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CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, MONDAY, JANUARY 11, 1937 8 PAGES 1\_;"';;1___‘;11;1j_j1;"§;}__ '1f=_"‘_f'_'°§_ §;E_;‘§,‘,}

TWO HIGH WA Y FA TALI TIE O VER WEEK A-END

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M i- ull- _ i ll hi- -ll-

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BRLTAINDBANS .VOL UNTEERS FORLSPAIN fagedfes “mf LEADS WAYMadridDefenders l0EMllN0 Ni\Z|'16 Skiers Kind 1 5000 t0SS At Hazelgrfwe

i0 I S0ll\TE Repulse Attacks iTll00PS 00STEO

B l V I I. w A R Capital In Grai-I-tgiseril. Civil Popu-

invokes' Foreign En- lation Ordered Evacuated' France Considers Oc- l

(C.P.-llavao By Guardla.n’s Special 1 ed

listment A c t 0 f 1870. Seeks Co-oper- ation Of Other Pow- ers.

1(~_p_ ny Guardlan‘s Special Wire)

0'1‘1‘_\WA, Jun. 10-Rumors 1

were current tonight the Cana- 1

. g _

kgislntiori in parliament early in the session designed to DN-

lciking part in the Spanish civil war or an; other foreign con- 1 filet.

my George llamblelon)

(L':nuidi;\_n Hess .Staff Writer) I LONDON, Jan. 10-Great Britain tpdnv- banned volunteers for Spain. 1 Bv radio broadcast and througli l

tiiepicss the Foreign Office warned l all British subjects in the United Kingdom that the Foreign Enlist- meut Act of 1870 was applicable to

the Spanish civil war.

'l`h‘.s means that any person is liable to two years’ imprisonment

who:

I-Accepts engagement in mill-

slde in Spain;

2-or who induces any other `*-`

person to accept ati engagement wich the military, naval or air for- ces ol either side in Spain. it is also an offence for any

Biutish subject, to leave or attempt

the intention of accepting any- such engcurrineiit and for any other per- scu ui the United Kingdom to do so. Th.Ls swi‘t. drastic aclion to rlieck the flow of British volun-

rcontinucd on page 7) ‘

I n

“steel gate" entrance to the city-

Puerta dc Hicrro. Other troops

‘ o

,San Fernando, o\'cr the Manzan-

“Opcnuig skat.- at liiglificld ares river, ready for the signal to

attack.

rink tonight L-l’173~ 1

"George Leigiitiuer Co., VV=\tUl' S

Street bu 'n drcsstd fowl Top

"llockcy at. Cornwall to:ii._',lit. i iloinluy Ilth, _.in;;lc v. niurriefl _ inch. H

#__ 1 drcds of Madrid dead were remov-

“llockcy Milton Rink ioni1'.i1t.i

l3r:i."f.li~_\' Rovers vs. Senior llur-

m~:~. Sizaic ufg____ L-Zi?-'ii

“L_ P. U. annu.il mce;ii.g to-

night at 7.30. All iucnibcrs rcqu<-.-t- Pd to attend. L-2127»

“Hockey 'and skate at Mnrsli-

lielll tonight., Dunstnffnagc vs.

Prcnchiort._ League same. I--'1129~ .Minister Mackenzie King toaighI1

`nnnounccd thc_ 8PP°lHifmenl' Of J' ‘ .w_ .

"Hockey Victoria Rink Monday, January Ilth. Borden vs. Victoria. H League game. Admission 25:2

L"2‘l87`1`9'2i' the Senate vacancy Cfealed bi' the

death last summer of Hon. CUIUICS

“Poultry - Buying Poultry all 1 kin<i.~_ daily. Paying highest market 1 Prices. Island Cold Storage Co.. 1

Ltd. L-1828-12-30-ti. 1c_ "Borden Line Club loading l1°SS~ V lambs, calves every Wednesday al'

ll: t at of Senator Pat Bum!

wmv' Hours 12_3' Qligrliilissteen ill for the last two

'years and unable to ai/Clld 512851005

L-6972-10-M T W iff-

"Bingo and Dance in Tracndic Hall Tuesday, January 12th. Bull" starts at 8 o’clock sharp. If not HUC 'allowing night. L-2062-1-8-ll

west ond northwest of Madrid ent- ered its seventh day today with wave after wave of In.surgent_ con- tingents said to be breaking futilely against govemment lines.

evacuate the civil population in the wake of air attacks, the Madrid

. t .yu pr du e command announced that “German

dh" memmen “ 0 0 contingents," battering rams of the

Insurgent smash against the capital,

vrnt a national of this country llllfl 13990 \V9l1li€n@d-

tional Brigade and Mllltiamen had inflicted heavy losses on these and other contingenis, it was claimed.

in miles northwest of Madrid, con-

beating of! the Insurgent attacks, it added. ._

fenders of Madrid have been thrown back to the other bank of the Man-

tai-y, naval or air service of either ¥1___y added __hnt' the attackers B_m_

attacks stopped last night, giving the clt a. breathin spell

minimize the gravity oi' the Insur-

_ - ,, _ gent offensive. Mayor Cayetano Re-

tu leaic the United K|n,,,dom with donm ordered an avamble recruits

over 20 years to present themselves for immediate army service.

_ _ MADRID, Jan. 10-(AP)-Spanish

tiers to Spain fo.lo\vs on the hccli Insurgents dmve to the gates of

M force their way into the capital.

_ yl g _ 1ional column. aiding Madrid de-

priscs. Try us. L-054-I2-2tt'.1 fenders, during the past week of

____ 1 baitfc.

tiiientlons dug by Socialist troops

M less than a year. It also reduces . to two the number ofcfficlal vacan-

in liebe

of the ppc ~ ' 1 licvcd likely, however, UW 5_¢““l°` “.111 “regard senator Burns ab- sence, this YCIIY at least-

Wire)

MADRID, Jan. 10-Fierce lighting

As authoritiin pressed moves to

Blistering fire from the Intema-

The noon communlque stated the nsurgent onslaughts, concentrated1 the Avravaca sector, about three

inued throughout last, night and his morning. Defence forces were

Claim Advance

(Insurgent sources said the de-

iiares River, skirting Madrid.

d at new objectives today). Cannonading oi' Madrid and air

Y 8 -

The Leftist authorities do not

WITH INSURGENTS OUTSIDE

adrid today in a new attempt to

From Partridge Hill, troops were iassed for an attack against. the

ccupicd the railroad brldgehead,

The Insurgent left flank, officers aid, had driven off the Internat-

Thc Insurgents hoped to use for-

ud abandoned by them. Hun-

Senatc M a rl e

o1'rAwA. Jan. io-(or)-i>r;me1

DeB Farris of Vancouver to

ic licnatc. _ Apirontment of Mr. Farris fills

cDona1d who held his seat 101'

cs in the Red Chamber. Both are Q C- . A potential vacancy ex sts in thi!

U r Chamber It was be

h from the rows of’ concrete fren- ('llp3.ti0I‘l Spanish c es. _ Madrid now was hemmcd in. In- Zone Insurgents

surgents said, by troops all along °

the southem and western edges Ignore Warning'

and on the north and northwest.. The one means of exodus from the city, along the Valencia highway.

Pains, Jan. 10-France basl

W-as bombarded steadily today' mapped plans for occupation of

“`W“"i“5 R°"‘f°'°°'“”"t5'-' Spanish Morocco, circles close to

LONDON, Jan. 10-Reuters news the Army General Staff declared

9-SCUCY dispatches from Gibraltar 1 tonight, if insurgents refuse to oust tonight- said Spanish Insurgcntl Germans reported in the territory. authorities are reported taking all 1 Full Briti:~_h support has been necessary steps to receive 5,000 Jap- 1 promised, these :ources asserted. *me-5° Wlunleem fi‘<DC°if2d at Clwil ‘ Frances Moroccan armies, 100,- 3-nd Jerez Shortly- 000 strong, could occupy most of b Reutegs said its information had _ the spanish zone withm 36 h°urs_ 9?" °b “med from fl tfF~VeUC1' Will) lit was stated, and British troops ,’i'_?h:_"’_;gd__f__';_sGl_l°__’“lt=lf ‘mm C0012- might be expected to fill any gaps _his Wes( ___ ‘;mg‘;‘;l_’;S_ are EXPCLW1 left in France by departure of ad- 1 The Jaéanewe _,o____c;__ b _O00 _ditzonul French soldier; for Morocco

“ » Y V 0_It' _ it was claimed

alitn troops who are now at Sevii e, 1

Reports from Camz sam mm piotcst to insurgent General

,_ _ _y Fancisco Franco and 9. direct.

lgigxeu Of airplane. and spare DHHS ' - presentation to Berlin, which has

(A. P. by Gum-dian‘s Special Wire)

Italian manufacture had bc n i 1°

landed at Cadiz _md Je____z_ ____he‘;_c denied a German troo invasion

they Wm be 8_Ssembled_ i of the Moroccan territory.

Deny Reports

TOKYO, Jan. 11 _ (Monday) -

Govemmcnt. officials formally do- In a protest lust week France nied today reports that Japan was. warned General Franco it would Selidlllg volunteers to Spain. 'Ihcy izot permit incursion of any for- 1 described the reports as "absurd," eign force which might menace ‘

The Japanese government has not ' ench African possessions

Warned Franco

neutrality since thc bcginninff oz if

for <

-one side or the other, and stressed i that Japan has not recognized the 11 Burgos (Insurgent) Junta.

$50,000 Blaze S

than as French for s

ce .

_ ' ' The Sultan would i‘sue a decree Ill calling on the French to act, for

*him in meeting a threat to the

" '_' integrity of his Empire-which

.~i§`.”"i`.§§‘.‘.iN§ff'§f.i..’§' ?r.'J£L‘.;.~.‘°& Li Diced t° verse by this toWn’s business section early

today, destroying or clamaglngfivc C structures and causing loss estim- r

ated at $50,000. »

Breaking out in aconibincd pool- fg?e“?;€§_I;‘;£r§€ng§§én8é;g maégnmf billiard parlor and bowling alleys.1..m,m3utiOnMy-, measure while 1 me blue was fanned by “ mg" 1North African opcrationscontinued 1 wind and for a time threatened iarmy Sourms mid ' i I

Official circles said an answer to ic first note of protest was ex-

pected tonight.

Any military action, authorita- 1 tive spokcmen said. would be made 1 by armies as an instrument of the 1 ultan of French Morocco rather ‘

rcaiy. Such an action would necessitate ailing up special reserve forces. cinforcement of fortif;catfons on

the entire mid-town business dis- Them is it was emphasized no trict. ' '

Mrs K__Lh_cm B_____c ow__c__ ___ _question of general mobilization.

ir.; Sinn. rs... ‘:...;r.:.i.::.::ffl 1 ance. Also burned down was a ` two-storey brick building owned by J. Ralph Kirk. member of parlia- ment for Antigonish-Guysboro and containing a drug store, jewelry store and rcstauirnnt and rt barn also owned by him. _

Damaged buildings were the Bank of Nova Scotia buil<iing_ and 1 one owned by Sheriff Duncaul Chisholm and containing storcs1

and offices.

Motorship Captain Swept 0verhoard`

ST. J0lN'B. Nfld-. Juli- 10- (CP Cable)-Her flag flying ul half-mast the 330-ton niotorship Lutren crept ln‘o port from Hali- fax Saturday t.» rciort the loss oi_ her captain in n storm that swf-pt‘

Official circles were pessimistic 5

regarding the chances of favorable 1 action by General Franco. They _ pointed out he cannot very well ' tell any Germans to get out of Morocco, because they are believed to have provided essential aid in 1 the drive against Madrid. l Reporis were that 8,000 Germrn

soldiers supposedly enroute to Ceuta had been sent. to Rio De Oro. Spanlsli Wert African possession. 1 because of French alarm. (Berlin '

(Continued on page 7) _

00N0|T|Nf` UNCHANGEDI

Appointment of Mr. Farris H1034'-'>

thetNorth Atlantic Wednesday lion-tiff Holds Own nigh i

In Snuwslides RlU€T

‘°1`§sR’t’E“é‘3i?.‘§$iL’.,§”S°§2' 0”? iCapt Allen MacLean, Stanchel,

Sit ,were killed and three S A I U R D A‘Yl ' » . ` , , ;;_»_§»_{’;‘§’;_v_»;_f§rfi;»L§_31g__11__111<> And Miss Mamie Livingston,

Ten soldiers members of the

Swiss Ski Corps on leave, were G a r a g e _ I) a i n t _ -

buried alive under an avalanche in

t _ if

U§1,?a§O§1r;,_ including one of 5 shop Owned By Mr' Two people were dead last night and three were rccov

guide, were recovered from an \V, E, Sca1\tlel)|,11°y ering fi'om at severe shaking-up as a result of two automci

avalanche which buried 9. skiing b' . , . ' 1.' ,, i ._ . ._ _,_ - _ ._, _ party of nine persons yesterday at D 6 S tl' 0 y 0 d B y Ile accidents in iirnee ludivuld Island our int uctk end

Br1sen_m__he Cantonét Umem_al_ I`he dead were: Lnptain Allen .\lueI.ean. 51-_vear-old

den. Rescue workers hoped' to find the other three alive.

“_~’iRM|ST|0E” REVEALEDM l0BSTER PROBE_

Any action; it was stressed, Investigation Int()

legal Lobster Fish- ing Continues At Newcastle, N. B.

(C. P. by Guardlan’s Special Wire) NEWCASTLE, N. B.. Jan. 10-A

story of “armi'ticc" on two occas- ions between illegal lobsters fisher- men and fisheries officials was told here Saturday as Mr. Justice A. T. LeBlanc continued a Royal Com-

Fr _ r _ _ i _

departed from the rule of strict The new protest would be made 11111-$510111 1;l_‘le\UW lHl° 1116381 fish'

C, th S "hi.i'is flld _n80f° F5

hostilities, officials said. They add- ,;-gpg? Ggixgan Sollgiiigts 305, rt; E During the closed season in 1934

ed the government had absolu.cly ` po;-ted in M0mCc0_ aummp,af_1v,, _ Government patrol boat' were “hit_

blddcn Colcctions of funds for Sources Said ting the fislierrnen ut Richibucto

Cape pretty hard," testified Col. A.

L. Barry, Newcastle. district fish-1

cries supervisor. “We had seized and destroyed a large amount of lobster fishing gear. Inspector Long called me and told me that he had been waited upon by a del- egation of fishermen who asked for an armlstice. I instructed him to give them two day; to land their trapi and gear. At that time. in the two day period, upward of 2.- 000 traps were brought ashore"

Reported to Dcpartnu-1:2

This matter. the District Super-

visor said was reported to the De- partment at 0;tawa. His pcrmLs- sion had been given because other- 1 ise the patrol boats would require much more time to locate and sclzc the same amount of gear, with poachers continuing to fish in the meantime.

The some condition aroc last

year at Point Snpin, Col. Barry c ntlnucd. Inspector Long again informed him that a delegation of fishermen was seeking an arm- lstice_ Patrol boats had been seiz- ing 800 to 1,000 traps a day. Arm- isti"e was again granted, but the Supervisor later learned it was un- satisfactory. I-ic felt the fisliex-men had not acted in good faith and consequently advised In pcctor Long there would be no further armfstices.

Concerning an allegation by J.

Kerr Logglc that Earl Bennett fished lobsters illegally during 1936. the witness termed Bennett one of the most efficient guardians in Kent Couiity during the four years he held office. He added that Bennett and the official who work- ed with Inspector Long were the only two lobster guardians who had const' .ticusly carried out their duties in the northern part of Kent.

Di 'mixed from Stand

rr standing in the Senaifri Captain George Ridwui Wa” Ag‘81l'lSt Gl’3V€ Cir- °'"‘°"1""-"' ‘”““°S‘- D°"°l°' “l°Vd-

we in b b i in-1-_-sea the in v- -_ _ _ 3 :Esc _ 5 ` ‘iii ken ghd foe] t llllyeirltzo Wed- Conservative 82 Liberal 32, vacant » swept overboard when attempt ng I ° Um-‘WC W8-5 dlsml-*Sed fl'0m

;.,}, _ W “ ` “- _ ,,,.,,_ ' ‘to msn on siifstost. _ cu atory ness.

HY. January 13. Jcnkin_s_I;r<§ _ -_,_ _ _l -~ ~ -_-;:_-._ . -- _ ~ 1 rcontinuéa oi, 'msc 3;)

L'2°7 ` I 1 vA'1'icAN crrir. Jan. 10-(AP)

.. Po e Pius held his own tod

_ _ _ __ _

Loading live hogs at Kenslng- I I d b f S 1 P __ . . n.3?;:rs.i.rr‘:;:r“- ”.':;‘“i.r.i..‘:.- S an - 01'" 1¢¢’° “ts iaristtftit. .ii;.°“.‘:“r.i. freighter Freed

31,0, mme dam ’;:4g¢Ew¢n mid f ° , 1week.s. I-Its condition was "station

Ulla bell, -1-11-2| |ary." Vatican prelates said. Path

D Irmao 1in his paralyzed leg was lessened

“The annual meeting of the

long River Presbyterian Church | OST0N_ Jan 10_(CP)-A1distrlct,sald .she had lost about $400 The Pope was able to take more'

considerably .

B . i his n einen but, Lomsnunc. N. s., Jan. io-

:1l.nTtL)i;sll]il:ld .ln the chflllrclhilllt Prince Edward Islaniirlrggt lzgtiog 1 w°P{lt':m°fBr‘l:l1tt}h’h1zc:rl1i(; ijggslrgbtion ltilsanoondii§>lrliso<Ii1falv?eaknL;s€1 and lm- 1 (OP)-The Halifax freighter Maid fleeting lsy're<;liFel;l21'f ' L'-2l2l. `omcert°lo5tl3tc|i3t::>n's peculiar "B0u- ‘which led police to believe the thief mobility remained unchanged, pre- of Sterling arrived at _this Cape

Flames.

Fire caused more than $5,000

d.una;fe here Sa turday mornin

mill-owner of Stanchel, P.E.I., who was killed when an empty oil truck skidded into his one-ton truck on the Chan lotteiown-Summerside highivuv, two miles nest of Hunter

when flames gutted the Kent St. R|V'~‘1` billurdily i-‘V9nl“l~f~

uartigwpaiiitsliop of Mr. W. E.

Mamie Livingstone, ZS Civde River, l’ li l who died

5"*“U°bUfY “nd de-“l`°l`“d f°“"1 lust night at few minutes :liter an uuton\oi>.iie'i|i’ which she

le ci t k N 'i _ . . _ _ .

uutoniobi s an a. rue _ o ii- rurancc was carried on the build- ing or its contents, it was learned.

1 was driving skidded huek\\'al'tls doivn an ice~covei‘ed hill 1 on the Baltic Road, at (`l_vde River, and |ilun1.;'ed ovci' it 10-

Tlw iiaintshop. operated by the foot bunk, landing on its top. The victin1‘s sister, Olive and

owner of the building on the top floor and the gasoline, grease and oil_of the Echo Garage of Mr. Clar- ence Foster on the lower floor,was ready fuel for the flames.

A number of cars were in the

garage for repairs at the time of the fire. An employee named Mac- Kay was badiy burned about the her-.d while nssisting in removing ionic of the cars to safety. He rc- :-clvcd treatment at thc home of Councillor A. A. Henncsscy and later returned to his home.

All material owned by Mr. Scan-

tlcbury on the top floor, including paint, signs. brushes and two vai- uable sprnvlnf: machines, were completely destroyed. The automo- biles on the ground floor received t-hc bulk of their damage when thc top floor crrshed in, after fire had eaten away the supports.

Eniployccs were unable to ac-1

count. for the outbreak, although it was 1cai'ne<l ivings of an airplane oirizecl by Mr. Cal Burke were rc- ceiving it cout of "dope" and it was bciit-vcd thc highly infiammable substance was ignited by a hot stove nearby. .

Peace Negotiations

Staiiefi In Strikeloff

(A. P. by Guardian‘s Special Wire)

DETROIT. Jun. 10-Peace nego-

i.iat.ons in thc United States auto- motive strikcs that have closed General Motors plants in 15 cities were stalled tonigh:, temporarily at least, on the issue of plant evac- uation by union members.

Governor Frank ltfurphy of

Michigan, however, .was hopeful statcniciits of attitude by both sides had left the way open for further puricy effort. James Dr.-ivcy, head of the federal concil- lation quad, coiiferred with Mur- phi.

Only thc conditions upon which

the united automobile workers of America would withdraw its “sit clown" strikers in five General Motors plants apparently stood in the \va_v tween th troversy.

of a joint conference bc- c two sides to the con- Thc union expressed will-

inpncsi to wltlidraw tho nicn but st.puluteii guaraiitces "in writing" which General Motors declined a‘ placing it in the position of con- doning “illegal occupation of our plants."

Sonic 100,000 workers are idle.

REINSTATED AT 70

DURBAN - Rev. J, Richardson,

who left the church six years ago to do some tennis coaching to tide him over a difficult period, has been reinstated as nn amateur by the South African Tennis Union.

llottciown whcrc the dcccascd girl

_ Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Gillespie of (Thariottetown, escaped » with a severe sliaking'~up, police said.

_. , Q4; _'_ D _ . _;,_ ._'_,___;i__'l”T.T`”1ZL’;*

_ - ._

1 wine (Pfr°`1Q\£,:_ceKT111r_n"$03535 q;l;.Cc'; dent, Mouiitecl Police said that it 1 “.i1m,SS to me 1_.__g,_d__._\,_.m_ bCm,_.C,, zippcui-f=rl Capt. MacLean, ti‘av_eiling

Mounted Police hum Snwd \vts'. enroute to his iiounnvltau had of 0' .€i:f“.if:.‘.f.-1 .r;;“.'r: .fri nrt:

near the top the machine skidded, turned around towards Hunter River and .stopped on the left side of the road. Capt. MacLean got out and was putting a chain on the left rear iiheci when he was killed.

llc was picked up lzctwccn the

rc-ur wheel of his truck and the bank of the i'o;id. ills :lzull wa; fra<'tui‘cil_ (1.n'oi\cr I. J. Yeo said.

The empty oil truck eoniing too

ward Charlutt<!t.0\vn had just st. rl,- ccl flown the hill when the rear; .skiticictl totvarris the left. The driver* vvns iinfzbie. lin iolil police, to bring; tis sio\\'l_\i innv11i;; trucl: buck ii;1r» _ cr>‘.ii';~e and lim real' .sI:'iu'l: the I<‘1rd .intl y>il.=.iit-:I it towurfls the ditch. Capt, .liar- Lfnn, iz. was l>elie'.‘efi_ urns siiuciq on the lu-acl by .srnnc part of his truck, The :iirc1<ici'.t ot'c'lrrc1iub'Jul ti o'cIock S.'iiiii'riu'.' ¢~'.'l'ii.:i:.

Capt. Alien .\l.l'l.e:in '.\'.is izorn

nt. Milo, Init 0. :uni \\xl\' :he .son of thc lute Capt. l)unt-un I\lucli.in and .\irs. M:icl.c;in. As fi _\`o'.nig man he went tri sea with his fath- cr and later .sailed his own sclimn- vr in the Maritiinc Province coast- al trafic. Sunil' ,\'c-:Irs ago lit- re- trretl from the svn and npf-rated a

sau' mill at S‘:inchcl.

Capt. l\IncLc:in. t'.‘.icc married, ix

siIr\'i\'ed by his iviic, a. young elriuglitcr and at son, L.c'~lic Mac- Lraii_ nt' Smnclicl. Sur'.'i\‘ing nlsq are two br:»th<-r::_ .Toliit and Rod-

by the

the car. On his way to church the _ car, a sport roadster, passed him,

near the foot of thc hill. Wlicn1 near the top the car stalled on the ice-covcrcd road. he said, and slip- l pcd clown the hill rapidly. Ozi the embankment it sivcrved first tothe right, then to the left, snapped oil a post and rolled ovci' into the strcam ten feet below. lanciing on

1the top, The occupants were pin- ned underneath thc ear vshich was |rcsting one end on each bank of, fthe four foot stream. The light' canvas top was crushed down.

Mr. Young succeeded in rtmov-

ling the occupants from the cur a 1 few minutes after the crash. one

10i` the siip;iorL< of thc caiixris top1 1 pinned Miss Li\'iii<_;stone's liendi

' a.

_against it stick lying partly in tncf stream. She died shortly after she 1 w s taken from the \vre<-lc. Dr. I.; J. Yeo, coroner. who ivcnl \\‘rth_` Mounted Police to iiivcsiigutc ther accident. said hcl' neck had bccn=

1 broken. Before she was taken from _ the car :ho spoke to say. "take it

nie, I'in dying." 1

The party was enroute to Cllr-ir-1

was employed. I-lcr sister, Olzve. is 1 a. student in one of the busincssf colleges here. They had pro:-ceded I less than it half mile from the Liv- | ingstone home at Clyde River; when the t.r.\gedy occuirccl. _

A jury was sworn in las: ni;4iit1

and the iiiquest. a<i_iourncd until 1

Thursdriy niorninz at ten rfciock.

Mamie Livingstone was tiic1

daughter of Mrs. Archie Living-1

_ stoiéc of Clyde River. Her fathcr1

die some 'cars ago. Besides her ,

l mother atnibhcr sister Olive, she is‘ MANY A pi-\-\T\\l/~\N

1 survived by a sister Sadie in the \s

United Slutcs and five brot\icrs.‘ CLNM$ ,HE WAS

‘ tvtisouofizo when

1 Addison at home. Dan at. Sl. Cath- ‘

. ermcs_ Earl at Covchcad, Stuart in 1-1E‘5 A \71_A\N

MAR '

Ontario. and Spurgeon in thc Uti-

_ .

1 lied States.

' Killed At llazel;,'rnve i

L/ \` " __ |` lil /.1

_ when an Irving Oil Company truck 1 _ f \

_ driven by Roy Cameron of Char- 1" ,S H J _ p').(").'. ‘/ 1

1 iotlctown skidded on icy puvcniciit l ' ` ~ '

1 and crashed into his parked truck l lon the Chariot!et.o\vn-Suniniersldi:

liigliway two miles west of Huiitcr River. The accident occurred near

the top of a hill at Hazelgrovc. _ _. \ An inquestprcsidcd over by Cor- 1 . W1 ,

oner I. J. Yeo, MD., will he held, _ _ "_‘ 1, 1

tiday at Hunter River. A jury \\~.i.\ _| . 1 _ -' -' `I, , sworn in Saturday evening andtlif ` -~‘r"l¥-V/“M `

hearing adjourned until tliismorn- - _ _ _ _ _

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utsteriv ivinris; lair uitl selnriiiia

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Capt. Allen MacLean. .34-_vc.ii'-old `

mill owner of Stunt-licl was ni-1

1staiit1y killed Saturday evening

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Appeal To Supreme Court i§;‘;f::;i:““ ‘J

OTTAWA, Jan. 10-(UP)-While

preparations are actively in hand for the Supreme Court appeal of Senator I-lance J. Logan from an Exchequer Court judgment arising

ifrom the Gypsum Queen reparation

claim. trial of Captain Freeman Hatiield on criminal charges aris-

_drailnc d ge “jd Breton port, Saturday ater free ng ing from the same cafe may be

~. who likes to raid was the same man police terme la s . _ _ _ _

"Annual meetmg of Lake verde idolr burklaf bedrcoms and am,-9 An u“nde,.ware» bum,” md whose After Q nght eased by sedatives. herself from a mud-bank in nearby 1 postponed further, i. was Ieamed_»

_ ivouns Kirk ; f : eu o dum rs- »mur¢nu cmnnei. izomgnt.

gtailry 1:51100" lf; ,gg ;:”e1¥mt;o l himself' m me" lingerie' m1;1&mfet:°¥f<;:tl; ‘liegclitge 0 |ta2lli,P?lri;ttjl‘ct|inreces;]cretar;r of Btcte,1 She had been agroimd 24 hours. 1 Officials here are awaiting def- fticiiss opealllng or-ieiiuig uié print. After me bedroom burgiu- mad; owns crooks <xinr0ss new mi cn-omni Le Puma. .menu-’ The 1.soo~mn steamer w:s bound ,mite were nom washington een- " Hwmiy win be iieiu- me next nne .mother spr>em“°'~’» “"5 gff A, said me had nmo ii nose in ner for the i-my congi-eganon._ siéoitgy for I-111111? w_1ui 3_cargo_ of zr1_c_firni1n§;da u;ii1;dcdsiIir_t_=-;_yc11-;1i_1r

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L-2118-1-il-2i. due w Campbell 115813116411 ;1;V_°1_’:_ 1 al? yggxestavgfo rgleapgd gr slivfvtged a pei-:bd of fatigue and She will bunker here an!! conttnue11ng Hatfield extraditablc. Later ad-

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...sd r:‘;f.“z::‘.:r.L“i.il’» if-~ rss; .;f.‘::;;‘“_.i.:"..1'r°°..f.:;. .':...‘;..::." .i.”'i%-i»m1i'SiYd 2»»"é21 w -u»»»i~»° l°\dln h ' 1 t Full Street) ` H 1 - ti t ‘f r bl circumstances freighter Fagerstrand. The Pager- »of the Unl‘ed states. 'I‘he one- flilwag Sl?:iPl;‘5m»bé}°gl»1d0i'ca he-01126 Jessietyc ( thee: bllrlllf xg-Lyvugegflnéhcgmnxaguldyzgplsg tl: willwl;)eBiin‘;,blc to leave h'e strand is at present at Sydney. N. itlmc master of the Gypsum Qucc’ gh Charlottetown, 'I`\1e-9dBi'- JW' Dogchtstlerh away with a hsndb!K,t,hi-ough windows ln the ap rtment bod for a wheel chair before Feb. 1_3 .. undergoing repairs aftera col- 1has been in :i Manchester N.H. 1"' I2. untll 3 . m. If you want il‘“, ‘I , ' 'nt'num ring. 90- .cn n tamed Wm, ,md he must mln considerable llsion in the st Lawrence with the 'jail .since Dcccinbcr. 1934

hy- P» M. Callaghan, Secretary. the Brl8hl»°“ l°°°my' Cap 1

ill you can getpior your stock, "` " ‘“l“*‘bl° U _ me Dvmhamrlzlift gathtewagttgi burglar. lstrength to permit t-hat. _ lioebrelker Montcllm. 1 Hatfield is charged with faint

.niet to-operatively. L-212s.1phie v°lt¢11» “l‘° °

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'pretences in obtaining from thc; 0iU\\\'il __ Dominion Govcmmcnt 571.000 as! V"l\_U"‘0l uf ‘"3 reparations for the allccccl d struc- QW*/f`f` If ton of his vcs:-cl by n G rniriii sub- -'>"“_‘t :l*‘ll“ _marine in 1915. I-Ic and hs coun- 1 ffl* 110* _ H 'la

1 sei, Senator Logan, were or ered by ‘ (“l‘ml"m"°““

_ an exchequcr court judgmrnt to re- 1 _. . .

turn this money when thc c<:urdts_ '0RE(A"T iwcre satisfied the c`nfm wa= frau _- ' _ . _m._m(.s. Mod,_.m1¢. W ulent. and that the Gypsum Queen frgs/g‘_‘r1_§:;lteh,_l;1`. in “.,.5L,.,.1y winds; _ f°Ulld°f9d in B -°l°m"- 1 fair with soinewlmt lower tempera- ; No criminal charge was brought 1 Uu.,._

against Senator Logan nndche thas High Um. 11,15 morning ,it 102:, fume-“lcd to the Supreme wr 0 -.nu ionigin at 0.27. Canada the Exchequer Court order gun _:pts this afternoon :it 4.35 ni the ground lie olttained rioihink 'ind rises toinorroiv inoruinz ut 7.'i'l 'Lam the prrccccts of the claim bc- _\3c\\' moon ’f\ic.<du_\'_ .h\n\1:\r_v 12 ond his actual expcn cs and that ;\‘ ll.4’l a. ni. ic nctcd in good faith. S\unmcr~idc tide riuliiecii minute| 1| is not kumm ut pre cur ivhctii- ‘;\'~r tluiii f`l\.i\`lotirl0\\ti.

rr the Loguii apllenl \\'ill bf* l'f\fl.\` "'""_“‘“ '__Y'“"" for the Fwfuui' slums °f th” i..f.'1I-2'%...'.§I`.'.Z.11!. i'i".t".'..."i'..»

Court. ` ` l Daily except Sunday.

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