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ANNOUNCEMENTS. COMING EVENTS, MEETINGS. ETC

“Sturgeon tea July 2nd.

3350-5-30 J1 "Talkies and Dance Montague Imudry- 3370-5-31-31.

y “Dance in St. Charles Commun- il’ l-lsll, Wednesday, June 1st.

3312-5-31-11. “Dance-Fortune Hall, Friday, lune 8rd. Admission 25c.

3351-5-31-31.

. "Come to the old-time Concert

"may Harbor North, June 2nd, by Murray River Institute. 1r stormy not ﬁne night. ascs-s-ai-ii.

“Notice-Come to the Old Time Dance st McMillan Hotel. Stan- “Pe- Friday. June 3rd. Refresh- ments. Dancing 9 to 2. Admis- lion 50 cents. 3373-5-31-31.

"At Brookfleld, June ist, "The aid-fashioned Mother.” presented ‘Y the Clyde River Y. P. S. Ad- mission as and i! cents.‘

' 3352-5-31-31

‘“C0ll1E and see the S-act play _The City Feller," by l-lunter River talent in New Glasgow Hall Tua- uv. Mily a1. Admission as and 15o.

335i-5-30-2i

_]"'l‘l1e Corran Bari Dramatic 1"‘) Presents their three act ~°mvdy Drama "The Road Back" :1 Comm Ban Hall, Friday, June "1- Good specialties. aasa-s-ai-ai.

“"Plsy at Hope River on Monday. _‘Y 30th. the Emerald Dramatic .lub will present its comedy drama q Bandits Confession," at "Pt River. 3304.30.31

"E"?- Royslty Dramatic Players '

all repeat "The Inns Ace" Thurs- Y "IBM June 2nd in Reartirs

"‘"» EM Royalty by special i-e- sentry

lul-‘it. New specialties. 3305-0-31 -3i.

. a ‘tvhurch of seetnha. Annual u" "In. Coleman June 0th at 'l éfll- summer-slog. June sth r p. in. ‘I W)". Jims 13th, Caps Trav- '°°J""° mil. 2p. m. Can

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Short Reign error Gripped- - - City of Belgrade __ Monarch Nazis 0i Adolf Hitler

Has Been Re_p_o_r_ted In Disfavor

(Associated Press)

BELGRADE, Jugo Slavic, May 30-The Palace of King Alexander and five other strategic spots in the Cap- lial were bombed today. A short reign of terror gripped the city, until the police explained that the missiles were not extremely dangerous, and were intended more as a

" demonstration or warning. The King left “for several days rest." at N iska Vanja, it was announced.

lilu APPEAL

_ Superior Court at. Montreal s week vby Mr. Justice deLorimer de-

The bomb thrown at the Palace injured~a passerby. The others-in- flicted no injuries, but caused slisht Doperty damage. Four per- sons were arrested, including a Hungarian, a Croat and an uni- dentified woman. The fourth pris-

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QUEBEC, May 3o-(By the Can- adian Fresh-Premier L. A. Tas- chereau of Quebec said today he would seek an appeal from the Judgment handed down in the last

olaring ultra vlres the Quebec Workmenh Compensation Act of 1028 and the commission lppqlnt- ed to administer the act.

"Judge deLorimefs ruling will be appealed to the SupremeCourt and to the Privy Council it necessary," the Premier said,

Back To Land

____Movement

SAINT JOHN, May 3o—(By the Canadian Presto-Approving a new back to the land plan as explained today by Hon. L. P. D. Tilley,

iislaiinni HFGERMAN c A B l N E T

Hail The Resigna- tion As A Triumph.

(By Louis P. Loohner, Associated Press Stall Correspondent.)

BERLIN, May 30_ (Alli-Dr. Heinrich Bruening and his Cabinet stepped aside today, and the Nazis of Adoli Hitler hailed the resig- nation with the triumphant slogan: "Our hour has come." But when President Paul Von l-lindenburg accepted the resignation of the two year old Cabinet there was no iri- dication that the Fascist Hitler would step directly into power-

As conferences progressed throughout the day the impression grew that the Nazis would not im- medlstely cash in on their recent state victories, but glint perhaps the next Chancellor would be a man whom they could tolerate. Then, after the Laussnne conference on June 16, there was some talk that the Nazis might assume power-—- "but, authorities agreed this was "an-

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FORT ERIE, Ont, May 30—(By the Canadian Press)—Six United States, dance bands have been bar- red from Canada. by immigration officers here acting under new regulations issued from Ottawa. The U. S. orchestras are lUlhidden to enter Canada to play even for one night.

Several Hurt

Minister of Lands and Mines. members of the City Council deg cided to cooperate with the provin- f

carrying out the project, involving payment by the city of one-third of the cost entailed.

Drowned In Few Feet Of Water

GAGETOWN, N. B., May 30-, (By the Canadian Pressl-Thomas Drummond, 25. was drowned in the Otnabog stream, near Lnwfield, Queen's County, while stream driv- ing today. The water was only a few feet deep but Drummond fell between the logs on which he was standing in the middle oi the stream, and apparently was struck by a log while going under water. A bruise was found on tho head when the body was recovered.

_ “Recital by pupils of Miss Lil- lian McKenzie. Hearts Memorial Hall, June 16th. 3377-11

"Seven Mile Bay, auction and dance. Wednesday night. I Admis- sion 35 cents. 8378-11

"Dancing tonight at Ncwstesd Inn, Winaloo. Excellent music. ' SSW-ii

"The ladies ‘of Keir Memorial Presbyterian Church will hold a d apron sale in Malpsqua Hall on June 8rd. Afternon tea also served. Price It cents. If not ﬁne, will be held Saturday. ‘

"Stop! Inokl and Listen! Don't term the!!! may st Hayﬁeld Hall on Wednesday evening, June

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the Convict". Specialties tin! of solos. instrumental music, acro-

cial and Dominion Governments in l '

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By ’Qualzes

(Associated Press) MEXICO CITY, May (iii-Slight earth tremors continued in shake Mexico City today after three shocks were felt yesterday. Several persons were slightly injured. Twen- ty-five ﬂimsy houses in Santa Clara and s. dozen in surrounding suburbs were destroyed.

Solo Flight To Greenland

TORONTO, May 30—(By the Canadian Pressl-On a solo flight to Canada via Greenland and Ice- land, James D. M. Gray, Toronto aviator, plans to take off from Great Britain about July 7 iiccord- ing to word received by friends here.

Luthelr Dead‘

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MONTREAL, May 30—(By the Canadian Pressl-Walmr E. J. Luther, who headed the Montreal Stock Exchange i‘ ughout a try- ing year when Great Britain dc- partcd from the gold standard and "pegged" or minimum prices were enforced to prevent a panic," died in his garage today of what is be- lieved to have been a heart attack.

SYDNEY. N. S». Ml! 30-(3! the Canadian Freon-Effective JIM l. Ill salaries and wage rates at the Dominion steel and Coal Corporation's steel plant here will be reduced by 1s percent, according to a no-

(Aasooiaied Press)

merit organ lzvestia today charged certain ' seeking an invasion of ‘ Siberia to “facilitate Japan's pre- psrations for war against the Unit- ed States by making available for the Japanese military machine the rich natural resources of Asiatic Russia."

In a sharp warning to Japan not

Moscow Warns The Japanese

Gov’t. Organ Tells Japs To Lay Off Siberia As It Is Not A Street On Which Imperialist Robbers May Walk In Safety.

to try to lay her hands on Siberia,

Moscow. May ﬁlo-The Govern- the vigorous editorial pronounce-

ment calied attention to "recent

elements with demands in certain sections of the

JlPlnesc press for war against So- viet Russia."

Declaring that the resources of Msnchuris first were sought, Iz- vestis. said that intelligent Japan- ese public opinion could not be

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“Much

discussion, but little action. result- ed from a special meeting ‘of the City Council called last evening for the purpose of considering (1) the altering of civic sinking fund

fish market, (3) repairs to Queen

of an electrical inspector for the city, (5) reception of a report of the light committee and (d) investi- gation of alleged improper conduct of police officers at the Abegweit Sisters‘ dance on April 15 last. Mayor Stewart presided at the meeting, at which there was s. full attendance of Councillors

Coun. Kennedy, chairman of the ﬁnance committee, read s. proposal from bond dealers for alteration in the sinking fund investment involv- ing an increased yearly interest. Certain statutory objections were pointed out by the City Recorder, and the matter, alter discussion. was allowed to stand over-

The need of remodellinl the 0M”

run market was discussed by Colm- Doull on behalf of the market oom- mittee. The opinion had been ex- pressed, he declared. that "the 1m people see of the market the more appetite they have for fish." Inad- equate dr ' was “ ' " a serious cause of complaint. The city now receives 8137 f0!‘ 1'0"‘- The market ls heated 100 days in the year and the highest paid con- cession in tie: bulldiriu 1B 011W thirty cents s. day-“the price o! two lobsters." Coun. Doull suggest- ed the installation of a new floor slab, the removal o! the central table, remodelling of the drainage system and provision of extra scal- es. The estimated cost of the change. exclusive of. the scales, would b9 l- bout ma. A plan o! the proposed change was submitted.

After discussion Coun. Day m0ll~ ed, seconded by Coun, Trainer, that the centre table be taken out of the fish market and placed almll the iear walls and that the floor be raised slightly so as to connect with the waste water p199-

Ooun. Holman suggested the in- clusion of the stated maximum lum of 8115 He thought the supplyinl of scales to ﬁsh merchants by the city was out of the ql-llliiim- Th‘ , amended in accordance with Coun. Holman‘! MIIINWM- was passed unanimously. '

Need of iebuncms the b11111 stand ori Queen scum Wu 8m"- Qg by goon. l-lennessey. He suggest- ed that it be rebuilt without a roof. On moioln of Coun. Trainer the

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batle feats. etc. Curtain rile! at sso. Mmilion ale and 15o-

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redaction was pat into affect lastfall.

matter was left over till the next monthly meetlnl.

Lengthy and. sometimes healed

Talkie,

Little __M0vie”

Mayor _Makes Curious Discovery In Utility Com- mission Act Which Holds Up Light Committee Resolution. Conn. Doull Moves Own Appoint- ment As Electrical Inspector, Finds No Seconder And_ Is Snubbed From Chair. Police Inquiry Motion Peters Out As Council Meeting Adjourns.

Electrical Inspection

R-"dlﬂl from the order of bus- iness, the Mayor said the next matter was the proposed Epp01nt_ ment of an electrical inspector. 1-19

investments, (2) remodelling of the asked 11 the 30am,“ h“ mythmg

w sussesi in this connection.

Square band-stand. <4) appointment couh. Doull said there was uh-

doubtedly need of such an appoint-

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$25,000 VOTEO F 0 R S ’ S I 0E $0H00l ANNEX

(Special i0 the Guardian)

At an adjourned meeting of the Summerslde Town Council held last night a resolution was passed vot- ing 325.000 or s sum sufficient to build an annex to the summerside High School in accordance with the request of the school board. Mayor Manson, presided st the meeting with all Councillors present with the eXﬁt-‘Di-ion o1’ Coun. Grady.

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Aged Man ls Killed By Car

(Canadian Press)

AMHERST, N. 5., May ao_m- ram Johnson, aged resident of Lit- tle River, wss killed last night “hm siiuck bl’ an automobile driven b! stldﬂ!) Ryan of Truro. Mr- Johnson, who was 88 years old, was returning to his home from a. neighbor's when lic appeared m falter and step directly in front of u“ “"- N" inquest was considered necessary.

Still Searching For Kidnappers

(Canadian Press) HOPEWELL, N. J., May 30—The holiday week-end yielded no new

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SEA WHILE FLYER

(Canadian Press)

SEATTLE, May 30-—A spectacu- lar dive into Elliott Bay here to- day ended the trans-Pacific flight attempt of Nathan C. Browne, New York aviator, at the starting point. Browne and his volunteer assist- ant in refueling operations, Frank Brooks, were fished out of the wat- er by a party in a sea sled. Browne had s. dislocated shoulder. Brooks was unhurt.

“We both left the plane at the same time," Brooks said. "We couldn't‘ help it. When the wing tore off, we were left sitting al- most in the open air.

RIUTING cnuiiuuis INSlAIN

Fresh Outbreaks By Extremists . Result In Many Deaths And Much Property Damage.

(Associated Press)

MADRID, Spain, May 30-De- spite an aiui-uncement from the Ministry of Interior today that or- er had been re-established throughout the nation after Sun- day's Extremist outbreaks, clashes occurred today at Cadiz, Seville and Algecirss. Six were killed yes- terday as Government forces broke the back of o. nationwide Extrem- ist strike. Four strikers were slight- ly injured in clashes with the police at Cadiz. When the authorities got the upper hand they pndlocked Ex- tremist hesdquarters and jailed leaders in the movement. Strikers stoned a street car and wounded s woman passenger. Service was suspended. Shipyards and aero-

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Woman's Body Found In Cellar

(Associated Press) NEW HAVEN, Comm, May 30 - yThe body of Mrs. Catherine M. Dirzius, 42, who had been beaten and then shot through the cheek, was found today between two par- titions in the cellar of her home. Anion J. Dlrzlus, 4.3, her husband, was held without bond, although he denied having committed the crime.

Child Killed‘

(Canadian Press) HALIFAX, May ISO-Joseph Grant, five yesr old son of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Grant. Queen Street, died in hospital tonight 20 minutes

after being struck by an automo-

clue in the ‘long search for the kid- l bile. The little boy was crossing the

nsppsi-s and slayer-s Augustus Lindbergh, Jr.

of Churles street and apparently turned back

Settled into their new quarters Ross, swerved in an attempt to

st the police training school

wilburths, five miles from Trenton, of the motor was Dr. H. B. Atle

police said the hunt was unabated, who had the child rushed to hos-

but than were no new devclop- pitsl where efforts to save his life ,,_ ,,,_

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were vain

“It rained plane all around us?‘ as we settled in our parachutes] to the water. We left the plane at an altitude of about 500 feet and‘ the chutes opened about 100 feet before tve lit."

Brooks said the wing was torn off in a steep dive caused when the weighted nozzle of the gasoline hose dangling from the refueling plane above caught in the stabil- izer of Browne's plane and lifted the tail and smashed the rudder, assembly. ‘

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License Plates Mo re , Important ,

RDCKPORT, Mash. May 30. (A. PJ-John H. Selig told police today his wife had driven him out of his home s month ago and that since then he had been forced to live in a shack in the woods. He returned to the house today to find the only occupants of the premise es were a few chickens in the yard. His wife. seven children and a_ i915 truck were missing. "I don't mind losing the old truck," he told oi- ﬂcers, “but I insist on getting back the license plates"

“JohlnLaw ”Deals With Disturbers

(Canadian Press) MONTREAL, Mlay 30 —- Pleadini guilty to a charge of unlawfully disturbing a Corpus Christi proces- sion on Sunday by "swearing st the informant (Constable James Halls- worth) and the Priest bearing the

Browne vrss clinging to wrccksgell

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Monoplane Lone Star Piloted B y Nat Browne Falls In Flames While Refueling ln Preparation For Tokyo Flight _— F lyers Have Narrow Escape.

Is 75 Today

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Pope Pius XI Will Be 75 Years Old Today —Is The Oldest Sovereign In Eur- ope.

VATICA-N CITY, May ail-ALP.) —The oldest sovereign in Europﬂi

Monstrance," Ronald Gaunt, Mont- real, was fried $25 and costs or one month in jail-

Liberals Name Standard Bearer

(Canadan Press)

MONTREAL, May 30—Thc Lib- eral party tonight chose Joseph Jean, K.C-,.,8.5 standard bearer in the by-eleclion to be held June 37 to elect a member oi Parliament in Msisonrieuve ward. The seat W85 held by Clement, Robitallle, Liberal, who died last year.

Pope Pius X1, becomes ‘l5 years old tomorrow. He will celebrate his dis- mond anniversary with a special ‘mess of thanksgiving in his private ‘chapel. His sister, Donna Camilla Rstti, h's niece and his nephew-by- msrrlage, Marquise and Marquis Pcrsichetti-Ugolni, and a few pre- lates of the Papal household will icomprlse his congregation.

l The Papal flag of yellow and uiiite, with the ilnra and crossed golden keys upon it, will be hoisted over vantage points in Vatican City. The Swiss guards and Papal gen- darmes will wear full dress i111‘.-

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Record & Forecast of the Weather

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leys; hloilornlo in fresh n-cslr-rly’ winds; ilIUSli)’ lair illlli not much rbnngr ln temperature.

lmwor NI Lawrence Valley: Fresh

snuiliwosi to “It'll iviiiils: partly Fiflllli)‘ with n few swam-roll FhfHVPTI.

ilult hull Nnrlli Shore: Fresh smilh and sunlhuo-t wiiiiLs, (‘IIHIIII wilh some shunts-rs.

Vnrlilmo East-lilmlerail. southwest winds; smrily cloudy and a lllile u-nrmar.

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