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iated Press Correspondent.) ‘ MOSCOW, June 6—(A.P.)-—In s telephone interview" across 1,400 miles of Russian and Siberian plains and mountains, James Mat- tern, bold young aviator who is attempting a. solo flight around the world, told the Associated Press tonight he had arrived safely at Omsk and would set off in a few hours for Chita, 1,700 miles to the east.

“I am alright and am getting off within two hours,” Mattern shout- ed hcarsely over the ' uncertain wires from the city in for Siberia.

"I hit bad hesdwinds almost all the way to Omsk and my right landing strut cracked when I came down here but otherwise every- thing is fine."

The American asked the corres- pondent at Moscow about his time and was told that he was only a few hours behind the schedule set, by Wiley Post and Harold catty in their round-the-world tour in 1931.

“That's great! I'll beat ‘em yet," Mattern shouted in satisfaction and deternrntaion.

"I'm fine," he yelled in replying to i.’ question as to his own phy- steal condition.

“Everythlngb alright," he added. "That wing strut's been fixed here. I've had three hours sleep and I am taking of: in a couple of hours.

"They have been awfully good t0 me here. They had more food than I've ever seen in one D1106 waiting for, me when I pulled in.

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Peace Pact Nears Final Stage

(Associated Press)

ROME, June ti-Negotiatlons on the four-power pact for presenta- tion of European peace are near conclusion, Premier Benito Musso- lini, author -of the plan, told the Italian Senate today.

Meanwhile, reports from British, German and French diplomatic quarters indicated chances for fin- al acceptance of the protected agreement were good.

"Delicious ice cold spruce beer at McQuaidb store, Elm Avenue. Don't be thirsty. 9959-6-6-2 wks.

"First horse racing of the sea- son at Cape Traverse June 14th, also Bicycle and Running Races.

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"Fiddlers and Dancing contest- In Holy Name Hall, Thursday, J-une 8th. Send entries to James G. Gillis, St. Peter's Bay. P. E. I. 9948-0-8-21.

"Annual meeting Charlottetown Indies‘ Auxiliary Protestant Orph- anage, Canadian Legion Building, Grafton Street, Friday afternoon 3.30 P. M.

"Play "Cabbages or Dolls " by the young people - of Mt. B wart Presbyterian Church, in Msrshfleld Hall Thursday evening, June 0th.

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"Reserve Thursday evening, June 15th, for dancing and fiddling eon- tost in St. Margaret's Hail. Sentien- tries to John A. McDonald, 8t. Mar- garet's on or before June 13th.

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"Friday, June 0th, at l P. M, Mt. Herbert Dramatic Club present their s Act Comedy Drama with special- ties at Protestant Orphanage. En- tire proceeds for maintenance fund. Admission 20 cents. WtB-l-d-ti.

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CHARIZUPTETOWN. CANADA} WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1. was

Improved Conditions Mark Steady Industrial Advancement In

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P r e m i e r Brownlee Predicts Record Crops For West- ern Canada.

(Canadian Press)

TORONTO, June d-Crltlclsm of the recent Imperial Conference at Ottawa is unwarranted, for al- though results hsve not reached the anticipated peak, it seems certain they will ultimately fulfill expecta- tions, delegates to the annual meet- ing of the Canadian Manufacturers’ Association annual meeting tonight were told by manufacturers of vari- ous lines in Canadian industry.

The discussion‘ on the Imperial Conference and its value followed the adoption of the report of the tariff committee, and became gen- eral as first one delegate and then another Joined in to testify to the value of the conference.

Premier .1. E. Brownies of Alberta in a. surprise appearance before tho annual convention predicted rec- 0rd crops and improved economc conditions for Western Canada this year, at the same time paying trib- ute for the calm and sane wsly the people of the West had faced ad- varsity.

A. McA Murphy, Montreal, de- clsred export business had become defunct through the fluctuation of exchange. The conference could not be blamed, butetbere should be stab- ilisation of exchange effected as soon as g ossible.

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CANADA-FRANCE TRADE TREATY T0 BE SIGNED

The Treaty Will Be Formally Proclaim- ed In Both Countries: Saturday.

(Canadian Press) UITAWA, June (l-The treaty between France and Canada, which

[passed Parliament a few days be-_

lore the‘ end of the recent session will be proclaimed simultaneously Jln bath countries on Saturday next, iit was learned on good authority _ today, l The French trade, treaty was negotnted by Hon. C. H. Cahsn, isecretary of State, who made o, ‘Journey to France for the purpose iii-st year. and also carried on negotiatbns with representatives of the French Government on this side. 1t provides that the two countries will give each other most ‘favored nation treatment in the ‘entry and. marketing of its p11)- ducts.

Canada

IMPRDVEMEIIT GENERAL

Factories Re-open and a General Expan- sion in business Recorded.

IORDNIYJ, June B-(CPJ-Can- odian business which, compilers of trade statistics estimate, turns the same corners as the United states but from three to four months lat- er, is running true to form in that signs of mprovement are becoming

more general throughout the Do- minion three months after the IB-lmchillg of “the new deal" at Washington.

A long list of factory ie-openings have been recorded in the last two weeks. Commercial travellers have noted that merchants are expand- ing their orders. Electrical produc- tion, oarloadings and railway earn- ings are rapidly creeping up on the totals for the corresponding weeks of 1932. ,

The lumbering industry, lagging behind the general trend because, chiefly, of British and U. S. bar- riers on irrtpolts, is now making better headway according to in- formation gathered by the Canadi- an Press from the leading lumber-

A convention accompanied the . ing sections of Canada. These points

fllwatl’. iii-Yin! down a. series concessions each country accords the other providing greater facility in transportation, conduct of ‘busi- ness and travel by business repres- entatives between the rgnatory nations.

Fourteen Ye In Battle

Rescue Efforts, How- ever, A_re in Vain — Two Die of Injuries.

(By Gault MacGowan, Csngdlm Press Correspondent).

PORT OF SPAIN. ‘Hinidsld, June 6-(0. P. Oableb-m a dragnqflqg battle of boy against beast, 14 yea;- old Ramon Eloy, strove to save two small ccimpanions from a, ten-ibis death in the waters of the River I-Dure, only to see them die on the shore to which his efforts had brought them.

The story reached Trinidad to- day from Son Fernando, in the interior of Venezuela. Ramon Eloy was enioyins s holiday -in his canoe, when he saw Abel Prada, bathing in the river. Before his eyes the younger boy leaped g1. most into the closing jaws of a waiting crocodile.

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Tie-Up In 1V. Mines Avertecl

(Clllltlllll PEI)

SYDNEY mNES, N. 8., June 0. -Prospects of a general tie-up of Nova scotiab coal mines bad re’- ceded somewhat tonight as miners of Princess and Florence eollieries prepared to open negotiations with their employers looking toward a settlement of the wage deadlock that closed the two mines.

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Canadian To Attempt Flight T o H a i t i

(Canadian Press)

NEW YORK. June 6. - Guiding the same aeroplane he flew from Newfoundland to England in 1930, Captain J. Errol Boyd, Toronto's “W118 41mm. will take oi‘! from New York Saturday for an over- water hop to Haiti.

Accompanied by two Americans, the Canadian fiyer plans to leave around four p. m., E. D. S. T., on the 2,470-mlle flight. The distance is about the same as that flavn by Capt. Boyd and the now eight- ‘year-old ‘plane "Columbia on Oc- tober 9, 1930, between Harbor Grace and London.

Ontario Judge Dies At Home

(Canadian Press)

TORONTO, June tl-Mr. Justice W. A. Logic of the Ontario High Court died today. He had been lll for some weeks.

Mr. Justice Iogle, a native of Hamilton, Ont., was 67 years of age. He was appointed a Judge of the High Court division of the supreme Oourt of Ontario in 1919.

Mfr. Justice Logic died at 5-30 a. m. Ha bad beer. off the bench for many months, suffering at first from severe pneumonia, recently he suffered a heart, attack which hastened the end.

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(Associated Press) NEW YORK, June 6-"Be-

of l report:

HALIFAX — "Lumber operators sayhxports are fairly good. par- ticularly to_ England. Indications

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u. s. President Modifies Pension L e gi s l a ti o n

(Associated Prfiss)

WASHINGTON, June ti-Despite s modification by President Roose- velt of the war veterans pension cuts, the wave of insurgency in the House of Representatives swept forward unabated tonight with leaders predicting s more Liberal Senate proposal would be accepted.

The change announced by Pres- ident Roosevelt today fixed the average reduction in compensation of direct service-connected cases at 18 percent which a White House estimate sad would amount to $60,- 000,000 more than originally had been planned.

Trading Brisk In Stock Markets

(By John L. Cooley, Associated no" Financial Writer.)

NEW YORK, June 6—(A.P.)—~ Financial trading continued brisk today, especially on the Stock Ex- change where shares stumbled into selling after an early advance and then firmed again. Speculative bonds had s. good run-up. Wheat. interested in weatherncws, had small declines on the day, but cot- ton improved.

Stecks were mostly higher until noon when Santa Fe‘s directors announced the preferred dividend cut. This chilled all rail issues and advances in other directions were checked.

Assassin a tion Attempt Fails

ATHENS, Greece. June 6--(A.P.) _An gttompt to assinatc Eleuth- erios Veniselos, several times Prem- ier of Greece and a leadlns m1"-

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Special Meeting of the British Cabinet Is Scheduled For To- day-U. S. Takes No Action.

IONDON, June d—"-(A.P.)—-A special meeting of the Cabinet will be held Friday when the problem of what to do about the American debt due June 15 may be threshed out to a dccision.

Officials intimated today in announcing the summoning o1 the extraordinary meeting of Ministers that the Government expects to have by Friday some indication tram Wilshingrton of what the Am-, ericzul Gmurnment is counting on’ from lmnclcn when pny day rolls around. v

The regular weekly sitting of the Cabinet will be held tomorrow but as n. number of members of the

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Japan Prefers No Comment O n Tr e a t y

(By Richard L. Turner, Associated Press Staff Writer)

WASHINGTON, June 0—Japan, with thousands of troops in North- ern Chins, told President Roosevelt today that it prefers to make no comment now on his appeal for s. treaty forbidding the despatch of armed forces into foreign territory.

The Tokyo Government at the same time informed the President, however, of a "hearty response" to his plea. for universal peace and for earnest cooperative efforts toward success at the London Economic Conference and the Geneva arms reduction parlcy.

gRichards To Be Sworn In Today

FREIDERICTON, N. B, June 6- (CPJ-Cl-Ion. C. D. Richards, form- -er Premier and Attorney-General of New Brunswick, will be sworn in as a Justice of the King's Bench Division of the New Brunswick su- preme Oourt in the Supreme Court Chambers here to- morrow, with Chief Justice Sir Douglas Hazcn administering the oath. Mu‘. (Richards will succeed Mr. Justice 0. S. Croclret, who was el- evated to the Supreme Court of Canada.

E c o n o m i c Ho rizon Clea ring

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., June 6.-— (APJ-A bureau to act as a clean- ing house for national advertisers and the country press was discussed today at the convention of the Na- tional Editorial Associptioti of Amer- lea.

Harry B. Ruthlcdge, of Chicago, Executive Secretary in making his annual report declared: “There is no doubt now but that thc national and business horizon has begun to clear and the time is opportune for the country newspapers, to find their place in the sun."

(Special 00 the Qunrdlillll 3T, Joy-m, N. B, June (i-Jrhc increasing demand for Canadian

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Charles Cahill Starts Today.

With five criminal and three civ- .l cases on the docket, the June term of the Supreme Court opened yesterday morning at Summerside, Chief Justice Msthieson presiding. True bills were found by the Grand Jury in each of the criminal cases which are as follows:

The King vs. Charles E. Cahill, indictment for manslaughter. This case, which is in connection with the death of Philip V. Arsenault in a highway collision last year, was tried at the last November term, when tho Jury, aficr two hours‘ de- liberation, reported dioogwement.

The King vs. Edmond Arsenault, charged with unlawfully killing and slaying Edward T. Perry, near St. Louis on April 15th, 1933;

The King Vs. Harris Pye, charg- ed with breaking and entering a ranch in Lot 18 and stealing a fe- male for;

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French Delegates To -World Parley A r e N a m e cl

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PARIS. June d - (A. P.) — The French delegation to the World Economic Conference beginning at London June iii will be led by Premier Edouard Daladier who will be supported by six other Ministers, the Cabinet decided today.

An Under-Secretary who is a silver expert, Raymond Patenotre, will also be a membe of the French group at. the London parley.

Joseph Cailaux, former Premier, who had been designated as active head of the London Delegation in a previous announcement, was omitted from the list approved to- day, presumably for reasons of health.

Annual Meeting United Church Conference Opens

SACKVHLE. N. B, June 6-(0. PJ-“Men are redeemed by the spirit of vicarious suffering, the spirit of costly sacrifice," Rev. Dr. W. G. Watson, of Pine Hill Divinity Hall, Halifax, said this evening in the Communion sermon at the opening scsion of the ninth annu- al Maritime Conference of the United Church of Canada. The world needed a new conviction of God, Hs power and purpose, and a. willingness to beer suffering for the sake of others, declared the re- tiring President. of the conference.

Some 500 delegates were present, including Rev. Dr. A. E. Arm- strong, Toronto, Foreign Missions Secretary, and Rev. Dr. Peter Bryce Toronip, Secretary of the Mission- ary and Maintenance fund.

GERMANY T ACCEPT LEAGUE REPRRTTIN IERS

Upper Silesian Jews to Be Restored to Posi- t i o n s Previously Held.

(Associated Press) GENEVA, June 6—-Germany wil restore Jews in German Upper Sil- esia to positions they lost since thl beginning of th, Hitler regime, Friedrich Von Keller, spokesman for the Reich, told the League of Nations Council today.

'I‘be Council, which took up the Jewish question upon the petition of Franz Bernheim, unanimously adopted a report declaring the boy- cott of Jewish shops in Upper Sil- esia and some regulations affect- ing lawyers. notsries and doctors, are in. conflict with the Polish- Gerrnan minorities convention.

Italy joined Germany in abstain-

ging from voting on this report.

Herr Von Keller, who on behalf of the Berlin Government previous- ly had declined to accept the re- port, which was drawn by juridical experts, indicated to the council to- day that Germany would not takd exception to it.

mnnnsr, N. s. June e.- Horacc Bead, Professor of Law at Dalhonsle University, has re- ceived a Fellowship award from Harvard University valued at $2,500. He will spend a. year in research work. Professor Read is s. son of Mayor C. H. Read of Amherst.

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