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_ ~---._  _ Cl-lR_lVN __GUA\<l>i».N __ ___ __ _ _ ,AGE SEVEN
  OVER 0 Y~B°w'=~v End rllee tuck fl0lAT|0N ill'
nr "rec" `
Y"-WWI Hook” Imp who during competition tonight ue, “Ilona”
_-" expected to make a. few ol the Bisehtper-..........`.`luc‘
Pl'°lD°¢i¢l BN l°°l¥\i!l¥ llfle for a “wise onea" sit up' and 'take not- 0--lowther .......... iss
D1'°-cel-1011 hockey circuit that win loc. cheat lptereat is ciao centered M- Btwcrt  res oe
llwludg “X Mgyuima “uma ‘nd  thu cpsu events’ pax`,ueul_ H» W aaeneaaaeaa 'W 53
provldo (hs (mg gf. mn’ du" u.ly_th° Tuz_°(__wu_ Much spam- F.T°__-l_;iéé......... 12'i_
*ml "mc hish ‘mdc -umlolea eration. both aroma con. has at-lash “Alphaw ' `
the National plstime. ' ‘ with num mum 1-elm" mm" of G. Beer  123 130 _ 21s
Acoordinll to,the advance dope, the various teams entered. The E' gafgfsfxid """'-143 9° 13°
D°lh°llsi°. Moncton. Fredericton; ‘.‘l>\ll1" between Kensington and ol mathleeon 1112"' 
Olwlcttetown. and Hauler and suihmerelds has random py the A.Garnhum......f1I1sa wa as
Trlrro, all of whom have access to _e_ars. and last but not least, the T°m_1833‘ - ‘ -
rtificilll ice arcnaswiil play a match between “clan Cameron" l1.f|°;"§",§;g§‘;',‘;’p§é':'°2§"“’in
olrlsle round _schedule using ripxe and a-than from rreetowh and nigh three,'c.'neer.r'4.cl§.§ra_°' t
at Halifax, Moncton and char-' Kiuhola' isalafcd to be a humding- C“"“’“|l
lottetown. ' ' ' _ i er, _ B. McLeod .......... 180
'rhe first games will pi-opaply he ;1t-»la.uhderalood that a wleiege- G- Cllvrbcll  129
Ploycd aboamlovember as, but this  _from ohariottetowh win be L- DIY  lt
, will not he deiihltely arranged until _oh hand tonight, presumably to ll- I»=U°l'iy_  111
a meeting d the teams concerned, “look over" prospects for thg 1082 M~ -*dim* --------~-- 341
which is to be held in -Moncton on field and track team. T°°°1'-2195 -
October so. _ All ip au, tonight should be 'nm ‘WW
mm ‘mund Kensington “nd_B. LlpthU_l`H eaoaaeaea 105
Two Teams to `link\ vicinity. At any rats the enterpris- H' m“l°7°°1‘ "°'"°°~ 14°
It is understood that two. icaml ward to a gala evening. ' _
will use each rink. Truro will go to Kensington sportsmen are to be ‘nan F:°"°' "'.'°""' 97
Halifax and will play their games
on the Forum ice surface. Frederic- ltiative in staging this meet and it|
ton had previously made a contract
with the managment oi the Island
eapital's rink to take their highly ing the good example. sown" Tough “cm in
rated 888l'e8at.ion over there for
some early practice. According to ° ` Footbafl Today  "°~
the preach: props they wul _ also s,_Zw':'r,_"_;“o‘;’°‘Y°‘ B"°°' "“ B"“°°
make it their "home" _for the ser- The first game in the inter- ,I P m__R',r Hmmm va T _e
les. Dalhousie will go to Moncton scholastic football championship for phone' CQ ' ' ' ' °
and _will share the railway town'l 'the MacMillan trophy will be held 8_30__G;_m_d_  stew
rebuilt arena with the former Win' on the C. A. A. Grounds this af- art,-B Bakery ' `
,nipeg lilmwoodsf” ' '
The Moncton arena may plhsibly
not`be ready for the opening gamcl
of the series, but the construction
contract calls for it to be ready? at
s. date la few days later and it is
hoped that possibly an extra spurt
may finish it up previous to the
contract dlife.
Cup Offered
In the meantime Monctonffawks
will likely practice here with the
Fredericton Millionaires.
Practice periods are slated to com-
mence shortly after the first of
November and about that time the
Bearcats will commence their work-
outs.on Halifax ice. _ ~ »
Just how the schedule will be ar-
ranged could not be ascertained
but that is a matter that will be
worked out on Friday.
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The Kensington Meet ~
A visitor from the western part
oi he rsand dropped in on us last
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evening.. and during a conversation' wr.ting his memoirs, and those who Now ,oth 7 ___ m__ R_ T; Holman
along general lines, he incidentally
mentioned that he paid a _visit to
the Kensington Rink recently _and
was truly amazed at the "line-up."‘
which he beheld. The interior of
course, has been put in shape in
preparation for the big Prince
County indoor interscholastic meet
which takes place this evening.
During the past _few weeks this
splendid rink has been the_Mecca
_ for athletic-minded young men andf
bvyl oi the surrounding district,
ing management are looking for-
heartily commended for their in-
is hoped that other centres on the
Island will not be long in follow-
tcmoon between the West Kent
and Queen Square Schools.
About Transfers /,J
There are certain exceptions
under the C. A. H. A. rules to the
decision reached as to transfers at
the Montreal meeting, such as
where is man is transferred to a
town and is employed by the same
firm in this new location. They
have until October in which to take
up residence, and branches still
have the power in exceptional cas-
es to grant 'transfers provided the
rules and reguations of the C. A.
H. A. are fully complied with- _
Writing His Memoirs
with the heevywelghts beslnnlrls
to attract attention there has been
no indication that Gene Tunney
intends to come back to the flstic
wars. It w'.'s generally. accellilefi
around the cauliflower circuit some
months ago that Tunney would re-
turn, and point for a tight with
Schmeling. Now it develops he is
have seen the proofs claim it will
be ahlghly sensational h¢.\.k in
some respects. The long count will
be explained in the longest chan-
ter, and some of the inside mach-
inery may be exposed to public
view. Tunney has written :l few
things which have attracted some
attention, but his reminiscences
should provide exciting reading
when released.
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_Dempsey Is _
Offered Parse
(Canadian Press) -
NEW Yoruc, N. Y.. oct. -2s._-
'Jimmio Johnson, Madison Square
Gar'den` promoterfannounoed today
an offer of 40 per cent of the gate
receipts to Jack Dempsey for _a`
match in Miami, Fla-, next February
against the winner of tha Primo
Camera-Victorio Campolo ` heal/Y'
weight match here Nov. 27.
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GENARO K.0.'|l
BAY BU B A N
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(Allooflted Pill)
mars. oct. as-Joao Porn. du-
ban flyweight, knocked out Frank
Gerlaro of the ‘United States in till
second round of their bout here
tonight- ceaero ls recognised U
u. s. riyweuht ehamrlcn W tl*
Nhtioilll BOXIDC AA|0¢il¢i°i\-
After an even first round. ill
which they felt each other Olli-
yerq emerged into Gsnaro at the
opening of the second and not
him down for the count with I
_right to the chin.
Aarawizir, e v
' PRACTTCE '
V .5-_--" '
The Abegwoits, two-year Island
champions met defeat saturday al
the hlndlolthoillhtllntllonrlt
gan1§ of Bland series. andsronow
saurmlaaa to hold the champion-
ship for another scar as takiaa
What Other Women
Are Doing
BRIGHTON, England. Oct. 26-
_(By the Canadian Press)--A wom-
an has _taken on herself the duty
of controlling traffic at one of the
,most dangerous road crossings in
.Denmark road, Portslade.
, Mrs. Brown stands at the junc-
tion of Boundary road and Old
Shoreham road which is used by
many motorists travelling between
Brighton and Worthing. When on
traffic control between 8 p. m. and
midnight she wears an unusual cos-
tume. It consists of a. white coat
with three reflectors on a belt, a
white hit with la red reflector at
the back, white gloves (also equip-
ped with reflectors) and sand col-
ored Russian boots.
"1: hive written to the Minister
of Transport regarding the grelt
danger bf this crossing," Mira. Brown
told a reporter of the News-Chrorv
isle. I intend to control the traffic
at night until a point duty man ol'
some signalling device is placed
there. My chief fear is for the PII-
sengers in the buses which c0m°
from Boundary road into the stlowl
_of fast trilfiic. Bus driven. H10'-U"
-lst; and residents of the district
hav, conlritulated me on what I
pm doing." Mrs. Brown has not
Msn gn duty during week ends. She
stated that owing to the malloc! ill
which cars are driven at week ends
the police had persuaded her-for
her own safety-not to I0 9-0, U"
pressing.
. 
of all players is urged for this ev-
ening atlas at o. A. A. A. zrc“"_‘“-
. _
Mm, why the lions did not eat
Daniel. Sourfvm the famous
oreacher, re~:`1::l, "Because most of
the Brighton district. `Mrs. J. S_.__vs_ Bruce stewart
_Brown, a war widow, who lives in Dm m., 7 P m_ prow” Bm!
_"nepol=apL¢»n¢" .
13.
119 ‘
145 '
B8
100
117
112
111
127 08
121 125
100 145
134 B1
140 128
108 130
181 217
104
150
B.Fl'8-Ser ......aaa... 00 113
M Millet ...aaaueaaaa 82 '18
150
182
110
80
leo
204
Total-1946.
Maiority for Cardinals, 248 pins.
High clnsle. Mae Adams. all pina.
Hiifh three. Mae Adams, 639 pins.
Commercial llr...... __ .....,l.o
Fall Schedule
Oct. 13th, 7 p. m., Bruce Stewa.rt‘s
vs. Stewart's Bakery.
0”- 1331.-7 P- Ui-. Guardian vs.
Telephone Co. ' _ t
Oct. 13th, 8.30, Prowse`Bros. vs.
R. T. Holman Ltd. '
Oct. 20th, 7'1J. m., Gllnrdinu vs,
R.. T. Holman Ltd.
Oct. 20th, 7 P. m., Prowsg Bros.
vs. Stewart's Bakery.
lO0t.'20t`h, 8.30 P. m., Bruce spew.
arts vs. Telephone Co. _
Bruce Stewarts. ' `_
Oct. 27th, 7 p.~ m., R. T. Holmarls
VS. Telephone Co. `
Oct. 27th, 8.30 p. nl.. Guardian vs.
Stewart's Bakery. ~ »
Nov. 3rd, 7 p. m., R. T. Holman
vs. Bruce Stewarts. _ _
Nov. 3rd, 7 p. m., Telephone co.
vs. Stewart/s Bakery.
vs. Guardian. .
Nov. ioth, 'l p. m., Telephone Co.
vs. Prowse Bros. ‘ -
vs. Stewarts Bakery, ‘
NOV- wth. 8.30 p. ni., Guardian vs.
Nov. 17th, 7 p. m.. Bruce stewart
vs. Stewart's Bakery.
NOV. 17111, 7 D. Ili., G\mrd1l|,n\vs.
Telephone Co.
Nov. 17th, 8.30 p. ni., Prowse Bros.
vs. R. T. I-lolmans.
Nov. 24th, 7 p. m., Guardian vs.
R. T. i-lolmans.
Nov. 24th, 7 p. ln., Prowse Bros.
vs. Btewart's Bakery. `
- Nov. 24th, 8.30 p. m., Bruce Stew-
a.rt‘s vs. Telephone Co. _ _
Dec. lst, 'i_p. in., Prowse Bros., vs.
Bruce Stewarts.
Dec. ist, 'I p. m., R. T. Holman, vs.
Telephone Co.
nee. ist, a.ao p. m.,'clua'rdleh ve.
Stewart's Bakery. Y
Dec. 8th, 'l p. ln., R. T. l-iolmans
vs. Guardian.
Dec. 8th, 8.30 p. m., 'Telephone
Co. vs Stewart'a Bakery.
Dec. 15th, 7 p. m., Telephone Co.
vs. Prowse Bros. _ . ,
Dec. 15th, 7 p. m., Guardian vs.
Bnice Stewarts.
mans vs. Stewart/s Bakery. '
New Record
_-__
(Canadian Press)
QUEBEC, Que., Oct. 26.-'A new
record was established today by the
Colladisn Pacific Empress of Bri-
tain in steaming from Cherbourg,
Franco, to Flthcr Polht,`Q_ue_., the
pllotageltltion where mails are dll-
chargcd. in 4 days. D-hours, 17 min-
utes, beating her former accord by
threl minutnl. _ _
Bar time from Obarbourg to Que-
bec, where sho docked thiimornlnl
and slaohu-sed passengers, wus
sm, lr noun, is mlnuiaa, which
is nlns"minutM looser _than the
'Ram Atllnth rooofd established on
the New York run by the North
German Lloyd-Linarjfuropa, bs-
twocn Cnsrbourg and ' Ambrose
Light. The luroprarrivad at the
New York pilotaga station on Maron
asintyear, 4 dayl.l1 hollrl. 6 mln-
but ssvarai more hours elapsed bs-
yum was backbone, and the rut
the aaxttwo games. A full turn-out
was grit.”
Nov. 3rd, 8.30 p. m., Prowse Bros.‘
Bruce Stewart‘s. - ~ I
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No lalvu - No CIWIII '
Your itching. bleadins. protruding
lliles will go when you actually rc-
move the cause-had bloodtclrcula-
tion in t.he‘wea.k. rlabby, vim -
and not one minute before. Saivea
or cutting cant do thil__-_- an ulter-
nal remedy must be used. HEM-
ROID, prescription of Dr.J.S. Leon-
hardt. succeeds because it stimulates
xo cirouiatlon_,drives_out,censested
ood. heals and restores-tha almost
field Darts. I-IEA!-ROID hll llwh D
wonderflu record riditin this City;
that Geo. Hughes says one bottle of
HIM-ROID Tablets mustend your
Pile agony or money back. _
' Gorman ANNIVIIISARY
it-_‘ `
Mr. and Mrs. Williamjfodd. Elm'
Avenue, were tendered a re¢=¢Di»i°¥\
on the occasion of their golden an-
niversary. Their wedding _confet-
ulatory address was delivered by
the Rev. Carlyle Webster-and Mr.
Murdock iooasnittie liaise Doris and
Joyce Rodd looked very-wiD80¥\'i8 in
pink organdy as they entered the
parlor to the strains of “On Olll'
Golden Wedding Day," rendered by
Miss Ida Simpson, while theypre-
sented their grand parents with a
bouquet of yellow roses, the gift of
their oldest grandchild. and purse
of gold from family and friends.
The bride of fifty years ago was
gowned in blue and white taifeta
and their brlde's maid. Mrs. A. E~
Cannon in flowered crepe. After
a moat enjoyable evening- was spent
in games and oldtime songs. the
guests were 'ushered into the din-
ing room, which looked very at-_
tractivc in yellow 'and autumn
flowers. Mrs. R. H. and 'Vernon
Rodd poured the tea. Miss Ida
Simpson and Miss Dorothy Rodd
assisted in serving. The- evening
was brought' to a close by singing
"For They are Jolly Good ‘Fei-
lows" and "Auld Lang sync."
II Duce 'Urges _
al desperation"
tel-day and last night the anniver
ltoreahe was enabled to dock and
discharge.
F 
lltllisllc will
ls Exllclln
Canadian Government
Lqan of Hundred
Million To Provide
Projects to Be
Launched.
(Special to The Guardian)
November if market conditions are
favorable. Bankers and bond deal-
llast few weeks upon the possibility
of a Canadian Govemment loan to
provide for unemployment relief
and other projects, but Rt. Hon
Finance is unable to indicate at pre
sent what method he will adopt.\
About all that can be said at the!
closely observing the trend of iii
be the wise course to pursue.
r
well able to assist the Governmen
ln' the financing of emergency pro
jects for the relief of unemploymen
and of other commitments, such a
ada savings deposits totalling $1,
400000,000 upon which interest
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Smile with the crowd, Bill
o1'rAwA, ont., oct. zs.-F1ote-  °° - so
tion of a domestic loan of $100,000,-
000 may be expected sometime in Q tt 1)”
I
Wot crowd
money markets andwill invite the ‘
Canadian people to lend their mon-
ey to the nation if that appears to
That the people of Canada a e
f Smoke
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'A'
ers have been speculating for the R 'The Buckingham CrOWd, YOU blight€1°”
Richard B. Bennett, Minister or *  lll0l’l! B“0kingh8lnS
V sold every year
sold every month  `
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the interest payments on the state
owned _Canadian National Railways,
there can be little doubt since there .
are in the chartered banks of Can-
is The figures given are based on the
*mg 'Paid' average increased sales of Buckingham S ‘l
Disarmament l A domestic iooh is regarded el- Cllufctfcl during thc out tivo yew- ““'“*   e
_ _ most as a certainty, but the point B323
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that concerns the bond houses re-
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(AsS0<>lli°d P1185) lates largely to the price at which 1. 1 _ __ _ I
, NAPT-355. niliy. Oct.. 25-Premier the bonds will be sold and the inter- mm Coxon’ b_un and h`ar y some ers gave the government a. major- W ki
prussolmi told the mitch people estrete that win he pals. it ishe- "“’““" Wh" ‘S _‘he L“"°’ °““d°“' ny of 150 to 200 in th H f ee y
oct' mm' 7 P' m" Pmw” Bra' Vs y¢St¢l'dily that i-112 W°l'id 1nUSiP di5' iieved the Govemment will have to aw' and George Lumley’ Commun' C0mmpn_;__whl¢h wouldebe ous; 1; e
,_ __ _ ._ _ _ _ _ f a p e
arm nations must be .ill-Sl and offer attractive terms as there are 'st M_1 c°‘_°f] Secfetary °f the 3°: to satisfy prime Minister Macgon. GyTO DITITIQT
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.. -1 rl Labor pllty, who is person ly _
the tragic bookkeeping of debti still in the hands of underwriters known to __h0uS_mds of the v0te__s_ aids demand for a “doctor's man-| _
of th
‘and relvertltlws  _;ll<:___if larsc blocks of bonds rcccntlylssucd _S me _W1 mwah date" to prescribe legislative re- M1‘.H-Co°'»<.t1ccalmcnascr c
WMM 55 W "°°°V° 1° C by private corporations and others. _ _ _ by medics for the nations financial Canadian Airways was the speaker
omic plight. ' A Dominion Government bond _ Anmhcr con est mf wmch pu ‘C and gconomlo ailments, at the weekly dinner of the Gyro '
_~ He spoke directly to hai! 8 mil' bearing interest at 5 per cent and ;‘_‘__t°‘;s;__§;  ‘&onB‘;‘T;';'_‘_ on the whole, me th;-eg weeks' Club held last evening at the car.-
`i“°“ P¢"5°.“5 8“t_i;9;`9<;__i¥_;_sii;_i_ 8:1 selling around 98% thus yleldinB aD~ Hegderson' S_____;s0__ '___ Nir Mac_ campzign has been fought _ much adlan National Hotel. 1-le mention
`i`:l-tint.: alhtggr hill rneill‘ocn in rd args: :gint-1t.:1:e C cendti' doixbueis 1 Donald as Laiooils leader  run- ‘ess savagely than had been Wh! ed the mst' thought M “ying Ln
_ _ - °' “na all HWS - _ ’ dlctcd. The most bitter onslaught.; Decdulus and Icarus with “lost
jo_i1nlng streets eznil) nearbymsquares ing publloi ii; the flotation were ac- (r;“n€p;§f‘_in;i_~I_;°s‘;;__Agf“i_I__T; gferg?" have been inte,-changed by the split fastened on with wax. He traced
W 0 were .serv y Emp ers. colllpitli y an 8.99551 w their I c A -` sections °f the Labor party the history of acronautics from thc
_ From a bl_:lc<;_ny_f 50 f_eet ur_l_dc;_\;s;1; §;;ri_<;tls;rnx___ The conversion bonds ~:C__C._r;s_s_;lla___tl;o c_lis_i:1_ii1§uis_l_i;z_¢;__;¢;'_-, Thus Rh Hon Philip Snowdeml fi,.S,._ bauoom me invention of me
` Governmen aace e a r g _res at 4‘_f.- per cent. aio _ ' _ " 9 ’, Chancellor of the Exchequer in the gasoline motor, to the fl,-5; 5u¢¢,;=5_
S nd B D! Fascist 'wack' now semng °'r°““d 95% wm°h re' Commumst' Admual Campbell ii\Labor and National Governments, fill flight of twenty-four miles by
the so m ss
shirts” militlamen and colorfully presents a yield to the investor of bcmg Supported by both Cmserv has turned-the fun power of his the Wright Brothers m 1905, 1_\.
l ' __ _ . _
Blfbed I\€l3»P°iii1allS. whose ranks 5% Pei' cent- » “H12 “nfl I-"b°m1 °r§a"‘1z"‘“°“5' mvemve against his lifelong Labor perimemlng went on till the wal:
d t, as far as the eye could Premier Bennett by the way is colleagues who are now me op_ made a, military weapon cf it by
reache _ou
see, ' able to congratulate himself upon Si’°‘°"‘*°"l“' “gm ponents of the Mad-,onald m1nis_ perfecting motors and machines. llc
"S°nlctlllns is iemmed. Perhaps the complete success or the con- _ _ tm told oi the pest war d.velopmr-nt,
broken, in world economics, Il Duce version loan in view of recent dc- om °f Ulf ll'lf_’-Si P9°“il@l‘ 53531951 Mn Snowdeds mm message to the commercialization cl me nl.
said, and he asked how there could velopments. The conversion loan‘ °f the °1°°U°“ ‘S being f°“'5ht i“| the nmion was "make sur. that the mall, airways in the old world and
be European reconstruction unless was arranged when the market con- D“fW°“' Lf‘“°“Shll`°-_Th°f‘= 511' H°f'l men who ran away are o,.e,,,,,,he1m_ the flights to all parts of rl-.c world
there was amodificatlon oi "some_ ditions were most favorable. bm? €_“;;‘“*;lf FWS T135" Wh; 13353 ,ugly defeated-. and he predicted by the Imperial Aiiuays. He sshd
clauses ol some pence treaties that the _ ra ftlctlcn in the 1 On' they womd be_ By me men who that cohede holds the greatest pe.-
” ` ' ` its ~ L ill
‘hive Dllsiled Wil°ie P9091” if° mf -l'---_ Bl C‘°"‘"“m9“t» is ‘Ming °“°“;"|,an away he meant ,hose who Siblllties because of gloa i.li-:.
brink of material disaster and mor- M G0V¢Yl1lll€llt SUITDOFUPF. Qapifiill '| quit ML Macnomkrs Labor Cab_ Some important features are life
. - 811 Gl‘21'l'»\ll1. C011-"€1'V8$l\’B N3i»i0Yl'lmet_ refusing to go along ,mm the forest patrol and the alnbulunsc
The Premier had celebrated yes- gontmued from page I 9-1555- Ill this .dll/iS1°l1 U19 ill/0 SFOUDS Prime Minister into the muom] service, especially from the nt-i'1`n.
- Of G°V€’l'l1ll'1l`ni/ f°!`C‘35 Slim °V9i` He referred to the Gharlottei,o'~\'ii-
V _ . ,_ lemergency government.
sary of his mobilization order for _ the tilrlif iSU0_. Cllliiillin Glllhnlll The mn Chancellor of me Ex_ Moncton service and told of the
il- marvellous anoramlc view obtained
Olympic Trials
VANCOUVER, B.C., Oct. 26.-(By
thc Canadian Press) - Canadian
Olympic Trials for 1932 will be held
in Vancouver, it was decided at the
annual meeting of the British Col-
umbia branch oi the Amateur Ath-
letic Union of Canada here last
night.
Selection of the site for the hold-
ing of the trials was yet to be made,
said J. A. Courtney, chairman oi the
Vancouver Board of the Canadian
Olympic Committee. Two sites were
available, Hastings Park, where a
number of international track and
field contents have been held within
the past three years, and the track
and field facilities oi' the University
of British Columbia.
The University had offered all its
facilities, including accommodation
for the visiting athletes and its
gymnasium for training purposes,
free of any charge. ‘Vith a few
improvements on the track and
election of added seating accommo-
dation at slight cost, said Dr. J. D.
the march on Rome, pt which mom Haus Ex¢md__,d being a. protectionist. Charles Rot h _ ww __ h d _ th p
ent the Fasclsti made him their `well m the Ixbor candidate. Zeicgugouse ozgocobnimoilli Houma; of the Island from the air, and stut-
"D“°e'" The b0l‘0UBi'l Of Bury ill LHHCH- The other Liberal members of the ter who wins for because oi' his ed that there wmud be mme fre" 1
He told the assembled throng 5h1,.e_ which was mst to give results National Government also face! heaJ__h_ he _s~no__ s__md___g for “__ quent service as traffic grows and
today what ,Fascism had done and in the mst election has like many Conservative opponents as well as, election that achange of schedule wus under
ls doing. other h°m,_,ghs_ extendéd ks _,on_ Labor candidates. These are Sir ,i ' ' iconsideration.
“There are not p, few nations in `1,-,R hon-,S this time to nine in the Donald MacLean, president of the
the world today that view the prob evenmm and is considered unlikely Board of Education who is stagding _Vanc0uVer Gets were Dr. J. S. Jenkins, Pilot Jones,
lems of European reconstruction in lead again In 1929 Bm.y_ “_ in Northern Cornwall, and . D-
from our point of view." he said. nounced its result at 1025 p_ m_ Simon, Secretary of the Ministry
"Nine years have passed since Fas- The winner in Bury was ment C ,_ of Health, who is up in Pehryn and
¢i5t Italy at London presented the Q Amsw°rth_ C0n5e,.v,mve_ Wm, (TL Falmouth.
problems of reparations and debts Beu_ Lam, runner up_ This year' Although protection has played
in 8. manner that now is the order these two ‘men again mee each an inlpnrtnnt part as an issue in
of the day. th ' , lvl. MacDonald has
Dec. 15th, 8.30 p. m.. R. T. Hoi- “gut we ask ourselves, should E.f;_ThtC;§:€n:;I;;e§]sgongiitivi 5l;:y§§T1L;t-82;; iurue has asked the
the” "BUY P555 sixty “mg yea” ard Labor candidates hopes to an~ m*“°“ 5° r°t“m his G'°Ve"nm°“°
mime were is Written the wma? i'l0llr'c its decision at 9.45. solely on the question of confidence.
“fh1is" to the tragic b00kke°Pm3 Prime-Minister MacDonald to- He his d°°“n°d"'° Pledge m“"‘5°u
of debit and credit based on t.ho` mlm closed his Campmgn in Ser gp any pmgmm of legislation, de-
blood of millions of y°l1til-‘3 Wh0 hum Durham “_-ter vlsmng twenty claring that in these times the ad-
ncver will see the sun asain. and ,ix ,m,,e,ed cemes ,md address- mlpletrhtlon must feel free to try
can it be said there is legal e<lual_lty mg me his m,,eung5_ _whatever measures may appear
Hmm! U5 °n5 WMU °n ‘me 55°, 1310340 h 1,1 in th t rl promising as occasions arise.
they are armed to the teeth and on_ “peut bwgngg if rwaletxgsc cz, world cmmdcme in Britain, he
th’ °th°’ they °" wndemned "° New Year's eve as a great number has told the voters, can best be in-
b° ‘m"`m°d-" of fo,-elgners an giving eippgion creased by British confidence in the
The Premier again ,wamed those m ht rt, Na_»,onal C,0,,c,.,,mem_
_who are opposed to Fascism and U M es' .xihe Labor ,,m,,,sm0,, has mn-
“M if me" “° my “Ch "we Wm ppgmlu- W¢|| Rnelveg centrated its fire on charges that it
°““h "h°m'" was unnflccssrrv for the National
_ The Prime Minister has been Government ill Cliff Ulf* dm’ and
w0fY`\a|‘\'S  Pf0V|d9S well received for the most part, a- that the fall of the Labor 801/€l'i\‘
Fgr Kitghen Employeg long his swift p1s:age through his ment was brought nbnnt by the
Belham constituency. where tonight dictation of foreign blllkcfs-. 3"
WAYNEQBQRQ pp oct. 26.- he delivered his final speech, in program calls for public control of
it
Others who made za few remarks
and Messrs. Ivan Reddin and T.
Rogers.
A vote of thanks was moved by
Mr. C. M. Williams, seconded by Mr.
Art Gaudet and tendered to the
speaker by the chairman, Mr. K. M.
Martin. The guests were Dr. J. S.
Jenkins, Pilot Jones, Messrs. Ivnn
J. D. Musselman, of Toronto and
Sidney Fielding.
War Veteran
, Hangs Self
(Canadian Press) -
SAINT JOHN, N. B., Oct. 26.- L.
Suspended from a raftcr in s slim-
mer cottage at Mnrtlncn, tho lliclflss
body of Waiter Foley, 33, of Saint
was found this afternoon. Reis.-`
tives and friends said he had been
site might be acquired for the trials. _‘
(U,P.)-The will, ofqltlrs. Emma which he-denied he was any less banking and cred .
lilwllper provided a fund for the \,Labor man for having gone into Gpvernmem sllppnrif-r= saw aidt
hospital ca.rs._of my woman earn- the National Government. and comfort in rr-porls ltdriy thllt.
ing her living by kitchen work. "If I have got into touch r.;th _ :mother drop oi about :l0.00_o in the
The probate oi the will showed Rinse I have not get out or touch unemployed toni ls rlmlcloeted
s fund of 310,000 created for this with my syn pg-,p1¢_" ho said, this werk. This wcllirl mark a con-
ux-W" It will be a great personal rich- tinuzition cf lhr i:1cl'roso in jobs.
P ~ ‘ , » _ .
that the ln- fevep-lent if Mr. Maeoonald sac- since tho muon hhoflldfd the sold
a
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The will specified
V thus siimlllatcd ex-
D855.
Davidson, representing thc Univer
sity, everything would be in rcadl-
A. Riley, Chairman of the local
board of the A. A. U. of C, prcsznt
cd the proposal oi the Vancouver
meeting at Hastings Park. All wa
'come of the fund was to be ussd_ cceds in boating the Labor nflriy st‘ndavd and
for the "hospitalization of any res- machine in' the mining distrlc: cfibtlrts.
um after clearing from Ones-bourg.‘_pectabie girl or woman. bllwk M' .Scaham Harbor, where the p""t\'{
white. who haa to eem her ilvlng_ he helped build up hes earl him <'.0v"r. l\i\.lr~:‘.lfv l‘l'F»ll`C'l'ED
prepared for thc running of any
athletic meet that might be on the
- After some discussion ;. resolut.‘.cn"
was presented and passed r'i‘icll
`nainrl`.y. Pleshlrm, Ham; Colgvu. if
Riley. Dr, J. D. Davidson, Cui. Vic-'_
RUCY. and the only thing to be sci
programme at the park. said Mr. _tor Spencer and J. A. Ccll;'ine;.> id?
load: “The Britlsn Colulnbirl brancli:
of the A. A. U. of C., in nnnunl ses-` t
- sion resolves ’.hat, the City of Van-r
fcouvcr bc the rcnuc oi the Cmlnd-'
Exhibition Association to hold the Ilan Olympic 'D-inls for 103.! and that
s ua ground committee bc coiis'.il..li':d,'
' by worrlhs in other peovlcr hitch- out. |
enll' '-“W0 men are opposing him-Wil- The consensiis of llfl *ml °b59fV°
_a;'ral1;“e d:t‘.i‘s :\1l:'. trjr.; '.9 thd,
tied was the terms under which the |executive with pi.”-~ to .;:;_'
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John, a veteran of the Great war.;
despondent io: thc last two wccks. `
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