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Mr. W. A. srovﬁir? or Charlotte- town Re - elected Chairman Of i Trustees — ‘Committee And l Other Reports Presented,

: EArsene Martin, 30. was drowned

comma {VENETS

"Reserve Wednu (lzy Jung for Bedeque Rink tea. p . L-1688-6-19-2i. "Dance in Vernon Hull Monday, June 21st. Music by McKeariieys apiece danceband. L-1630-6-l8-3i.

30,

"Lawn Pally Bl- Alilyle Shore Tuesday evening. June 22nd. If not fine. ﬁrst fine night. L-166l-6-19-22.

"Dr- Callbccks Dental Parlors will be closed until June 24th, L-1697.

"This afternoon, home-cooking tale by Junior Temperance League at Moore s; Mac-Leon's. L-isgl,

"Mission Band ice cream social at Coriuvail Hall lifoildny June 21st. Lrl694~6-l9-2l.

"St. Peter's Bay. c, F. Q y_ Meiodlers. The big show. Music, Cvivedr. Song. Monday, June 21st. 25¢ Ind 15¢- i L-1592-6-18-3i.

"conﬁne Kinkora Hall Monday‘ "Kl" the play "Who's Uncle" o liguorian Players Charlottetown.

L-1690-6-19-2i.

"vice Cream Social in Fredericton llai. Monday night, June 21st. Aid of Women's Institute.

L-1654-6-19-2i.

"Dance in Cardigan Hall on Julie 22nd. Johnny Doucettcs 0rch_ rstra. Sale of ice cream.

11-1626-6-19-31.

"Souris-C. F. C. Y. Melodlers. The show you've been waiting for. Parlor. June 25th. 25c and 15c.

11-1593-6-19-22-24.

“The at st.

lethally. Lot 5. will be held on

Wednesday, July 14th. . L-laoz-s-l-i-io-zs.

annual prllic

“See Mt. Herbert present "Fifty Filly" New Glasgow, Tuesday, June rznd. Also Mt. Herbert Minstrels iii iid of Red cross. L-1629-6-9-3i.

“Central Bedeque Wednesday. rill-Ill‘ 2.'lrd C. F. C. Y. Melodiers in on: new show. Don't miss it. 25c fl 1w L-1578-6-l9-31.

_"$@e Mt. Herbert present "Fifty M" Lorne Valley Wednesday, lime 23rd. Also Mt. Herbert Min- “TH- Dance after in aid of Pro- testant Orphanage. L-1627-6-19-3i.

"Come to Cake Sale at Fennell 5r Uhandiers Saturday, June 19th for llazeibrook Women's Institute. Ereryihing good to eat.

L-1664-6-l9-1l.

"Mi. ‘ferbert repeats by special "qllvsi "Fifty Fifty" in Mt. Herbert Consolidated School. Monday, Jule ln- Excellent specialties.

L-IGZB-S-lll-El.

"Dance at Lake Verde Ice Cream riors. Wednesday. June 23rd. John uceiie and his orchestra. Bus fins Nobaria Tea Rooms at 8.30. 11-1680-6-19-22.

"The annual convention of the Qilwfs county w. c. T. u. will held in Heartz Memorial Hall V“ Mmldﬂy June 21st at 3 o'clock. °"<= vhanse of place. L-1696.

"Reserve Jul 7th for the Cove- hﬂlfl Tea heldyon the Community n l1 Krounds (near Marshall's

iiisi. Dancing and other amuse- mmli- Meals served from 4.30 P. M.

L-lﬁlll-B-IB-IBJT-S.

"SW58? School Convention of ‘West Queens will be held in will River Baptist Church on ‘dnﬂdll’. June 23rd. Two sessions a‘; at .30 and one at 7.30. All ‘day School workers are urged to d- L-l649-6-19-1i.

QAPM Sine-k Marketing Board ‘h “l! hogs, lambs and criivzs "lush local Shipping Clubs as "news-Tuesday forenoon. Ken- lglwll. Charlottetown; aftcriiwn. (may Elmira. Souris, Montague. hmlsan. Wednesday forenoon iill h“ l . Wiltshire, Hunter River. Mvllbane; afternoon l2 to a. Al- ‘ 11-1870-6-19-11.

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‘mittee report presented by the }R.N., nurse in charge at the Or-

"lowed the general business Major

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125.1. Orphanage FISHEERMEN Successful l3 DRllWNEll In

Meeting AT TIGNISH

‘ i Cape.

about five mile: off North Cape yesterday when he fell from a lob- ster fishing boat in which with Ben Peters. another local fisher- man. he had left Tlgiiish to attend lobster traps.

Mr. W. A. Stewart. of Charlotte- town, was rc-elccfed to the board of trustees at the annual meeting last night. At a subsequent meet- ing of the board members Mr. Stewart was re-eleoted board chair- man. The following retiring trus- tees were also re-cleeied: Mr. LII‘.

when the small fishing beat en- tered the harbor with its lone oc- cupant and flying a. flag at half-

Beaten. Bonshaiv; Mrs. H. H. Horne. and Mrs. Arthur Henry. mast" _ Charlottetown Peters said he did not see Mar-

tin fall from the boat. They were Picking up buoys and he and Martin were in each end of the boat. Martin was seen coming to the surface and Peters threw a rope to him but he failed to catch it and disappeared from view.

After circling for some time the spot where Martin disappeared ‘in a futile attempt to locate him, Peters turned for Tignish with flag at half-mast where sobbing he told of the accident.

A cutter of the Fisheries De- partment left immediately for the scene in search of Martin who leaves a wife and four children.

Mr. Ira Brown. Charlottetown, ivas re-elected secretary.

Mr. Stewart's general review of the year was followed by the ad- ‘opiion committee report by chair- 1 iiian Mrs. Arthur Henry; the home committee report rcaci by the sec- retary. Mr. Ira Brown; the farm committee report by chairman Capt. T. G. Taylor; the school committee and school inspector's rind the medical reports read by Mr. Brown; and the ﬁnance com-

chairman Mrs. H. S. Miss Eva L. Beers.

commit lee Henderson.

plumage. presented her report.

STIL In a short discussion which fol- L MISSING

Last night still no trace had been found of the body of 51x- year-old Freddie MacRae believed to have been drowned when he fell from a wharf here almost two weeks ago.

Son of Mr. and Mrs. Max Mac- Rae. the boy had been playing on Union Packers Wharf with sev- eral companions before they start- ed for home. Shortly after leaving MacRae discovered he had forgot- ten his shoes and returned for them. He has not been seen since.

It wri; believed he fell from the wharf in some way while looking for his shoes.

T. E. MacNutt referred to the pro- the mentally deﬁcient cases mentioned in the medical report. The time was coming. he believed. when the government would have to provide for such cases of which there were a mun- ber in the City class rooms. The matter had been referred to in a report by the Grand Jury at the opening of term of the Supreme Court last year. There was at that time several mentally defic- ient children in the Inﬁrmary.

Rev. H. D. Raymond, rector of St. Paul's Church. concurred with Major MacNutt in the belief that some additional provision for the case of mentally (lcflcient children was necessary.

Rev. Mr. Raymond asked if the trustee board was considering making any provision for pensions for retiring members of the Or- phanage staff and was told that no provision for such a plan was contained in the act of incorpor- ation.

A vote of thanks was tendered St. Pailfs Hall committee for the use of the hall for the meeting.

National Officers Elected By 0.W.L

KINGSTON. Ont.. June 18 — (CH-Miss Florence Boiand, Tor- onto, was re-clected, president it the closing session of the Catholic Women's League of Canada con- vention today. Mrs. T. H. Hay, Regina, was named ﬁrst vice-prrsi- dent.

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AArsene Martin Falls “ Overboard While Attending Lobster? Traps Off North!

First news of the tragedy came .

Thanks were aEso extended all car owners and others who assisted, the trustees and Ladies Auxiliary.

REVlEW OF THE YEAR 1936

Another year has rolled away and the work of the Orphanage is again up for review.

I have again been privileged to sit as chairman of the trustee board and though the amount of work has been considerably iii- creaseri we together have so man- aged to conduct the affairs of the institution that wc arc able to re- port another surplus. Our sincere thanks for this success must go to all members of the board and to the many who assisted by contri- butions throughout the province but the outstanding worker has been the energetic chairman of‘ our finance committee.

Miss Amelia Haley of Saint John was elected honoraiy treasurer.

National councillors include: Mrs. D. Birke, Glace Bay, N. S.; Mrs. Harold Hynes, Montague, P. E. I.; Mrs. R. J. Deaveau. Mavil- ette. NS: Miss Veronica Osborne, Milltown. N.B.

Construct Secret Fortifications

GIBRALTAR, June l8 H (CP- Havasv-German technicians are in charge of constructing secret for- tiﬁcations for the Spanish Insur- gents near Algeciras, a few miles west of this British fortressit was understood tonight.

For what purpose the fortifica-

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tions are intended could not be learned.

Many Arrests And Executions

In Soviet

Political

Purge

BY CHARLES P. NUTTER Associated Press Foreign Staff MOSCOW. June 18 — Russia's

driveagainst enemies within was expanded tonight to include those charged with speculation inbread. tampering with the Soviet lumber industry, delaying automobile pro- duction and wrecking locomotives. There was no indication of any lessening of the hunt for those accused of adhering to Leon Trot- sky, exiled revolutionary leader, or iii suixilnge and conspiracy pints in overthrow the Soviet Union. Alrcluly more than 100 persons have been executed by. firing squads. Many thousands are be- licved to be in jails and labor camps. nenunciations of "wreck-

ers. spies and cliversionists" con- tinued to pour into Moscow from Arctic Archangel and the Black and Red Deserts of middle Asia to the Taiga or swampy forestlands of the Soviet For East.

The latest indications of execu- tions came from middle Asia where seven persons were condemned on charges of wrecking locomotives in the shops of the Middle Asian Railway which connects with the famous 'l'l|l‘l(f~ll) lTiirkvsinil-Slbcr-

Ila) Railway buiil in 19.10.

Information lirrc did not make clear whciilcr lhc condemnation entailed prison scnlenccs or the “ﬁn-q squad fm‘ persons convicted

of these chafﬂfs»

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i I i (or. by Guardian's Special Wire)

WASHINGTON, June 18—-A raz-

or manufacturer said by a Treas- ury official to have quickly gained Canadian citizenship "by special (lispcnsation from the Prime Miri- ister of Canada", was one of six men named here today as having utilized the device of foreign cor- porations in such a. way as to re- . cluce or eliminate income taxes. l Jacob Schick. retired colonel of the United States Army. inventor and manilfacturer of the electric razor that bears his name and now a. resident of Montreal, lvas said by the United States Govern- ment to have been able to escape the usual ﬁve-year residence rule in securing his Canadian citizen- ship.

“Absui-d". commented officials of the State Department at Ottawa. It was pointed out that while Schick hurl not lived ﬁve years continuously ill Canada the secre- tary of staic may exercise his dis- cretion it‘ the applicant has lived ﬁve years or more in Canada even though the residence was periodic.

Schick became a naturalized Canadian on Dec. 1B. 1935, or two

months after W. L. Mackenzie King replaced R. B. Bennett as Premier, follmving the Dominion

elections of October. 1935. Expressly making no charges of

illegality, Elmer L. Irey, chief of

the

URPHANAEE AUXILIARY HIJLIJS MEETING

Mrs. H. S. Henderson Re-elected P r e s i- dent — Very Suc- cessful Y e a r Re- viewed.

Mrs. I-fS. Henderson. Charlotte- town. was re-elecied president o! the Provincial Ladies Auxiliary to the Protestant Orphanage at the 13th annual meeting held at the Orphanage at Mt. Herbert yester-

day. About one hundred auxiliary delegates from all parts of the

province. together with members of the trustee board and several visitors were entertained at lunch- eon in the Orphanage dining room prior to the bilsiness session.

In addition to the president all officers of the organization were rc-clcctcd by a motion which ex- pressed faith in their ability to continue to manage successfully the affairs of the auxiliary and words of praise for their work in the past.

Other officers are:

Vice Presidents: Prince County. Mrs. W. C. Lawson. Albcrtontltfrs. Herbert Thompson. Tryon. Queen's County, Mrs. Edgar Hcartz, East Royalty: Mrs. James Munn. Mer- maid. King's County, Mrs. Wai- ter Young. Kingsbnro: Mrs. S. J- Rose. Elmira; Mrs. W. T. Ander- son. Morcli.

Secretary-Treasurer. Mrs. W. G. Bruce. Charlottetown.

An interesting feature of the meeting was ihe presentation of a silver entree dish to Mrs. Hender- son. Auxiliary President. in recog- nition of the tenth anniversary of her appointment as chairman of the ﬁnance committee. The BT98‘ entation was accompanied by a birthday cake on which were ten candles.

Mrs. ‘Henderson replied brieﬂy. expressing her pleasure at the thoughtful gesture and her desire to continue to serve the institu- tion.

A resolution was passed ex- ilrcssilig the sympathyof the meet- ing to the families of the late Mr. J. J. MacLecd and Mr. A.J. Houle. good friends of the OmhRnﬂi-Zl‘

Internal Revenue Bureau's

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Special Dispensation” From Mac- ' Leave M7?“ °w O n i A kenzie King Claimed By One _ Alleged Tax Dodger.

intelligence division, told the Con- gressional Committee on tax e" ion_and avoidance that the i.- lowlng had reduced iucomc faxes by setting up foreign corporilti. ‘Schick; Charles Laughton. F _ lish movie star; Jules s, Bumpy. Wallace Groves and Percy K.Hu<l- . son. wcll-knmvii in investment. brokerage and ﬁnancial circles.

In addition. a direct. violation oi l the law was charged to Phil€p DeRonde, former president of the» Hiberian Trust Company of New. York. Irey testified DeRonde s\voi'c' he was penniless the day after he received 8250.000 and turned ii over to a personal hfllflirir: com- pany incorporated in the Baham- as.

A seventh name, that of Gcorac Westinghouse Jr. was brougliliilto the hearing as illustrative of “he confusion practice" of fyliiig in- come fax returns from a country each year. Vilcsdiniriliwilsc fyled in successive ycars from New Brunswick. British Columbia and Jamaica. it was testified. His resi- dence was variously given as Saainichton. Vancouver Island. B. gnAand Seabold, Washington‘. U

P. E. I. Referred To

References to Canada and fllinrrs

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Chemist institute Elects Officers

VANCOUVER. June 18 —~tCI"-—- Dr. H. E. Bideloiv, director of clic- mistry at Mount Allison Ulliverszty iil Sackvillc. N. B.. wasyiccteciilre- sident of the Canadian Institute of Chemistry at the annual meet- ing here today. Dr. Bigeiow suc- ceeded F. E. Lathe of the National Research Council at Ottawa.

Members of the association's ex- ecutive council eiected today iu- elude:

New Brunswick and Prince Eil-

Kionthlmd on pqe n, O01 0).

ward Island. Dr. F. J. Toole. Flfll" ericton, N.B. Nova Scotia. L.C. Harlow. Truro.

liﬁiivicl is illSllliSSEil

Daily 16-hour Trans- Canada Service Is Visualized.

(YITAWA, June ill-JO?» ~ Dally _16-hour paasciuzci" and} mail flights between Montreal and} vanoomver by lain summer, cnm-, (pinto daily eoasi-to-coast service- Qmkmg all principal Canadian‘ cities within two years. ivcrc 011-. visioncd he-re tonight by 'l‘i':ill.<_ port Minister C. D. Howe.

Discussmg modern air nilvriit- ions in the Dominion ln aii_ ad- dress to members of the Ermine"- rfng Institute of Canada. MI‘. Herve forecast a cCm-IJWP m7- ‘British air service iidiichinircvcfv counm-y in the Empire within a few years and claimed this pos- sibility as an outstanding triumph for the engineering profession.

Within a few weeks the hfinis-l tor said he would make a test’ ﬂight from Montreal to Vancou- ver in one of the transportplancs which will be used on the Trans- Canada service. He plans to breakfast in Montreal and dine

in Vancouver the same daY» making the 3.000 mile journcyi lbetween sunrias and dark. The

service will be formally inaugur- ated shortly after and cxlcnflcd to Halifax early next year.

Mr. Howe was chief smoker at the dinner which featured Phil‘?- malli-mciii- provided by Otiawa piciirbers of iilc Eligiilcci-ilii- ill- siifuie- of Cnllildﬂ to some m) of their nsqicilllca who hail 1liil1lil< ed (h! semi-centennial meeting iin Montreal earlier this “wk President G. J. Desbamts of Ot-

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SUVIEEELIERS

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. Epic Non-stop‘ Flight To Oakland, * California.

'\ P. By Guardian's Special Wlre)[ N FRi\.\i'ClS(.'(), June l8-—S0-' t viet Russia's lnilg-ilisiziiicc airplane; flushed its arrival over the North’ Pole and ihcu roared ‘through Arc-l fie mists tonight en route to Oak- , land in illl attempted 6.000 mile, iiuii-stlui flight. from Aloscou’. A virtually leak-proof censorship liiu-d for a few hours to disclose

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of the must cpucli-ulakiilg and dill-i in; iii aviiulion history. General William h‘. Gilmore esti-l

miles south of the North Pole at iiini- p. m. A51‘.

"We arr- tiirce hours from the Pole. flying nicely." said the first report, received at four p. m. AST, about 18 hours after the craft lcﬂ Jloscow iii secrecy.

PASS WORLD'S TOP

Nii"c:_ ‘res iatsr Soviet diplo-

ted licrc received ' iiie . iiad ilasscd the . iii. ASl‘. the Ullllﬂfl

' radio station at Anch- (l]'ii,_-, ii, ri-porir-(i receipt of "ciciyiilzii; l:- a1. 1' ght" from the

‘c l1lll‘(.‘]llil lll(“.i aboard the llilllqplllill‘ ship. blLLZillg a new trail to llie Ulilicil Slaies.

N 1' the Poir. iiic fliers passed a i!’ lllt‘lt‘fil'illll;l‘.l('ill station es- shed by fi-liou countrymen as 81.01101‘ step iii f1 daring effort to iaioiicer a iieiv aviation channel.

At Ix»: Aligi-ics, Lieui. Comman- rl ‘l cl-ll'1ll('l‘ b‘. \Vili unis, celebrated - I -_ iiesi-riilcrl ilic iligiit ﬂn p ills illi‘ most llilLLllTlOllS ever ailcmilicd. He exilluiiied the Arctic conditions play such tricks wit-h in- struzueilts lhal. ‘the navigator Wii imm- m work like a fiend. figuring lllﬁ directional problems."

FLIGHT DISFLOFED

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Farm Homes Are Destroyed By Fire;

CARLINGFORD. N. 13.. Julie 18 —-lCPl--'l‘\\'0 houses. four barns.

livestock and farm equipment;

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’s Forces Dominate Hills Overlooking City

Insurgents Halt-On (zilyxs ledges Awaiting Order To Ad lance — Lone Avenue Of Retreat Open To .Bias_q_ues.

(By The .-issoci(1lerl Press) Thousands of Insurgent troops nu-i-sed on the outskirts

of Bilbao last night aivziiiini: orders for ii ﬁniil “hi: pu-h“ into the BilFiJ|li0 (Tzipiizii “llilC others battled in d rive ills- qucs from a range of hills ill the ue-"icrii i'(l‘_’t' oi the vii)’.

Occupation of these hills would fun-c liu- Iii-l llill\ in

lilsurgent General Frzinciscl» Friiiicuk’ "riilii steel" about the besieged northern iudil-iriiil city.‘

Basques fortified ihenlsclves behind cviiiiiili-iliili- hurri-

of

l U“, ,...,._,....,\§ m- “... plane o“ a cades and‘ planted nliiles in the city for tilciv “lust stand" i flight iviiirli uiii- expert lcrlned onei ilgéllflSl. lllt‘ lIIVHClCTS.

Advices received in Hendziye, on the i"l".-ini~o-S|i:inish border, placed Basque losses in a iveek of furious- fighting

t muted tonight. the fliers were 550‘ ill 20,000 klllﬁfl. “Dllflflﬂd, (‘iiplllfﬁfl llllfl fli‘>'L'|‘il'(l.

Basques insisted they still held Mount _-\rch:iild:i. key- point of their third line of defence on lllf‘ ezi-i bunk of the Nervion River.

iFREiitii REiiiME

REBELS CLADW CONTROL

Insurgents, however. ii ‘51‘l't"’.l they controlled that area. v B a s q li c Government nflieiiis

ported to have established tiieiii- f selves at 'l‘urcios, some 2f) iiiil--~ west of Bilbao. A defence jil".i\ ‘remained in lhc capital fighting.

ﬂeeing from the capital. were rc- E g I ' a .¢ in '

IIl (ill "l h‘ E‘ l'l'lll‘k.‘kllt‘il;s' To ill-sign If Special Refused.

BY CHARLES S. FOLTY" JR. i Associated Press Foreign Staff WITH INSURIGENTS OUT- SIDE BILBAO, SPAIN. Jillle lil- fAP)--Ali advance bociy of 1i:- surgcnis moved dovm inside llli‘ circle of hills silrrounciiiiz Bifixo tonight and halted in wai: lhi order to occupy the city. They paused on the shlnv- o.’ Castillo lliil overiookzli i Ncrvioii willie high above tllezii to the northwest. other lll$lll'i'f‘ii' troops mnveri behind an arilWr‘: barrage over the crest. of Frida- sarrL-ihc last great. mrluilialn in, be captured before the fucurecn‘ ring of steel about Brhrm i= i""m-. plPiPd. ‘ - The road fronl Bilbao in Salii- I antler by wav of Valnm-"crla. al- most directly wesf. was cut. The coastal rouie. however. s‘iii wa open for refugees. ‘ Before Generallssiiiio l-‘riiziirsn Franco's men lay Bilbao itself it streets apmared almost ricscrtcu. although occasional groups nf‘ refugees coilld br- scen lcauim along the way to Saiiiaiirler. Refilgccs said five ilaitaliniiz of Asturians were inside lllf citv, bu‘ they were neither .“(‘f‘i1 nor heard. l l"'“"

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ll‘l"‘\\'l‘i a“ fcll ]11‘(‘_\' t1 the flames. Cliillircii

Negro Evangelist

“heaven; V

tun, introduced the Mlnbtcr.

ivcrc drstroyed by fire here last,

HENDAYE. June lPr-A “Black

night. Fy-(‘iflﬁil from Fort I;‘air- ‘iArrcwn pa“ Inmwkbﬁgndo F gljllgltiltlcglc names rem ’ ecl_ the ‘Sondica A rport’ ]u:t outszru Bord ‘M31174’? lost his homemBhbao “(my as Insmgor“ "m"

. . . rted .i ca turc of barns and other outbuildings with risgsgtggrifglll? on mlowﬂdm: of mp] their cnlllcnis. An llllOCCllpiﬁdi c ~ l

b lie d B . . ital. 1mm" “wnml by Mrs’ Robert aErlIEE-elllﬁllalfflrlfilildrllﬁlflill the flex-incl

Basques fired illt‘ hangars and} burned an "undcierniiilerl lllinllY‘f"y of airplanes. ‘

Basque losses in the week's fir-l ions fluliiinl: \vci~c sci. hv ill" Slifilfilts m. zoom killed, l\'fl‘.llilll‘il.l (‘Ill/lllTfl and (ivsvrlcfi. _

Thr Basques insisted inrliiv they still held hfouni. Archsnda, kcy- point of their third lnu of riciclive on the cast bank of the. Ncrvnii.

graviuiz in a barn were believer! to have started ihc firc.

Goes 0n Trial

YORK. June ill-JAE’) —~

N1 V RIYPI. "fills coiifiicicrl \\'l'll l".

lliiiiiil:1_v coiisolatioil. an ex- m... Chm“ Hm. rapt"... (.1

. (I150 pic of l-‘zithcr Divine. the hpmm mm thp c351,", on lull << . N- ‘If iiiiiiitvlisi. went before the W. m] (lqfnfnﬂliﬂll n1’ [hl- Ill.‘ hull: , <1 _i.lr. lfl(ill_\' in testify coil- 511v] n-liiii 1ii.~;ui-u\~i.: < llilli L'f‘1‘liill’. llli‘ lWfl-llflili‘ fracas last‘ passed uvcr lhc hill and fr}? .1! --

iiighl ill lffllll of Divines harlem lContinuccl on pace 1d. Col 7H

Of Mother Of Seven Children?

June 16-(0?) weary from a

mcrcial artist haci acimilird on his arrest. he slciv Mrs. Arinsiroilg.

Vl-ZRUUN. Que. —Rcd-eyed and

sleepless ‘vigil of 36 hours beside nioiilcr of seven chiidreil. vvllu the grave of his mother, Charles was found in a pool of blood nil g PI. l'l(\l‘fl. 36. was under close her kitchen floor Wednesday A surveillance tonight. in jail hero blond-soaked hammer was dis- after being taken into custody on covcncri not far a*.'.'a_v from iic n charge of murdering his friend body. i of long standing, Mrs. Elizabeth At headquarters. a dejected‘ Armstrong. i Herd had been questioned for an; Soaked to the skin from a. hour by police who reported he

admitted killing ih woman he had i

steady rain that beat down on him ‘ known for it! _\ "l lovml lli‘l'

us llc watched over his mother's

Rfﬂvc ill Ninlllii. Royal (X-lnclely, and i kilicii ll p 'l11‘ quail-ii» a fired ﬂiill hungry Herd waHki-il him as .\;\_\ill§.

intn his father's Mmilrcal home Hurst.» oi livsuinii‘. iveepiiiv iirsilioriiiilg to be arrested by; punciliaicd his qllPsllOlililQ by

detectives from the suburban Cityl police. who said he told of walk- oi‘ Verdun. i mg to the cemetery immediately Tonight police said the Min-l after Mrs. Armstrong was uuoa.

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