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General the Earl
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fers Honors And
'A w a r d s Bestow-
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Apil 23-After a
years an investi-
was yesterday at Govern-
thehcnoraandrewards
WIN Georse upon
na.mesappear1ngfnla.stNew
list. The ceremony took
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Governor General, were
whom the honors were
while facing than was
group of relatives. Pre-
wec the Prime Minister.
of the investiture
the insignia of the
that of Knight
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Pres)-'ibn total trade of Guild!
during the fiscal year 1033-34 which
ended March 31. aggregated $1.010,-
ee5.000 cmnpared wit $l'I’l,0Y|,000
in the fiscal year IDR-$ til $-
partment of Trai? and Ocmmeree
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ticulsrb dlnstrous to
tural producers. It
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is sugested that Prince
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ravaged her soil
she had to de~
with energy and des-
pair are increasing theirs consid-
erably. contrary to the peace trea-
ty and without authorisation. then
everybody an understand Pi-ence
needs even greater security-"
leeent Biota
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dhordera, declared it "madmhabble"
-for government ell|P\°y°N to U05*
duct denxmstrations l¢I!»`¥1St Ply
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NNI!! ill I “WWI” 5’°*4"*" sapanese statement made public   an-,Tm me
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watching a suspected craft
shore, hailed him. TM crow
approaching host apparently
danger and turned, pointing
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Siege - Extremlsts
Protest Meeting Of
Agrarian Support-
ers.
MADRUJ. April Z-(Assccllhd
via Havss)-Anti-lhscistsmd
laid siege today to Ma-
towns, leav-
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The di-sorderet i'la-:dnl desplw
heavy govermncntpreceutions. were
simultaneous with a strike in the
Oqifd Chili tied il? ¥»¥‘\llP0rtl»-
tion services and public utilities,
threatening to become general.
lmrenbis were I-I1-Need by I
meeting of 40,000 Ostholic youths
demonstrathg their loyalty in th0
popuar .Agrarian vert! in MM
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0 e n 8 ° M194 hem( gm British Egnbgq .-1---_ ue, am; “mqnptntom pierced bl!
L rohnan Victims In 1»1»°=:°°3“;§_=$nb;,»§gw,m~§_* vm., ,W mm.
'  Fl'8C8S. dw-, Japanese manifesto claiming annul.. "Mu Wm) large (kde Calle, injuring one per-
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Hefd- Quilt. wld when the nmllrht '| ement Of Germany - Italian Envoy
~ In London.
1»-1lI- of mme trac to ma ' --
--°- “hm tliellurrayumrsheealisaibii Two Rescued lyAibsr¢W.W1iem.Ass¢ela¢- nll¥hewillbeglnaserieeoi’in~
nummsn » P' were too mln. \ ° ,g pm, “.3 w.-me tn-views with Pram Minister nam-
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Italy's concern over what its re-
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(C. P. By Glllldlllfs Special Wifi)
SAINT JOIW N B April 22-
,Preeel-.Pranee is determined in . - -» -
Illlfd |851!!-lt i'DVI»!i0!1. maintain 0! the harbor. Curtailrnent of railway service form-
ed. the chief toll pf freshet condi
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2.T‘;'§e?{ oo"°”...‘i‘ii l'....,“““o.."¢1".’I.’.f ww-= w rum ue ww-mv “W ¢°w= -' “vw 1° N"
mm .nmtw money.. craft and charged that he refused Bnmswlck and lilsstern Quebec con-
m . mol' ‘pe°ch`t° the Muon Tin Liverpool fisherman was arres- tinued to overflow their banks. The
y_ne,.d.y msn!" enum Dm” ted and locked up fortheweek-end. wéeulmosithslritorgsf an m
' ____--1 a ey c ue
 “;'t'°'”mm°t bordering New Brunswick, where s
'U I ° washout paralysed trams over the
*QW °‘ th* °““`¢H°i-  0 K I L I- E D camann Nmonsl Railways' mam
I dmv# vent the °°w~*»rr asain uns between me ynrmms rrevmsn
ero°sedws<»tustr°Phe."he mdupper-canada. 'rn¢c.n.n.
liltle franc has Nur maintained a service, however, by
continental line bisecting New
rerouting all trains over the Trans-
Brunswick.
Situation Not Acute
Flood conditions were common a-
long the Bt. John River, at its high-
est spring level since im, but the
situation had not become acute.
l"ar1n»ers were obliged to move live-
stock from the flats of Bunbury
County to higher ground, and roads
near the river were flooded at vari-
ous points, including the main high-
way between Moncton and saint
John.
Until yesterday afternoon service
over the C. N. R. main line had oun-
.tinued under handicaps since Wed-
nesdsy night, when an ice _‘am in
the Rcstigouche River had caused
the flood waters to cover the rails
for a distance cf 600 yards Traffic
had been maintained by transferring
naaemgeli. malls and ~ baggage in
canoes and later over flat cars.
The ice Jam broke Saturday noon,
thc swollen river reoeded, and see-
giturl gangs strengthened the road-
lee Jam Breaks
The line was no sooner in order.
however, than fresh disaster occur-
red. An ice Jam in the Matapedle
River ten miles to the east swept
over the tracks for a distance of
800 feet The i waters
some . surg ng
washed out more than 100 feet of
roadbed and carried away a score of
telegraph poles, disrupting telegraph
communication via this route.
After the Matepedla River jam
broke this mm-ning repair crews be-
gan removing ice from the rails and
restoring the rosdbed and telegraph
line. It was expected the services
would bein order again by noon to-
morrow.
In the Msugerville se:iicn 1 Bun-
bury Ocunty. scows and ferries were
used to remove livestock to higher
The St. John River at Fredericton
was within two feet of the freshet
level for 1923.
Continuing nine made s further
rise probable. The height nf the
1923 freshct was 28 feet and three
inches above the winter low level,
and this was less than a foot below
height of 1887.
Rlvermcn characterized the situa-
tion as a "natural" freahet, or s
steady stream from headwaters to
sea without any ice Jruns.
Permission To
Close Mine
Is Granted
HALIFAX. ADH N-A formal
order permitting closure cl Acadia
no. l mms st Thcrbnrn was granff-
ed hturday by the Supreme (hurt
of Nova Bootle. Its inuance fol-
lowed the courts decision suthorls-
sbandonmcnt or the pit.
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distant galleries.
or were saved later.
draplaAeee\d
A graphic account of the explo-
sion wasgiven byapeasant who
was Divushihs in s field nearby-
"The first thing I noticed." he
said. “was that my oxen stopped
still, standing like statues. The
next moment than was a thunder-
ou; roar; the earth heaved under-
foot, and I thought it was an
earthquake.
“Bien I aaw
flame and dense
pouring out of
pit. Sirens begs-n
arm acq a few min
entrance was sixnounded
stricken relatives
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iid £25255
ssrea.medthens.mn
ivea dcwntfhemzrance,
pouring forth smoke an
“A policeman with difficulty
overpowered one old woman who
tried to fight her way into the
shaft to look for her only son.”
Chant Prawele
All day today bereaved reladves
stood around the mine entrance,
Christians and Mcslems chanting
their l>¥l.Y¢l's as they swayed with
emotion.
one of the men who escaped re-
lated that hg was blinded tempor-
arily by the blast, but reached
safety by hauling onto the tail of
the horse he had Just unhltched
in the gallery. The animal m-
stlnctively found its way up and
ont.
Rouen gas hampered the rucuc
work, and several members of the
squads, including two engineen
'were overcome and required hospi-
tal treatment. Police aided the res-
cuerelnthdrefforistoclearthe
galierim leading to the trapped
men.
Halifax Miner Is
Fatally Injured
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Bereaved Relatives Await At Mine
Entrance To Identify Charred
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(A. P. gy Guardian’s Special Wire)
SARAJEVO, ugoslavia, April 22-The number ol
miners killed in a terrific explosion in Kakanj coal mine
near here was estimated officially today at 146, as rescu-
ers continued their efforts ic reach those still trapped in
Sixty bodies had been recovered tonight, and those
still in the mine were listed as certainly dead. Approxim
eiely 15 men were able to escape at the time of the blast
The recovered bodies were charred and mutilated, ia-
dicaiing death came quickly with the earthquake-like Q-
plosion which shook the countryside yesterday. , _
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Pea c e Possible
Through World
Co u rts, Claim’
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OTTAWA,
of adiievillg
frequent use cf
settle lntcrnat
rather than by recourse
was visloned by Prime
R Bennett, addressing
Chevron Club last night. Th
composeg of veterans of the first
contingent commemorated the see-
ond battle ol Ymest
slr R68!!-’ lam; Osnadai
wer-time premier, who joined with
Premier Burnett in proposing the
toast ic “the first thirty thousand'
also pleaded for world peace. "II
the langue falls it will be because
humanity fails," he add.
dr Robert was of the opiniq
that there were glimp of sun-
shine in Canada eiidthmushcutidl
world and he tletnlq for Oanada
a great destiny. Other speakcs at
the annual Red Chevron banqud
were M1101- Milton rowler Gregg
wearer of the much coveted Vic-
toria Cross, Commander C. 1'.
Beard of the Royal Canadian Navy.
and Lieiit. lkic llscKenlie. of the
Boots Guards. one of the first lm-
 unife to land in France in
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