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over 38.000 people in
this Province --' 8.000 ill
the _City -'Read The
Guardian every day.
The Guardianis read -in
practically every worth-
while home in Prince
Edward Island.
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THE WEATHER
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pmiy eieudy with is rims highe `
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snow i'lurr'es.
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R.C.M.P. Rep01°tANlil0@SliV|El Conference Hears 7 HBENM
Stresses Absence ARELATIUNS MAY B ri tis h Pla n VUTE N ll
Of Serious Crime ‘BE SEVEREDTa1<9S.011 New Life AS Prime NNVERNMEN
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disarmament plan was laid before bl in th OTTAWA' March lb-
N 0 G' r 0 U. ll d For me World Disarmament Com,” 30:, thcrcue 1 eu rgmtary f°r°°s| Railway Bill was -carried i
The following annual report of _ ' ° max mum SUFBS Set by
M _ S3,b()1j3,gg_ “we t°day by Prime Minister nom- the 'rreety or verseuies. . “le HWS” °f C°"““°“5 A
ri , soy MacDonald, accompanied by 3 ,gong with me ,Mt the pm night by _a vote of 120 to 65.
ce
speech so bold d f Seven Iiberals two Inde-
up to Dem 31_ 1932. addressed by (Aawlakd Press) sm an ervent as to unlike any others, contains concrete pendentg and fimr U' F.
Inspector J_ Frlpps to the Premier LONDON’ March 16_Poss,bmty nt the weary conference to fresh figures. a. feature is its provision of V t d ,th th G
and _Attorney General, was tehied or a rev ra or idtio °- A security- It contains agreement for lo e “' e 9Ver"'“e"
X1
SUCBESSFULLY
PRESENTED
B. I. Society Sponsor-
ed Delightfully
Funny Production
Staged At ' Prince
Edward Last
Evoiiing.
Episodes replete with action, with
brilliant exchanges of Irish wit, and
with ludicrous incidents, woven to-
gether skilfully into the play "A11
the Comforts of an Irish Home,”
kept a large audience convulscd
ith laughter nt the Prince Edward
eatre last evening. ` "
The play, which was staged un-
iler the auspices of the Benevolent
irish Society, and iinder the distin-
guished patronare of His Honour
lieutenant Governor' Dalton and
Mrs. Dalton, and ills Worship May-
or Stewart and Mrs. Stcwart,'wa.s
directed by Dr. T. E. E. Robins. The
presentation reflected much crcdit
in both the director und the play-
til.
The plot traces the fortunes of
Alfred Hastings, -o. college graduate
who is left in charge of his uncle’s
liomc, when thc latter und his wife
leave on nn extended trip. Iu_thc
absence of his uncle- and aunt,
Hastings, with his friend opens a
boarding house. Interesting de-
velopments follow, in the midst of
which the owners of the house rc-
(Oontinued on Page 3)
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
COMING EVENTS.
MEET INGS, ETC
"Aniiouncsments are inserted in
llils column at 2 renin per word
lmflly Duyuble In ndvunce.
"SCC “The Eyes of Love" in
T0wn Hall, Georgetown, March 17th.
i 8386-3-14-tt-Zi.
"Brnckley Beach Rink, tonight
It 7.30, wiidoets ve. aioedhouhds;
York Live Wires vs. Cubs. 8454-li
"Dome to Emerald neu, ivrareh
lllh. three-act play. "Red Acre
Fsmi." Good Specialties. Admission
|50 and 156. 8357-ll.
"D0n't forget play "Red Acre
Perm." in the n. 1. s. non, Emerald
“ldiy night, iviei-eh ii.
8435-3-18-2l
“Buying live hogs, Hunter River
&¢Sdi\y. March 21st. ‘Everett Has-
fn. Emerald. Alden Mosse, Ken-
““lA0l1. buying same date. Signed
Allan Wedlock. 8412-3-15-31.
"‘Married women need protection
10|' their families. Ask for our new
1" rate policy, quoting age nearest
mldily. J. A. Moore, Mgr. Sun Life
Mwrnnce Co. March 15-31.
h;C0me to’the Entertainment in
M 8 Creek Hall, Tuesday evening,
“arch 21st, "Lunches." Admission
mia. If not fine, next night.
8427-3-16-21.
m°'C°me to the concert in New
M°5%0W Hall Monday evening,
_sgcli 20th. Something different,
vmccthcart Days." in song and
“H urea. Admission l5c. lf not
0. first fine evening.
.B451-S-i’l-21
ll
hm;I;°l\liiht ut Borden Rink, double
Bard 1'. Queen Square School vs.
lumen Hlsh School; Cape Traverse
"ml"-1 vs. Carleton Juniors. First
Mmaazog- m. Skating after games.
ll) Ind 20 tblltl. M58-ll
UNMEIJYA
the activities of the Royal Cs
lan Mounted Police in the Provln
in the Legislature yesterday by H
House.
I Establishment
On May ist, 1932, I took over
Command of the Provincial Police
Edward Island, and it is establish
ed and known as "L" Division of
the Royal Canadian Mounted Po
lice. This was authorized by the
agreement between the Government
of the Province of Prince Edward
The strength of the Force on the
specter, in Command; ,one Stan
i Sergeant; two Sergeants; three Cor
‘ On the first of June, 1932, th
cial Government and sworn in as
ispecial Constables: Morris, P. P.
Heywood, W. E., Munn, G., and Lei S ll 0 lf' d FlI13.HG1il,l_ __ Public -Consistory Was  the bfmks will be used by the cus-
Go nii d e n c e Will' In St peteris , ‘ ”°““ °°‘j“_“j‘?j‘f-____ _
,other Constable, who was engaged Lead To Businessl _ _ ____ X V
|Clair, R. Also authority was auth
orized for the employment of an-
as a mechanic and chauffeur. This
making ai total of four Special Con-
_________.__i.__-_---
(Continued on Page 3)
Beer Will Be
Legal In States
WASHDIGTON, March 18.-(A.P_)
-The Senate tonight assured Am-
erlca's thirsty that so far as the
federal laws go, beer of at least 3.05
alcoholic content will be legalsome-
time in early April.
Acting with the dispatch that has
come to characterize Congress in
these Roosevcltlan days, the Senate
adopted the House Beer Bill after
reducing the alcoholic limitation
from 3.2 per cent, and sent the
measure back to the other branch
for consideration of amendments.
House leaders planned to meet
tomorrow and decide what should
be done. Indications were the House
would oppose the Senate's changes
and insist upon its 3_2 alcoholic per-
centage. This meant the measure
would go to conference for s settle-
ment of the disagreement and prob-
ably would finally be approved and
sent to President Roosevelt early
next week. Fifteen days after hB
signs the Bill it will become opera-
tive.
___________.__
(Associated Press)
CHICAGO. Marsh 16-The
United States Circuit Court of
Appeals upheld the Grain Fu-
tures Turin; not tener Ind
refused to interfere with the
Government requirements of
daily reports on sales and pur-
chases of grain.
_________i__--_-.__
i "Hockey lt Marshfield tonight.
Skating after match. 8455-11
"Hops River, Friday, March 17.
8-ect drama, with specialties,
i 8408-3-14-41
_“Skate and Hockey Match at
Arena, Friday, B o'clock. Supe`i'iors
versus test Royalty- 9445'3'17'l|-
“Hockey at Hunter River to-
night, Highfield Grunites vs. North
River Royals, Bethune Trophy win-
ners. 944041
duties of the Province of Prince* ference In tha Foreign omce
' w
I
the soviet. `
No Progress toward a settiemeu
of the affair was made at a cou-
\ which the Russian Ambassador
summoned He was requested
(Continued on Page 3)
Island and the Dominion Govern-1 _'» l
ment-Order in Council, P. C. 838,` I
dated 19th day of April, 1932. i
first of May being: One Officer, In- M 
(By Claude A. Ja~~cr Associated
Press Fin-nrlril Editor.)
NEW YORK, March 16-(A.P_)-
A violent upsurge in cotton and
wheatvkept the b‘g markets of the
United States boiling again today.
Stocks cooled off a little, but the
,bond market almost dupl'ca*ed
Yesterdays sweeping advance, of
proportions unprecedented in re-
cent memory. -
Mounting financial confidence,
and high hopes that lt would lead
|io early business recovery, were
evfdent in the large scale buying.
both of securities and new stap`es_
,Wheat in the chicago p't, in the
first day of trading -since March 3,
quickly mounted the extreme lim-
it permitted for a single day, of
five cents ii bushel, and com shot
up all it was allowed, three cents.
Resumption of trading in the
New York cotton exchange found
the floor thronged with traders.
including the white~haired veter-
ans who rarely participate, and
prices bounded to $3.50 in $5 1
bale, although they later subsided,
to close with net gains of $2.50 to
$3.
(Continued on Page 'D
ConvictsAreCom-
mitted For Trial
(Canadian Press),
DORCHEBTER. N. B.,'March 16
_Following the examination of 22
witnesses here today, Rufus
Gaudet, Robert Guthro and James
Murphy. prisoners at Dorchester
Penitentiary, were committed for
ti-ini on e ,ohm-ce oi i-retina at the
prison on Janwlry 'l last.
The committing of these three
brought to 16 the total of prisoners
sent up to a higher court for trial.
The hearings were held within
the wells of the prison. E. C. Wey-
man, Saint John, was counsel for
Warden George T. Good. who laid
the informations. Raleigh p Trltes.
Bsckviile, appeared today in the
interests of the Attomey-Generai's
“Montague Club loading hogs,
Tuesday nftemooni March ilist. All
110!! must be listed. 9445-11
Press Staff Writer)
trophe."
tl The P19»“» df”-WU UP by Mr. Mac- of the Paris Peace Pact.
Donald and Sir John Simon after
0
0.
e uce re ns between
o . chest Britain end soviet riussiel H” pleaded “’s°“”’ ”»‘ °” °“”' “ °°“s“1“*""° PM by which. ir the i? Eiupporil of theybln A" th
Dr. MacMillan, acting leader of the wasdiscussed tod&y`in P°liticnl and , smken address t° the delegate’ °t pm" ls “d°Pt"d» leading ““sl°“3 'lf ,I-lthortin Awe  'dF° A' got;
business circles as a result of the 60 nations to stem the stream of the world would bind themselves ylb __ 1_0 Lelnzfanthef I9" 1
puzziins arrest or British subjects app’°h°n“°“ “ms” is f1°W1"€ f° °°“f@f end drew un conclusions " el" S “"‘""5 L " ’
repmsentmg 8 British concern in with increasing swiftness to catas- immediately there is a breach, cr
the threat of a. breach. of the terms
A.
Will Follow
Exchan e Rates
. 8 we,_,k of dmgem conversations, The plan recognizes the pi-jncipy. g
commhsion reassembles and debate
ity by SUI-ses. French and Gegmau
to " _ . . ` ‘ | _
Wm be under Wo,._\,1_wIde scrutiny" of German equality in armaments.
1;' for 8 week' une: which the general It aims at attainment of this equa1_ i Pe r B a n k S
paging army effectives, it is true, are fixed (Canadian Press)
The B,-msn pm, Involves sub-_ at 200,000 men each, leaving out the OTTAWA' Marsh 16°‘Th¢ Dew
, stanlial ,edumon of the 5 ht, rreneh colonial forces or zoo,ooo. P“ime“'* °f N“s1°°“1 R@V°““° l°'\
1 g ng day notified the customs collectors
to consider the United States dol-
lar as worth $1 18%. in Canadian
en
O ` . . -.
A 1 funds for customs purposes. Wh
X  I e United States had a bank holiday
A RGCOVe1‘y_ | (canadian Press oohie>-cardhsl reeohed. of the so cerdirieis so are
and no exchange rates on U. S.
I - _ " ‘ funds were available, Hon. E. B.
porals and fourteen Constables. 0    Ryckman, Minister of National
MBHH8 11 i1°lfH1°1 l»W°¥\iy-one. Revenue rulcrl that the two cur-
e ' roncics should be considered ns a
_ V _ M _
~ following Prohibition Inspectors » - - ~ f r ~ ~- . ° i ar for customs duties for the tim
were token over from the Provln- _ s .';__‘° `   Mark.  going. This ruling remained in
Hlgh H0P@S'Nhat1’§9' ,pointments To Pope’s Counci’ 2123.22!“.§`lf§y;f'§.'§.§.Z§1.1“ `§°
t
e
Y
Jean Marie Rodrigue Villeneuve, Italims. I I Uestigation
VATICAN CITY. M2-¥Ch 16-| total of '10, a fgure which is never COSt  POft
f0rmer,.Archb shop of Quebec, to-| For the first time since i924,
i night possessed the Red Hat of the
Roman Catholic Church.
Pope Pius, in colorful ceremonies
in St. Peter‘s conferred the Red
Hat today on Cardinal Villeneuve
and five others who were appoint-
ed to the Cardinaiate at a secret
consstory last Monday.
Besides Cardinal Villeneuve the
new members of the Senate are:
Pientro Funiason, former Apos-
tolic delegate to Washington,
Anglo Maria Dolci, former Apos-
to`-ic Nuncio to Rumania.; and
Theodore Innzer, Ellla Cells.
Costa and Maruillo Fossati, who
had been Archblshops of vienna,
Florence and Turin, respectively.
the public Consistory, which wus
attended by tens of thousands, was
iheid in st. i=eter'e instead or the'
Hull of Bencdictions, the usual
place.
The ceremonies began shortly
after 9 s.. m. when the new Card-
inals repaired 'io the Sistine
"Last Judgment" they took an oath
to do honor to the`r rank. to be
faithful to the Pope and to labor
(Coimdian Press)
OTTAWA, Mfircll iii-The total
by Sir Alexander Gibb into the
ports of Canada was as follows:
Fee-£12,000. (Sterling),
Expenses-$12,559.91.,
couvcr, Quebec, Halifax and Saint
John.
This was the reply given in the
Church! The oath was taken in
the presence of several existing
Cardinals and the Cardinal Vice-
Chancellor.
The sacred college now num-
bers 52, 12 less than the possible
i
(Continued on Page 'li
_ ConcertedAction
Is Urged
(Canadian Press)
ST. JO1-lN'S, Nfld., Marci] 16-“II
the countries of the world are one
family, above all are the various
nations of the British Common-
wealth one family working for the
good of all, and, I would odd, for
the good of the world at large,"
said Inrd Amulree, Chairman cf
the Royal Commission appointed to
enquire into Newfoundland! future.
I-le was speaking today at a public
gathering called to welcome the
Commission to Newfoundland. Sir
William Strivert of Montreal, and
C. A. Mozrath, Toronto, are the
other members.
The need for concerted action in
meeting economic difficulties was
the theme of Lord Amulree's ad-
dress. After reading the Commis-
slon's terms of reference he rcvicw-
ed international conditions, no
country was immune from ihc
crisis. '
“I hope in this commissions pres-
ence hers today, appointed on thc
joint advice of His M`Biesty's Gov-
ernments in United Kingdom, Can-
ada and Newfoundland, and com-
posed of members nominated by all|
three coimtries, will be found cv-
Department_ Magistrate U. G. M.
Chapman, Dorchester, presided at
the hearings.
President Confers
WithAm bassadors
(Associated Press)
WASHINGTON, March 10-Im
minent action in the world dis
armament problem appeared in
fl Cl Y .
< Kenzie (Llb., Vancouver centre).
_ Fog Horn
SAINT JOHN, N. B.. Mnrcll 16-
Saint .Iohn's new tuo-tone fog
horn made its debut before ii criti-
ii id
of uliarves and in boats outside
and inside the liaiboui yesterday
afternoon and now Caiindidil Nai-
ional Steanishlps captains entering
and leaving the harbour along with
prospect today as President Roose-
velt conferred in quick succession
with the Ambassadors of Great
Britain, France and Germany and
his own Secretary of State and
Chairman of this coimtry‘s delega-
tion to the Geneva Conference,
Sir Ronald Lindsay, the British
Ambassador, was the first to call
at the White House. He said he
had reported thc now British plan
submitted today lf! Geneva.
Tho President had lunch with
Secretary Hull and Norman H.
Davis, .the Chairman of' the Am-
erican Arms Delegation.
Immediately afterward the
French Ambassador. M. Paul
Clnudel, conferred for 30 mlnuics
with the President.
Shortly after he had departed
the German Ambassador, Friedrich
W. Von Pritiwiiz und Gaifron, en-
tered thc Roosevelt office.
__________._._._----
that bond of fellowship which
springs from acknowledgement of
our common aim, and finds highest
idence of that Commonwealth spir-
it which mimates us ali, and 0!
expression in our allegiance of a
common sovereign."
.others will be asked to pass upon
the merits of dcmcriis of the int-
lest in cacophony. One tone is of
high pitch with thc other several
degrees lower and the range is
placed at twelve miles, ilic two
tones overcoming ihc objection
heretofore inherent in foglioms
wherc only one note is uscd of cer-
tain statcs of ihc atmosphere acl.-
ing as a blanket. Local sportsmen
are soiiicwliai. rii.<iiirbr~d over thc
abandonment oi tlic old one ionc
horn. Previously ihcrc were tzmcs
when they could stroll flown thc
street rind encounter a nicc big bull
moose answering thc cali olncowin
the mating season. Howcvci' they
are waiting in anticipation to sec
just what thc new two-tonc inno-
vation will cali out or the woods.
LONDON. March 16.- (A.i‘.l
-Neville Chamberlain, Chancel-
lor of the Exchequer, will pre-
sent the 1932: midget in Parlia-
ment on April 25, Stanley Bald-
win, Lord l‘res’_iicnl of thi* (‘nun-
rli, told ihc llouse of Commons
i tod.\y.
` .li
l»,Rhodcs, Minister of Finance tabled
9 ‘ supplementary estimates in the
d , House of Commons today. The to-
0 ‘ tai was $54,380,809. The iorrzest item
cost of the investigation conducted: sd sodas’ in Ord” t-has Pubns C°“'
A the registration in thc New Bruns-
Majority
(Canadian Press)
O’I'I`AWA, March 16.-I-Ion. E, N.
$53,422,061 was for the Cuiiudlaii Nu-
lioiial Railway deficit.
This estimateis tc cover expen-
ditures made last year and up to the
end of the present fiscal year, Mar.
31, 1933.
The sum of $20,000 was provided
lo furtlici' indemnify members ol
the Senate and House of Commons
on account of the long adjournment ,
of the present session from Nov. 25.
1932, to Jan. 30, 1933. Of this $5,-
000 is for the Senate and $15,000
for thc House of Commons mem-
bers.
This item was described as fol-
lows:
"To provide, notwithstanding any-
thing contained in the Senate and i
House of Commons Act, for the
payment to each member of the
‘ (Continued on Page 3)
Budget Debate
Suspended In
N. B. H o u s e
(Canadian Press)
FREDERICTON, N. B., March 16
-Rcgulzir proceedings of ilie New
Brunswick Legislature, including
thc Budget Debate, were suspend-
sidcrzition of ihrcc bills relating to
wick Dental Society of seven appli-
cants might be completed by thcl
The cost was I-,aid by the Harbor 1 Committee on Law Practice and
Chapel. whore underMlchelangelo’s; gommissmns of I,7,,m_,.ea1' v,m_ Procedure. This was to acconuno-
date tho convenicncc of a large
number ii' members of this society-
and the Council of Physicians and
fm' the SAUTY Of G°d and they House of Commons today to a Bmgeons °f New Brunswick Wm’
uesilon nskc b Hon Ian Mac-Ai
had gathered licre in opposition to
the bills. A lengthy session of the
committee was held this morning
and again this afternoon. Adjourn-
The old Cardinals the-ii proceed- St' Jo h n ,S New nicht came after six p.m_, when the
Cliiiirman announced that if fur-
ilicr information is desired the in-
terested parties will be notified.
_ Tlic probability is liowcvcr, lic suid,
that the next mccting will be in
private.
i Those scckhig full registration as
onaugli, Wallacc V Hazelwood
ml Nudicnlc' gmlcl-cd “_ ‘C  dentists were Maiihcw ll. Ciw-
' ' . r . .i ` I 4 ' 1
_  Walter H. Ross, nil of Saint John; - 
_ I:-3 _ 
John E. Sproul, Ncwcnsilc; Harold
|R. Dean, Sussex, all of whom arc
iAssistant Dentists; Douglas P.
iDo\ver, Chatham, and William A.
' Carcaud, Moncton.
The regular Housc schedule was
piislicd rilicrirl a day.
1 'v__”;_.~_*N’__._-
Disappointed
A Pupils Return
To S c /1 o o l
RESERVE,  March 16-
(C.i‘.\-l'tcsci'\'c's 500 school child-
ren sighed rrgrctiully tonight, for
the towns in-o schools are not
closing down this month iificr nli.
A few works ago, thc School
Board niiiinuiiccd that because of
lack oi' fuiiils, they would have to
close iiic sriicols on March 11. To-
day, ihc Board inet nguin and
laicr announced the schools would
voiiiiiiiio open until ihc ond Of Ulf'
icrm_
been i'cccl'.‘r~rl lroni llic Nova SCO
i
Supplementary
H Estimates Now
T Before Commons
G Tabled Yesterday By Hon. E. N.
Rhodes, Minister Of F inance-
' Vote Of $53,422,661 To Meet
A C. N. R. Deficit Is Largest Item.
NEWTURN
IN EURUPEAN
AFFAIRS SEEN
Britisli-Italian Week
E ii il Conference
May Provide Means
Fc i' Iiiternatioiial
Recoiistructioii.
R/OME, March 18. - (A.P.> - A
possibility that the British-Italian
Conference to bc held this week-end
may mean ii ncw turn for European
and even world relations, was seen
today in official circles and in the
press.
It is now definitely stated that
disarmament will be only one of I
wide range of subjects to be dis-
cussed, including thc problems of
restoration of world commerce and
the stabilization cf money. Prime
Minister Ramsay MacDonald. ol
Great Britain and his Secretary of
Foreign Affairs, Sir John Simon.
will be the British participants ill
the conference, and Prcmicr Muss-
olini will speuk for Italy,
______._..q
(Continued on Page 'li
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