/y made its firsirGus Shaeffer, and Eddie McFad- charges-with a Chicago gang1dcn—had been identified for the chief as the leading defendant-in

A most interesting address on I animal parasites given by Dr. T. I1 W. M. Cameron, M.A., M.R..C.V.S..l Ph.D., Director of the Institute of l Parasitology, MacDonald College.' at a well attended meeting held in

‘submission at the

Bridlellort, Conn, tonight, still

addition, earnings of the Canadian

Hamm kidnapping.

Prince of Wales College under thr

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shaken from their close brush with death but thankful to have reach- id their original destination safely.

Want Long Rest

"Allwewanttodoistogoto bed for a good long rest," Amy said as they arrived at Floyd Ben- nett Field in a giant amphibian plane. , '

The British couple, who success- fully crossed the Atlantic only to srssh headlong in a marsh last

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Subject Discussed in Informative and In- terestin g Lectiire by Dr. G. R. Lomer.

National for the month of June 1993 showed an increase over earn- ings for s similar period last year. The June report of the Canadian Pacific has not public.

yet been made

For the week ended July 2i, the

Canadian Pacific reported gross traffic receipts of $2,293,000 as com- pared with $2,277,000 for the cor- responding week a year ago, an in- crease of $16,000. The National sys- tem showed an Increase of $42,023. earnings for the week ending June

night with their goal literally in sight, were flown from Bridgeport

In s. lecture on “Paper and Print-

21, i933, having been $3,091,591 as compared with $3,049,568 for the

‘the recent outbreak of kidnapping. At Oklahoma. City, relatives and ‘l Under the surveillance of 50 associates of Charles E. Urschel, armed police, Roger Touhy and kidnapped trustee of a $23,000,000 three henchmen were taken in oil estate, announced they were Milwaukee, Wis, where they were ready to "make contact with the named in Federal warrants as the,kidrlappors ourselves." They ex- kidnappers of William Hamm, Jr., ‘pressed willingness to co-operatc millionaire St. Paul- (Minn) iwith Federal officials but said “our brewer, for $100,000 ransom. iflrst inteerst is the welfare and

“I am confident we shall we able lléilifll of Mr. Ursohel." to obtain convictions in the l-Icmm case." said Melvin H. Purvls chief of the U. S. Bureau of Investiga- tion at Chicago.

UP until today, Verne Sankey. lrecieved at the Urschel home this one time railroader of Melville afternoon ad immediately an at-

ihe Federal investigation to make.‘ contact easier.

Tvlo special delivery letters were 111111111 111’- 913416111911 W11 In opening his address Dr. Cam- 1 eron pointed out

auspices of the Prince Edward Is- land Veterinary Medical Associ- ation. Dr. J. R. Cunningham, Sum- merside, presided. The address sol impressed the audience that Dnl Cameron was invited to deliver al l 0 G c A B I N series of addresses on FarmersW ' Week next March. f ~ Following the address consider-i able discussion took place regarding A 24.nov,; 1151c w” order“ jmwarble flies in the province. The ,1‘ advantoge of Prince Edward Islandl as an nxea. in which the parasite? s pointed out

that enormou

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Father Makes Heroic l Effort to Rescue 1 Boys From Burning‘ ‘ Homestead.

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sitting.

The French delegation was re- liably reported to be anxious that the parley should not adjourn in- definitely and Georges Bonnet, French Finance Minister, is under- stood to’ have made this clear in submitting as reported the docu- ment outlining the work of the monetary group.

At a meeting of the Steering Committee which was also held to- day Jams M. Cox of Ohio support- ed a move for formation of s. per- manent executive body which coull reassemble the Congress but Whlfl

b d it ith t 11rd (Canadian he“) would not dis an w ou

calling for a plenary session to givi .E5".S.’.‘.°'IE;.?.1Z' i.""'..fi.".i°’; "-1- 0 W e h till eatly con ,. tonight from Dungsnon township The “we are a gr

corresponding week last year.

The June report of the National system showed not revenue, after payment of operating expenses,

Basic, and previously sought for torney left in an automobile fm| w1151a8° 09¢"?! annually through} two other abductions in the wm- an unannounced destination. Alsogdsease- 1114111111111 911d P°°F 111111111" em Uited States, had been accus- three deputies left the courthouse 11°11 °1 1111111 111111111115- 511911 <1°11<11j 9d of the tions might be traced to microbes.‘

by Pilot Ralph C. Wickfcrd. Sever- al thousand persons, many of whom had waited hours to greet

ing in China." given last night by Dr. G. R. Lomer at Prince of Wales College in the Library Institute ser- '

them last night, lined the banks of Jamaica Bay u the amphibian dropped down near General Italo Balbo's air fleet, and watched the Mollisons carried to a waiting auto-

mmnbile. , . ./,. ,_

Both still wore bandages and

ies, several misconceptions that pre- vail among western people were re- moved. To the Chinese is generally accredited the invention of four things that changed the western ‘world: _pa_per. movable type, the mariners compass and gunpowder. The lecturer also pointed out how

Mrs. Mollison grimaced frequently when she was lifted into the plane

far advanced the Chinese had been centuries ago in matters of Econo-

amountlng to $085,898, an increase of $249,981 over net revenue June 1932. The increase was shown despite a. decrease of $371,698 in gross revenues and was attributed in an' official stateme ‘ to reduc- tion in operating expenses.

for

MONTREAL, July iii-The Can-

adian National Railways, after the

I-famm kidnapping. in a automobile loaded with guns. Widespread search is now being A spokesman for the family said conducted for Sankey and Gordon that the letters, however, did not Elkhorn, also a. former Canadian relate to the kidnappers. rail-hand. Hamm was kidnapped On the 18th day since his abduc- from near his brewery June l5. tion, relatives of John J. O'Con-

The Touhy gangsters were ar- nell. Jr.. of Albany, N. Y., were re-

after an automobile accide t, taken faith"

to food stuffs, 0r to parasites. All‘ Institute of Parasitology had re-1 cently been established in Mac-N Donald College, in view of the fact that little was about the subject. rested in Elkhorxl, Wis., last week ported seeking a. "sign of good! m‘ Gamer” 1“ °pen1ng 51mm from the gang holding hint lihat parasites absorbed such large

generally known 1

and told how lightning Sunday night brought death to three boys in the log-cabin homestead of Thomas Woodmore, backwoods farmer.

The boys, Roland. nine, Donald, eight, Woodmore’: sons, and an eight year old nephew named Grant, died in a small room in the}

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xt Bridgeport, and again when she was taken out of it here.

mic, Agriculture, Medicine and oth- er arts. '

It was in 105 A. D. that Tsal Lun first invented paper out of old fish nets, hemp, and rags and became later the patron saint, as it were, of the papcrmnkers.

The Chinese, however, had used other materials for writing, includ- ing bamboo, wood and stvne- HOW these affected the process of writ- ing was shown in an interesting series of slides, leading up to the story of the discovery of the world's earliest printed book, called The

Great Fatigue

Captain Mollison, who semnuted the crash of the Seafarer to his great fatigue after 39 hours of bat- iling hesdwlnds over the Atlantic, appeared exhausted. l-lis head was lwathed in bandages. as was Mrs. Afollisolfs right hand.

COMING EVENTS. MEETINGS, ETC

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payment of operating expenses. had net revenue in the month of June amounting to sasssss, anin- crease of $249,981 over June 1932, according to the official monthly statement ‘covering the all-inclusive system issued, here today.

Gross revenues amounted to $13,- 526,022, showing a. decrease of $271,- 688 from the figure for ~June 1932, but operating expenses were re- duced by $521,869, being $12,540,126 in June 1933 as compared with $13,081,796 in the corresponding month of 1932. V

For the first half of the present year, January 1 to ‘June 30, gross revenues on the Canadian National amounted to $67,474,871, a decline 0f $12,607,617 from the 1932 figure. Operating expenses were reduced in that period by $9,098,268, as com- pared with 1932, expenses in the

to Chicago for questioning about They the $50,000 kidnapping, of Johmpersonal profession of O'Connell to Factor, then returned to Elkhonfassure and Milwaukee Mondayin plepara- ing with the kldnappe . tlorl for prosecution in connection

with the Hamm case.

In announcing the arrests of- ficially at Washington, the United States Department of Justice also He was shot and wounded fatally stated substantial progress was be-

wanted a ring or some other them they were really deal-

Philadelphie. authorities hunted as murders the men who attempted to kidnap Frank A. McClatchy, prominent real estate salesman.

when he resisted the kidnappers.

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‘Italians Scheduled To Leave For Shediac Today

General Italo Balbo Plans to Take Off From New York At

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llquantities of food that the animal iwas unable to maintain its own body in a. healthy state. Other daJnage is caused by blockage, by irritation. by damaging delicate tissues, and by producing poisonous B! secretions.

The speaker then dealt with the

111B Cycle of the internal parasite, of

In gmeral fields infested with par- asites from one

other kind of animal,

There were heavy losses in young pigs from roundwomis. which are communicated indirectly from the sow. Wire vl-orms in sheep were common in all parts of Canada. to Parasites which cause vodular diseases in sheep ruined the intes. tines fo rthe manufacture of saus- 1180 Casings, and as a. result more than a million dollars worth of

cabin ‘while Woodmore,

binned, made

reach them. During the height of an electric-

and wipe out his home.

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badly 1

heroic efforts to

storm that swept the district.

Woodmore told Dr. Lum, a bolt of lightning burst through the roof

his house. setting it instuntly1

their

watch the flames kill his sons

cerned over curency stabilization and this feeling apparently is thl basis of their desire to reopen the deliberations after a long holiday Some members of the British and Dominicns delegations are expect- ing io see British currency unhock- ed from the French franc after the recess begins and the possibiliw 9! this development is causing some concern among the Paris group. Several important delegates from the Domlnions are likely to remain a short time after the parley dis- bands for private conversations with members of the British Gov- ernment in the 110196 0! 1011111118 B

pointing out that the parasite orig- ablaze. Half-stunned by shock 1 sterling bloc whose currencies inates outside the bod of the host. Woodmore, his wife, and a relative y who was spending the night at the or the dollar’ kind of animal homestead, rushed out in could be cleared if cropped by arr-might attire, All were burned be- fore they could reach the door. Outside Woodmone turned and fought his way back through the flames, striving to reach the child- ren. He was driven out and forced

would not be hitched either to gold

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7 I . .- Wednesday afternoon. 2007-7-25-11 t‘; °::1:“':‘:_,°:1$ The icalllm Air Armada. held 1n ly. Red worms were a cause o; -__ (Canadian Press) ' s 1’ - Jamaica Bay today by deuce for debility and lack of vitamins m CHICAGO’ ‘my “F111?”-

"°°m° 9M1 601m =1" 1O FREDERICTON, N. n, July 24- Th“ 5151"“ h“ a n" '°"°"“° over the North Atlantic coast, will horscs Wild animal it 131mm" °f the Mercantile m- ,. ‘- lkacadio Hall July 2cm. Supper, The mus, messing hm mnmh, deficit for the first half of 1933 of lem s, s s_ m" E53; tomorrow _ often‘ read“ trangggsigs we; change ordered trading m future ,- . m Crew’ Bing“ 198L125“ of the Maritime Fire Fighters‘ “mlgah ‘a “films” 11°" "°"°“"° on the first stage of its trek homo domesflcated "mavens in emxes deliveries OI both escs and butter ‘

m the "n" period of 1932 o’ $620" via Canada if the weather clears. ' '

Athletic Association was the open- ing event of a. varied program of sports and amusements which will

(Asoclsted Press) DEXTER. Iowa, July 24—Clyde Barrow, notorious Texas outlaw,

suspended for today to enable cler- ical staffs to catch up with their work. Trading will be as usual to-

"Harland excursions Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays. or further information phone 773.

111° question was a serious one. Warhles cost the United States between fifty and 011g

369' - The black-bearded General of the

Fascist flyers, Itslo Balbo, arranged

' 14814441‘ begin tomorrow morning and con-

1 “Reserve Wednesday. August 11111119 Thllrsdfly- More than 25o mgtion ac i1 o'cl0cl<“t0f1-'S111°n:$: with 901199 1n 11- W°°d°d 111d°'""“3’ bee-like insect docs not bite but; 1-”: “veek “more "cord breakers m 1'1 "m. 1933 ‘or big Masonic Picnic at meme“ from various Maritime Dr. James H. Kimbu , uoverd 1 d land tonight was dodging over west- ll lays “A eggs on the ha" or the v0 ume as prices fell rapidly. 1 “FY10 Bhcref. 1896-7-19-61- Province centres had registered 11D M a)‘ def Mystery Me1°°1°1°3131 W111’ 11m 9' V” ern Iowa with a. network of men

to tonight. It. was decided to hold future annual tournaments in con- junction with annual conventions of the Maritime Fire Chiefs’ As-

"Ice Cream Festival Albany Vil- rBG School, Tuesday evening, J-uly 5th. If not fine, first fine evening.

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many oceanic aviators. A 1118111-

circumstances, the Generals attach- es said.

to obtain the 11117681 W°°111°F 1115"‘ today fought a machine gun battle

in aeroplanes, armored cars, motor- cycles-all connected by wirelesl- hot in pursuit.

Fleeing with him in a. stolen

flight would not be made under any

The motors of the 24 powerful

hundred

million dollars yrarly. ‘The large

animals. A small maggot develop- ed from the egs. burrows through the body tissues to the hack where it develops into a warble.

The botflies were dealt with in

morrow. The last three days of

The Late Mr. CJ. Gallagher ~

or thunderstorms.

Moderate to fresh winds shifting

to northwest; cloudy and becomlnl

omewhat cooler with lwll slwwcrl

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President; G. W. Hunt, Dalhousie, u, 1a., Vice-President, and Rod MecCulsh. Sydney Mines, N. 8., Secretary-Treasurer, were re-eleot-

String of Pearls" by Canoe Cove Dramatic Club. Admission 15c and 16o. July 24-21.

"511Y111I 11" "W1 (911191! "W" ed at tonight's meeting of the Firs tonight to have sdvanced some ‘"3111’! “med °“' y) “mm” 311ml 3‘ ‘mmmflc 915M“ should be given 1n “fly wmm’ F- J. Spencer. Ltd. The death oc- iiicligliliil-er" ' " 117111115»!!- Jllly 37th. i111 W0 01310919. mmsrs- Mums Mmhflom m, stages nearer by the finding under NEW YORK’ ‘m1? “"15 '_ 111111 11" "Wlvefi- curred rather unexpectedly about IXPQOt prices to be lower next s, ham on Mich“; Bradley-s “m, Forecast tonight 0f thundtffihw‘ The machine gun battle brought

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the murder last Friday of the Bradley family at Demers Centre.‘ on Allumette Island, was believed

0f a .32 rifle. Whether this is the

flight ‘I0 Shedla], N.B. Trlsn word

ere and head winds over the General Italo Bell-lo and his squad-

of them believed badly wounded.

P011“ about the capture of Marvin Ber- row, brother of Clyde, and Mar-

horses, or in some varities in the from Dr. Kimball of baa weatherfThey had hidden out near here forl11°5°- A11 61990195 Were Gully d98-

csused General Bslbo to Order 3191s week with an arsenal of two my“! by 93111011 17151111111169. which

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Guardian records the death at the age of fifty-six of Mr. Charles J. Gallagher, manager of the Prince Edward and Capitol Theatres of

eleven o'clock yesterday forenoon in

onto, mum temperatures. Dnwsoll ... 00s ..... Akinfik

Cal the Prince Edward Island Hospital. ‘i,

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