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UEIEG-I-TES

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Montreal S to a m e r 3° ’°'*°'°“° “"°'° -be-= we

Laden"_Withf Hund- U reds Oi Tons Oi Can- -

m;:;'de_i‘ne__d_§o another station. At Hamilton, Ber- ,,,,,_ ,,,,_,, ;;“§;° gmeiiaiggig

convicted of slaying im Hpwpiiln

till-lcd

muda. _

(Written for the Canadian Press by

nanwron so-muse. my s- :M

-(canadian Press Cable)-The fu

9°

iure possibilitis of trade betwc¢d‘f'”“d°m t° tm 1°" Wm” 1° Year

canada and Bermuda as part cf ho ltmplre and international commerce m

iieiegates at the parliamentary

trade conference here today as the d

were brought home to' Canadian B

fro

hundreds or’ teas or caoadiin""

goods. . 'rhe British and Canadian groups

when the Cavalier steamed into harbor in morning sunshine which made the island appear an Eldorado in reality. Beneath her hatches

were at picturesque Bt. Georges D

were hay' muh lx", rye' noun

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lumber and rye whiskey. Though limited in quantity and variety, tiiis

canadian merchandise was regar`\_i-i I f;

ed as a tangible example of what . ‘ `

could be achieved in greater meas- ure through commercial co-oper`a-

lion between the countries. (BI Thou. T. Champion, Canadian

Any first impressions the Ber-

mudians may have that,-,the P

ioontinuéd cn Pace'c>‘

. " , algo nations would have compelled

' c_British Empire to consider a

limiili' ii°1i¢Y even if the 'Imperial

_ Economic Conference at Ottawa

.I3 Stranded had not been arranged, declared

'the Federation of British Industries

In Turkey in

. ernment regarding the conference,

and made public tonight.

If nations within the Empire,

1sraNsUL, Turkey. Moy 5. (A. P.)-Plennie Wlngo of Abellne, Texas. who is trying to hang up a record for walking _around the world backwards, is stranded in Turkey

and can‘t get out backwards, or for-_ A To Burn

wards. He had no trouble for the first 3.- ns miles from ron worth but the

'“Yihii18 !\¥O\it crab-wise passage across the fmntiers. so first the iiiiiizarian ncliee and then the " Turkish li0lice arrested h'm. Now,” its in Jail hm withoui a visa end °" bloke. ` '

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bvio

bar oi

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iii-Wiiilinary action bs taken lsains

cameron n. mernmn. M. 1-.) 2;’ -H°“” °f R°P’°S°“i»°iiv°=

Ben

ill to prevent two hung juries in

steamer Cavalier from Montreal ar- I efmdmu' It W” d°°’5“°d f° Pfe-

nved at st. Gccrizea. laden withI'°;f “"°° °f“°‘ P°“°"S chewed

Ldmori., May 5-(canadian ross Cablel'-Economic groupings that have beem effected among for-

WOODSTOOK, N- B., May 5. (By' he Canadian Press)-Police to-

Balkan police regulations dcn't zay

ight were investigating a double.

Tra

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Annual luheertptlona Delivered $5.00. By latl Canaria and U. l. A. ILM.

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'|519' WWI* Upon concluding

tees F Adams. Secretary or me

I d But” NW? Wil! laid no

5 NWI Personnel involved Lieutenant Thomas H Massie

°f litlvkins Measles wire

anwhile were allowed to rest.

WY eemmittee indeinitely ned action on bills to grant

tenses were commuted to one lu' by Govemor Judd or Hawaii d took no action on the Blnjham

Will 1'i‘0m’6perating to acquit

the attack on the officers wife

in coins tree.

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oirlillci

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a report presentedto the Gov-

(Continued on Page 5)

Bridge Failed

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PREMIER OFF FOR FLIGHT

__ Premier Ramsay. Moenonald n shown-§ffn`lns` flying outfit, pmiehuis strapped to his user, noiking he Wei' ¢°Wer_ii In iierciiil" 'ii Croydon, Eneimdb the other day. as no hopped on for a night to Paris, on route to qeneva to attend the ghgrngmeng oppreppnw _ f ' _-- - - _"Y" -i.,~ _ L . .‘ _ ` *_ . __

n0U?KHoB0iiStPi=f» Nw .siiccissiui THREATEN T0

YORKTQN, seek., May 5-Peter W°°d 51"” 1”* F"d“" “S b°““" 1.oNnoN, May 5. (canadian press P. Veregin, heed of the Doukhobors "mg t'° “Wm” °°"t"°u“bl° p'°p°r' i cable)-Prime Minister Ramsay in Canada since the death of his "i°“sf thmn "° °'n°°d °‘ W“t°" be' tmwpnnnld tonight was resting in

fniher, was this afternoon convict- mg muted mm its heart ‘mm °“t°° Z A Lmdon nursing home aim- p

of perjury. Two other similar Geneml M°m°'“m' lm his ,ight eye mis aiiemooip '1-he`

charges were withdrawn and he was Dnng" °f 5 °°“""’°“°';h1“ ug; opermon Wu aimosi 9 dupiigpiiop

will be pronounced Friday morning. °f uw' P°"t Amee P35" c°mP°“y

- - was not entirely over but it was

empi to burn a bridge on that ns-Canada, highway at Bath! e i'i st attempt to set the struc

h T .

I tum ‘me was “ned wha" 5 passeps he was absent in British Collimbia mark hem". th°'°We.ek`°nd'

Verigln, who has a following of

th uid th r sent

15,000 in this country, was convict- believed at 5h° e P e ed of committing perjury by swear- wmd °°“dm°“° last “nd “°thl“¢ 3°

ing nt the preliminary hearing of “"'°“3 with the pumps' the" mei George Cliutskoff last January that ure w°“ld be Wen pn” the danger

Glaucoma is an ailment result-

muscles and, if not remedied in time, results in serious diminution of vision and eventually in blind-

ing in painful tension of ine eyeheport on them.. he ,.epHed_

ANNOUNCEMENTS. COMING EVENTS.

MEETINGS. ETC

itself out without damage. The flames did not reach another part‘

by extinguished me fumes “nd °“`for seven months prior to March.. the ”°°nd °°°”|°n the me bumed 1929. Evidence was given to dis-

prove this statement by a doctor and nurse who attended him in the

8 Tulkies and Dance, Montague, iivfdoy. » me-s-4-si.

.iI.§.S.i°o"”r§i.°.'I?"¥i`.‘l.{ ",.i'.°.§ff,f°",,§’; 'Make Get - Away

’“‘- asiic-5-s-ai. _

Dxgiigins no more Logs before SAINT JOHN. N- B-. May 5-(By

er at oemptona Mills- . me canadian Press)-Three prison-

“°°'°°|'”- ers or the county Juli, william rt.

Donaldson, 33, ex-convict of Dor- chester Penitentiary; William Le-

cee

a"R“mrn\se sale, 'malty soolu Iii. saturday, May ith, at sr. M.

. 2555-54-31- ger, 21, and Arnold Hansen, 27 suc

“Come to th ba and Social

"thins inthe 2ic2'ecli:»tsd sehcoi. A

‘“'1'i"ii¢rt.cn-nicer my oth. I-unch. Admission ice. assi-s-s-ii.

of the bridge, covered with oil.

ded in a dash to freedom teddy. t midnight they were still at large.

e a tumkey left them to ans

wer the doorbell, the three forced iilfldiiii 111 the nude Bt Thrilm-s`

late fall oi' 1928.

Following conviction, J. A. M.

Patrick, K. C., defence counsel, read a wire he received from Doukhobor settlers at Benoit, Manitoba, threatening to dult their lands ifi their leader was convicted, and asked Mr. Justice' D. Meebesn to take this into consideration when passing sentence. _ unison, nic., Moy 5-ray 'rho

Canadian Preu) - E'ghty-four Doukhcbor men were sentenced 'to three years in the penitentiary this afternmn after p'eading guilty to

(Canadian Press)

ST. LOUIS, May 5-#Four

members of a family were kill- ed and a fifth seriously injur- ed when a Rock Island rail- road freight train "‘btruck _an illtomobiie at Centaur, St. Louis County, today.

hem, The Prime Ministers physicians.

however, said- he was in no danger of losing his s’ght, although as a

result of today's operation he will; be incapacitated for about six weeks- His general health was de- scribed as excellent.

TRUIIE SIGNED 1. 1.. ri.. T..-1.

(Canadian Press)

WABPIINGTON, May 5-Gaston

____ / B. Means was arrested today by De~

partmcnt of Justice agents who_2’000

Japanqselcharzed he had obtained $100,000

° 1 _ifrom Mrs. Edward B. McLean, wife

of the Washington Post publisher,

iiatupgs R9.; on representations that he would

[recover the Lindbergh baby

`i _ Means, a former United Staiesi

Department of Justice agent, hasI

0ut"!served a penltentiary term for ac-f

to violate the proniblt’on laws.

SHANGHAI, May 5, (A.P~)--The

Japanese high command announcoil 0 U R N A l I S T ed tonight that evacuation of the troops that fought the battle of! ' I Shanghai already had been ordered'

accordance with the terms of a‘A n D R E S S E

in ' formal almistice sgned earlier inf

“_

the dey by emissaries of the Chi

cse and Japanese governments

The signing of the truce was ft'

most unusual procedure. It was|

th d its to

l`.f§°5`.§{'lr..y»§§..°a§K....f. °§§f§§l..i... Sir Wm. Lewis, Wash- e

cMIistc,l1iXdllsln- °

i.‘.‘$’.“‘".‘§‘“.....,’..§. .f...; .Z“..;, liieton Cvrresooiiii- been a patient sincc the sanguin-I

ary Hongkew bombing last week- _ and a short time after he had writ- TIIHQS T 3, 1 k S 0 I1

his a he was taken to an

ten n me -

/_ operating room where one of his

legs was amputated. -.-_ V

Quo 'rel-chat, the chinese rep- TORONTO. May 5-f.Bv the Can-

adian Press)-"Canada must enter

(continued on pay, 5) the coming Economic Conference at

Ottawa with a willingness to buy

--in as well as sell, and if necessary

- must make some temporary sacri-

fices in order to obtain permanent

May Have Been benefits.” This was the statement

Taken FU,” ‘correspondent of the'Londoh, Eng-

” ' (Continued on Page 5)

TORONTO. May 5-(By the Can-`

adian Press)-M t ry ds

Under Control the whereabouts yzfc Arvsunlgseza, d Al

Editor of the Finnish Daily Vapaus Soun S artn

Ponr ALFRED, Que.. Mey_s- Sudbury- and Mimi" Parker-

-A th rities and " 'V

anslator. The two men were ax'-I

I WASHINGTON, May 5-(By Ken

large automobile with five plain- °”“A1“"“ W” 5°“"d°d ”‘ me othesmcn and the car left im- United Stat” C°"gre5s md” by

, ' President Hoover and Senator Will-

omadum Press) u ° rested when police raided the news- _

- fire fighters began to breath a little , B er a..,,,c esmda bundled into Clark, Canadian press sipfi wi-ii.

easier here today. The fire which I D P " y y’ i

____ .has been raging through an im- ' _ I;

mouse pile of 250,000 cords of pulp --- mcdmtcly he__dmg scum

,.__,,, 'C Bd, ,_ lam ls. Boron. ehsh-man or the

Today the .sy an a I ___ _ _

ounted Police at Ottawa said the |F°"°i3" Re 9' °"5 c°mmt ee'

D cl ri uncerta nt is disas-

M . , _ raid was carried out by the provin- 9 “ "9 y

' hi h ont ri m trolls,” the President said fear pre-

cialpolicc,w letc a op - _

ed by'a jury here on one charge m“"i° P“mP° °“ b°“’d the "edge 'smceuml cpe,-mon for gi,,u¢0ma‘vmcm police headquarters here md varied in the country because of

nt in W hington which 'great-

thcy "had no report." eve 5 as

. -d h me ly disturb the public mind.” He de- qave you any I ea w ere manded prompt action on the rev-

Bifilliifted OH One Charlie- S€fi¢€iil>€ vmage which might awe? 9 m |of one performed four months ago men were taken?" Inspector Allred ms _ __ I __ e

- - , on his left eye. Cuddy of the provincial police, was °““° ‘md °°°“°my b ° “ ° °

cepting a bribe and for conspiracy

of Sir Willmott' Levis, Washington.

Blll SIASHED BY MILIIUNS

A c ti v e Military List.

WASHINGTON, May 5-iA.P.)--

Slashed by many millions under President Hoover‘s budget uiimat- es. the last. of the blg regular supply bills for 1933-that for the War Department--was reported to the United States House of Representa- t‘ves today by its appropriation committee.

Cutting 2,000 officers off the act-

‘ve list and making other sweeping reductions, the measure carries $386,983,000 for maintenance of the army and its non-military activities.

(Continued on Page 5)

New York Hockey Coach Resigns

NEW YORK, May 5-Eddie Ger-

ard, coach of the New York Ameri- cans of the National Hockey League, resigned today, it was learned from nn authoritative source.

With the report. of Gerard's res-

ignation rumors flew thick and fast in local hockey circles. One

ihad it that Frank Patrick, brother ,of Lester, coach of the New _Yorli Rangers, would take over Gersrdu post.

The New York Times will say to-

morrow Gerard is considering an offer from his old love-Montreal Maroons. There is also a possibility that Sprague Cleghorn, who coach- ed the Maroons last season, will re- place 'Gerard here.

Stevens Honoured

VANCOUVER, May 5. (By the

Canadian Press)-The honorary de~ gi-ee of Doctor of Laws was confer- red upon Hon. H- H. Stevens, Min~ ister of 'Hade and Commerce, and E, B. Paul, former principal of Vic- toria College, Victoria, at the arl- nual convocation today of the Un-

b th canadian Press today the budget and repair the finances iverslty of British Columbia.

lc d -

as e y e of the United States.

"Not the slightest. We have no

_ Suit Dismissed

Want Discharge

(Canadian Press)

_ 1-iALn=‘Ax, N. s., May 5-The suit

WINNIPEG' M" 5' (By me can for s1o.oov.so brought by xemel

adm” Pressp-Appucmon for dis- Kahn former “under cover" worker

h e from custody Of Dan Holm» ‘

c arg

_ _ for the preventive service, against

es’ Om," wad; ans Zonladussi. A. T. Logan, former preventive singer' three a egzh. I (jymngl W'|divIsional chief, was dismissed in a was argued b€i°f€ Ie “S ce 'isupreme court decision handed

Two hundred and ninety three

students received degrees.

- The Waterway I ____

WASHINGTON, May 5-(By The

Canadian Press)-Hon. W. D. Her-

- ridge, the Canadan Minister, was in conference with Assistant Bec-

'retary of State, James Rogers, here 'this afternoon on the St. lawrence |waterway and other matters. It is

__ _ _; snr

~ _ __ A- Macdonald today and decision down today Kahn claimed the

The attitude of Liberal Senators on the Beauharnois motion is thus The three were arrested Monday ,_ - P--1

summed up by a disgusted reader in the Toronto Globe, leading Liberal on waminis issued by the Deputy, f J'

ff.1ff".ff§ '§f.f.m.'Il'ff.rf.fl'§-n-it r(::i§;';’; Record & Forecast of the Weather

newspaper, of May 3:

- To the Editor of The Globe: "'Let him who is without sin cast the first stone.” We on this side shall not disown our colleagues," WHS the Nlliirted dramatic concluding sentence of Senator Dandur-

"The st. Peters 'I 'nr me °iiib uresenu the tm aetniwiay 'vlfufeekwz mee looms". in siroreu

We Hill. Friday. la sth

a window and climbed over a fence. _list Sunday.

They were last seen at Westfield where members of the Royal Can- `”*""'“* adian Mounted Police learned they

and in the Senate in defense of the Senators accused of misconduct

in the Beauharncis scandal.

'i’hen_ the Senator and his

censure.

Liberal colleagues voted against

'~°fdih‘i° d°°""°"~ bei- oi the rt. c. M. P.

understood progress was made.

was "served mr “W °r mme amount for expenses and services Emergency measures to llt ratifi- dws' covering a period May to Decem-

A QUEWON FOR SENAITORS .ra“xi-“il-ff--I-“-l°l-ti-1-fi’°-ii; misss.. . ._

cation of the waterway treaty if and when signed, are to be con- ,sidered by administration leaders in Ithe Senate.

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ou_:o_ _Moy 5. _ _ _ _ ,

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‘fee Mishra

io it um cvlsfimgl file Yoviir. litem or

into-ii'-4-si.

m°°The nd. mlnime nmnetio. 'iii i>resent'thci\-_ I Aetocmedy ‘ghd hood seek" infact. steam !“~M» .~uay,ietb._ coed lgircialties. _ I5 cents and °°'iie- , ,lp-_»s-e-io-,is-si.

"The Women’a of Or- ‘Canadian Press)-Threatening at_ tation faces 1.!.°s. fdedeline E. Nel-

nii, will fain--act oem-

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Uilftaln ` WI - tt ollcwing hm." ‘%-8-513;:

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$50,000 Fire

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wi out the entire

one time to pa _ » business section, fire today destroy- _of Kingston, N. B. Tomorrow she ed the Tuffy general store and four' will be released from the' wornen's warehiilial with a loss to the build- I reformatvry _li Slfcwhegan, where in|e` and atoch ci Pem-, she has served a two-year sentence i,m°g¢'|.¢i¢¢ department came 25 in connection with the slaying cr

“iii p pweater entered as an exhib- i‘o|¢ncAs1‘s I é ,

it' ‘Pd claimed by crown wnnesses mi \\~1 nnl l' er St lnwrr-nee \'i|l. ' W bt the property of 5 'b“rglarized` lc_vs:a.\i;\il|-riile Iiylrlnils `fn‘Ir_ not rinlli.-ii I ` "'°"°' md Me” ‘mn him by Cm' chi".:;§`;f1-\-"'s:." "`l['»1`\r-f'r'.ffTfé \'uney; l-mir I ' ‘- ° ' '

ford Sweet. Sweet, wanted as a wit~ nnfi tool. _ `_

nes. vu found in be <n»f=“ii=1°<i f.i'.‘l“..3L'.'I..¢`.2{‘2-...!l;"“...l"l1.”.§”£2.I_"

‘with mumps. The impasse was ond- .\inriilmf- liroi-ine.-_-1 li-nn-me north »

ed when he was brought to the west winds; fair and cool.

comtmam .nd 3.” evidence (mm ___l»_l_;_g_:\t igdeléhis morning at 10.1.1 and _

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jury. lawyers and spectators io ob-|___|.;:_,,, ,,,,,,,.,,.,. moon F,|,m._ my “_ _ viate the danger of infection. He -’ "~ "‘- -- r - ' ‘ ~ ’

' Qi.. NW* N91? Umm! 'W' 1”" §“’_"°“ld b°-¢.°9°ft9d ‘°ff“h°m° and, tnereftgge, had never seen the sweater. he' l»€e`;"'t§=fi"2‘§a:ig£¢e£d£':.°°" mmm' als e. m. sue ri.

' "w*"°“‘ ‘ . ' ""~ ». . _ ». _ vel ,

genre. , . .I _ ut- . . "" nada-waaem».onnd»d n..~‘itt;{§2....ii?3;'ii,‘. _ - -

in controlling the'

mllea 50 allilt , I .. - mug, ymon originated in the gen-,At the trial ahe pleaded guilty of - ml nm.” < manslaughter. ‘

fireforceacfdob

The combined _ _ ' -

iden and remmre saved the sank du-sem hmrraid today nn. ml-

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Be Departed

(Alociateri Press) -

PORTLAND, Me., May 5-Depor-

son, 46 Hayiresvilley and a native

_ The fair implication is that the Senator confessed to some sinful actson the part of himself and of those who voted with him He and they felt that they were not without sin, and that they could not consistently condemn sinners. They did not say that they refused to vote the censure because lin was not made out. but that they refused to vote because they themselves were not sinless. New is the time for confeuicn. !n,.'hpg pwpwg have they erwdg Have they been so bad aa to feel that they ought to resign? Or do they set up the contention that. no matter how bad they may be,

they areggocd enoiishg the Senate?

Wha a prospect sort of al'|‘|i|.nent opens upl Henoeiorth

the question is not to be, _Ie tile accrued guilty? but, _ru-e the Judge and iury sinleui Not. Has the diervd been committed? but. Have undiscovered off mg by oiymsi Every Dlrltm lcdiiled 0! Grille Will gg ,wht W gmpigp Dandiii'llid's eloquence in $7311 that no sinful Judas mar‘ nrccarlv would t sei-ers e iury can

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WINDSOR. N. s., May 5. toy the §,'};‘,',[_‘_1"'._.§;f{,'." _ canadian Prine)-charged with,§;',j{i§,_j"j‘,';1,j’~"‘ breaking and entering the Supi‘°iii° chori-.mif.u-I. 40 i: Court here today, William Whiting

ner husband at Ifayneeviile in 1989 T°|L1n

criminal trials united sam

aamuel H Howes, immigration llriiiiiiily

ini

iggggg -e, gg __ ii iii fi ss iii

eaohjuryman in the lttndards are set up, prolonged than in the

meh Who have grown to the -UPN record as setting up.

the door, far enough -from .1udge.' sun seurthiu on-ning ne 7.11 and ' risen tomnrron' morning nt. 4.41.

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Ano iiionar Accor

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iliiiccant. but that the tribunal

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