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Like the
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decay ol moral  _ ~
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POWERS coND    GERMAN   REARM ME 
SEVE_
_ FEARED DEAD IN MINE
BLAS
ii|N>E?RS A.REIsla‘n_d Teachers.
iilnmlin
|NOpen Convention
 is H A FT lsarge Attendance Marks 
.
Rescue Crews W
Sessions. Mr. James MacCallum,
k 1? d_ s5'b
vamiyni Effort 'io 1'_¢Si ent U mifS~'ReP°1’f~_
_ 0
'Reach Spot Wh
6 Nwly B00 teachers trom Prince
¢l' _
Explosion ooourr ’i"£'i.`Z."11‘ .’.‘..“L‘§.‘.i “.r‘2“‘..‘.’23...“‘i’..‘i‘i
- slonoitheannualtoachefs con-
ire
B'1'l.LAl'll0N. N’ B April 16- Hall yesterday morning, '1'h¢_¢n.
lopehrthelivesolasven
eoal rollmeht of teachers yesterday was
greaterthanontherirstdaycl
N03- B! Gllrtlllvs Special W ) vention in Prince ot Wales College
revies
BIUII
mlnsrmrwaned with the
tenigh as rescue
;‘ls=.=;f fri ou.; s i
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2-F.-:lie itil? iii.
tlifvlll-
vcd
roaredoutthlsmo
DAYS HFORE DBIB CLEABED
o
not know until sometime tomo
rro
at the earliest. whether the se
were alive And it might take d
for them to clear away a passage
lhe men
was hold likely deadly "after da
which follows an explosion ot "i
damp" in the coal mines, would
claimed their lives. Ventilatiop
It they survived the explosion; lt. mwgm--gpmmgmgmlm °~°n§Mt'.&-5'
k . V- - . . -
ha
w
E
I
I
i
1
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i
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where the sev-
rising
the convention last year.
The following committees were
appointed at the morning session
yesterday: -
Nomination--A. P. Doiloetto, Gor-
don Rice. Alice uvle. '
Resolution-H. W. Yeo, chair-
men. Bessie Mclreod. James Me-
Beth. Florence Mallee.
Finance-Louis Campbell, chair.
msn, Ethel Tanton, Margaret Mc-
D°usl11. Lewis ciailent.
Press-Russell loaid, nogis
Youniter. i
“Mt lowest was shown ia tm
Red Cross exhibit to the left oi' the
entrance andvalso in the display of
ettfwtive portfolios. the work or
different schools throughout the
mrgnrgditi '
90 to the Red Cross ea-
hibit there are displays by- the Ry.
arson Prcll in-charge-Q1 My V
c
woraing when ure P. seary. ir. a., Halifax; sl' ra.
. Myer co.. and the Gregg pubuan-
Ui! O0., Toronto. in ehargeof Mr.
ri. J. rr. Morrissey. 'rwo low ia-
ul l\ll‘\l’i°° iirml. Hyndman and Oo..
. display of advertising matter, gr.
cluding blotters and ‘note books
which are boi!!! distributed to the
\° teachers. _
Alter the enrollment of teachers
' the President ur .1.w r Mao
9
V: vellum. Jr., saliva-as his report of
the year's activities which follows.
as
shut oi! by the lall of hundreds od
tons of material and sutlocat
fumes would have filled the 1,500
loot south-east level where the oiast
occurred.
e
o
lv
'I‘he expiosion's source remain d
andetermined tonight. spontane us
combustion oi coal which ignited
les or the ,'shooting" of an exploa e
charge 'to loosen coal were held as
possible causes. The presence oi a
shot-firer among the missing group
was held as indicating the probabil-
ity of the "shot" theory.
None of the other 180 men in the
(Continued on Page 10)
 
ANNOUNCEMENTS
COMING EVENTS.
MEETINGS. ETC
"Borden Line Club loading I-legs.
ai
Lambs. Oalves Aib_sny_Wedriesday
april mir \miu<as;iri§)4qs;s_m-4-is
*‘ nusl »
'nr an 'rar  #tue
r. 1:. riuoapitoi will 
Saturday. L49 _ *MJ
“The Hospital Aid oder you tai'
Baturdaya.newTagtobrlngyou
lood luck. L-5930-4-17-ii.
“Will be buying live hogs all
day Thursday, the 18th, at Emer-
ald and Albany. Paying highest
prices. G. C. Green. L-5865-4-lil-di
"Cid fashioned tea-party and
boat 1-acc. Murray Harbor, July 8rd,
auspices the United Church.
` L-M21-4-11-ll.
“Cake sale Saturday by Zion
Church Ladies Aid at Mloore- and
!lclA0d's at 2 crclook. _
L-B040-4-1'!-Il
"We will be receiving live hogs
our plant _cn Thursday of this
. Signed
ld f PIM
 afloat-a-1':-ii.
v
 ,_ ~ umm aim
.i _ . mmm. ur.
I -l",_, 'i
*I-440°".
£1*
U
The miners estlmiited they w d and the Dominion Lilo have a nee
w
Vol
- _ sys
. ins
 _i_l-;--
l’REBlDBN'l"S ADDR!!!
llhilow Members: On behalf ot
the executive oi' the Prince Edward
Island Teachers’ Federation I here-
with submlt for your consideration
T0 PRUTEST
T0 .GENEVA
DANZIG, April 16-Bean Lester,
League High Commissioner for
Danzig, announced his intention
today od protesting tc Geneva ag-
ainst asserted Nazi violations of
this,free clty's constitution.
Danzig Nazis, having failed to
obtain the twmthirds majority
they sought in the April '1 elections
plan to flaunt the constitution by
'rdrainiing from convoklng the new
diet, it was reported. The oppos-
ition' has 8 members in the diet.
;May Continue
Relief Payments
During 'May
0‘l'1‘AWA. Avril lo-Minister oi’
Labor W. A. Gordon today told the
House ot Commons the |overn~_
ment had made no decision about
neylns the provinces unemploy-
snsgt hrzliei gratis during May. He
. wever, grants bably
will be paid. nm ‘
Relief agreements between the
provinces and the pqmmlgn
lapsed at the and of March but
were continued for “Agni on are
same basis ss previo .
the report or me rorivirioa' for ure
year ending April, 1930, _
The total membership of me
Federation for the' past year was
up members and el ru-st-year teach-
ers. who are aamittedireo. Thu.
enrolment shows an increase of 25
over that of tim previous years, but
we should not _be setisned with
lllyihilli less than 100 per _cent
111001-b°\‘5hlP. as. in my estimation,
Wir! person. abtively engaged in the
teaching profession of this province.
owssltiohimseli sndtothepio-
fession to be a member ot the
P.E.I.T.I".
DUYIHB the year six executive
meetings were held, at all of which
we had a good attendance of mem-
bers. despite dlillculty in travelling,
Local Conventions '
local conventions were held as
usual at all the diderent centres
and were attended by the great
majority of the .teachers Our sec-
retary. Miss Ethel Taylor, attend-
ed all those conventions. assisting
the local secretaries, and speaking
in the interests of the P.E.I.Tll".
'I'he J. D. Seaman Memorial
Prine, donated by the Federation
each year. to the student of Grade
Ten standing highest in English in
the Matriculaticn Examinations, wa'
presented last fall to Mr. Graham
Crosby, of Summersidel-ligh school.
During the winter I was privileg-
Nstional Hotel. Dr. Thompson, Field
Secretary of the Canadian Dental
Hygiene council. was the guest
speaker. The purpose oi' til meet-
ill8 U YOu all know. was to inaug-
urate a campaign of Preventive
Dentistry.
It is with deep regret that I
' (Continued on Page 10)
FLASH
(Canadian Press)
ANTIGONISH, N. S.,
April 17.--Engineer Roy
Ma.cIntosh_ of Truro, and
an unidentified man were_
killed early today when
the Hallfapg bound Syd-
ney Flyer was derailed on
the C. N. R. lines near
Heatherton. Chas. Mac-
Donald of Mulgrave,'tire-
man, was missing and
the trainmen were
searching for him in the
wreckage. The locomo-
tive dropped overa bank
and dragged five cars
with her. A number of
passengers suffered .in-
juries. th e extent of
which could not be im-
_modiately learned.
_____..._.__.._ ,
WTNNIPEG, April 15-Business
is improving "all along the line.”
said James H. Webb. President of
the Canadian Manufacturers' As-
sociation, .here today. Mr. Webb is
on an inspection trip of the West.
W W -'S-'¢"“"*'
Government.
is-Missiles
. gf
iiiailii
Liquor _Policy Of Ontario
Is Criticized
___-aa;-a _
adjourned
an ali-
motion ct'
;i.;l.ii
is
Col. W.
Dv
the
oleic-or unsmsrlcsment insurance
Prwdkihplara introduced aa
.annn;$aqiselins ocniiaaaoa
inihspsessnt aominuu-stron to
so-oparatawiihthenemin and
other pnnmah
nanmmnout
E
we  
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if; ig
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dylan
52'! memberl._made up of 440 paid-‘
 g £1-
HUUSIN
ad to represent tl: P.E.I.T,!'. sét 1; _ _ V _ I ~
`nlfi'iii,”ih °ui'.' "caaauifn R   ` *
Comprehensive Plan ___-
at
Sir Wilfred Grenlell Returns To Labrador
"i-'sir Wim-ea me may cron
the missions in Labrador and
COMM|TTEE°"”"“’"”j"°"`m
.75 Beggars
" Tf“d m ple H
3 lheir or-rival in New york. sir wri-
fred is famous as the founder of =i
To 'Death §,",,;.;,,",,“"’ ,HMWM
e
NATIUNA
__._i
Budget Acclaimed
Conference Sched
ed For Thursday.
. Cab
ucoced
LONDON, April 16-(C. P
-Parliament will adjourn lo
seiribling on April 29, the cl
the three-power conference
Stress.
quietly retire after the 'Juibilee
eibrationsare over,tobe hes
ed by Stanley Baldwin, Oonse
tive r, declare the governm nt
Kttllll
lost during the
diem °v¢f the ._  
0 arises in un-
°mP1°ym°-Ht N- 
Ile! some months 
. ac.. -rr.. teaser 
_.ra pom. man.s :=:-..-i-~--'-'_,;:_=.__:
""‘ `- 
argit govc - “§’»=}c
men 's popularity,
thou h t
a ure nclu
rural workers in ._=f=i_
B ment insu I `° ..
scheme as had “  
been freel _ - 
M- ’ r  
Eye 'rroubie _ 
,_.._.._._.---»
 "Ramsay
the unem   :_ 
ter
` rear-med because other powers iallc
In Praha, Czechoslovakia, a sc0l'0 of
army officials, were reported under arrest
budriei/”-15 also =' " ` _ _J
d t'° &  - Gei-ma.ny’s rearmamcnt and t
 whole question of 'preventing fut
' rn
°’°P°°W *ll* <'_=‘1\-.~.  
1 he rn   _'_
 W?  ;___:_:__E ure
r' ' iz c no able   °°°°°m§d liepudmu°l1hri?;t me 'ip
_ el, omlssmn was mm  tional rea es was squarey
iotmos on the s s ivialesuo on I u I w I .de   gg’ the dogrs:;pN<:€ig;1; gglungileor
ploy-'
T8-¥l@
' fore
,_
noon.
Clarifying the hitherto can used
V ian
Britain And Italy.
[Strongly Support.
(°' P' B’ °'“"‘“““" 9"°°"“ WK?) ted yesterday to the council of the League of Nations at-
r ur. Geneva a resolution firmly condemning Germar\y’s viola--_
Euler iwlidays on Thursday.  tion ol the Versailles Treaty by introduction of a conseript
not
e
has "°¢°‘“°d mm °f the d li nr norun a irish gov..-smear orrioiar rail
Gornnny never would return to the
ring.
By George llamhleton.
Canadian PICK Stal Writer
GENEVA, April 16.--(C.P. Cablg)
C
f
picture of just what procedure would
be followed here, French Fore
Minister Plcrre Laval submitted a
draft resolution on behalf of the
governments of Great Britain.
France and Italy, and on his own
behalf backed it up with a strongly-
worded denunciation of German re-
armament and abrupt repudiation of
treaty obligations by her military
decree of March 16.
Supported by-Great Britain and Italy, France submit-;
Presented to-Aid in
S lu m Clearance --
Standard Set.
(C.P. By Gus.rdlan's Special Wire)
OTTAWA, April 16 - Establish-
ment 01 a Housing Authority to “iri-
iiiate. direct, approve and control
projects and policies and to ai-
lcciite such monies as may be nec-
essary" to assist a program of ur-
ban and rural housing was re-
commended today by the Ganons
Housing Committee in its report
to the House oi Commons.
Buchan authority should have
power to negotiate agreements with
responsible organizations with a
view to promoting construction of
new buildings andiepair of exist-
ing ones. '
The first consideration of this
body should be that of rehabilita-
ting residences at present in need
of repair. _
COMPREHENSIVE SCHEME
The committee submitted no
comprehensive scheme oi town
lannln; or national housing such
gs was indicated in the evidence
taken before it; nor was any sum
to be furnished by the Dominion
for that purpose mentioned in its
r r
(C. P. by Gnardialfs Silwlal Wire)
BAGHDAD, April l6-Se'verity-
fivo bosom were trampled to
death in scrambling for a rich
merchants alms on one ot the
minm' islands of the Bahrein K\’0\iP
in the Persian Gulf, reports. reach-
ing here today said.
Alarmed when the JHbb€I'iY‘¢
horde crowded into a nam-ow WNN
servants slammed one or the doors.
righting to get out, the beggars
preqed against the great. studded
door in an in-fur-lated mass- When
finally they were released, it was
said; '15 lay trampled or sufiocatod
to death. »
Increase In'
International
1 R a 1' l Rates
(C. P. by Gnardlarfs Special Wire)
0f!'I‘AWA, April 16-ltncreasod
rates on international rail traffic
between Canadian and the United
states will como into effect april
18, the Board of Railway Oom-
miseionors annouced today. The
lib _
ln the re-sh
N
real driving 1
.Simon will rem
forelsn
Much interest
the national
attaches to its
whose “new
committee for
there is no q
George being gi
aibinet
PTB-Il. us in
lstr ti 's ti
not accept l
J h Bim
Mr. Lloyd Ci
to make public
I'
three tests: ‘
would it into
deal"
under study by
ns
a on na
proboibly securln
00Ul'ltl‘Y. can w
rf
trade and indust
ofthe()
while Sir Jo
It NB Poet of Great Britain and Italy supported wife’ md R_ H_ gnu, merchant,
in speculation
vernment’s
negotiations
e weeks. He
meet the committee on Thursday.
state
ion
0 . which he does not
d°5i"°~ but SW the Btivefmrnent
GUN?
iiyiillg the adm
l complexion ' n
ir the support of maintenance of peace in Euro ,
do call into play all the appropriate
Ship oi either Sir measures on the part of the mem-
0 11 on or Sir Herbert Bam th
TW
no
Prime Minis"
Maodona.ld’s eyes M.¢|)°,,,|,|
ti ng '
It
orco,
secretary.
80
plans have
som
» Will Enllst support
Well-llifoiiilned politician; .
UCS
V
011.8.
'W
0i’1V[!‘
seek to attach him to its banner
8»d0i’JT»l€§ lfaiaical features of
many Liberals who at present
eader
11.88
details Of his
after the meeti H with the cab
HG SWS his D Osram requires
er
it beneilt
ill
E11
e with ordi
YY-"
e afford it,
hat
billet
new rates, increased as much as
the ITALY
hu
the French spokesman in no
011 certain terms but Foreign Min
not calculated to prejudice rat
than foster the peace of eos
The draft resolution of the t
d powers goes further than cond
will asks the Council to decide that
- relation to undertakings concerning
d the security oi the peoples and
llcl- bers of the League and within
framework of the covenant."
D In its third part it requests
cial measures which might be
, is
future Joseph Beck ot Poland promptly
f°mm mare: aww uw. a.."§§` §§‘.2i‘.§‘.“.‘i§;‘i....§“.§’. .§'“§f$Z..Z’°§3§§“
. c - ..
been ant, and with a. scarcely-veiled “ms and almost me mme pow
it Special cabinet ference to the Franco-Russian
will cord said Poland wondered whether
certain suggested agreements were
tem
Europe. .
by unilateral repudietlon of obligations
Elia should, in the event of its having
s
lan
inet. appointment of a committee to pro-'
UHIY pose measures to render the coven-
d collective security “and to define in
Mr! particular the economic and finan-
plled should, in future, a state.
whether a, member oi’ the League oi
I'
Te-
M3.
her
8
res
It
the i
the
P9
e
the
the ant more effective in organization of
ap-
by
tions the committee added a di
ford one third of' their income I
rental' but semi-skilled fact
not pay more than one-fifth
(Continued on Page 10)
¢l>° .
Beyond the general recommenda-
B05
of evidence it had taken. and com
ments, It =emphasisod "white col
lar wage earners with incomes a
about $1.250 could in general af-
- or
fy
seven percent but limited by ma
t mum rates per 100 l>°\md»5
grain, flour, mill product-S. h
, O
Wdfufl Mid tihdkilkd 15531115 With th ghgn hgrggsy milk, pulpw
incomes rronr sam ro also some §,,.§f\,m ,md me 1.,mb.r_ .,111 win deliver an .across aero eager
°1 be owoiuaee from ure me
 _ rates.
, will
conform with emergency increases
' granted by the interstate commerce
¢ oommissiori or the United stares.
Ao:-ne commodities, principally MONTREAL April 16- miss
strc/w, 1-rult, vegetables, livestock
ood.
reased
In Montreal
, Pre
ay, W. J. P. MacMillan of Prince Ed-
ward Islalii, who graduated from
McGill's faculty of medicine in 1908,
the auspices of the Graduates o-
oiety or McGill University on M
Xi- P Eeniier To  Nations or not,"endanger peace
unilateral repudlatiorr of its inter-
national obligations.”
STRONGLY W0""\ED DENUNCI-
.A.T-...l
M. Laval minced no words as he
submitted the joint. resolution. "The
German initiative of March 16 must
be condemned," he declared. “Meas-
ures must be considered with a vi
 -l1-
on-
day. AS-il 20, it was announced at
'J-r
. the U versity today.
_ r /I _a\\_e\‘ ~ _
. sy rl éA..lmi
The. Finishing Touch
fs f 
’l"»:f' 1*”
Aki
I"`\
Li!
with Salman, of mm, the irish-rude. 0°-elm
` 0 Complete your Easter preparations by balding a
special also with Easter decorations. Maize It »
I  '.*.f‘.::;".'.“;:'..i ":."°.'.“:::r.°
rz B.».i<iNG Pov/can
_ N0 ALUM
A.
ew
. toontinued on Page 10) V
_GOV'[_ REGAINS F'rance_ At Cenevag;
P0Pl|lliiR|TYS*f<.mg1Y W<`>75°d Den.“1.\°i§*?i
ation Of Treaty Repudiationii
D b_ t 0 St -_ Is_ Submitted-Polish Foreign 
° “ ° “ "‘_*_fl“f Minister Expresses Oppositlon. '
(C. P. By Guardiar\’s Special Wire) ` ‘
5 army system The resolution will be considered today
day' in be devcmd W " dm” '22 Pierre Laval, French Foreign Minister, presented the
ut comme W resolution while Sir John_ Simon, British Frrclgn Secret-
P° *°‘°'“’» nt ° “im” ary and Baron Pompeo di Aloisi Italian elegatos, sup-
Mmm" R“m°°y M“°d°“°1d 52:1 ported it. Poland expressed strong opposition
YV
- It is also suggested the council consider establish-
'1 ment of penalties for future treaty violators
‘i ...
it
is ii
League.
dtodkarna ~
Mu iimniils
(A. P. by Gaa.rdlan's Special Wire)
 D, Tenn., April 16-
Beven persons were injured. ap-
proximately '15 rnadt homeless and
50 homes and biiildings destroyed
or damaged when 250 kegs od
blsstlm powder and 20 .cases cl
dnamite exploded today in the
centre of this small vil1B¢° IW”
the Kentucky-Tennessee lines.
'Ilhe explosives, stored in s. small
mine sllPP1y house, were set od! by
Um a
evlll Chamberlain,
the Exchequer' Wm Chancellor of BUPPOBJTED BY BRITAIN AND ,_ bummg residence nearby,
ein
Sensing the denser od the flames.
J. O. O'0onne1l, railroad 586015. hi!
“tg” spread the alarm, firing pistol!
and shouting for the 350 residents
of the town to flee. Screemlm
mothers gathered children to their
rape nod ro shelter- in the wooded
mountains surrounding the vill-
ages.
Cecil tool: about 40 persons into
a storm house a few moments he-
fore the ten-iitic explosion tore the
supply house and the two-worey
Masonic Hail, nearby to shattered
hre _
f. _ Llqy emu, .
en a seo/t in the ation.- It contemplates mcasu W5 and °°"°d 1" sides °f
really against future treaty violations.
oirilsed
houses several hundred yards
B.W8Y.
 
Weather Etc.-
ffiie weafuia liao
~A Woeuws mmo _
Asc. Soelcci’ fo
CHANGE ‘mfr-lou
Noficc Y
\_ \.ii"f92_ _
_ -»\\-.
_ ~ VV 1
 \
_f
I Stabilization
(A. P. ly Gas.nl|al'a Special Wire)
LONDON, April 16-Stabilisation
of .world currencies was intro-
duced into the budget debate in
the House of Commons today by
Bir Herbert Samuel, leader of the
Liberal opposition, and other
speakers.
"1 wish the Chancellor in his
report had expressed a desire to
secure a measure of stabilization
of currency and could have told us
some fcrra of a conference con-
templated with the United states
mon which, fully as much as up-
on ourselves and Hence. the de-
cision rests." said ltr Herbert.
"Japan depreoiatee the yen, Am-
gxa the dollar, Belgium the beige.
_ tain the pound," Sir Herbert
continued. “Depreciation is one ct
__oheprilnsreasonsfcrihelowleval
, f
*'“»"“'»"-» ml .~~~L~1 .bfi "HL K 5 _
_ _ .\ . .it --.tim
_......a......~..; riwfii-`l_
Into British Budget Debat
Introduced
e
1 at which the state of the world
continues.
“I regret that the Chancellor has
made no survey of this important
factor."
1"un1ey Braithwaite, Conserv-
ative, echoed B11' Herbertfs senti-
ments.
"President Roosevelt torpedoed
the World Economic Conference
(at London in 1938) because he
wasanxloustotlnkerwithhiscwrl
currency and introduce his new
deal," lraitliwalte said.
George Lansbury, Labor leader.
twittod the Chancellor for not
mention of the non
mekins - -pn-
mant of any sum for war debts to
the United States. "The Ohancel- _
lu was able to balance his ac-
counts only by refusing Britain?
(Canadian Press)
Fresh to strong winds with oc-
casional rah and some fog.
BlE'I‘l@Il0I.0Gl(_`AL 0FFlCE_ Thir-
onto, April 10-Minimum and mrixi-_
mum temperatures :T-
Dawson . . . . . . .
._ .... ..... 20 H
.ilrlrvix  ...   1..... im '.'B
Edmonton  . .  ... ... 'M W
Regina  ... ... ... .as as.. 30 50
Winnipeg ... -... .. .. ... .. 20 if’
Toronto  ... . . ... area- '-34 :W
oreawa     ... .. M 40
Montreal ... . . ... ... ss... 32 -I'-3
Quebec  ... ... ... ... -. 30 44
Bali-it Julia ._ ... ... ... ... 34 #2
32 01
40
Halifax  ... ... ... ... ...
Charlottetown  ... ...  30
FOIIICABT
Maritime Provinces:--Fresh ta
strong winds with occasional rain
and some fog.
High tide this morning at 0.46 and
tonight at 10.24.
sun aaia rms evening at 0.46 and
rims, tomorrow morning at 5.12.
Pull moon Thursday. April ll, 4.10
p. m.
Bnmmersida this eight;-on ailantaa
ister than Charlottetown.
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