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mantfmedindetsilthe
evenhoithayesreuch
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(Cidltviflldosifalel)
MEETINGS;
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orilniended Restoration Of .Last
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PRESIDENT
GYRO SIIIB
Meeting Held
Last Evening' ln C.
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its =§rat 5 ; i t 8 as
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at least the same rates
me lest year
. Manion (Minister oi
e statement is cor-
as it indicates that the
Prince Edward island
officials oi the rail-
y inform the hon. len-
they also interviewed
onths ago. A deputa-
ce Edward Island law
ve had the matter up
with the railway man-
inasmuch aa the car
sense operated separ-
e railways, it was a
ich the government
have a fairly strong
to rates. My own
on to the manage-
ve they are accept-
thc wisest course
exactly the same
last year in
urist traffic.
will be sat-
add that
the pro-
should
r rat laat year.
at can be hqied for,
hat during the tourist
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of seein; that our pm-`
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Mine .Victims
'Iii .Iuguslavia
Laid To Rest
ui. r. ay
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d Greek Orthodox
, the wocession, in
priests oi both churches
participated '
Next came peasant children car-
Ulll wreatlu el wildflowers and
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brought
implaibia.
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'For Coal, Steel
In d u s t r i e s
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PREPARE T0
Flflllll MINE
Thorburn Colliery
Abandoned By Per-
mission of N. S. Su~
preme Court.
(C- P. by G\s.rdian’s Special Wire)
TBQIBURN. N. B.. Awll 23-
wen making ready to»
pumping operations
collisry and allow
tho pits lower work-
under instructions
tomorrow morn-
not to resume it spin
until the water had risen close in
the higher levels oi’ the mine.
Partial abandonment of the col-
liery was to be proceeded with und-
er an order gxaied last week by
Blmreme rt of Novrscotia.
vided that the upper work-
must be preserved for future
operations.
mine, operated by the re-
liquidaitls ol the Nova
Steel and Coal Company,
idle since March 1, when
out in eomlda'
ceptlna' general
is at Btcllarwn
have been idle
te and for the
tors secured
Thorburn pit
cial inability
HIACUIDUIIICAPI
DAii.'i‘HOU'l‘H.l1.B-.Nl1l28.--
’l1ayAnitaB:v|ma,two yea:-sold.
tellhfeattoaemcreteainawalk.
pickedhenalfupsndscddledaway
withmiyaacratchadarm.
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Ale liilhbegddtilihucies Idolicer
Liberal Financial Crit
eens County Member Voices Strong Protest In ic Makes Attack 01;
Parllament Re Car Ferry Rates - Reply BY Rh°d°“-[3-5,‘-‘get M
Railwa Minister lndi at Th t H ‘Had R -“°"""?‘“““’f"’°'*-I1*-~=~»
y _ C % a e ec ,1°°,,nwf Qolpffl ;I_,,"»u,.g,;, W... ww (0. r. ny ouralm. special wiki
° equitable and unjustiiisble” and fl”  Jud" Bm nam; om. BQIINT 505;' N- e" AWE: “Sai
inevitable result of lmaound ihcsl ed ,M wut ,mm ckluam Wi me-ln 1011 11181 ° m
H....n“°'°" n.....”°'T.l.i' '$13. 3.1 mmam’ ""“”‘” °'°""" "°““° “"' 'M' §`“.°r‘iI$I' §f..l¢l.'“°'i'1o1°”n°°¢“" 'Siu
' men nl me fixed tt ,soo ' '
wmv the H°u»;°§z°gm==°~°°$~ '... ......‘~.. q..l`§{l°y ......... ...'Z 1.. -i1°°Q§:_b§°°' Buf,;‘;;'*_§*,;_°=\ *"3
UD e Rhodes ll e . }”5¢d_ dm I5 86710
As a :lima:’tn5t;> 5.1 mBa;ay-eideda‘i’i;- nésmrfiment umm me mm hm aspect. The swollen :ti Johtxgn River.
dictmen an c find# ' ¢ mm king of New Bruns c wa , was
ernment and its record, the former mn ;e§:3.;l§°;nu&° Wu  gndumy 19”,-mg “om iq hum;
MI~”I5IM'h‘;f N“tIé’“‘;1 ’;§fge°;nm°n:f,d when he went to a negro home on D¢\K Of Bimdly \f°°m°°“»
straw Wm 4 -C ' in ce l un t
:mm n'°u1dp1w’th°H°m° On a plantation, fl miles west of B99! 'D I-“ *X “V9 W °“
zckzrduas disapvmlxzligntit ..'_he'm1; cmket to wuect a u dem' between sdatipedia and Millstream
have proved so disastrous to CID- In Gum 'named l muung I V
todli
adefs trade' and of favoring ‘°pcli- "° W°°°°d by mu
“I” ‘"“°“ “I” ""°’”°°° °”°'° ”°°° Pu°:ymdnI‘mreirI':i;l;1‘iI`m°{»¢:1ri°mvue:-Iliili
throughout the world.”
‘Dems deficits ma taxes' was W f-\1° Tm1l°°“'41>°“f-‘I UN-
ports. 'I‘heyiinda.aaxeeultCan
Like the Dew
neasxglm lim
end Stressed In B
ansgmaeaua-
yinghisuncleJ.lLHl|l.
i 'sr is
lgiisgiii
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was being selected to try
Prank Brisby, lor mur-
in his seat. drew
one shot
to the sheriff
commotion to
Alaclatalfreaslloreigalial
B G Win
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GENEVA, April 23.-A doctrine of become a political aid would
"Asia for Asiatic; under the leader- posed by Japan. The etstemen
ship ot Japan. acting in close col- variously interpreted in other
laborstim with other Asiatic pow- itak as a “ha.nda~oi!-China
ers" was oifiolaiiy enunciated by the "Malmo Doctxine” Policy. ants who walked out a week ago.
'mayo oovemment today through At st. Louis. :,100 employees of
Consul General Urhiro Yokoyams. Seek Particulars Chevrolet and Fisher Body were on
peparedstatsznent theccn- strike, protesting refusal of the
declared Japan will op- !@DON.Alll’il U--The House of companies to negotiate with thi
foreign aidto Oomlnms learned today mat the lhderatcd .Automobile Workers of
guiaa" which Britida Oovarnmmt has sent a America, and to re-employ lil
use "Ja- "friendly communication" to 'Ibkyo wcrkmm.
in- d objoctims , fusrin im
an ukingeeiuiheatkli 'l‘heI.aborBoardre 3 -
twain \ Japanese 1"olais'n Omer mln- medimeommenzm one cleveland
mln
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for
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bys'Ibkyo1"a'ei;nOtfice
thsthl tocxiina
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,ICTUMS  RAIST0IIlIIlVES’§j""Cf‘{,°,g,;;, P1000 IIIITERS
N07' ACCEPTABLE’    ¢»»f;f_f=°»f»\IRAI1lli'liY
SA YS  MYERSVIITE IIIIIIIIISE  E CE II I IIE
mimi. Repairs To Washouts
Between Matapedia
And Millstream Are
lit a  M8118.
on the C N R Infnwolonlal line
' m-mg Freight trains were still using the
tmnnmmnn1N §PA|NmemWmUan
mg; qovemmum engy mv, gown , bound Ocean Limited was the first
the wind md reaped znevnlrlwlnr . :rain to we °v¢r the stretch 0!
regarding tariffs and trade, awaken- 'l' iilled~in roadbed.
ing"iofindthatCanada|snotthe , , ,
may country which cm restrict lm- Reglgnatlon of Cabl- sau. comes
ada's former customers refuse to net Mlmsters Like' M mm, point, w.¢,¢|-5 gf gm
buy." , Iy. umptan rum ma uma is me
To lirvthe Mmm °f $14°»°°°»°°° _ . mm me nu. nn. rumycucne mm
lhlnlillll ill'»¢!S¢dIll’l“,COI. R41' ptevmusly hid wvaod the mm in
‘W1 WK” °°11'°”*°“°f *M °‘*‘°"' ui. r. by 0124101 spatial win) mother muon or nn umpeals
aldehi tclower rates. "WhatI de- MADRID’ AF” n__Buue" and vm” butwhs mukmp of m M
9I°"“ U” num’ “'°°'m'"° ‘mums bombs Qngd tgrm- in Madrid m- Jam was followed by recession of
“ken by tm Prime mmm m day menacing a Government har- the ilood. permitting resumption oi
"‘°M”‘““’°'n”m°'”’°”“mI“' 'cw alsorne am-lx murviceaitnatpomt
*ms ’“‘““ °‘ “P” °°°"°"'°” I’ me swf the H m H alum n the st .ions nlver as
°°”"’"'°1’ °“' °' th” pm” ‘nd mio mmw`Ii‘xI:n7`mm tu ug alowl n-al ry
that we ue absolutely abused to 4. ¢ ed b' fgn 0; "°°°4IPw{ck"fY me Y- “U °"
costin... mm: msoooooo in ln- my-iw” uiedwwmm ' M Bm' "I “fe h°v=<1
tmstevery year wheiherwe like it d.000tm0ai-ho ¢ you .mmegiuw wontunvzu over. Low-Ivins let
 L”  " -"R ` "‘c&%  But thedovernf of B “ry md Yum Count
crowded lalleries and a full , Y~ me were the hardest hit. A iew
attendance of members, the second ment. throuzh Premier 1111630 have been vacated and some r
budget day” opened the lon( budmet I-¢fN\1!. whbehébd the llifllli-1°! idents have been forced to
debate. James B. Wocdeworth, lead- WIA in 111114- upper floor; of their houses, More
er of the C. C. F.“said the budget Government declaration of s mm 400 had of livestock were
was designed to make the rich. state of alarm and a rigid enforce- 1,,-ded to hmm. had "ro" th
richer and the P001' WW- i>°°f°f" Mn” °f *mm* P“*’“° W4” Wm nm in me uaugervllle and sncf
:.:‘.°°...“.°..‘°“°'°“‘° “”°“‘ “W m*;.:‘.....‘l. '.;.:“.':'.'."...."°°°. ... 3 cg? M my
mnnnnwewnnmvnnn ““““
, . . row e una on eev .
r. leader, adding -'say opinion is. minister. became or the num or ‘°°““““'° °° PW” 3’
why stan at 10 v¢f°°n'»"" He could the President w nga a 1aw provid-
aee noreasonwhyl-h°¢DT\ll1¢¢4 l°1'~i ing amnesty for several thousand
values should not be passed on to wutleai prieonus. approved by the  
the Canadians as a whole. gouge;
0B¢° Dill!! MX- W°°\‘|lV0ff-I1 ll-Id “I can deny mmors of an exist-
mthine tmelble stoodinthe wav of m¢  Premier urmur mio
  UIIT UN STRIKE
C zrgintlnaea on Paco s>  Y _ g Fiahgr rs
oln 1
  Attendanilsgin VIi’aIklE
“1-:NDANcz~:Rs PEA CE" °“‘-
(A.P. By Gllll'dh.l\’s Special Wire)
‘ 11-  , April 23 -- Uniml
' ° I bo d ii 1 d d10¢'ked
Japanskeserves Right To Revoke Various Forms ,Q C',"‘:‘um§“§n§ S‘{'_°’ffmn§“,_°n,ght
' Aid Which Ma Dlsturb in a tact or strength involving is,-
Of Fmelgn P Cl - y ooo workers winch nam a pombll-
eacev um' ity or wide repercussion in two ma-
xi |or indmtriea-motors and oil.
yy Jap* |:. sharny, plmatkm of a statement thelxwesina dis.;at)is.it<:ht,ionN tvirith
course pm-vu y a on-
al Automobile Labor Board. hal! oi
the 8.000 employees of the Fisher
Body Oo. began their lon¢-threat-
ened strike here this moraine.
and R. Inuia situations, ntt this
afternoon to consider them. At the
same time the Board took lm
strikes involvim 1300 workmen at
three Toledo, 0.. automotive plants.
themmtofconunodi
tionaeubatantiailylargerthan
lggpast. two years, prospects
homeshriehter.
as- “Probablythemoetmcom-aging
tnedsnyetaiven 01 the improved
e
_ made."
hm Wholesale prices w
1oln1l'l¢ 2.000 filling station attend-
CANAm\_._i'UEsDAY. Aran. 24. .1934 8 PAGES 1°'-1-.
1
In Monthly
a.da’s foreign trade in March
equally great.
months.
ilnues in Canada ae well as
continuance of this trend.
lvidenceoftherevivalottrade
lsseminincreaeedcarloedina,
bankdearingasndiorelmtrade.
pester industrial activity, lese un-
amploymmt and brisku retail
is ire; E 3
giiiggiiei
iiii. §§§§
Egger F"_,
g‘2t§ iii“§‘
sriiii iiiiii
condition of busineu generally.”
thexveviewstates. “lsihstlweand
there wage increaaeg are being
sg;
EEE;
itil?
March at a level
those oi a year
February, based
116 chain and department
showed an increase over !’eb., 1088
ot more than seven percent, od
which it ig estimated four percent
represents an increase in prices and
three pccent an increase in vol-
um
e.
I Motor car sales totalled MJHDC
in February. substantially higher
'than $2,522.34! in Ish. XDSI.
Business xauurea for tn. lint
quarter ot 1934 were 44 percent less
than the tint quarter o( last year.
conditions
ed April
dex for
hldher
€§“E
iioéii
iiiilgg
§§§i§l
1" suiuoo.
more than double the $3,191,500
381118 in llardh. 1.988.
Improvement
In Labour
Conditions
-pgggrrlo, April 23-.Brazilian
Traction, Light and Power Oom-
P-M Ugg. “mm” |h0WBd l £5”
increase in March over the URW!!
for the oorreaD°1\45Dl 1110091 °f
lm year but net .amines lhvved
a decrease.
Gross aarninll HON OPUPIWU
were 32,831,783 compared with $2.-
uoyra fer march. lm. In bmw
of cam. Ovmtlne #WH '0-
,an increase oi 08.746. INVIDI Mi
|carnm¢¢ of 01.146385 wmvllvd
with 51335911. a decrease ot W.-
i »
(ct f. -I GQIIIIIIU .QE Wifi)
ldhahy lreelilviassresss p
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(2f`.Rn¢liauz licrys .Rn I\R£l
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MERE MAN
An$s@llleyelthlr|l¢lie
uldaceswemnatlnly
ank L_etter
Striking Trade
Expansion Noted
By Bank Mt’l.
optimistic statTnTen¢S In Rlwdes
Budget Fully Corroborated
Bank Letter.
(C. P. By Guardian’a Special Wire)
MONTREAL, April 23-A striking expansion in Can-
was emphasised today in the
monthly summary oi the Bank of Montreal. Imports in-
creased $l4,000,000 and exports nearly $20,000,000 over Feb-
ruary figures and the improvement over March, 1933 was
For the Canadian fiscal year ended March 31, external
commerce aggregated $1,010,459,000, an advance of l5 per-
cent over the total ot $887,098,000 in the preceding 12
A steadily widening circle of business activity con-
ln Great. Britain, the United
States and several other countries, the summary says, and
barring untoward events the outlook is encouraging for
$I87,lIZO ISSUE
CIVIC BIIIIIIS
IS AIIIIRIIEII
(C. P. By Guardian’a Special
Wire)
MONTREAL, April 23-
Ciiy of Charlottetown
awarded today an issue
amount of $187,020, 456 pen-
cent twenty year bonds io
the Dominion Securities Con
poration at a price of 101.27
representing a cost basis oi
4.4 percent to the city.
ilvilixs
wru. nzrlms 'ro llllw ‘
znsLArm ,I
.(a . l ‘
.».5.%’.=.,“..“'. .."”"'., ..§..l’°°‘“..._...'.“. ‘I
T. Nicholls, pastor of Bt. And.re'w‘|
P1UU.Wll’ilh Church here for four
Yelll. will retln-n to his home in
New Zealand because of his rnothers
in-health. He has handed in me
resignation, effective July I.
The Weather, Etc
iii”
sosstealt to
partly cloudy.
ig temperature.
munsdivul |'|-ser) i
l(l:Tl0Il0l»0\ii<‘/Il. 0|-Fil E. TN*
onto. April 3-Minimum and mall-
lnum iempcfalilrea;- 0
Dawson  ... ... ,_ .._..» <_»2
Ahlsvil ... ... ~.. at- ... -1. 3*
Victoria ... ‘va nv ya "... 50
Vancouver ... ... np- -- ... fu
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B ff  ~...  ...
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an ... aa -~
Calgary ... gn »--- ._ _-....
Saskatoon ... ... s., sg ‘...
Roginn ... ,_ ._ _... ap e..
Winnipeg ... »». ... »-» s..
Toronto ... n.. an -~- \
Klnpton .g .1 UC- a
Ottawa ... an on sf-
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f0lE(`Al‘I
larlime Week:-Strong eostleeli
to aoaiavaat winds, neatly cloudy
and ll0blbly followed ly slowin-
larke In t frees aoltalan to
.aeetlwwt wia;e’t_|srti.v 001141. IM
ggi agaap la temperature.
dsl fl ICIIIIUII
wen an-l¢via¢ Berea Ill
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