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Amulnl lubserlptlon Dollvncrl $500
ly lull (blush llld U. 8. A. ILM
Conference lans Two Month
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ltalzan Aerial Sqn
U. S. President'3
Declares Stand
On Stabilization
Roosevelt Sees No Utility In Ba
Q Temporary S
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Immediate Concern.
slum- ’ I RIEYKJIAVIIK, Iceland, July 5-
. uueoeims renee) i temporary excedieutu but io mill-' <A.P.>-'rho Italien aerial squad-
r..oNnoN. July il-The text of gating sud. if oosiible- l’°m¢dYi“8 i-on oi 24 seapianes arrived here
the statement handed to the Sec- the harrassing evils of the Pfeielit late today from Londonderry, Nor-
retary-General of the I-ensue of i°¢°u°mi° Sliu=ii°“- them 1re1and,eompleungihe mira
Natlons in London today concern- _ leg of a projected seven-stop flight
mg the stand of the United States Home i-0 be BHP from Q,-b,¢e_u°, ugly, fp Qhggago by
ln connection with the World Mon- H A md my ,f Eastern gamdm
etary and E¢`»0I\0mi¢ C°nf@1'°“°e In me h°p° that th” Un The planes came down on the
follows: Sims ‘PHY "° °’ hell’ *° the °°l"' more nero at 4.55 p. m. meal time
"Tho Prosideni has made ll cle" f°“m°°' l’° wh°s° success man?) 11.55 p. m. EB.T., seven hours and
iliac he saw no utility at the pres- friendly cooperation the PWS taut |15 mmutes am, me ,ake_,,,,
ent time in temporary stabilization continues to attach the .grea es hstarbed at me “Ummm t, or _,___
i b i 1 thai. P
b€iiW¢°’fi currencies °f °°“‘_‘m°‘ lmpmance’ t may ° U” u iland, a distance ot 930 miles.
whose needs and policies are not We i_~ih0\llii d¢V€10P thi! lllillisllii, There were 24 mowmoats’ each
“°°°””`u7 tp” “me” somewhat more muy' ‘carrYiD8 three tons of benzine for
"soon stabilization would be mi- “Revaluailvudof ihi;m:1:£;;si;§ ,he mms _hm anchored ,B the
'km md “meal and might ham' | tems M Ame can co 'inlet to greet the armada, headed
tabilization Of
per individual countries in realizing , an end from which the Eovemment
by the Italian aviation Minister,
poieioe essential io their aomeeilo and people of the Unliiid Still", Gene", mb B,,,b,,_ _ tu
problems.
cannot be diverted
“Ho urged the conference to seek "W9  to make this perfectly
H f M fundamental clear We are interested in Am-I `(°011ii¥1Ued 011 P58* 7)
considers on o -
of fmmtstmg Popeye, by the Vricsn commodity prices. What is, _"mm--._
We
`. g nguq,” ¢|,,,¢¢1y, mt .lm the vqhic of the dollar in
terms of foreign currencies is not
`“""""” and cannot he oilr immediate coa-
 ce‘l?.l‘he exchange value oi' the dol- in N N 0 v A i
MEE'f1NGS» ETC iii ';'.§‘§..‘;’.°“;‘i‘”°1.i...1’°‘i’.°.’éi..."’°.Z,i
“Announcements are inserted il`1’8l5iU8 the liflce-5 Uf their OWU
' ' "°'“""‘ “' 3 "°“"‘ V" "°"’ commodities lx terms of their na
 _.scum iouil
__ tlonalmoney, and cannot he de
°".l‘slkies-Murray River Batur- termined in advance of our know- 45
MY- 1498-7-4-3L 1edge.of such fact. "_°`°
__ Governor General Sees
‘ T“”"°"m“° Rm’ “;‘l§'§ff,i.°_,’.'3,_ N°"““‘ '“"“'°°‘ Strengthening of
“Tslkies-Murray Harbor South
mday_ 149s_7_4_3,_ inimical. to the interests of any Canada,
"Play and Dance at Hope River, that no other country would seek C
I _,__ _ _ _ _ ( anadian Press)
Friday. -7|-ly 7 1514 7 4 41 to embarrass us in the attainment' NAPOLI ROYAL’ N_ su July Th
"There is nothing in our policy
other country and we are confident
adron A
rrwes Safely In lcelancl S
m 5-leiiiiiir .-,
rd Leg.
Of Hop
nded
Flight, Expects to
Remain in Reykj-
f BE S SB IFRSUUGH
Bonds of Empire in
W l _ - i
French Fliers. Planning Lo ng-Distance Hop
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Maurice Rossi (LEFT) and Paul Codos, French speed pilots who propose to make a t,-,msai1on.
c flight from the United States in an attempt to set a new straight um, distance recqrd, p1c_ ed
ed aboard the liner Champlain, on arriving in New York ,ni
ur _ _ _
NEW YORK July 5-(A.P.)-Because of had weather off the Ngw England coast Maunce Rani fe
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C) F E
M A Y
` Unbreakable
ference May
suspend activiiici today, beaten
stances.
Suggested Empire Conference
While the World Conference fad-
however, a movement grew call-
for an Empire Economic Con-
nce that would be a sort of
’ » re
and Paul Codos, (above) French flyers who had hoped to start tqmunow on a, long distance flight 1 1 ' »
tg Europe, decided today to postpone their takeoff. oo tmmt on of mst yea" ottawa
,_  ,_ __ me.
'Y ' ' "`""' " " ’ ` ' .' " ` First suggested Tuesday in the
Tentative Truce ll
At Wheat Parley fE
Big Four” Ag?é?ln Piineipie on J
Production. Seek Co-operation
iiiyfu
Of Smaller Exporting Countries Greater Activity in
By George Bambleton,
Canadian Press Stair Wrlier. After many months of negotia-
LONDON, July 5.--(C.P. Ciible)--
""` '  l AN B i nations of the world having agreed
"Borden at Hope River Friday. (oontmued on me 3) L 5.-.strengthening bonds of Emplre= th
,_
July 7th. Frank Doucette furnishes
xpecialties, 1514-'l-4-41.
"Oakwood Tea House, St. Peter‘s
Road. Tel. 1587-13. (110 year old
Colonial House.) 1505-7-4-3i.
"Harland excursions Tuesdays,
Q
Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays.
For further information phone 773.
1484-7-3-tf
Fire Destroys
Grocery .Store
i
are clearly evident in Canada, I-Iisf
Excellency the Earl of Bessboroughi
told citizens of this old Acadian,
Speaking to descendants of British
town as he paused today along the` ar
route of his Nova Scotia tour. ll;
and French ancestors who struggled 3
centuries ago for possession of the 9
at production and exporting of
the product must be made to fit the
demand, if the price is to be rniscd,
e now going after the smaller ex-
orters and the big importers to see
ow much co-operation they can
et. if they can't get enough, in all
robability the four-power scheme
9 foul' BTU?-'-055 Wl`i93l'»'9XD0i`iiI1E IDB of Canada, Australia, the United
i H e a v y Industries
And Luxury Goods
Seen.
will necessarily be dropped.
tions the Wheat Conference consist-
States and the Argentine, announ-
ced today they were "agreed in
principle" on a policy of “temporary
adjustment of production and trade TORONTQ 'lull' 5~""Th¢ ewan'
to world demand with a View to sion in indusirizil production broad-
jmp,-ovmg the price of wheat ,mdj ened during Julie so as to include a
w
(Canadian Press)
liquidating surplus stocks 1-low hung greater number of trades, thereby
me on the market" offsetting is seasonal decline in some
i h - ._
ich were among the filst to re
cord improvement," .says the mon-
, (Canadian Press)
HALIFAX, July 5.-Property dam-
“Ice cream festival, sports and HKS 0f 330-000 Wal °B~\i5€d t0fii81'ii
tug-of-war, open to all teams, Fri- by fire of unknown origin which
day llisllt lit the MHCDOMH C011- partially destroyed a grocery store
solideted schools. 1522-7-4-ai owned by _,_ °_ H,,.,.m_ 0,, Km,
street. Adjoining buildings, includ-
Bgperiifs W,1f{:,l,’;gai"sl;§,§§gg gi ing Mr. Harris' home, were endan-
l
Gorggn Mgcm,u,,,,_ B23 313, Ch,,,._ gered for a time before the fire was
lottetown, P. E. I., previous to July
15th. 1525-7-4-31
"Jul arrived. one our of shingiq
Ind one car of cedar posts. A. B.
\ Zlutcliff Hunter River. 1547-7-5-2i
9.
"Buying live hogs Tuesday, July
l1th.l-lunter River, Emerald and
Kensington. Signed A. E. Wedlock.
1544-7-5-21.
°°’I'he Wheatley River Y. P. S.
will present their play "Cranberry
Corners" in 'Harrington Hall,
Thursday night, July oth.
' 1560-'1-5-21
"Bigger and better Old Time
Dance in Abe sit Hotel Dance
.nglénmaey glint o :ski em. mio.
eds for Borden R
1558-'i-6-li
"Lot Life Insurance carry the
liurden of ilnanclsl protection for
Yourself and those dependent upon
You. The Sim Life Issues policies to
suit your ovary need. Bee J. A.
Moore, Mgnqer. July 4-41.
"L_ 0. A. All members of Boyne
lodgssrerequestedtobostths
[Mill Room _Sunday evening July
Oth at 6.15 pm. to attend Divine
Service. All visiting brothers and
Ulster; cordially invited.
1582-'i-6-fi
“Notice-All assessments in ar\
fears in New`Havsn school District
No. 14'! if not paid on or before July
list 1938 will be handed to the
Ulerk of the County Court for col-
llaiimem one comato-~
3-lil
- weigh 'lo lbs. and carry good finish.
le W. Mele
placed under control.
`i
Sentenced ' To
Fifteen Years
(Canadian Press Cable)
PORT OF Sl'-'AI¥, Trinldld, July
,5-For beating his wife to death
‘following a quarrel, Issac Knott of
Point liiortin was sentenced at the
San Fernando assises today to
serve it years in prison. Knott was
covicted on a charge of committing
manslaughter while temporarily in-
sane.
 _
"East Royalty ice cream festival
tonight at Mr. Love’s. Proceeds in
aid of rink. If not fine, Friday.
1572-ll
--.
"Bt, Vinoent's Orphanage grate-
fully acknowledge the receipt of
'#250 being the bequest of the into
Donald Nicholson. 1571-li '
“Comwsll Sunday School picnic
July 6, at Cornwall. If not fine.
firstd fine day. Visitors table pro-
lvia _ im-u
i "Murray River Club shipping
wool Tuesday forenoon, July llth.
|Losding hogs, lambs and calves.
same day afternoon. Lambs should
lla? mg' 'I' ' use-s-o`a°ll
Governor-General pointed to their
present unity under one 1183- "And
it is only natural,” he added, “that
those who live in il town whose hls-
tory links it so closely with the Bri-_
tish Crown should be always mind-
ful of the union which that crown
‘fA.s the representative of His Ma-
jesty the King, I find wherever 1
go in canada increasing evidence of
the strength of the ties which bind
this Dominion to the other units
composing the British Eli'iPii'°-"
Centrist Party In
GermanyDissolves i
B1ERLI.'N, July 5-(AP.)--¥brm-
er Chancellor Heinrich Buxenlng
announced tonight the dissolution
of the Catholic Centrlst party. last
non-Nazi political party in Gor-
Emily.
A lamnic statement issued bl'
him said: "The centrist DIFW hll
dissolved itself in agreement with
the Chancellor (1-Iitlol')~"
The extinction of the Cmtrists
marks the end of the parliamentary
po.;-ty system in German! U Wu
5, the eng gg political Catholicism
The Bavarian Populists. slliol 0!
the oentrisis. quit the political
scene yesterday. Between them
these parties hold 88 of 584 seats in
the pre-Hitler Parliament.
The volkspsrtel, or Peoples Party
of the 'late Chancellor Gustav
symbolizes- ~- Sentenced to Five and
ground on which he stood, Canadels  f
ers offered the textile mills have h°“50 W9” 59'? Wbl°2»?- A More ol ` 6 l new .».:'ii*l_
Three Years R65- N 6 (U .L O (U I I1 been beyond ihe cuimcitv of several “°l€hb°"S HSSISWG MF- Kills* l rl '_"' ~_.,.  lil' ,"1 ,. mis ii
° _ . . _ . i. ‘Y
peqtlvelyineath of aier seasonal aciiviiy than a ing and extinguishing the shower ’ ,
Thlrd 3 Mystery, ycnr ago, the automobile industry of
_ . _ h
(Canadian Pi-ess Cable)
PORT OF' SPAIN, Trinidad, Julvl
ecaptured after a. drumaiiol
wo escaped convicts were sont to
ated the death of their compan
gon only seven degrees
Joseph Bango, last of the il-io in
found. was sentenced to serv-
_prison today. while police i.nvi=si.i- _  _ mmdv _H d moved
i _ ~ _ ’
be
Hatchet Wounds
_-_-_...
' (Associated Press)
MARTINB FERRY, O., July 5-
r of the Martins Ferry Greek
' V thly commercial letter of the Cari-
0 Escaped Convictg “d‘i`il.B§`.‘$ff.§’.§§‘.T.‘3T§§,”'............F
n
et
Presidential address of Sir Arthur
Shirley Benn before the Empire
Chambers of Commerce, the appeal
` was given added force today by the
Federation of British Industries
X P A N S I U N whose executive called for the
meeting in an unanimous resolu-
` . tion. 'rlie resolution, which wiu be
presented io the Federation's grand
council next Wednesday for con-
firmation. urged haste and Pointed
to availability in London of dele-
gates froln every important section
of the British Empire.
-____________
(Continued on Page 'll
Blaze Threatens
Sum m e r Home
OfMcKenzie King
OTTAWA, July 5-(C.P.)-SlLm-
mer residents of Kingsmero in the
Gatineau Hills near here. rallied a
CCCS S
'i.
.. ii »
TATESMEN
MPIRE
MEET'
Deadlock On
Stabilization
Steering Committee Of Con-
Remain Semi
Permanent Body.
(By George llamblcton, Canadian Press Staff Writer)
LONDON, _Iuly_6-_‘(1 hurs<lay`)-(Caim<li_1l1 Press Cable,-
-The World Lcononllc Lonferellce, scarcely follr weeks old, wil
for the lilolllcni by :ln irrcconcil
aiilc difference between monetary policies of the United States
and Europe’s gold-bloc countries, led by France.
After night-long conferences American and gold country
l¢aCl€l`S f|¢C‘fl€d Carly ioflfiy there was no useful purpose io be
served by continuing prlrleys undcl' present unpropiiious circilm~
A resolution will be presented before the steering committee
later today asking a recess, probably for two months.
The final scenes of this session of the conference will take
place at a. plenary session, tomorrow or Saturday ,and most of
tlicilclcgaics will go home,
Boyd Off Un
Long Flight
PORT AU PRINCE, Haiti, July 5.
-(A.P.) -Captain Errol Boyd, To-
ronto airmen of trans-Atlantic
fame, and co-pilot Robert Iuons
look on at azo p. in. <a:sTu'.i today
in the veteran plane Columbia for
a non-stop flight to Washington,
D. C.
Boyd, who crossed the Atlantic in
the Columbia and landed on thi
west coast of Britain some year:
ago, said he expected to reach
Waslliligton in about 16 or 17 hours.
He is carrying a letter and a gift
of coffee from President Vincent of
Haiti to President Roosevelt. ._
_,__
ll?
AN 0Pi'||~i\s1’ is ,
A GUY who Eivtcfs
His Home BALL
/feiwi fo win
Y-.\i\';R~r CAME!
.i
volunteer fire brigade today andl
saved from destruction the beautl-i
ful country nesidence of Rt. lion.
a<:Kenzie King, leader of the Op-
W  U ' M
. , the last to share in a general up- po
re Sent Back T 0 Prison ii§.‘:f;¥.:_“.°‘_t’..“_?.; if
C
manllfaciurers of special or luxury
goods, while thc volume of new ord- la
siiion and former Prime Minis-
r of Canada. Sparks from an in-
nerator ignited the grass and two
rge pine trees overshadowing the
units to execute promptly With
Temp e ra ture “”°
now has is bciiei picdllciion record
*_ . for the second quarter of the year
BOSTON. -T111? 5-(A-P-3-\-ill all than for the like period of 1932.
time low temlperature record for I what effect the recent lowering of
this date vias established today (lop prcspcols will have upon gen
5-R  I _ » _, _ _ _
manhunt in thc Savannah Iorcsl. '_' 1 ~,d‘ _,_ ,S not et de,erm,,_,_
when the U. S. Weather Biuriiu ro _ cra u US if y
ported a. reading of 52 degrees at' ellis." lilo ifiiff SHY5- i
I.. m A ay ia i up
O
Women brought out furs and Nova Scotla
men donned their topcoats in or ,
five years; Gabriel Castillo, three; flf° building’ steam was tamed "ll" Sch 0 On e I' Goes I service costs by $14,000,000 during
years, The third, James I-linfis, \':a.'. "ld in milfil’ h°m¢-4 0061 bln! WP” d' the present fiscal year, v.ould be
found ai-as wlm a wouml over me scraped for fuel- Warmer weather A g T 0 U n suoeenlul to the extent or two-
heart,.in ine woods noi far from wfs predicted for tomorlow. __
where Casiillo was recaptured.
Q - ~----»~ m_l.;.mAx, July 5-<cP.>-The
schooner Frederick li. wrecked to I
Priest Dies Fra," Restoration Fund’day on Silver Baiik ltcels, carried
° i l _ After
_a crew oi” about eglt mon
Drive A Success an overhsuling sho sailed on May
8; from Porth drevllle, N. B., for
I\l.rk's Island.
(Canadian Press)
WINNIPEG _my 5__Mo,_e than Owned by Kenneth S. Cochran,
.
H.
T319 RW- P5i'h°Ul°5 °°1°“l5~ 72' $320,000 in cash has been subscl-ibedl°' Rm’ Grevme’ me Fredemk ‘
alre this ear so me reetei-ationl " " "‘“'°°"“‘”‘°° "°"‘°l """" ‘ ’°5`
P°°i° ' adv y . ‘ '
orthodox catholic cliui-eh. sled ro- , me drive or the church of ang- ‘°°°“¢ "°“f'°'¥° °1 39° Wm- Bile
_ldsy from hstchet-inflicted wounds. iam In canada, it was announced WU “Um in NW* 5°°u° 3 Yea"
He was found unconscious in the to and the widows' and o hens'
day rp H80-
Btresemann, which HMI 01115' W°lbasemont of the church Saturday fluid had the clergy superannuation Of later WHS lh° had been Used
Reichstag Beats but WIS i’°m1¢l'lYi night, his skull fractured by blows fund have been restored in full and Ili tho lil-\'i1b0l' oil-l'l’Yil\8 ¢l'l<i¢- 011
much more powerful. also announ-
from the blunt and sharp edges of i invested , her present voyage she was travell-
oehehnuinonnsb uuou-nniuamiiiq _ sqiaismmiamauulssrnu-,,
i
household in saturating the build-
blazing embers that fell upon,
t e roof. The buildings were ull-I,
damaged.
Gov. Efforts Seen
As A Success
UITAWA. July 5.--It was learned
today, uliofficially, that the govem-
ments eiloits to reduce the public
thirds of that amount at least, if
not the whole, and without any
drastic st/eps along the lines of re-
tirements or dismissals.
Ex Maritimers On
Homeward Trek
_ .
MONCTON, July 5-The Boston
train leaving the C. N. ll.. station
at Moncton this afternoon carrledl
a lsrgs number of ex-Msritlmersl
homeward to Boston from the‘
coach excursion operated over the!
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