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°'°'°‘°'“ ""“‘ “" i cnARLo'rrii'rovvN, CANADA. vvEDNEsDAY, MAY 11,1933 _ iz PAGES
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British*BremieriInvasion South” Of Wall Nears End
Hails Me
Dawn Of
Warns' German Chancello
- Peace Of.
Peace Of The W orld.
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(Associated Press) i l Standv”
LONDON, May 16-Prinie Minister Ramsay MacDonald,
in mi impassioned speech beiorc rt distinguished gathering of 200
_ _ . t,
nieniliers of vhs Pilgrims Society, hailed President Roosevsl
peace proposals tonight as an historic proiiotinceiiiciit.
. . .,
“This is an historic day, he
“America has boldly and openly cnt licr moorings and h
laiiiiclied herself in full sail, \vitli_Courag_ge_ and \vit_li fine deter- ,for B "last stand," on E nm, ap_
minaiions into neiv \vat¢1'S." the
Piime Miiiistcr continued
ssage As   Would Regain Polish Corridor
New Era'
Europe Means Reported- M a k 1 n g
Strenuous Prepara-
tions For a “Last
(Associniedf Press)
S Toxvo, Moy is-'nie eonvietion
that Chinese forces in North China,
declared.
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as now said to be in disorderly retreat, ' \_ ¢/  \ Hwang Fu' ,.,,m,ScnLam.c U, U,
Me makmg strenuous prepm`”'u°n5 \.- Q U   \\\ \ Niiiiklim Govcriinient who is rc
' A  pitted to be qiilie ifricndly towitri
(Assoela il
TlsIN'I`§IN, China, M.\ Fni.
arri\.il in ‘vorili Chin t .ii i iii i-
" W* T ' W H TE” 1 ii---1*
eveltlirges Anna
in nt Truce
'Stirring Appeal
By U. S. President
To All C untries
Resounds United
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States Approval
‘Of,Ramsay MacDonald’s Arms
I Plan - Policy Outlined To Do
Awa With War And War Talk.
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(By F- G. Vosburgh, Associated Press Staff VVriter)
\VASHINGTON, May 16-(A,P.)-President Franklin
Roosevelt stood forth tonight with a direct appeal tort-iioiiiice :ig-
_frcssion and abolish the powerful ivenpoiis iif attxicla flint ilit- nzi-
iiins of the world may move together towaril iiefice :iiiti i.i'os1iei'ity.
Aiiiiil acclaim from the elected represciitaitiies of his own
D ii-_-ople, the United States President turned cxlicciziiiilii tfii-_':iril
; ilcrlin and Tokyo and other important capitals on ivliosc i'e1it_~;`=i;iri
 It as at °f  `     to   a ;If31°‘;.?.;i‘;f.S:§°.i;§.°.f.;“;:.§f.f.‘2.;‘.‘i.,1f§;l.;l;=.;:',i’§i.‘i..i‘;l>'.lisa;
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“H°“°°f°fth America by her own declaration is to be mdif_ mg W” reflected in J“p°'n°5° dei” l " ;_  i‘7“m"°‘°e mmsmu south of the i \linister Ramsay MacDonald’s arms Plan
ferent to nothing that concerns
MUCH lllliilli
INPRUGRESS
UNHIGHWAYS
Roads Are in Unusu-
This Spring Due to
Early Dragging and
Grading.
At no time for many years have
the roads of the province been in
the pCaCc Of the w0i'l<l," he Said' DB-tCh95 "Om thc W9-1' z°n¢ Wuay-  \ ‘R-*A 'tri' . Great Viiili is nearl.\` finished.
‘iirainc |
Mr" Macnmmd msg to me This defence une according to Th ai above shows, shaded, tlic Puilsh corridor and the L ' .| General H\vang's coming has Encouragement; was drawn from '
height of his oratorlcal style. 11°" inengo (Japanese) agency reports The iornliioir is coveted by Germany, while Poland is interested in the .produced a distinct change in the  Melmxinary dispatches saymg me
only tn acclaim Mr. Roosevelt but would extend through Tungchoa' latter Count Bismarck, descendant of the li-on Chancellor. in an iD"°" illoiitieal atmosphere in this area ' iressaee had been *very favorably
w defy his own cmms in Great Shunyl md Hwauul view .with is correspondent rec-.'~ntiy» “id that Germany °“’°°"°d °° N' ` Where li' is b"“°"°d m°,“°“’ slmkes' i receiifed by German statesmen. !or.'
Bmam with a chauenge that he The rear guard of the Chinese ,_ mor., b lmweful me ans in exchange for free port man from Nanking may make an mosh 1 an omcml Wumngwni
- - columns re orts from air scouts 3”” "h° con y i _ Poland iw- iarrangenient with the Japanese' 0 i attit d f i
and his Cihnet colleagues in the ' . D . M ,umm co mp._n,,,¢¢¢m ¢1,¢whei»e d with th u e
. said has already passed thi- h l'lKh"° in Dmmg “M ' “ , ~ .i W” °°’°‘°°’°“ e ° i
National Goverlment Proposed to Yutém Tangshan and Kafgir coming to caum msmuck' “um do “what ,he wmhed about the iihich will resnltln _thc halting of Hmcrite Germany
li di al D ld be. ‘mama ¢0 prevent lt. the armys western invasion.  Them’ 8 growing sm_nd`
adopt all mears at t er spos ' i Russia ww
T10 further EUYODWH C°'“°U|“l'l°“~ which are within B' radius ol mo _ ei In ‘ve yea" ' T This imE_wDremu0" is °°"“°C"°d against the restrictive provisions of
. . d
Whem there is ieamusy then, miles of the old capital of China.
These cities, however. Japanese
will be confidence. Where there is i ‘
it th ul b cm.. he sources dwclosed, have not yet been 0 U e  0 r '  e 
enm y ere w e pea
prL,d1ct:d_ occupied by Japanese troops.
In slow, measured tone, without
 eaves New U.s.
T.’..?.".“.‘.“‘;‘i..“1i.§i"€.”2.S‘I;1‘;i?‘Z§ geffld guilty On Re
Europe in the latter's’s‘pccch to- e ran ar e E T C d
xpgow before the iee.c.ist.r;. He g  O  a
°°'°"°"‘*‘°“ “““'°“ l.’f.i§HT"".'u‘Z'§.’u“§i.i. ilf'.'.T.§.'f;”i3. Hon. Warren Delano Robbins
l _
is gfod contlftlfn lil U10 Sllflllll as ,, _ W _ _ Whitaker today were found guilty ° °
1 W” “ity  “fr” °°§§°'§,§e ... . ,... ... in ....M ... C..- Presented His Credentials To
it the present time. Favorable
comments from people residing ml§;?1'flv;f‘§1i;n;fni;i;gcc1t)i;l3;h¥;United umbla Supreme Court t/o conspiring   B   
various parts of the Island are
beard daily. The present satisfac-
tory condition of tlic lilghways is
attributed by officials to the DC-
partmonl: of Public Wozks io the
lpllt log dragging, which was ord-
ered to be begun :is early in the]
spring as possible. In all pnrts of‘
the province teams with dI‘BBS
were at work as soon its the roads.
had dried out sufficiently. Early
States-and even stronger terms t° defraud Mrs' Aly” Walsh M°L°°‘n
can be used after t,oday's pro- or $35900 in 3' Lindbergh “mom   
neuncenient from Washington-in h°,§,;'c Grim is ' unishable b f_s-
sliowing disapproval of every policy e p y a (Canadian Press) Ions.”
V Zzxiug olto gggonyears imprison' OTTAWA. May 16-Mutual ex- “I feel confident", his Excellency
“ 5 “° ii to <1 eio and replied, "uint with your distingu-
` (Continued on Page 3) Th '  h pression of a des e ev P
mmu;£ury was out ours and 20 foster closer relat.ons tetween ished assistance and with the co-
' Canada and tlie United Stat>s were operation of Canada, of which I
contained in the formal inter can confidently assuic you, these
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° ' change of respects when I-lor.. War- alms which our two peoples have
P 0 I  C e R a l d ren Delano Robbins, new Unit/ed nt heart in common, may be fully
H d t  States Minister to Canada, p esent- attained
ln May the road machines were _
Wi ""0 °P°’“l'i°“ ‘mi the dflerll S E A G E R   quar ers ed his credentials to the Governor Immfvsliately after the ceremony
highways. and at the present tmel Ca n Fa S C 1° S t lo General tcday' me United states Minister and his
umy`f“'° are engaged in mei . The Earl of Bessborough re- staff were guests of Prime Min
€l’=id‘ng work. ` l
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
COMING EVENT S.
MEETINGS. ETC
(Continued on Page 3)
“Announcements nre inin-ried In
lliln column at 2 dents per word
lirlizliy puyiible In |ul\'um:l~. ,
"Reserve July First ,tor the Bap-
tist Picnic at Ti'y0n. 9523-5-17-Zi.
"Pliul _Koliins, Heartz Hall,
Thursday, May is. 9521-5-ie-ai
"Hops River Play Thursday, May
mb- was-5-iv-ai.
"Four Act Comedy Drama in
Hone River 1-lan postponed until
Thursday, May ietii. 9502-5-is--ii.
"Ste Mt. Herbert Players in
Alton Hall, Tiiursday, May lllth.
9529-5-1':-zi.
H"Annual Meeting P. E. Island
l°5Dllol Ladies' Aid. Friday, May
gill. 3.30 in Trinity social nun.
“°-'» Payable. osao-s-1'i-ai.
i"Modeni and old-time dancing
ll Maplewood school, in-iday night,
!‘v ieiii. ii itonny, Monday ntgiit.
, 9521-s-11-21.
u°‘N‘_>tl0e-Il.'s not a Jig sow puz-
wh its the B. I. B. social evening
dxght' *hi* bls game. the only
MW. the lsland’s leading orches-
Wfleet management. 9543-ii
°"‘ "Urliiiz annuity with iinur-
xlrbgfohction in the meantime
1-M °°°lly and cheaply arranged.
i¢uyé’e‘:‘¥°\' you start the cheaper
me' J- A. Moore, Manager Sun
' 9444-5-13-2|.
"cllill loading ho "at Souris
'missy eitei-noon, Miiisy asia, wiii
\_uc°l*é>l¢k until Monday nigiit. c.
““°n. Secretary.
nose-5-ii-ii.
l
German Chancellor
when tho Nazi chief will announce muh by Ponce md it is under
question and other related lntema- in the mam! ‘mm it B dem ed
tion over Chancellor Hitler’s ad- turned over to me Ano -
-Gcn- ,
dress to the Reichstag tomorrow eral of Manitoba N0 M523; I F . R nd L
- werei
orest Fire es: ence ost
celved Mr Robbins in the ball lster R B Bennett at a luncheon
 ' roofrnofllildau . - -A
Ex-pukdun or Jews nom muucal denm 91 the Govemor Gcreral in Mr. Robbins to meet other mem-
_____ npositions and 3 san year morator- 8 brief but colorful ceremoiy. bers of the diplomatic services rep-
um on war e are objects of ld d hu enum resented In omm,B_
Mr. Robbins pe Ee
WINNIPEG' May 16-(oy )- e Hall off c‘il resi- wh'ch provided an opportunity for
_ _ the Canadian Fascistl, according to , _ ,, Th Go G I d his
Wlll €nlr."0ur,;,cil(;er- uwrgfure Se1:e,d Eyagouce in B mid ilrriysexiicpexetaiigr iizderisrggdiizi sidsse appdfriidorin elbiiliilsriitn uni-
man 0 Icy 0 ay' on e ya e qua underibetween the two countries, "and to forms while the Canadian Prime
` gmzitf gt; “mon 98 of theidevelop our economic and cultural Minister wore the uniform of ii
a _ .
(Associated Press) The pamphfets which indicate a relationships upon this contricnt so memb r of the Privy Council. The
BERLIN, May 16-All Germany branch or the 'moment has beenltliat they may be of sei-vre not United States Mnister and his
tonight was on tlptoe of expects- stuwd in vancouver' have beengonly to ourselves but l/o al nat- pai-ty wore moming clothes.
°°"“°`“ ”°“°” °“ "M °""°"`°°"` “°°“ “°“"“= f“‘*~*‘°f vm °° dw; Threatens Town A t French fo rt
tional issues. ___ -
whether mum” M me memmm The new residence of Mr. Robert
with the statement issued by thi.
Japanese military commander in
Manchuria, Field Marshal Nobu-
yoslii Mute, yesterday. The Japan
csc, said the Field Marshal, would
ivltlidraiv their forces as soon as
the Chinese give proof they will
stay away from the Great Wall
which is the southern frontier of
Manchukiio.
Gandhi Reported
Growing Weaker
POONA, Lndie, May -16-The Ma-
hatma Giindhis voice was feeble
and his condition weaker tonight
after begiiiiiiiig :it noon the ninth
day of his fast.
Doctors found him surprisingly
well, however, in view of his ordeal.
A board of six doctors, after a sec-
ond examination, reported his mn-
dition “very satisfactory.”
Gandhi intends to fast three
weeks to draw attention to restric-
toucliables."
Minor Damage
Is Caused By
Earthquakes
SAN FRANCISCO, Mziy 16-(A_
.i
apart and centicd for from eiigh
other, slicok Sun Friiiicisco and
Los Angeles today.
Ooniliis iii 3.45 a. ni. the first
shock awoke residents of the San
F‘riinci:'co Bay tires, caused minor
damage in the East Bay region and
was felt as far soutli as Watson-
ville and as far nerlli as Eureka.
Residents in some sections ran
from their homes. Clocks were
the Versatile Treaty has
fears of a revived 'I‘ei¥,0nic military
,power dashing hope of arms reduc-
' ' tion and unified action against the
forces of depression.
Ranked by many government of-
ficials among the great state pap
ers of American history, the Roose-
velt message, sent direct to the
sovercigns of presidents of M xm-
tions, was dispatched this morning.
It proposed that the nations not
only should limit their arms and
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NE[illTlllllliN$
Fllll Til END
MILK STRIKE
tions imposed on Indies "un- State Authorities Pyg-
pare to Cope With 'a
Further Rising in
Green Bay.
(Associated Press)
MILWAUKEE, Wis., Moy 16-As
negotiations to end Wisconsin's
milk strike faltered today, state
authorities prepared to cope with
P-)*TW° Sharp Gfirtlfqliflkes. hour' i a reported rising of “5,000 farmers"
in Shawano County tomorrow. Om-
inous reports reaching- officials
were that farmers in the region
west of Green Bay were planning
to close cheese factories, condenser-
les and creamerles in their fight for
higher prices.
The effort to end the strike
deadlocked on the refusal of strike
chiefs to confer with Gov. A. Ci.
Schmedemon under conditions he
BERLIN, May 16-German offi-
In preparation for this moment-
,ous event, the Chancellor today u;h;m:;2n °I;_ih°"°n 98' TREMONT, Maine, Moy 16.-(A. Rhynes,1='renchfoi-t, and all its con-
'lield a private conference with M ur H""'Pa"k" P.)-Tliis town of a little liss than tents were destroyed by a fire which
[President Vonliindenburg and then was signed to tho hand'bms which 1,000 population was thi-ciitined by occurred about 3 o`elock yesterday
ctir d to clusion to work out the advocated expulsion °f an mmign tflre today as a forest fire set lirc afternoon. The blaze broke out while
i- e se
ers from govemment and munlclp-,io the congregational Chumli and the owner was absent, and such
vention.
(Canadian Prose)
OTTAWA, May 16-The
Government ioni¢h¢ had e ma-
jority of 28 when the llonse
gave second reullnr to a bill
Increasing the salary of Judge
Sedgewick, chairman of the
Tariff Board from $12,000 to
$15,000. Tho Wh Ill 05 O0 39.
t me of his eagerly awaited pro-
lforuncemcnh ai Jobs and it nent against '-com- ’ an ,moeeupiea residence. headway aiu it make before it was
munmm and ‘7“d“l5m'" Flrcmen from Bar Harlor and discovered that the large crowd of
cial quarter, exprnssed pleasure 9,; southwest Harbor, aided ly scores neighbors who gathered could do
eic unable to stop nothing toward saving the building
- f 'olimt er , w '
;;eE;ic;;d1:Z°T,i\ve,1€sevigsizratgzlg I N Ot feet iiic flame; ass the _wind veei-ei short- ‘or salvaglng the effects. There was
.` ly after noon. no insurance.
ff; ‘,§,§‘,‘,§°‘},,,,§§,‘[,‘,§§.’° “"““°‘°“‘”‘i Western Farmers n....iy ati... aweiiing. ni. int ‘ _“_” Est!-mates Passed
orneiais pointed out that ttie`| -- the denser zone- . » NEW YORK, my m‘_`A_P‘)__ OTTAWA M 16__(cP)__rh
German delegatmn in Geneva “hi (Camdhm Press) Thereiiqlediigstedosddiillyczigiupdhii Cod lltl on Gov. Charles E' Mm`l“`U “`““ °`h“m°m"' House of Comnidns today .passed
ways Supported the Mwponmd dis. OTTAWA. May 16-The new appeii Va tor Predicted lzcdiby his counsel tocliiy its :i. ‘big the last mm in this years supple
prescribed. He had demanded they
come with it deternilnation oo end
the strike and without Walter M.
Single:-, President of the Milk Pool,
their leader. Strikers offered coun-
ter proposals demanding ii. commit-
tee of their own selection.
stopped.
Los Ang:-les ii-is _sliakrn for a-
bout tivo socsiids :it 12.58 p. in. the
Garth movcment llicrc was describ-
ed as brisk but no damage was re-
ported.
Characterized
As “Big Fish”
Supplementary
eoasiiii shipping legislation win iioi-°'°1°°“- Th” “N °“ th” °"“°“ "°°‘ lc .V fini' brought to tinii roi iuieeeu i ti te 'rooted te _
men ary es ma s. yes r-
“mament pm” and they therefore' as extin ulslied after it hid cans
welcomed the American nppi'oval|°°5t Wester" f“"m°“‘ 3 Penny- th’ yd exwmfvc damage income lax vloliition to appease day by Fmanm Mmm" E N
of this draft basis for an nrms con- HU"-W °f C°m'“°“° W” °'““"d W' . CAPE T°WN» S°“"h Africa' hfay "mob psycholcm/".Awlillc tlic Gov- Rhodes' they mulled ”’m,mM
“Y by H°“' Hr H' Steven' Mlm” 13-SUPDOYWT5 °f S°“m Ammis emment charged liiiii willi clicallng '
ter of Trade and Commerce, reply- ‘ new coalition govemment wound up it of $858 42968 in hmmm laxm y Included in the items passed ln-
i _ ’ _ _ day was ii loan of $332,100 to the
ing to crlee of "monopoly" and
"combine" from opponents of the
measure. The Trade and Commerce
Minister held as unwarranted
charges western wheat producers
would be at the mercy of lake ship-
pers vvhoso usual American com-
petition would be excluded from
thngi-alntrade
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(Cumdlan Press)
WASHINGTON. May 16.-The
North Atlantic Port Ccnftence
today reaffirmed cppoeltiei to
the SL Lawrence Wntervrag, and
decided to uk the aid of Prel-
ldenl. Roosevelt ln ellorte 0 half.
“diversion of cargoes fromllnit-
tl oii sum to ceiieaiiiii pon."
their campaign tonight and PW
dicted overwhelming victory for
their administration in tomorrow's
general election for the House of
Assembly. Voters will go to the polls
in only '12 of the 150 constituencies
in the Union, es 'IB coalltlonisls
were returned imopposed on nom-
ination day
“When mob s't'liology controls:
md Max D( Sting' mc m_(_y_huh_cd Clilcoutlml Harbor Commission,
criminal lawyer, "who ls tlitii to be "S9900 m °x""°' °°°l °“b"°“"°“S'
made the vlctiiii? Some uiidcrllng? 515900 "° °°V" °"P°n°°° °’ tm
No, we need big fish. And Charles C‘m°dl““ d°1°3“u°° °° th” W°f‘d
E' Mmhen ‘W5 8 mg f,_.h`~ Economic Conference and $50,000
i The opening sl;i‘c-iiiciils of Gov- t0 0°mPl0l£ the D°m1“l°“5 Sham
ernment and dcfciicc counsel oc- of restorinK sunt -l°hDi N- Bu hh!-
cupled the entire day. l D01’ d¢Sffl'°'!°<l by nl* ll 15"- i
iinsttnlie
Dr. J. A. Clark Be-
l lieves That It Is Ad-
visable to Sow Seed
Early As Possible
This Season.
, That a great deal of farm land
is ready for working and seedln|
at the present time is the opinion
of Dr. J. A. Clark, Superintendent
of the Experimental Farm. Il
would be well for farmers to have
their seed in the ground when
warm weather comes, as in tht
event of heavy rains it might be
necessary bo postpone seeding till
late in the season, Dr. Clark states.
It has been observed in the-pes\
that in 9. late dry season such as
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