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"DELEGATES T0 flll-NFERENBE

UITAWA, June 17-(8! The Canadian PressF-Australian and New Zeaiund official delegates to the Imperial Conference will arr- . ive in Vancouver on board the Aor- angani on July l7. The antipodean representatives will leave the Pa- clfic coast city immedipf-ly on their arrival to be in Ottawa in time for the Imperial parley open-

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IIDNDON, June 1'1. (Canadian pl-ssl floblel-—An "Ilibll Ronvbli" hcllldipg-Qlorthcru and Southern Ireland‘ Which in ED061111 011011111‘ muww-would act with the Briilsil

th in external affairs. flllalrinzlfzkfila lune rvcognlzlng lm ing on Thursday, July 21. l Klng head’ l5 lllh lull of ‘ Delegates from the Unted King- lsresldenl, D}, vhlem o; llh. Free dom, Irish Free State, south Af- llle l.l5l0ll_ll l5 lll _ rics, India and Southern Rhodesia f: President m» Vol- 311-“- hlrlro "films Bfl-rvvv f" which has the status of a self-gov- m put haw‘? l H. Thomas, Ell“ London ls being held, charged with emlhg cgmmllnity, wlll largely hl-_ l“ secrélgh. ‘or the Domllllollsl tho slay-H:- Mfll 31. .01 M10110“ rive at Quebec via the Empress of md mm Hallsllmnl ‘val. Mlnlster’ Scott Sicplll-n, 2G ycnr old Lond- Bl-lmlll on July l3‘ when thelidvo saw him lll Dublin "m" 1"""“""1>' =1 “lfkm” 1'1"“ 1" Sr Richard Jackson and Lord l,“ week Mn Then,“ gave the her apoflmvnl- fiho ls the dwsh- Dollegall will arrive with the Brit- woount to the House of Commons A" "1 5'1‘ 1°11" M""1""- Lmdm‘ Lsh delegation. Sir Richard will lodayniaud ht the some timc Dro~ flock broker. I!" 111151101111 3°11" be here during the Conference in

plalou, n. a, June 1'1. (BY tho oellsdulll Plum-A was numb"

PTE'IFOQB<"GOH'FO

(Continued from Page l| mother frightful explosion as the limlnering" oil in the vessel blew up. The blezing liquid threw a fiery cloak overthe four men. A moment letter tlteithree firemen were dy- ing before‘ the horrified gaze of their conlrslldes. Chief Gauthier hnd lisappeared’ Hours later n body was recovered and tentatively iden- titled es tilt of the Chief, but it turned out"t0 be that of another

. . Barney, a singer, from which she m in l-esls of e a _ :10? Stilt: ‘ictgytedntltrlgs Alllgllirllllé-hc h” 11”" “110-"81117- 111111001011 ""11 ooifion mtrades Fun” llgva we“ ‘fist: m Ho“; m wuhmgwn.

m Tllllmas sald Pllsllmll D, ul- “llllglll leave New you. m no Styled ml unomclal delegate‘ lllzilllgllvélfrwanrfm the “m “u; Ro-llofnlnatlng agar and vale-rag lhllln was n, United Irnlnnd m‘ 1"‘- From Australia, Colin Fraser FRUST RATE ATTEMPT 0N MUSSOLIN PS Lll-‘E m: o“ B’ lllllle than‘ l3 h pO§Gl17ll~ wee-name“ e8 can". wlllch would he called, understood " will be in Ottawa for the gllther- Shortly before Premier Benito day and intended to try once more. side the coffin containing the bod! my o! better ‘ma! and steamer adopting a._ l altagmisetlpllnrknfl: md “cell-led as a Ropubllcl llc wlls C ins "unofficially." 1-le heads a Mussolini wlls due to leave the Angelo Sbardellotfe, the would-be of Captaln George Endrefll who mute“ Pmhibition do by on“ mm plgtufgd as recognizing circlllll- large Slflellfif cgmpany 1h Thsmhhhl palace in Rome on Saturday, June assassin, carried a pistol, two with Alexllnde Magyar flew from M m‘; openmg o! the mam, u” ent, endorsing without 1151:: :9. d mum“ llllll-lllcll lhe Bylpjsh com- lconlmuod from Page l) and will also concern himself in 4. P011110 captured an anarchist who bombs and a quantity of nitrogly tho United States to Hungary lllln “he to the fishermen w” med all 15116 $138111; P" e11 :1“ mollwellltll lmllld llcl as a llllll for lmrkl The New of the Game“ thellnterests oi’ Australian metal confessed he hud attempted the cerlne. In the ABOVE photograph 1931. Captain Endree wan killed a b: can“ ‘or nve “shlppm” and party eel an 511880611111‘ b. P11191001 Rurlwses- B‘ “hi” “m” stated they ilnd mllmeo the pumps coxfltcems. t ti r u t 1 dick-to“ me twice on the same u" mm" d m" i’ “M” “'1 ' '°°°“t “"51" 4 1-2 cents for "camels," but the“? $51? ‘the 2x: miyoulfgn af

. . “l. . g@d_ e resens ves o a counres ‘

Znstheylfillgsgy glrflllllile lgflllltglilijlv lIlC0£ll§Hllli_v' to keep the bout afloat of all; Emplre wlll b” hem There lake pram l _ was mob promo-e, onwt-rhgshmfi fall's, the delegates shut their eyes

monweallll" lmllllllllg lll, "Irish as “Jwr pound thrwgh h" dam“ is no change in the personnel of Restrained differences of opinion A h S S’ k mung m“ me pm” d ,, _ 10169190 4101101 0-110 140111118 11°10 M Y," ngligllsltcg" l , M 1 R d u. f the delegations from the United were shown as Great Britain, France not er eat In s l had ‘bodbleiimpxfizd humus; m’ Hoovers m“ mm’ “W” m“.

“p m“. y” an a ° Kin dom, Australia, Ne Ze la , n r ' A . e Mn‘ ' o8 ‘ 1 hi8 brains and his name might de-

'“‘” 6mm“ “d "Wm" m" [lidlfl elle Southern Rhrxlesln? p1:- Zsieiliemttizlyplillilgolzitllllllljllllzzi. F01‘ AldéfdiCé F l 8 h Cd rgo o: loostel-s pilrclmsdd for shivrfim" [em ole nelllmeu next November.

' Johmm“ (“Harm their boats had viously announced. ing today. Great Britain declared BOSTON, Julie 17. (A.P.J—'I'11E h“! m be canned’ 13059116 thedifwkml 1711105 07 u"

“é Mgnfreal be?‘ . mmlmuwd b" .11“ l m“ Information is expected daily Oil outright rel wiping the whole slate i ‘Boston mussel John Manta, lloule- '11" W" "W11 m" "m" h: administration chiefs. they rleslule- Q

" £91m!“ "Mm m‘? ““""“"g' Md‘ the representations from the Irish elcull. Ncville cllllmoel-lllill said ST- JOHN'S" NM" ‘mm 17' ‘BY ward bound with e corgo of neh, 11"" 4"’ 11°” 1° 1”" mama“ ed about rellflfllnltlnlcllffil. The

" m potatoes‘ 1mm p015’ m“ '3" Free State and Newfoundland. Hon. that dpsplle the heavy burdens llll, the Candaian Prem)—l-laving van» sank 95 mlles o" glghlhnd Llllhll catches. but to the greater numb" Amman “mm made i delumlnl

and water being used. 585m mhmsss, Minister of Indus- British pecplc were carrylng a; the qulshed the Liberal Government of today filler lls crew o; mm, hm of men fishing and the mum o-- ed 9B0“ m pum m. omvmum.

i Captain Randall said his. boat 1W and Commerce. WW1 Preside“ present time, they were willing to 31F 111011014 A- S01111“ i" l“! 3M‘ been taken off by the trawler llx- 111mm “n” m m’ “w” over for Hanford Macffider. one!

31112332531]:Siislrfigeiighljsdltawfi: Eamon De Valera as the horn forego their legal claims to two “day's 801191111 elecmma- the Fm‘ cter. ootnmstntlnghonélzmuli? commander of H19 15981011. now

me ‘Slllmlion by trgllslming icing with another minister may COH- hllhoh, o; pgllnds Sh.,.llhg_ ll lhe ited Newfoundlond party tonight The eeest guard cutter Molsve 0111101‘ a _ minister to Canada. ‘rile mlniatd

o’ his cargo to the Mary F Ruth stitute the Irish Free stell- dele- olhel- ggveynlnents ‘wuld do lhe-omwarvd w be 11001112 one m0" proceeded toward the Exetsl- to ummwlm“ m. - m“ mud. w” gegofld ohoioe. The New Yofl

and hm been rqvomd bv fin}? w”: gation. Premier-elect Alder same, seat to its string of victories as be- lake the rescued men hboqnl 5nd I dlmmdmlf: contra!“ u ma“ wanwd_1lm_l_ ‘Gem gnu-l“ q,

m” 0;‘ m“ ml; to Halifax dice, leader of the United party‘ in l lalted returns begun to come in brlng lllem lo Boslorlh and Noltvfoun a llmy o‘ k and Eubord’ the n“ nngluldml pa».

lélomml llroteqt agalnst {h _ att- Newfoundland is expected to head 30111151‘ 110E101; 0f P101106 ODDOS-l from White Boy. isolated oonstit- The JOl-m Manta, ‘owfled by the 104111511117 "m?" l‘ vfeuwould met. Governor Alvin '1'. 9111‘!- d

acks has becnklrnwn‘ up l; Mc- the Newfoundland delegation with ed Cancenflron of ’°1"““°‘°“§ Pflyiiirncy ‘m the northem peninsula’ John Manta F1511 30111111131" 1e“ the “Mo o! 2:; Dialer-gulch '0! the managing“, ‘mu m". ‘an h“

Inms Lovnt and MacDonald- Hal- two other mlhlsgehh ments, although he agreed with thel First returns gave Jweph Moore. Bosh,“ fish pier Saturday under have iflmd 011:1 m” of mm- mlnllle mam, gm- omg; (mongol;

lmx law mm on behalf 5f the Gormon drvlhrfltlon that she could United, 700 votes. ad A. Stronz- command o; (jhptain John Llnehsn. 0%“! lmwuflt l.‘ It l‘ m only 9,5,9,- msl-sl notes withhold-

l Owncrs and "-18 Crvws Accordln" ch51; we; h gfgpplng h-Oh ll, an at- not meet payments llt the present Government 426. . lorlllleueoms llshlllg mun“ m, en Olll vs ue. I t , “Vi; M; m‘ the”, W“, m the m” “l”

“an ‘Qlllallgllng lmlls were used m lo mp afmdavit Slmlld bv C‘ i» tempt to tear down the mast and time. Thc French Premier's re- The United Newfoundland Party. delalls ol the slllklng m. the rescue circulation mlglylt hmillJ f men an were shoved mm m. alum“ m all/glnpll-llo llnd the charred le_ m“ POW Johnston“ thrce-Unllgd rhlls of the qahefh The gulp- marks llolvcvcr cannot be construed led by F. O. Alderdice, already had were recelvell by me Manta-s llwh- 11H. iihfilnmii tilufmfwd an“! 830ml of hmhlnlsol-aflon B01701" mlmigglghé lntmpld gh-e qhlel hul, lsmps Coaslmard boats separately piing iron was left on the Gallon being fundamentally out of line 23 seals out of 27,=the government em 1110115111‘ . u“, m my»; sold Pennsylvania. , ntholll llllccesa land on dlrfgmm occasions attach when ms ropes parteli The hugger w;th thcnilm of the other powers. had two and one had gone to Dr; The wad guard esllmaled the and 010119“. , 01‘ femnalkddwhla’ l“ “ppm; from a fevoflh l

vlvnllgllllitlpl-epal-atlons were golllg Cd thn Mary F Ruth The first then rammed the Ganeffg stern, His statements were Cliiflfifld 00- H. M. Mosdell, fofmfl‘ Squires Exeller was 75 mlles southeast of Wlll W?!‘ be ‘hmfld General Edward MUM“. lorwardtolift the drydoek which attack was (m Flldfllv Nlay 27 when according to the statement. night by the llssuance of the offlc- supporter. who was nomlnated as cape 00¢ _ . a question, lgstolllzulwhiohtles not bu!’ “u, almost lmmlmou mmhfl‘ legglgq‘ lghl-lhg the exploslohlh fngh the cull" Helm“ “dellbéralel stressing the seriousness of the ial text of his speech, wh ch con- an independent in Fortune and re- . mgr-fie the N” lon otlpresldml nan‘, w- ‘u, “camels-l, pumps were to be pllt mmmpd $19M y nitnck, the Captain stated: tains this significant phrase: ceived (reclamation. of packers 5nd fishermen. but 10w ed by a dmwmlraum a mo‘ - .. . ary F Ruth on the .. .. - The extent of the damage was The French delegates consider

l0 wol-lrlio the clock and vessel couldjbdliitedlrnd the water let lue of the oymllelllles hold. nlltu lhot is done, the task of finding the remaining bodies was stated to be

port quarter."

On the following Monday. May 30, a United States cutter of the’ 125-fo0t class with name and iden-

sc great as to imperil the ship and the lives of the crew, most prob- ably, and disaster was only averted by hercuiean work on the part/of

that a. Franco-Gannon entente is on cssental element of European se-

curity, and that if by one side or

the other necessary arguments have

ELDQNV BRANCH CANADIAN. LEGION-The Legion meeting held at the Belfast Public Hall, June

CENTRAL GUARDIAN °""""““°““"'

portions and lasting for 3d minute!

ne ills vlsltedllloel of the wok- Jam. mole cyesof llmpopemml

shore. and here is his reaction: crowd. stout old ladle-S. lively ‘I115: “mere is a fascination to this sweating bandsmen,‘ young feflowl

m; hum end swoops eiojns the ol-umllled up. A oypieel .

tification marks covered, bombar-

H...» ddth M._ FERth ‘th' The known dead are 10 including bzllsl villager: eggs. [and Zllge i:

lhe firemen‘, 17 are missing and ap- . _ Pluxlmagélf 40 are ln llospllllll Elilllsfgg’: 31235:: 1123:3631‘; 32mg been of no avail and the vessel can tranquility be restored to suf. Wm‘ mjufle" many M them ser‘ ston ciaime‘ this vessel also tried would have toundered faring poop 105'"

bus. "" '7 to mm the molorshlpl Premier Hcrriot declared cancel-

hll hands of the Gal-lolly 11th, was the best attended meet-

to be nut forward, they should in “Had the weather been at all the international interest be put Refer," School) boisterous all efforts would have forward calmly. Only 1n this wlly

flmoet impossible. fl8h1ll mlslness the dtrohl 581W from the mountains, and plbinl fill. > i i i ti . Two new B I '

lilfmilglrge will?“ lidmlitted to the 8111911 and tang of the lea m the bigncitien, one old man coming hi

B l, .l _ 1h 5_ Nlcholshh, pqhl; early morning, boots owning in and grandson on hilmshouldcr, ell gent- Are Returned “is: Jglfn La strange. Newton flhh bell-lg Weighed, the speed M iy waving little flags, oofld lbfl Mung“ o, importanw Wm sh. which nsll us axes m, boiled or ole elslee and wlllle belles lllld a

cussed, action on them deferred to 81000104. 11011169. 10118 01111 01"" 11166111106115 M8511 010W‘! "on"

After éitlnguishing the fire and waiting filntll early afternoon for the steel lvlates to cool, firemen en- tered ‘£561 vessel but were unable lo penetrate far enough to recover lny 01" thé bodies. A possibility is lean that some of the men on the lrydockrasr wen as those in the loid missing, and perhaps lmonfliheln the man whose elec- lric drill-ivrlnt hall’ ell inch too rel.

PropeltyPdamage has been var- louslylestimated at from 500,000 dollars rtorseveral million dollars. The drydock is understood to have zost $5,000,000 when new and a considerable portion of it would have to be rebuilt. The Cymbcline cost $400,000 and substantial rc- pairs would be necessary before it lould be refloated.

CAPTAIN DESCRIBES SCENE

The narrow escape of the crew of the tanker Cymbeline which blew up while being repaired in dry dock in Montreal harbor at an early hour this morning was he.

The last attack on his vessel, he

HALIFAX, June 17. (By the Can-

test.

HONOR THEIR CHIEF

MONTREAL, June 1'f—l1‘lags flew

stated, was on Thursday, June 9,, when the cutter Dnffney rnmlnod the Mnry F. Ruth on the star- board and began another bomb- ardment of vegetables and other missiles. . Two unsuccessful attempts to ram the Ganeff were described by Captain Randall in on official pro- As the Ganeff dodged these thrusts, he stated. the Daffney’s officers and crew pelted the motor- ship with cans of various colored paints, bilge Water and‘ fuel oil from the deck house, potatoes in which nails and screw bolts had been ‘enf- beddcd. This was on Friday, June 10.

The putter ran alongside, Cap- tain Randall‘ said, and her officers

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the impression that everyone was animated with goodwill, and that ‘the atmosphere of the conference was a good augury for its complete SUCCESS.

Interviewers passed from the ho- tel of Von Pupen to that of Herriot, where, facing a crowded balcony with his buck to a fence, the French Premier almost echoed the words 0f lthe German Chancellor. “I leave for Paris with a happy im- pression of ‘the two days’ work,” he assured the newspnpcrmcn.

“As a result of the goodwill shown by everybody and of the manifest good sense we now have a situat- ion which ln my view is a most hopeful promise."

Meeting apart from the general conference the heads of the Brit- ish, French, Italian, Belgian and Japanese delegations-representing the five principal creditor nations-

latlon was not an equitable solu-

tion, for debts and reparatons were adian Freak-Descending 1101111 but one element oi‘ the world's high windows to the ground on 9- troubles. To restore economic equil- string 0f 109d $116915, 13 0W5 @800?- ibrlum it W05 necessary to establish cd from tho provincial school early security. "There is no political this morning. Their fmedom W05 peace without economic peace, and brlell 301‘ they were 1001119010101‘ l" vice verso-more important than the day by Row-l 9811001011 M01101‘ debts and reparations is the modi- cd Police. ‘Tonifllt 0-11 but 1°"? had fication of tariffs, quotnsland other been returned to the institution.

trade restrictions." He ndded he Rev. W. D. Wilson, superintend- whhged the Gannon people lo hh- ent of the school. stated no Burn-d

o. later date. One of them had to do with the Legions appreciation _of the kindness of the Guardian and the Patriot for their never fail- ing courtesy and sympathy in mat- ters having to do with the Legion generally and returned soldiers particularly, As stated above, no- tion‘ was deferred until a later date, in order to have an appropriate let- ter of appreciation drafted. The entertainment committee, with the

derstand fiance was not callous to W85 115111 0V" 111° 1105's “t ‘my time‘ nlell difficulties, but “'05 trying m The departure of 13 “he the M111‘ work for the common good and the 0f WWW" 011 111° P011 "1 011° °" cgmmgn helm; two of the older boys who had been m this connection the Prellllel- confined» flirty others hsd refused said tonight that wl1‘le it was ills 10 10*"- duty to defend the interests of H0 5PM 1t W” a ca” 01 ""115" France it was equlliiy his duty to placed confidence." Corporal vim- consider international interests. 15111119111’ had been “bandmed and Premier Rcnken of Belgium ob- a 79911“? °1 1m“- had been “S131? served lllllll callcllllllllon o; Rpm; lished between the authorities and iltl0ll5 would llly a heavy burden on the 11W“- He wanted. the my“ 17° his country, B. burden dangerous for “Md” the msunnm“ a h°m° its national economy. It was im- mm" “ha” 5 remmatory" posble to conceive of such cancel- Th!“ 91*“ had w°rk°d we“ 1°’ a‘ long time, and some of the boys

approval of branch, has decided to put on a dance that. will linger in the memory of the young until they are old. Announcement of dance appears in another column. With an able entertainment oom- mittee, supported by every member yo! the Eldon Branch, with the sympathetic co-operation, so char- acteristic of the people of Eldon, and the Belfast district, with one of the most modem halls and dance floors in the Province at their dis- posal, with lm orchestra that would do credit to a large city, it being

separated, bails removed, claws

fornia Here I Como” over and 0N5 .

cracked.- the different kinda of molt slowly moving mound the conven- gathered and packed neatly 8-114 tiun hail in the traditional parade. with the utmost cleanliness. inw sneemels exhorted tile elowd o: cons. the cons sealed, boxed, Ind "mull ml with Hoover," muiti-wl- eirlpped. The workmwhkoomviow el-ed balloons floated down non and the eleel- cool sell air are WW- nets lll tile-ceiling-

derhuily attractive, and the hand! whenever the crowd. tired-heed return to it year after you‘, nfefelr- “v9 sighs of wanting to sit clown. , l-lllg to steadier lots the pleasure lh, m“ plnyod "Dixie" or “The and thrill of this business when n Eyes of Texas are Upon You." ‘rill ybll"! mtivitiee sre el-ewlied into a armor. who dflnnnfllfifitl m: ooupil, of months, Whethfir M0110" wagg-lshness by playing "Al" Smith‘: or lhllrpflrs-will mole money this nellleelelle bottle sons. "rhe Bldw you is still to be determinedlbut walk; h‘; Now york" yesterday, om those Olnbiilyéd 1151/8 0110811! R011‘ had the effrontery today to give‘ ed good returns from their labors. lhgh, “Happy mys are Here Again.” 11hr many years the induct y has contributed a greet deal to the welfare of our coast."

Tightening of Party Dilolplluo

m Rdpubllfllsn eellvelltlon. hl-V"‘} in: 1n three short’ do?! gone woon-menofunn nllollgil tile fbnnalitiel expected of -—-- it, two important trends are in; A very quiet and pretty weddinil (floated. the first toward tiflhtohlllfl took place at "Rowanwood" the of party discipline and funhel- ooh" home of the bride at 3 D. m. on oentration of power in sdminhtn-

mi _-..__~

qgrlbgd by the gaplaln of the ‘my B12 half H1851; 0V6? 111011110111 111° reached an agreement to reserve lntion without a. parallel suppres- lei, Robert s, stolleheulle. AB he 81011011‘ 1°00!’ 1" 11°11" °1 11'1" M1 preparations and war debts lllell of intergovernmental dfJbl/8,»hé lhlked u, hefllhllhpel- men nealnllle Raoul Gmlthier. 1111011 tvdfll’ 111 payments until after the conference, declared,

jock, gmbljgnce; nmhgd l)“; “l, the “P10910110! i118 O11 180KB!‘ pendingthe achievement ofa defin- J, G, Lhtllhm, Attorney General ryifls maid men to the hospllhhh Cymbeiino in the Montreal harbor. he hgl-ssmphh, cl Allslrlllllll unreserved“, “polled

were allowed much fleellolll only June-time, also moon-time, there Wedneadly, June" lflth when Mifl tlon hands-an interesting phone! Sunday one youth had heel‘, allow- can be only one answer-big-tinle. Isabel Modflofllld of Wheotley Riv- menon in such troubled‘ time: ll m, ‘l, m, W“ request’ h, spend the 8o lock up your troubles in the old er was united in mtfllllfl with M3‘- the present-and llflfld i 118111 nllemm ht the almon wafchlng kit-bag, throw the bag away-and Lefuts wood, multol- mm. shift owe/y n-olli prohibition enl- llle mllvlly them Now the trust let's go to the Legion dance. The cflonlmy WU performed b? culnted lo hold theory: Mid mull“! had been broken and regulations -—-— Rev. R. 31011010.? Stlvofl. M. A.. the wets-qlcl-hops miaolloillthd.

mlghl have h, b, him Selma VREELAND - CAMPBELL-Tho B. n. m tll, prunes of quite a "rile Democrats will doubtless wedding of Miss Anna Marian number of the lmmlfliltl 111111"! have ll much wetter pioni: In that!