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Baseball- Comedy~Mystery

“Death on the Diamond," ' Ping detective mystery dealing weird killings in a baseball team during a pennant season. is the at- . traction which opened yesterday at the Capitol Theatre.

Written by Cortland Fitzsimmons, and filmed with the cooperation of the St. Louis Cardinals, the picture ls a uni f." blend of actual baseball thrill. mslnrv. and uproarloirs 001126)’. directed by Edward Sedg- wlck. noted for his spurts pictures of the past. p The shooting oi’ a player, steal- ing second. before 60.000 screaming fans. weird attacks in the club-

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heart, and s Nuns bOY in i116 ' midst of the greatest adventure of . his life-these are the characters brought vividly to the screen l1! Wallace Beer-y and Jackie 000W’! _ u, m- Island," Robert Iouls Stevenson's famous pirate story. which. opened yesterday at the Qtmnd ‘Theatre.

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‘like heart appeal of this srent screen team that made motion pic- turg history with "The Chaml)" and recently in "The Bowery," has ‘ in this latest vehicle a stofY that

Eiqanlols, - - and later on the island in search ., of treasure where Berry as Lent “- John Silver saves his young friend.

lm Hawkins. from the pirates, will stir the emotions of minions ‘who have read the book and bring new thrills to those not fnmilisr wlib the story.

Added to this greet co-stsrrin: "team is one of the most notable supporting cash: oi’ the year with every player contributing a siren: penforananoe. Lionel Barrymore enacts Billy Bones: Otto Kruger is Dr. Livesey; Lewis Stone P18?! Hlspanlola; Nigel Bruce puffs and ' blusters in old English fashion for the part of Squire Trelawney; Charles "Chic" Bole adds enter“ talnlng comedy touches as Ben Gunn, mamoned pirate.

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house, and other fantastic detail is lightened by comedy situations and a love story ln which Robert Young and Madly: Evans figure asthe two principals. In addition to s notable cast of actors, twenty-five famous baseball players appear in the production, including Bob end Irish Meusel. (Ping Bodle, Red Berger and sucb. celebrities of the diamond. The cast includes C. Henry Gor- don, David Landau. Dc Witt Jen- nings, Nat Pendleton, Ralph Bush- man, Edward Brophy, Ted Healy, Mickey Rooney. Willard Robertson, James Ellison, Pat Maherty, Robert Livingston, Ray Mayer, Pat O'Mal- ley, Joe Bauers and others. Actual quarters of the Cardinals were used as a "location," and ma-

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Inoculation Algainst Infantile Paralyses

A, Jan. zl-(APJ -~Vaccinatlon against infantile paralysis will< be offered to the public this week by Dr. John A. Kolmer. paralysis vaccine discover- er. In what he believes is the world's first clinic of its kind, the physician- sclentlst will put his discovery into practical use for public benefit be- ginning Saturday.

Each Saturday he and an assist- ant will inject his vaccine into the arms of children and adults.

In testing his serum first on himself and his technical assistant, Miss Anna Rule of Halifax, NB.. and then on 22 child volunfrrers. Dr. Kolmer used three weekly iniwtlon-s- The same number of inoculations will probably be made to aPblicanw at the clinic. The cost of the vac- cination will be nominal “probably a quarter, or something like that." Th». vaccine. itself worth several dollars. will be free.

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Wales,“ Jan. 24-0’? K1118 0m tonight pondered a gesture of David Lloyd (“We in which he held out what was considered a significant hand

some familiar phrase. he macs no to rspestlths points of as

answers as - llflsual speakers in the province of

He ssld that 1!! his appeal foa- solution of the unemployment situ- Th m‘ d odcbiectstm view.

e so m urgen purpose, he declared. was to stir the nation to a sense of realities. The other an to put forward concrete sugges-

ons.

He declared it was nssentlal that the country should be roused out o! i .» unemployment as some-

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Heads the problem now had lasted between it and l5 years and that it was becoming wens. ‘under free trade unemployment averaged around 1250.000: ‘under protection it had . achsd more than 2,000,000. Q IVPx-esented Walter Runcimsn. President of the Board of WQpII saying Britain had reached the satu- ration point in its home markets,

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General Passes

mvmmm. Qua. Jan. Bk-(CPJ-llbrmn Con- sul-General in Canada for Belgium, m Ferdinand Charles Van Bruyssel, ‘l0 is deed here. Mr. Venjiruyssel for thepesttewyearshadbaen aspec- ial agent for the Quebec depart-

A native of Brussels and son of s Belgian diplomat, Mr. Van Bruys- distinguished osrosr in the Belgian Diplomatic Service. He was educated in Lon- . England. and in the United States while his father held diplo- matic posts in those countries. He was graduated in civil engineering from the military institute at Isr- ing-ton. Ky. and returned to Bel- in i818 and entered the Con- founded the vial museum in Brussels and was decorated with the star of Roumsnis. and the Cross of an of- floer of the French Legion of Honor his services in connection with the world exposition at Anvers. Bo

bury) Labor

to his own people of 72-year-old war-time Plemler hit back at critics of the new deal plan he launched Thursday

-' this year than for some years past

icipatsd in session f gyrttbepuoposaldithsllstloxeisl

8nd flint drastic action is .1

year's bI-n. others preferred reduc-

downtbs season.

For four hours the discussion raged. The resolution committee listened attentively. ‘Ibmonow, at the closing session of the confer- ence, the committee will submit a msolution covering the wsterfow‘ situation and the consensus of the meeting.

A group from the Cape Ood sec- tion recommended a three-point plan. ‘they said they would sub- scribe to the moratorlufi if sports- men in Canada and exico also flamed. it federal funds were our plied to enforce the meas w and

if all baiting of waterfowl, exoep~ ting of natural feed, were forbid-i den

Aslced point blank if the United States declared a. one-year ban would Canada do likewise, chairman . I-Ioyes more or Ottawa, sirpervisorl of wild life protection in Canada's national parks said:

“I am only s civil servant of Canada. I shall bly malt s recommendation to my government on the matter but what I abs-ll say is not for ms to say at this time.

"The first consideration will bs the preservation of a safe margin of population among the ducks, I assure you.”

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PHONE 1210-WE DELIVER-CORNER KENT AND HILLSBORO

The duck situation in T‘ ’

moyd. "that there is little that ls cheering in the i904 reports from Canada. and much, that, to say the least, is disturbing.

"In the Pralrfe Provinces of Can- Ida. the nesting ground for the bulk of North American ducks, condit- ions during the 1m brooding sea.- son continued ‘ “ Prpol -

onocnitllfltm used and “new

esteemed resident of Nfilwuw s

passed peacefully away oer- Msofiil

~ " r» m. as w“ °1 u“ mum‘ “m upinnecemberfrouiblovember and 50$“; mw my" qlbsq ‘hi’ m4 “m”, u” “mud u‘ was-onnnotsbly blgbor level than may,” 591-71‘ u ' "l" m“ m nus, ‘ms m - h“ n u‘ a

She zealimd that‘ he: life was future with:

tstlon was below normal and rnI-ny mall water areas near which nest- ing had begun disappeared. . "Inst of the Manitoba-Ontario boundary, reports received from soms important duck hinting sr- eas are that hunting was "poorer

"No doubt tbs severity of the winter of 1933-34. drought condit- ions ln scmn parts of the Maritime Provinces, and the fact that tbs hunting of black duolm was inton- sified owing to the

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a, trust. There are lsftto mourn three

Aleunder with whom she resided- s-nd two brothers John Conn of Grandon. North Dakota and Thom- u at Bonshaw.

‘rhofuneralwssheldonliwatth conducted by her pasts); Rev. J. G. Wabellns’. North River.

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_->—--____ KAI N0 COUNTIY1 " ' ‘ MAN STAY! AT SEA

Joseph Gibson is a man without a country.

For the last l2 years he has been serving on American ships ss an American seamen. On a voyage of the Monterrey he was a member of tbs orsw ,snd paid off with the rest at Ban Francisco. ‘

Plans for the celebration of south Australia's Centenary in 1080 toot s definite stop forward when the

ve committee met and die- cussed a program of evenil,» embracing all ports of tbs state. .

Efforts will be made to luvs the

following features included in tbs

VII-sin?“ WHOM!!-

, of species of western breeding rinse. had a serious effect on this spec- ies. Last winter may black ducks were found dead st vsrims. point-i along the cons tof Nova beetle. chiefly in Yarmouth and Bhclbumo counties, where on account of the nm-mol mild winter climate. they are accustomed to winter in larger numbers. There is no doubt that them unusual conditions m: a heavy toll of the black duck. "m the fall of I983." the speaker continued, "the southward flight of Canada. geese and brafit‘ in the Maritime Province of Canada was very small. At that time, Mr. Rn- hle W. Tufts. chief federal migrat- ory bird offlcer, for the Maritime Provinces, from his own observa- tions and from regular reports rs- celved from numerous observers, estimated that the number of mess and brunt in those provinces was only five percent of what it had been under normal conditions three

(or. CIEMQ n, cur-hur- Spoolll ' Wire)

smxmo CITY. Jan. is-A two-weeks’ vigil over a coffin» of his own invention designed u. ins- vent premature burial finally cou-

vinced Enrique Hosted today ‘that his Canadian mother will not re- turn from the grave a wooed time. Thirty-ans years ago Susan Hil- ler Basted. a. native of Ariehst. N. placed t

program. ~ Y n r n spend t r story the remains being laid to rsst M. lfuorguiwnggmsoltfm ha? ‘ “ab” o! mid‘ h“ M‘ hmbmd ‘m’ lm" ever he was seized by immigration An sir race: - MW" h" “m” Y“ "°- _ officials who slid to him: "You A visit by s British fleet. to- - Th‘ 9"“ mnm m“ ‘mm u“ can't stay in this county buddy." gather with warships othd‘ 0mm] [mm ‘Mm mnmm’ m“ Ha asked them, then found him nations. \

MscNevin and Donnie Among the floral tributes were wreath, Mamie and Lucy. bmlqust Mrs. Harry Msmlevin. spray Mrs. J’. L. osborne, and wreath Mrs. The: Morrow

Marked Steadiness In Canadian Business

MONIREAL. New Your has open tlons that continue favorabls to business, according to tthe monthly business summary of he Bank o Montreal issued here today. No dsspomlsnt pots bu been soon or four years previously.” h‘ 7°"'°nd “mm ‘

Sought to Prevent it“; Hi Premature Burial mo. - m-

portsn

the month, the summary states, have been the opening of Pulls- Iflm» ment and the preceding addresses by the Prime Minister in which be outlined a policy and pron-ammo of c reform.

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