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CITIES 3 SURVEY FLooD DAMAGE
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High Waters In Other
Sections Of States .
Receding.
NEW YORK, March 24-The
Dhio River inundated low-lying
areas of a_dosen towns and vill-
ages in southwestern Ohio, Ken-
tucky and Indiana tonight as its
flood crest passed Cincinnati,
leaving 10.000 homeless.
The river, however was reported
tobeicsingsomcofiisiuryand
rivormm along the lower Valley
said dsnmge therc would be of no
major importance.
ggdwaters in other sections
as' flood~tom communities
sought to repair $500,000,000 dam-
age in ‘ eastern llates- Revised
death lish showed 178 dead. More
than 400,000 were homeless.
'Flood and storm death: by
States:
Maine five; New Hampshire
one; Vermont six; Massachusetts
10; Connecticut four; New York
two; Pennsylvania ill; West Vir-
ginia 14; Maryland four; Virginia
four; North Carolina two; Georgia
two; Tennessee one; Ohio five;
Mflsslmri f_our; Wisconsin three.
Flocd situation by States: '
Ohio-20.000 *homeless in ' Cin-
cinnati sa flood crest passed.
Pennaiivanla-Many large in-
dustries resumed operations in
Pittsbm'g\hcae,power was restored;   E D
“Golden `j'I‘ri_angle," Piitsburghs
business- district, still olosedcto
general traffic.
West Virginia-Heavy rains sent
Tygarta Valley River out of banks,
flooding- lowlands in the area ar-
ound Elkins.
Connecticut-At Hartford. in-
surance centre and hardest hit
New England city, demobiiization
soon oi the 1,000 National Guards-
men on duty was announced.
Thousands of works progress ad-
ministration workers worked to
repair $25,000,000 damage.
ltlasssehusett-I-Governor Cur-
ley resubmitted to the legislature
a proposal for an $8,000,000. relief
bond issue, which wo; rejected last
week before the floods. Damage
in Massachusetts estimated at
$200,000,000 as water receded.
Maine-The Baco River. lust in
New England to continue flooded.
bur\ through a dam above the
village of Hollis. 10,000 in the state ' Mr. Justice E. R. Angers of the
were still homeless and damage
was estimated at $25,000,000; the
state asked for $10,000,000 in fed-
eral funds.
Now Hampshire-Large supplies
of typhoid vaccine distributed by
state health depariment.
New York-'Oswego River still
rising near Syracuze, flooding
buildin at Fulton official csti- 0 n   0  
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ornate of damages in state $6,115,-
Many ilivilians llic
In Fascist Air Raid
AD€IB ABABA. March 24.-
Nearl 100 women and children
were killed or wounded today
when Italian airmen bombed
Jllila _for the third time in three
days, official sources reported
here tonight.
COMING 'EVENTS
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lambs, calves, Albany, Wcdnesduv
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(C. P. By Guan-dian's Special Wire)
OTTAWA, March 24--The gov-
ernment position given James J.
Larabee of Eldon, P. E. I., who re-
Sidhed in Queens, to make a vacall-
cy for Finance Minister Dunning,
calls for supervision over operation
Of the fisheries patrol services with
a view to effecting economies.
Documents relative to the ap.
pointment were tabled in the
House of Commons today at the
request of A. J. Brooks (Cons.
Royal). They showed that Mr.
mrabee, member-elect for Queens,
had been made "special officer in
the fisherieswprotective service" at
$3.500 salary with travelling and
living expenses when away from
home.
The order instructed Mr. Larabee
to devote his full time to super-
vision of operation of the fisheries
protective vessels and the fisheries
patrol boats on the Atlantic. He
was not to interfere with their op-
erations orvroutine of work, but to
report to the department suggesting
means of effecting economies.
REPAYMENT iii
REPARATIUNS
Logan And Hatfield
Ordered To ‘ Reim-
burse Government
With $71,276 Plus
_ Interest.
OTTAWA, March 24-Leading
figures in a 'salt water drama
reaching back to the years when
German submarines were waning
on shipping, Senator I-lance J. Lo-
gan and Captain Freeman Hatfield,
aging fellow Nova Scotiana, were
called upon in a judgment made
public today to pay back a repar-
ations award oi' $71,276. The award
had been obtained through perjury
on Capt. I-!atfield’s part. the judg-
ment claimed, and the Senator had
knowingly assisted
Exchequer Court of Canada, in a
judgment upholding actfbn of the
Crown to recover, ordered the two
(Continued on Page 8)
Trio Killed Un
llrossing Accident
(C. P. by Guarllialfs Special Wire)
WHITBY, Ont.,March24-Death
scams insiantly today to three
Brooklyn, Ont., hockey fans rc-
turning to their homes from
Oshawa, whore they had watched
a play-off game.
Olare Zealand, 35, Pied Brad-
shew, 50, and Arthur Lewis, 20.
were killed when a light sedan car
owned by Zealand collided with a
Canadian Pacific Railway freight
train at a level croxlng near
Whitby station. -
The automobile was demolished,
bits of wreckage being scattered
along the tracks for nearly 100
yards from where the bodies were.
found lying mingled on thcpavel-
RELIEF PLAN
DISCIUSED
Full Explanation On
House *By L ab o 'J
Minister Rogers.
(C. P. By Gulrdia_n's Sllwlll Wire)
OTTAWA, March 24.-The gov-
ernments relief program was dis-
closed in part to the House of Com-
mons today when Labor Minister
Rogers introduced a bill giving the
administration power to cooperate
with provinces, organizations and
individuals to relieve distress con-
diticns.
The govemment'.s program in
cludes:
1. Specific sums of money will be
voted in supplementary estimates
to cover relief costs, ending “blank
cheque" legislation.
2. .An employment commission
will be established to co-ordinate all
and economy.
3. Land settlement schemes will
be extended to take more ~--en from
the cities and back to the farms.
4. The government will have
tinuing or extending the mon
the
EDEN nevmrnl-S new in force damage if any, was negligible
READY Fil
Q“°°“ Mary Twice BritainAfterSunday’sP1ebiscite.
Resolution Denied. -
relief efforts and promote efficiency
Stranded On Tick
To Sea. `
(A. P. By Guardian’s Special Wi
was twice stranded.
sons thronged the Clyde bank t
80,773 gross tons as she slowly trav-
in #ver to the sea She is Bril-
. K . .
1iu`:s iicpe to take the North At-
an1,ic`.; blue ribbon for speed fro
The* giant was within a few hun-
dred yards from the Glasgow shi
h
the river. She was freed in 20 min-
utes by the tugs towing her. u
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League Council
oovnnnlnn sul>£|il|Nnl Adifmfns Leaving
R Dispute _linscttlec/l
  A  _Hitler Announces He Will Sub-
mit “Positive Proposals” To
lish Passage Down (C. P. By Guard_ian’s Special Wire)
Germany last night rejected the proposals advanced
Hitler announced he would
wnicli and cheer the great vessel of daY» after SUl\dHY’S Plebiscite
by the Locarno powers. The German memorandum said
N) they were based on “unendurable discrimination.”
GREENOCK, scotland, M9,-ch 24 Chancellor Hitler thus refused to permit foreign
-lglnrltams new supcrlinenthe Queen troops to police the Rhineland and rejected the proposal-
'V' “V ‘it ““°h°’ 1” me 5”' *'°' to submit the Franco-Soviet mutual assistance pact to the
night off Gourock fte h nrt . , . . ,
voyage-a ticuligh P93585; dfvfn “fe Hague court to determine if it is a violation of the Lo-
clycc River on whose bed the snip carno Treaty.
submit “positive proposals”
slgmseers estimated 1'°°°'°°° 9°" for the maintenance of peace to Great Britain next Tues-
Viscount Hailsham, Lord.Chancellor, denied in the
“led the 15 mu” °f '°"‘“°“°"' bmd-' House of Lords thai. Britain “had a secret understanding
of any kind” with France or Belgium.
Turkish officials in London denied wireless reports re-
t private industries.
b
later was again grounded, this time
By Joseph E. Sharlrey, l‘ l 
power to negotiate direct relief ' for elght mmut,es_
BlZl°B0m€1'\11S With the Dl‘0Vl\‘\CBS. 00”-   It took more than two hours for
thlv the mp, but authorities Said
In
‘hr F“'Pf1¢hl1H¢1' Nwmalidie- ceived at Brindisi, Italy, that Turkey had decided to re-
p_ fortify the Dardanelles in violation of the Treaty of
yard where she was built when t e Lausanne-
wmu caught the great bulk and Stocks slumped on the Bourse at Rome in reaction to
“ni it straddling °b“‘1“°lY “°f°SS the Italian government’s _decision to take over large
 llarborsi Board.
LONDON, March 24.-The Locat-
noN¥ _
y 5. The government will have an 'tu lu fi ' _
PBTIIIPI “IG |1105* |mP°l"»l“¢ U1' power to initiate programs of public chore? at esifa, in “half ta,.:;e1¥ as
dividual in the negotiations of the works to provide jobs. | , medintcly rushed out and bega
League of Nations council and the_ 9, Ageemenu ¢0um'_b¢ p ,sped hw _ pumping 1000 mm of ou into t
Gllll S¢¢l'¢¢Bf!- H0 is lh°W¥\ he” of industrial employment. MA R 0   ma; mm,
|¢lVillB I °\h|l\¢¢ l1I¢¢fll'll 8! N°~ '7. The govemment will have W;-me 'uw huge turbmes U-
1" D°W“l"l 5*- power to lend money io provinces. - tested and the liners speed mm,
8 Arrangements with private lished on the trials, the final
_ no crisis was thrown into a new and
more complicated muddle when
n Germany refused outright tonight
to take its troops out of the'R.i1i1Ie-
he
IMUM lltiilfvflifi-i l\\-fl»0“°i0\\» ll with companies, partncrships°l‘bi~ in- 11 h go _
Cent Anthony Eden. British For uividuau relating in tue expansion Jn" ¢,f,‘,’,§0,§f,.,v‘f§;i'§, 1,0 ssfgffngg land and rejected The Hague court
r as a tribunal.
e Chancellor Hitler's answer to the
_ proposals of the Locarno powers,
. F l D nb- made public a few hours fafliéeruthc
-m----* -companies must be sanctioned by gi gh M Council of the league 0 is Ons
ngwmf or e Queen aw WI; adjourned, left the Rhineland dis-
  March ai, 1931.
Parliament- proceed The ship, equipped
The Relief Act will expire carry 2,201 passengers screw gm pute unsettled and with a long
Atlantic in four days, makes her GTB-WD 0'-It SCl11Bm|1if€ in l>1'°5Pe¢ff-
Bill Griticized
_______
0fI‘1‘AWA, March 24-Criticism
of the national harbors board bill.
developed in the House of Com-
mons tonight when it was pro-
posed by Marine Mlnister Howe
for second reading. '
Gogdon Isnor (Lib_ Halifax) said
he was fearful of the effect of the
bill on Halifax and Vancouver
The Labor Minister said the num- Premier Dysart Makes maiden voyage to New York in Wm Make ls
was too grief-stricken to give a de-
ber of Canadians receiving direct M
P l I t “Y
harbors. He hoped the board would
A' ' 1 ii -
 e i'¢1i€f.W0rl¢ing on public works.resl- €l'S0ll3. IISPBC 1011 Although French line omcials Aim h the mcamo demands be representative or these Wm
dents in camps or who came under  ooded M mute the Normandie-S gross mn, 0;: hmcauy rejected the certainly one man should kno'
4 _.___ the farm replacement scheme was auger' nage at ozooo and her length at were e P »
' _ ~ - - ‘ t h 31 jg them thoroughly.
1’3m'423 “t me end “f Fehmmy Vllle DlStrlCt. M29 l'2 feet' buudms °E the Queen Relclg .ffligceux m‘;ndf§§;‘;1 of me Local maria-Bement, Mr. Isnd:
(C. P. By Guardia.n'a special Wire) The corresponding number last year
Mary expect her to better the Nor- gglial British Government s com_ believed’ was superior to ,,1°ng_“rd
CASTLE TOWNSHEND Ireland, was 1.431.093. _ umanvs' cm | ) mandlyg speed record of more than, Y iv gamma t of its smon’ mamgemenw, This was ms red
Ma h 24 (C. P. Cable)-Vlce-Ad- The numb
rc - er on direct relief at the (C P' BY G" Sp' W E” gh 1 b _ prehens e s n po
mimi Hem-y Boyle Townshend Som. -  PISQIINT JOHN- N- B-- MH1'°h 24- f?o,f“°t's M out excess ve vi ra ;0g¢l;h¢r with its positive proposals.”
erville, senior naval oflicer at Hal- (Continued on Page 3) e er Dysart' and °' gmup °f
“ur N-_ 3" in 1917' was murdered New Brunswick government offic- Geneva some time after the German
last night by one of four gunmen ms Went °“ an ifmmate in-*Pe°' " ` and French eleCi-i0hS-
Whomvuded his lwme md shot mm H  tion tour of the flooded Maugcr-  _  Anthony Eden, British Foreign ation. Mr. Isncr said. The chair-
d¢ag_   0  Ville Brea 1101181/ Bhd W°lmd UP H5 Secretary, was left with new diffi- man should be a businessman and
virtual prisoners in s iavm_h°v-re. I culties in couciiiatiug rranco~cicr- not an engineer. ne favored the bill
criticism of the legislation because
The Council will reconvene in he feared the effect of the charme-
The personnel of the board
should receive careful consider-
Dri l t bil , th
“ng up n an Bu omo e e with a 'oct of water lapping at il/S    man differences A spokesman for buf, reserved the right -tp criticise
ter ir .1 int tu v1e-Ad-  » . g _ . V
?riui:;l‘s 1;-sifiefxce. on; ufetheni drew  c 0 m In  sides. The power craft in which the German delegation said that the its provisions in committee stage.
a revolver and discharged it at they left Fredericton in the morn- ‘ British government‘s white paper _ 
Somerville. Then they all ran out. c d ' 'I   ing had stranded in the St. John: ROME' Mmfch '2` 4_'(C' P__H8vas) nniilsinilnégelghgegigcamo proposals is I
The only witness to the murder    S g , river and they had io be taken of _Itam Austria and Hungary w_ wscoum Hans-gum Lord Cham . ' BEFORE _
was the naval ofhcer‘s wife who in l‘0Wb0&tB- » , _
But despite their “imprisonment” gfgagnaggciiggtggsglggliaiggv  ceilor, told the House of Lords that ' M A E \.r.S
tailed account ci' the slaying. TRENTQN, N, J., March 24.- the party was not downhearted. agreement binding the three pow_ arltagn anne knndaecneiihurgigggug; \.o\N`Ec\§*% . Avfew
.
th iilin wasnoi 1 Hoffman said to- The Premier was playing cards with ers in an economm Gunn,” and K Y fro those outlined ‘Z
dgngsgidotive for e k E Governor Harod I éth Mr d Mr H Dyk m _ Belgium aside m
c . 11 g r ec e . an s. any eman, e _
V1C¢‘Adm11'“\ 5°m°fVm” Went i° iixrvyltlxixgll oflolt7rB.cc.;?hn°rF.e“Jasfie" owners of the house, when one of mggcal “man” t text I hi h in the white paper issued last week \`('S BE-CF  .
Halifax as corlnenlandler of H. M. lB. Condon to interview him 111;; hi; the party called Fredericton to £2- was gmtfgsg hmginced tgdagv was on the Rhineland crisis, 7,' I _,.
D°V0!1Sh11'0 W W 9 was 5°" °!` Bronx home until he has co erre port they "would be staymg for e signed ward “er B wntelence ' - - ‘
naval, ommricehsggmlée W§;r;>}§\ _gy with .money cenenu mvm wu- night." . umm Y,§,em,e‘;Y,,‘},,,s,,,,,,,_ c,m,c,,,_ M>““ *° F~¢'°*‘ mi W" /////, ,4
 piertrz and England-  assed the day without com- arcane rmmiueni ‘°' Km s°h“5°““‘S¢ °‘ -*wifi* 'rue council decision tc adicum ~~~ `
' ment gn Oondon‘s chumes that his P  iremier Julius Goemboes M WB-5 lnwfpfeied “Ot 0315' 95 B Ee' \ "
Lindbergh case activities were do- SAINT JOHN' N B v March M 8 TY- burr to the Reich. but also to Eden,
who had worked hard to keep con- J » P/ 1|
“Clem in good taste and sincerity' _'Ice in the St wh” “ver was ciliation machinery in operation 52 4)
led approach to the station.
Ha tmann, convicted Lindbersh long reach, 40 miles from this city   0 e the new plan mapped by Britain
‘ " ' ` bcsvp killer. Wh°m he Saved Wm- le ru th 1 tu oo il 1
To “emmtanze fromihe °1¢<=i»r1¢°h°ifW“h arce.§1.m0“ 0 e 4 m e Ong n - ~ H “';;§e'é;;Igcii'2d»I3eg1l:uIi§ent also /\
-
  T50 G°Vem°1` had 11° wmmem °“ barrier, was regarded an imminent settled althou-gh Salvador de Mad
published reports that Mrs. Haupt- threat to ,wer shore pmmm lu
ariaga of Spain is empowered to
-*“-" mann had written to him threaten- the d to saint John
L NDON, Mgr-eh 24-Tu kieh W" Wm ' FREDERICTON, March 24-A confer with the belligerents and
O r ing to take her life and that of her several bridges were under wat. return to the amd spinning wheel.. ‘elm meh, peace wmm
sources in L°nd°H which* drnlrd soar/rannr lean: ner ruuuuna dice.
that the Turkish government had Mn Hauggmgnn oould not be fi’ 1" "me IW lyllhz scctionil fegil' was offered to the New Brunswick BERLIN, March 24.-Chancellor
decided 'to remilitariee the Dar- reached gm. wmmem es were prepar ng to 11 Mi 011 Legislature today by F- H. Coprp, Hitler oratoricaily and diplomatic-
¢||,m1|“_ ' their 1103195- M' G|e“W°°d in the Lib. Wevtmorland, as a "practical ally rejected the proposals of the C°'““‘"““ P
1/cog f ti
mmm “M m 0 Na ms all i hthouse and the railway our le and be of great as- Europe he is standing pat,
umm me u Bm 18 » to
gnowiedge iiclucn etfihigtiogdbeirxig coast Guard cutter freiaht' shed were carried away. At Sisnaucepigptuc agricultural lndus-
b Turk,y_ Browns Flat a concrete pier of the gy-y_" (continued on page 3)
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explosion in its engine room. early this afternoon.
(CP. By Glllrllh-l1’s Special Wire)
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FREDEIRIUFON-, N. B., March
24-The New Brunswick govem-
ment viewed proposals to enact a
new constitution in place of the
present British North`America Act
and impose a new charter on the
province, with the utmost distrust
and suspicion, Hon. J. B. McNair,
K.0., Attorney-General in the New
Brunswick cabinet told the Legis-
lature today.
"No one will deny that some ad-
justments may bc necessary but
the suggestion that social recon-
stnlctlon is possible only throuxh
Dominion legislation and control,
carries little conviction."
"In theory that mel-had might
create greater uniformity but in
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paotiog _imiformity has not ro-
' ' s ______ miie wor n recev rom °
““°" ”' "'“"-"-“’ " ‘””°‘ Premier Aberhart Severs -ovw-for-1-. M--. M--h gm; 3,;,‘;f§-;;`§”?-1;,-;;»r;“§§,`;;51,;a»-3, Vzewed B.N.A. Changes
salted from the exercise by the Do-
minion govemment of its privileges Humax
and powers. Discriminatory meth-
Re p 0    » and said nothlrm l\b°\lff BFUHU making its last' stand tonight at T  pendmg receipt of Hmelys “pw  /A \ 5 `\ ‘T \
UW _ll
d x\:»mi't;Prieve two months asc s¢The approaching breakup of this  Mt the nam Etmgemm Crisis -~,_ 1  \ l-"\ i
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Northerly to easterly- winds;
upper end of the lon! reach, H suggestion which will bring money mcarno powers tonight and wid hm ‘allowed by show!" “ “um
__f;-__-;- or on Thursday.
TORONTO, March 24-Minh
mum and maximnm temperatures:
Davl\ on 143 14
2228
IIBSSBSESE
Edmonton
Regina 12
Winnipeg 32
Toronto 86
Dttawa 32
Montreal 34
Quebec
Saint John
Charlottetown
ods have created a very real prev- g
ance in this province." the Attor- poglcnf . .
ney-General said.
"This government has never Wu;
questioned that some adjustments
may in necessary or advisable in
dirlsion of le isiative powers at nam
the , g
made in 108'! and in the financial
arrangements now existing be- |¢g¢_h1,,vmm¢“
tween the Dominion and provinces. mnmgm
But as to the ref-l move now on mom
foot to give to the parliament of
Canada tba power to enact a new
constitutim in place of the British u
North America Act and impose a
new charter on our province, wa IM"
view the entire proposals with the ‘ 
utmost distrust and usspicion.”
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