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°"°"°“3":'."T'-`=""' "° °""' CHARL0TTE‘T0WN» CANADA. - THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21 1933 12 PAGES

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Annuni lubseripfion Delivered “.00 Brllsncsas¢|»ansU.s.s.u_s0

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Canadian HeldByiCI]MMIINISTS Cuban Workers EIIIIE TIIIIIE IN

RIITIFICIITIUN 0F IIATERIIIIYS

SUUGHT

Roosevelt Discusses St. L a w r e n c e Scheme With Wa-

terways Men.

Ig , . . -li chain of waterways encircling me eastern half of the United mics, with the Mississippi and St. mrence-Great Lakes systems as wer links, was charted today at n. mierence between President Roose- “ii md waterway proponents. coordination of the two principal

' __ ,

‘ Mosman... sept. 2o_sa uni_`

Situation Grave As F or ei g n Lives Are En- dangered. 1

(oumlnn Prev) _

dsntified Canadian and American, suzer mill managers. were reliably I‘°D01'i¢d. from Toreaso, Oriente

by Cuban workers who thwarted 9, police attempt to release them.

5511 Mlmil. belot by Labor unrest

invziiiiouiv

Will Face Charge of

Setting Fire to The Reichstag Building.

IMIPZIG. Germany. Bept. 2o._<A.

P.)-Preparations were complete to- night for the beginning of the trial tomorrow of five men charged with setting fire to the Reichstag build-

ar shortl before the

I ineiestnebru

Pr vin »Y- Y

O ce' ” being hem pm°n"s election which strengtlicnerl the

position of Chancellor Adolf Hitler adn his Nazi party.

ASHTNGTON 5°” *°f'(A~Pl Th' 9'°'°"'“”‘°“° °f "°m°° GH" The hearings will be hem under

Un i ted States To Recognize Soviet Russia

(By R. H. Hippleheuscr, Amo- cisted Press Staff Wdtcr) (Copyright, 1938, by the Asso-

ciated Press) _

NEW. YORK, Sept. 20-The

United States, it was reliably indicated tonight, will recol- niae the Soviet Union before Congress comvenea in January.

President Roosevelt was rep-

resented in several unusually well-informed quarters as hav- ing decided on Russian recog- nition some time s¢o, but has awaited s. time when the pro- gress of domestic affairs would allow him ample opportunity to settle the matters involved.

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Illilll-'TISS

IISSIIMES RIILE IIT ITICTATIIR

Austrian Chancellor

Takes Complete Ex- ecutive Control of Affairs.

VIENNA, Sept. 21-(Tllursday)-- (A.P.)-It was authoritatively an- nounced early today that Chan- cellor Dollfuss was taking over com- Plete Executive control of Austrian affairs, including the army, the pe- lice and the gemdarmerie in e. new "cabinet of personalities."

It was explained the new Doli-

the Presidency of Wilhi B ,

in the east of Cuba, announced former Premier of Saxhht' lIInTT1T~ hm Cabinet Wm b° mrmed °n me 1555 nlilht thlit the rebel leader, historic Audience Hall, where mostI mm °f eummm°n °f p°]m°”1 °f me “TS” Submarine Cable in 511511 31°-5 Hemwdtl. 9-nd his foi- ofthe high treason cases liars liceni ~ ,D8I'il€S- Cabinet members who be- America. A feature of the cere- lgwen in Camaway Province’ had tried in recent yeam ‘ long to parties will be shelved. and I molly, coniniciited on by the chnir-I been surrounded. _ Parliament will lay down ma.ndates.|

ELIITED WITII ._...............

Reinforee Protection ' nit” into the Presidente pubue on the eve or the trial aliens

It was not as yet definitely dis

wp programme was understood Wie been the primary subject of wdlscusslon between Mr. Roose- dslld Frank F. Walsh, Chairman (ihe New York Power Authority, mi Colonel Robert I. Randolph, msident of the Mississippi Valley isociation.

Authorizes Huge Expenditure

The President has authorized a

|i1J,000,000 expenditure for im- pavement of navigation and flood sntrol in the Mississippi River sys- un. Tho New York State Power tuillorlty expect him to sanction a $000,000 expenditure if and when

ieircaty with Canada for building be st. Lawrer.ce sr.-away is ratified. 'his combined system would give uestutral and northern' Mississippi

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ANNOUNCEMENTS, COMING EVENTS,

MEETiNGS, ETC

"mrnounermentnu are inlerted ll Alt culumn ut 2 rents per ward strictly pnyuhlu in ndvialrce.

"Hortoifs Dance Friday, Sept. Und. 1260.

"Fortune Hall, Dance! Regular. Friday, September 22nd. 1198.

"Ground Lime-High Quality - Low Price-Brookville liluilufactur- ing Co., Brockville. N. B. N-380.

"Card Party Holy Redeemer Hall, iliursdny, September 21st, at 8 P. M.

1232.

"Variety Concert in Kensington, I’l'1<iH.V. September 22nd. Proceeds " Bid oi sCh001. 1250.

"Dance at _Borden in Abcgweit Hotel, Friday, September 22nd. Good music. 1253.

"Loading lambs at Selkirk Mon- liiil. September 25th, lambs and 11025 nt St. Pcter's Tuesday, Septem- bcr26lh. Geo. J. Mclimis. 1256.

“See Kingston Plnycrs in Stan- itl. Friday, September 22nd. Pro- Deeds in aid of rink. If not flue on Bdtillduy. 1235.

"Big dance at Seven Mile Bny lieuuuy night, sept. 25th, Lunch Ind refreshment booth. Charlotte- ttvm B. I. S. orchestra in attend- \nce. 1247

"information regarding Over- NBS' Post Graduate Scholarship my be had from Daughters of the Emblre. Prov. Secretary, Box 416. Charlottetown. _ 1242

"Whats New? Vera Williams Dmlnll Classes. Who says so? iivtrybodv. where? The 13.1. s. Ball. When? Starting October ha. 're register-Phone era. izez.

fltkensingtcn shipping club

£4102 h0gs and lambs Wednes- Y forenoon, Sept. 27. List stock Vlih secretary if you went best re- °1m.Jeha E, sharp, secretary. 1261

mmhcties-As I have leased my m il of business I offer for sale Vg entire stock at- special reduced B tes for balance of this week. A. -Cutcliffe, Hunter River. 1246

°°5UYills live hogs and lambs §§’§§‘1°¥- September seth. Hunter AMEQ Everett Haslam, Emerald. “me M05-S0. Kensington, buying

We- Sisnea A. E. wesieeré

12 6.

|0t°t°£;lifi0 News-The First Char- qm G““ COMPANY of Canadian mmm Hides will start their weekly 4., 5, “S Mwdnv. september astb. y,._|°*P"°fi School-room, at _'I

(Canadian )

ST. QUENTIN, N. B.. Sept. 20-

mlnioh by-election in Restlgouche Madawaska on October 23- This, in tum, created a. vacancy in the Provincial House.

Mr. Michaud, who has acted as

firiaucial critic for the opposition during his term in the Legislature. was nominated by a large major- ity. Hs had two rivals, J. B. Leger, Campbellton, and Andrew G. Wal- lace, Edmimdston.

Paul L.. Dube, of Edmundston, is

Mr. Michaud's anticipated msig-

(Aslwilwd P1293)

s'r. THOMAS, virgin Islands.

Sept. 20-Two United States sold- ier; gerving With th9 00Clt Iridi- iery in the Canal Zone, were pick- ed up 150 miles from Colon aft/er

small open boat, were landed here may by the Danzig motorship Franz Klssen.

The men-Privates John J. Cal-

lahan 01 Lynn, Mass., and Solomon IH, Churchill, New Haven, Conn.- werc suffering from ¢l'P0l\1\'° *nd

“mm they were picked up they

were dressed in bathing suits. For 51,; days they had been without food and they were almost dead

.,,h¢m¢@oN|'IlHlhil'lU~

nothing of material valuc by attend-

ants are Marinus Von Dcr Lubbe, a.

awaska in the New Brunswick T

arzff Board .

Legislature, was nominated todayi reports Wmbe 155 d _ * ' ' -

th Do- ° The advisahillty of holding further _ based on the French plan for Mmm _ agp-

e.s Liberal candidate for e

_ Makes Ruling’ , Chocolate Cove _,,..,.,.,,,, ,,, C,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,. ,.,_ _._ mm mm was b__m__ by

. dents to debate the Empires prob- _ ' `

Ma fl D YO ul n e d | iems will probably be one of the (Associated Press) H3;_me°;f;1°t;I§ g';’;I§;;’st";;_° xii;

t _ wnsnrnofron, , _ _ ‘ ° ' '

most important ques ions before to Bept 20 Pres em pending the ommme of B Cabbi

morrow's public plenary session, ident Roosevelt let it be known , I _ _ _

(C““”di““ Press) which brings the Conference to a. today that whether or not any I net mcmmg at London' Bench of' ` - \

' [ ficialf; nirlintnincd that the point oi ( \‘ [0/0']

(Canadian Press) '

OfI’I‘AWA, Sept. 20-Irish linen

and enter Canada free under the `British preferential rate, the Tur- lff Board ruled today. The rulllls. to come into effect in two mouths, will mean that Irish linen hand- kerchieis and tablccloilis manu- factured partly in noi-ilniru Iro-

cannot be semi-processed in Chula’

were sent to a hospital. l

(Canadian Press)

- MONTREAL, sept. 2c-slmul- itaneously with the rise of the Can- Iadlan dollar to 90 cents lu terms

of United States currency today, the United States dollar declined to s. new low in foreign exchanges and the price of gold act a new record high, 335, 9d an ounce in

they had drifted six days in l'London

Rumors of the imminence of in-

flation in thc United States and

"consequent, speculation in currency

resulted in this situation as mar- kets opened. The United States dollar at one time stood at 63.84 gold cents.

Washington Silent

Later the silence of Washington

and profit taking reduced the early excitement On the currency ex-

,ehan¢e.'l‘ii.,lmltadHAtCdollM

recovered to 65 gold cents, and Canadian recedcd a cent in terms of the United States dollar to 98.

While French francs and other

gold, currencies recorded gains against the pound sterling, the pound rising against the United States dollar, mounted to near par at 4.85%.

Movements in Canadian and

American markets generally were uncertain and irregular. Stocks continued to back and fill, settling lower, tumbling in the final few minutes in New York for s. loss of $1 to $4. Grains finished with de- clines of 1 to 2 cents e. bushel. Bonds were weak. Canadian mar- kets followed the hesitant action of the United States exchanges.

Advices from Washington during

the dey were not awouraging to

,hlilntdtxlltl ‘

The Navy Department in Wash. Sack, Attorney for Ernst, Tcrgler,. -

former Communist party whip ini °I°5°d Whethei' the Heimwehf

ington ordered four destroyers to | pressed from the Gumtanmnc the Reichstag, declared llc learned (H°m° G'U°1`d) IWW-1l'|5 11 Flirt oi|

:base to remmme me pmwctmn for I ____ the Dfllitical picture. A new Cab-1 ~° a..........- c.-n» wr . u W” by stood on sntuia, santiago eau tb ‘ S ~f“ ‘ ' 5 lg” ° - ' '

me of Pines to ou" shelter to an; ins the blaze at London. PUCGS DOHTJIG That Shortly alter the announcement Amenmm toned to have the hh In addition to Torgler the defend- of 'Yea1.I“dica_ T Christian-Social meeting under

tenor of cuba by "mat D t h _ ted 3? iclminnanship of Karl Vnugoln

' ` , tel' Cf the Army and-an

President Gnu h d d young u c Communist and three ~ ns ,

8 ma ° rm, Bulgarian political refugees, Wnsil ____ ironic coincidence-Princess Star-

ESSPZZZHEZ tiirxasedrzélgkxs Bpotuugal Tanefx, Gcorgi Dimitroff and Blagoi hembcrg. mother of the Heimwehr

' “ 5 u' Popod German police say Torgler iC‘l“3dI°»“ Press) leader wound b 155 1

ate, int ra' _ ' _. ' “VY ““g“°°m' en ma say o raus govern has confessed setting the me_ KE.NTVI.hL»E, N. B., sept. 20. munique to me effect that me

ment. illdidiltcd they would not _ik __.__. Happy fruit growers moving the

esree to such 1 step. T Annapolis valleys z'5ooooo ben-el pm’ ,was ’°“d1y behind D°“’“"

(N‘l°°il\¢¢‘1 PNSS) L F apple crop toward the coiist, recelv- ;I:g_hO;_1':hesmi}:3stIBn Cormrauve

wasanicvron, sept. so-rear 0393 Urtune ‘ eu more or less good news today ,rms was exachy the same phrase

for the safety of United States clt- when cables from the United Kin8- -

izens in the interior of Cuba Fyles P lea dem n.moun<',cd that the :first ship- used’ by D°“fu”’ °“ Sepwmh" 11'

d bm" ht when he set fourth his conception

brought advice from the State De- ment of the season ha g of the new Austrian

, , sz te. li h

partment for the country's nation- Ban rap tcy prices averaging from la shillings a precipitated a wordy base b;`_l£n

____ lmlicl.

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A1lXi0uSly “_Wf"T'Cd ihI`0l1S110l-li? N°' chsrciellingvigdbgg and “LC Itclcizrnph service here. Mr. Mor-

(Continued on Page 10) (Associated Press) va Scotws great orchard c0,mm_y_ .

SOUTH BEND, Ind., Scpt. 20- mcse cables promised the growers Dolflfuss himself has not yei is-

Col' George M' Studebaker’ one' . almost double the return they re- tirne milllonnuc whose fortune uas Cclwd from their first shipments

1 I E L wiped out in the collapse of the A I

_ last year, and with thc pound sterl- ¢ V

I Insun uuhty empire, today fylcd n. ing quoted a dollar higher than thisi Routlne W0rk

plee. in bankruptcy in the United time in 1932 me ouuoox ,mod for `States dntrict court here He een. u mghly successful ma ./mg an C0fn]n On wealth

:B A D I D E mated his debts at 'nlniest s2,soo,- sm C /_~ . 000 and as=ets nt less than $5,000 Sides a record crop me 8,-ow"-3 0 n e r e n C e

_ plus certain items upon wliicli he hav; the ndvanmge of cleaner and

placed n° value' better colored fruit to 'put on the (Canadian Press)

Col. Studebaker, once a director mm,kct_ TORONTQ sept, 20__-I-he British M the Studebnkcr Comommn’ has Prices received in Liverpool for Relations Conference put in sevcra.lI

nm been °°““°°I°d “ml mc Cor' ii-,e first shipments ranged from 16 hours of routine work today, on the I _ _

Press poration for the past ten years. » to 25 shiiiings the barrel for num- reports of commissions summarizing, Brltaln, T PICK UP “IS ,

b r ones and from 12 to 17 shillings. the conferences achievements. Ati , _ I s `

Pan1s,scpt.zo.-<A.P.>~s ualtcdl “E “Eggs _

sued a statement.

J. E. Mlchaud, member for Mad- for domestics. the sessions close none of the re-.

' visions had been completed, but all ,P R 0 G R A M M E

ue tomorrow

DEER IST-'AND' N' B" Sept' 20-, close. suggestions to the contrary are rc

Wil.-;on McNeill, 50, of Chocolate,

Cove was dead tonlght, a victim states im mi t t

’ th °f <1f°“'1““¢» 1° W” °°““°° he Bernt B al chen um... us izriwiooiufivii .nf lost his way in a storm and fell struction pmgr;’1mn'w over the public wharf at Leonard- Operated on Almost on me ev; of the dis

the Conservative candidate, andiland and partly in China, will l>c‘-.'ill.~, where the body was found. Mmmmm Co fer n to _ _

35 L [ H H knuwn in section il C CS COh\Cll(l

icon o c was we Successfully next Monday at Geneva’ word camel

the Farmer-Labor Party, s newlyassessed duties of DC" _

is to have the value and four ccnis a pound of New Brunssuck owing in his from the Whnc House that since

formed group. also eXlJ'-‘C _ _ _ I “ repmsmmme In the Held' in Weight' amwuiT_j1_.__.e1ect‘0n mmm gm' - isssooilicd rx-ess) contracts had been iet for the az-

i ~ it would roeecd

e Le ieietive he T '_;4m1_' “O” CAPE TOWN, Union er south Shi’ l°’°¥‘°“‘”‘€ P

Chen as scheduled Dispatches from Lon-

nation from th g ° , e

. . n t sl I t R G Africa, sept. zo-Bei-nt ani , ~ -

sembly gifiesm-T5 §;;‘;ihgan; two n a the noted “yer wen known in CBn_ don today told of iiiformaiioii con-

e `- 3 nt an a nd_ veyed by British statcsmcn to

Conserv .

(M d ka and York). ° ada, today undcrwo Doe

vacancies B aw” O a lor]-Iicitis operation described ns com- Norman H' D“Vi5'tAm°rI"““ Am'

mately Bucce5sm1_ bzlssndoi- at large, hat fulfillment

of the complete programme might

I e TS - _ . ' 'rh te 1 hi ~h b ts

IJ' S' S0 dl Canadian Dollar Makes Spectacular Rise As U.S. Wm; :Elegy gh HSubv;n¢r;=;H;1ns mm B had impmsion upon mm

nc Dro 5 tries gathered at the Geneva moot-

t Days" ' Curre y p ' and his shipmates some hours of I n 0 en B o ati

p i

inquiry was cleared up by s slate

:ment that when he left. the ship |he met a. friend taking dinner at s. hotel. It was explained he spent the evening in his friends com- pany and returned shortly before midnight, going to bed quite ignor- ant of the excitement created hy his “disappearance”

Will Close Relief Camp

f (Canadian Press)

.|gum~iltlxe1vecetmcedtolea|e.

_ _ ing,

IDNG BRANCH, Ont., Sept, 20.-

l 1 rciurucd he ln.<'ii=Lr.d

spexesmen for soo strikers at the f""°f W

Dominion Government relief camp mme "5" be t°k"“-

' ~ onlractrd it colfl

hers said tonight they believed the The Pfvufllllt C men would remain at the camp, dos- . '

P1” m 0,-der from Ottawa Closing this off, the nlodrraic fcvcr linger-

ed.

Marks

A large concourse of citizens and

many school children witnessed yesterday the unveiling' of the

bronze tablet at the Provlncialf .Bui.l<i1ug, conunemorailng the lay-7 ins. on November 22, iesz, between this Province and the mainland,

gratulatory messages received by! t€198Tl1lll. cubic and marconigrnnh' from senior executive officers of

press associations in Canada, Unit- cd States and England,

The tablet, an artistic bronze‘

tice Mnthicson at the conclusion efl the programme.

Professor D. C. Harvey, M. A.,

Archivist for the Province of Nova Scotia and n member of the His- toric Sites and Monuments Board which is responsible for placing the ‘ tablet, presided. In the course of his introductory address, Prof. Harvey reviewed the objects of the Board and the work which it has acconiplished since its inception,

I i American Telegraph Company

'which for many years operated the

man was _ ' , _

' the large number °f C0" .5f\U‘~f-’. Postmaster Grfncral, Ot-

conllllunicmion °°ml’fm-ICS *md way, Vice Pl‘csidcr.l, Cunarlinli Na-

Memorable Ceremony

Unveiling Of

Commelnorative Tablet

il ° . 1 “ii.‘.f$§ii§.‘§`i>I?1§i‘f§§f9r°§§iei ii§.3ERRYP|CIiERS

Chief Justice Mathieson Yester-

. day, Commemorating Epochal

Milestone Inrfsgfehsefue. ivvunin ifvu

VICTIMS UE

lrwelfstins review ez the history or

ielezrwhr. particularly in this. - . Province, .ine of ii.. .d,.,,,,,,g,,:i)rl1iking of Stagnant which this servicil ii-ie bn", =,, qw' \\7ater Fr

' “ \ Om -

“'°‘““~ I I ached Well iiifban

MT' -7~ M. Mllfiil. muiluger nfI oves

the Canadian National Telegi-Mini Fatal.

for the Proiirlcc, tllerr read -the' ~-__-___

Icrillgrzltlllulmjv inf»<_<;i;;¢\,, X-pC,.§\,_.d_ ‘Canadian Press' ilcse urrc from ilu.-.1i0li_ Arthur; ST. THOIVLAS D'AQUlN, Que,

;Sept_ 20.--Stagnallt water from al

tiiwfi: Messrs. G. H. Hoyle, Man.-.abandoned well. consumed by A

HEZCT. /\ll§10 American Tclr-gi'apl1_linpp_v berry-picking family party Conipony, .\lont1"r»nl; D, E, (33110. today had claimed two lives ihrougll

typhoid fever. Two other member)

tional Tele re me Tomnw- _ . of thc family uf Emile Menard were

E5 l . S. J.

Hungerford, Acting Prcsideni, Can-` "mcauy nl-

adian National Railways, Montreal; The dead "V

E_ W_ Beatty' Kc" Prcsidcmy Cun__ Emile Menard, 41, farmer, ndlfiii Pnrlfic Rziilwaty Conipziny, paul Menard' hm 14`year'°ld sm*

Montreal; Denison Pender, Chair- . Two other Children’ Madeline and

man' Impcrml and International Raymond, aged nine and seven rss

Oommummmms Limited' L0ndon_ _ pcciively, were at death's door.

’) On a sunny Sunday afternoon ii.

Herber A. Wh c _

1_(,cm_ Lf thc M;t1_C'0x3InC‘;)a;;;gnyD(;‘fAugust, authorities learned Menard I_,,,,d,m F.,g1.,nd. H M `Shm_t ' and his children went to woods neaf

_` " ` ’ ' ' ' his farm to pick blueberries. The-is '

lifanogmg Director, Canadian Mar- buckets were about fined when me,

conf Company, Montreal; Hector stumbled oder the WSL .

Chai'-leswoiih, Chairman, Cariad- Tying `n pan to a cord they had

ian Brontlcasiing Conunlsslon, Ot- I Wm, mum' Menard puucd up wage; tavra; Roderick Jones, Chairman “my be-,ng gm,-§iy_ all four arent;

HE mm called “W” the °hI9fIof I‘c\1if~r:~. london, Pug: F WJ A gm, feta :ggi-r 31.5,.-,._-,-, f¢i_\_ vm. speaker' ME' I' E ' ’ J '1- """"('.'i.;.;., .J-‘no.-_._ ..._-..<.,,.`. [.1-3'? | -J_. ly ill and one by one ti;~ .~'=v- meriy superintendent of the Anglo-Item in (-,anadav Ottawa; Kent , three children were “mms of nn

rison's remarks took the form of an

Cooper, General Manager, Associ- ntcd Press, New York; Carl A.

(Continued on Page 3)

oisiewnilivi

ceivcd from abroad, the Unltcdj

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U. S. President Contracts Cold

(Associated Press)

WASHINGTON, Sept. 20-Pl'es-

idcnt Roosevelt vvzis forced back to bed late today wht-n he dcvcloprnl a recurrence nf rt slight fever after a busy series of conferences dur- ing the day.

His physician cxprcsscd no cor.-

ccm over the condition of Mr. Roosevelt but when he found the

Sunday mid while hc had slinlccu

Powers Near Plan On Disarmament

Actual Arms Re- duction Urged

clisarlnarnent front of Great Brliain the United States, France and Italy,

enough to enable an accord. This, it was believed, would include the control sclicmo, sanctions against any nation vloliiilufx a diszirmamcnt

pathetic.

.lvruit Return _

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'W »<"i`~,`iii'.i.\i<~<i on Page 10|

Electric Power

il,.:nadl:\n Press)

iPr<‘ni'cr G ol'i;<- S. licnry and ‘William Fl:il:\_\~.<oii. liiluzstcr Lands und Ffwcsis today by 1-"nrt Franc-s board of trade liown council.

;__f_-::’”“

view of tlic four poutxs were close!

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Norman li. D.l\'i.<, American rc-‘\\`\l\l»'l~lI - 'll

. I' \: - ; . .. _ ' ”'\

prcsclitntlvc. spent the day studying " ' U '

‘ disease which physicians dlai11\i>-S06

as typhoid.

Paul died n few days later anc

his fathers illness terminated fat- ally today. Physiclans tonight stet-

ed they were not yct sure whether or not the younger children could bc cured.

st, Thomas d'Aquin is H vlllesl

near St. Hyacinthe.

The Weather, Etc

1 ` Jost ilo\ti ‘ toes 'file hr-.ec

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Scvivruiu ’ Y-

> Q ,. -rx

`t =

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agreement, :ind liiiiitnliolis of arm-s I *I1 \' '41 \

ics and grim. ~

The l“rr'licli officials expected the l"""“l‘ 5"“°h“"*"' ‘md “°“"h

Briiish Czilalucts answer to bc svm-I winds; m"s"7 °I°“d~" Wm’ °°"'““"

I Iiunol slioirrrwz not mm-li change in

tcmpcmturi-

(<anu.\iur. iw. ~~»

.\llj'i‘l;i)ll<ii.\><.i| ,\l. |)i`l'l\.'i1_ 'l‘..r\

CJPL' 1-ryuhony Edcyp U1\d¢_\r_5¢gp. nni<»_ Si-pi 20--.\lii4.i1\lxlni nh( m.\.\ -

rciary nt ilio British Forvlgu Office, .,.. 4.- nr; who carried the I<`i'cilcli plan to \__lH`r`_l '_ _ London for ilic C.il>inct meeting, \;,,,.-...iid - i.-Q _..._ rr; ._

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was cxilerictl bac.\;_ion:m'ro\\'. At __~_- ‘ 1 '___':'_'; :_ _, that time :hc iicgolmtious will rc- in uni-y ... _ . , Yl

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