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with bullets and kuii-crushing
blows, Detroit‘s gangland has ds.
dared an open season on rival had
lien and oven veteran, gang»wigs
policemen who usually know all the
answers decline to predict wbsre it
will end.
A bystander, unwise in the ways
of Banos and gangsters, was shot
so death Saturday nicht in sh st-
tempted hold-up of a batting ea-
\sb1ishment by three youths.
Four llaln
Since then four men have been
slain and asuither taken on a one-
vvay ride that bareiv failed of its
purpose. lash case wsa noted by
police ss an incident in the first
outlasak of gang warfare here since
the lmnmsr d 1983.
Most notorious of the victim was
Vemon lllllf. ons-time South
Dakota llbdfllf who (Gund the and
dtlioontllwllilllildltchat
Detroith Nltallrtl last night.
Wa rfa rel
skullhadbemcrushsdand
unslotbss bcdytrusses
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dared and then dis-
thaory that Hiller, su-
cf being one ct the machine
gunners who mowed down five men
in I Kansas City railroad statim
last summer, had been imported to
kill Abe Axler am Eddie lieioher.
lieutcnants in Detroit’s Purple
Gang. Miller. they finally decided.
ranked too high in the underworld
io uudsrtahe such a routine gang
killing.
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HAGS AT’
HMF MAST
Official Communica-
tion Respecting Tri-
bute to Late Sir Ar-
thur Currie. ~ ~
The _following communication
from Ottawa to His Honour the
Lieutenant Governor has been re-
¢eived:
“Flags are to be hal! masted on
Dominion Governmant buildings
out of respect to _the late General
Blr Arthur Ourrie.
"I am directed by the Acting
Secretary of State to suggest that
as a further mark of respect, flags
on Provincial Government build-
ings should likewise be half-matted
until after the funeral.
(!gd.) "l!.  Coleman,
“Under-Becrctdry 0( Bale."
PlNNOUNCEMEl;I{'l5.
A COMING EVE TS.
MEETINGS. ETC
“Annsrsnaelisnts are insarhl in
this oalall 5| I Illia par 'Ill
strictly payable la advaaas.
'ml 'NW "W ‘““‘"°°' msn wss taken w hospital after shdcmaen. my !r'efd. General Sir
“Mission Band 00116011. Baptist
"Reserva Friday, December 22nd ` lily' as it always did the
gillluelllrgatgzls 'Pres and Concearltngl FO 1' A ctio fl  0' 0 ts   ipcrliltpof hri: v'iiaLltl.trcops, was an
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'-me . c- "'-
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loading had
fcrsnam.
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UITAWA, Nov. 30. -- Producers
and importers of irults and vege~
tablss crossed swords before the
'raril Board today an as appeal for
aehlialia ssaaaaal will on these
ocmnadldsa. ~
lie .saisguard the plant proteo-
tiou adildcd W the tariff and"
dumpins duties. the Canadian Hor-
ticultural Council aahcd that a daf-
inits seasonal rata be placed in the
Customs Act based on the present
duty plus the “dum.p." The Council
told tha Board it wanted to protect
fruit and veletabls growers in Bri-
tish Columbia, tha Niagara district
in Ontario and Nova Scotia, who
had increased their planted acreage
and made certain investments under
the protection now afforded, against
the lessening of this protection
through any ruling suspending the
“dumping” provisions.
Opposition was voiced by the
Canadian B‘\iit and Vegetable Job-
hers' Association. its disagreement
with the appeal was not substantial.
representatives of the importers in-
formed f.bs_Bcsrd: but t-hers were
several features of the application
are
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limvrvvins. awordios to npsrtspcrtsindlcaiad.agradua1
» *'°'- submlttsdtothesxec\i:ivecouadlappeeririgwwsr¢g|,ss¢¢¢
Association meeting are today- A Unem-ploym-nt in various Can-1
 1,1 3 8 Kfiffll \l‘Pf»|1l'll» N90#-I ako I-a\ed.'adian centres has decreased trom`
P0l'tf0ll0 Al MIIIIB- is wsbinlvss thmsbout abs world css to rs percent. rsauezrios re-
fer of Natignal Rey. Wm* 9"* 3f|¢¢h U04!!! the Porting to the Government an-
tlwll. » ‘pounce an increase in employment
enue- | Brisht mot-I mentioned included, uv to sem-meer 1 or 1ss,ooo.. 'nu
|increase in industrial activity; ia-lfigure is increased to 275,000 smog]
neared employment; rains in ass- consideration is g;veh io ru-ms hot'
itnal revenue, a decrease od waste- reporting employmmg mmm. m
pairment of health has compelled
mn ,_ B_ R”-un to nun lll. ful elvmditurrs and incresp inlthe Government.
Bs
putfolio ss Minister of National F _ , l
Revenue, and announcement to »
, _
that effect was made lats tonimt
i'/ynt,aon.n.n.`nennett.  Report r.Dopedxr
Rum fn Halifax '
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A cwlml “mm” ln wo o°n_¢ 1 HALIFAX, Nov. 80. - Circulated
Prime Minister added. mst m.
Ryckrm\ would retain his not in
r.hs`1-rouse or commons No mu-
mation was givcn cl Mr. Ryckman’s
&l_““v. Amlmuallm un reports of “doped” and “etherized"
Rm- M- -1-  -~». nrt: :“.:.:l..::-“'“.“==““
mm mum” Ixzly 40 ye? no ' policeglieluiqilsrters.  £23; :Ji
whenhsoon dEsst orkin ____-
rhe ontario usubms. rr. wss aot.| lcshswsh may 3';   by suslrlllrill
however, uhm im ehst hs vest- ofrrawa, nov so-rr-h. D. sr. ` demlbed me mm u ’_°_;flf;r_Sh;l
ured into the lbderal arena. Win- Sutherland, D- B. 0., Minster of deadly mlm lommg md mm;
ning Tomato last for the Con- National Defence. said tohi. than llkely to cm” bllndnw.
so-vsuvs Aamuusu-ation or in 'o-ner-1 nr Arthur wimsm our-I. '
non. Arthur misses. hs has thsi rie ci. o. rs. o., x c. n., xr.. n.,\ _______._
seat in the three succeeding gen- whodedNov.|0wss notQly0ne
sn; slscursns, l of the most eminent Canadail of  
ns ms g\°;e.uv¢4 Msuhm Qsb- his time but was t'-e Ilfpsat Can-
msg 01 1933 Ms-_ Rygmn wg ad's.n military leader of all t'n\e. ' »
wn||y¢» of public Wm-“_ -me “It was Air Arihur's breadth of  C I- A S H
UITAIWA. HGV. I0--iC.I’~)-Im-
Sllbi.
lthoaa charaeterfstiol iniinltaly ---»
ul H-nrlco mock was more than wllng to reccgnae 5.14 the governor ‘I deplore
iso ooo a °°“` °° ‘ l>°°i>1°~ l
um" "num n' woo' m that tire ert rprse and init hm vm called lm
I And - _ * ‘ into w troops
‘wus nnnghwm 'ummcmed mm iaitive of the cvi‘ian officer could ln wuhlnnlm "Mau me bonu.
:Tie  ‘ mm md U be tum” t° 'md °°°°um"" marchers.”
The blase, beli ved to have start- The exchange followed s rebuke
ed in the viciniety 0! a cleansil18 amen! hum" "° Rohm mr hh 'und wndomm
Unohing of John N. Holmes
and dyeing establishment in the wAsHlNG»loN Nov 30_°:ller. th’
fe” °f th’ °‘““”“¢' "“°°d "mi si .rohh J. rersiunz. C°m”“‘“d` .vvhiohnd was oontsmezi mnsmigllft'
1°°l'°d1b1° °"m“°“ °°"°“ th' 59°' er of the American fcrces in t Y l ly by ‘|
cious two-storey brisk building. n.m°¢_ 'nformm 0( ms qoyh to m_
causing fear tha; burning embers ll” of Br Art' ur Currie. Com- lmwlxlswmmwl t' Homcoegm' C
would set other fires in t.he vicin- msndsr in Ch'ef of t!i~ canadian “emi” Mmamn' Pre'sldmt later l._
ity. An adioininz three-storey blwk on-ps :n the or-eat wo-_ssr.w md _ “umm mm hu hm
was damaged by smoks and water. “I amdesplvgieved atths pass- on th. stmmd Unlvnmy camp
August Benson, a Greenfield fue- lug of the gr:at Crrrdirn soldier
eb smoke. Arthur Currie. _om howle “lm Gowmm
ug, \-peaking me long silence of his'
retirement. It follows in part. |
Bchoolfobm 7.30 Nklljhi. Admilsiill he had hem 0Vl!l’°0m Y
25C 3137. e
'-num; me dark d ye or 191s
.his rpisndd at itude of eonfd'nce.
noranes of the facts. Not s sinzle
notpirs statement is his gross is-I
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Irresponszble
(CaBlHl H1 Clilki
Nth. I! not has following pAfqg_ N", N ._ Magistrate (A ‘whhd hull
3"* oloris in cnarss of :ns ms ox mm BE._cH_ ¢,1f__ Nov so...
cmm in '-The Km 1-mm hm” hmm n“°7' W" "1 B°°` ‘lien dinner guests wcer seated at
atllmsinsm.Tu¢»dsy.Dee- *"1* L "'~ nf” °‘ "'°°‘“"“°' :hs isbn in the hone or non V
wlih “ltrikllll _ d i dale and
SIB. Ont., Who ll Ghlrld Johnson’ 53, perl() cg r, l, . °
“"°_" "4 W““'° '°' “'“'° "°d" WF 5”-d W ‘“° "°"" UlllU¢f8lfy  shsent minded professors had visy-
» grace was g
Name - _ the cat s
syUr.’i'rmlls.aaalisnisi. thatths "W th.nk Theo. o Lord. lor 'ms ul iphshet
"",1‘,{ mas amhssasss°°imswmib\°" ihoseeslrts which we so some so' Beaférs Ndmetl :,f'l,l,°"§'-',,':";f,,,,, ml ,ffl :mu ,J mere it uc. mms and w-mar.
---. fi# Nl IWC* receive-” ~ __ was unconsciously inventing a nswl 51m°“ *md N* ““°|°» M°“'l"
A ,lm nm out, The guests. rail- s (ou-mm rn.) nm. for me mum' ` "me 'mm Unis, were killed when their sd.
ins their hwie- “W "*’“"°” ““‘“°l ____ uomrusr.. Nov. so-rsu hear- hsszs use crossword aussie - the, J°‘““‘¢ WP* ""' “““°’°‘ W
bil M m¢n¢1fym| new dspsrt-° what was believed to have been a
to the floor wi.h a rcv°lV¢f in last, pn-| gm-ug gps university proces- , game
1"" P°‘i°' “M h’ md 'M nw nov so-musious Tm ss sas rhhmi or sh Arthur hams by their hams."  smlosioh. r l
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shot was fired, not \ linsle pcm"
was iniursd by the troops called
out in wsshinawa in response W
.ti-is appeal of local authorities. The
troop ended the bloodshed which
wg than in progress through con-
flict between rioters and police."
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Hon, E, B, Ry¢k]nan_d the Canadian \hnuia@lfa"ahe leadng connhiss. l\B0dy of Sir Arthur
Currie Taken to His
Home Yesterday -'
Will Be Transferred
to Christ Church Ca-
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Inspiring tributes us “sum sco-
laterrsmierltswastdsdlfbslla-
t1a's" schievemenia. Past and pres-' jor slachouga-ld. was referred to
ent, and to the place which she
hom is the hssns or sooumohi
the world over, were paid st me
thedral St. Andrews Day dinner last even-
_,__-
MiONTR.liAL, Nov. JC -|c_P.>-
Late today-while tributes to sir
Final tributes will be paid in two
tonight swept, e n _ z ‘
ln an Mull “_ onemleldl "mln: that the st-retest form of discipline ul, ul” of two” “gms” our mm P 0 l I c I E S
d be me thorcughy eff‘e'ent wok l nl, ma, wo M
NEW YORK, Nov. 30.- ¢A.P.) -
Alfred E. Smith said today the Unl-
icd States Public Works Administra-
tion has broken down and that the
Civil Works Programme was set up
to hide its failure.
"Instead it acknowledging the
failure of the Public Works Admin-
istration," said the former governor,
this crazy top-heavy structure, chok-
ed with red tape and bureaucracy
isbeingleftasltlmandoutofit
is being created the Civil Worh Ad-
ministration to raise relief wages
and get more people to work during
the winter.
"Half way between a lemon and
an orange is a grapefruit; half way
between a public work and s. reliei
work is a civil work. Up to now the
Federal establishments only recent-
eduled lor consolidation, havel
ly sch
been increased to include an AAA.
an FCA, a. PWA, an Fi-IRA. an NRA.
a OOC. a TVA, an H010. an RFC-
and now we have a UWA.
“It looks os though one of the
ing in the Canadian National Ho-
tel. Hold, as in other years, under
A S1090 Of M0095 R0.Vll1 Over-100k' the capable auspices of the Caled-
ills M'°l1'-N01 Wm 5° me 18”- N51' onlan Club, the function was an
193 I’l'*°° °f °‘n°d“'5 ¥Te*'~¢-ii outstanding success.\ The program
soldier, General Sir Arthur Currie, was wen balmcedl the warmly ap-
°°mm““d°f -\l`*'°b1¢f 01 me Ulmlfdl- plauded addresses being fully up to
5'" °°"P° md vm’ Ch°“°°u°" °l the high standard set in previous
M0511! _U“iV°l'l1¢! W1'l° dm! 9045? years, and the music, both vocal
f°u°°'"m3 5 tm” W°°|“ 5°"-1° and instrumental, all that could be
B-$81115! XUDCB- _ desired l
The president Olnnsman F. A. A.
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Arthur WU" ‘mm !”'n““3 PU" Mutch, presided. Seated next to
°‘ me W°’“-W WY “S °°-Kei* him were chief Msxoohh Mhomh-
f'° the °“'"“ ’°°id°”°' °“ M°T“"" non and Premier MacMillan. Rev.
‘sh stmet' “I-l°mm¥ me MCGQI G. Carlyle Webster, delivered
campus. There it_will remain until lm, mmm on --The Day and
transferred after the evening ser- A» wh, Honour ny 0th.
vice next Bunhy to Christ Churell er speakers, in addltiontothe chair-l
Calhedfll All Umm Kliilfii Wm N man, were Mr. W. Chester-‘S_ Mc-7
“mum” 1° me Calhfiifll 2° Lure, Mr., who repnedto the were
the b0dy 1185 ill Bill-E Uni-ll the full-` --our 0”" Dommwnvl RAv_ T_ L
°“1 °°""°°° °“ '|`“°“‘*Y- lcsmpbou nn.. or Aiherton, --The
Land oi the Heathsr": Premier
distinct ceremonies. At 11.45 a. m. M.d‘lll_m, hom, l,l,"ln°e..; all
a solemn funeral servics will be wonhlp my” ,mum howl
held in the cathedral with Right cltyh; md Chmmlm A_ “_ D°u‘_l
Rev. John C. Farthlng, Bishop oi lu' to whom ln me ‘menus of
Pomouo which he has now re '|011 his ii derfllld Us Ind ll'
“nd vu “vm mm in Ml¢ll,¢_ pwer cf decision which paved the Mmmeu' °m°w‘m' “M very l representatives of the fair sex, fell
msc, when the ausnmunsuoh or way to his spnontnrnt ss sbs 'mv' D°““ °"’”“° °°“““ “ “M” cbs honour or renlyius to the twtl
Commander of t“e Canad an eq. m “The Lauiss'
0 ` . t. .
Mr. Bennett tot# office. _ -» ‘ *-
aut it was his unquenehshs most    Dm hour hm' me mmmyl 5“f°°' 1°“°°f**1 Aww 'D thel
for miiiisry knowledge which mass ‘°'°°' °' “°““'°” "““‘ "\“'°°°’"' Haggis wss delivered in splendid
~ stivs delegations nom throughout \
form by Clmaman D. Edgar Shaw.
mor valuable 'i'hrougi~out the Ball PLAINUIBOO Nov 30-(A (“’”¥_‘i`*_"“"°mtmwd m pm, gi, me ¢gmm_ md nw
vvsrnehsvns scream ri-rm-mee President uaiosrt °“P"° whusehsusgghwssbeinsushem
000 F\RE"”* "°°°i '~ 'E \ i
` 0°V¢m°" 39°* R°‘Ph- inwith the customary csremcnyby
, ing,and\1yJucai9l!wb¢nhewas Kocvwrand
:appealed commander of tbscorps. J? snabangad rapid cross-firs oi -~'-W lclmmm June, wma* nl,
ihahadfoundoatsgreatdealoon cr-itioinn todayoverthslynching 1;-igbggpipe musicwasplayodhy
l9SS|N“MlfS`»»-- --_ _...L ”.................,_,,._SM|TH AGAINW,
7. ' troops, the command.rs and Hart S .
_.__ own whom he ivd to re1y.md the' asm the runner President: "rho 5
' (Associated Press) "YNY "Nm 11° hid #0 fllh¢~ 3° ,Governor has been advocating 
G , Mass., Nov. 30- had learned that the Canadlilll. lynch law. It is a subversion of the I I
mum” drlnn by .l mlm' wlnd whether he lii'edldlS`lP1‘!'i¢ Cf “fly vary qyirit of Uriah-iaed society." |
th’ °* °° °‘ hs "m °‘ ‘M Udn'P'°“7°n °f Bf°°'° Piper Alexander Ingram, a native of
Deep regret was expressed by the
president and other speakers at the
unavoidable absence of His Honour
Lieutenant Governor Dalton. The
hops was fervently expressed that
His Honour would make satisiac-
tory recovery from the painful ao-
cident which recently he sustained.
The death during the year of
two prominent Club members, the
1
feelingly by the prddwt.
Greetings from other Clubs was
read by Past Chief J. R. Burnett.
The text of these melans which
were received with much applause.
appears elsewhere in today'l
Guardian. Messages ot regret at
being unable to attend wen also
read from ex-Chief James Paton.
Mr. Harry Rogers, Charlottetown,
who is at present at Bridgewater
N. S., and ex-Chic! J. h. Malcom
former manager oi’ the Bank oi
Nova scotia hare, now located ai
Fredericton, NB.
Regret was expressed at loam(
such a stalwart supporter of th(
Caledonian Club as Colonel Irving
of scotland, who invariably ssnl
sreciinzs on st. Andrews Day and
who passed away on Dec. 1 last-
Just a day after the anniversary d
Bt. Andrew. last year. _
Heather mrlal. the gift of ll`t.
Donaldson, of Glasgow, forwarhd
throulll lx-Chief James Pahn
were provided for each gust, this
being the twenty-fifth year in which
Mr. Donaldson had extended such
courtesy.
The menu and service wie Q
to the customary hish standard as
the Canadian National Hotel, and
elicited very favourable canmenh.
A toast to the ml-Hlllf. W. Hull*
was proposed at tha clue /at tug
runctionbylr.-LH. .l!.
m 
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Dlayedduringtimdinnubyanqa
cheatra under lisa Kamlsi
Hvmlbfsdhactim. in
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“ill l¢!i'l‘|li¢ affect! “lllhd
VYHC,” suns by ea-Chic! Kali
MacKinnon: “Bound the Plllochf
_and“0fa'theA1l'tathlW\lldX
Blow." sung by lsr. James Calder.
The National An
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llachsdyen was warmly applauded.
The _fiinttibli UPUBBG with Grads,
 
(Continued on hge lo)
Cat Keeps Lone
Vigil At Scene
Of Explosion
(Canadian Press)
NEW GLASGOW, N. B., Nov. 30
_Seeking the source of long melan-
choly wails that intermittently
filled the shopping district in the
vicinity of last week's explosion
that killed two men, neighbors
found a big black and white cat
seated on a twisted beam, keeping
a lonely vigil among the heap of
wreckage.
All attempts to coax the cal, away
were futile and finally it was car-
ried away forcibly. But immediate-
ly released, it made its way back
to the debris of what once was the
1 butcher store of Simon Attis where
had msd its home. And
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