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"Little-Learned at Explosion Inquiry

KALWAX. Dec. QB-(QPJ-Oiii- cial mvestigation into the cause oi an explosion which destroyed e three story building and killed six Persons last Fall has been unsuc-i cesslul so iar and eaudenm produc- ed is not suihciont to place the re- sponsibility on any human being, declared Stlpehdiary Magistrate ‘J. L. Barnhill today.

Magistrate Blrnhill sat in the drob police court today to hear any witness that might be produced but

hearing Jon. 8 ior further evidence and providing no new dev loprncnts arise s report. acimowlewing (ail- urc to detenninc actual cause o! the blast, will be iyled.

Millionaire Leaves Generous Will

HALIFAX. Dec. 20—(C.P.)—’l‘he will oi 0. ll. Smith, pro-plnent. ﬁn- ancier who died last Saturday, was admitted to probate t0d:y and val- ued st $2,000,000. Leonard V. Smith, .a nephew oi the deceased, and the Eastern ‘Prust Company were grant- ed probate and rights were reserved also on behsli oi Sydney E. Snith, Pzseident oi ths University oi Mm- itdbo, the third executor.

Mr. Smith leit one oi the most generous wills in Nova Scotis ior many years. More than $1,000,000 was donated to charitable and pub- lic institutions and relatives and iriends were well provided.

Reunion Recalls _ A Girls Daring

QUMIPIIJI. last. Dec. ﬂ- (Os-nadisn Pram-When Mary Mc- Lean made up her mind she wanted something, she got it. Inn ‘on In- disn savage gleaming in war point, did not daunt hcr. lie antsd s iesther from sn Indians heir and

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OONFIDEBATIOR LIFE INDUS- Il-iililﬂ-‘i-li-Slii.

. EVENING DRESSES and Sunday

low prices. Simpsons, L-32Z-l2-29-3i.

UALVW CHURCH. LOT l8:- Dlvine worship will be held on Seb- bath at 2.80 P. M. RSV. G. O. Web- L-3215-12-29-1i.

DB. I. W. S. LOWBY will preach on Sabbath st Nine Mile Creek ll a-m.,'Churchiil 230, and Canoe Cove '! p.m. L-3226-12-29-li

UNITED CHURCH 0F CANADA. Winsloe. Services on the above charge tor , December 30, are as follows: Highﬂeld 11 AM. Prince. town Road, 3 P. M. South Winsloe, 'i P. M. Rev. Thos. Palet orpe, Min- ister. L- 1042-29-11.

‘Born snnvrcss a; Trinity Sun- day will be appropriate ior the end- oi the old year and the beginning oi the New Year. The music will be ap-

propriate ior the season, consisting oi instrumental and vocal and in- cluding a violin solo at the evening service. A special ieaturs oi the evening service will be a short organ recital by the director oi the choir, Mr. Kendall. .

THE BAPTIST cllUB/CH.—At the morning service the Rev. A. C. Vin- cent will taloe as his theme “A New Year's Prayer." The subject o! the evening sermon is “The Tenth com- mandmen ." The nmslc oi the day will be under the direction oi Mrs. G. Elliott Full. Mia Pearl Burns, contralto, will sing at.the evening service "O Rest ln the Lor ."

DECEMBER WEDDING - In New York City on Friday, Decem- ber 7th. at 2 p.m., a quiet but pretty wedding was solemnized by which Miss Vivian Winona Gay, daughter oi Mr. and Mrs. Nath- aniel Gay oi Pownall. became the bride oi Dr. Walter B. Wellbrock oi’ Lindenhurst, Long Island, New York. The bride was becomingiy attired in brown, and wore a. cor- sage oi talisman roses and baby's breath. They were attended by w. and Mrs. William H. Barioot, Jr.. oi Babylon, New York. Follow- ing the ceremony a reception was held at the home c! Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Rodney. The groom's Kilt to the bride was s diamond and em- erald dinner ring. Alter a brie! honeymoon, Dr. and Mrs. Well- - brook will reside at Lindenhurst.

STILL MISSING-Prize relatives oi Lester Giddings, who disap- peared en route to Charlottetown 1mm Montreal on November 20. are still without any iniormation as to his whereabouts. It will be recalled that. Giddlngs leit on June ll. a member o! the crew oi the S. S. Moya bound ior the West Indies, He returned on the same steamer to Montreal where he en- tered St. Luke Hospital ior treat- ment. He was there from Sept. 18 to Nov, 20, when he was discharged by Dr. Lampier, medical supervis- or, with the intention oi returning to Charlottetown. Since then noth- ing has been heard concerning him, although the police in Mont- real have been searching ior W“. His mother is very much worr I) by his disappearance. Any .1. _ anything about him should advise the police at once. He might be in a sailor's institu- tion without the means oi getting home, or have Joined a steamer ior the west Indies or elsewhere, and it is hoped that the author- ities concerned will communicate with the police.

PERSONALS

His Excellency Bishop O'Sullivan leit yesterday morning ior Ham- ilton, Ont.. on a visit to his rather.

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FIIRIEIBN PllWER LINKED WITH ASSASSINATIUN

(AP. By Guardian's Special Wire) . Dec. 2'1 — Espionage against the Soviet regime was obliged in the Soviet press today ss s. consequence o! the linking oi the activities oi’ an underground tsrroristio organisation and an un- identified ioreign consul. Bitter comment met publication o: the alleged ooniession o! Isrmid Nicolaieii’, accused assassin oi Ser- gei Kiroif. ilvwhich he told 0i his negotiations ‘with the alien oiiic-

ill.

‘the government. noting swiitiy to brim Nicolsiedi and is associ- ates to trial. charged the assessin- ation oi Kiroii was but the opening moveins sinister plot _' ~ other high Soviet oiiicisls, includ-

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He was quoted a5 saying "I ireed Russia. irom a low down soouwdrel. Others will ioliow me and iinish my work." _

The dispatch said 2.000 soldiers guarded the institute. The day was treated as a holiday, it was said, with the Leningrad factories and stores closed snd processions de- mending "death to‘ the Zinovieii mun"

Tho Moscow radio station, it was said, announced correspondence from Leon Trotzky was found giv- ing evidence to the existence oi an organization in Bulgaria. Lithuania and Germany. PIOttiXlg against the Soviets.

PARIS. Dec. 2'i—(A.P.>-As ions as he behaves himself. Icon Trot- zky, exiled iormer communist lead- er, is assured oi French shelter from the Soviet regime's stern campaign its enemies.

In the isce oi reports from Mrs- cow that the once-powerful Soviet oiiicial had been implicated in the plot to sssassi ate Sergei Kircii. French authorities said they re- ed as the. type oi po- litical exile to which France sl- wsvs has sivcn mim-

No complaint anirst Trotsky has been received iron-l Moscow. it was said, butoiiieiels added that even it lie-were charged with a poiitiesl crime, his extradition would not be

‘Hie whezieabouts oi the former 8nd oonunisssr ior ior-sign siisirs and wsr remained secret. He was said to be living "a long distance from Per-is." Secret service men were said tomurd him night and day both for his own protection and ms s precaution against his engaging in any undesirable activ- itiee in this country.

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Indians Mistake Ship For Animal

NANIMO. B. 0., Dec. 2'l—(By The Canadian Prcssb-l/irses Ward, Na- “ "mo Indian, tells a. story handed n to him by his father. oi the "rrlvrl of the sailing ship, Princess ‘ "toyul. 80 years ago, bringing tho ilrst conl miners irom Stailord. shire, England.

"When the vessel was sighted by my ancestors, they thought it was ,a huge animal," he said. "One hundred skookum Rcdmen were selected t0 paddle out to meet it.

"They were frightened when they saw the smoking clay pipe in the ORDtairfs mouth and his "toe- less" ieet, clad in shoes. The cap- inin culled ‘charko’ manning ‘come! The Indians refused until s, box of biscuits was thrown to them,

“Climbing aboard ship they were given presents oi rice, which they thought were dead worms. and moluses. which they used icr nitch to repair their canoes. A shining axe blade. another gift, was attached to a cedar bough and worn ss sn ornament by the chief,

"When the axe‘; use was explain.

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Bermuda Raises Duty 0n Produce

(By The Canadian Pregg) HAMILTON’, Bermuda, Dec. 2'1- "D0n't tell me Bermuda is develop- 5H8 an’ economic nationalism these days!" youthful Premier Mitchell Hepburn oi Ontario exclaimed dur- ing a ﬂeeting visit here utter he had been told the colony's legisla- tors planned tariii raising-but Bermuda. has disregarded his warn-

ing.

In an eiiort to give further pro- inaction to local farming, the De- partment oi Agriculture has been urging On the government a. num- ber oi changes in the duties on im- ported agricultural products which can be produced in the coral isles.

And now the House oi Assembly has acted to make the iollowing changes: A duty oi two pence a pound will be levied on iresh lroc- coll from Jan. l to Dec. 3i. The six pence duty on every 100 pounds oi cabbage will be applicable in December as well as irom Jan. l to June 30. Three pence a. pound will be ohcrged on imported cauli- ilower from Jan. 1 to June 30 and durin". December.

A Lwo_pence duty on tomatoes will be imposed throughout the year, as against the present period, Jan. l to July 3i.

.During the discussion. W. J. H. Trott, representing Smith Parish. told the horse that in imposing new duties they were only “push- ing up "the cost oi living and plac- ing the Colony in a position where it could not compete with other tourist resorts."

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