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Beryl Hart 'And Ivigator _M a k e fo Landing In .milton Harbor On -St Leg of Trans- Iantic Flight.

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.r Hamilton harbor this uf- .-o;.-.pleting the' mi. no of ad f'~tht from Norfolk. Vs. its motor roared agr. ri nl- snor. us the pontoons L.i.'-.h- liter. and its red hair-rd .vo- , 3/rs Beryl Hart. drove th-' ual-ci from the choppy seas rf. I. safer spot in front cf or on Hlnson's Island. The _ mf p me six hours in-I lif- ni . S ~ on

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r" Scene at spectacular blaze in Sandy Hill dis'rict of Ottawa. when St. ,

Joseph’ir Roman Catholic Church was razed bv a fire said to have been Tm-Um; and during tha Int' um

» . ” years eve made :rants to Regional

caused by a hild upsetting d otlo al dl i Cl rist rib

ci ev " mn es "“° a 1 m” ° fox shows. This year, Amherst and (By George lisrnbleton, Canadian

M E N Insmsge in estinstea nt about saoo,ooo. . ' '

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Walter Rikley, of Bath

or the missing trio and ave dropped from view.

in, Sssk., Jan. 'i-Al-

the necessary survey has _ npleied, it is unlikely the I k over the Biookisa in tern Canada sir mail fill be completed in 1931. I Leader J. Il. Tudhope. andont of Airways for inion, said here today.

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SALT LAKE CITY, Jan. 7 Great alt Luke. One of the salt- iest bodies oi' water in the world. has succumbed to the cold. Ice was found on the lake yesterday for the first time in the history of the weather bureau. The lake water is approximately 23 per- cent solid.

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:tus nsuinrimoutn 'nnmmeofoii

at 184 and other war vsosl a-uiser Vindictive.

00|! lt 4.89. also is Uuught in. The Mails stdfi' ‘°°°l,lii¥i4l7. Jan. il. lm a statement mace at the Lucie

, mu uns, sunosy

* We debian minutes inoaisnt aboard the Vindieiive me Wllliltatowu, “N-» tisnaaaobtttnodsiailaareliveli-

events with an

H5 b¢`I°iiKi!'i8 00 U10 11131-5 Unlte In Ser Vlce Breeders Association is another the Indian mgmmné “S fmmd The °m°"' 7'h"°° branch of the work that has been

It was placed there so that Madame

'husband in silence. Some months

Dame and the million or more who

lincd the route oi' the cortegc from

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LONDON, Jim. 7-The Plymouth the Cathedral to the Inxalides cs -

, 1 - . °°m,,p°nd¢nf, of the Daily Mall as- iflcd abundantly the love that Paris

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1 ' sorts such startling revelations have re fcr‘PHPi1 J°fYr¢~'1`l'i°f¢ W” 11°*

A /' % Wm, out gf investigation into an act :Pinot of standing room at Notre

.\ ,_ _ of insubordination on I-l.M.S. Lu- Dame When U10 ;l‘i_‘_|V*_i:_ °f _;fe_f*|d:“; , ' ` cis Sunday that the movements of Doumergue signs. e e snrin

r. -,"5-`; “Vern amps for the snnuual sprzng of the Requiem Mass, shortened at - ,_,_,,,,__, cruise Thursday have been cancell~ JoiIre's own i‘efiU¢5Ii- . »' A " ` gd. An order tonight cancelled the ~ The highest officials of the Gov- int-'

Q ._ ,, Allin( of the Lucia, 30 members of ernment were here in _sombre garb

‘__ , ` ` whose crew are under arrest. 'I‘he and representatives of many nations,

- llail'a oorrspoudent says that sim- many of them attending as the per-

, ilar orders have beenissued for the sonal representatives of rulers and

i..1m. ssatrsng not cruiser Norms, whose captain. c. sever-earns.

Utdnthmoltlyfairand B. Pk_rkstt,isamemberoithsoourt rlooumowrlinriu. tryinctiioLucu.oiisnee:-s, 1-losses -----...-............. 20 that all stlunarlnu'of the "AL" .......................ll &sa of which Lucia is PGY- iliisaitseaoonataosane ent ahio. also will be

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' (Special to The Guardhu) LONDON, Jan. 7.-The Prince

of Wales and _Prince George, his brother will start on their vw- ags to South America Saturday. Jan. 17, it was officially annvutl- eed today. They will go from here io Santander to board the

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The Year of 1950 shows consider-

able activity in the silver fox farm- iris industry in canada, notwith- standing general debreased world con- ditions. The Canadian Natlonal~Bi1- ver Fox Breeders' Association has had a successful year.

This Organisation, one of the

yolmseat breed organisations in can- ada being only ten years old has new a membership of 0,552 embracing sv- vry Province in Canada. 'mere are some 4,500 ranches and 101,500 adult foxes under inspection. Applications were tiled this year for 11.000 pup. ples.

Inspection work started in August

with fifty three inspectors in the held and was completed about De- cember 15. .

To encourage the breeding of

higher grads animals, the Associat- ion has for years conducted the fox section of the Royal Winter Pair at

I '“* f' ---- purpose- - Imroon, .‘ran.'1-1-undus, Moslem; _ , _ , _ vlfhils at the Canadian- National and Europeans of India joined this

__ O S Exhibition, Toronto. the Association afternoon in support or the sei-rome

conducted a booth where there were displayed some of tha finest pelts It

____ asunos Aim sawing the outmmi- itr”'¢ss“mtiliu was accept-d by Lord

_camim hm) gf B t :_r;g____quality of Canaian silver rox xllzreinrzgdgn mmf of gh, B,-mm T_f,’_’j____C__’“§__~a:_"‘-‘;j__'_;__'I_';_‘; ‘lx - - - p ~ " ‘rhe"Association has i.ls°'been”ic" EE, 'Br-tu

main Duck mm” and _ ____ ;i_\_:_in me-kim: representation to the oolaly me non-oommittauy. ____ mainland md” M six _ _way Board for reduction in Gavin Jones, president of the

» s reight rates on fox foods

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U w N E D ‘ _ is also proposed to have a booth at ference some days ago by Sir Tel

, , | 0 the British Empire Exhibition at Bahadur dspru. The same plan, in

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‘°“ “hue ““"‘°t~V ‘°" °"‘°’ FYHIICC P3yS Flllal Tflbut€ Notwithstanding the increased num fore the conference committee this

ffii-Sfi °°°“1’l*““P= °°P ber or peits marketed ann the es- gf ~ ‘m Shefldm md Am‘h°“y pressed market for furs generally, ex-gmooniogambed tm pmsmt Gov

_ , , Love And Respect To The _ nt not -. n.»-1... no “‘PP5"°d Saturday 3" silver fox furs brought fairly good hummggingyy weak The muntry Wu

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the Canadian National Silver Fox Inner menu” of responsibility to

ei' Fiiirliiiiilre RUM” -'ww 1**-'“‘°*"*| -- _ looking after the cleaning, letting, dn-5 ,eww ,,n,_m,m exwm

valuing, and selling of silver fox pelts

organized a search Plrty S I L k PARIS (mm ___F___;";:°)_n __ “nu for its members Last year. this De M imma” on the Indian Govern

a t a e tribute of love and rcsntct to the pnnmmt handled some H500 fox ment um” were 1mp°”d °” Canada*

o "saviour" of Paris gave Marshall pembzniitgls yeatll- it-U expectfd nge when “M W” °"°‘”d ‘ D°m”“°“'

Fr e e Z l ng Joffre today a national funeral-which Sinn rm th? Zhznt sh' 3h."P¢“d\"» '-“d°¢d- “med UW

1 its B _ -I .. . new administration "the Dominion

___ 1; :r_nd°}‘_" "mu ded °f that ‘hy nels through the Sale Houses of Gowmmem of Indian..

o as es'wen the body of Napol- M »t I d Lnd th Makt,

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_ con _Bonaparte “as brought from ing Department Wm for the nm ___

St._I-ieiena. Tonight the body of thewime have pens sold through Puls _ "` .valiant victor of the Mame lay, like _fur Humans ,md 5 representative of

that of Napoleon under the great the‘ Auwimun is now on me hm., Between Four clcme of the Invnlldes. in a disused se” to ,Mend mm and me London

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|_s.1crrsty of the Chapel of St. Louis, “l”___s_ ° ° ' ,dedicated to the old crusader King. AndHveMllll0n

__ ’ _ , Associated thought no greater safeguards should

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Joffre might pray beside her soldier A re Unemplayed from now the bod will be transfer- Rs B- BennettAnd P'-*W1*

red to "Chestnut Grove" the Marsh- , (C*“‘6h“ hm)

ME '-`____'_'-. ali's country home, where it will be Wesfeffl Pfelnlefvs WABHNGTON' ‘7°'“‘ 7"°h‘m“°n \. ‘_ cntombcd in a Masoleum. ` W°@ “E th’ H°°V“ °°mm"'w° °“

E d t employment estimated today before sm-_ on R°"°'“"°"S A’ ..S.f;“z;‘; :;;':3::;°.;““.:::...f’f::..”; In C°~f@~~<=e

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WINNIFIG. Jan., 'I- tho Dominion Government nection with the marketing of the 1880 wheat crop and the oondltidns under which unset relief to' hard

pressed farmers will be_ provided were outlined to the premiere of three prairie provinces today by Premier R. B. Bennett, l|.r Benn- ett was in conference with Premier John Bracken, of Manitoba; Prem- ier JI. T. M. Anderson of Bshatche- wan, and Premier J. B. Brvmlea of Aliaefil. all dll’ y8terida¥.

A good Dirt 6( the disotidon was

concerned with Malik! tllltig ffosri the trander of the prairie natural resources from !Udei\l to Provincial

oontnbi but practically all phases ef_ the llflwiturai situstmn were dia- cunad.

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Succession Line British Throne

LONDON. Jan. 'I-Princess

Lou|ss’s daughter. the Princess Arthur of Connaught. now tak. U het lIl0tl\er’s plseo as 10th in the line ol suooession to the throne. which becomes as foli- owe:

The Prince of Wales

The Duke of York .Princesa Elisabeth and Mar- l'l»!°¢. ilaughterf of the Duke and Duchess of York.

The Duke ol Gloucester

Prince George ‘ Princess Mary and her two

sons.

Prlnoela Arthur of Connaught Afterwards come the Earl oi

Maobuff, son of Princess Arth- ur; lady Maud Carnegie, her sistef: Ben James Carnegie. infant son of Lady Maud; and finally Princess Victoria. the unmarried sister of His Majesty.

. eved Lost.

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second wheel belonging to the aero- plane piloted by Robin Renahan, who disappeared October 28 with two companions, near Princs Rupert. B. U., was found today near Point Davidson, 15 miles south of here, by a plane dispatched by the Ketchi- kan Chronicle. The first wheel was found a week ago by a. hunting party ‘, on the beach at Annette Island, near

THE I N D I N RIIUNIJ TABLE CIINFERENBE

01 homo rule for India, which was lad before the Round Table Con

agai/esbut was regelved_by h Conservative delegates

Blr Bhupendra. Mitra, one of In-

tho Senate appropriations committee that there are between four and, five million unemployed

Welcome Relief For Unemployed I

(Special to The Guardian)

MONTREAL, Jan. 'i.-After wait-

ing for weeks for snow nearly 9.000 unemployed men are engaged in dig- ging the city from under the worst blibrd in seven years. The city is prwparod fb Bilelld $150,000 from the snow removal fund to clear the streets. The street ears Uperated fairly regularly, but other traffic was tied up.

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liner Oropua, which s_si.Ia aaa-

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-been dcluged with applications for

Ketchikan Island.

While aviation authorities have

expressed the belief that the wheels were dropped to lighten the ship as ice formed on the wings, others feared the finding of the second wheel meant disaster for R.ena.han and his pals.

George FL Perley And C. R. Harnett As Census Heads

OTTAWA. Jim. ’I~-II. is definitely

underswod that George F. Perley, Secretary of the Ottawa. Liberal- Conservative Association, is to be appointed Dominion census oomrmis- aioner for Ottawa and that C. Roy Hamett, of West/boro, will be census _gommimloner for _Qarlefon County.

The appointment of more than 250

census commissioners will be made this month, and next month the commissioners will be instructed in their tasks in the work of taking the census of the Dominion.

It is expected that more than 10.-

000 enumeratoxs will be named to do the actual work of taking the names ages, nationalities, etc.. of the people of Canada. These appointments will be made in April and May so that the appointees can start their work in June when the actual census- taking will begin.

'lhe census oomrnissioners win 'oc

paid on a sliding scale running from $800 up, while the enumerators will receive a. fee of so much per name.

R. H. Coats Dominion statistician

will be in charge of the taking oi theoensus and already his office has

work .

Four U.S. Customs Men are.Suspended

(Special to The Guardian) ' OTTAWA, Jan. 7.-Ofiicials of the

National Revenue Department today confirmed Montreal reports to the effect that four officers oi' the cus- toms service had been suspended. Serious irregularities had been dis- closed as a result of a sweeping in- vestigation instltuted by Hon. E. B. Ryckman. Minister of National Rev- enue, nnd while full reports had not yet been received. the nature of those irregularities were such that the four officials concerned were suspended pending completion of the enquiry. It was stated by depart- mental officlals today that serious discrepancies had been revealed in connection with the entry and de- livery of imported goods.

Not Excessive

ilpsrinl to 'he Guardian)

ofrrsws, Jan. 1.-'rho auto Ds-

partfnant at Waahingtma has advis- ed the Department of Internal Af-~ faira that the matter ol commuting at border points will be investigated. The U. S. Department, howaver, did not admit the Oartsdinu Govern-

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Pilot With Two Com-

panions Who Disap- peared Oct. 28, Beli-

KETCHIKAN, A18-Ska., Jah. 7--A

Old Age

(Canadian Press)

WINNIPBG, Man., Jan 'l-The

Dominion Govemment in future will pay 95 per cent of the cost of old age pensions, it was revealed today by Hon John Bracken, Premier of Manitoba. Mr Bracken, in comment- ing on the Western Premiers con- ference here today with Prime Min- ister R.. B. Bennett, disclosed that assurance had been given by Mr. Bennett that the provinces would be called upon to pay only five ner oent of the old age pensions charges as comrpared with the 50 per cent now contributed. Mr Bennett in his election speeches had promised relief for the provinces in the cost of old age pensions, and Mr Bracken in his comment today said: "With regard to old age pensions, the Prime Min- ister amplified his previous state- ment and made lt clear that the Dominion would pay 95 per cent of the cost."

Legislation, it. is indloa/ted, pnovld-

ing for the larger payment by the ‘Federal Government, will be intro- ,duced at the forthcoming session of Parliament. In commenting on the conference, Premier Bracken said: "With respect to the agricult- ural situation, Mr. Bennett thor- oughly understands the seriousness Of the difficulties facing the West. I should much prefer that any fur- ther statement concernlng the Do- minion policies relating to this ques- tion' should come from Mr. Bennett himself. Mr Bracken said the natur~i al resources discussion with Mr. Bennett was quite satisfactory io all, resulting in clearing up many min- or difficulties, and he also r'evea.led| that the Prime Minister had request- ed the provinces to be represented at the Dominion Conference, in Ot- tawa. for a discussion of questions

raised at the Imperial Conference.

FULFILLING A PLEDGE

HALIFAX, N. S., Jan. ’1--"The

people of Nova Scotia will enjoy old age pensions during the present year if Premier Bracken is quoted correct- ly, and I sincerely hope that he is," raid Premier Gordon S. Harrington tonight, commenting on the assur- ance the Manitoba. Premier said had been given by Rt. Hon. R. B. Ben- nett. that the Federal Government would pay 95 percent of the cost of old age pensions. "Legislation will be prepared immediat-_:ly and introduc- ed at the coming session of thc House of Assembly so that the aged needy in this province will be provid- ed for before the year has passed,” he continued. Premier Harrington .said such a national pensions sys- tem would wipe out inequalities of th~ present scheme under which the cost is equally divided between prov- inces and the Dominion, Owing to the unequal proportion of aged in the different. provinces. he said, Nova Scotia. had been unable so far to adopt pension legislation and provide for it out of provincial revenue. “In making such n change Prime Minis- ter Bennett would be fulfilling s pledge which he made prior to ns- suming office." he added. 1

N. B. Legislature Opens Feb. I2 th.

sA1‘N’l' Jomz, N. B. Jan. 1--'ri-le

first senion of the tenth Legislature of New Brunswick will open at Fredericton. Feb. 12, according to an announcement mad; this evening by

ment‘s contention that the restric-

tions being imposed by Allrtoan of- fioiah was exsQivo.

Hon. J.B.M. Baxter, Premier, foll- owing s meeting of the gavemment hun. -

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Dominion (}ovt._ Win Pay 95 1_>. Q,

Pensions

Assurances Given By Premier

Bennett That The Provinces Would Be Called Upon To Pay Only 5 Percent As Compared' to 50 Percent Now Contributed

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ANNUAL MEEIING IIE CH’TilNI BIBLE SINJIETY

Held At Week cl'-Q Prayer Service L`asi:` E v e 11 i n g--Favo'-."- able Reports Sub- mitted-Officers Fi- ected.

The meeting in Trinity Unit/'l

Church last evening in the interest

io! the Charlottetovm Branch of the Bible Society was largely at-tended

solo and the choir led in the aingnf;

John F. Whear, read the followtng’ report which was on motion adcrpte¢l.`

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ANNOUNCEMENIS. " coM1Nc EVENTS,

MEETINGS arcs.

"Gaytown Rovers vs. Lindy; ati

Highfield Rink Thursday night. skating an/er match, use-1-1-21';

"Dancing, 'I‘ip-Top Inn wnighif

instead of Friday. Excellent floor: snappy music. 1384-1-

"Club loading hogs at Melville,

Tuesday afternoon, January 13th. Stewart Ross. 1396-11.

"Reserve Tuesday. January 20th.,

for Rev. R. Moorehead Legate illus- trated lecture in St. James Hall.

1355-1-'I-3!

"The annual meeting of Diari-

stafinage Creamery will be held on Wednesday, January 21st at 2 p. m.

l3‘i8-1-8-31.

"Cornwall Rink skating nights,

Wednesday and Saturday. Hockey and special skates on Monday.

1371-1-8-SL

"The Annual Meeting of the

Kingston Farnicfs Institute will be held on Saturday, January 10th in Kingston Hail. 1370-l-B-3i.

"Dr, Clift. Purdy Station, Weat-

chester Co., N. Y.. U. S. A. Phone `8‘l9. Chronic maladies prevented and curearl at home, where they or- iginate. 'T489-10-10-limos.

°'l»Iockey match between Albany

St. Pats and Cape Traverse Grey- hounds at Albany Rink on Jan. 8th at 8 o'ciock sharp. First league gamn for A. E. McLean trophy. 1387-I-R

*_°Thc Farmers Institute. Hopo

River, will hold it smoker in Hall at seven-thirty Friday evening. All members invited. J, L. McGuigan, Secretary. 1372.

“The Annual Meeting of the New

Perth Dairying Company, will be held in the Factory on Tuesday, January 20th, 1931. at 2 o'clock. James A. Gordon, President. Douglas McLaren, Secretary, 1341-1-7-31.

“Annual meeting Belfast Farmers

Institute and Shipping Clvb will be

January 10th at 7.30 Loading Hogs at Fodhla Tuesday afternoon, January 13th. if stormy, Wednesday.

132i-I-6-RI

Union Dalrymens Arscic-1.:‘,'in will I-.s h‘hl in the Factory at Vernon f‘n

E. Molsebd. President. J VV. M Leod, Setreta . 1316-1-7-31.

Mr. U. H. Black, President, ocoupiedh- the chair. Rev. Mr. Legate read theal Scripture lesson from the Psalm HB1- I verses 97 to 105. also 2 Timothy, 8-1411?- aiter which Rev. Dr. Vincent offeredai' prayer. Mrs. Roy Cudmom sang zt-

of the hymns. -The Secretary, Unr-

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held in the Belfast Ha". Saturday, ` ‘ i~

Tuesday. January 13th at 2 T’ M S.

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