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The .1113! rand

asked to lend money!

f}. . . t t wntlunrlllan Two Cantu. fiz-yrlillllllllflfllllifdlllll. Fnuntled llliW.

‘on of friendship is n’ steady and loyal and enduring a nature that it will m. ihflyugh a, whole Metime l! not

‘ti.

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tllsfiluiill lll ARRIVE u lilliculvls

Will Be Absent From London About A Mouth On Canadian And U. S. Visit.

0Tf.-\\\'.\, Nov. l3 —(CP)— King George VI and Queen l-Iliuhotil will arrive at Quebec (‘itv ml the British Battleship

W May 15 and sail from litllllil.\ proximately Jung 10, Prime Minister Mackenzie King nnnounei-il today,

Tile announcement was made ilmultaueousiy in Ottawa wnd London.

Plans for the reception of Their iliajesties are being pre- pared anti the Prime Minister himself is lll-lid of the cabinet committee of senior ministcs who will have the filial re- tpoilsibiiity.

rlll arrangements must be submitted to the Royal Family for approval but the entire re- sponsibility for fannulating them rests with tile govern- ment. A second committee of deputy ministers will make the {more til-tailed zlrrangemcnts for

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\iiltoll, in warehouse. . L-lUG. . . at._l:$rlclg_t:i<l\\‘ll Tuesduyfl lJIlL L--i6—l1-l2-2i.'

oldie‘. Lille Club loaullzg flog.» , ulllia every 'l‘uesdny. Hours L-Ll-ill-lll-Iti-‘Z-Fl-il

lQUEBEc HOLOCAU s'1"=__

ghurch of England and Roman

forms and classes of hunlan en- deavor.

tilltl Dance Iona Hall ,, N 2.111111‘; ldlil. L-lil-ll-bbfli.

it» SYfPcterZs 11in, Wtul-l .\~\. ll. uoucctte l-‘llnl-l Ll-UZ, ' L. l polldeilce Courb‘

(lance.

l. l._vol" ytits lll North .t ll‘ i, ‘Iilestlzly, Novenlber‘ L-llJ-ll-l-i-ill.

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alld F-llxr" in ‘ ’ll".‘

Dance in lot‘ ‘minbw iii ll.':

I .. ...i' and 130e,. V A_|"88'll'l4‘31.

llllll Square ' l9, after- Jflr“ll'.l'S

. 1 allcl chickcil on ..v rvfrv rack. drc~~etl \' irr highest prices. R. L. " - L-90-ll-4-2i.

‘v-lili- v lveficicrs will llold un- iua. lll€l‘li‘ ‘Filesday at 2 oclock ‘ii Akrlciilaunii Hall.

L-il-i-il-iii-‘zi.

rt and dance by Gesrge ,,_ >0 Merry Islanders lll Zlllmlil liflii, Monday. Nov. 14th. ?““‘_l"“‘»'<‘il by Crapaud Women's rslllnte, - 1,404,

“Come to chicken supper at gitrw Paul's, Brookiield. Wednes- Aiil. 16th. Commencing six o'clock. YllSDiCcs Brookfield W. M. B. and ~P-5.'1‘ickct4 35c and 25c. L-l00-1l-14-2t.

"Billing live h s every week. grainy fit Kelvinfilg. Albert Walker. “Mars ilt Albany; Fridays at raid. List your hogs by a prst “"1 or collect telephone call and "I will truck them from their W“ Quick delivery, less shrink- g‘; llilillest prices. G. C. ‘Green. "kl- n-tvl-lo-mtw-ct.

ll i-i lcadi hogs at Charlotte- g“ “Pr?! until further notice n Mmiiifly and ‘Ihursday after- ‘Wll. l to 3: Tuesday and Friday ‘i "i- to 3 p. m. Hog markets are In ~ Ship oo-operotively and get “time is. Livestock Marketinit "i- L-Oi.

, _..__ Mme have on hand mixed and l“ Cod rations for hogs and lay- hgnmflsh for hens. also cornmeal. M '_5hm'l56. etc. at close to cost mic. also ground wheat. wrest h‘ fattening your poultry. Try a

ii 0i‘ less at the Livestock Ferd

suggested the United States sever diplomatic relations with Germany

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m 11v itlzvlcjFA CE P0 VER TY CABINET PREPARE?WPLAN?MPOIQ

% op|e's Paper

Covers Prince Edward island Like the Dew

OTTETOWN, CAN A

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Seven Dead In Rouyn Hotel Fire

ROUYN. Que. Nov. 13-(0. P.)—Toil of life in Saturday's early 1110mm! hotel fire was sot at seven after a Toronto salesman had died today and officials had established the safety of two other person; to”- ed trapped in the Albert's hotel when flames levelled the $300,000 struc- turc and a half-dozen other buildings,

A. J. ll. Stevenson of’ Toronto, terribly bunlcd as he clung to an "vemslnk 5i!!! after crawling from his ‘third-floor window in the hotel, died more than 24 hours after the blaze had ravaged downtown Rouyn. Later a body Identified I15 that of I. Legure, provincial mines de- Plrlmtilll- "Illllilyw it viii 5'01‘. Que, was found in the wreckage, leav- ing five others listed as missing and almost certainly deiul.

S. Glergy And Lay Leaders Denounce Reich

NEW YORK, Nov. 13 -—(AP)— ° » Clergy and lay leaders in the Unit- ‘The blile Wll79<l out the adjoin- edOStates using language of un- lml Commercial Hotel. where sparing strength. todavdellcuncgd guests were roused before the the German subjugation of Jew- flames had made much progress. lsll citizens . “Mad? . .“Inhuman“. . . .Bestlal" .. "Barbnrlc".... Those words were lll sermons and other public utterances on the first Sunday since the newest

Deleted from the roll of nlisslzlg over the weekend were me “antes of Mr. and Mrs. P. Duchesnc of Montreal. A checkup showed Duchesne escaped the inferno. willie his wife was not lll tllc hotel as authorities at first believed.

Late Saturday, before Stevenson's death. i_t had been feared the fire cost €lfiflt livcsvas ‘it raced swiftly through the brick hotel owned by Albert Coutu, lvhcre about 50 ‘guests we're asleep when it broke

and two stcres, wiping out an en- tlrc citv block with a heat so lii_ tiEIlSGItIlFil. windows were melted in buildings across the street.

With Stevenson, two Qthc-g"

Nazi oppressive, movement, after. llllc-sts went to hospital at nearby iilatll of a Jews slaying of a Nolalldii» 5am Allard of Kirkland Nazi diplomatic official. . Lillffi. Onto and Arthur Belanger

Some of thr; strongest sermons of R°UYH Walked there with the

were delivered in Protestant. saleinlfi“ W110 5llb5fqllcilllll tiled. Allzlrds condition was described as

atholie churches; and rabbis 59Ti5l15- were unanimous, though temper- Tlwsc missing were: Aime be- ed in at least one instance. munma“ of Lasilrri‘. Qiifh; Rom- Outsidc the pulpits, strong ex- "aid Colltu. cousin of the Albert.

HQFPI OWYYBI‘; W. H. Browllell. post office inspector of North Bay, Out ; Jack Clenacllan. Rollyn jcvv;11m~_ and Etienne Pclland. Rcuyil t.\vn enzlileer.

prefsions came from the ranks of pOllllCS, lnbor and arts and nlany

Srnator King (Democrat-Utah)

iitiit:iiilil..it..§"°CLIIZIJYZI Miltllei’ Cabrini ,

called Gfrmnn Ambassador Hans State Depart- ment Saturday in‘ a 15-minute conversation. wlicll gave rise to reports they had discussed the n""w measures against Jews in the Reich. However, neither t‘*e State Drmrtnlcnt 11"" ti"- Ambassador w" id (liscuxs the talk.

lt was cxillaiilcd that no formal protest bv the United States was ilossiblc because the German de- crees were of purely domestic CflllPCTll.

Anti -_Alcoholie Drive Called In Quebec

QUEQE", N-DT 13 —tCPl -An ‘ _ " "‘ "lie cruulds“ lll Que- tut-c from the _ " ce us." called fztr today _ Yvllllfi Pill? _i’1il~ . Lon...“ Ca 1151'... Allcl‘bi-)hcps I m; at the iilgn altar zlluaccillllillal- l 5p. m a pflstnml ‘flit... l ion of wlix (‘ought ilrc in the base tl.l " n the pilluit in mo“. man of one oi‘ the wooden cllilnrieliirs 4,00 pariah cl1ulcl\es' I ho ding candles around u biCXlLL‘ ilroviilccis civil authorities. “m” 9““°P-‘- 1.. ).0[...§i-.,.l I...“ buckle-x men Vatican firemen were culled but “ l‘ “‘ “" léfagafw, ‘ m. ed (lccldrtl the flalncs were no I \__ ‘Offlhérenalfian l‘. Aftcr lile Ptlpc llnd deport-- “T . ‘ P t‘ “be . 11d \"' ‘lane ecclcmsucal prawn“, m ‘bllltiodbtilolfzillbllgd blcrlzeq Wlllslltll , lg 9m :'“,‘°““°1g5‘,“";.,, i”; bucket. nf water. Few of {he nude‘ “f‘~"l‘tl‘ ~11?‘ lgironflrjfy“ a once were aware of the mishap.

To support the nrcoretl IlFDClE. _‘ “-

.,__._..,..,,~ nctiuldtolresltrilst illdver- Plane Plunges Into

tislll: of l)‘.‘i‘l‘ m a co. o c iquor - . '

and limit the issue of vending Rlvera T‘v0 Klned

licences in the province was sug- ~——— I DETROIT, Nov. 1;i—tAPi —'I‘lv0!

set g letter suggested too the cam- men were killed today ivhen thcirl piVQn would lei-refit “ill u less clir- sltZH-Wwinli all‘ 381W i955 i‘ “It”?! cct but very effective manner‘! if and plunged ino the Detroit R.vcr the "material. social and spiritual 15 miles south of ilerc. The body of lot. to; the mugs we" m“ i James Btll1l$d o‘; Detrutlt, llltfdllllfg, was recovere y 0021s till!‘ sm . cw“ undertaking‘ A search was sill being? made for

QUEBEC (TOSFECSIL MEMBER the body of Roy Lowry, also of Dc-

ls Bcatifieli

VATICAN CITY, Nov. l3—(AP)— l\/I0lllEl' luixlillqcscu Su‘ rlo Cabrini today became the first Ulll e:l SIaLes (‘l.l‘/.0ll llilllbbfiltld by the iiolnan Catholic Cilurcll alllong i... blessed lll llruvcll.

Mother Cabrini, who devoted her life to ltalilln ililiniuxanis and be- came o. llatuialiucd American, was beatlfied lll moving coir-monies in St. Peters Cd iledral

George Cardinal Mllnzleiill, Arch- bishop of Chicago. who cclrbrated he beatlficlltltil Nlflxb’. paid Moihtrr Cu.bi'.lli_ti".>ilte in tllc i" broad-

l c-

troit his com panion,

UITAWA. Nov. l3 —-tCPl ‘The National Defence Depltrtlllent au- llounccd tonight award of $25.9n3 contract to Standard Construction Company’. Halifax. for construction of a new gallery at the Royal Canadian Naval Barracks at Hali- fax.

QUEBEC. Nov. lii-JCPF-HOH- Lculs Alfred Letourncau. 111811111" of the Quebec l-tttlifiifltil/e ¢°llll°il for La Snlle since i921. died in hos- pital today after an illness of five days. rile 65-year-old was taken suddenly ill last Weill!“-

clay.

Persons Drowned" "When Car Plunges Over Ferry Wharf

the weekend. Early

ROUYN ue., 170v. lS-(CW- district over _ ‘ t d ', hotel fire her claim- Sh‘ person‘ row‘? fine?" ffgifyl greisseervead lites, and tollighte a min-

er w-as killed at work in the Nor- anda pit lust outside Rouyn.

No one saw the accident accord- ing to first reports reaching here, hilt it was thought tile driver be- lieved the ferry was at th: wharf when the automobile drove over

here tonight when their automo- bile plunged off the end of a ferry wharf and sank.

Five ofthe victims consisted of a mother ad father and their three daughters. All slX Wfle Bus‘

r t simlmbyégurgfilnglll’?! ‘chats? ‘lidmetfhtls the \'l(‘l. The ferry was on the Xgythcrn‘ Quebec gold-mining other side of the river at the centrm “m” a Sunday “m hem ‘Irlllll-lnchuk was believed at the

The dead:

pan] yl-mcliuk, 60.

Mr. and Mrs. A. Stralchult. I895 unavailable.

The Strelohuks‘ three dflI-IBMPTF- aged from I0 tn

wheel of the ill-fated autolni-hlle His body and those of the other five were recovered quickly. It was not known here whether or not the six hnd managed to struggle free of the submerged car before

lEW lliilluilll

Then it roared through a gamete "

IMPERILS rial WITH intuit

Opinion United A- gainst Anti -Semitic Violence — Threat To Peace Seen.

LONDON. Nov. 13 —-(CPI — Britons of government ‘ranks and the opposition joined churchmen and ile\vspa.pcl's during the week- elld ill ilecfaring anti-Semitic vhl- enee in Germany threatened Euro- pean ilcace.

Amid ivitlospreild coildiemniltion of the Nazi campaign cnme- (wid- cnce from a cabinet minister that it. lmd shaken the faith oi at least one of Prime Minister Cllalnber- lalll's_ colleagues in ills efforts to obtain a instill: friendship with Chancellor" Hitler. ‘

Addressing a regional meeting of the National Labor Council on Saturday. Earl De La. Warr. Presi- Clfllt of th::- Board of Education. said that instead of encouraging llotles for appeasement. “events ‘on the continent during the last few days have served to odd certainty o the conviction that we live in" a world in which those who desire tn defend the decencics of llfc must b> .~,‘.‘:tlilg both in aYms and ill moral purpose."

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Lztblo r Lender Protests

Arthur Greenwood. Labor. who was siiluled out for attack last; Siiilfiil-l‘ lll‘ l-litler because he had asserted he Wl$l1€€l to see the end ofvall dietatorships, spoke out a- gainst “iloelvms and persecutions."

Azltlrrsingz a meeting at, D1n- cuffs-r. the Labor front benchnr said Mr. Chamberlain's peace pol- icy must be “dismal failure so loni! as the international atmosphere is poisoned by clouds of vilification. 21'1"" aiv! mislveilrcscniiill/l will the atmosphere be ..- llv l'~1>”nl"'l poqrollls and Srultioils."

Scvcl-al lhflllFtilllfl Communi ts, at c“ Pn"k meciin" todav, voted a '.‘lll'irlll denouncing “he culli- poial of lPlTCi‘ lie": heirs! enraged wainst Jen's, in Gerlnanyx" The (‘omlnuiihts marched toward-s the German i-‘mlras-"v wher» a dele- rniiou was irnrmlti/ed to present the rcsfluticn.

Depiore Treatment

Cfhiirchnlen. from the Archbishop of Cantcrllllrv down. deplored the trcnfmcnt cf Jciws and its effect on l’-*il"in'< cffcr of irienckhin to G""'lliil’l.\',

The Al""llJl.~ll.'l'\ in a lrtter t0 til" 'l"ii“."~‘ assert d.

"would that. the rulers c’ the 1 co"'ri realize that such ex- = n‘ l~'=‘-crl and ivlalic" out ll]').’.‘l"l the fricvdshin which we are reridv ts "P" ‘hem an almost in- iokirnhle strain."

‘few Fl1f°“."l'-9l‘i lva: the ‘Bishop cf ntll“lfl"l. fir. rlsliliex‘ l-Icnsrrl. llc tclrl a Diocesan Conference that “it niluht to be made clear in Herr Hitler and his colleagrilcs that if they rl-o silleercll" rirsire the fllvrflslliu t‘-f this coilntrv they

DA. MONDAY. NOVEMBER l4, 193s

0r. R.J. Manion Faces t

Test In ilnc 0i Three. l

By-clcctiLs» Today Fl

9

since he was chosen last Jilly to succeed Rt. Hon. R. B. Bennett‘ as l l

leader of the National Conservatlxe ———— Paptythe byelection in London, one lvluch Interest Takeng In Event Staged

of three being decided tomorrow,

Dr. Mlmion laces E. O_ Hail, caildi- ‘ Saturday At Mont- dgIIC.

date of the (Jo-operative Common- wealth Federation, in a riding that ilas elected i6 COXEEYVGllVCs since Confederation and has been i‘0ll- tlnuously Conservative since 1917. Other contests are in Waterloo South and Brandon, both Conser- A votive in the last eleclons and, as . _ Wits the case ill London, nludc vac- , ,, . ans by the (lentils of sitting lllfim- “Um!” m“ i“ "’ be..s_ llt'l(l lll a-ltlllr .‘.ti I or) , p. <_t_,;-,. t. with the approval of Prune Milk the ulLi-rllrloll tilt-y. Wop; 9v ill-t pl... ma. Macxenzie King and his us_ lll lllc Lilli at onc lune, ‘ K WClB-WS. the Liberal Agocintiol. of Di. JV. Jllcii. .5 lilltrllllt-i. u. London decided not to oppose the m" m‘ M,‘ . ' new Conservative leader, The Prime m? °°7°l"'1""“".‘ "i Minister had indicated his (leslre ljlouncll“ 1”‘ AM‘! l" hat Dn Manic,‘ be not upposm illc Cltdllllllnllrltrtlllh and urged the desirability of having wpFmll‘ mf,‘ i. the Party leader in the l-loilsc of hm“ “i L“‘“""“" . Commons‘ field dilj." \vl fl all at tnl>.\ u . D1.‘ Mmmon was deflated m For, llklfiltlll station. ill 1.1m. ' Jllfii lzltjll‘ William attlle general election of “m” L‘) ‘he _°"mm'*” , _ 1935 am... being almost C0mmu0us_ DClllUll;-..lliiv.()li.r n. Li.‘ coffin of| 1v in t-he l-loilse of Commons since bflll m‘ till“, “"1” m‘ “' “ “m”, 1911 and Serving as Mint“... of uric buitonl. llilil bct-il llvPfl ill t‘t.ll-~

Railways and Camus from 1930 .0 llLlSt with btarii lXLlOlllv t it‘; -~ 4 ranches provtcl llllt the ltlxi-s i

ed on the ioiiilcl" hail boivl‘ Cull ti.’

19.x’: _~_“v';~ Another dinlonstrstlon nus the use’ [of the slant lJUiiiti lt‘(‘(ll‘i‘ oi lin- l provl-tl (ltlrlitll ‘ch inrnllis the | l CYCtLtL‘ to be ltiiliill)‘ cleaned. x line

iilil'i_\' lu.\;_t-.~ were broilgllt by \'l,~l.-

l or.» to. ' will‘ l i .\lr. Billlii,‘ {itfiill ‘null the zur " ‘character of ‘the tlllilllili.» and Ur. » Jack used them l0 lllustlntl: hora». ing snnllllt (lll tillil U.llt‘l' piqusul-txs‘ l5 twisted Lili‘ clililnoilci ma"...

in fox YllllClllllfl. F. G. Ktllllitkl“ uiltl W. Harry‘! C o i. C. H. Colwell }Q?§‘,‘“,,‘;f;,‘,‘ f}; . Guest speaker round ltlbl!‘ i.l

The fox illuntl".li.tlil stolen ilclil day on iln- fillltll of Captain Alan ~ Wllitll

vldartl for lllL'

Lance, provincial’. “lllilblli. tom; lvll. Burke illlfl lll ‘i\'lll\‘.l il (lll/Mil ..p r-l,l

and nil a vtfc bring till-Li ll on chute,- oi colour a llillt‘ silver ‘l.

the Prince Edward bland

landers (Black Watch) has sclreted a member of the

adian rifle team which ivill pre=eht the Dominion at. the loih ailnual meetingof the NntioztnlRille Association at Bisley. Eiufllild. iii Jilly of next. year. it svzls ullwtulllc-

Fox Sifltlfills wllfllllt‘ Z\(ltlI't‘.“.\ on tlllli.“ lie

until t" Ml" Illinanl

ed Saturday niuht by CTI, C. H- D17 ' i-‘i “id , 4 _ '_ . Colwell of Halifax. hiiuwtvll N, ll- H“ ;< <‘“ _ -? l ,,,..~,,..a..<q- week. .\lr. L-t-oriic A. Lznlbrcl. lt-tt.

Col. Colwcli. officer lng the l8tll Infantry Briuade. was the guest smakier at the Army and Navy Club where he gave an il- lustrated address on the Bislcy meet of 1937. The Colonel, as coin- mardant of the Canadian ream of that your. gave an intsrciting talk on the rifle shontiu: sport and rc- lnted ‘many anecdotes of the trip, which were thorouwhlv enjoyed by thedlargc tllllmbfil‘ of club lnclnllaxrlxs all guess prcseil. ‘lmS (ep r.- _ _ ‘ H ‘ — _ “ l imz lmnurllis of th" trip lyrih on I-RkDl-Iilb FOR Noel-if "i! ' our! off the range at llislsy ilrovcrl RA‘ ‘lt<>_-\~ li-l- fi of exceptional interest and nlaill’ ill-u m“ m ">°"“m Chm“

.. .. . -I4v-l " "*.s .‘ . {giggled}; 13%;‘ easttrll Cautwrl. will lrnvc Freder-

on parade last summer were also zig_‘flll_l_llillb\f‘r:l(lwl_7“cl shown. " " ‘ "

0n Stltilrdni" fur the Royal Wlliicrt Fair at Toronto when‘ he Will sllOlvl foxes. Mr Donald Stewart “lift l5; 1,0 judge {tires the Royal leaves. this lllOflllll". 2

Fredericton Pastor For Montreal Post‘

must c=zl=~ to insult cur faith and c~1<e to pcr=r~cutc our fcll"\v tr:- licvers."

He (lectured that l-litlcr "n""o- frwcs n rlwlrc for Ifi " " lclii- ita

liq»; lvith__C

(Continued on page '1, Col 2)

FrancgEmbarks 0n Recovery Program

PARIS. Nov. 13—(CP-Havas)- France enllbzlrkcd today on a vilzor- ous three-year recovery program inullriled by 82 Covcrlllnellt ile- crcrs, ullicll rcvalued the Bank of France's gold stock. 40-hour week and otherwise directed at increasing credits to spur production.

Promulgated under powers raven Premier Edlltlflfd Dalmllers v- erilnlcnt by Purliament until Nov. i5, the measures fell illldci" three main headings-economic, finan- cial and admlnistrative

LILLE, France. Nov. iii-Former

nounccd that the Socialist Party- strongest single group in the French Chamber of Deputiesr-will refuse to vote confidence in the Government's financial program, mode known Saturday‘ by Finance Minister Rreyncud.

Yarmouth Liberals Select Candidate

YARMOUTH. N. 8.. Nov. l8- (CPJ-Nova Scotians were called upon Saturday by Premier Angus L. Macdolliild to study their re- spective problems. He told Yar- mouth County Liberals intelligent. well-directed effort would bring greater prosperity.

The Premier spake at the (Party ctllvultlon which nmnlnnte H. A. Watrrman, retired business man, as liberal candidate in the

ov. 29 provincial by-election to

The drownlngs r-nised to l4 the they drowned.

‘firehouse, r-ltsroy Street. near - L-oi.

toll of life in ncclden‘ in ihil

N fill the seat. left vacant by death of speaker L. O. Gardner.

‘Prcnrier- ‘t1orr-~~~Bium--~today--- on~~mfiy___...

Lieilt "(lnrlrllov um tfiok to rlilr ‘l s‘ "°"“ i“ ‘l shooting (luring his school Hays at “L "Llm U“

. ‘ D- r" illil ll" ‘lltitl til u .Qucen Square,’ in i927 and has mm inllllllh" Xliuwlllnri}. Qmhb Md since proved himself W1 olustand- Ontario‘

lniz marksman ill P. R. A com-

ifillllictiiiihjleitl. lkggllliftt~ rill}??? Announce (‘olltraisis third ill the Governor-t‘ ' For inflflic ‘alrrnrkf,

competition atvthe D._VR.V A;

(Coiltinued on page ‘l. C"l 4) OTTAWA, \ttl\' ________

Works Dcpilrtlllcllt toiliutll al.- nollllrell 1l\".\‘(l of illl- w‘. will; ) ' ‘ ti: 1.: Three I ersons Klued Lnlillulgrdvf‘ u s.»~lnlr~rlol- fittings

for public bllirliilu. Casiatilun office

In Train-Auto Crash

toll, Ont, Si mil

SHIRLE, Mass, Nov. iii-A lmlisbilve N S - liiiei".-'»:' fit- "Wdlilcd ll"? train-auto grade crossing collision tin.:.~~ fm‘ tuiblil- bulidiilu \\'lll_l;\(‘f.' were today killed three persons. M’lll‘.lltll'llll‘ll‘.t' (‘Pllllltlbf llmllcd.

Police said a relative identified , . . 1 9S4. the tirivei" of the wrecked auto- Po llic Du llrllc. N ‘l "Wvavf

mobile as Antoine ltcskoutlcl, 24. llll]7l"(l\'l*lllt'l‘l\.> of Gardner, The relative said Rts ion (Jemwvlv. Lilnlzed. kowslti had gone out last night $34,335.