MMR- M. N. G. Rummage Salt, St.
@, Emerald, Alden Mouse, Ken-
 . .. 2,  _ .~’»,,'i', -'11
’ i A _ I I 1 . V 13%,' , _ K 1 fi,  1 ___;/ii; ,
_ 1 L . I., 7 4/
‘ 1
. f » ‘
 __    K  I -, ,,-._,,, p -
» ~ .- 1- » =.~iL~:» - ,  ,  A ri., _-,__ .. ,,,,-,__
v `1",..
f ~ f
. 1
r 1 ,
» I ,,_,--.
MAIHMS S A one  -W ` Maxllvls '
!~“ or A
 (it lilurrunwi Gin//l ie 
/Z \`~§`*l\ \\\ \\\
nn ui bu , , ,
Th' mm gn dizuinost °ena ’/ /’f 1”" \`~`#“’ 1 ;\3 'ne bm url b
  ..... M, P P .   1 ,v ybody
Covers Prince Edward Island Like the Dew
` _
I
1
_I 1 I
OFA 7 » I I ` 1 'M
MERE MAN _ ~"" 
A »»»»»-»- f <-is-" /Q The Peo |e‘s Pa er .....ri~....,.. Readb Ever   \ §
/,rl ~ 'vii v I
-22-'o
ii
ng a out a popular
that it soon ceases to bo
’ 933 12 PAGES ny ami cumin and u. s. ll. ugiw
.’i.‘L.'l'.11‘.‘...‘3:':"I§2'.".»-7»`l"n".t‘i till. _ CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, sA'l‘UiwAY‘ ocroaun 14 1 _    '
= i E2
L efunding Loan omplete Success
C ab i n e t SlatefCONVENT|iiNlStrikes
Is Submitted To ii P P R U V E3 Serious
Lieut. Governor GUVI- Ai3I|0NP°1i°eBfee1<Up
_..._ New York
i,§\I§)w I-axecutige Igourgil 1`II_lnder   V And Workers Clash.
res' ency On' .r° ac' ment Efforts _ W, (Canadian Prana) ` |cbange Company was destroyed by
Millan, Will Be Sworn Sanford Evans New ,,,§f”‘,'j,,,§f,°*},ff;,§°,,_*~,f§_f‘f_§,°,‘;‘§;j
1   President' garment workers. aardine fisher-
(Canadlan Press) `
men and cotton pickers continued
today to keep the economic situ-
Foilowlng the dissolution of the Executive Council as UHAWA' O" 13"v'g°’°“"‘ '“°' “mn “un” up Wm' mum' m
a result of the death of the Hon. James D Stewart., K.C S°°““°“ M ."5 iampmgn mr °°°' several mmnc" muked with
President of the Council, His Honour the Ilieutenant G I’ mmy In pub 1° mance Wm be cm' vmlence' i
ov- _ .
r terd | d tlnued by the Canadan Chamber] Leaders of several thousand tool
 av., ‘.'.‘.:';.':.‘.:‘°..¥.*.':.';~.lt.J.° P-  -f -»--me  -i   -n  »- »-i--» ---<-
‘ ' ` ° ° ' ~ _I of its eighth annual con-' ` 11,, 10 1, to
Yesterda aft h °°°°°° to urge a mass mee g ry
i Y ernoon_t e Hon. Dr. MacMillan informed vention he,-E today, ,domed the persuade automobile ,www ,,m_
H s Honour of his willingness to do so, and submitted mm-,mmendaiions of its 11,, com
the names of th f H ° ‘ 9° Y ' ployees to join their three-weeks-
e o owing gentlemen who will compose mittee along this line. The com- lem mike fo, 25 ,,,,,-cent wage 1,..
the new Government: ' -mme .B I on ,t I, th th
nunnuruble william J. P. Mnelvilllnn, lvi.D., c.1vl., unnnfin .filer tin éinnnn.-f pniiil “Wm ““" “ “°"‘°“’ “'°°“- .
F.A.C.S., President of the Council. nur-ry out in the fnrthunming yen,-i t
Honourables G. Shelton Sharp, Thomas MncNutt, I-l. and dealt with n venety br sub- mm" “mmm
Francis MacPhee, B.A., Adrian F. Arsenault, B.A., Harry Jw!-S 0! Puhiic iv-lw1'i» ,, P 600 t .700 _,en
D- Mad-91111. Matthew W- W00d, Walter G. MacKenzie, M °‘!°ster.` 1" ot ,-I"
Augustine A. Mnunbnnid, B.A., M.D., c.M. i N--ed Pre-'dent '°*‘"“~"“ “’ “"° Fm’ M” °‘ “°’“' .
. . . _ . 5 pany; plant, where several tlifius- tween Communistic and right-wing
The prescribed oaths of office will be administered to , i ,,...m for ,Wai , re,
the new administration this afternoon at 3 o’ l l th Th' mal “ct “f tl” C°“"°““°" md ha” been 8 M 8 fwrke 5 “ver u im on ~
_ _ c oc n e , . ._d _ ,
Executwe Council Chamben  I W.” to Mme W_ 5,,,fo_d Evans' M weeks. but officials reafused to Hsday Ili/_fore tian 50 ar-l;es.s slwercsgilkee of want weapons
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
COMING EVENTS.
MEETINGS, ETC
,°*Annuunoementl are Inserted ll
this column nt B cunts per war"
ati-Iclly payable In ndrnnoe.
°'Don’t miss “State Fair” at Ken-
sington, Tuesday, October 17th, 1820.
"D9-UCB. Wiltshire Hall tonight.
Admission 10c and 20c. 1929
“Tug oi' war. Bedeque Rink,
Tuesday evening, Oct. 17. 1932
"Seven Mile Bay, Monday, Oct.
l8th, Cards and Dance, 8 piece Or-
chestra. 1310.
"Seven Mile Bay, Saturday, Oc.
tober 14th, tug oi' war and sports.
1768
“Reserve Wednesday, oct, 25t1-1,
for Kingston players at Brackley
Hall. 1935
"Zion Church Ladies' Aid cake
sale, Moore & MacLcod’s, Saturday
at 2.30. 1795
M
ter‘s Cathedral School Room, Sat
urday, October 21st, 7 P. M. 1803,
°‘Warren's Mills, Clinton, will be
closed until further notice for re-
P81!`S- 1779.
"Dance in Orwell Hull, Monday.
00i90bel' 16th. Good music, Lunch
lerved. 1915,
"Come _to Mnsqlierade Dance in
Uardilrm 1-ian. wednesday, oember
lbth. ' - 1g13_
"I will be loading lambs audi
sheep at Belle River Station, Tues-‘
day, October 17th. D. J. Riley. 1754.
'."Reserve Tuesday evening, Oct.
17th for the play in Mt. Albion Hall
by Clyde River Dramatic Club. 1823.
Fon sau: ._ :rwo suonruonn
bulls, seven and eleven months
old. Colin Higgins; Oyster Bed
Brides. 11121.
"Come to the Chicken Supper in
Legion Hall, Mt. Stewart, in aid of
the Mt. Stewart United Church on
Tuesday, October seventeenth. 1804. '
“A meeting of the Cornwall
runners Institute will be held in
Cornwall Hall on Monday evening,
October 18th. All members requested
to attend. 1020.
"Buying live hogs Hunter River
Tuesday, Ocfiober 17th. Everett Haa-
ton, buying same date. Bigned_
A. li. Wedlook. . 1800.
"Bun Life will protect you W
whether you die too soon or live
Continue
Demonstration In
As Communists
Afire, believed to have been incen-
'*"-' ' ' sn- »
In U. S.
diary, with loss of $30,000. Trouble
with coal cutters over a new wage 1 0 ment
GERMANY MAiY`Substan tial Over-
w | I H D R A w,Subscription Of
HUM |-EAGUEiLoan Indicated
W;§';;‘;§n‘;§,Ffgg\n§§§;}$z25,ooo,ooo Fully subscribed
ence Is Also Under, Within A Period Of Five Days
Consideration' Byl By Entirely Canadian Investors.
G vern .
scale occurred at the mine Wed~f (Canadian Press)
nosday
ter)
B E ,od ‘ Presb starr wrl
New sCr;';','; ;';_' ZW bombs GENEVA, out. 1a~a threat ihnt
were exploded ,D the anthracm, oerrnnuy will withdraw from the
, » B1 1 h I disarmninent conference and per-
;1:er;r1sl2;keatNte:; m1;n;sng;cr; haps from the League of Nations
ttled but trouble developed at if Shc is not permitted to “ego”
S” éh Mm 1000 sm, on tlnib freely tightened tbdny the
mei) 2;; codeg haterprctation arms knot with which world
:ini rcco ition and the check-I Smesmen are struggling'
onogygwmgn ~ The German spokesman who is-
New or.: moivi po- e r
` "' ts the same iriczis-
V `_ ,EK I } goiuinment vlan
through B' crow’ of "mo C mm" - ~ ni iiiltiatlve accorded oilivz-
, V __, ` ,_ ic
dyeing and tailor ng “o`I"rs hm rations and claims, not rc-arn~.:l-
ing it cloliiollsirrrloii in a fight bc- meh( Mt defensive weapons my
ni ,mm crldipping the standing army.
' 4 (ny Joseph lr. sim-key, Ausbeluiud '
OTTAWA, Oci. 13-The 1933 Refunding Loan swept.
over the top tonight with its $225,000,000 total definitely
assured. The books of the loan will close at 12 o’cloclr
noon tomorrow with what is expected to he a suhsizlntial
over-subscription. Official figures were not aviiilnhlc
I
Y `. t d .ip 0de'sued this warning maintained hw
tonight.
In a statement issued tonight, Hon. E. N. Rhodes.
.Vlinisier of Finance, explained that the books of the loan
were being kept open llntil tomorrow noon in order to give
every holder of mzlturiliir Victory Bonds a final opportun-
i ity to convert into the new issues.
Commenting on the result of the loan, Mr. Rhodes said
tonight: “Tho complete success of the Refunding' Loan
within a pc-i'ir,ul of five dzlys and with funds supplied en-
iirely by Czmzidian in\'esiol's is a. most convincing demon-
sirntion ol' L`zlnada’s fiiuliioilll strength and supplies fur-
, ther evidence of the counii'_v's economic recovery.”
On Air Tonight -1-'L
I I
'W1l1UlP‘?E. President of the Cham.. whethrr work had bein rcsum I At Sdn F'I'”ii'i 0° *` - Mi. ltliodes will speak over o. na-l Acqulrescontrol'
ber in successon to John W. Ross' At Ridlzway, Pe., a tipple ol the 5,000 snrdino fi-°h°‘"‘“"“ 'M' re" -- _ - " he » ` » `
l 1 h n tu d We (10 Iwi- Want W TU mm' tional radio hook-up tomorrow, I I
e Nor‘hwestern Mining and Ex gsrded as virua y se e ln n te fest' n
nt R d . or ivrontr ui. who hue pllozed the . _ -  3 ,,,5,s,,,d_ .We mem, ,,.,,,.,, som... nigh, M ,M5 Eastern S,andm_d| g’
e  y 0 organization for the past 12 - " " , n the b of hi h is l
W€2\P0i\S. mlm ef W ° Time He will deal more specifically
months M mv muon from Wes DepOSed Cuban iii’ be negmated with the results of the weeks cam Coal Co In p a ny
esist Rebels In S'  “°*“‘°~”»  °’ ‘hi   . - I ‘       A ` ` ---
 lwinnlpeg ."Board of Trade to hZi;'e_ _pfgsldent Takes im-ming up to lhe strength auth- _ (Canadian Press)
BANGKOK. Siam, Oct. 18.-(A.P.)
~ Tho.-big guna of Government
troops were turned tonight on two
provincial rebel forces that were
moving on this tense Capital.
,Many feared the fighting would
spread within the city. A number
of business and commercial houses
were closed. Foreign banks and leg-
ations were closely guarded.
Suburban residents were asked by
the Government to leave their
homes when it was learned that the
rebels, one group of which was com-
manded by a member oi’ the Royal
Family, were within eight miles of
the city. `
The blast of artillery fire appar-
ently indicated the government’s
determination to subdue this latest
revolt against lt and not to allow a
repetition of the easy and success-
ful, though bloodless, revolutions of
the past two years. `
King Prujadhipok has been great-
ly alarmed recently over the growth
of communistlc tendencies, and the
Government placed high prices cn
the heads of the leaders of the re-
volt, including Prince Bovaradej who
once was Biam’a Defence Minister.
.Succeeds To
ImportantPost
(Canadian Press)
UITAWA, Oct. 13.--Col. J. L. H.
Bogart is vacating the post of direc-
tor of engineer services at National
Defence Headquarters, Ottawa. 1-le
will be succeeded by Lieut -Col E.”
next years oonventcn in e _ , _ armed by treaty' it has even hem* Among the large subscriptions;
iM°'nu°b° capital was rerened W L L A R M 0 to r Trl hinted to us that we can not have rewived mdhy We" °“° 1°’ $2-
we mciming - .- I I . , I ' _ ____.i_  . ’ ,
(contmued on Page 11\ _ Mines I.im'ted and one for $100,000
(°°ntmue'd on Page 11) “"1 ifrom Continental Life Insurance
i _ ’.Ili
BRIDGEWATER, N. S., Oct. 13
-Mrs. Lillian Macintosh went free
today amid the cheers of a crowd-
ed courtroom as a Supreme Court
jury acquitted the attractive Lun-
enburg widow of murdering her
war veteran husband.
Scenes unpaliallcled in Bridge-
J. C. Schmidlin, senior professor ati
the Royal Military College, King-1
soon. Announcement to this eifectv
was made tonight. '
'widely interpreted as indicating the
Washington Government was de-
tennined to pursue a sound mon-
etary policy, and finance itself by
orthodox measures of maintaining
its credit, rather than yielding to
the agitation of inflatlonists seek-
ing the printing of greenbacks.
_ Wh li roon was foluid empty
bled on drastic inflation 911 IS 1 rwccsedl , L93” Closes at Noon |
of leaving Canada. when the weath- .
JERUSALEM, Oct. 13-This Holy
City of Christian. Jew and Moslem
lwzis the scene of a demonstration
§by Ai-abs today against the immi-
igraiion of Jews to Palestine.
At least e. dozen persons were
injured seriously in several minor
clashes. Since two British police-
er became too chilly for his south-
ern blood. Toniglit, however, hotel
oiflcials rcvenlcd lie had taken an
automobile trip and would bc back
in s. iew days. The itinerary was
not made known.
Machado has been living in Mon-
treal since early in September when
Wai€l"S hiSl01`y Were Wlfimised as The dm" had me °f the m°5b|he crime here from the West Indies i men were among those hurt. the
the 86-year-old womens four-dal' sweeping “mums since the United; after fleeing from Cuba, during theievelit occasioned great imxielv.
trial climaxed ln a verdict absolv- state’ left the Wm 5if5~“da*`d~ B031 ' rebellion there. His passport entit-
lng her of Harry D. MacIntosh's iiilfflifill' 9-nd me Ffmch franc fell les him to remain here for three Tiaubie Avqied
death in May. As the jury reported _ m0Tii»h5-
after dellberatlng two hours and n (°°n2n“ed 011 Page 11) ___ _ A mysterious and exciting hub.
half, applause rang through the ` °` bub in bazaars-a characteristic of
court and spectators burst into the East-continued, but grave
| .
spontimeous cheers. I 0 Q A 1 0 P     trouble was averted by precaution.
ary steps of authorities, who de-I
coMM1TrEE Po1NTERs-     --
Great Excitement pl y D
strategic points.
Out of the courtroom pushed a ---- An Arab executive group which
spectator who ran outside, mount- The publicity committee recent- storage space will be required to planned ri demonstration in rie-
ed a bicycle rind pednllcd furiously ly appointed at a meeting of po- store their potato crop. This can fiance of a govemment ban called f ‘
down the main street shouting tato shippers. wholesalers, bankers be worked out very easily ii' they nn Arabs in nearby villages to join,i ncash 5ubsC,.1p»,i0ns Wm be Cm.
"Mrs MacIntosh is free " Eagerly parliamentarians and others to'wi11 measure the bln or storage but their march was broken up bt-5 side,-ed for nnotmunt only if ap.
(By claude A. Jagger, Associated ~ (Canadian Pres-fl _.________.._ ,compam
PN” Fmmcm Edum) | MONTREAL' och 13° _ ‘~iem"d°' 4 The conditions under which thc:
NEW YORK' oct' “_The Umm M“'°h°“d°» demsed C“b“n President' books of the loan will close andy
‘cd States d0llHl‘ B08I‘Cd in f°i‘€i8U who caused a flurry oi excitement. by which ,mal applications Wm(
exchange dealings. and high grade here today when he disappeared] the accepted are defined in the m_|
bonds advanced, while stocks and from ills hotel room, has lclt for a ,
i , N i I il V ‘lowing official sfaiemeht by the
a oi tri an will retuln heze in I ,
staples reacted tod yi; Tolar sell- I rgibcltun-E vcneek d ‘ ‘ `M,n,Sm, of Finance
1 ng by specu utors w o a gam-i -
 Y I U R Y T111; was 1nrg¢;y in response to today and hotel officials p _` ' 1] E R ll S A I- E  i
the United States '1`reasury‘s eon~|°°mP1°t° 13n°““°° °f his mme" ` n-rhc books of the Dominion of
version offer for the fourth 4 'l-4; menmf it ‘W5 “ssumed M“°h°td°  Ummm., 1933 Rcflmdmg Lmm Wm*
1 »~ l t l' - di ‘
(Canadian Press) _Percent Liberty B°“d°"» which W“5'cauy ng ou ns explcssc n en on (Associated Press) Eclose tomorrow, Saturday, Oct. 1»i,f
, at 12 o'clock noon.
I Applications for conversion. ac-
companied by tho maturing Vi
ftory Bonds, will be ncccpmrl. pro-
rvlded such applications nw filed
lwith an Assistant Rec.-ivw
eral or with any branch of a cha -
tered bank in Canada before 12
o`cl0ck noon on Sflilirrlny; bil'
Where delivry of the Viciory
Bonds has been urlfavolirnbly de-`
layed, applications for conversion"
must be accompanied by an under-
tnking to deliver such bonus in
such time as will enable the bank,
Or dealer to lodge them with sm;
_insistent receiver general not later
than 6 o'elock p.m., on Monday.
Oct. 16. Fnzlurc to di-liver the
bonds at that time '.‘.'l!l, ho"‘t‘\'Bi'.
render me nppllcailon null and
n
1
O
FD
-af
°"5¢“i1Vf p =: 000000 from McIntyre Porcupine
'nid. l
waiting groups took up the cry. consider ways and means of help-Iccllar and multiply the length in fore they reached the govemmcnti ipucamon is Imgcd with nn nS.1St_|
and dlspcrsed to spread the news 1 ing inthe marketing of the Island,feet by the width -in feet Mid building Where they planned to__ ,mt rcwivm. general bv 12 0-C3061;
 potato and tumip crops thu year’ ‘ the result by the depth in ; ~l__;;i; L noon on Snuxrdayl
<°°“ii““@d °“ Page 11’ ,mei yesterday und after dlecurslun feet, and divide by na 1-a, which' <C°"*i““°d °“ Pm 11) i
--W -1 submitted the following uzsestiens will sive them the numb" Of him-' ~_*-~< -~'--~ ~-_W ----» ---~-~ '  " =='----~~-1
long it you buy an endowment ati
age 65. Arrange for one today.|
Consult J. A. Moore, manager.
Dblsrlottetmuw - .1770
(Auochhd rn", I c ithe careless grower may lose a 100 bushels, 01° to 6 feet 5tinches
3AY0N,N-E_ N_ ,L_ 01,; 13_'rw° portion of his crop if the potatoes. to hold 200 bushels of pota ees.
men were N-11|°g,11y bu;-ned md Bennettin Calgary are not tried out before storings For rough i>B1¢ll1°ii0i\ 1 1-4 ¢l1bl°
flve wg” N90;-“(1 mum' “night 1- | The committee reviewed the pol- feet are usually 00iiSid9l‘¢d 90 be
in a fire that ‘started with an ex-_ (Carmdlan PNN) sible markets and find that as yetzaqual to One bushel Imperill
plosion in a»gaso'ine launch, ignit- there has been almost _no move-‘ll/leasure. Provision should always
ed iw° Piers and- four lighten st onnoanr. out. is-neuchinl ment er Prince edward island po- be nnnlu for ventuetlon and hund-
the saunami- oil companys iw" f-he wesifm f°""‘"“' °f his Mak- turner. It is believed there will be ling or the nba.
hour plant, md barely missed ing :nur ef the Prairie _1>rbvlneee, 5 modergie demand wmm, th,
igniting three tankers and I Prime Minister R. B. Bennett ar- next two wee” and mowers M., Tun-nip;
!i‘¢|Bhter. rlved here tonisht and received a'm-sed to market their crops pro- The question of storage of turn-
'n\° ihiured men, KolV.i°l'¥i'|warm welcome from some hundredsiportionally throughout the season ips was bmucht up, and it was
sen of staten mend, and Menus 0, M, fo.-men fellow townsmen-'neeurdlns tothedemand. rtlsespe- felt that n-nil vified iumivs have
Klwpe. Brooklyn. are in h°°Dii°-l- My-_ Bennett personally »greeted]c|,ny1mp°¢tnn; that preunutlnn be hp; the in-bt and have brought
They are not expected to live. many of those who were at the taken not to glut the marker; un me best prlrcs 011 W0 mlfket- Any
m°P*‘° “ld hi’ °°"‘P"“’°'” We" rtuilbn and crowded at °11<=e i° the rirsi demand. nu-mer desiring to keen his turn-
on board the launch R.. T- No.  ms muh in over for ,he Wim, market
when fire broke out as itwas mth Dm., Ex_
iegqiq 14, gg |,°g0.b¢g¢1 npwgcy H, 1,” no public mgaggmmu “M00 ltoriag should write' 'm gm” nag; aQk|Militant secret society. it was de-
nt mu. 3_ A nu d mlm who was m Monday whgfj he Wm! yP9l'|m"ni“l H1  ‘ " icided that an order disarming the
QUEBEC, Oct. 13--Af ing on be-
,half of "himself pi-llr..lr`ily" with
, money supplied as a. loan by Ben-
' ator Lorne C. Webster, C. M. Bar-
nett of New York acquired a con-
trolling interest in ilic F. P.
Weaver Coal Company according
to testimony given today by W. Q,
Stobe, Vice-President of the
Weaver Company, during trial of
six coal companies charged with
forming a combine to maintain
the price of coal.
Senator Webster is president oz
the Canadian Import Companv. L.
G. Mickles, President nf the ivear-
er Company, said he lzuow Mr.
Barnett had obtained r--»nil~ol oi
the l`0mDi\i1v blit he did not knniv
who had pill up the inoncy,
r-‘-1  .S
\\». -\
` Q
§\\?\
_ _,
‘
l\ `\
Weather, Etc'
'fu Pinson
WHY You ciii~l'i' QM.
Semi; or cult Remo
Comsolaus is (HAT
(Ar. Claes ear.
foo Dino I
i/Z//Zi  -E ‘
i ' £"T"> .
fl (U l
 1"*
. \4 ._ -/f ,
/ f f '  1
_ _ , . -.
: ii ` "
V .'. i
,-...».
Q; _ ;¢' *af* ,
liloderately nortliwi-sicrly winds?
partly cloudv iuid r-oolvr.
o g 0 for publication in the press: drecl bushels they can store.  ' j "M" '_ ___
Five Men Missing In ne nnnnn  .-.nn-. n .nn-n. I nun  _ne ormer u an Army And  ‘,--,,,»,-,.,,,-,ng
' mend extreme caution in digsins sire of bins to hold given iluarhit- ;’_‘§,‘,,,~,,mf,‘,,.,', _‘ “ _
Q ~,.i :an
l '_ii
GasolineLaunchl-Explosion <,;;,;’,~;,=°~,g,g;,“;;=,; 31;; ’;”;“.ii;‘§°;.3.?.§“.Z.l.’i.°$.l°‘;5I Navy Officers To Be Tried ' lf.,;;,;.;._l,_;,;_~_ 5 A _ 
.ill
ll
much clay attached. it ln felt that be ruled tb a rt. 2 1-2 menus in hold ___ g;};j\,'y=i_°_') -_-- -_ 3  ,,, 
' ' |~ l
' 1
army and navy officers imprisoned
battle of the National Hotel. i
The officers immediately began,
arranging for legal counsel in the'
forthcoming trials, Colonel Fulgen-
cio Batista, head of the army, has
authorized relatives who obtain;
passes to visit ilic oiilccrs still ro-
mainlng at Cabana fortress.
A further move toward peace in
the turbulent island was made to-
diiy at a conference between Col.
Batista and members of the A. D. C.
I ' here un At this season man oiato for evhlb im ilrcular No. 57 onrsmdeniswmbt me (.fy¢cl_h~e ton-mn.
in in n, ~ eu n rbord B. def"rradeluneheon.l Y P - if ' _ "ee
on e uno .iimli ve a address a. our growers mmm like to know wha; the pmmg nl lurnipa, ww noon'
and was rescued by A tug. 4
there since their surrender in the' ((‘:ln-ulian I‘rcSf~'» `
MON’I'R.El\L, Oct. 13. _ Pruning
the unemployed relief list of families
not entitled to any hid, the unem-
ployment commission belivvcs the
dole in Montreal will bc cut from
35,000 to bciwecii 15.000 :uid 20.000
families, it was nlmollnrorl tonight.
Investigators for thc Commission,
it was stated, wore well into the lists
and extraordinary ¢'*\'\‘»0Ph\€iii-‘i
were being encountered. So lar
more than 50 percent of the :Slot
probed have been struck from the
Havana, oel. 1a.- rar-.1 _ AniPruneUn€mplOyed i§‘Lf.*'.`.'.f.’   \ -f
aeroplane left Havana. tonight for| , `iir-.Tr--l-n . ._ - _T-' 
ihemebiplnnn,nnnieuviini-min-~L1sts In Montreal |;?j~""';','= -  -7.' in
.r--ii . » _
dictments against former Cuban , i§iui=~i0n - 
’***_‘ ( (1ll\\J\ . » '
is
i~ fill
,\rnnlr»ril . . .  `_‘~' 1*
Qlivlioc , _ -- _"fi ~_"'
Smut Ji lui . -_'-_ ~_»‘*
ilulirnx    _ . -1 *_*
r‘linrlotr»l.-vii ., ._ _ . if 0*'
Fiiliu ,\ ~ r
Mnrillin-~ iVeeL. 'l ii rr 1
ly winds; f.llr nnfl ~~ ni.-r.
lifirihrrl
.\lnl'll`i\io E.1ai;~.\i ilvrlii-‘ uui-the
vliswriy wllirls; pnr=`,\ Pl lid! lliul
cnolor.
'High tide iilla lu/-rim; :-i -'\_\'-1 unll
ins 4-\enll.g ni T Htl _ -'
sun vu-is ills :\l'|.-ru.-ov :ir .nw nnd
rises ioiuorri-\\' milrllliilr IV ii-N-
.\'|~\\' lmiml 'l`i\ii>s1i.1_\'. |'f‘i lfi, 5-4-'I
_ n.
. Biuuml-rauio title oighiwli niinutr-4
mm  (`riiiI'ii'ii"i"tn:i-i,\?iir-tnr'i.i;
lists. in seine crises the father is. “,M,,; ,,__\___,_ ,,,, , irony- <11
wol-k.1~ and has bc-cn rlcclvlng re -
_ nur- vu_»w.i~»» »
__ “_ \.
rv-..,... .. ... i . - _ »- »
_Inv mf I |\ l|l.!(|-..\ \» 'VI
\\'--ol: dirt .n\'» v~ '. " -ii l
llei ns wr-ll 1030 ._ in. ii-Jxiin); :.:.., 1., ni.
_:_ ' e*  ~`;,\. "
,¢.
.,’.
,---
l
" -“ .`*.“».‘-T'.~:r ..-'ri
i_.
.
U, r cl
._I f
.i
i
. y/
1
.
.
, v
F
~.\ -_
i
'Y' 1.