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NE  .E VID UND A GAINS T HA UPTMANN  
Attendance Record Brokenfl
At _0p”'ening Last Evening ll
Of Prooincial School Fair
SWISS. PRESS
WAR l$ll\|M'S
(A. P. by 0urdisn‘s special Wire)
GENEVA, Sept. 20-Sharp words
echoed throng; League of Nations
Halls this afternoon ss Foreign
Minister Louis Barthou of nance
took Bwitserland to task for stub-
bornly pressing her wpr claims.
"The Swiss claims are not Justi-
iied either by the facts or the law",
he warned Giuseppe Motto, Bwis_s
;ep1-esentative. “Such cases should
notbelN'0usMtotheLeaguebe~
cause it endangers the spirit of
friendliness in which we are at-
.iempting to secure peace.”
Unosunted by the srgmnents ot
Great Britain, France and Italy,
however. Motto held firmly to his
determination to bring his coun-
try‘s demand for 50,000,000 gofd
mm' (unonmhh . ,M500 ooo) teachers on the wonderfully success-
nom the three nationslss rep's.ra»- ul
"OM md “mu” hr “im” d  taking part, he stated. He
property and other losses uislng
n
oumtsewsr. §§
The League Council designated
57°” Wm °"n'*'u°» A"¥¢nf»|-“O d°‘ points of dual value, namely, ma-
gggw. *° fewrt 12° it on the cues- to-ni, suuiery, language and siege
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.Take Defeat C
(A. P. By Guardian special Wire)
LONDON, sept. as.-(wednesday)
_ Disappointment at the defeat of x1°°°“' H“"“P°m"° 1° Am'°” M°°'
the Endeavour, challenger for the
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which opened yesterday at the
The third annual Provincial School
vlnum nnusmea cuuuuds gives
P
ity, being first and second prize
of unparalleled success The
bits are ci the very finest qual-
rs at some fifty local School
fairs i.u the Province.
Mr Hamid Hynes, who is in
charge of organization, is to be con-
gratulated on his success.
A record breaking cru'.'.¢i :ttcnded
the oratorlcsl contest in the Paton
Pavilion last night. The Premier
the Hon. W. J. P. MacMillan, MD.,
ded, and in brief opening re-
marks, congratulated the pupils and
fair. It reflected great credit on
n called on the speakers taking
rt in the oratoricsl contest and
responded.
The speeches were judged on four
sonality They were received with
ch applause by the audience. The
owing are the winners: 1, Lillian
t, Cornwall; 2, Maynard Shaw
rnwall; 3, Athol Roberts Jr, West
Arnold Godfrey, Wiltshire 1,
Trainer, West Royalty B,
dred Crosby," Bonshaw, 9, Verna
West Uovshead.
Favourably ComrnentedUpon By
Judges Fair Formally Opened By
Premier MacMillan. Many Com-
petitors In Oratorical Contest. <
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Quality And Number Of Exhibits Q u e e n `M=T1`-y"`1YTW
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test, could not be particularly lack c
ing in the essentials He expressed t
the opinion that an eiiort should be
this country, it is in bringing back to
the ublic mind the truth th i
e as us ry ere,
the speaker stated
reminded his audience that judges
are not infallible, and that too much
stress must not be laid on the rank
ing of the speakers
R/ev. Dr Murphy, Rector of St
Dunstan's University, congratulated
the young orators for their splendid 1
eilcrfs He spoke briefly on the
to keep on in their eiiorts that per
chance one might become the 'silver
Mr R 0 Parent also congratuls
ted the young speakers He expres- o
made to get the people to think ag 75
riculturslly It the depression basl
made any contribution to society in mmm um |au»n¢h1ng of uh,
u
P ltlil'
culture isth b ic ind t h ls
The cratcrlcal contest judges were b
then called on to make a few re to
masks
Mr H H Shaw, in his remarks, lfmanma' h" tm’ M38”  F  A R  time the NRA Chief has "led °°, the writing, District Attorney Samuel J. Foley declared.
. _ . . _ .
vwsom' 4, me mvo,-pn, ¢1sewh¢,:,,_ _ _ gym 'hggvszbmlttegsinfofimillf “fd Hauptmann gave as his reason for the writing, it was stat- _
audiences, governments, and even W
nations Heurged the young orators ff
0
tongued oratcr of Prince Edward ls Uh
land.’ been greased with tons of oil.
A
Christen World’s
Largest Liner Today
-Elaborate Prepar-
ations
-_A
A. P by Gusrdi.nn’s Special Win)
GLYDEBANK Glasgow Bcpt. I
British merchant marine's
The
hallenger for the Queenship ofl
seas will be launched here to-
rrow by the Queen. Upwards of'
000 spectators including the'
g and the Prince of Wales, will
d's largest liner, as yet known
- is ' "51 i _ 5-_-T
o 7 o
5,000 I0'D°“?" T°” be HN
Reaches 262 I0 300 3Alzen Further
In Disaster
I-‘T N E S S ‘ RES|0NAT|0N Implicated   In
lll0NOH|N0
(C. P. Cable)
(By Guardislfs Special Wire)
WEEXHAM, Wales, Sept. 25.-
Another big explosim in the
grolford oolliery today blow df
me sealing that had been lllllo
yesterday and caused another
death, bringing to 262 l-he toll
taken in the fire and explosions
since Sstmvlsy.
The shaft had hom -_:sled
with nearly all the bodies inside
but lire and gas burst trough
the sealed velswsting shaft this
evening. _George Brown of
Bhostyllus, member of the slei-
etcn sis!! on the llomises, was
hurled $0 yards and fatally in-
jared.
Theshaftwillhavelobere-
sealed.
Meanwhile 2,500 men have
been thrown out of work, either
directly or ~ indirectly. Seven
hundred children are failserless.
ACCEPTED
Roosevelt Concedes To
. Wishes of NRA
Chieftain -Number
Rumored For Post.
(LP. By Guardinn’s Special Wire)
HYDE PARK, N. Y., Sept. 25 -
General Hugh Johnson tonight
tendered his resignation as Admin-
istrator ot the National Recovery
Act. I‘t was accepted by President
Roosevelt, effective Oct. 15.
The resignation came in the form
accepted by Mr. Roosevelt in an-
other letter which complimented
l
“° 534' General Johnson on his hard work
AFTE A H
The C“n”"°d White sta* une- and assured the NRA chieftain of
ildm °f the Ship have kept e R M T continued friendship.
"X “ke ‘meme 0”" the “am” It was made plain that today’s n
be “WH the Slant hull but resignation was for from the first
shipping circles here wihlle it 0 31 tim be r Uh
of a letter to the President and wasl b
Lindbfrgh Case
Telephone Number And Address
Of “Jafsie” Revealed In Secret
Closet Panel In Home Of
I-Iauptmann. _ ~~
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(By Francis A. Jamieson)
(Copyright, 1934, By The Associated Press)
(A. P, By Guardian’s Special Wire)
1 NEW YORK, Sept. 25-The telephone number and
, address of “Jafsie”-Dr. John F. Condon, ransom inter-
mediary in the kidnap-killing of baby Charles A. Lind.
ergh-were found today on a cleverly-built secret closet
panel in the Bronx home of Bruno Richard Hauptmann.
A second board, on which were written 'figures offi-
cials believed to be serial numbers of the ransom currency,
lso was found.
The prisoner, confronted with the exhibits, admitted
cd, an interest in the Lindbergh mystery, but this interest
, verbally to the President his resig- _
Wm M536 “|3*°\'! 1 nation. It was never before ac- was not defined.
l cepted. _
, #Ami
Queen Mary, who will mark the,
irst occasion of e. British Queen'
and launching a merchant
Revealed Reasons
f 1,°_ mhh dvessel willprassa button which ` Tod,th Re ld - ,,
power ° om ry W c as swaye lil release a set of triggers to Llberals E a' g e r For vealedalrlis r§asonsCoil'1e1s§0m¢(;amIeras0I‘e§b°‘md case' me district atmmey
"lebthh;\d~(;18a!€:do0101liJ.glide down  e'r  §;5gIl1;mi;r1l;-};géliSW,§1;`;l:_' pomtmg tm' pended on a lot of evidence. To-
), ,
curnpiemy in-oxen ,
--when 1 mu we md an lm- Brit. Premier
asserted, "1 meant iz, but it de-  Improved
e River Clyde the sllpways have By-electi0nS_ P1-esident's attention to the fact b1‘°“8'm f"°m the h°m° °f "W de'. n e a
e 8,500 feet or amber blocks fo 0 owmg es” Johnson, in his letter, uuueu the dey- h°W="f- 1”-’P°¢*'°' B’“°k“‘““ I H I 1' hy
0
sed the opinion that the speeches
for things of an agricultural .;_.ture.
Mrs Arthur Henry expressed re
material
b
were ol real educational value and to
will help instill in-all is real desire pm
- ' t
grst that, as she had to Judge stage ag
delivery, she must miss part of the th
Americsfs Cup, was keen in London, mTb° 1“d3°* “W M’ H H sh““"
pnuusupmseny zur me most pert. °
This yesr's races, although splash- ____
sd on the fmnt pages of the news-
papers. dis not seem to arouse any W
great amount oi feeling. Even Bat- A'
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Plulvwpfucally §:”;.r!‘l§.ili’°.lr°.t‘.:‘.2‘.ff'.i'.i.f‘..°.§l§;
Mil _ '
inns
is sepwiurs protest feueu is bring 1°
forth criticism here ss strong as *
as 11 th oe t 1
“bk ummm, mdmmd m “_ pleasure in suing able to near me cmcneting, Mr 1.eBmn'ru1t.mun eryhzlgy th; p_‘g;‘_l:1°_’_‘0___‘}_f__§_"_8 Johnson more going out of of | Wm ,um out to be number. of th.
At the close of the contest, while Mr. B. Ci. Peppin and Mr. Jay roots
Nw” m mm, gum" in tm Unk young speakers I-le considered an
ted States.
nnedy Mr
. COMING EVENTS.
MEETINGS ETC
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"Show-Ht. Btewart, Baturdsy.
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“Show-Oanoe cove, Friday.
1,.-sae-e-ss~si
"Borden
that the NRA was being reorgan-
i dant the boards taken from in _______
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The ceremony will be broadcast ((;_ p, B, ¢;,,“a|,m», spe°|,| Wm) ized and under the scheduled ro- Side B °1°S°t- Th” °°-W 15 “UW °°m' ST. JO1-IN'S, Newfoundland, Sept,
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ting her share an she brealm in n mbm' ' 1 to Q job was superfluous. He assured
movement by tearing down a Qagggwgweu 01 fggcmtgiom Egan. Mr. Roosevelt he would have his Smudlfd *md Pamauy °bm°"“t'°d'
an of woosvmx which hes  ,timed demgmqg ,Dmmd ' mm <.1ohnson'e> uonunueu friendship, but we could make out the emil-
“One of the boards had been
ted her wwe the begmnmsl Liberal “mn ma Pdm Mmme and that should he be “usd cn led address. 2974 Decatur Avenue,
he sound of the trailing of wreck- ‘R.. B. Bennett uall n gel;-3,1 gee? again to serve the new deal, he and I1 P21011! Humber. Sedgwldii
ual training, Mr J H Ke ’ Lindbergh bms rpms bo”-d could
eationul system which produced _*_--A--= (o. P. by ane.~si»n"» speelsl wire) l “W Th” Simi  P‘_§';1,d;"2“° 'fi ‘l‘,"”1 ’°”§’;fi "° be img,-,ed 0,- removed at Wm"
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spse.km._|ucn as spore in the <~un.l (continues unrage al vsnoouvnrt, Sept. zs~ssan>- m1§___d me lfilbnégliif  ‘xii um ,ms ,,.',;0',,“2m ,D ‘;'°“§’,,,°e,,,,§‘,§f The enum of circumstances
I W ‘ ' 'I = ’ nshnienff W °°mm“-“IW °e“l"`°° 1°' be) 92 su rten- zehriad SNK ¢hg!-t me mum, of the his re¢0v_ which authorities hope will link
seriously disahbd war veterans so‘when thepfwon " a§f'1351;"§ ery unit fn the fuf,u,.e_ .Hauptmann to the abduction, as
they might grow crops and conduct ,ma Govemment gg§”,me *won _7o}~,_,,s,m»5 resignation Ieaves the j well as to the $50,000 ransom ex-
small industries was recommended awning Wm see the 'appearance of field of NRA Admfnml-ation free to u tortion, was further strengthened
toihy 2 lé\;_;i_K_;\Y__|_i»¥1i_l____11__:f__VY 3;' T L Church, K c_ veteran of PM half g, dozen or more business and by two other major developments.
e dm the slivway sivinz her tam. Four Liberal victories in the w°uld be Nady to do S11 3' 4- _ ,_
e plume as me hum slides uieuu- ave Federal by-elections in onto- President lioosetiifelt in_de°cer>tir;s “amber ‘el "N “me °f the "ef" °
.  &; no Monday including two gain! Johnsolfs res gna on, sa he fe a Ons.
. nm v. Dr. Murphy Mr. R. O. Parent, 'I‘he judges at the Fair yesterday C tm _ ’ ` th NRA <1 lfm d i, f t "W showed this to the prisoner,
M in m md' but it was “km nd Mrs, Arthur' Henry. were: M.r.‘Uordon McMillan, grains; ( on ned on Page 3) lfgmUb(g(:i1lse<§I;tlb:s’elel;:i‘;?n. led no phise of llldsfulnfelss. dna lliat llise Haupgmann, who admitted having
f ‘ ' time has come for revision. It was Written \`»hl-‘J H0°6tl°11~
e Judges were determining the and potatoes; Mr. Gordon Warren ° ° Rt' mm' W' L” Mwkenme Kms' d 1 I th ,_ tht _. 1 _
rs. the chairman called on Mr. and Mr. D. C. Schurman. garden D lstnlssals  gwzgw Il§;g,;‘;;,n°’;1, :_ ;T:new§1B§,meaperhB§,, $33," sae "There also was written on a
A. nyssrt, nan., Leader _ur the vegetables; Mr. James Tait, flowers: H b G t~ _mo ___ __________ ____ ___________ ____ nm ____ “___ board 1,, the close, the ,,,.,,,1 num-
w,d,_y.| mlm' “am” mowing T_'o_ Opposition in New Brunswick, who is Mr. F. S. Reeves, fruit; Miss Eliza- ep urn Ov » ,mud that B vow be held on the. _bers oi' certain bills. These numbers
the Province at present, to maize beth McMillan and Miss Louue , , , d th mba vm,” M Fm” Rwm are now being checked. One of
few remarks. He expressed great Vllssard, cookinl. sewins. knitting, C r I t I c I Z e d 9’°‘”" 5 ° W °' 0”: A Ithem_ and possibly ,,11_ ws believe
tive was instructed to investigate g‘§vg;'§‘f:,§§athsy_T;fc€;;nm°vT:xgle cllg-nttllide trbolglsimigggiolligpidgrxgnglb ty
the proposal and bring in a report. ry ' 0 1, the duclmme by Depart-
"“=" The vlan is designed to wwlv to M°"d°y' fiimef afgonjgbfhose m;m°n,§°§ M! url? f Justice agents that thui
'llortomest tMir. urch emsro-are emu Mi.m ° _
venth Marquess Of Waterford Found Shot men whose iniuriev -are so serious back 22 p,,,,u,_,,,,,§'§".,m, ,, $50,-_ serum, informs; and -friendly ad- footprints of the onetime muumuu,
In An¢estx-3] Home WW W" Unflmd 1°' °"‘““*”'Y °°` (gy of 2,564 over his nearest ep- viser to the Administration, and gunner in the German army are
°UDGl»i°¥l-1 If th! f°°°"‘m°“d°"l°" ponent Major H P Snelgrove Gefard Swope, President of the similar to those found in the earth;
____ I W” °°°°7’t°d by me D°mml°“ Liberal. Graham 'Spr'v. U. C. P". General Electric Company. about the Hopewell Farm home of
w' Y' C‘M° B7 G‘“"‘"“"' SPWN win) G°v°'mmmt' '°u`°°n‘t§`lned Wwe' candidate polled 4,669. Mr. Church's
DUBLIN Sept. 25-Another tragic chapter was written today in the ments would be_ eqtaibllishcd vow was 13307 and Major SML _ _ _ The dgswvsry in gh” gm-B89 01) _
arse ridden-. history of the ancient Beresford family. when the young throughout the country where vet- move., m_643_ mm Liberal ,,0u,._ Dornlnlon Frult nauptmmn-5 home of mu, sun-
571 that was Condorvs phone
er me warm, gh.. vessey °,mm_ TORONTO ont sept 35__wm_ organization setup he felt his own pletely broken. |25.-In this old Newfoundland capi-
tal, Premier Ramsay MacDonald of
Great Britain will deliver his fare-
well address to the new world Thurs-
day night on the eve of his depar-
ture for the Old Country to take
over once more the reins of govern-
ment.
His sight improved and his general
health restored by a long holiday in
Canada and Newfoundland, the Bri-
tish Prime Minister sails Friday a-
board the liner Nova. Scotia for
Great Britain with his da hter Ish
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bel, who accompanied him on the
t _
our
His address Thursday night will
be the first which Mr. MacDonald
has delivered since he arrived in
Canada in late July. Since then. as
he travelled in leisurely fashion
through the Maritimes and New-
foundlnnd, he has uttered occasion-
,al brief declarations through the
press, but has mode no public
‘ speeches.
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line Club loading hogs, 1; _ _ , ,
lambs. calves. Albans. wednesday. seventh Marquess of warmer-a was nuns snot sees in the sneem-all erens ans their rumiueu enum sup- ,M mme dechnuom the c_ c_ F um. in me ,md mkm ,O mos.; \'.$SlINTiA\_ 'fo Iliff
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lith. Websters Orchestra. I cents
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Rink. L-NB-9-25-21
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A verdict of 'swldeutll doeth vu rdumed the wrouefl Jury ln- f°ffS- ii W Said- sgtgeudut the o. o. rn executive R e p 0 r t up which the kisnepper climbed
lining to the belief that accidental discharge ol’ a. sporting gun caused Redlwtiim in WIUGB 01' P2115-101161* maintained if the vote was out at _.__ the night of March 2, 1932, to steal
the death ol the salon oi' one of lrolsnd's oldest lines. Bat the tenantry on account of the pensions receiv- an n ,und fr ¢h C _ Mb from ms Q,-1b_
we-1 vm ° ww' o.x>.no»-si 's mwue tnefsmous v
°d W" P’°t°5°°d in ‘ r°°°1‘m°n "ll" *»°W~ (0'I’I'AlIrA,uSei:tl.` '25-,xpple pro! As the minute search of the
9”” ““"“‘“°““" |'~°"°'“' 5°" f°f Ulwnll duction in census is enuumu at nuupmnnn mme brought :mn
Uniimf-‘iv Dail" ~ ° ' ‘ F-°P°’°“°°i°"5 °f \'°°¢“° °-“°¥¢‘5 In the only other three-comms mu com ares with the new evidence-District Amir-'
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a yeen. have met untimely (C. r. ay ousraumu special wire) luuum mu u recommendation than selves om; H, o. nm-image, con- :fl "p1’;‘§,,es' MQ’ my abgut mfu ed to ,,,,,,,“,’°,,,"e ,§,§§,,,,.,,c,, ,<,,,,.,._
WU- 'n‘°°° W ‘P°"”' °f °°“"°' 9-*-W1' JOHN- N- 3-- 9°Pi- 25- - "‘° “° "mit ’°" °"'"’”"’ “nmi '°"'°"°' M24: 'md B' W' M” the quantity. Apricot; incl-eased. :uw of colonel Lmusereh-
dslths on the ll\l>tl0fl°ld» 01 Qpplicaticn of the Commonwealth "59 "°°”`*“s "u°"°‘“'°’° °‘°" b' "' D°”°m' md°p°°d°“t' W' but the crop oi' grapes is somewhat The Lindberghs sped eastward in
there have been many in er gn Q,-der ggn,-|mn¢ 0,6", duced from 80 to 50 years. The Liberals joined Fronteneo-Add- .,Mu,,._ their plane after spending the,
° “ms hi»*»°1'v‘ °f *hs funny- G°n1°uHut°h1ns»w~dl»m1»ud w- P“‘°°’P’° °‘ °°“°‘“‘*”‘¢ ‘M ‘°; “’°*°__  “"1 Nm” Y°’“‘ ”‘““ "‘° in Nev.. suous, moraine ai me mm in » umm Minoru-1 town
sean enum ce is roar Bam- day y-ludse J.A.B\rrr- The Bt-etc °*‘”‘*"'“ ‘"’°"‘ “ P°“°‘°“°' ’° °°°` rt h as une <1 'rin reiueies their plum st cin-
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ff li'-\l’|'l°d l-°¢lmb|‘l¥|¥°. Mill WDM ing and coloring were retarded Uniontown.
3"” W” * °3‘“`¢° °f n°°‘°‘WP°n °f hu ‘ ~ and there was considerable drop- In line with their repeated as-
°“ °f WU* md °"° °hud"°°' ' ping. Owing to winter injury, heavy sertions that the case is "by no
7°” '7““° 3”" "°f“'°d th* °'d°' °n ` poets in June and severe droughts means" ended as conoems Issdore
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Workers’ intensive organisation drive
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sotims, t0 be ordered by the govem-
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Many Mills '
Remain Closed In U.S.
'fyle complaints that discrimination
was being practiced against those
who joined the strike. They will be
lodged with the textile lsrbor nels-
tlons board, soon to be appointed by
President Roosevelt under the strike
settlement plan proposed by his
Mediation Board.
Francis J. Girman, who was the
leader of the strike, said today such
discrimination was so widespread in
tgisouth that in many mill centres
t was sentiment for a resump-
tion of the walkout.
Numerous mills in the south con-
tinued closed today. the second
working dey since the strike ended.
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