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Landrigan’s Woollen

Mills Suffer Heavily From Smoke And ` Water

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Pire, which originated in the

°‘picl|iing" machine, caused damsge estimated at over 040.000 at Larldri- gan's Woollen Mills yesterday morning. The fire started shortly after the employees began work at

'I o’clock an? spread so quickly that when the iremen arrived smoke

was pouring from the windows of the fols- story wooden buiiden. leur streams were laid from the pumper and after a strenuous battle the firemen had the fire under con- trol; the "all out" wel sounded at 10 o’clock. `

Mr. William Combo, suocoesscr

to Mr. Landrigan, stated that the mills have been workinz lt full capacity since July 1. About 010,- 000 worth of yum and blankets

which were almost completly des- troyed were inltnokatthe time of the fire. The machinery valued at \ll0,000isatotallossfmm water. Although the fire did not reach the

rirst floor where the most intricate uid expensive machinery is locat- ed. the tons of water, which pour- ed upon them, causing warping of me wooden parts, and rusting of the metal parte, lender these ma- chines practically useless. About $14,000 insurance was carried.

It h supposed that a nail in the

wool going througdr the “picker” caused s spark which resulted in lie disastrous tire.

ANNOUNCEMENTS c0lvilNG l:vl;N'rs,

lvlEls'l‘1NGs, src

"Announcements his lnlertad Il

this column it 2 cents per word

strictly bustle in sdvmoe. ¢;_. __ -_ ---i--__~-_-_____

"Show-Fiat River Thursday.

L-1219-10-17-Ili.

°‘Bh0w~Hux-ray Harbor lrlday.

L-1210-l0-17-81.

°°Bhow-Murray River Saturday.

L-1219-10-1'l-31.

°‘l{. of C. Auction Forty-fives,

hlursday, 8.15 P. M. L-1281

"Chicken supper and dance. Bt.

Charles Hall, Thursday. Oct. 18.

L-1279-10-17-2|

"Chicken Bupper, Dance, Bingo,

ln C. M. B. A. Hall, Vernon River, October 22nd. L-120'!-10-l'l-ill.

"Dance by George Jeans and his

old time orchestra, Oct. leth, Hun- ter River Hall. Entortainlnent be- tween sets. Admission 26°. L1l30l

“World Bros., big shows at Cerdllmn tonight, Pownal Friday, Mt. Stewart Saturday, Morell Mon- day- ~ r ~ » -L-im

"Buyillg live mga Richmond Wndav. october md, till noon. 5*¥0¢d, llcbonsld dz Brown.

L-isoo-io-ia-si

ci iii' ill

"Mt “Merging Thufsdlly

If not fine following nidi

L-1227-10-16-ll.

"Bean and mage supper, Merrlrnels mu. esfriobee loin at 550 o’clock by Womcn’| Institute. 01111 25 mu. r.-use-lo-iv-ai

omeiren supper lrl ull- uncry. october leur. s to 10 P. rs. novelty

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'lf ansrgrrrnes Th; dou our revenue. or ie.

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you live ,Illia

hr November °°h°°\f°°m. 1.-1';-is-igfil

in once:

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:tivel-

marketing of seed potatoes as pre pared by s committee lnted at

porters, were freely exchanged yes terdiw afternoon when pl-oducels

drafted is given in full on page 9 of

After over three hours dlscusion it was finally decided, on motion of

W L Poole, that the scheme ag pre

grail by the c&mmittee be tendered

opportunity of studying it, and that another general meeting be called ini

sideration.

Tile meeting, which was held in

the Queen Square Bchool auditorium,

The chairman in opening the

nse to the press notice. He re-

e k

minus freight cost vrlridtlolis, and

Shaw, chairman of the Provincial put the scheme into operation. The 1 Marketing Board, presided. change in economic conditions in

viewed the steps leading up to the crop and consequent difficulty lm- appointment of a Provincial Mar- tisfactorily marketing, Quebec sun. keting Board under the Natural gcsts immediate conference inter- Products Marketing Act passed at ests concemed all Eastern Provin. he last session of Parliament. Of ces with view determining wllys this Board he had been appointed and means securing best possible chairman, the other members being result to producer, Please advisel Col. G. Elliot Full, J. J. Trainer, whether you concur sdvisability Chester P. McCarthy and J. A. Gil- early conference and if represent- lies. The first action of the Board, ativas your Province would attend." after organising, had been to cal-l He had replied as follows: “Com-

meeting of dealers and exporters mittee appointed by dealers in po- (

in potatoes and turnlps to see if tetoss and tumips to prepare mar- immedillte steps could not be inken keting scheme will present their N to meet this seasons lrgent mar- scheme at a public meeting of pro- keting problems. 'I‘he meeting was ducers and dealers called for Wed- |10 largely attended, the dealers being nesday afternoon. This committee ll unanimous in deciding that some now in session ‘approve holding fr action under the Marketing Act conference as suggested your wire M was necessary. The Innrd suggest- but believe representatives from d to the meeting that in the mar- Ontario should be present. Would

toe : ‘ l

s (l) that dealers be licensed, If acceptable will arrange have t

(2) that the Board set a minimum ,representatives attend. Please ad-

ice to bc id to the grower, such vlse particulars"

tusmlps and potatoes evported be agree conference and are sending controlled in order that unrccsoli lepresentutives Suggest Ottawa 11 able quantities may not be placed 22nd in order have Government on the market at any one time, and and Marketing Board officials and (4) that in marketing table stock infomation readily available On 8 potatoes, control be maintained tario also sending representatives ll over the delivered price at which tumlp industry. Advise if place ll uch stock can be quoted and sold and date satisfactory." ed on such markets as Nova Scotiay Mr. Boulter had wired agreement i0 breed lm me Halifax price plus or on belmli ri his committee. d

for Upper Canadian markets, based ing, he continued, was not' bright. B on Montreal prices plus or minus The turnlp marketing situation 0 freight cost variations. was somewhat better, and in this th Tile Board stronlzly urged upon connection some satisfactory ar-

the meeting that in thc prepare- rangement might be made at Ot- th tion of any scheme or in they ap- town with Ontario shippers. He polntment of any committee or stressed the benent which mlghtbe 3 board, bona ode producers of po- expected to follow upon regulation h tatoes and tumips in the Province ofthe market in these commodities. fl should have equal representation _ He had been appointed chairman ‘ with dealers. until such time us the of the marketing scheme committee C producers may become organized ss he was the sole member on the and arramo for definite action committee representing sn oftsni- it

Been' Considered cally the entire system of the Can pgmg um

Al‘8\l!11¢Dt8 I0! Md 88BiMt the provision for the protection of pro-

ducers under the Act ‘There had b h fr

BPP0 L een an ent usiastic response cm

1°°°°Hl= marins of strippers and ex the meeting and s committee erm-

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sistlDG0lMoA5rs J.W Boultel' IL G MdNeely, W M Wilson, F. B

*W1 limo!!! met t0 ¢0HSld€!' the Clark and A Mallison had been ep- m proposals drafted The scheme as pointed to draft a scheme under ge

the provisions of the Act The

Y/00»BY's Guardian Provincial Board had only received h

il copy of the scheme last evening and had not been able to give it

in Ausfhi series seconded b lvlr ine suis ll: r rl. Howeve it ,,

y Squire r.

would now be submitted by the cmnmlttee chairmen Mr Boulter

he Prev cial Marketing as drafted for the consideration of in

Board with the instruction that it be this meeting eq given the widest press publicity, so 5 that all interested would have the Draft. scheme Presented K

The committee. Mr. Boulter ex-

a week’s time to give it further con- fplslned while copies of the draft oe

scheme were being distrkbuted, had been busy since isnt Thursday. The task had proven s. difficult one and

was largely attended. Mr. W. R. it might be still more diillcult to 3_

the few ears however had

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Chllrn\sn’s Remarks made drastic changes in marketing

almost necessary. 0

Last Monday Mr. Boulter had re

meeting expressed satisfaction at celved the following wire from Mr. W the representative attendance of L F. Burrows, Deputy Minister of W both producers and shippers in re- Agriculture. Ottawa:

“Due exceptionally large potato

eting of turnips and seed pota suggest Saturday. 20th, Montreal fl

Pl' D0 ~ rice to be subject to market flue- The Deputy Minister had replied: Dl tustions, (8) that the volume of "Ontario, New Brunswick, Quebec gill

The situation in potato market-

through their accredited represen- lation of producers. 'Ihe scheme fl

tatives. It was also emphasised ldrafted by the ccmiféttee was sl- l that the cutting 0( prices through cha the lines indicst in the Do- Bt sharp practices below what the minion statute. The schemes for-|15 market is capable of paying, means mulated in other provinces had l

lower prices to the producer. a gen- been consulted as s guide. If ap- ersl loss to all. and chaos in mar- proved st this meeting, the scheme hating and productive processes. would go to the Federal Marketing

111° Bogrd. the ohakmsn ex, `

plalned,hsdtriedtomskeevsry‘ fdontinuedanressel _

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Sampson Convicted Of Murder In` Second Trial

(0. P. By Guardian special wire) IAIDAX, Oct. l'l-stoild Dan-

once before convicted

soedin the shed-

coltt found ng 13-year-

effernsn more than

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mlsdiicstod the evidence valusofs"ecmBsim"obtainsdby noyalvanadisn Mounted Folios afterhksrrdlelblelibk.

'l1iastetemont,introduoedattll '?“.%‘.........."°-°""""°;‘.i.”‘.i t.qu use had stabbed the inothsrs with s long-bladed because they

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Owmblq Chief oi'

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survived

"teased" him gnthrowirig stones snd callin( him names.

lost lap of a seriss of Bug

ion tours covering prscti- 'hm 5

lan National Railways Hon. C 'prey rullerton lr c chair-mlm er mn,” E',,°,f,,,'°;f,dA§§f§ I-‘,,,:§§':,.,dd"|

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Tl. C N R, returned to the ainland yesterday afternoon sf I' B busy day ment in the Island

ere by Messrs. W U Appleton,

vince The were ied

neral Manager, Atlantic Region.

......... . . |l|§NAUy FUR Arriving here early yesterday

ing the party completed the

G Tompkins Traffic Manager,

rn spection of the railway plant and

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ulpment and at i1 so bccolnpan

by Superintendent E W Mac

irlnori, Mr P J. Clarkirl passen

traffic agent and Mir “W Ches- ..r... to S...-......... ..».‘iZ.."’$ Federal Agents Move *,i,"§,°,§f°“s§,',,“fm§}§,, '““'§;e pmyl Swiftly In Attempt ed rm reiurrl llctlremrirllrmd at to R0llll(l Up S130"

90 pm their next destination be

ng osmpbellum r-bm were llreyl Abducml'

o;'.ortfi:>isNewcast1e,toarld thence by (B Rl MM Bemuu)

ran evening Moncton On Y v iday they gc to St John, and (C°PYl'iKllt. 1934. by the Alwllkd n saturday they plan to visit Press edericwrl and Edmundston This I.DUIBVIL`i.rlil, Ky., Oct 17-The ill complete the Maritime tour. It death penalty for the kidnapping ill be the fourth inspection tour of Mrs Alice Weed Stoll was de-

(Continued on Page 7) Government _*“ " " Fotos moved swiftly Federal

for the man named as the med kidnappel--'lihomns I-I Robinson,

L I B I U R ts ntratad on their search

Jr of Nashville

Mrs Stoll told hor hulland the former lunatic alylum inmate hwfl shut her up in a dark closet after binding and gagging her

_.___ I thought I was going to die,

A r ay arsrrlilurr special wire) she said He had sluseed her be NEW YORK Oct l’l-The Daily fore matching her from her home ews says tonight that cl. boss car last Wednesday for $50000 ran

ter and an employment agent som

ve definitely placed Bruno Rich Robinson who once wpgked for rd Hauptmann in New York City the Stoll Oil Company FC. WHS

Om eight a m totflve; pi TA gn held by U B District blétbtigrlggi arch 1. 1932, the dee o t e n Thomas J Sparks as lin. c ich bwbl/'s kidnapp extreme penalty under the Lind The first born son of the famous bm-gh lgw Ag amended it author gel' £Vi°5dgeb_‘;¥‘°9°i;|_| that “ight f"°g‘y ises execution when the victim is e n ome a near in and 0P°W€ll~ N -T liidnspping and conspiracy to

E. V. Pescia, his/rid ofhrln rem Hamm M,-._ awp Wm may-gud gg °Ym°“ “HWY ° 5 W5 urine the slender dx footer whose “l..‘l".Z°?.l i§“3‘;§l'l“‘l’;,.tl‘..".¥.‘3.' me "'“°"~» “ri” *mi

' 9 “ ° ° som note breathed hatred B89-init

ge where 5 curpenter was Wm capitalists. His wife, Frances, and

Joseph M. Furcht, construction B N hvme Somg; uperintehdent at the apartment 3"' rfvgim ' were otel, was quoted by the newspaper Mm Robinson W” mmm

saying that Hn ptmann report- H in whim thbdt d hi d hsre1at¢;§todsly and senttcill begin wer; ilzrergllemvuzs Tug- ‘*°“‘“"' "'°~°°° "°“d- ‘

"I know of no crime more ser-

BE-l"wMErlncll‘nrl' Wbearled for work 1°'““'" sp°"k* md U' S' C°mm”' nd sf; ' sllmer Eocene M. Dailey. "then H

Yed on the job during the _

ay. Furoht Bald, and also worked crime of this character. They de-I

ore the following day. ;”nBnt<;;dh:50.0rl;01 and they

rea r c c .

?sl?efEli»l1rEg Tn hiiflsombezihzlgrpllls Mrs. Robinson. e www-H in he' 1; ggnimi; ‘gxgrgdleiqn 10 N(-y early 30's sat with her face avert-

ersey. Hauptmann said he either ed from the court. hHBS0\”d and ad worked at the Majestic or that worn from nearly 24 hours of sus- e had waited at an employment rpence and g'rillin8 S1000 me W" ency to get a Job. He was not caught. Her face wore a morose ex- ertain of his whereabouts, | precsion, but at times she flared Both !'urcht'rl records and those in anger. the agency, the News said, show'~ "I only ask that I have a decent

li Haupt-Insnn had worked at the ¢,¢tqmsy," she cried at the Coln- partment building until five p. m.. mlglqner, who asked if she had

least three hours before the sb- gnymlng to say. "I have none and

notion. I demand om!"

TWO In :isnt ».wey~risht away." I

O _ - had told her family

rossznir/lcczdent

---- where me had ment- dx den M

(C. P. by ¢lnsrdian’| Special Wire) mWq"_

woonsrocx, N. n., oct. ir-

l Churchill, prominent businell

eswoesstmiruldin-rssrruei ° °'

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W- -me ~°- Naval Radio

Woodstock they were

toward

lv rlvlnl

town. Héris while A and ellht i0 months

‘EE iii is §Z it ,i

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0-f-ee; System S een

Founders,

BE” 'ii lies

sig,

uiekly and

es off Burnt to their boats

mended today by the United States

his father Thomas Henry Robin

"And another thine. I W°\1ld WN togetintoueh with Mrs stoil

Min. Stoll

the woman had bef\iended hor in the indianapolis apartment house

(ly lalold I. human Ancdated Press ltd! Writer)

V IGIDON. Od. 1'!-.Admiral Is- orcqu Yamamoto, Japanese delegate §.°;.."‘2i’.l"‘i'l.»l'§"m.,“ °‘1‘i.¥e”3~"r‘i“

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wil dsnlnd abolition of the ratio

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system iimftingnavelsrum

was aboard the steamship Wash inaton today when a seaplsne crashed nearby, and witnessed the rescue of five of the six men sb- oard. Mr. Williams has written the following account of the disaster which was transmitted to New York by wireless).

(By Valentine William)

ABOARD THE STEAMSHIP

WABHING'ION_ ENRJOUTE TO NEW YORK, Oct. 17-(A.P.l-A thousand passengers gathered on the decks of the Washington today watched in agonles of suspense the thrilling rescue of five of six mem- bers of the crew of a seapiane that crashed and sank beside this ship.

The tragedy, which occurred at

eight o’clock this morning 326 miles off Nantucket, cllmaxed an exciting race between Fox Movie Tone and Paramount News Reel to show films of the Marseille assass- ination, which their representatives were bringing to the United States.

Both firms had arranged to dis-

patch planes from shore to pick up their films.

The Fox plsne, piloted by Marion

Graverlberg, was the first to arrive. It was sighted on the horizon at 7:15 a. m-

Capt. George Fried went very

slowly, trailing ll. tow-line with a bag containing the film, which the plane was to grapple. The plauefs grapple. however, was carried “awayf whereupon the pilot attempted to land on the watch about S00 yards from the ship.

The aircraft's right pontoon

crashed and it immediately start- ed to sink.

There was is heavy swell and the

1,000 eye-witnesses suffered agonies watching the six tiny figures slid- ing about the rapidlly submerging wreckage while the ship‘s boat under Chief Officer Ralph Dooley, labored through rought sells to the scene. The weather was bitterly cold and the swell made the rescue most hazardous.

'Ilhe five survivors boarded the

ship unscatched but mechanic Henry Johnson of Brooklyn, N. Y.. was lcd.. He was last seen clinging to li. kaok cushion. His flying suit dragged him down. Special look- outs posted on both masts scanned the sea without locating him,

$15, 000,000 Maximum Saving

(C. P. By' Gllsrdlsn’s Special Wim)

HALIFAX, Oct. 17-Hon. C. P,i

Fullerton, chairman of the bourdl of trustees of the Canadian Na-i tional Railways, said here yesterday officers of the railway had inform- ed him that not more than $15,000.-` 000 could be saved yearly through amalgamatiori with the Canadian Pacific Railways.

(Reports of his speech at it pri-

vate luncheon quoted the chairman last night and today its saying he had been told $50,000,000 might be saved by amalgamation-$25_000,000 less than the estimate of E. W. Beatty, K.C., President of the CPR. This brought forth a vigor- ous denial from Mr. Fullerton.)

Even a saving of $15,000,000, Mr.

Fullerton said, would be contingent upon “a docile public. who would submit to a wholesale abandonment of lines now serving territories un- cn which industries and settle- ments have been established for

1 Dr. D. , . . Experimental Station. Halifax. WHS

Representing 40,000 fishermen

and s fishing population of over 800,000, delegates' from many parts of the Maritimes and from the Magdalen Islands met in the board room of the City Building yester- day for the opening sessions cf the fifth annual convention of the Maritime Fishermen’s Association. Busy morning and afternoon ses- sions were held, A further sessionl will be held starting at 9.30 o’clock this moming. I; is anticipated that the convention will conclude by. 1.30 p.m_ I Yesterday momi.ng’s session was

occupied with registration of dele- gates, and the reception of reports.

The president, Alfred Hanlon. camo, N. s., in his report flamed* it slight gain in membership, an mel-ease in co-operative Purchas- ing and marketing, the valuable assistance received from the Nova swim Marketing Board and the anticipation of the cc-oreratlwl °f similar agencies i.n Prince Edward Island and New Brunswick.

Several informative addresses

were delivered at the aftem00D session, which also saw the adop- tion of a. number of lmP0ft&T\t T9' solutions. .

Afternoon Bedon

At the afternoon session Major D-

H. sutlrerland, chief suoervlwf of Fisheries for the Maritime Prov- inces, mke briefly. He congratu- lated the firmer-men on rl year 01 real progress. He ako called atten- glqn to the fact that the downward trend in file fishing industry seems to have been reached' at the endl of lust year. Every branch of the fishing industry has shown im- provement since the first of the year. In fkuros this increase rep- resents something like $l,300.000 more' money in the hands of fish- emien at the end of August this year than at the same Dflriod last year. The speaker stressed the great importance of the lobster in- dustry to Maritime fishermen and mentioned briefly the entire re- vision of regulations covering fishing in the Maritime Provinces. He mentioned also the visit during the past summer of the Deputy Minister of 1"irhlar'les. In reference to illegal fishing, and in particular illegal lobster fishing, M8101' Slith- erland stated that in most sections the situation is well in hand, On three quarters of the coast the regulations are observed almost 100 per cent. In certain miter districts time people do not stand behind the regulations with the result that a great deal of illegal fishing is practiced. The speaker considered that the economic conditions, which we have been experiencing. have something to do with illegal fish-

ing.

B Firm director of the

the next speaker. He stated that anything his Department can do for ille fishing industry must sillrt with the fishermen individually. He stated that the function of the government is to be coristrlictlve. Hc stressed thc fact that when the Department discovers how it can be-st assist fishermen from "catch-‘ ing to distribution in the whole-l sale market," the fishing industry can be developed to n great extent. The fishing industry, he thought. is probably the most backward of any. especially in regard to new processes. Dr. Firm considers the

many years."

(Continued cn Page 8)

Erowcls Cath

(By Charles M. Meister) (Assechhd Press For-sign Staff) (A.P. By nusrdiarrs special Wire)

DIXDRAIE. Oct. 18-('l‘hursday)

--Prumptly at the stroke of mid- nhht the body of thsslsin King Alexander was transferred from the marble throne room of the old pahoe to the National Cathedral,- wbsre it will rest overnight for tomorrow’s greet funeral.

The uowdr during the evening

had reached such Prvboltions that thousands in the dark lilies facing the Nut! of transfer failed to cltch even a glimpse of the dead

sovereign.

'Pram cars und taxis all were

forced to stop, unable to penetrate the unprecedented crush of hu-

er In Belgrade

For Funeral Of Late King

manity in the streets. A patriarch with lb0 priests

chanting Serbian ritual prayers and swinging brass censors over tile coffin began requiem services which are to last until sunrise.

The funeral begins nt elgllt

o’clock with s final benedicticm by the patriarch in which all the hol-des of visiting royalty. together with the child King Peter Tl, will participate.

King Carol of Romania, King

Boris of Bulgaria, the Duke _ of Kent, President Albert Lebrun cf France and the other notables here for the slain king's lilst rites will he 'minted such protection as this

ir-§ € i 'il _i _

MARKETING SCHEME Y. HEAD Sl””“" "°‘“' UNE LUST IN' Problems Are

For SEED P om Toss. .UR Font n1ScUSS1oN

-Za-@-i

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$40 No Action To_Be Taken' Until"

. er eme

y[§ [E R |] Ay E;.“’vt.i`§§l§f‘Er‘f.’.`§’l;.Ff‘Z B°s§f"ed

___ Submitted By Co_mmittee Has

clllll>lill ce-;_f»S-f-slllllllll smdied From |lsPlcl|nl_.,_.,,__,.°m,,,._._,,,.,,nlslsllll Many Angles

Blg' IIICTCRSC In R8] carry a full cargo of fish to bottom ec alllll Of 3 11 8 Cove ri n

way Earnings 0verl“T‘,§‘°f§c',§=5*;;du‘°w§_é’?,§§'m'§“§§; B, Rushing' Films pf . I g -

Last Year Reported ;?;1*;1;'~u§;°1;»vmf;\l\‘e_Li-Llamlywtglvg Marseilles Assassin- Phases of Flshery ndustry Ad' Egrffgigsldent Hllll :.°;..;lr;l;.gth°p.;n,es,;el,:gmw.:&4gy° oil? atlonsto U. S. Lost. Qpted At YeSterd3y’5 Conventg;

_._ ,1§;,°,;>;;°’° or h°°°= °f me <v-me Wmlm- we =llh°=_. ion Of Maritime Association.

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TERRURISTS HIDE IN MPN

Police S c o u r _ Moun

tains For Chieftains of Band. i

PARIS, Oct. 17-A "hot" trail the two men named as leaders o the international terror ring thai staged the Marseille murders ton night apparently had been lost iii the swim Alps.

Police scouring Switzerland fcll

Dr. Ante Ravelich and Gustav( Perec, designated as their chiefe tains by three confessed member] of the Croat revolutionary organi-1 zation blamed for the slaying ol Kills Alexander of Yugoslavia an Foreign Minister Louis Barthou oi France, found no trace of them.

As French diplomats, with thl

whole-hearted cooperation of Pres rnler Mussolini of Italy, sought td forestall international friction growing out of the assassination! authorities voiced the opinion tha! Pavelich and Perec might have bee helped b_v sympathizers to gall: some secure mountain hidsout.

Meanwhile, warrants for the are

rest of Dr. Eugene Kvatemik, nam- ed ns izhe "delegate" of the alleged terrorist leaders, and the myster- ious “gun girl" supposed to havq carried the assassins’ arsenal td Marseille were telegraphed bo a

European capitals.

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METEOROLOGICAL OFFICE3

Toronto, Oct. 17-Minimum an

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FORECAST

Maritime West:-Fresh southwest

winch, shifting to northwest all night; partly cloudy and compara- flvoly mild, foll:lv.'cd by a few soflttencd showers; cooler on Friday.

Maritime Elsst:-Fresfh southerly

winds, shifting to westerly at night; inir and colllr,\:\l'n€lvcly cold, fol- lowed by a few scattered showers.

High tide this morning at 5.3¢ and lulghr rl 7.27,

Suu srls illis afternoon at 5.3

algal rises teluorrow morning

Pull moon Monday, Oct. 22, l0.01

a m.

Summcrslcic tide eigthteen minu-

tes later than Charls tcinwn.

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