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CHARLOTTETOWN. CANADA, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15, 1934 12 PAGES ,g-;,-,gi 1,“_';:;;»“,-5, ”;§';f=f; ,rg

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IIEATH TIIII ”j§;;’jjjd@,n, IIIIIINCII PASSES Co-op. LiVestock'FIIIAl IIIIBIITES IIEA C H ES Ti, (C P wCGj__;_-;_°;fie;; IIESIIIIITIIIN RE Marketing Board P A I II I A T E

MANY INIUREIII UTILITIES B Il _ Annual Meeting ARCHBISHIIP

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Pruss and ii Minister of Air, was injured this evening in an

automobile accident while enroute ii

Dgr Accidents Cause in an-nntosgnaen, ine se t or ni DiSli1lSS3l Recommen- ~ 9 I ess' F lOf

Major Number moon.; fnmnoe W ba; hm; doo If Inoonon Con_ First Year s Work Was Most Sue- mnifoso §'§vo;‘;‘n‘5` L_

Of Deaths. , and he suffered we awuiythe face tlnues -- Committee C€SSfl.ll Officials R€p01't. Mark- Worrell, Primate Of

P B Guaa'di1\n’s Special Wire) 110|! considered serious by doctors. ‘ p '

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,SAINT JOHN. August 14- Bevvn were dead and many I more injured in a. series of ac- ` cidents occurring ln every cor- ner of New Brunswick since Friday, when three mct death in automobile accidents. Death struck at. random in

In mad swoop on this Mari- time Province and had no re- gpeot for age or sex. At Wood- stock on Friday, Elizin Grass nt Huulton, Maine, died in hospi- tal of terrible injuries sustained when three cars piled up rc- tuming from a dance.

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Two children were killed the some day at Fredericton mid Dal- ,-=_=;-i-*-.;_e-; _ - .._f (Continued on Page 7)

ANNOUNCEMENTS. COMING EVENTS,

MEETINGS, ETC

U°Announr¢meufa Tilrn lnnerled In

Ilia column at 2 ct-am. pu- nord strictly payable In aiivixiien-.

"Show--Bradalbane Thursday.

L-8496.

°"l`alkles-“State Fair", Malpcquc

Wednesday. L-B-106.

"Dance at Auburn School Fri-

day night, August 1'ltii. L-8529.

"Picnic at Naufrauge Harbour August 18th. L-8414.

"Ice cream and daiicc iii Milvnlc

School Wednesday, August 15th.

"Steamer "Harland" Excursions. Phone T13 for card giving saillngs.

L-8168-8-1-lmo.

"Dance, Consolidated School,

Mt. Herbert, Wednesday, 15th. El- 1tot's orchestra.

"Come to League Baseball Game

at Peakes Tuesday, August 14th, fol- lowed by dance at Hall. L-11492.

V "Danoe! Fortune Hall, Friday, August. 17th, Websters Orchestra, U cent-s. L-asos.

"Ice Cream Social :uid Dance at

Harold Huggf1l1`S. Chcrry Valley, Wednesday evcnlng. August 15th.

"Last and bcst picnic of tlic sc.i- WU by ladies of Vernon River Pur- ilh on Saturday, August 18th. They bid you welcome. L-11403.

"Ice cream festival, liiimo nnrl

band concert in aid of Social S"i'\'- loe Depzirtment of City 1>lo.<pit'ii, Friday evening at Victoria Park.

"The Male _Chorus Coii<'r‘i't nt

Bouris has been furtlier postpriiioil i-0 Friday the 31st owing to Ex- hibltton.

"CIYCIC River Plnycis proreiit their Piily at Crnpaud Wednesday i I not tn, following night. , L-8535.

"Ice cream. dance mid good

music, Wtltsliiro Hall, Friday evr-i'i- i“¥» AUS. 17th. Proceeds for Dar- llnston Schoo_1. 2|

th°‘C1yde River Players present eh play "shes A Good n-iimv" in

E150" H811. Friday, August i'lth. If Mt fine, following night

highway between Munich and

Goclfre_\', and Rev. Claire Wright, niissioxiary iii Japan, who is at prrsiziit visiting relatives in Bcd- vquc.

The iiicetiiigs were attended by

great iiitei-est and enthusiasm.

I, Flyers Take

Uff On Return I Flight To U.S.

(('. l‘. (`a.l>le- (ily Gii:irili:in's Special WIN)

ST. JOriN`S, Nild.. Aug. 14.-Rc-

pairs to their moiioplane completed, three lii‘oo,‘:lyii flyers took off from Bucliiins late today for Sydney, N.S., ,ou the return flight. to the United

Stotes.

'Flin thi-pe, pilot Paul Rizzo, Robert

Mc-Dcvitt rind John Avery. had been held nt Buchans while repairs were marie to their plane, forced down in an isolated spot near the village shortly after they set out for home [fi-om st. Joann. ‘ They arrived in Newfoundland more than two weeks ago, the two passengers on a visit to relatives.

as the entrance of his residence.

The letter was referred to the

engineer.

A it-solution was passed to give

the poilce officers access to the scale house in order that they might tum on the lights.

Police Oritldsed

Councillor Hiennesfay compain-

crl of the police fcrce as ineffic- ient. He also made reference tc the police patrol. He believed that the police should have seized the two wheel cart on which the ten gallon keg of beer had been found. There was a certain class nf people which the police were not protect- ing. "Sncopers" should be chased away from the bathing houses, he asserted.

Councilor Rattray said that the

patrol should be taken from the force. The police should have ii 24 hour shift. There should not be so many complaints in such n small town. The force did not have a

The accident occurred on the pl0yed_

Largely attended, the Diocesan As-

sembly of the third annual Euchar- istic Congress of the Roman Catho- lic Diocese of Charlottetown opened at St. Mary's Church, Souris, last evening. The ceremony was a most impressive one in a. parish which has witnessed many memorable religious ceremonies since its settlement in 1806 and the erection of its first Ca- tholic church thirty-four years la- ter.

Clergy from all sections of the

Province were present, and the capa- city of the church was more than taxed to accommodate the large congregation.

A cordial address of welcome was

delivered by the pastor, Bev. I. R. A. MacDonald, who also reviewed the history of the parish and the strug- gles of earlier days. 1-le explained that the destruction of the first SL Mary’s church occurred by fire in 1848. The next building exist/ed un- til the construction of a stone church in 1901, which was destroyed eight years later. The present fine edifice was opened in 1930.

the parishioners of St. Marys was paid by His Excellency, Bishop 0'- Sullivan, who preached an inspiring sermon on the Blessed Eucharist. Pontifical Benediction followed.

The church was beautifully decor-

ated with flowers for the occasion. The attractive grounds and setting also were commented upon favour- litbly.

The Assembly continues today. the

colebrant at Low Mass being the Rt. Rev. G. J. Ma/cLellan_ D.D., Vicar General. At 10 a. m. Solemn Pon- tifical Mass will be held in the open air ,and a. sermon will bo preached by Rev. Dr. McMahon. Chancellor of the Diocese. There will be exposi- tion of the Blessed Sacrament in the Church from the end of Mass until evening. At 2 p. m. there will be a conference of clergy; at 2.30 p, m., Children's Holy Hour, conducted by Rev. Gavin Monaghan, Ph.D., and at 5 p. m. the closing service will be held, when a sermon will be preach- ed by the Vicar General, followed by a ubllc procession of the Blessed

Sacrament and Solemn Consecra/tion

i and knees, but his condition was To eck U Unem Canada.

(C. P. by Ginrdhni Special lWre)

Bn-cntesgnaen. Gearing was re- _ The first annual meeting °f the Merketins Board members be ex- 1-inmm-ix, Ang. 14-Impressive moved to the hospital at Roum o!Ap;'0e;snogi;it.!iAcl;n tlvlialnmoni/few Prince Edward Island Co-operative tended to the C. N. Railway for ser- and reverent tribute was Paid today helm but by midnight was well en- one out on the Publi Umm?" Livestock Mi11‘k€I21!1E B08” was held vices rendered' in memory of the Most Reverend oooh to bo moved to his oonnm, Board was unanimousl omo be ici yesterday afternoon in Queen Square Resolved that this Board extend Clarendon Lamb won-91|’ Angucm nomo no Obo,.snh,_bo,.no me mommy meetm yor M59' cz.: 41; School Hall with an atteiidanceool warm thanks to the Provincial and Archbishop' of Nova smug, meg. n Whon no loomed C- the oooident Council last evemnB The 2 115’ about fifty delegates representing Federal Governments for financial ,woman of the pmvmce of Can. Hitler riishloéi to Goering's side, ‘tion in nn follows, 5,' NSD u` _°IheR;’f';;"‘¥:‘_seésf(Iiin‘;]I;m§'a;1‘§l°sLhévlénaigj 3:5525” assistance rendered dmng ada and Primate of all Canada. reaching O rsalzem at one H- H1- ' ' ' ' ' . . - - _ A throng fined Aii saints cath-

m¥ZTlE;l;-;sti."liet}o<(;mé>il'pmtai<>!1fst one TheteS§c}i§st.ary, J. A. Gillies, lioglowlng were the directors ap- ednnl oo mono” solemn funeral

--1"w_--°°*' y as _ e 'p."e‘°’e“ repo ‘ ‘ind the n’.“"“' po n ed` rites for thevenerable church leader

_ schedule of rates of 'the Maritime cial statement. Premier MacMillan Kings County-Alex Hamilton P. . h

Electric Company Limited presented and Hon Thomas MacNutt. were a- A Mclsaac ' Whlle Crowds “ned streets ne" t' e 'by the Board of Public Utilities has m0Ilg those who addressed the meet Queens County - Edison Easter. Cwrggneedlglbtgidfxiogeygngnglo sun

IAT ASSTI UT I 'I ` I I '

I I ppm p d y I g' I ' beam streamed momentarily upon

, , the present and last councils of the, Prince County-W. J. Reid, W, H. the co muon as Roh Rem JV A.

`CIty. and by their reape ti ii lit Rcrohtloiu McGregor.

' j wmniittoes on the undsersiindigng It was decided that the executive Ri°h”"dS_°n,; BIsh°p °I Fredericton'

' . as confirmed by the Government The following resolutions were of the Board, with Messrs. Shaw and declared' Death' however “Wig ' ' that prompt, [md thorough mvesu. passed: Gillies, should look into the matter is but *‘~ _beginning and noi' ‘m ‘IT

gntion would be mid at no ex. Resdolved that the meeting go on of tthe application ofthe Marketing In-gin incident on the path of v-

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Dense to the complainants but no glifélgléeruriglngnt gfcgggirngoglit o a. c The sky was a meld on clouds

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IA B E D E E mp" “ws 3°' cm has ye” bee” Resolved that this meeting pines senrotarya Report during the church wrvlw and ih-

held, and suggestion of expense on the compiaims and neoegnoy of 5o_ itself on record as favoring the crea- terment at Camp Hill C¢m@I»¢l'Y

. _____. cumy therefore hos recently been tion of aProvlncia'l Marketing Board Following is the report of me located in the heart of Halifax and

nd in conformity with the provisions of Secretary, Mr. J. A. Gillies; only a. short distance from All

Well Att€nded Anllual m e` the Federal Natural Products Mar- In this first. annual report of the Saints.

Therefore resolved that this

ketirig Act, and that this meeting P E I Co-operative Livestock Mar- Clergy in their vestments, mem-

. Nleetlngs 'Yes' glzlgfllsoresgggonnyigg §;“;n;':Ed.(;n1" make application to the Federal keti1ig'Board our purposeistoplace bers of the diocese and officials ~ terday. urged or be wlthdravm until sn; B°“fd '-0 have its regulations become before you as concisely as possible prominent in the province and Do-

Bonnd of Public Utnmes signuy its operative here, insofar as livestock the facts of marketingasencounter- miinion joined in final tribute.

Tho LM, Assoonnuon of the Unit” willingness to tone co nuance of marketing is'concerned in accord- ed dui-in! the period of operation Moumers lncludedi his Honor Wai-

od C'hm_Cn of Pninoo Edward Is_ the norman com ,atm agd indicated ance with a definite plan to be sub-, this review is intended to cover, that ter H_ Covert, Lieutenant-Gove1'h0r ,and mot in nnnnn] sossion yostob grievance of cmzexw further mitted, said plan to be approved by Iis. from August 4th. 1933, until the 01 Nqva Scotia, and Hon. E- N.

, _ - ‘ . a general meeting, end of June of this present year. It Rhodes, Minister of Finance in the

d“y ‘m"’“°°“ ‘rind “vmmg “L Bed' ’e°°mme“d1n3 that °°m'I”“°d m` Resolved that this meeting go on was dccicicd by the Provincial Board Dominion Government Nova I cquc' were Dems “pwmds of 100 “m`“U°n be “Casio” mr the Gov' iccord as favoring rail grading of of Directors that the financial year 5 My Govemmem wa; rep,-es- delegates present. ernment to ask for the resignation hogs and that representations be ofthe orgaiiizatiori should terminate oo L sb H A 5 MMM111 Mr. Horace Wright, retiring pres- of the members of the Board. mndé to the proper numonmos with annually on Juno 30th ond that one emed .yn fm' ' 'Hon Dr Id"“i~ °°°“I°I°d me chair' His Worship M”'Y°I‘ Kennedy Pre' a view of havlng such at policy ln- Almual Meeting would take place Hon' Mm ae fwgergf Guest speakers at' the ‘m‘e"‘°°“ “ded “I5 me meetini- ‘augurated at the earliest possible subsequently thereto and before the R" Dawg and 'H'n-izms ' .I

session were Mr. Ji C. Gm. 512010 Councillors Blanchard, Hennessey moment, -rm 'iI;1(fn}§Z§ne€" gd ;}rmn?°n'P;,)opo2;):n ville, N. B., President of the ari- and Rattra were named as a ' time Lay Association of the United committee To supefllise the taking Rgsolved that the thvks of me (Continued on PQEL7) and Jusuoes of ihe Supreme Court Church, who dealt ably with the of a census of unemployed in the 518° we" pre5er;" n om' bnnd worl; and aims of the organizatioli. city with a. view of elimlnating as I whgoxag' been in_

Rev. W. S. G0dfr€y. of Mount ineligible for relief those who had I A I I E , I

All U ~ -t v fu d in h spired by the Primates mlritua

ison iiiversi y o owe on come inhfrom t ovocouniglyvglstrécrtos hen) added a touching now oo one

interesting address on the Oxfo d during t e last t or ye . service Group Movement. The City Clerk read a. letter A T ’

In the evening officers were el- from the Fire Department in which An" the °§lebl;M'£g gonsgly

acted for the ensuing year, as fol-; a request was made for a grant of communion er Johne Hank gf. I ew A fm-@»» ai L---» DIOCESAN ASSEMBL Y °°‘““‘“‘°’ r . ...ri President: Mr. J. H. Bryan, Al- ' burg. Upened me requem serv”

sson from Corinthians. Dean A.

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bclltiigrlii-presidfiit, Mr. Harrison Mc- Gif;atI)eti€,i§<;lrg!eI`orrStrg1e(E.rc}i't;I21t1i$est;)d1 l_-_- $066' whancy wnducted the M' i.‘;‘:‘.;“;.s.&.'r.‘.:z ;‘;‘..i§;"‘:..‘“..‘;;: Catholic Clergy Free A11 Parts Of The ,Pfomce ,T,;i,<;.-§,f»i~§.,»;,,*°°;f.‘;=:.. ;';“‘...,i‘;: aentlnii, ld t M B VA iétter vga rocgiveafrmnn livira Attend Euch arist1cCongressAtSt. Maryos Church an; df'W§’,f,’0n Waite exnnomd ,n one

"’ ’“""’ “"5 °“' " 'y“'“- °“ 1"" “Y W ° °f°"’ ““ WhereSermonWasPreachedByBishopO Sullivan. two hymns, "Breathe tin-ongii me

spoke, also Messrs. W. R. Creed, at the head of School St., .for the h of our desire on womens Clinrlottetown, Mr. Cass, Rev. Mr. continuation of the street as far -*_* asgiihy balm" md’,.I£o¥no ooo my

been su ted and romote b n Milton Furness, Ernest Houston '

great salvation, perfectly restored in thee."

Although the church felt poorer.

it was richer for the life Arch-

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No t ,Vinegar _

Sergeant Finds

"What have you got there?" in-

quired an R.C.M.P. officer of a. pedestrian who was strolling past the police barracks last evening. The sergeant's eye was on 9, two gallon bottle which the pedestrian was carrying. ‘ "Vinegar," was the nonchalant

reply.

Although not a native of Miss-

ouri, Sergeant Bradley wanted to be shown.

An examination resulted in the

confiscation of the bottle.

The pedestrian will appear in the

to make a contact with him

Kept Secret.

Labatt carried with him to To-

toronto the kidnap note which was reported to have been found in the abandoned car. He refused to di- vulge its contents and police clamp- ed down a censorship on their movements which shrouded the whole affair in the deepest mys- tery. The brewers brother was re- ported to have conferred late to- day with Tor0nto’s chief of police, Gen. D. 0. Draper.

The abduction, which apparently

occurred as Labatt drove from his summer home at Sarnia. Beach, near Sarnie, to keep a midmoi-ning appointment at London, came as it shock to Canadian police officials. The penalty for kidnapping is 25 years and no ransom-abduction has been on police records for decades, In Toronto, three men were com- mitted for trial yesterday on charg- es of conspiring to abduct J. S. McLean, President of canada Pack- ers Limited, and hold htm for san- som.

'fhreah Made

Three weeks 88°. it was rumored

in London. threats were made that the three Labatt children, John, Mary and Arthur, would be kid- napped. One of the children is only four months old and Labatt's car was found at noon in front of St. Josephh Illospltal, where the child was born.

First word of the disappearance

came late in the moming with a phone-call to the Labatt residence saying that John B. Labatt had been kidnapped and that his car would be found in front of the hospital with a note under the front seat. The finding of the notc set in motion the most hurried nr- ganlzation of westem 0-ntario's police forces in years.

Deaorlplon Broadcast.

Pdlioe immediately broadcast a

description of the president of the well-known brewing firm, John La- batt, Limited, in operation more than a century. Labatt in a. sturdy, dark-skinned, dark-haired man weighing about 180 pounds, who walks with a. slight limp due to a football injury while a boy. He is welll-known throughout the pro- vLnce.

Labatt was last seen at his sum-

mer home on the shore of Lake Huron where he spent the night af- ter a. trip from Detroit. He left the Sarnia Bench residence at 9.30 o‘clock planning to keep an ap- pointment in London an hour ister at his office. Police are of the

mm li 8-Ii Wh° WOR his .I0b Seri; A gracious tribute to the .spirit of of the diocese. Pon court shortly on I chu”

T . Th d be hi °9

may are show A c ef an °"""==i "°"=" “" " of unlawful possession of intoxi-

a deputv chief and no sergeants

catlng liquor. v

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Uma" C"""?" S'*"‘“.'°" ,E,.,,.,,. 1...... Revealed

l?lt€1222°tl.’.‘.‘=.“-if.i:..ff“° °°°’4.f°i..1;t I Ca uses G ro wing Anxiety " ‘”'“"_' ' i>i-eu foreign sum

to C0nC€l`t at Kozy Hall, George- “'“» Aus. isth. i-iigiiinnri Fling

and other dances by Miss Stewart, PIN selection by MacLeod, Groom

“Id MacClary. Dance following; BERlL1TN,Aug. 14--The German

I (By John A. Booman) i (As:io<~l1iled Press Forelllll SUN) . t.\.i-. ny onnrsianu special Wire)

Pmkramme. Admission 25c. L-8479 Church situation is oauslml IWW'

__ lin iinxlety. the Rev Dr Henry

"Come to the ice cream social, Sriiltii helper, United states Charon

vn the inwn of Mi-S. niinn A, official, aeninrea today. esveflal. Campbeii, Long River. Thursday 1 In English ina united states inet- °"°“IUK. Aug. 16. in aid of the' estant circlca.

W. M. s. or tn rf at i Dr Lnipnr, wh in tne executive church- B es y or “dll of the commisslor? on relations with

I r ies abroad of the Federal

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“Protect your investments; parental SOIIIITSII of Church of Christ ln Am-

"° hereby asked in investigate the erica. has been in ff¢‘i“°“° °°“ °N"'dId Protection offered nt vcryl feronces with both the ll0Vfmm*“I

Id°eW cost on policlcs for rollcnn stu- -' and the opposltlonal izl'0\lP5 in ‘IL nélnu' Ad‘il`¢&‘l. J. A. Moore, Branch toi'.li‘r`versy.

55°F. Bun Life, Charlottetoivn. The churchrnan hu been |001!

r.-Mai-e-fa-u ing to make an awfllhii I0'

understand the unfortunate effect Relchbishop Ifudwig Muel.lei°‘a re- sent arbitrary measures are havin( on churches abroad which wish to maintain friendly relations with the German evangelical church. |

"If ii. definite split occurs, such-

as been foreshadowed by the Wup~' portal proceedings," he said, refer- ring to the recent defiant session of oppolitloriists, “then the United States churches will have to recon- sider their position."

Dr. Leiper ls leaving this week-

end for Pano, Denmark, where he will attend meetings of the Unl- .vf-rsal Christian Council for life.

work and the world alliance for in- tematfonal friendfhip thmilh Quill.

THREE KINDS...

0 Time are line lilndn of Belting Powder. 6(1) Soiiivma Baking Powder. (2) ldeviof baitills POW 0|-_ (3) More expansive powders. But into lrl Milli

dgpgndgbl tl wh l

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givurtz ming Powder ls anncclloci for UE'-ITIINA baking qualities--and at 29c lb. olm nal economy-

oplnlon he never reached London.

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”"‘°“°`”"‘”"" - - I Serious Drop In Germany’s

.ai Elmer W. Peterson, Associated

(A. P. By Guardian‘a Special Wire)

BERLIN, Aug. 14-Evidence of

the growing seriousness of Ger- many'a problems in foreign trade was furnished today by the publi- cation of statistics covering the first six months of 1034.

Imports during that period iii-

cneased by 10 percent while exports decreased 12 percent compared to the corresponding period of 1933.

This resulted in an import sur-

plus of 216,000,000 marks, compar-

SCHV/ARTZ BAKING POWDER <‘=)<;of;i0;h;;-r;‘j@g;;°‘;§_1§“J?_§,u“f,1§j

High-grade - Mnritimnwlada - Allin-frat June 30 pargod 1551; yon,-_

The sharp drop in exports was

I nnwdugd rnunly 'D "dem»¢|‘¢d pm.

ahavahamertsanooiaitrlel.”

Sales to the United States during April and June were reported to have been curtailed fully 35 percent compared with the same period oi 1933.

The German import surplus with

America was given as 334,700,000 marlrscompared with last years 244.300,000.

An 80 percent decrease in sales

to Russia also figured in the drop in total export figures.

The Russians were credited with

having contributed 134.000.000 marks in the reduction in foreign trade.

The increase in exports was at-,

tributed in the official statement to stimulated demand for raw mater- ials to the particular benefit of

ovulation#-Qs;

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London brewer, as police made frenzied efforts to solve his - | mysterious disappearance. The prominent sportsman and ` , _

highway between Sarnia and London where Labatt is be ' lieved to have been seized, Hugh Labatt, hrother of the!- kldnapped man, drove 120 miles to Toronto at the behest of the abductors. It was believed they might have sought

' on the wa '

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(C. P. By Giaardlaars Special Wim)i GLACE BAY, N. B., Aug. 14.-An 18-year-old youth, Nicholas Marka-.5 donis, was cornmittcd to stand trial

Mrs, Ciao Markadonis, at the con- i cluslon of his preliminary hearing oda The lad must face a Supreme

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John S. Labatt, Prominent Sports- "nj ,,,,, man And Business Leader Spirit- ` . » ed Away From Car On Sarnia-.ff,§f._.;';a-

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(C. P. By Guardian’s Special Wire)

'LONDON Ont., Aug. 14--Canada’s first ransom-kld-

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nappers tonigiit held 55-year-old John S. Labatt, wealthy, K1 1

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business leader vanished today leaving only his abandoned `- .I zz, , car and a note signed “Three-fingered Abc" demanding ‘ $150,000 within 24 hours under threat of Lzihutifs death. _ , , ,

While police searched along the 50 miles of provincial oy" .=

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i for the murder of his brothel-’s wife. , ,

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Court jury at Sydney. N. S., in Oc-I , _ _

tober, Magistrate A. B. MacGil1lvra.y _

The 28-year-old mother was shot:

down l.n thc kitchen of her home July 20, while filling a milk bottlq' for her baby

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Nicholas was taken into custodyI _ h next da as a. material with ' _ .-v

t e 'y css, and formally charged with murder ri., . few days later.

Abashed when he first entered the

Court, young Markodonls soon re~ gained his composure and today oni :it intervals did he show any gre

interest in the proceedings.

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is 'fam' if wits. f Raise Noiiiinc Buff’ " Cotton Asa I 1 \tIi.A\\ Nofamc, , ,

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Moderate to fresh vvr-_=|¢r

Winds; mostly fair and cool,

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