BOWLING
WRESTLING
SEPTEMBER zz, 1933
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g _ _ c:HARLoT'rr~:'rovvN_ _ GUARDIAN _ PQGE SEVEN
BOXING _
BASEBALL _ QASKETBALL  _ A 
N l3.W$t°‘rr.r SPCDRT WORLD   
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ST_cHAR_LE5 COUNTRY GLUE wmnle wmkle 2_l3,___ o.Bmn NEW YORK Sep; 2_ (AP) of Canada, vi-oil it decision over.
|Wil111iDe8. Sept 21-Cansdsfs out Stables. with a minimum of ms___'____ excite iGeol'ge Herrington, equally of Ed- (Canadian Press Cable)
.mundston. Joseph “Kid" Lemieux_ SYDNEY, Australia, Sept, 21-
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AD V    s andinl golf rivals advanced to Bellirli Scott 2.09%, Wm. McKay, l ment, washington ommuy teak
I night to the finals of the Canadian Kensington, charge of the American League pen_
wslnm: ;clos_e _golf championship by Pixie 213% Robert Humphrey, nant at home today by defeating st
C V c 5 v c ml es in the semi fin K9r\5irrE¢°11 Louis Browns 2 1 in a closely fought ls ll' clalmmi io the Weiierweighi' ye”
thus won the boxing championship
of the city of Edmundstorl and also
An Australian cricket team is al-
most certain to tour England nex‘
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als hem i'°dii ' . ` _ iCi`l3mDiOnbhiiJ of the Maritime Pro- A meeting Of the eric'/.ct hoarl
Ma k  227 MIXED game |
at M __hMD.ct__e1e s,hToy;o_t:e1¢nd. Emma wa_w°n_ Peter M__ME_h_m_ Although there had been ume U Ivlnces. The battle lasted 10 three _of control was held tod.ly under
9 . W 0 0 B °P¢1\ Kensington any doubt for weeks that the sem .minutes rounds and was witnessed _the presidency Of R. A. Oxlade .
(Canadian Press) _
fr Klrkh by a thousand f . Le ie when the pro osed tour was full
Los ANGELES, sent. 21. _ Jlro t 1 tp. ld ' ' » ~| l _
5__w___ mst ranking player of Japam ‘xg gardegesileagg ?;’§;;;1:;ri;_§”n":i (say, Alperton, New York Giants in the World Ser- weighed 143 lbs. and Herrington _discussed The meeting was held
today advanced to the semhnnala _naw Mn R K Bemnto __ b ( peter S, 2_15:g_ pl,-,mk Mmldum ies, it took today's victory to remove _147. Lemieux is anxious to meet. ,in camera and apart from the is- '
' ' ‘ -Ma" ° 9' Aibgrton New _York Yankees’ last mathema- any other boxer who wollld alsoisulng of a list of tentative Englislii
ll me smllhwe" “uma cmmllloll' w'i°h°id°’ ‘mm Wm“iP°3» 4 and 3 A tical chance of winning the chain
,hips with an easy victory over Don Mi" K““i°» Bifimiey BFOWD Al
Flashing her best match play of bemn_ pionship. With B7 victories to their |Marltinies. proceedings were satisfactory, no
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nrrnlrlill of Australia. Scores were th 1, I i ,
e wo weeks' Ml& Kkkham made Bill C h t H credit' the senators can M59 an 01 --»-~-D* ,definite announcement regm-(img. i
claim the weltcrweight title of the
fixtures and the stutelnciit that.
y oc an a, eber Hardy,
thi’ °th" “mil bradlet bf deiiisiiie the six games they have left andi lhe tour was mrlde It was lllidoi
SECOND TILT
POS TPONED
(Canadian Press)
SPRINGIIILI., N. s.,' sept. sl
three-out-of-five series between
-The second game of the
Springhill Fcncehustcrs and
'Iurrrlnuth Gateways for um
Nova Scotia Baseball Champ-
ionship, Wu ruined out today,
The game will be pl,-i_\-ed go.
morrow, weather permitting.
- Fencebustvrs won the opener
7-0. |
fn Halzfax , ALBERTON RACE BOXING
IITSTANIJING SENATURS RUIN ‘ AUSSIES WILL
(¢3°Miii“D PNB) ` i  I In A spectacular bout staged nr,
HALIFAX, sept. ill-.Lloyd Bry-
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uiwli, YOU-“El Ciii“`i°i'i°i'°‘V” °YCii5ii Entries for races at Alberton,, UFl5i°"f 135° Friday evening, &pt.iTuUR   l
rrrivcd ln Halifax tonikht to com- _ Sain,-day_ sept 33_ |933: ;15th, Joseph “Kid” Lemieux, locaii ' I
pete in we Halifax Junior Bioyolo nz CLASS .boxing idol and brother or Bif»
Suiurda’ M 2 illemieux, well known in the Mari
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race yi  N F I N A l S aa Volo 13%. olBr1en stables  Y A N  I ll
B"i';‘n_lf_’nn0_l;sgsl£°g_l;';l_l:_fl l;__:__:_:-i°’ _, King Frisco, Myron Mogrghm-_‘ itimes as a boxer and pretender to 
ll ' Kensington. the bantamweight championship _
SON OF REBEL
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iclals. Young Hernandez arrived at
the palace while 5,000_ government
supporters were staging a demon-
stration in front of the building,
shouting vivas for Crrau, It was
understood he was acting as All
I cmissary.
i Grau spoke to the demonstrators
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Shiloh Will meet Jack Tldbnll who ]y defemm Isobel P bah an _d I _ Aibe|'i3°n» i f - . - i i
K e ll S rv Co el H. Horn Elmsdal still finish B' game ahead °l the. _ 'stood a committee was iippoiiiwrf ___"'- i
Mi‘“m°°*‘i °° ii" "r“i'iir‘*»i° Wief- ing, ontario iunicr champion from 1°" M"
W ir! ¢i°f°“iii`i¥ mi~W°i'f“ Vimlf Toronto, 'I and 5. She will meet
-i1'~» 1"r°fi°ri°i= J- Perri' °f Erisiwd. Miss Mackenzie tomorrow in an ia-
defending champion, and Ibliel' hole final for the title.
!5i°°i°`“ °f 1'” Angeles “W ifhii Uiir' , Both eastern shot-makers were at
sr semi-firlalistl.
HUME RUNA T
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June Guy. W. Harper, Tignlsh.
Orphan Annie, R Thompson
Elmsdale.
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2.30 CLASS
Pussy Foot, D. McCarthy, Tlgr-lish_
Billy Volo, Christopher, Tignish.
may °°°h°ni°~ °`Bri@n Biabieb out a. 10-3 victory at Philadelphia
mmm* Aubrey- Jai 0'Bri€r1 behind the six-hit pitching of young 1
’ 4 Springhill R d S ., N ' f . 1 ‘
° °" OW Sciiiid _July 6, Leeds, July 20 and Lclidclr ,.5(.h_ pm,.,.sOn_ Mahaffw Coombs
lulllol bllscllall cllllmplmls will leave . (Oval) Aug 18 The tos*s would 'uid Coclir'iri(= Hives
ii; llllf(_l_l_lSCtlOl_;_:il1nlOl l_0lll___;llgll_5_i'°_gl“yi:lll be four day marches ulilcrs flici -*"“"*-""‘
` 0 ° e all me bber was dcpcndt-lit on the flliill - - .f.=»
champlonsh- 1 S _ d _ ru _ - ~ |  fold. political opposition a\\....cd
Re lp ser ell ll lll lly igame which would their be played! heat Turnbles the reply of mg supporters pg de.
Eldon Auker.
M5101' B€iWi-rl, D. Campbell, Trailing 2-0 as the result of Jim
The wddmm ‘na unnmely Montrose mie Foxx’s 47th home run if th;
S T A N n I N G ROYBI Wvrihy. Rayner, Albertcn. season with Mickey Cochra e o
mtg T.  “‘ed"__f_'§i_“‘°° °’ .lille wltto c i-I weeks, Alber base. ih° Tigers fell on Johnny
grct b th em-ll f i `much lon' Marcum, the sensational recruit
re y e p°°p° ° Pllllce Ed` Witte J1m_ G, Dnw50n_ summer. from Louiuville, and scored six runs i
ll I Y t/er z ' r
mm lm. es day Foxx’ ,wud Isllllld' He was mums" °f side, in the third to put the game away.
ithletioc, 1; Johnson, Athletics 1; ‘om of the fine" m¢;_ng plant, in
' Roy Volo Jr., Alherton Stables.
9i°“°f “CWI L Eastern Canada., and held s ei
The Leaders: Foxx, Athletics, 47; iof night races together mths lily: mlmllllg R`ll'°°'“Pl'lll°e5° Laura’
Riiih. YD-1111668. 30: Guehfis. Yank- day meets this year. He not cnl
es, ao: Klein. Phillies. 21; Berger. rm for rancher in various part: ”“°l"' Gm' B”‘“““ B°“' M°“""' ,
“"“'“' ”' 0! ¢hl °°\mt\'y. but- as an extensive Maker' ‘
Leann Tombs Amer-lomi. sm; sued., md my” ,u,p,,,t,,. d _*___ _
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Naifionll, Q1; 10081, 1,024.
 i: rum* Puhlpl Will IIQVCI' bd filled,
because the list of men who have T U G' 0 F " w A R. MONTREAL, Sept. 21-Sat-urday
'mixed brains in forming an insti- _S-pt. 30, will see club owners of
tutfon of this kind makes it most ithe National Hockey League ln
difficult for others to start in , E
when ho loft off; _ annual meeting. The schedule for
Life M full of pathos, Change 1938-84 will, it is expecte<i,_ be ad-
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hnrncl racing, he leaves a. vncanwy
thing advances, either in an in-
friendship. Death smote our gentle
along the cool sequestered vale of
lights of the fix-mament of your
sheen the some comforting rad-
(Canullm Press)
I-IALIFAX, Sept. 21-Premier
Angus L. Macdonald, who rccentlyl
resigned his part time position at
Dalhousie Law School ss lectures
on procedure, will be succeeded by_
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and decay characterize our journey Th _ ` tt d t P
\»=-» M -d »~<=m»- 1-  555.3.: ;,;;°‘1;,°;:..zl.;“.°:.l, rf °f   We rd
bg _ announced.
0 mm” to thu pxmclph .very §°u§?_ ii; _i";g;°i'_f'”g _team Sf 21° Present indications are the lea
o src o ‘ rnce p or
mum x. 5 dem in t _ _ gue again will operate on a, nine-
EASURE C ll ° as g lla “le ii” S"°“K “mi M°"’S°“ "“"i°f club basis with each club bovine
Tl" mlld glanlll’ clllmbles lllto and Senior Trophies. In the Junior 24 ames lat hmm and E Slmum. _ ,
dust. The tall oak of the forest is contest me following are the results: nmgber away (contlnuednfrom Page 1) '
first A under shoot, then a lreen North Bedeque vs. St. Eleanors: Much mterest M we meeting it  ; 
Seniins. until. ultimately. it is nonh Beceque won both pulls, the ’ ' ‘ ~ “We -
succeeded by decay Bo it is with first in one minute 28 seconds and ls learned' Wm pmlmbly omimletil was made llp of "le" wll° were lend'
' ' ' round the Dr`°lX1§*‘d °h9'riZ0 I1 S ers of public opinion in their own
fi..`He‘|§f1l'i5 l\‘,l‘li»€- l mlii C122
;l;ness of ___f:nc:fe“thl;___ E1 _Se ih:o_f;’°“d “ °“° “ue all deferred penalty rule. it has been rounnles, brst fitted to interpret to
beauty of youth- 'then in the selower Bedeque vs Kensington: suggested that a team may have lllelll pcoillll lllo lllcllls ol men lllcy
_:__ sth of ___ _“___ ___ th B ___ .on b L__w____'Bed____“e the only one Player on the penalty had mot from the other nations or
lin n f d th; iytedlm t e flot iwone lllnirlute and 8 seconds' bench at one Mme' lmtead at E the Commonwealth'
9" ° bi* 9°” _- He 'hen ‘;___d“_n 1 m_m___e and 50 seconds' maximum of two under the present Among the most important points.
°°i"5e5 50 °m°n3 mem m3 days 59N Anna _vs Cen__m_ Bedequef rules- _ on which agreement were reached,
are rrigiiib his ’“iSSi°rr i‘iSi°rY- “W “ ' ___ m‘ Oninron it appeared, was about he placed the .mvisnbiliiv of eivingi
Cruel, cruel death. Thou of the New A-“mm _,Wim boi; _px __ d 1: evenly divided on this change. high Conmiissiosiem diplomatic func-L
iw. relentless sriv. thou destroyer “"i in ‘my ‘”° ‘°°°“ 5' °° 'chose who favor it claim that und- ,i,,,,s_ ,md mess ,O me F,,,.e,g,, 0f_,
9! lsvelinoss, beauty and sweet 1 minute 49 s°°°llll_;' _ Thu as 0! the l7\‘°5€‘rii7 f°I'WB1`d P&S5i1'\8 “lie flce, This would work rt great ad-;
““’““i' V5' Fr” Wil' W s team wmlleiled to Play vwo men varice lr. relations. 'rue Domlnions. i
Clow, third, Cyrus Perry
Me r c It a n t s’
Alliance Holds
Meeting
o ted at that meeting, and a. num
friend. To have, had the privilege me mlm exclllng evellll of lille ev; short for any considerable period- in d9v(.10pmg1_h9i,»0wr, sums, might
of walking even a short distance enlllg’ and me grelllcst exlllb l lm ° four men against six-is handicap- have the m1\»;mm._,€ of placing their
elldllllallce' The mlsll pull was won Ped V0 the P01115 0! exiinciiml- junior officials for a year or two in
m,_ ,img me m,,my_ d,,_,,y_ b,,m_ i_>_1_'eF;;E:_?_‘_i_“__i;_i__1’;‘;‘_“__‘;_ie;_3;§__°_;’_;d_“_; o_;_l;:_1_;s_. _v_»_“li;> ogpx gfnem chegg the British Foreign ofrlrr.
ing road of time with one who was _ ’ ma ii ° ° “T
able io understand. was of itself  Jiang gil in stave off a team at iuii strength oommrmwoalti. Tribunal
solace. declared ____ draw ’ _Pr‘°l;idB _A3110 Off 55;? rr;<;i;nSP€;5_:;1“' More adequate Doniliiion repro.
And what s. memory. In the days After 5 rest pc__md_ the teams if eil 95 0 m nfd ng » _ sentatlon in the capitals of the oth-
and yea" to comm M Wm bear __ am attempted to break the dead_ Pi9»Y€r` d"Hi5 are °° i 0 Y 9* er Commonwealth Nations was es-
with you as L perfumed tmasme _(ik and after pumng for _mee Pei-Wed in i'i0<`ir°Y Circles- Ii is scntial. An important advance had
Mmicl No. 810-Twolmtfon sack, from Eden the blissful souvenir of lt _ with Freetown ap_ Winifd Wi mai in the °ii Sei’/50'” been made irl the recommendation
half peaked lapel, popular semi- lt hu < __ . bl mlllll es mole Only 0119 deiil 01 mB.l0r irrillori/i‘~nC9‘ for a Common\‘.'<faltli Tribunal to
conservative model. ll man Wm h W e' na “res n° e' Dilrifrliiy havin! 9' Slight advantage’ has been made, that which sends Soivcjusm-i,,b1c d,_;pmC5_ some d(,1_
man. I know that a real star has neither team could get the other_ Hee Kurea no ,mmnm from the , egates f__vo__ed __ general ____b__m___,
I I gone ‘mm olll' me sky M yllllr “M055 me lllle and ll’ was “alll de- 0i»i»BfWi3- 5\‘U5i30!`S Bild Bob Gracie 'others, bi-lateral arbitration treaties
e I  dauy comms *md gums' and I dared 8' dmv to be deemed at me fi'°m the M5Pi¢ I-'fails to 0ii9~“’5- with separate courts. The important
know, too, that somehow the azure next contest ln the rink. The sch€du1e_ it is 1ea.med_ sets thing was me umlmmity of ag__Cc_
blue °f i-he Pendant °im°PY Wiii TWU teams pulled for the Selllol NOV. 9 101' the 0lJ9r\i-UZ Ciiiie *md ment on the necessity oi adding to
never be quite so bright again; or Trophy. K€r1SiriSi0r\ VS- 5i~ Elem' March 13 ns the closing. Such a me presmt n,,,cm,.,,,,.y_
come what may, will the other 0rS- Si* Ei°a“°i'5 Winning' 2 mllllltes Cl0SiD»8 da-ii’ if Bd0Pi'-rd W0Uid Der' “We came with some ti~epidntion,"
“nd 26 seconds' The Captaln ol me mlii €<i»i1@r Oi irh<‘ New Y°i`i< °i“i>5~ said Senator F. S. Malan, of South
earthly soioum be able to offer K@r“i“€i°rr *em W" ‘i“‘“°5 Pm' should they figure in play-°if and Africa. we rilrinr irriow what was
your bereft hearts the same soft ‘i"5“°' “nd °f Si' El°““°"' my Stanley Cup same-s Playing 011i expected of us. we have rome vrry
. T;_l_l_§°lll` _ m mm 91103' §r'iEB»S0rr19r”ii» °rr ifiieir mme much closer io each other since wci
lance of the presence departed. ere was ll' We vllll 'lg iC¢- Hiiherw ii has been f9‘lr`i<i met here in this collrngcclis exper-
DR ,_ w_ CHRISTOPHER test. First, Wallie Richards, Bede- neoessary fm. New York clubs to imenty
ii“°- ii ii~- 7 ii”-i "°°“d- °y"“"’ finish their Stanley Cup sames °11` The pre-eminence of pereein Em-
P‘f"Y» ihird Fr” M°y”' the ice of opponents as we is H0* pire hopes was stated ro.-molly in
S u c c e e ds To Riiimifig High 'l“_mp°`15t' cecll i avaliable 8?- Mlidil-P011 Square Gal” the report of Commission 1, on the_
Bi’-ms' 5 ft' 2 ins" Scwml' Allen den 9118! the end 01 Maifir- principles of co-operation in For-_
P 0 s l t I 0 n A t °ni°i“l‘s”Rel"°°' Geollge sheen?  ship of Lord Cecil. Co-operation
Daz, Lau) Schooz Timaru A* A'HL°?l';_l_"i’£__Krl;;sl“il;a' with the United States was named
Announcer, ug . 0 011- -
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be sentenced to death- by de"cElta-
tion, are: Mar Nus Van Der Lubbe,
24, said by the authorities to be a
Dutch Communist; Ernst Torgler,
42, former Communist floor leader
in the Reichstag, and George Dim-
ltroff, Blagoi Popoff and Wassil
C. B. Smith, K. U.. prominent* _-__ T H Bl I lm M ref _
Halifax lawyer. John Willis, who_ (Cnliadlan Prose) get: l ug" an po C u lthe ground that it might give the
Iilidiéd It 0Xf0r`d md lPBnt two SAINT JWHN, N. B., Sept. 21- The mdicment as _,em by the impression the conferences were in
years at Harvard Law School, will P s Wrli ~i of North Devon, residing Judge Wilhelm Buengen some sense instruments ol govern-
substitute for Prof. Horace E. N. B., and Duncan MacDougal1, shamed the mf, mth "having “_ ment.
Read, who has been Krariied 0 Fredericton, were chosen President tempted partly md conjohmy in 'I‘he habit of discussions between
yenr’s_leave of absence to study at and Sccrc..i-y, respectively. of the one and me “me continued nct_the Foreign Secretary and the Dc- I
Harvard. Added to the staff is Maritime Mei-chants' Ailirmge at to overthrow tm Gemmn comm 'minion representatives as occasion
°°°'5° °’°““°' "’h° ii"d““i"i “'°“‘ *ire ““"““i r“°°ii“¥ °i *hai fir- muon by firing the nr-loiistrg with
Dalhousie in 1932 and since ob-jrrnlzotirm here today, pr-a5id¢n¢,g.mnHcc “forethought U m_e“mm_
“lined me dem” °f Mui" °i‘°i the "i‘il°“5 “ii” Wiii “C5 “S ary to starting an insurrection."
_Laws at Harvard. Thirty-three`lviee-presidents for the alliance. The mst My-5 session was dc_
students have registered in first Next _vom-'s meeting will be held votgd to me habits and character
"ear IEW this firm. R record regis- concurrently with that of the RAE- of Vnn Der Lubbe who according
L "*“°°- “iii N¢r°i‘°“°=' A-i=°°-Mi°n~. \ ho sbs morris ao... aaufiboqi mr.
session at Toronto for the semi-
to camp.
in Springhill next week.
Lady Parklite, Kangaroo Kid, Ken-  D U L E   _._________ `
For Title Bout
(Canadian Press)
AMI-IElR.S'I‘, N. S., Sept. 21-Al-
`bert MacDonald. New Waterford
challenger of the Maritime ban-
ilamweigflit crown now held by Kid
Hart of Moncton, has arrived in
N011/hlwi-t, N. s., to train with
Babe Ankles for his bout with the
tltlist in Moncton Sept. 29.
EMPIRE
“am” i , Louis
Yanks. New York, idle today has I- F Rm dm,
' _ 1 ' t 8. cable to solid to tll~ _._~,y|mIC__\N LEA FE I
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won 87 games and lost 55 with eight | lu 1 _ _ G i
llryb iktC-lb, l: ,
to 80 Washington hlls lost only 49 lioldly llfmgleicietc 1; Fnlglalillllverll
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| Detroit Tigers salvaged the last( ~" i lllle illllllllsell llllllilli clllll’ l` \ »-iiington .. , _  ,_
l 133 matches inclllciilii; five tests U3(H,_.;, Kmm and shea
' - I game of s, four-game series with -‘ i _ .
0'!-Mary. Philadelphia Athletics by slamming _+ |'I‘he dates for the trsts are as ful- .-ri and Sewell.
icimaiiiiirr PWSS) iiows: Nottingham, June 8; London Ufiriiii    - -  11 13 0
SPR1NGiiTLL. N- S-. Sent. 31.~’f1. rdsl June 22- ivianrlirsm-fPl‘ll“d°li’i““    3 5 I il
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from the balcony and told them
the people of Cuba have a “free
and independent country."
In the presence of government
officials young Hernandez: said his
father had not actually tclkcll up
arms against the govcrninent.
Later. when officials had gone, he
crown om Margery l sm Mon .mm ` to ul i _, __i______
e Volo 214% Brenton Ram 5 T3 W° d 5° me °i'i¢5 i'° °PP°5B “ns m “x‘ ll it corrected himself and said his
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father had opened his campaign
against the govt-rlimr-nt l»f.»c.lil.=.e ho
wzis “almost forced to tif. il"
Alnmunliiun Ship Arrivts
This afternoon u‘~.l‘ol:g,s rush»=:l
to the water front as tlw Uliitvcl
States ammluiliiori ship Nitro,
E_|bringh1; supplies to the crutscr
Richmond, ncsed its way past Mor-
ro Castle into the hai'bol‘. Storms
' i had delayed her arriinl two (lays.
The destroyer Stllrtcvanr also
rrlved to replace another destroy-
i 0 ’ ' ‘i flllker and Pasck. Marcum, Diet- er which stem)-,ad for Key West,
ilniitclios llotwcoii l,:lr_niir- wid
fillstrulia r\li~ht no- ninth-~~ .1;'. is
1934 was eriterta;ned fo. clwlnr '\\l_,-
iltne” bowling tactics llsrtl by livr-
Sfaffs Tfa if! in g' lolfi Larwrlorl, Fnglisli fu *_ li~-, Hr,
,iin the tests last. winter. l
i Controversy over this type oi.
ibowilng has resulted lr. boib any
.land and Australia and it ia' likely
that final settlement will be marler
int the next imperial crii-ki-t coll-_
iferenee.
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YRELATE Sl Ml
if lllilll'
(Canadian Press!
MONTREAL, Sept. ‘ll-»B:lnkf.‘d
clouds that looked like the coasti
of the Atlantic Ocean rind the son,
beyond were blamed today by the
eign Policy, undcl the ch'lirman
its a, vital fmillre.
Commission 2 went on to consider `
the machinery needed for co-opora-
tion in Foreign Policy. While ad-
mitting the need for preparatory
work, the United Kingdom, Canad-
ian and South African groups op-.
posed 11 single pcrmluicnt, Sccrctnr-i
lat for the Imperial Conici'cnccs, oni
winners of this years Jfiines Gnr-.
don Bennett balloon rilrre for thein
failure to break the United States,
balloon distance record - 1.172 i
miles. I
Hero with their balloon wliichi
drifted 845 miles from Chicano tor
n point north of Riovcre a Pierre..
Captain Francisck Hynek am-li
Lieut. Z. Brzimski are on route to!
New York where they will sail for;
Rome. The victoi'y gives their gov-i
ernmerlt. the right to stage the bril-
loon race in Poland next yefliz _
Fivr-, Day Tramp i
configuration were spvliteri wliile
their gas bog was riding 19.000 iooti
from the ground, said the :lcro-i
carried out to sort conipcll-_id tl~.r=nii
to descend, The hrilloon rlinivcd ii-
sclf inelegaliily oil a ii'<‘r_~ :md the
balloonists stnrieri n five dm' imnip
ivny line and thcii to flip north-f
cnstcrn Qurhec village of Rivlerr-'
a Plone. i
Lieut. Brzynski rocoilriting incirl-,
.
ents of the flight, “how we could
ascend 3.000 foot by tlirowiiiiz all
ly easy io soar over an oncoming
storm and the whole flight was
particularly cduclttional in im-,
thalr forlinul illsltlitllltioiisl   _
Commission 3 reported its agree-
mont on thc ndvlsnbiliiy of a Com-i
nionwealih Tribunal. it uniform*
Conimonwenlth Sliippiiicf Law. ulil _
through rnzirrying aliens, nlld crliliiot,
assume ritigclisliip iii their new ‘
.arose should be ciiccllragcd. li. was
felt. Reliance should he placed on 
convciiielice rind practice rather 
Commission 4. on rn-cipvi-nticli for
pllrposes other tlinii for-vigil pnlil-y,
reviewed work ol thc I-Iiiipliw Mir-
' _ kciing lSoni~d_ niiolll to he ahol:.=!i.‘f’.
§crl crlmilllal tendencies, und who
rrpcfilcdli' was sentenced in jail 1
in Vfii`i°iiS C°iiiiii'ii`5 im' miiioi' Ui' l that macllilvwv ivriliiiiltrel ici' li :ue
lenses °r reslsbios authority, _ _ range of purposes.
Thcrc was sonic i~r'::~l~t vi if.: ici"-
inili:liir\li_ but it r-_-;< `\r~.~.z' ii vit,
i Rumors Re Inflation
T110 <`i0ii<iS “'iii\ iii” i1“°¥r~‘i“i`ii”“i 1 adinw iiirlusti-_.al niarkeis took
d Sox players said they were
_ (to a finish. '
confident oi taking Moncton Mic-_ P__q_b_mV _“___ ___,m_____Hm__a,i In Chicago |
miles, Nov: Bl'u'is'.vl(:I-: cllnniplons in- l " ` ` _  ` `_ ` ` M k t 3 8
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CHICAGO, Sept. 21-A srorm cf
.mp-iu.~.s selling that broke out latc 
today tulniilcd w`li».-rl; prices down
5 cents a bushel, the extreme limit
.lliowed for any one session.
Moderate rallies which were
..eln after noon in the wheat mar-
ket were more than wiped out.
Conflicting reports from Washing..
ton as to whether there would be
inflation or not, with weakness of
stocks, cotton and sterling, and a
sharp reduction in the price of free
‘_-'old, caused grain holders to be-
come uncertain of their position,
and led to heavy liquidation. 
At the low point, wheat was off!
7 cents from 'I‘uesday’s high.
Wheat closed semi-demoralized,
nt the day‘s lowest level 5-5%
uiicler yesterdays finish, corn 3%-4
cents' down. oats 3-3% off, and
provisions ullchnnged to 25 cents
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LUSE hllilllll.
Flop Badly As Denial
The second game will bc played “ ` '- ` _ ` __ ll _'l' ...__ __ _,_ l“
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if-rHiiiiS l>r'0i€-Sis ri`l!~i!"‘il`-'J 'H'»i1Z~'-i . ll: ll re il were the work of persons seekint!
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Fla., to refuel.
Meanwhile, the Presidents five-
mands that he resign, delivered
arller this wc-ck through Rotary
Club rncmbcrs ac‘.‘.rii; as nciioiiat-
r.~:. Sturiciit spoltetiiiien sold the
‘minors of an llnpendllig revoliltion
to cause a_“state of agitation."
The students are rlmong the
strongest backers of President
Grau.
Colonel Folgelleio Batista. chief
of staff of the army, said Juan
Bias Hernandez, rcbcl lcadcr ln
Camaguey Province, was fcady to
surrender. Other sources, however,
said the veteran revolutionary was
stronger than ever.
Rafael Viera, chief of police at
Moron, arrested along with 20 oth/
er men after Bias left that Pity
for the field, was brouglit to the
capital this morning and jailed in
Cubans. fortress. He told bystand-
ers at the railroad station that
Bias had nearly 2000 followor.<.
DOLLFUSS
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Patriotic Front conformed to the
aims agreed on with Chulicellor
Dolliusé."
"Promises given to me 1.5 1685-Cr
in June have not bcefi kept," the
Prince was quoted as szlyllig.
The Government, niecmivllile, was
faced with the problem of an open
appeal to the Austrian Nazis to align
themselves with the Hr-iniiwlir.
Halldbills signed by the llc_`lnii'.c-hr
federal heaclquai'tf=i',= declared that
Spread' "in many poiril-s the Hcilnivchi' pro-
(Cnnadian Press)
'1‘C:‘3‘ONTO, Sept. 21-Stock mar-
kf‘t< flopped badly today as the(
convir--' on became widespread thai;
infntion in the United States has'
born .slielved for th" present. Can-l
l1(\:l'fj.' i'ir.=r~.<. reaching up tn 5
poini\ among the leaders and evcni_
liigizez- in a few cases. Mining shar-
nauis. Fear that they mifrht beins l'cgisr.~,.,,d recegriong up to 33__
Wh'~ni prccs broke wth otheri
c0nimod;i.r»= and stocks. Selling
orders were tumbing ini/l the ex-v
clinrc s nt the close.
ella-nfes was lass drastic than on
(lic New York and selling pressure
was far train pn~iir.k_\'. Ari ez\r'_\'
which finally lcd tlleln to a rail-l Tir" UFUHK Ori Canadian EX-_i
niowillic slump was ovcrconie bvi
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even making prfmfss on the up-l
<.-lf' wlicli the def nite news came
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gramme coincides with the regfn-
erative movenielit. of Nlitionnl Soc-
ialism, so there is no renscli why
the two cannot cooperate."
The Hcinlwelir was d<‘.~ci~.i:r_d aa
pledged to the aim oi uévelopilig
Austria into 11 German Sale which
eventually could bc ‘iii(‘cl'll0r=li¢5
with the great Gerinali fzltllrl'l:lnd."
discussed wiili the cotton state de-
legates bv the Pre.<id~n`. Thx; was
taken as intiimition i.`:ir.i cl11'l'c:i,~_v
dilution was off fo-~ n :ure nt ic-i.»i.
and .\c`l1i-.g Iwcliiizf- iiilllir filiieiy
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