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No Word Of Stan Hausner, Polish- American Flyer Who Hopped Off On Trans-Ocean Flight On Friday Last — Is Believed Lost.

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LONDON. June b-lmoe was anxious tonight as no word was turd o! F- F 7°55“ ‘ ﬁver ' ' since he “as over u... Atlantic alone ma» with Warsaw a's an goal. m. no remained unknown to Polar: , France and Great Britain,

Warsaw was greatly “ ‘ over the complete absence o: m“ [mm the young adventurer since he left New York, said s dispatch from its Polish Capital.

Air authorities there , ‘ lIy ‘ ‘ s‘ u, ' ilsids, but in vain. H. ‘a ,, said ' ‘ pagerly (m: the over-due aviator at their homes neat Wsrsa .

No word of his progress from any point st sea or on land had reached England since ha started on his great adventure and Le Boargst his, near Paris, also reported no news. ‘

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TRKllimS-ATLAHTiQjLYQtMBELil-‘IMYED New Socialist“ Gov’t. Flor Chile

Revolutionary Junta Seize Power

And Force President Montero To Resign \_V_1_t_h His Cabinet.

(Associated Press) large incomes and seize various pri- vate capitalistic enterprises, foreign 0r domestic.

Alarm was expressed in foreign

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ROME, June 5-—A frustrated plan to assassinate Premier Benito Mus- solini was revealed today with an- nouncement that a young Italian, armed with a pistol and two bombs, had been arrested outside the of- fice of ll Duce in the Palazzic Venezla.

The would-be assassin, who was arrmted yesterday, confessed that.

revolutionary Junta. that deposed President Juan Esteban Montero yesterday moved swiftly today to rebuild the government structure along Socialist lines under provi- sional President Carlos Davila. It prepared numerous decrees enab- ling the “first Socialistic Republic of Chile" to take over immediate-

lndustrlal, business and commer- cial quarters at the declaration of a. government spokesman that “we must get Chile out from under the yoke of Capitalism, whether for- eign or domestic, but chiefly for- eign domination."

The foreigners said they expect-

he sought to kill the Premier dur- ing the Garibaldi anniversary cele-

CommitteeMakes

1y the productive forces of the na- tion, redistribute wealth by imposition of confiscatory taxes on]

ed wholesale seizures of their prop- the

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Newark, N. J., on a projected trans- Atlantic flight.

MUCH CONCERN _ ty. The overcast weather whidi

‘rile realization that his gasoline prevailed over the British Isles for

nust by now be exhausted brought considerable anxiety es to his safe-

EarthquakesTake Heavy Life Toll

Mexico Rocked- By Violent Quakes —- 400 Persons Re- ported'Dee_i_c_i__Or Injured.

jsara, with the death toll still molmting. _

Thousands were found to be homeless in remote sections of the back coimtry. urganizatlon of local

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(Associated Press)

MEXICO CITY. June 5-3101! tun 400 persons were reported dead lrldiured as a result o‘! severe nrtllquak that shook Mexico

llidsy.

MWYl-s trlcklini into Mexico W1 ever damaged communications tystems said at least 300 were killed

relief commissions to speed aid to the victims was ordered by author- ities. Fearing recurrence of the shocks, officials forbade indoor .__.__._____.______

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NEW tDlBlNEl FUR FRANCE

PARIS. June 6—(A.P.)-Ilduusrd Herriot, whose Radical Soclslbst party emerged victorious in the re- cent Chamber of Deputies elections. succeeded yesterday morning in formmg a Cabinet from the Liberal left. ’

M. Herr-lot retained for hfmseli the Foreign Portfolio, which means that he will direct the Hench-dele- gation at the momentous conference

ANNOUNCEMENTS. comma EVENTS, MEETINGS, ETC

"it Peters Bay, Eruesday, Show l" Diner. Orchestra. 3449-04-31.

J'“TOX1Y the Convict," in Indian ver hall tomorrow night. alas-u

"Come to tbs Dance at Hope ff- Tvedsv. June rm. Jack "Wm cm-e-s-m.

. .. “fire The City Feller", unmi- m!" talent. in victims mu, June

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were returnins from a nlC. Th. ‘pusbsnd and the victims was rescued in hsusted condition.

on war debts and revlflllbm l0 b’

xnxosrbu, June s. (By m» Ontario tonight claimed the lives of three all mambera of the IIIM

fsmlly pic- father of an ex-

Dissatisfied With British Police System

..__..._ IDNDON, June b. (By Thomas '1‘. Champion, I‘ dian Press Stat! Writerr-Uneeslnms concerning phe organization and administration of the police system in Caveat Britain has for some time been apparent, and present Indications point tn the introduction of certain re- forms before long. ‘

An undercurrent of unrest has arisen since Lord Trenchard, for- mer chief of the Royal Air Force staff. who still holds the rank of Air-Marshal, was appointed Com- m'ssl0ner of Police. In particular it seems that the creation of a tome of special constables. undertake voluntary work social-ion with the regular has created dissatisfaction,

Free State Will Be Well Represented

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nrratm, 1...... Free State, June 5. (Canadian Press Cable)—-'I‘he government tonight announced it had appointed delegates to repre- sent the rree State ‘at the Ottawa Imperial Economic Conference. The announcement said names of the delegates would not be revealed un- til the govemmant received ack- nowledgement of its cable inform- ing the Canadian government of the appointments. Sources close to the government said they understood President Eamon De Valera. and l’! others, In- cluding advisers. would go to 0t- tows.

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VICTORIA, June 5. (By the Canadian Press)~1l resolution that the Dominion Government be uk- ed to take the necessary steps to ed Baseball Bat‘ petition the King to abolish the

oillce oi Governor-General in Can-

‘ Z5331 83353:’ ozitzrrﬁoﬁlma: ads. was passed by the Grand coun-

Victoria rm: It seems that a base- | cu M W’ cmadm“ Daughters‘

b u ‘a League at its closing session here.

a game‘ wlnessed by a‘ number The convention also went on

ital!‘ ycbung lads, was in progress when record as agreeing Wm‘ me rob the sttslppedl from the hands of 10w,“ resolutions,

e B‘ er’ st m“: a’ young lad‘ That any married woman whose Patrick Flynn, a spectator, on the husband holds a 300d position be side oi the head. who dropped to barred from competing m the bu?

‘ Nine, Fatally Injur-

PREMIER MUSSOLINI

Who had a narrow escape from hi“! Yesterday.

Son Born To The

Ba rrymores

(Canadian Press)

L05 ANGELES, June 5-A son weighing six pounds, 10 ounces was born yesterday to Mr, and M“, John Barrymore. It was understood the boy would be named John Barrymore II. " The baby and the mother, Dol- ores Costello of the screen, were reported doing well. The father, _ member of the most widely known l theatrical family in the United States was jubilantly pleased.

The Barrymores have a. daugh- ter, Dolores Ethel Mae Barrymore, bum at the samc hospital April B, 193i).

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Frustrates Plan To Assassinate Prem. Eussolini

bration because Garibaldi mas l symbol of liberty, the police nouncecl.

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The first announcement of the,

arrest, made by the official gov- ernment press bureau today, saiﬁ lthe man was a 25-year-old Italian whose name was Angelo Sbardcil- otto. He carried a Swiss passport which bore the name Gabinl, but the press bureau said

of Angelo

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Report Re United ChurcLProtest

LONDON, Ont, June 5. (By the Canadian Press)~'l'he long awaited report from the special committee considering relations between the United and Presbyterian Churches was presented. it would place the Assembly on record aspraylng "for the day when fraternal relations may be taken up with the United Church, but we feel that it will not, come until the United Church recognizes the fact that. we, de fac- to, if not. in the subject of the law. are the Pmsbyterian Church in Canada.

This referred to an official protest from the United Church, read earl- ier in the week, against the use of the term “Presbyterian Church in Canada" and claiming the Presby-

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the ground. Thought to be serious- ly hurt, he was rushed to the Poly- clinic, thence to the City Hospital, where he was found to be suffer- ing irom e. fractured skull. All that

lness world; that Orientals be baf- red from. working or long leasing ppgpgphy in Cdflﬂdll; tllilt Cdflild- tans be given employment (irefer- enoe in Canada: and that a sup-

medical skill could do was of no avail. The young lad, but nine years old, passed away about 10 o'clock Saturday night. The de- ceased was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Flynn, 39 Prince Street.

An inquest into the cause of the death will be held this evening at 5 o'clock, in the City Court room.

The following Jury have been empanelled by the Coroner Dr. McKenna: Byron Brown, Percy Pope, Thomas White, Thomas Gal- lant, Menton Whltlock,’ Wm. Cot- ton and Wallle Scantlebury.

reme Court of Appeals be establish- ed in Canada to adjudicate all such cases es have heretofore been submitted to the English court.

NE ws BRIEFS

HALIFAX, June 5. (By the Canadian Prom-The 1111M" of eight men ordered deported as Communists. from a decision of Mr. Justice W. F. Carroll re- fusing to grant writs of llsbess Corpus, were heard yesterday by the Supreme Cour; oi’ Nova Scotis. en baneo. Decision was reserved,

Search For Missing Flyers

HALIFAX, June 5. (BY We Canadian Prom-The schooner Lylvia ll burned off St. Pierre and her crew landed safely at the French Island In their own boat. Word of the ﬁre aboard the vessel reached here yester- in’; when the steamer Man- chester Commerce reported the

ST_ JOHN'S, Niki" Julie 5. (By the Canadian Press-Charlie Hub- bard, who flew here from ‘Boston with two companions to aid in the search for Pilot Arthur Sullivan and Dr. Karl Kuehnert, tool: off , from 5t. Anthony today to investi-

Kn g ’s So n Nearly Thrown

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LONDON, Janet. (By the Olli-

‘W’ mm w; h,“ Wlum- Adlllillitibg £792.... for“ "mmm m" ‘m’ ‘Mm M" King's er birthday anniversary yes- Wsdnesds! iorenoon. June ‘l - _ "W" you change in em. ass-l-s-e-n WW-

0.“ ‘mm. ‘an!’ ma’ a _,_,_ During the ceremony the Duke's ml; e at“, b, "The young la of Trinity horse became frightened and puma- m Mllreaentdd by 14g. Chisels» will N!!!“ l" m‘ '3 ed and kicked violently. The nuke In. Mflualmm Old m wvlgthhzwﬁﬂmaﬂtlt Adm,” was mo to retain m seat. only e1

,Mmmm mtlm- av W M a m“ ab, u, s magnificent display of horse- -~ see-s-t-aocsroasarsm_ﬂll “W, i

sdlsn Friar-The Duke of Glouc- ester. thlrd son of the King narrow- ly escaped being thrown from his horse when he tool: part in the ceremony of the trooplng of the colors, at, the Hora Guards‘ parade in Whitehall in celebration of the

gate the possibility that the missing Llyvla ablase. I

flyers came down on one of the lakes near-Battle Harbor, last Mon- day flight.

Reports today-were that people at Battle Harbor and m: Harbor had heard a plane's motor at 10 o'clock on the night Sullivan and Kuehnert disappeared. The two mining flyers had left 5t. Ao- thony on a pleasure flight at 8.30 p. m. Battle Harbor is some ‘l5 miles north of 8t. Anthony, across

8'1‘. JOHN‘B.,Nfld., June 5-A wireless message from Battle Har- bcr today offered what appeared‘ to be the first definite clue to the whereabouts of Arthur Sullivan and Dr. k. Karl A. Kuehnert, Grenfeil

GREAT VILLAGE. N. 8-. June 5. (By the Canadian Press) Gordon Davidson. farms“, of Pert-Au-Plqne Mountain, was drowned yesterday when he slipped from a wharf Into Cob- oquld Bay, lfe was superintend- inl the loading of pulpwnod he was delivering under contract at ‘the time. ltesene efforts were ansvaillng.

ported hearing the engine

0N THE RUCKS

(Canadian Press)

CHARLEVOIX, Miclp, June 5- The freighter Morris S. Tremaine of Buffalo, with a crew of 28 and a cargo of coal, is on the rocks of South Fox Island, so miles of! this ort in Lake Michigan.

United States coast. guard boat-s from three stations and two other craft were dispatched to aid the freighter, which sent out an S O S message last. night stating that the forepeak and no. l hold on the starboard side were full of water. Coast. guardsmen expressed opinion that, since the water comparatively calm, the crew in no immediate danger. There a heavy fog. the freighter! distress

call reported.

Will Contest By - Election

KAnViPTON, N. B., Julie 5. (By the Canadian Presm-Hon. George] l> B. Johes, Apohaqui, N. 13., who re- signed his sea; in (he House of Commons several weeks age. was chosen candidate in the June 27 by-election at. a Conservative cori- ventlon here yesterday. He is con- testing the constituency of Royal.

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teris-n Church as such did not eco. ist. The identity of the Presbyter-q ian Church, said the letter, was lost in the United Church when Para‘ liamenz passed the Union Bill.

1n presenting the committee No port, Donald M. Rowat of Mona lreal said litigation over the ust 0f the tom: "Presbyterian Chumli in Canada" might be carried to thﬁ privy council. "that must be don‘

NEW slain.» sums: IS INAIIGURATEB

inaugurating a new steamship service, the S. S. Belle ‘isle, owned and operated by Newfoundland- Csnada Stcamships, Limited, arriv- ed ln Charlottetown from Halifax about 3 pm. Saturday and. sailed

Saturday night for Quebec and Montreal on her first trip. The Belle Isle, which is of 1.159 tons register. was recently built at. the

lSwan-Hunter, Wiggan and Rich-

[nrdson shipyards, Newcastle-ori- Tyne, England. Under command of Capt. J. J. Deshauriers, of Quebec City, she is now on her first voyage (towards Montreal, inaugurating a regular bi-monthly service between Montreal and St. John‘s, Newfound- land, by way of Quebec. Charlotte- town, Sydney, Cape Breton and Si. Plerrc-Miquelon.

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FREDERICTON, N. B... June 5. (By the Canadian Pressl-Jrhree

_____._______________ of For Harbor, six miles distant re- of an aeroplane Monday night, again at four o'clock Tuesday morning and each day after that until Friday.

small forest ﬁres in the north of the province were under control to- night, (t was stated at the head- quarters of the provincial forest service licrc. Heat and rain have brought a. return in part of the serious forest tire hazard with which New Brunswick was confronted last month. Conditions, generally. are not. regarded as serious.

KINGSTON. Ont, June 4. (By the Canadian Press)- fl. A, M. Taylor, of Gait, pilot for Kitchener Waterloo Flying Club, was killed instantl at (he Kingston airport at 12.30 noon today.

FUNERAL NOTICE

The members of Prince Ed- ward Lodge, No. 22, I. 0. 0. l-‘., Summerside, are requested to assemble at their Lodge Room at 1.30 p.m. today to attend the funeral of their late brother.

Mission flyers, missing since last

Monday. J ‘the message said that residents

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lion. J. E. Wyatt. K. C. Full dress parade. MAS-ll

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