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"Plan to_ attend orphaplm tea and cake sale in Legion Home 1‘ __ :1‘ 1.4517

"Come to the concert at York on Thursday, May _'I. step dancing, iillosusl. etc. Dance aiier. L-«Io

"Murray River Hus will resume

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i ——-—- . "The "Marie Y. PI 8. will presen their play "The Arm oi the Law" at Mount stowsrt may 7th.

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"come. to the dance in Hunter iver Ball‘ Wednesday night, May Proceeds in aidol nociuoy

" and Ice 3 act play. "Red ere " in Ooi-ran.Bsnn nan ldav. May 8th. Dance after.

"Dance in G.Id.B.A. Hell, ‘vern- n River. May 0th, Admission ass Iinch tree. li

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llowing. not take the credit-his administra-

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toward recovery."

xi the railway problem was not solved, he foresaw two inevitable results-the credit of Canada would be shattered and it would bring dis- asier to ooniederatlcn and the very fabric of the country.

. credit Where Due

warned the government it should

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And Tariff Changes.

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7 ve Pa rty Leader. y Imposition Of‘ Cent Sales Tax Rt. Hon. R. B.-B-eynnett Analyzes ~ Outstanding Features of Dun-« ning.Budget, Predicting Serious

From Taxation

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extolling their theories oi a nation- al dividend and public control or credit. 'l‘he debate now may last a vveetk with the Liberals Bwinlinﬂ into i . ' John Blnelunorc. the Social Cre- dit loader, led his iollowers into the debate, really the first this session when they have placed their theor- ies beiore the House at any lensin- Denton Massey (Gone. Toronto- Grccuvvood). whose ismliy have been in the ixnpiement industry 90 you-s although he has not been connected with it tor the last iour. protested against farm xnmhinofr duty reductions. The decrease "mean one thing only—it 899115

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Brown Sentenced ~ To Ilang For Baldwin llurilor

(0. I‘. By Gun-dlau'a Special Win) 5H.lliRnRO0KE. Que. my 5- - Kenneth’ Brown. you‘-“"1 °"°"" me from Milton. Vermont. W" sentenced today to be hanged July 10 tor the vw-dd mm" 0' W“-‘“ x, Baldwin. aged general store- and a iormar munhar oi :"II'.'linIIIant ior Btanstead. M It sentence was lII'°|I°||D°°¢ - Juaﬂoe Hector Verrot who described the rohbary.andslIl'i!ll0i the '15‘ id merchant, April 1|. 1'35. 3

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Sirens and Bells Sum- mon Citizens To ’ Hear Conquest-_

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pointed places. At every airileld

up their p‘snee, waiting ior orders. Along the xrontlers customs guards

Anti-urcgiatummtia in every city took up one. .

All regular sddiers dashed to their barr:xeks‘£n?'iea.r§!wu raisaedion every nav . oers an

~ -assembled ’1e*'bc‘teedy ior

orders. V

The iirst symphony oi siren blast and bell toning lasted 20 minutes. By that time most Romans were at home or had hastily donned blackhitts in their offices and were on the way to their headquarters. "‘ -' calm ‘ ‘mthecitvh Axlln the siren began to wail. the church bells to rind. This time crashing band music. the rolls oi drums. the "vivas" oi women mixed into the wellirr; mar oi sound.

Police Intercept _ B o no ii a i I e il Governor Gurloy

BOSTON. Ma-y 5—Oaptaln John

1". stolcee. chief or state detectives.

said, was mailed i

announced today the is-terception oi aﬂpacbage. IPDIN11 ' ing a bomb. addressed to Governor Jig! M. Ourley. sick“ e sense. p Somerville.

He said it contained is ticking clock. a ﬂashlight ,batery. and a tube an inch in diameter and ab- out live inches long.

Stokes said it was'imP°55“>i° *0 determine immediate |' what the tube contained. but said it milki- be an explosive or a detonatinl cap.

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pilots and mechanics hastily tuned . ,

moved out to double their patrols. .

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Neville Chamberlain. the British chancellor of the exchequcr, smil- itltgas he leit No. 10 Downing st. lonﬁfie House--ssi Oanuneleto pre- sent his filth budget to parliament The little case he elrrlu is the famous “budget box" need each 38!! to lock the secret lrlldlet papers in. This yu.r.the govern- ment is lnvestlg-a" _ a

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Hanged For Murder Of Ruth Taylor.

'l'ORON'rO. May 5—'l'he body oi’ O'Donnell who was hanged ior the murder of Ruth Taylor was laid to rest today in Mount Hope Cemetery. only his iamily and his spiritual adviser. Father I‘. A. Mc- Kenna. iormed the silent group that attended the burial of the 26- year-old service station attendant. m the quiet of the Don jail at eight‘ o'clock A81‘ this morning young O'Donnell died on the scat- fold, the law's penalty for the mur- der and ravishing oi the 20-year- old stenogrspher in an East End ravine here last Nov. 4. Seventeen minutes later he was pronounced dead, the custom y inquest was held and then the body turned ov- er to his family. Onl onlclals were present at the exec ion. Newspapermen were barred from the jail. Police cor- dona’ kept the curious of! jail pro- perty. And only a. white paper not- ice, tached on the Jail door, re- vealed to the public and newspaper- usen that the young man had paid the supreme penalty. , No stxtemmt came from O'Don-

Italion ‘Troops Aid Besieged

Mussolini Offers Hand of Friendship To Britain In Inter- view. -

(A. P. by Guardian’: special Wire) LONDON, May 5-1-"remier Mussolini in an interview with Ward Price, special correspondent oi the London Daily Mail. re- nounced "any further colonial em-_ hitioris" today in extending the mud oi iriendahip to Great Brit-

Il Duce said he believed the League oi Nations "can and must 80 On." but “it has become a mat- ter oi common agreement that the League needs reorganizing."

"Believe me, this victory in past, Africa puts Italy into the group of ‘satisfied powers,” 1] Duce was quoted as saying.

"In colonial questions we Ital- ians “enceiortu shall belong no more to the dissatisiled proletariat. We shall become sound conserva- tives instead." he added with a smile.

The dictator denied he ever had planned to harm British interests anywhere.

“Now that you have won t Wu’. how will you make peace? asked Price. 11 Duce anewered:

“We shall not shut the door ag- ainst the economic alterprieeoi friendly nations. As (or our ﬁn- ancial resources the world would

our real financial strength as it was urlirised to know . we truth about our military strength." '

Speaking oi Italy's position in the situation created by Germany's remilitarization oi the Rhinelnnd. he stated Italy is ready to help "in bringing about a. frank and defin- ite understanding between the great powers or western Europe.

“These powers must end by com- ing to an agreement. If they go to war themselves the con- sequence will be the crash of Eur- opean civilization."

Pounding the heavy oak table in his oiilce in the Palace Veneaia with his hand, 11 Duce declared: “Italy has not the least or remot- sst hankering alter EUYN." I-Ie r.:.id likewise she had no political inurests in the Sudan or Pales- tine."

Argue Validity of Power Act

0. P. By Guardian’: Special Wire) TORONTO. Ma»! 5.—-W. N. Tilli!l'. K.C.. Counsel ior the Ottawa Valley Power company, complained beiore Chief Justice Hugh E. Rose in High Court today he had been unable to ggln sccese to records at the On- tario legislative buildings. He was arguing the company's case in its action to have the i985 legislation cancelling power contracts declared invalid. Mr. Tilley said he had been lu- iormed there were Orders-in-Ooum cll passed authorizing the trans- former and operating agreements between the Ontario liydro Electric commission and the power firm. Hydro counsel later intormed Jus- tice Rose there had been no Orders-' in-Council passed appsovim 0*- trahsiormer and operatins I|'re9'|

ments.

The question in dispute ended with Mr. Hanna's report to His Lordship.

Individual ‘ Merchant Sh

OITAWA, May l.-Senator Raoul Dandur-and. government leader in the Upper Hmmw told Senate;

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Entry Into Capital Of Roman Legions Climaxes Eight-

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(Copyright 1936 By The Havns News Agency)

(By Guardian’:-1 Special Wire) ADDIS ABABA, May 5-(C.P.-Havas)—The Italian

«raw

MUSSOLINI

tri-color was raised over the ruins of this Ethiopian cap- ital tonight, climaxing It- aly's eight-month war of con- quest in defiance of the League of Nations.

Marshal Pietro Badoglio’s motorized columns entered the gates of the city at 4 p.m. after an unreslsted ad- vance in 3,000 army trucks along Ethiopia's “imperial highway” from Dessye, 250 miles to the north.

The entry of the triumph- ant Roman legions ended a three-day reign of terror that started Saturday when

‘Emperor Haile Selassie abandoned his resistance to the It- alians and fled the country to seek a refuge on British soil.

CITY DESTEOYED

The Emperor’: night was followed by the invasion or the capital by several thousand deserters from his tribal armies who sacked,

and put the city to the torch while several th

‘ ioreignere bani-'

ended themselves in the various lcgatlone to escape the fury of the

drunken tiibesmen,

All occupants of the United States Lcgp

tion were evacuated by Sikhs

Iron the British Legation a few hours before the Italian entry. alter resisting spasmodic attacks by the rlotcrs during the past three dsyl. Laicr the Americans returned to their lcgxtlon.

21 Foreigners Killed

Twenty-seven ioreigners, includ-

an American woman, were kill- during the rioting. Ras Hailu, governor of Gojjam Vince who was released by Haile sic last Friday after spending years in prison for treason. ar- ved in the capital with n detach- nt of 150 well-armed Ethiopian ps and established a semblance order this morning. Many here lleve the Rss will be figured in new setup under Italian rule. The triumphant entry into the pital was made along the im- 1 highway past the British gation, where turbaned Sikhs iched lmpasslvely from behind achine guns.

}‘rocla.lm.s Victory

ROME. May 5—Premler Musso- ini tonight proclaimed to 40.000,000 joicing Italians massed through- ut the country that the Roman egioris had swept into Addis Ababa. "Ethiopia is Italian,” ll Duce hundered from a balcony in the alazzo Vcnezia to thousands of n, women and children as- mbled in the big square below d to other millions specially mo- for the announcement in

and villages throughout the

gdom. "I announce to the Italian people to the world that the war is ed," the Fascist dictator de-

''l announce to the Italian people

d to the world that peace has established.

"It is not without emotion and without pride that after seven

‘ nths oi fierce hostilities I pro-

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ale Prices s Divulged

nator Ballantyne said he was led the government had sold vessels at such a low price. had been told by a shipping man ships could have been scrapped net the government a higher ca than received. nator Dandui-and suggested it as proposed to debate the ques- notice should have been given. unsion was then ontlnued senator Bsilantyne gave notice would debate the matter tomor-

th a second meeting oi the rig and commerce committee uled to be held. the Senate

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Lapointe To Open Liberal convention

(C. P. By Guardian's Special Wire)

OITAWA, May 5. — An address from Justice Minister Lapointe will open the second nati l convention oi.’ the 'IVventieth Century‘l..i.bcral Association oi Canada here May 20, it was announced tonight from na- tional headquarters. This will be iollowed by an address by Senator Cairine Wilson.

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'roa.oN'm, May 5 — Minimum Bud mlximum temperatures: ‘ Dawson Aklavik Edmoien

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Charlottetown

Maritime west: Moderate winds: (air with taticnary or a little‘ higher temperature.

Maritime net: Moderate uorthar. ly winds: fair and rather cool.

High tide this morning at will and tonight at ll.21.

sun sets this evening at 7.11 and rises tomorrow morning at 4.42.

sun moon wedmscay. May is. 11.01 a. m.

Bumrnerslde tide eighteen min- utes later than Charlottetown.

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