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NNT. AGAIN

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‘Prime Minister Ignores

__ -- Second Defeat For ; Labor Ministry Since

ok Ju-nee l

` 'fsosoisl io use aaeramn

Gwlmment was defeated in the Hcusaiof commons today for the second time this month. but Prime embers s.,n.amssy_MseDone.1d ig- nored shouts of resign tmp! the gp. ,iosition benches. Todays defeat was

second sustained by the Labor

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speakers all

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Motorcycles

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Cattle Ranch

MANUIIBTII. Ill. larch H-'U' Muhls Meneiusm /Division left this put along also ship canal today baud for -Canada with a valuable eu-go 0! live Stock for the Prince ef Weles's raaeh at High liver, Alia. Thirty' Hampshire pq” lhwr md 4° vedisrses sheet. horn cattle were on board. 'ns sheep and cattle were |n¢g¢|;¢ 5°" li! special trains han Cornwall, Wiltshire Ill Net. Nlthlm- TM! were embarked during the hlllitt Special pan; woreerected on boa-rd and gpg. cial srrmgementa have bam lille to MONO# them hom wins ses me serie; ui. gm. B01- The aioamcf ia lllla at sem mm. N. n.. en Aoru 1.

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rnn) yard to the importance of conserv- It Wm dum" q“°°u°m °‘

and directed the revue, deserves spa- ed the fire in blow in no. 1 b cialcreditasdoesaisouiuhoberts furnace which has iusthaen spencer, musical director. elied and Nl!-ned It In Mtiml pr. T. 1:. Robins, Mr. Marche cal- cost of £160,000 at the steel rl der, Mr, my Quisley. Mr. miner here.

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till abandoning of the lpeedbeat k

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lasber.

The Orpheus liilht. including some

of the best of Cbarlotiotawnb music- sl talent, in numbers. many, varied. me wen bsiaeeee. wanted their Bl(l3t FUYHGCC musical revue "Whoa," of pleasant expectation at the Prince Edward Theatre lust evening under the aus<

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packed audience cams in anticipa- (Canadian Press) tion ot a musical feast they were not SYDNEY, N. l., Merch l1- eusppeieue. 'ne eroeeees of assume xeuey. s you exe esvshier entertainment an io go towards the H. J. Kelley. General Massager Rotary Crippled C'l1ildren's Fund. cha-rle of the British Umpire Dr. 1'. E. 1:. Robins, who arranged Corporation operations, today

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death sentence eisnmimd to lite ili~ prisonasant yestldav be Governor Roosevelt

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posed, aince the men had been fined by the court last year for their

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tion of berried lobsiars jeapardiaes the future of tl-is lobster fishery and the livelihood of the many persons dependent upon it, and the Fisheries

recognised by the Branch that in re- °b‘°°' of mmm I M mf

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of nun" of is refusing lobster fishing licenses ment md °h° 3°” 3"'

mer, m com’ to for 1930 to two Prince Edward island

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to Mu” tom. last year of washing the eggs from .

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im! £302:-any other cases anywhere in the B1tterT° Viceroy in ma mm” provinces in which offending of the same kind takes piece.

thiere would In the Pda” “wud “had in BEGIN! T0 TREK IALAIY MAY

(kan: stance the Fisheries Branch has the 't mlm,”

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(Canadian frees)

NEW YORK, N. Y., Mar. 31.-Thre(

hundred tons of beans, now being de- livered for shipment from Shand Province to the neighboring province

Is Refnodeued of Shensi in the famine stricken l

UBI

of North Central Chinn, will savl the lives of two million people, DMOI ers oi' the China famine relief U. B.

was A., Inc., said today. over an ares. of

of about 450,000 cdusire miles, embracing it five provinces and a population of

Still I about 30 million, relief workers are 1181191- struggling against what is described

ll" as the worst famine Chino has mg.

known in 'I0 years.

Eight million dead is the toll which

no iw huneer has token in the pest :wo

years, during which famine has been ‘continuous and growing. Crop fail- ure occasioned by drought and sided by revolution and banditry, which drew men away from the buslnsss of

insuring a proper food Builpm brought millions face to face wi

slow. but certain annihilation.

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Well Runs Wild Fon ..Fou1' Days Spouting'

$50,000 Worth oh “Black Gold” Over. The Landscape.

» (Special to the Guardian) OKLAHOMA CITY. Mar. 81-The

gusher which ran wild tor four days and spouted $50,000 worth of black gold over the landscape was curbed today when workers stemmed the flow with a steel collar. With the 30,- 000 barrels of oil daily, came 2,000,- 000 cubic feet oi' gas propelling the crude as high sa 500 inet- Laborers succeeding in placing the collar shortly after dawn today. The flow of oil died away as the collar block- ed it and diverted the black gold into channels of commerce. The threat of fire still hung over the oil soaked field however and guards patrolled the area. .

_.___---_-..._.____?__... suds, she said. Her shoulder was acalded with hot water, the court was told and she suffered injuries to her hands and fest. Mrs. Gould committed for trial, bail being again allowed in two sureties end, herself making s. total of $6.000. One hour before the trial was scheduled to commence the door-s_of the police court were closed to the public.

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