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Menace

Forest Fires Still

Villages

In Newfoundland

Dry Week End-ﬁrings No Re- Qief To Anxious Villagers—- Fisherfolk Prepare To Evacuate

Middle A'r_o_9n Green Bay.

(Oansdisn Press) gr. JOHN'S N‘fld., Aug l3- Iidierfolk of Middle Aro on the ﬁner} Bay shore were gathering up um- belongings tonight in pre- paration for a retreat before a [bwiy moving wall of fire that [Opt steadily through drought- puohed timberland toward their Idle village.

Since Friday the advancing limies had menaeed the commun- Iiy and s dry week-end brought no relief to the anxious villagers. An easterly wind held the fire about l0 yanis from the settlements edge but they feared a shifting wind would sent it racing toward their homes

Burning Fiercely

Qthe western side of the vill- itwasaboutaha-Lfmiieaway lild 17111111113 fiercely, although hem appeared to be no immediate U185‘-

ANNOUNCEMENTS, COMING EVENTS, MEETINGS, ETC

Inserted lI per ward

"Announcements are till column at I cents It-Ilcily payable In advance.

"Reserve Thlu-sday. Aug. 17, for Granite festival in Highfield Rink. . 353

"Come to the dance in Millview Illi. August 15th. Admission 25c. lunch free. 305.

"Semi Annual Meeting Queens Otunty L. 0. L. meets at Cavendish, August 17th, at 8 P. M. 262.

"Crapsud Church of England c next Saturday afternoon, ihst., on rectory grounds. 263

, v -- e Saturday, August 10th, A; pantry sale at Fennell and "i dlefs. 2'12

"Come to the old West Cove- ted United Church. Wednesday. Iuteehih. Tea. as cents, 27o

"Dance, Dunning! new garage, Keusington, Tuesday. Aug. l5. Five Woe orchestra. Admission 50c. 348

_"St. Peter's Club loading live- libcir Tuesday evening, Aug. 15th. cut on buck lambs after this ship- ment. 26a

"Harland excursions Tuesdays, Sdays, Fridays and Saturdays. further information phone m.

1484-7-34‘!

"Come w the dance in the new lthool at Watervale Aug. 1'1. Ad- ‘iilivn twenty-five cents. Free ‘Mi. as

"Come and hear the Merry Min- . Victoria l-Isll. Friday, Aug. .3!!! sid of Victoria Unions 9'! team. 352

"The Sun Life Retiring Annuity ~ by our sctuaries "A perfect

‘a f Particulars furnished by " our agents or J. A. Moore, 58H‘. Chariothtown. 270-

. "Como to tea at Wlleatley River rt Stevenson's field) Wednes- "7- 4"!- id. 'I‘rap shooting and ‘m8 at a o'clock. Tea at is r1 Proceeds for United chm-oh.

M "M. ‘Thursday. 271

"All taxes in arrears for Wheat- "! River School No. B’! not W16 zsilltenlber iiiih will be handed h“! Clerk of the County Court collection. ‘By order of Truste . nett, Booty. res

‘P718 Ayrshire Breeders‘ Picnic H» held on the farm of n. n.

31°“. Wednesday. A1181!" ~ Basket limch 12.00 o'clock - Pfwram of sports, judginl "Plans and addresses starts

Lannight the situation had been tense, and residents had been 3n the point of abandoning the som- munity as the flames roared to- wards the coast from the inland woods. When communication lines went down, they had been making ready to board the fleet of small boats which hovered offshore. But with the restoration of telegraph wires would came they shall remain although ready to leave in an 9m. 973680.?’-

14 Homes Destroyed

Meanwhile from other coastal centres irame news of forest fires.

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Returned Man

Appointed Jailor OfQueensCoA/ail

li/fr. Arthur G. King, Spring Park Road. has been appointed jailo!‘ of Queen's county Jail, Charlotte- town, in ccessio to Mr. Bruce 'I‘aylor, resigned. Mr. Kings ap- pointment is effective as from the 15th instant.

Mr. King is a retluned soldier, as are four of his brothers. He served overseas as a Corporal in the Fourteenth Battalion. He has a fine military record and during his ser- vice was severely wounded. Since the War he has retained a connec- tion with local military units, and is now Quartermaster in the Eighth siege Battery. Until two yearn I80 he was keeper of the Kensington Rifle Range.

Mr. King, who is married and has a family, has been noted for thoroughness in discharge of his duties in his various undertakings.

On Holiday

(Canadian Press Cable)

LONDON, Aug. lli-Pﬂfne Minia- ier Ramsay MacDonald will leave his home village of Iossiemouth, Scotland, tomorrow for a short visit with Sir J. M. Barrie, noted auth- or, at Kirriemuir, the writer's birthplace. He will enjoy the open- ing of the grouse shooting season.

STEVENSAM FURBESIN cnunhuhcl

No Comment on Trade Treaty Renewal As Several Hours Con- Sultation Closes.

(Canadian Press)

NEW YORK, Aug, 13—H0n. H. H. Stevens, Canadian Minister of Trade and Commerce, conferred for several hours here today with Prime Minister G. W. Forbes of New Zealand.

After the conference Mr. Stevens who came from Ottawa yesterday to take up the question of extend- ing the New Zealand trade treaty for a further period-it expires in November-said he had no com- ment to make at present.

Mr. Fathom-through his secret- ary, intimated he would have noth- ing to say concerning the nego- tiations.

It was expected the conference would continue tomorrow.

Forbes and Party

Mr. Forbes who is returning to New Zealand from the Iondoll Ec-

onomic Cu- ‘ , is accompanied

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Plan Flight To Iceland‘

AMBMAGOAILJIC, Greenland, Aug i3-(A.P.)—Calonel Charles A. Lindbergh was understood today to be eager to make a. ﬂight to Ice- land but he may delay his depar- ture at least 24 hours on account of unfavorable weather. Weather here is excellent but reports from Iceland are unsatisfactory.

Colonel and lidrs. Lindbergh. on an actual survey of the M71111 Ait- lantio, have reported existence of an unrecorded mountain and an uexplored 100-mile Fjord in Green- land.

Farm Drive

Plan n ed In United States

(By Roy F. llendrlckson, Associated Press Staff Writer)

WASHINGTON, Aug. Iii-The bulk of an army of 30,000 workers will go into action in the wheat producing areas tomorrow in an ef- fort to trim the United States av- stage annual harvests.

i Three Storey

In S e m i-Conscious Condition -Doctors Give Him an Even Chance to Recover. -

ormwA. Aug. l3 - (OP-i - A famous United States war soe and author, Allan Winslow. I" "Iliu- ed serioull! here 9994MB? F!!! lletumblcdflolnstiiifdltﬂfflw‘ tel window. Twenty-Ivar M111 1“- er he was still semi-conscious and doctors sold he had an even chance of recoWfY-

wingiqw, an official of Pan-Am- erican Airways had been in Otta- wa several daya- YBINNIY lit"- noon in his hotol mom he appar- ently was overcome by 811W!!!" andinhlsrushtothowindowand flesh air, tuntled out. Be landed feet-first in the soft turf on a can:

that flanks the hotel. Both ankles

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President And Past President

I rmw rout. Auii‘. 18—-(A.P.)- Gerardo Maebsdo Y. Morale! means moi-any, Gerald mum and Morals. It is , nouaaod “Hefner-dough Mala-Gash’- dougb as More-abP-nce.” '1 "I Morales" camel from the surname of bis mother, a-Spsn- his poetics. NIW YORK, Aug. 18—(A.P.)— The surname of Carlos Manuel lie Cespedes, inaugurated today as ﬂuvlncial President of Cub!- ll pronounced Sees-pay-dess, with the ascent on the first syllable.

"We the Jury empsnnelied to en- quire into the cause of the death of Waller DoCol-aey 0'Grady- do find from the evidence submitted to us that the said Waller DeCorsey 0'- Grady came to his death throlllll the effect of injuries received by coming into accidental collision with train number 41, at. Noonanh Cros- sing, Borden, P. E. L about 4-55 P. M. August 10th, 1933.

"We consider that all ucccalify precautions‘ were taken by the eu- gineeraandcrewofthlstra-lmss the view at this point was complete- ly obstructed for both train crew and auto driver by the large num- ber of box cars placed on the differ- ent tracks at this point. '

"After carefully examining r the scene of this deplorable sealdent, we find the same constitutes -menaoe to public safety and do hereby strongly recommend that re-

authorifies to have the situation corrected."

(SgiL) Thos Carruthers (Fore- man), Patrick Ryan, John 0. Cobb, BoginaldG. Pope, Gerald Tanton. Reginald Morrison and H. T. Hol- man, Jr.

The foregoing report was made by the coroner's jury at Summerslde on Saturday in connection with

BAR "RING BAR CREATIES HAVHC.

Dashes Into Verandah After Striking three Other Automobiles Damage Consid- erable.

After striking three other auto- mobiles about midnight Saturday night a car, the driver of which has since been arrested, crashed into the verandah of the large house on Euston Street owned by Mrs. F. S. Mitchell, and caused considerable damage. The Wr- andah, which runs the entire length of the house, was driven fully a foot and a half out of position, and the railing, the pillars, and the foundation were badly damaged. Part of a lattice fence adjacent to the Huestis Service Station was carried away. The car is alleged to have been travelling at a rapid rate of speed, and the extent of the damage would seem to bear out the allegation. The vehicle itself was badly damaged. The three occu- pants deserted it, and took to their heels. The driver was placed under arrest yesterday, and will appear in court this morning. Some of the occupants of the car received scratches.

The first. car struck by the one involved in the accident received a damaged fender, the second had two fenders torn off. the third, two fenders and a running-board torn off.

Two cans of rum hidden behind

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Thursday's level crossing fatality. The remains of the late Mr. OfGrsoy were taken to Toronto on Saturday morning.

Mrs. O’Grady remains in the Prince County Hospital, suffering from a fractured pelvis, shock and minor abrasions. She is progressing as favourably as can be expected, and has a good chance for recovery.

0n Friday afternoon she was in- formed of her husband's death.

Following is a report of the evid- ence taken Saturday before Coroner Dr. E. T. Tanton and jury:

The inquest into the death of Waller C. Dc Coursey O’Grady, who died in tile Prince County Hospital on Friday morning, following injur- ies sustained when his car was hlt by the train on Thursday at 5.30 at N oonan's Crossing near Borden, was held on Saturday in Compton's Fun- eral Home, Dr. E. T. Tanton presid-

The first witness called was H. R. ‘Thompson, of Amherst, Maritime Secretary of the Canadian Manu- facturers‘ Association, who identi- fied the body as that of the late W. C. de Coursey O’Grady. Mr. Keith

iuivilicl TURNS our ENIWASSE

Heroes of Double Trans-Atlantic Flight Feted.

BALBO HONORED

Cespedes New Cu- ban President.

(By J. P. McKnight Associate" Press Staff Correspondent)

Marshal 0f Italy.

Marshall Italo Balbo and his hun- dred fliers who returned yesterday from their ‘record mass flight to Chicago were accorded a triumph here today such as Etmperors re- ceived, when the City was mistress of the world. '

In the presence of a vast throng packed between the collosseum, the Roman Forum and the Palatine Hill, the heroes of the double-At- lantic flight paraded afoot under

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Rains Control Forest Fires

C ,‘ substantiated this evid- ence. Mr. Thompson stated that

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ARE SP OR T MINDED

HAVANA. Aug. 1s—(A.P.)- When the Associated Pres news wlretoffavanginthefrenzyof a revolutionary celebration, op- ened Saturday affornoon the first message was a request from the ndwspa El Mundro for "all the baseball scores of the past week."

Havam newspapers have been closed, as a result of the pol- itical disturbances, dmce last Saturday.

Concludes Visit To Maritimes

(Canadian Press) 'BATHU'RBT. N. B., Aug 13- Concluding an inspection of sev- eral ports and fishing centres in the Maritimes Hon. Alfred Dur- anleau left here yesterday on board the steamer “Lady Grey" for Montreal. He was accompanied by his wife and family and officials. Hon. lidir. Duranleau was guest of honor at a. civic banquet here Fri- day evening.

Trace Woman To

SaveLife OfBaby

mum ononou, n. Y, Aug 13- (APJ-A baby's life was in doubt tonight. more than 2i home after state police launched an unsucces-

a tree near where the accident oc- curred are believed to. have been in the car.

Churchill Opens

Season

ful attempt to intercept a. mother who carried in her autoznobile medicine too powerful for her child. '

Police mid they had been un- abletofindthoolnsupposedtobe brlngingldrs. Grace Crueau of 301N418“!!- N. l, to lake 600189- ‘Ihe father early yesterday after-

(Csnsdisn Pius) _ CHURCHILL, Mm, Aug. i3-

today prepared to carry the sum- mer's first shipment of grain to the

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(Canadian Press)

FREDERIGION, N. B., Aug 13- Week-end rains, heavy in some

‘“ of the Province, helped materially in bringing under w“. tlol threatening forest fires which had caused grave anxiety m sever. al NewBrunswick areas during the last few days. it was reported hem tonight by o. L. Miller, chief Flor- met.

All fires were under control to- night and no new outbreaks had been reported. Mr. Miller said.

Freight Earnings H ig h e r

(Canadian Press)

SAINT JOHN, N. B., Aug l3— Freight earnings for the’ Atlantic Region of the Canadian National Railways for July last were $200.- 000 higher titan in the same month last year, A. U. Appleton, Moncion N. B., General Manager of the region, stated here tonight. Mr. Appleton said "this was the first indication of any definite improve- ment we have had for some time."

In the frlst week of the present month, gains had been shown in both freight earnings and car loadings, Mr. Appfeton said.

Threatened

No Definite M o v e Made — May Ap- point Board of Con- ciliation.

(Canadian Pres)

OTTAWA, Aug.- 13—Although the Dominion Government has made no move to intervene in the threat- ened strike of Canadian railway- men, it is watching developments closelyineaeeitmayenterthe situsti and attempt to prevent a tie-up of Canadian railways.

Although no decision has been made on the course to be followed, it has been forecast the Depart- ment of Labor would attempt to establish another Board of Concil-

and warn the misifher that the

opening the season's navigation at baby's medicine bsd been mixed lcided the railways were justified Canada's most northerly seaport. too stmnlly and might kill it. S. S. Pennyworih docked here late "We have been unable to find basic wage rate 20 percent lower any trace of the our," state police than the present. The men object- apeaud ed w this iudsmeno and distribu- odiho stuWdIIIi-ﬂliﬂ 1.

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headquarters sit Atlas- hi!“

iation. One board already has de-

in asking the men to accept a new

the historic arch of Constantine I

(@1115 Rﬂpllbilc. today was inaugur-

Alanal Subscription Delivered ‘$5.00 II Hall

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BFALBO COHORTS ARE JVELCOMEDSIN ROMElSeeks Igotection

Jury Exonerates C.N.R. limployes

Noonan’s Crossing Declared AMenaceToPublicInInquiryIn- to Cause Of Tllullsdays Fatality

Under British F lag__ In Havana

21 ARE KILLED PBESIDENFSAFLIGHT Dr. CarIGM-anuel De Mgglfadg

v _ and Party Arrive in Nassau by Plane.

I NASSAU, Bahamas, Aug. 13-

HAVANA, ' Aug 13__(A“P>)__D... iCanadlan Press Cable via Bahami __i Carlos Manuel De Cespedes. son Q; 118 News Samoa-Deserted by ht Armada ‘Leader 31359 Ah-‘ihe first revolutionary President oi army and new“ ‘rm a 11mm

country, General Gerardo Machado

i aged pmvjsgonal head o! Qube, “w depﬂsed President of Cuba, arrival

lmdo. ‘ A short time hirer he took lilr ‘ ‘oath in an informal ceremony a". ‘his home, several unidentified men (sped past in an automobile and fir- i ed a. number of shots into the resi- deuce. Soldiers Wounded No one was bur-t, but the gun- i men. dashing wildly down 33rd

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i Arrested For

Opium Plant

VIUIURIA, Aug. l3 — (C. P.) \ Three Est Indians, Ditto, Birq and Sohan, have been arrested on a. charge of harvesting poppies and police say a test case probably will develop to determine whether har- vesting or the opium plant is legal in Canada. A truck load of dried DOW)’ 1183415 valued at $1,000 was seized.

Royal Canadian Mounted Police officers have found between seven and eight acres of poppies were put under cultivation in Victoria and Saanich and‘ that the flower heads, containing eight per cent opiate, have been shipped to Up- island and mainland lumber hills where east indians and. Chinese are employed.

New Brunswick Men Face False Pretense Chargei

(Canadian Press) LONDON, Ont, Aug. 13—Allegcd to have run up a bill of $120 at a tourist camp near Melbourne with- out having means of paying it. Raymond Roberts and Eugene

in county police court Saturday. Both pleaded guilty and were re- manded to Aug. l8. for sentence.

Dominion Gov. Watches

Rail Strike

U.S. Warships Off To Cuba

WASHINGTON, Aug 13- (ILPJ-l-‘resldent Roosevelt to- night ordered three naval war- ships to Cuba. to protect Amer- ican citizens from possible vio- lence, during the disorders on the Island.

The destroyers Taylor and Claxton were directed to Bav- illi-

Another vessel now in the Caribbean has been ordered to Manzanlllo.

The senior commanding of- ficer, Lieionant Commander George '1‘. Howard, will report

a1.

LeBlanc, of Prc-cfen Haul, N. B-s‘ were charged with "false pretence“

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Harvesting

(o Ambassador Welles on arriv- is.

ROME, Aug. 1s _ (A. P.) - A11‘ placing the deposed Gerardo hrdc- ‘ l“ Nma“ by “mpiane wdBY- Wk |ing the protection of the British

flag.

Taking off from Cuba late yes- terday afternoon in an amphibian plane, former President Machade

|and his staff raced north over I

chain of Bahamian islands yo, Nassau. Darkness, however, pre- "mﬁd $118 D8117 from reaching iti

destination and the night was spent ,

in the plane on a bay near Nichols. town. on the island of Andros about 50 miles south-west of Nas- 53H.

Arrive at Nassau

At daybreak the plane tool: cfi. arriving in Nassau at six o'clock this morning. Nassau learned of ltfachados flight to the Bahamas when a government wireless ete- tion here advised its cut-island radio mats to be on the look-out for the plane and report its pro- gross.

Machado and his party were mo; by v- Calwdien. Major rlugn M. Bell, agent for the Development Board of the Bahamas. Major Bell was formerly Industrial Commis- sioner for the city of Bt. Cathar- ines. Ont. ‘

Philosophical

The former Cuban President. in an interview, was philosophical

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