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British Plans

British Peace Ambassador Order- bins Passes in New

ed By Physicians To Take Complete _Rest '-- Will Not

lfisroldl’ liruman Associstedrressltsffwrlter) (LP By Gusrdblis Special Wire)

IDNDON Apriif-'l'h»suddeuiilnelsofUsi|l-siihntlmuy

lloldtrivyseelsndiiritishsmbssssdorforpeseslutlisreesnt dhsusslon¢.csusedsuupsettodsyinDl1tsiu’spissisfo|-thestrenoou fertico April 11 over the powers’ future policy toward Germany.

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sal' i ‘£5 iiiir

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efficlll foreign office snuouueeuieut revealed physicians have ord-

takescompleterestforfrcmfonrtolfxwsekl. e last minute before s physical examination which revealed ldcn wsoworkiug with other stsiesmen on s draft

for s general continental security system. open to th

s Attend Stre£.__Parley. __

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Warren Delano ' Rob-

York -' Had Distin- guished Career. .

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(A. P. By Guan-dis.u’s Special Wire) Nliiw Yours, April 'l--Wan-ell _ Delano Robbins, United States. minister to Uamda and a first

-is - |= :ig . s=r--

STATEslNazis Poll 60 Per Cent Of l

I Vote In Danzig Election w E E K E N

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(0. P.-llavss)

DANZIG, April 'I-Nssis

polled 60 percent of the votes

in the Vclkstag elections todsy, according to _

estimates tonight based on _ - B T8 H1115 " _The Nazis had they would poll at least 'I5 per cent of the total .vote

On the basis of the provision- al returns, the Danzig Neale will not be able to force xe- vision of the constitution, the objective of their campaign: A two-thirds majority is required for this. Final returns, which must be re-checked, were:

Nazis 148,272; Socialists 39.172; Centre Catholics 32,958; Com- munists 8,268; German Na- tionals 10,871; Polish Party 8,756.

In 1983 the Nazi vote was

apprglimately 51 percent. Ac- cord gly torlighifs preliminary figures indicate a Nazi gain of about nine percent. The strenuous Neal campaign culminated in pre-election ad- dresses here by Reich Air Min- ister Gen. Hermann Wilhelm Goering, Propaganda Minister Dr. Paul Joseph Goebbels, and Rudolf Hess, personal agent of Adolf Hitler in the Nazi party.

cousin of President Frsnlin Delano -

F0099*/Clli. died today after a, woek's _

illness i pneumonia. s piung cl i i d in ch tea . . . . _ . ,em 01; H' W” 5° of Tme,.fy_ Q-rinzefriflum mg" mg Twisting winds and lightning of weekend storms kill- d_'rils nslnlster and veteran of the . minding; 22, three seriously. In ed at least 34 persons in the southern state? _l4bof thensl pimnalc service was taken is ° C°P° BWI. Denmark. 13 were ' issi i. Ten died at Gloster, six at i s urg an doctors hospital iss; Mona aft E I D I killed and so t so i 3 d in

,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,_,_m ;g,,_,;; ve ocia eve opments ,,,,,, ,,,,, é we

had come here from Ottawa to de- --- _ .

liver an address *_-°"'_ fireworks factory killed 18 a

° Members of his family. who had w_ ,_ Gmc) staffed a landslide whleh ni Nm cose him when his mv” kmed “nd m°"“°d many lows shuttled over northeastern Missouri highways,

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Crash, and Racin

Spectators Cause of Fatalities.

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ui. P. sy Guardians special

Sunday in widely scattered cidents abroad. A racing

ra co on

In Bombay, India a blast in

NSouthern States llHardest Hit In SFreak Weather

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F“°t°’Y Blash Trai; Midwestern States Blankeced Car’s Plunge into By Snow Fall-Farmers Fear

S Effect On _(fr_owin g Crops

A win) (A, P. By Guardian’s Special Wire) At lense 33 persons ware kmed Death-dealing tornadoes, belated snow. floods, rain

ac- and dust storms mottled the United States weather map

W Sunday. `

in Miss pp

“ three unidentified negro children on a plantation 14 miles a from Woodville. Ten were believed drowned in Douisiana

following overturning of a houseboat by a high wind.

d “Y Alternating snow and rain swept the midwest. Snow-

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_ cc dltl hecam erlti l, _ R E A D Y T 0 (By Guardian' special vie .R P _ _ .

n Un ° ca W” °‘ _ 'LONDON 'April 1.-ln lilies- l!ii;re<lebrel;ci§:Sh:<ilre(es.s~tm searching ‘clearing the roads after a fall ranging UP *-0 SIX “\¢l\¢S

SEV!!! BLOW

Hts illness was regard p -

matic circles as s severe blow to

to the conference, and his erli' l-ce

British hopes at stress. Eden ha planned to go with Sir John simon

absence was hilt to be an enorlnou

loss. especially _-,iriee he had all the first hand infoi-rnatiorl_ and know. ledge of government opinion in

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pastor of Bt Jos in suburban Gudahy cleric in Trenton, N to Department of who were to confer

Jersey state police be-

plooeeding further.

Long Planned

by the asv. meh-

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'Father Kailok, asserting the Unchsrgh kidnapping was planned long beilore the flyer’s estate at Hopewell was erected, said he felt “I have a moral \ duty to bring to light details that for three years were kept secret because of the fesr that someone might kill me lor revealing what I know."

The former pastor of St. Mich- ssi’s Church on the outskirts 0! 'I‘rentAm, said Hauptmenri visited a rldins .stable on the L. 0. Thomp- son farm, several miles from the Lindbergh estate, for several months prior to the' kldnapPlIl8

»end that he knew t.he Bronx car-

penter as "Bmm0r", “Richs.rd". and ss “I-lauptm.ann."

At one time, the priest rdated,

he sow ifauptmann, who often rode horseback in the woods near the Lindbergh estate. emerge from the climw where many months later the kldn¢pP0d babe's body was found.

Studied lloule Plans -

Father Kallok said Hauptmann

studid ples! of the Lindberlh estate st the office of sn architect. Robert A. Schumann, of Tmnton. who had been seeking contracts for work on the oolonel's home.

Hsuptmann many times.”

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sicians said was st least part! re- sponsible for his physicial céidlt- inn.

Prime Minister Ramsay Macnnrl-

ald' held s long coilference with Eden this morning. `

Lest Friday liden was stricken

with ‘s. spell sf- fsiutness st Ooicgrse. Germany, and was forced to inter- rupt his air trip home. Right after his conference 'with Premier Mae- Donald he was examined by phy- sicians._'i’i‘n result was snnouneed_ in an official bulletin from the Foreign Office:

fering from heart strain -resulting from his recent rough air journey, and complete rest is essential from four to six weeks."

lTALl_AN DEMAND

From the Stress conference. Pre- mier -Mussolini is known to want some sort 'of powerful plan aimrd at Germany to make sure the Reich will keep the peace. and he is said to be displeased with Britain's de- termination to continue in the role of mediator. _

The Fieneh also are known to

want sharp condemnation of chen- csiior Hitler approved at Stress for submission to thc League Council.

With Eden absent. Sir John will

be forced to submit the recommen- dations of Russia. Poland and Osechoslovakia to the Stress. con- felence second-hand. Them sre the government's whose chieftains were interviewed by Eden during his mcent tour.

Greet Britain wants a com-

not be aimed at any one power and will be open '~ the signature of env nation, because the British still want to give Germany svsrv oppor- tunity to participate in s. nllopesn security plan.

Silver Dollar _ ' Coined After .

2 5 Y e a' r s

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(QP. By Gulrdlllfl Spwlll WIN)

UITAWA, April 'I-Minting of

Oansdak first silver dollar by Fin- ance Minister E. N. Rhodes ‘last week came almost Z5 years after

lion. W. B. Fieldins. had secured from parliament the power to in- clude in the Dominiolvs curreiwy s sliver dollar coin of $80 grains wetlht.

In tis: House of commons

April I, lain. Mr. Fielding. fluence minister. moved sn ment to the currency not power the government to silver dollar. ,

"Bliei'\0." Hr. Iieidinl ssid It

lil! time. “I have not tiioillht it necessary. but l-s|u'esentetions have been made ts- me ehhilv by honor- sble members from British Colum- bioo1ibothsidssof.thsl!e_use.thsjt a silver doiisr is desirable. ' While tim amendment was im- mediately piscsii on the statutes

never uiintfd until

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his illustrious fellow Nova Bootisn.

A big man more than six feet in

resented it is understood. bv.Hcn

F,,_ _img is the

his bedside. ,

Mr Rpbbmg wap hom in Bm” view in the Sunday Times today

John Buchan said in his opinion Bombay Blast

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ed in di 1°' irn. N. Y., sept. s, lass. . __ _l

‘ Canada is on the eve of social de- The snow covered parts of Iowa.

' ' - ` -A Illinois, Missouri, Nebraska and

ut- Kansas. Threat oi an attendant S E

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fairs In 1921 he was inted the hea rtille d od lehief of the division. am bombing vlilalies orritslgnln eilifellerif ‘° ;;Anl§°llldsii: lbiiliwelieri two m

“cs tain snthen rd h ls sul ' cd no M °°°°““"' °‘ me 1”” °“‘°k °'°` MrR°tl§llll`\1ell1t's`lal?iMiisiul'§nadulf<>ri1tiilrli?i 'md Vvendbvrs in thewmen d

e - . , P Y ““'° ' of E'“"'”’ M' “'°'“° me' the scene oi any cr his hooks in the irlct. killed 13 persons today an

d Al-if°lld¢d HINIYQ veloplllanm 0! B fa-T l`9BChll'iB Phal' BUMBAY, Indlii., April 7

acfer- blast in a. fireworks factory o W¢ l-D Brlihin have been under- side Bombay which killed at

ddrthsnceseveltfe.m.uy,heatlend-VASIUN .

5 ed Harvard University, graduating Years UUNII thi? D0m1Ui0¥\ the !110V¢- it loosened boulders on nearby

in 1908. He immediately entered mul. hem”-5° 01 PhY51°Bl °i1`¢l1!'1\' hillsides, precipitating s. landslide Th? l'9»l“'9W°u°'“ Green Rl-vel' upon the career of a diplomat .be- ° ’_"""_ 5t°°“°°5»_,Wm W m°1`¢ SYM* Bud 599°- which wiped out; a small village.

,A mmm, ’ _ taolllal-, he said. mtl n lin

F-115511. GGYIDBDY. Poland and Bm: minister 1;? eror Halle -Selas has taken the plalceof tht; Tzésllls maeldnlliwliigndfplgslldzilmdndwe

Successively he then served at Sie R E l t 8 1' 3 t C S d°"°l°Pm°“'~5 °f me °ld days- In deaths and injuries were eirpec

Mm Mex, Ci » l this new state of things the citizen to mount when a check was mme camoun and the school house 5,1;

Buenos . Parts, t . »

and Gusiemdls before beciilg asa: Strong Deslre For £225” ;"§“;1°PP°"§m;fl°5 as fel' oi' the damage caused by :gd tg gyty in the state depart- Peace, not meg; gfhfgffstrig cgislfxfflcggk slide. Rescue workers were st 193 1,: was agdegttznthlg clggéu I; -""" but also of personal adaptation figgmg “&‘&"°uy ln the deb”

I ‘ ulrhe ' Ol' more ES. ,',';‘,;‘,‘.§,§°§,,‘;f ‘“;°;.,,'f°§-,;'“<;,,v~=‘*°d ve Bi W- F-=-~» mt.. ii. ‘€..;“‘Z,§Z§.i..‘i£“°.€i““;g,'i’.?.i fm fm we we-el-d by be year W _ gt “tg meihe SB-mi’ C°P!i'|¢ht. i935. by A. P. naman ‘omg through R quiet revohb tery workers. Vifhole families we m1 mm _:_ Washwhwl Belsiw (By Guardians Special Wire) mm W ,_ new dmmw. md the d,s_ caught in the landslide, ti-le mmm! to ”_1"3n°V’i;_ ice. h _HAAHDDIS Avril 1-? W° “ mmm, mm Wm be cam dwellings _swept away and the

served stnlguenos Aires yacht: read; to pit the silver-covzred "flue" °°"°m°"d°“°"‘1' "T° saws hurled in me dems' ‘

xgshbelere _Alle was recalled is leatherslllelds, eurved selmlial-s and §‘,:l§he°§"§§hl,§§"m;“ _";,e‘;"j’,‘,,, Qi); 'rraln wi-eek ‘

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of ihfe“’fll°‘l'l`.l°n '§°i.'l`§.°§l.‘."dl'.-lfgf i-‘i§l§§lds°1iii‘l.d§° "i§.'ees'"1”in.§i Wi” bs my f°1°-is = 1"1"‘1°=¢ °f _ _ . B "8 which I am more proud than I can COPENHAGEN Deflmi’-l`1<» API'

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Rin

Like the President and members is

10|-D2 Chebe 800181 ¢h9-D895 `°r mm? 16 persons today was so powerf

Although he emphatically stated Dominion _,There is Suu time to injured from 5° to 60_

er amndim the °°"°m°“y' Insurance Bill, it was announced to

“lim iteiien ef 1 9 lhehes

il Known ` - ~

W' I N 0 T T A w A The llevrewliciiorls Of the AS- Pape Leads In Effect df the lane thrust or win-

sociation, probably through its On- l ter on growing amps was problem, tario S-crctavy, George iousham. P F P meal pmme fmmrs had re

Mr. Robbins ww adviser to the Ethic ia does not want war, the ' ,

United States delegation at the dark-liilarded “King of kings, elected make amends" he added' ,nie wreck was blamed °“ conference on the limitation ' oi’ of God, and conquering lion of Ju- Mr' Buchan Wm be °'°°°mp‘mied “ul Y signal given at' Rmge Et

armament atwashingtonin 1921-22, dah" made plain in an interview wcmmain ocmb" by Mrs' B“°h' mm'

served on the foreign personnel that his nation will resist any in- 5” “"5 me" Y°““3°5l' 5°n' A1°5”“”`»

boaxd md was “med counsellor “sm” to me last mam _who is still at Eton. He may have Car Shot Into Crowd

of the embassy at Rome in 1925. _ “Ethiopia does not want war. °' 3”" at 5°m° canadian ,1,“;‘\1Ve’5§W CH_ATEAU_.nHmR_RY Fra

In July 1928 Mr. Robbins was dp. Yelleml Yelleml the Emperor al- :H079 5°l‘:i5 t°hgx!°’da t ey tx” Apr” 7_A “cms cm, éammed minced minister to El salvdde.-. le- most sheuied. The Ethiopian wel- _‘We me §“Sh fi” W°d° F a mghmy at mn speed was _ turning to the United state; fp lem' lneansa double strength nega- 5°“5~ Mm “° all S “'t5°i°°“ °°“a 8 crowd of 0 le kim yt wwe as Becfemry of me American uve_ _ sin of the Duke of Wes muster an children oumpgtpahd I _'gl W delegation to the intemational con- ‘As a member of the LeB8\ie of dmmtly "mled "0 c17°'“"d°';mP"°5; _“mn ,_ womgn nd 1; 7 ln' femme of Amencm “nes on °on_ Natmns and signer of the Keuogu ent Governor-Genera, the rl u bo K s, a year-old eillstlsn and arbitration. Pact; we are bound to exhaust every B°"?b°’°“3“~ ?f:wen, th '

imhlex was l__i;i.“ined chief of the dlvls- mealtsmof _peaceful settlement before V ° “S were in-l

P'° 1i“ih° *isis depart- W’ 5 °"“"’ . were' e pected is dl 'rh

ment in sept., 1931, and se,-ved “But," he added solemnly, “incase X °- e mm' 355 _ A, i 1. _ there until his appointment as of any foreign invasion while efforts Retallers Seek _ 1;; 21°: _;;\l'°thrl»;\§ @0313. SFVCNHS m§dANmowstgr¥nrYm,sh‘;§l B Minister to Canada, succeeding Col. to secure peacetll settlements are E ~ d g mn 01' 0 HJ r-rsniord iudenldsr. dn May il, in llrozrs-iS.E1»h‘* resist thai- X 6 m p l' l 0 fl ‘Th 'W “S *hm °f S" loss; alter the lwesevelt sdmlnls- inl_fI§_=i°n__i_f_> i-\1°_“°“‘°°"-'21 um M U d A 0 Til: machine was driven by

ra ion oe-me into power. rou a pa acc on ow co Shortly after taking over his dut- W0” H “fem” °f “alive W““""5 n e r C t gifslr rnagned C‘ma8§°tm the an' Six inches of moist, clinging snow ies ln ottawa Mr. Robbins was sgrbtd 1nil;°9§lg%‘§'1°L§;‘*{‘h‘f_§ff;§ -- mil tl: glllillillp agpilzlitigilm

called to London as assistant to the ii ¢y Wear. are 0 » ' american delegatien at the London I °f°°k°d Sfmt SW'-rrfilllz with sos- lc. P. ny Guardians sdleelai wire) brakes caused it to leap from the ,, _ we and out economic epnfsrencg, siping natives in flowing white robes OTTAWA A __ __ RM __ ____ road, hit a tree and bounce bac Highway 5 °wpl°m fe

Bm' Rgbbgm nwrged mme d* §e1;e%w;xe`;?|:;tet‘§!;g:‘?::,m;,?m- chants’ Assoclaiilon oi_Can?l.da hill; igtfowlhihdegdghcxywduain amish

promise security plan which will “Wh 0 Helios res in 1010. ° ' _ ~ , _

Thcv had three children Wal-len. -_-°"”""“ :f§1°§§:n,i?n;“§§,f,'t¢l§f§,§‘;,£°C?,°,§,‘_ tag: "ffhgnd (‘1"‘I°?f°d d°W“ SPM' Kanada. sprinefleld_ nl., had two Edward and Helen. The daughter mittee requests of large Canadlan 5 rg an e ' The Km wh° inches of snow that later turned io

&@SA1;'iiH’i'l‘;g l“o_?¢hif°»W8» SFR!-I' 8-30 departmental stores for exclusion of gills 'ltlléelaoyaiad lliabgatiglleoyeilllg mn' B“w§f;nm5§1wt elt.s' msotgf the 1'_9i»ll1 U'Bd€ f!'0m the 8°l/€m- driver, was hurled clear and’was Freezing weather was predicted

mems Unemployment ‘md >°°l5l unhurt. here tonight after mixed snow and

rain had deposited a total pl-ecip

height, and a noted polo player in ` e _ ~

hi, youth, the nine;-lean minima my Frederick Edwards) §‘f:g;’_°#elI‘_f§";Dm1§}ef§§y gggii Ke rayer or eace ioleed ln the gene.-si rain whlei

wi; n well \¢;;_¢;v_;n ngmtire lnggoekg- AAprii3°6-‘-Mini_..s_t_er noi weekend e _ gi-ecned vegetation, meiiowed he-.ci

cl C P319! b 0 D9- S M WWB- T 05 ~ 7 °“ (A. P. by Uualulaus S` ial Wire)

Hi# hw* vi# Hlvsvs °i>°“ to HW” 'Ne' v°°“S “¢°- ‘*“‘”‘° °““' exiiiftifl' f»1ille§§'§°`§l“"f§eh"_1-S Eiidll vfrw-°-N o1iY.Aeril°i.- rope “S” "°“' .

friends andhe was iuwwn as a kind cussicn ci the Unemployment 111- l ¢,,,,,p,,,y ,md Robert slmpsgn C°,.,,_ Pius ln historic st. esters' Basilica Came Wm" had "‘°“’“ "M" md pngmug hon, - sumnm B111, that the unemployed pany .Duomo Hudson Bay com_ led an estimated 30900 persons m in distaste at slit-filmed pastures Besides his mother. he is survived would be taken can of "hi mother pany: W,m.upe’g_ and Dupuis Fm.,,_ prayer for peace tonight. i0ul~ days “Wd 0°-Kelly on grass Washed by his widow and three children. way." What he meant is now be- MOMNAL to have the "hu business before the opening of me mms. 019811 bv will \‘/'beet Chiiilgifd C01'

He also leaves a sister Mrs. Cyril coming plain. added w tm, 13 emepted ¢,_¢¢gm-ml, power conference at Stress, italy, "T ‘md Alfalfa fields i"‘P'°"’d‘

Martineasi of london, and two half on Saturday, March 30. this sub- in me mess,”-,_ conceming Germany's rearmament. p"°°l”“'“tl°“' h"w°"°"‘ mls” sisters. Mrs. George B. Bt. Gecrle ject was debated at a long ses- A ,mms of me imper House Wm The demonstration for peace, ever ’““°h °f Weslfm K““5“5' “RSV” and-Mrs. charles Fellowes Gordon sich or the cabinet council. si- be md mem, ,,,,e,,,,,,,,,_ 1,»s,,,g- which an Holiness deeided ed pre- °°‘°\'f‘d° “iid the P°"‘“““‘"° °°““] of Tuxedo Park, N. Y. though not officially announced it |_,m,1va ,hw m Wen cl",-¢d_ Wm, side in person, was attended by the WV- when " f°“”l'°‘“` dry 5P"‘~ 1"im€l’l-1 *WN* Will be M14 hui been known that a public gh, exwpgim 91;” ggw bm, which Ambassadors from Germany and M5 5”” °“m*"‘°d bl' ”""’"° dust

Tilnbdliy m°ml\‘¢ If 10 °'°l°l* ‘l works scheme on a more compre- mv, 1-,em gdvgmced into th, ,-um. France accredited to the Holy Bee 3"°1"“5 this 9l”l“¥~

thi 01“1Y°h 0! W0 Y\'i¢°f°°"\°\\ l'l°"°- hensive scale than ever before st- mme, stage, pn,¢l»,i¢¢,\1y an logins. and by representatives of the British

mimi will belfrivm in Fairhaven, tended hes been undef ednnaefa-_hen eeeelved h-em the commons and Italien lemlensm Bm” _ “EE FROM HOME-“

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Ml” tion by the government for some hu bgen pugwd through md ,Wm The Pope entered e ca

_ (th 1 1 CALHOUN Kit April "i-\/[or __

OTTAWA Avril 'I Nt" ° ° time and will in all iikeuhoed b the izdydl Assent but additional a S0 smmproww 051, _ii»e<;r:§edoi; hi; than 100 mmm” along the are; l~

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death iri New York today o oil. Nunwd to the House igfore thc measures will he over from use porta le one sn p _eg/_ _ mv” m Maman County ned fr

. Warren Delano Robbins, United ________.-_-- gouge of gommol-is this weep gzzclimsxlg _i:’o}get_i;;°____wlth_ eric” :su me" homes may M the “ver ro

r':;i°vsedMwith rehsoi rigxtdllli gli 1 (°°Ptm“°d»°n pn" 'Drs 1;- ~. +~ =1' carried tothe Altar of the Chorus elfhi feet *WV* f|°°d Smile- zo ¢-“ 'hm dm.m¢‘h5, two yen, when me 31355,; gwrgmgm, was The Calhoun cha-pier oi the Ani- in dmee, hi had wen s huh piece ~ exposed. ° enesh sed cred. f.else_:ehh_:d_;_1vash- 3lg;;§;§=\l__~-_ _- - ~_ --_- li; the est?__em cd those with whom ml-leghgaoranhilgmd bi:;il_yo ;_fgf‘fef:lh_§;“:_d<{‘;_‘;“";'DSm;`§;§ “ We” stint .lqhn 2°;

ssl-ns contact. - . rocclci - - M the funeral to be held in New ' of Sacrament. Hg knelt in solemn A section of island, Ky., was un-

Tuna* Umnld. 'ul M _ ' pfgygr bggegchmg Q15 Divinity for dél' WBi»€'f' Bhd ii hiilhbél' Of famil-

Yon Y Nr y ~ the trilnquillty of the world. US Md fled to higher R'r0\md.

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Minister lgwumddsgh. ghd srl: P¢‘_‘_°¢ Blcna and ~ ¢“|°y ximian IN sunwiui TEN DMWNED el-lem such hae will also send _ _ LAKE movmmOE_ “__ Mm]

as ry, ggi, §'Aff¢u-Jizz; l in ` Cllm_`meWwQ:"2m;;B:§gn“‘“’m‘ _I-Roo0rts_ l-eache_g here toda_v of

4 ' hcdrownngof npersons n

ted esta 4 fell into the path dd s subway howmt ovmumed by 3

vdiiisulmaiiil arf' Um B A rain toe ‘°

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Rt. Hon. lil' George Perle), uct- ' In his pocket was found an un- wlwg 5:' :_£k°l"g‘r:vf”m° 'six "mes ingmrrlms isiuister. mdsy paid ' nailed letter sddressedtohlsfather, "“,I,w *‘ h ‘*°“°°- d tri is to ills istseullited states dt»aentredl,thanlnn¢hin\ldrd¢lo ° :Z ° °’°‘§§,_ _ht minister. ' loan recently leoeived. th' '°°“‘ wh” 5"* “°

idgnmmd b Mm arrived here today and told of _the

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me . bed flood stage. The courthouse at

at Macon. _ _

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t cold lsmilght some perturbation to ui farmers who had rejoiced in the

gift of mudh-needed moisture.

routed more than 100 families from their homes in McI.»ean County, Kentucky as it rose eight feet above

PERISH IN

me Rumsey plovided temporary shelter iii

1;- re the southwestern high plains- area. 1,. Rains and mist covered the Pacino

m.. coast.

lx the wake of tomadoes which swept Is' Alabama. and Iillorlda yestexldaly af-

“‘ lepcl-ted dead at Glesier, s at ellis-

“ffff drowned when winds dvertumed

lired, three of them so seriously they F“' F"°°‘ D“““°

“fx seeisn of the United states midwest

n e heels of reviving

rg' fell around Macon. Mo., in the

for refugees as an appeal for tents was forwarded to Amerimn Red Cross headquarters at Washington.

Dust storms continued to boil in

34 DEAD

M0000/IIB. Miss., April 'i-'I'hirty-

H four persons today were reported

dead and more than 100 injured in

over Louisiana Mlsissippi Texas,

d iemoon and lest night. a The tornado took its heaviest toll

in this section or iviississlppd with lo

burg and three on a plantation near Woodville, Miss.

Rescue crews searched for the

bodies of 10 persons believed

n their houseboat at a logging camp 0 six miles soirth of Lake Providence.

La..

Three athens died in scattered

sections of Louisiana and Texas.

today o th

_ rains, carrying an attendant threat oi' frost damage to spring crops.

rlori.hes.st.ern corner of the state,

to keep the roads open Lighter

k t snows fell in other sections of Mis-

souri and in Iowa Illinois and

and out the extent of the drought-

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Brothers Make Grue-

s o m e Discovery When Taking Sup-

l plies to Mining

Camp. _

(C. P. By Glllrdlllfs Spdcial Wire) VANOOU?ER., April 'i.--Plans for

recovery of the bodies of sevui. men whose lives were snuffed out by ii. snowslide which engulfed their lone- ly mining camp in the remote Tas- eko Lalke country, probably during British Columbials severe, January snowstorm went forward tonight.

Discovery of the tragedy which

wiped out the Taseho-Motherlode mining property camp was made by two Aliaire brothers, Bridge River trappers, who made the hazardous four-day snowshoe trek to carry mail and supplies to the isolated men.

The brothers .found all evidences

of the workings obliterat/ed. Invest- igation revealed the body of one man buried inthe snow, partially devoured by wolves. There was no sign of the others but they felt cer- tain all had perished' and they hur- ried out to civilization to report their gruesome find.

Weather Etc.-

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