MAIHMS

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“Safety first” some- times means getting others to do the dirty work.

(‘harlottetown Guardian

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(lovers Prince Edward Island Like The Dew

CITARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1925

and Prosperity

ADV 1". .

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CMAxlQZCsCCC-‘tll or A MERCHANT

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If you cannot help, a

cause, at least do not knockthose who are

trying their best. L_

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Annual Subscription: B! lluil. Canada

Delivered 815.00 and U. H. A. M.“

lllll lllfil lilllll FIGHT;

i NF [jllllllll

Presents Himself ltol j the Cabinet and Com-‘

mittee for Grueliing ._ I l

srasuorii“ UNIMPAIREDl

Finance Mihister Still lias the Confidence ofl

President of in: Pmerican Federa- tion of Labor who declared that his Fcdcration would have no dealings

1 the (ountry PARIS, (lctobcr ifi-‘M. (Juli-l lllilX'li rciurll from witliout at settiilnreili. of Flwiucwskby

Wuslltnglorllwlth Moscow. in response tea plea British Labor

A, A. Purcell,

external debt probicili iii his puck-Header (or unity lwltil Russia.

et. has created fur him a situation} oi exceeding difficulty. Wlleilile look off icc six months ago tlic pro- griilillile ivliicil ho sketched for the

financial rcctlilslrliciioil 0i the til)lllll| N T H E

try was—ilrst. stability by securiugl a properly balanced budget; scc~ ond, relief for the treasury lly C011")

soiidnlion of a large part of iilfilmwnuwlnfiy.

country's enormous (looting ilebis; _

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(Canadian Press)

Toronto Nortllwcsk-(Czrpt, ll. S- lmlcpenilelll Dilberal. “lost Kooicluly, ill. t‘...— L. W.

third, establishment oi’ confluence Hmnphrfly lsm.,ln_,._llihbol._

at home and allroad by agreement on terms of repaymnt of France's debt to the Allies, Part of that pro-l gramme has been knocked several ways by events, and today when ho; faced first the Cabinet and later‘ tho finance commission oi’ the] Chamber with explanations of tile.‘ treasury position and the budget! ary outlook. lilo Finance ‘Minister found, himself iittio if any fortllcrl forward than when he took office.

tipn n" worse. In April the exchange value of the franc-was 19.25 to the dollar, Today the closing quotation wits within a few cetitimes of 22

xveck they stood at

Three plan ks budgetary equilibrium.

or less crulnllicil under the finance llllllistcr. ‘filo llioroccon and Syrian wars and increasing cos-t of admin- istrating the coiiiltry with fuiliillzl cxcilnngo .llavc completed ' wreck of what cquilibrimunl there‘ over was ill this years budget, such as It was finally voted six months-ll uvcrduc. Alter two time extension“ (Continued on Page 3) l

francs, in April the Bank of Franco lrglggajgh ‘m me 0rd," named

advances to the state were twenty- From the W“, mm I “Hm (Mt "V" mid ‘i ha" 11mm" 5,2111%“; :5::;l.'VlllCKl*llil0ll and lilegsiervey, it lllllloll- Ill Ailvll the lmllk "Ole cuiation was forty two and a halflll/ln billion, Last week it exceeded for-lciilltd (for and (made a most vigor» ty-sovcn billion, (ous speecll,_wlllcll wits greeted with of his platform~]rounds Ofu wionsolida-“ilfio “Pill!”-

tion zuul settlement have all morofMr- 51mm“ l" ‘ll to (touch

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(Hope River Meeting Strongly Conser-

vative

Tile (political (meeting helld at ‘iiopc (itiver on “led ( ‘/',m~“!m\ ltfimsy he said his posl-lwaa woli attended. llotng crowded to -the doors. Reid wits allot-ten as (chairman ‘and ctrliui upon lion. .i. HE). Sliicimlr as the-first. speaker. Messrs Mai:- Messervey

JeIilrin-s and

ill urdock

irpail

((..(rl((~@EElEa Players Killed By Gas

(Canadian Pressl

NFAV YORK. (lct. lb~.—'i‘l\c

ncsday evening the largo hall

Keilne-ily

ppliulse. Mr. hicNevtil and (pointed out that is reply. ‘had (failed tho points scored lagiiinst tho ‘Lllllr-ral party by llllc ‘Gonsel-vzitivc: mlieziki-rs.

l5 Fll lll llllllllllN

Meighen Charges that Liberal Leader Offer-l ed Bribe to West

(Special to The Guardian)

to complete the Hudson liillllOllil

(lollscrvutive leader, til-lined i111 nud- iellcc hero last iligiit will-titer a

i iiiilll who ifillllti offcl- till-cc proviir

lacs it ilribc fur Villilli is “tit 1o ilcud lhc ghvilfllilltilll. of’ the llatiilll." ‘Filo Cnusr-rvntivos would finish tile road ho saili- it it provl-(l HUI lilt) iroslly.

ed it (he feeble crowd which stir- roillliled

and lilo powerful L',I’llll)l wilicli sup- portcri him (lured not touch ills Sculllli- Senate l-cftlrlli ililtlilfl Mr. Zilcighcu "is of some illiportuncu

it a ilulioilnl issue."

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' Chapter 0f Bible Every Day

(Canadian Press‘) IAONDON. (out. lfw-dqing (‘loo

reads a chapter of tile llilllc ever day of his lifc. Rear Adllniral it. Elmdoell said i/Jduy in a slpccc

Mr.

srtratlon lielu at Wolllllley u-lule can Alliance.

g Adm/trill Elintlceas speech wa ‘n Clfllflilfitllillxltllt of Boisllel-(isnl o account of its rejection of (ll Bible.

Germany Will

Will-i

(Canadian PreQs) lliOClAltN-O. Oct. IiF-(icrirlan guarantees frailnetl at tho seou/rli. outlawing war. The (pact will signed by Germany, France

‘m. guarantors.

‘cure such a majority. ‘concessions alone he is hound tot

di . l P'- l i ' ~ ‘ scilss ilg itm er K ilg s promise of renaming “ mud Quebec-

if he was accorded sufficient wcst- , orn support lion, Arthur hliilfillfiihlils ionowim’ in onmrm

lillujorily‘!

perhaps but it wouldn't got ti. job for your boy or mine. ill the loco of‘ lilo problems which pruss on us today it is waste of tillll- to llmke

King Georg-e Read?

at the Bib-lo and ldlnrpire Damion-

Jhe auspices of tho World Evangel-

Sign Rhine Pact

today officially ailnoililcw] adhes- ion to the Rhino (Pact of lllutllal F q .V conference (here with the object of ‘be '- and

Beilziuiu (Ls (principal (parties and (by (liftllti. Britain and (Italy as

lllcc today ‘found three nlcli sitting liriltlill a card litllie ill a liitlo coal-l

§““,lslih( room as still as though a spoil

‘hall lltitlli cost upon tlicnl wllilc Condensed Specials

llhcy play-oil. it lllul been a lriclul- liy gitlllc they had llccu playing ap- lAIm-Jc par war-my" us" Insertion in till column.

parcuiiy. but (he only Wlltllfll‘ had ‘lpillowt-(l ill his arln, his right hand _‘_______ .

‘llci-ll gas. (inc lily with ills hood

--—-——~~~~- w" i-lulclll-llg illi'(‘(‘ ilcos and two ‘MAID WANTED-APPLY Zwulucs illloiili-l‘ was in lilo act of

Fitzroy Street. fi5ol'l5‘2I(Hlililllllllfi for lilo poi l-vitlcllily llilv- - -/~-——~--'"’ ’"“"‘ lug ll\‘llt‘\'(‘(l llllllsl-ll’ llli‘ ivillilcr he-

HOUISE (T0 LET-—NO. 32 ELM l-uusi- of u straight lu- was lloliiiilg. AVB- ADPIY TCR- Clmmorih I llll‘ lllirli luau who hurl dlsciirdleil

5439 W 1i lil-lllis llilud was loaning buck with '“"_“ his (‘lilli on iii-l PlIPSl as thougil ill

.__________-_~ ‘FOR SAl-‘E--5A55BURNER illiluglll. ’l‘ll(- polii-i- wl-lll in lllP ‘heater. "Oflk Laurel. Alllll-Y "Ufqroolu lll rl-lnpollsi- to n rl-nort oi

5473 ll) l-i

(Fitzroy St.

"iillt! lillltlllllly that gils was escap- """“"' (lug, Alppillcully lilo inn-n ilud ‘been "Two 30039555 CAN 8E Ac-lillliUYillW‘ of liu- lvilliiilg gas so ill- "Olilllloillll-Qd l" Prlval“ lmMlYHl-lil had iilcv li\'l‘ll on tllclr games. Central location. AlJlllY illlilllls -- v ‘<o>~_----

will: sAuueomefilltiligiliqsszilAmerican Rubber lMads fresh every day. Saundarsnl Firln To

American Federa- tion 0f Labor

(Canadian Press)

hiou of Labor.

llllill llllNNllN lSlll

lie-elected President

ATIJANTPC CITY. N. J.. (Oct. l5. —-\Vliil~la-nl (freon (Tosilooton, Ohio. today was ulnuailnoasly re-clscted president of M10 Aurel-icon Fodera-

illllllhlilll'l

KS ll Kl N l,‘ KING llllNNilT ‘BET MNllilllTY lN Till‘. BllMINli ElElillllN

0'I"l‘A\VA. (M. l5~-'l‘ilc domin- ating dosirc u! the people ill this election is tho return of ii sell-re- llailt (lovern-ulcllt with ail inde- pendent liiujorlty. The outstand- ing fact regarding tho election is that Mackenzie King cannot se- Oil Liberal

have a smaller following than in the last Pariiiinlollt. The Govern-

WUIASEIJEY‘ Susk" out‘ 15:4" mcut ciliitrodes ileilvy losses in the

Maritlnles. lt admits of no hope

No vile Hudson Boy Railway. But he body gives it a chance ot‘ enlarging has told Westerners so. ‘Where, “ill-clutter King did not tell Que-

tlloll. can it possibly procure a lilvl-ll tllc largest pus- ‘sillic gains ill the lvcst cannot (lvcrcuilll: tllc lldnllttcd losses ill tllc cast.

i(i' hiackcaziil King, tlicreforc.

{were rmurlled to power it would

(be only by virtue of’ ilavlilg the largest group. ilc admitted ho was

'l‘tlriliilg to Sensu- rcfilrm lit’ ask- powerless tlurlilg the lost (our He hliicKcllziil King would do would -llc cvcli more. powerless iii allyllliilg when Sir Viliilritl Lrlilricr tho next Parliaiucilt and more ile- thall over ou tho Progres-

ycarl; with a majority of one.

pclldclll slvcs.

The wiiolc llnpo ol‘ lilo (lovem- mcnt is ceiltcrilil uli the wrest. lie- cogillziilg tho inevitability of loss- es ill the cast. Mackenzie King is (going to lengths no lender in the has evcr gone ill orilcr to purchase sup- lie opened his with unnouilitomellts 0f . Ho went to tllc plliirltls and told tllc people thcrc that llc would scrap that re-

(coursc of (luuzulizul politics

port in tho wusi. trzllllpiligll ( alilillct lcol-gallizzttirln.

(lrigauizttttou and give them al

(manner of‘ cabinet representation if they would give him the votes lie (lid not tell them ivlll-tiler lil ills opinion the comple- tionpf the lludsoirs Bay Railway a proper undertaking. llc "E9 hi“ lei ‘i9- l-lfi’ llimilllll i-llll-‘i ‘he moiely told tllcnl they could buy

llc wants.

' was

Y its completion with votes. For til

A» purchase of support. in British Col-

h unlbia and Alberta he has unblus! lllgly subordinated tilo Railwa r Commission to the party.

" lnrlltc is (lilfemliug the public col

(losing tile (iovermneilt:

pains to w as milking

y l0 tilcm that ilu

purposes m‘

As evidence oi the manner ill 5 ivhit-‘h this shliuleless attempt at n tilc wholesale pilrcllase of tho elec-

Slflillltllr, witness the scathing com- nlcllt of tho (lut-‘bcc ‘Chronicle-Teln- grapll, a newspaper that is not op-

“Pronlici- King, speaking hero in (luchec some ten (lays ago. was at toil his audience that he (he some. diwlaratiolls which will had just lleeniiilt been iletcrilllucd lly Mellon,

making to tllc people of the Mari- tllllc Provinces. We have not hoard, however. that he has told lilo prairie (doctors that he is mak- ing the same declarations to them as llc made in Quebec. lf he did so it would certainly cause much amazculcnt to citizens of the Ao- dlcut (Jtnpittrl who have followed ills western discourses through press lliltivlllltllfifl.

“ilreinitlr King did not tell Que- becers that be intends to complete

ll§"('\'.l'ii that he intends to push for- ward his idcas of Senate reform all rirpiiliy as possible. That l8 what he has told the West. “Prclulm- King did not tell Que- becers that, if re-elected. he will continue in a policy of tariff re- ductions. Yet he allowed it to be said in his (presence and (from the sonic platform by Premier Norris of Manitoba. one of his (political friends. "Premier Kin-g did not tell Quo- bel-erll that ‘ills cabinet reorganiza- tion was only a stop-gap affair to -___...___.______.

(Continued on Page 3)

(Nllllll lllll lllll

fiHlllllllll lllN Nllllll ill lllllllll .

Ls First REF»: of Au- l ditors at Work on N. S. Finances

HALIFAX. Oct, 1fi.——-"'I‘lits (gur- vey has disclosed a laxity and Lu-_ sufficiency in (the accounting re» cords of the (Province indicating that it will be inlpossilble ever to acculnzrtely reconstruct all of the, financial transactions of the Pro" vinco through bhc past years. or establish the ‘losses or deficien- cies to or in public monies which (have occurred as u. result of this static of affairs."

Tim above- appears as (the open- lug (paragraph of the first interim report of (the special auditors, P. S. Ross K: Sons, who are engaged upon an independent audit and in- vestigatlon of the financial affairs of (the lProviaoe of Nova Scotio. The report was made publll: yes- terday afternoon lly lion. E. N. Rhodes. ‘Premier and (Provincial Secretary-Treasurer. _ Throughout this first interim re- port of ‘P. S. Ross &: Sons Plililillllfl" ises one taot~4he chaotic condition in which It-lie books and accounts of (the Province have ‘been found by them. and (the tremendous tasks wu- on which they are now engaged. that of striking an accurate bai- ance and installing “a com-pinto

llX Ell" lN

(Special to The Guardian) G

l‘ tee by Secretary of ‘Preasary Mel Y loo when he appears

1.

treasury statisticians.

ho

to hold this picture over until

price for children nlany (people who would (find it

wisll to soc Glaliaghilr considered

(will continue for the billion-co li- ~lv ll- i- ll» 4- 1l- + i

will ‘be given. (matinee at 3 o'clock sharp, of 16c and the adults price 37c. Tlhero are,

theatre (Satnrilaly, tu accommodate thosel and “’l‘lio Tail Conmlanillilunts" a

it advisable to play this picture nviln (the special matinee Saturday ich under the direction of Professor al nluslc for this -picbure so capsfily

(reek. (itemalnllor, two days more (or children. The orchestra, wh Fletcher. has ltoild-‘ied the origin

OF OUR

llllEll llNlll‘ ‘ " " jlllnlllllldi ElIENlNli

Another Special Matinee For Children Sat- urday at 3 (0’cl0c k. ‘

Owing to the urrprecedclntcd success of the master (picture "TILE "HEN OGMMAN-DMEIWPS." and to give everyone. both in (he city and country a chance to see it. Manager ilallagllei‘ has ‘made arrangements Saturday llviliwn the ilsual (two shows wit-ll a special admission possibly to the any others who alight Manager the entire

nlori» conveuieilt to come

second (time

of l-llc week,

‘ll Orllfi-lllll-ililiiilflli OOOIOO can PRODUCE CAPITAL our own PRODUCTION

, _ 1' By W. R- MORSON.

;:|°"°m k ‘A’ zggggfgacaxntg’ 0 0 M~n- 4' lf we gel outside capital to establish industries and develloll 3' _ 1 l (Canadian Press) 4| our resources all tllte profits g0 out of ‘the country and tlllo ~70 LET__QN gpgmg 31",, 1 LONDON. Oct, (fa-Tile British 4- cllqllial so invested suinds as ll vlllflrtfllflé against our country room lmuno Hot water and bliill. (cannon pa,“ KOVGFIIIIIIOIIQ in (hard on tile heels 4 uni-ll production finance-ti from within finally pays oft who

A l M 8'4 Elm Avemm Npw YORK QCL 15.4,“ 0mm- ol’ Coluuiluillsls whose nllogvl) ac- 4' mortgage. pp y ____,_,t "h," Ulméd qmwa h“h,l,end_ tiuitina recently ill lmwildcastlug i- Tlle position we stand in today la that of the greatest deiti- ;_____~""*“*“'“_..._____(.3..‘...- ......(... 5...... awn-null- Mar- -(~1~1;((-l~ wit; lyggillr"l";"llllglgolllguggglll- or“: n» oval-c will

l _ ,- . , sulloos to (lli‘lll‘llly his [Hi finineg o l pcr cap (n. or o. (. . d. _

‘v8? (ilgoolfifihltlll-Ellggpzzflgflluvny ("l |,|h‘lfihflulllvllfilglillgllllflevlh iillillllll-l‘ anger -~ (s: lllcul. 4- Wc have not (protected production even halt as much as twig lull)‘: c" $100 (‘doll (OFIHH: .“.'.“ .'."""' .'”$,,,,,,,00 0'05 h, (Raids WUPU an lilst illlgllt on 0 the u. s. has done. firs; CF30" “in 0,151.61“; om“ WU“; ‘M, t‘ (Tlmm h l ‘m6, any (‘carillon-lat llmldullilrtcns and at ‘F The ll. (S. position is that they owe tho outside world $3,000,!

' " p“ ' l qffllllm]: é|flzmxze":‘q flregun“; least one other (‘oulllllllllstlc center g 0:10.000 and t-rlleerllutslile yrorld owes the (U, S,o$20b().ll0.00li¥10. ‘ ' ' in London. Although tho were war ng net or g1! cred ts anvluiltlng to £17, 00,0 .000. e

ugeaacrlggglgnglggaplypand pmmmmm‘ "nnllmnitMir‘B€lr§£$:E_ sensational ‘lll lllwlf‘ suddehness it i estimated internal wealth of (the U. l8. in 1922 was 3322.000.- uuuly ahecmed 0.1M n ‘""‘"“"°e"l Oaillmo“ 30;‘ ‘in fumw‘, has (been suspttvu-d lily hohh public 4- 000.000. which means that llw U. S. has supported itself on a

can,“ Job Prmtért Phone 13;; “am”: n" ‘I ‘Hbefin’ ‘vat A,” and tho (Y-llllul-ull-lstn tlilermsclvos ‘ll high standard of living nail-has trreated capital amounting to

__ .__... all" ""5 " ' - ‘ that illPy Wilrt‘ in prupmrrililon. 4- $330.000.000,000 (in out of (its own production.

‘FOTATDES WANTEDMI HAVE fil- ____.______________ worn the not lulu (tic-en drown 1i ‘The United State; pfoteofls (production more than any an order for t few cars of "fled" WOULTRY _ HmHEsT ""058 tight lit was found that a consider 4' oJler country in the world; starting over a’ hundred years Pataltnog lrea from "rot" and will I t M n‘ “rugged CNN“ able number of followers of one Red 0 ago with a tariff 3 times as high as Canaries present tariff. ttalio delivery daily at the old Md °r Fvelns‘ m He” ‘(m banner (vol-c in the tolls, some of 4 When U18’? first established protection they lhad less popula- amm of Gm t Lam,“ C,“ (“em 9M llllll "W- W“ l‘ 8! them of mnwldsrnlrle. prominence. 1i (tion than Canada and an internal trade not ti. what Chili!!- Georn and Flu" m‘ paying crate [attended stock. Conrad All of them are charged wliih ooa- It has measured in goods, not 1|20th if (measured (in money.

u“ ark“ H” y 1-5051.“ R, Company. 68 Qlleervsllleei- spirlng to incite sedition. and + if we take- no lesson from these facts we ore untouchable. (m 9 ' 52 G-Zwks nmflny, 00100004 01000000060000 0

B499 l0 15 3i-

_§°9£-_§“Y-

You Wanliilllefhafkels

‘WASIHNGTON. Oct. l5.--A tax‘ cut ilotwcen $250,000,000 and $350,- 000,000 will be recommended to the House of Ways and lMeans Commit-

before it Monday it was learned officially to- day. A 20 percent maximum sartax, and a ttvc percent maximum norm- ul tax will ho recommended by the ‘Preasury it was said. Figures show ing this cut possible are now be- ing prepared for the committee by

The approximate surplus avail- able for tax cuts from the last fis- cal year is 5200000300 it was said, but the oxaci. amount of the. slash recommended has

l- 4. lino of History." H. G. \Vell.q, tho

whidll. balance (sheets can

wlrawn." (the report states, “it necessary to iavewtigaite ouch item."

, Deficit sou Growing. Wlitli regard to the fiaolncizll posi- tion o! (idle (Province. ‘the special auditors make further startling dis- - closures. They ntato lihat t-hc-y (zon- template furnishing the Govcril- meat with. balance shoals as ut (September 30. 1924. and September

(Continued on Page 3)

Dirigible R ele a. s e s Plane While In Flight

(Canadian Press) YllLllAlM, England, Oct. l5» All experiment in releasing an itlrplaa from an airship while in flight was successfully carried out this morn- ing when the dirigilllo lt-Sli took to

liulil.

released at an altitude of about 3. 000 feet and mode a successful flight. After cruising about for a half hour Iiaig attachced his piouc again to the dirlgible. lie was out-l- more released and resumed hs solo flight while the R-33 continued her cruise and later returned to lit-l- mooring mast,

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TORONTO, Oct. 15.—~~ln a writ issued n! Osxoodo Hall today ill which lilies Florence A. Decks. of Toronto. asks $600,000 damages and seeks an injunction restraining the publication and sale of "Tile, (lut-

4. sltllor of the work, is naml-d as 1- chiof defendant. with tho MacMil- II- ian Company. of Canada, nlcnthnctt ll» as joint defendants, 0 Miss Deeks claims that “The Du ‘f lino of History" contains in wllclc‘ ‘pr in part and without her consent, ‘an unpublished literary conlposi~ 4' tioli or work of hers known as "The We ." " She also seeks a mandatory in- junction for the delivery or (iestrac tloa of all books, an accounting of the sales by the defendants or "The Outline of History." containing her work and for an accounting ot the

O

0i’ Q Tiirinitulla fivc of ll. (l.

a candidate (loos “not nlcau that. (hc- is ill lllt‘ itllllh‘ - till the closc oi‘ iilc_ pulls wills‘ p1,, (lilvoive- (fortcil.ur(( of lilc ((- it, \\"-il.ll all elctra \\’t'.('l( ill

to do (the iucclesary work all (‘zl- ulla will g0 to ‘(Ylllfi on tho Salilu till) Qct. Z9.

(luodora ta wesltrrl .

Suoceeds Vincent Massey

Official Nomination (ll..-

Of 27 Outlet 241 Seats

(Canadian Prcssl OTTAWA, ()llt.. (lot. iTLW-(lf

ian llOllllIlLliilOli oi‘ ifilliilltltilils tool Jr... place in stituenci

27 out of 241 federal '-

ith the rile-"pccllve rolurilllw

‘ floors.

‘(Mltile the official uoluil nun-l

.4»;

Predicts End Of Baldwin Gov’t.

(Cnaadirm Press) 'I'()ii()N']‘(l, (Jot, il~lliglll l

.\l'ti\ur llt-udcrson. who nuts lltillllifihulii‘ bilyel- stlt‘l‘i'l‘.li'i'y in the British Lnlwl‘ tlo~ v

ill an lllll'l'\’l(€W hero today eizprl s- scd his llclicf that (‘lo (folzsclwalive-season. that (h: entire offering av~ administration ol‘ ltigt. lion, Sliul- l-l-zlgcd percent abort.- tllo levcis icy liaidwiil would no‘ surrlvc the Mr wnh a monuplane suspend. illcl" llifficltltlcs regarding (he ed from a trapeze beneath the liusr snnanun h, Emfl._n,,q_