E ii’ .lt sri

Gesture InC-onnection With

English Star

10.30 a. m.

On motion of Premier Lea 'tl

scheme.

old age pensions.

Hon. Mr. Stewart asked if th

el' Provinces.

the Nova Scotia Legislation.

Government Severely Scored For “Political

Heated Discussion In Committee Yesterday Fore- noon. Budget Debate Continued By Hon. Mr. Mc- Intyre And Dr. W. J. P. McMillan.

V , l-;_.,

The Legislature met yesterday at Premier sms gpposmnn pnlng

House went into committee. with "The Gm/gl-m,.ln.¢°um,|1 sm" Mr. Cox in the chair on an Act ro have power to enter into and carry Provide for an old age pensions out an agreement with the Gover-

Premler Lea explained that the eral scheme of old age pensions in G°V¢mm9l1U l~h0ll8ht it necessary to the Province of Prince Edward Is- lntroduce this bill to provide for what land pursuant to the provisions ol' over action may be taken hy the any Act of the Dominion of Can- Ferleral Government in the mutter of ada, hergtnfon or heregftm-_ passed

Hon. Mr. Stewart asked if there er, and for payments by the D0.

had hid b0¢l1 lhy correslwndence on minion to the Province for the pro- this matter with the Federal Gov- vision of old age pensions."

ernment. ..

Premier Lea replied in the negative. says 'heretofore or hereafter! We have

wap the same act as passed in oth- taken 'advantage of by some of the

The"Premier said it was a copy oi' Govemment to take advantage of

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Covers Prince Edward Island Like the Dew

Read by Everybody §§`>

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Old Age, Pensions.

ie Clause 2 of the bill provides:

nor-General in-Council as to a gen-

and the regulations made thereund-

l~lon. Mr. Stewart: “This section

is a Dominion Act now which has been

Provinces. Is it the intention of the

the present act?" i ,

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TALLULAH NOW ON SCREEN

-nilullk m`nkkml,~ik¢ Alain” tnllty mlm climbed to a`tg;\|¢`m fm ills English stage, hll returned to America and is new making her first

Hollywood. she ls a

0! Cvncrusmsnjllankhoas.

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UCTIIIN IN AIARIES IIN N. PACIFIC

(Canadian Prep)

N-'ml:AL, Que., April 29-An

notice isued today by -the

Pacific Railway annpung.

aut the employees 'throughout merel offices would lay off days each month without pay, equivalent of approxilnaiely 10

Wage reduction, and officers

members of the supervisory would, forthe time, accept a

of ten percent in their sal-

These changes would be ef- from May 1. 1981, the an-

Ullitement stated.

MO

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COMING

TS.

MEETINGS l`CS.

at R.. 'I'

ll. MIY l. Thur.

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Billy in zlgn g:h“_d

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,_ ,_ -,_ ii -i---~-ul Ladies' sis _-»». nnizifil si. as PM , ma-4-as-ai.

“£511 interested in Marshdeld oemzggiy are asked to meet at the in M 8°” Saturday. May and at - y Order of Committee.

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n|¢“'f;‘°w§l>lN¢ll cove Women’s In- '11,e,,.,, N xafililt their Popular play ll., p,,,,,,c°H z 0° Forgive" in Bel-

all. on Friday. May lst.

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,,n:,,_tm“ gigxlteigmgfe the mam ,. mlm gm., \n¢"2,",°,§,,’*‘- Prim cloooo. sumo lec|~¢urS_ - Fm' ,ln!0l'l!\lt|4l\. Wflll

~B°'< 416. crm-letteunm.

mi-4-as-ai

C u_.°',},,§ Guns mm immatie seei- iulk AiitrII,’°‘E“t their play, -<1-he

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NEW YORK. April 29-Harlem has

lent its biggest cltissn in the death of

tall and weighed Us pounds. 1-lc worp siae 34 shoes and a lent like coat estimated at sim '10, when he was taken ill and ordered in the hol- pital no ordinary stretcher would carry him. A makeshift was built of four inch ,loists and sail cloth. Iiillht internal shouldsred lt. In the hosPl¢' al he occupied two beds Placed Aid# by side and reinforced with under- pinning. The mattrsues were sewed together and he was outfitted in

special garments.

"The Willing CIIBII 0! Kinfl

Daughters, Trinity United Uhuroh

Interns.-Irwin. 4_9'-*'*°'“

Ill S IIC EII

ter retires in ,June next year. the ,_____._._____ (Canadian pl-5,) 'Ilor-onto Telegram says it was auth- ~ ' TQRJQN-po, Qmh, A,-,ru 3g._N_ E_ orltatlvely inforined today. At pres- ° 9 Nichols, vice President and Manag- ent canon cosy is chairman of the ‘AftGCk8 India S ,ng Director or the wlnnipes. Manl- Board Od’ Governors of the Univer- , toba., Tribune, was today elected sity and nectar of st. Pauls zmsll' Marriage Laws are-.ifunt of the canadian Press. can Church. succeeding John Scott, Managing

---_--~--~< (BIIEISII Ullndd PINI) ` Mail and Empire, wha for pe)-5933]

NEW YORK, April 29-Katherine a whose book Mother India a

criminations four years ago, return

O ’ U *

D€f~'€Ctll7€,3 Life ea to the battle lor "indian cnila' ionunnea on page 1) A

Life" today with a new volume re- peating her old charges relating to

the

nil- l , ddelalng y

Mmm. Q-»~ Apr" H--A i..°..”`¥.`IZlZ.l§§..3“.. ..°..'.. ......, Unemployment

“um °f my d°t°°"v°° sh" md despite a. new law intended to con-

seriously wounded a would be lbglak tm, tMm_ _I n s u r a n c e “mm” in ° 3"" b°m° m m°n]: oi when a. Hindu girl of 'I or 8 is

0! H1 Wi b"“‘°1" °f “‘° B' mules to 5 man of eo orio. Miss --

M°“t"°1 d“dn‘ un lunch hm" w' Mayo says, no law exists that can fffflllfldlllll PNK) ' dw' md °"p"'”°d tm w°‘md°d mm. cancel or invalidate the marriage. OTTAWA 0"”-I APT" 39-The tW0 00l'\'lPlUl°m» 'nw W°“°d°d mm n-I-he uw rushed through the Leg_ Government hopes to submit to Par-

lilve his name as Joe Malolld. but ,smun by mmm po1mcm,s_.- me Ilament "et the earliest possible mn-

the names of the other prisoners author claims, ,.15 ,_ mer, ‘ha_m_ a ment" legislation prcvidll-is for some

were not available. Maloud' dred at Amthless dummy' B political SOD to form of unrmliloymentcénsurance.dA!

Detective Laroche, but the bullatinmlmd md Amerlcl It neither ,n_ statement to this of was ma

glanced olr the omcers chest. N' validates nm- check, the marriage by Premier n. B. Bennett, in tin-

b°‘”‘d’“¢ "°m "‘° 'ml "MI tm om' even of a baby two days old. It gives H‘;“S° 1; isg°m"';’“s t°d°5" dTI';‘EI

cer wore under his coat. The shock ms court' pow” to impose A small Prme M r, cmever, ma e

caused Lamche's gun to discharge, me on l mm un", 21 who mah clear that such legislation can only h un' mmm in the ghoqlder, _ be submitted after careful inquiry at ‘B W H" ‘ chad und" 14' But it he the atherln of the fullest lnfor-I

, 8 K

mu" tm mmey to my the nnerx mation. The Department of Finance

‘°" “qt-U” md n° pow" °n an will not act without preliminary in-

NB. st Citizen ” cm-I1.” hm cmubbride away "om vmtigationj "That course off action

lgge Nm- 'Q would spell disaster, it would bi-ing

MI” M“'°° ”°°I" ’“ “"°°° Pm' suffering, not happiness, to time

0fHdft¢m PC3333 ll 4°"°°°° W ‘““""’ °’ th’ '°P°" concerned.'- 'rn-, Prime-Minister luis

of a committee which has studied dawn om dem,-to propmmonl he the problem-1 1°# w'°1'\1 were would nm, ,,,,,,,,,,,, B ,,._,,e,,, ,,f ____ .___~.__._

(lpcdal to lm Guardian) throughout the various provinces nm,c°nmb,,w,.y ,mumnce_

making up the Indian Empire. _ `

Italy ay o . Enter Air Races

(British United Press)

RQME, April N.-Gen. Itala Bal-

lbo, Air Minister, announced “today that lt was douutful.whether Italy could participate in the Schneider cup Air Races this year, due to_de-_ lay in the delivery of ssaplanes and engines. He added however, that if there were even a slight chance Italy

Director of the Toronto, Ontario,

reasons declined a third term. Henri a o ma in director' of ue

MY0. " "-Ggnn, nagg ` Q-

Steel Vest Saves roused a storm of international re- bw, QM, Salou, was e1¢¢f,el-1 mrs;

, C°lllln\l°d °\1 D186 3 Canltlas on Arran rain. I Min n. omni-a, pluuky jockey nf .lsnncur rlxflolrrl, in .ml km R lecfed walking off the race course, at King sclcre, Eng holding her shoulder

e-e . I - ° -» ' -

N 0 N B U D which she injured when her mount f ell nl, one oi' the ,lumps during thc

. P r e 8 I d e n t ;’ll;cc.a||;l1i;t'l:;l)|'l‘i;Iio point stceplechas e. Despite the spill she remoulltcd Question _ I

w U - . .. -_.____»_____,_.,.___--

(Canadian Press) I | | A _ I I * e ett e

_. - ‘ . or. .lol-ni, N. B., April__as-`-llsv. , Ig' I i ‘ . - In My V ____

F A l c R Osnolrc.W.Vernon,'of‘foronto,`!ies ~ .-»~\._-.... _I ' " ' ~ ' " " : c (Ca'n;;°“..m_°m

1-selected President of the Social ‘ A _ .

Service Council of Canada at this N F q,,;E;'g“:,;'C,,g?t; ,,?§:;,.,_.2?,TTI;;

(omuhn nm) “"'°m°°n° fm” ““1°“ here °f the ' ___ House of Cunlmoiis sllouicl or should

TORONTO om' Am” zkmvl three day annual convention. The . A not be compelled to Vote in H dim

' ' date and place of the next general .

Cam” H‘ J' C°dy Wm suweed su meeting were left with the execut- N N A L

Robert Falconer as President of the ,VL

University of 'rororli/o when the lat-xl _

|Special io ilhe Guardian) Callco. Esifllt, April 2ll--I'2S-

sellgers packed into third class coaches were burned to death on the Alexandrlzt Express today when three cars caught fire.

KANSAS CITY. Mo.. April 29

_.Because a, loca.l collection com- pany made a. mistake in its rec- ords and procured ll, garnishment against the wrong man, it cost the concern just $750 to collect $41.

LONDON, April 29-Alfonso' of

Spain left London today for Tor- quay to visit his mother-in-law, Princesa Beatrice who is recover- ing from a. ncent illness. 1-Ie was accompanied by his son Prince Juan, who will enter the naval College at Dartmouth near Tor- ‘NNY-

' NEWMARKET, Eng., April 29

-A surprise was sprung ln the Two Thousand Guineas. first of the scason’s five classics for three year olds, this afternoon. J. A. Demar’s Camerozllan won ivy two lengths from Marcel |l~ulusac's Gntcsgas. with John \utherford’s Orpen third, :moth- er three lengths back.

CAIRO, Egypt, Apnll 29-At

least dl persons, including 10 children were killed and 41 oth- ers were injured today when the Cairo-Alexandria Express caught fire. Only one foreigner, a French woman, was known to he among the dead, the reln'z1r.l~|~ being Egyptians.

est was added here by the fact that Aldennan had issued a writ of mlm-

.mnu nach 20. nears !\=dvl°l\* ° - uamus seeking Mr. M.in=nul~e ua- man. Hs wah mm feet Ill llwll" ' M N t C- E~Rltch|e: New qualification on the ground that he

was an officer of an insurance com-

. May0fax pany which was doing business with

the city. This was disallowed when

_ »-- it was shown the candidate had re-

(Cil\lll|¢l\ |’l'l'lL'i signed from the position in `r|uestlon.

, HALIFAX. N. 5-. Avril 99-600130 Five aldermen were elected by ao- E~ RWFNG. l`¢Ul'f-‘<1 UUBIHBH mln- WHS clams/tion; W, E. Donovan in Ward elected Mayor of Halifax today by 'rwo; J. 1-l. Conn, wml Three; w. I U16-.I0Ylty of B18 over ex Elderman H. Golden. Ward Four; W. J. J- W- M°UN'thy, The vote . was: O’Toole. Ward Fve; and ll. J. J. Pro- _Rltchlel 2,199, MOCi1’thy 1,381. bert, wud Six. Rltdllle secured I mlhflky In five 0! A by-election will be held I0 fill the six wards. the vacancy caused by the resigna-

Irl ward one, where the only Alder- tlcn of Alrlennan McCarthy to mn-

sursly would participate, for twelve pilots already had qualified ‘and

,-~

manic oonted;vrasheld.A-H-l\Kin° test tneMayoralty.'rhisbrin¢s the sullwas elected over Alderman F W olqv council to iull strength oi

°°*° '°‘°~ ‘i * “‘°°°°“"‘ "°’°I.m» me io-ny HPW nas. mku,nu»nui_»umsi».aal.a\\'s»°"eunt=-» salma.

,The Weather Etc.

McMillan In

Colleagues.

Dealing fully with the question of public health and education in thc, Province, Dl'. W. J. 1". MncMill:-m.‘ speaking in the Builgc-I. ilcimir ill the Legislature last night. brought squllrcly home to the House thc rc- spolisibility of Premier Lea. and ol' the other mcnibi‘r.<l cl' tho Bell Gov-

crnlnerlt ill ftolllicctioll wiill the Dzll-I ton Sililntorllllli. H0 sliowvfrl convlnc-I ingly ilmi.»1lot. only dlcl the pi'o\'i|lcc losc $100,000 wliicll lnigllt hn\'r‘ broil sci:lll'o<l from Ottawa in cfmlplrllsn- tion for this institution, but lhnt through the bungllllg and misman- agement of the Government of that day the legal cloim. for oompon sation lmd broil cicstlovrcl \\'lli‘n the Banatnriuni uns rieinolisilcd.

After rcvinlvirls the whole slilla-

tion Dr, MacMillan cilallcilgorl the

Pl'emlf‘l‘ in state wll<‘.ti\cl‘ he now bc-I lievod that the Province had a claim ` in this collllcrrtioll. :intl that there

BSld

sion will be sctticri by a coni`erelice_ \\'llo.==e pcrsollllol will nolllpluse the lczulcxs of all groups in the Coln- mons. This was decided today when Hon. C. H. Cahan, Secretary of State, reverted to the matter.

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IIIIMMISSIIIN TAKES IIVEII SANATIIRIIIM

Formal Opening Plan- ' ned For June 1st.--

May Admit Patients Before That Time.

The Provincial Sanatorium Com-

mission yesterciay took over the new- ly erected sanatorium on McGill Av- enue from the contractors, H. C. Lowe & C0., and immediately began the furnishing of the institution,

With_ the exception of some exter-

ior work which will take about ten days to complete, the contractors have finished the undertaking.

All furnishings are on hand and`

are being installed under the direc- tion of Dr, P. A. Creelman, Provin-` cial Health Offlcu. This work will occupy several weeks. An official opening is planned for Julie 1. It is hoped, however, that lt will be pos- sible to admit patients before that time,

The kitchen equipment has already

been installed. Forty-eight beds for patients, and other furnishings ne- cessary to such an institution, will be put in during the next few weeks.

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TORON-'10, April 30-F‘resh to

strong west and northwest winds, unsettled with showers at first, prob~ ably clearing later; cool.

High tide this morning at 9.04 and

tonight at 9.39.

Shu sets this evening all ‘l and rises

tomorrow moming al. 4.54.

Full moon Sunday, May 2, 1.14 a. m. |

Bulnmersld tide eighteen minutes

Budget Debate

Last Night Evokes Repeated Applause From Opposition

I

was not somctl1l_ng in the Opposi- tion contention.

"I-low could l." answered Prciniel'

bra.

"And will lin say further that ly

am merely talking for political ef-

iect?" asked Dr. MacMillan. `

D Macltllllan then read illr

_inlnment of the subsidy claims 0! the l‘rnvincl~, published last year in the Patriot under the nutllurity of the Hon. W. M. Leu as Acting Pre- mier, In which the claim of $100,000 is advanced for compensation for the Dalton Sanatorlum.

"The leader of the Government

denies that claim now," continued Di". MacMillan. “But there is his own wrlitrn statement. Which will you take? The-y say of some mon that their word is as gnod as their bond.

foniinilod on page 'li

REVIIIIIIIIIN

BREAKS DUI

INIIHINA

Open Revolt Against

Personal Dictator- ship of General Chi- ang Kaishek.

"Sure," was the reply. r, ' .

\

(Special to the Guardian)

SHANGHAI, China, April 29.-Op-

on revolt against the personal dic- tatorship of General Chiang Keish- ek has at last broken out in China. after months of subterranean rumb-

lings. Powerful political figures sup- ported by milltary war chiefs through out the land have joined in an at- tempt to overthow Chiang by blood- less means if possible, but by light- ing if necessary. Runs have start- ed at branches of the Central Bank of China, Canton. The bank is und- er control of T. V Soong, Finance

ment.

Princes. Land

In England

(Special to the Guardian)

WTNDSOR, England. April 29.-

The Prince of Wales came ilying home today after a three months

cats of British Empire Goods. Ac-

companied by Prince Cleorgc the

British heir ended his trip of more than 20,000 miles when he arrived

by aeroplane from Paris and land-' cd on smiths Lawn at 1.09 p. m. to

enable him to go at once to windsor

Castle where the King and Queen are in residence, An informal wel- come was what the Prince asked fm-I and he got it. Hullc, how are you Said thc Duke of York, ns he shookt hands. Fine, the Prince replied. audi the Royal greetings were over. I

The hell' took off his derby hat.

stretched a bit and lil. a cigarette.

Then he caught sight of “Cora.“ his

little Cairn terrier waiting for him in nn automobile. Tile dog barkeci. leap- cd from the car and _lumped into the Pl'lllco`s arnis. Then the tim-'1 ‘.n'oihcl's climbed in and drew. to ilzre castle, where the King and Queen were waiting.

Todays home coming united the

Royal Family again and was a grunt day for little Princess Elizabeth, Vis-

ald Lascellcs to vrholn the Prllzcc of

later than 0Lrlottetown. .

Wales. is Uncle Davut

Minister of the National Govern-,

tour. of South America lil the inter- I1

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f “Msn FH . _ . . . or - . _ . P- f

all lui ltr .

us Expenditure Incurred Plnéky Woman J0¢ke,l» Responsibility Re

zthoutStatutoryAuthority ` l` 4" I I ` O

By D1". W.J.P. Siren

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Jazz l<l_\'G's Foulrril

g-llurrarei l.l\-lngkinn, iltnn-lnlirul mm §ll'Pl1. who has lwromqi me f,,u,.u,

wife of Paul Whltclnan, jazz e.\.pon. en .

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IIISSENSIIIN AMIING THE RUM-RUNNERS

Two Thousand “C0n.

tact Men” Strike For ‘Higher Wageg__ ‘S\1pply”_ For 32,000

. Speakeasles Getting

Short.

(British Uniitd Press; NEW YORK April 23.--The bugin

css cycle struck the rum running in- dustry, and an-.light New york wan, lor a new kind of drought relief. 'Iwi thousands of the craftiest buczmef-rs on the seven seas stluck for llicgllir wages, the cw: 32,000 speakoasii-s began to eye their dwindling stock dublvusly and a mighty ellen- from the throats of- prohibition agents rocked the coast lirics, Capt. Rand- Olph Ridgely, commalidlngr the Nexv York division of the coast gl..il~d, was in effect, on vacation. "Ufl0f|l°l2-115'. I have l.ei-lru oi some

dissention among the rum run.lcl's," he said. “One thing is certain, their activities have practically ceased in the last few weeks. Our patrolr. ro. port that they have not seen a sing- le 'contact' boat-the boat that brings the liquor ashore from the supply ship, in almost a month."

So intricate und care.-.lily planned

is the rum runninr, <cl‘¢~~fl'llc oi'i` New Ycl'k_ thai if thc c:»n:r~=:i. bout men strike, lim rum runnrrs are heiplem. Federal agents say the sup- PIF ships ply `oc'.\\'wn St. Pi»_‘:'rc- Miquelon und the Balialnas, unload- rlgr here beyond the i2 mlln limit and allowing the men who convoy, the liquor to .shore in speedy nloiol' boats to take all the risks; and tiles: risks, according to a rllm-rulirlrr oi seven years ezipcricllce, who siilzul. ated his name should be wltlihold are the reason for the dul:‘..~.:lii for

highcr wages.

New Canadian Conversion Loan

iinuadlnn Puff.;-i

0'1'1‘AWA Ont.. April 29-A new

Canadisul cmiversioll loan will in lilo sul>_iuct of a. slrzicmclrt in be is- sllcfl by thc Minbtor of Fillzmre, Rt I-lon. R. B. Bennett. tomorrow. Thi

loan will be in respect to I)-'vznlniul bends mnfurinlt between now uni 1934. Mo-I of these bonds it-are is# sued illrougll v.-nr loam. It is un-

count Lusccllcs and the Hon. Ger~I

cicrsioori that ills proposed action will considerably clear' the horiroli 111 tlllt rclzard. no authentic details are avaliable 5

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