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Prohibition Cases

Heard At S 'side

ln the Mhsllts'ste's Court at Sum-

mersids on Thursday, Prduy and saturday of last week, Mr. E. H. 8trong.`l£. 0-. Stipendlary Magis- trate ard two prohibition cases

rom the activities of the

&lmmsrside.`

hich occupied the llrt on Thursday,

a proprietor

on Spring Street,

of liquor. Evi- tion disclosed I of rum were

t of the was access coding from

i.he shop. The also foot- prints leadng from the foot of these stairs to the place wdiere the liquor was found. lwidenos on the

:ste of the defence showed that the

ment was not included sa part

of the premnm :vented by the de- lendent and also that other tenants in the building had similar access io the bssunent. The Magistrate daciikd that while prima facie case had been made out by the prosecution yet up- on the whole evidence there was not sufficient grounds to warrant a con- viction and the case wal according- ly dismissed.

The second case was a charge of illegal possession against the pro- prietor of a refreshment stone ad- jacent to the Dominion Hotel on Water Street near the railway ata- tion. The av.dence given by the two R. C. M. P. officers was to the affect that upon approaching the fremisas a person standing outside ran into the gtoie and upon giving ehass and entering the stole, the door leading to the rear part of the store was slammed in their faoa and fastened from the inside. One of the officers jumped over a coun- lrr and picked a couple of boards M the partition and through tb'a opening saw the defendent busily

a bottle at a basin

D Yilliniril. Ano-

rear room who r of the outer ed to tba door

all into the

iiiiéigiii

SEE ggipa .coils ggi §§g§§§ E

hidden building by means of

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York Stocks

(Quantum

sues. ‘ rm” can

allies ca .. ., , _ _ Am and ;|-Pow :.. :.: 1.: :J 2% Asn Smelt ... ... ~-. ..... 43* Am Tai and Tcl 3%

Alleon” H-.-. ... .-» ...s

Alchison ... ... ...T "' "° Q;

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Auburn Noi-or ... ... ...:°:.f:

Balh Steal ... ... ... ... Ulnldl Dr! ... ..._ ... uw,

C P R ... ... .-. _-. "... li§ Casa ... ... ... 'I0

Chesapeake and Ohio ,,_ ,... Con Gas ... ... ... ... Corn Prodnefs'... ... _,_ ,__ Delaware and Ilud ... ... ...

lisatman ._ ...

.. sa'

ues niectiis _._ ...`... '_ ...._ if

3:93 4 min 48

.. 447| .. 80%

Gen llotcrs ,, _ ,_ lst rlrrvmer . "' ` ' °` ' "

1... st... .'.' ": N-t ai-om .°..".`..“ I., .Zf. N Y Cvlllfll ... ... ... ..... North American ... ... ... .... Pub Ser N J ... ... ... -... mal” 1'” "‘ 'O1 lan ral a a asa Stand Qil N J ... .. ... T" Gulf .,. _ ... ... Union Carbide ... .. . ... .. .Union Pacific ... ,_ ,_ _ _ _ 'United Coup ... . . . ... N U s nuiiber ... ..'.'.'. Usstesl .. .. . V."-Mum -»» ... ... ...' ' w°llin¥houss ... . ..... Wooiworlh

-im

BANKS

al o 811% 7% as se'/ii 43% ‘-'H6 ii it io .uié lem .ls 50%

lux. (Canadian Press) cl".

Comlnrers .. ... ... .. Uuquoted glontrs-ai ...'... ...'..:.. Unquoted

ova Scotia ... ... ... .. 210

arms of an cmcer. The roar room °m°“°'i Wfo' strongly of rum, and there were stains on the basins le- Umbllni rum stains. The omeers found s number of bott‘es behind the counter three of wh'ch contain- ed small quantities of mm. The d°°" 194158 *D f-he 1'00m was iltted with stout bars. also two peep hols in 010 Partition and an electric bus- zer operated from the outer shop. The evidenns for the defence was elven by four witnesses which was intended to show that the defend-

ent was oniiéinsixu out some bot- tis which been purolused by him s short tlne pi-eviqug to the raid. There was aisos general de- nial that there was any liquor on the premises apart from the small iluantitla found`in the three bot- lxn seized _ - 'I‘lic defendant was conviotedind nrioa :zoo and costs me in default of pay'm'nt three montll in itil. Mr. W. Henry Noonan and Mr. 0. D. Mo®'Jum U¢t9d forf the defence in both cases.-s '

mon scuooi. 'ro may s°r,`

The final game between Trinity

and High kthool Badminton Clubs for the right to play Bt. Msry's for the Holman Trophy was played on

Friday earning, the High School whining th the score of 'I-li.

A meeting will be held to decide

the date for the home and homo games between the High School and St. M.ary'a for the championship.-S.

Little Miiiioent was at an ex-

hibition. and she wanted to go for a ith in one of the gondolas that floated on the artificial lake.

Qlddenly she said: “I don't want

to go."

"Why not, dear?" asked her mo-

ther. "Youre not frightened. are ymn..

"Yea, I sm. hook what ft says up

there?"

Over the pay-box was a notice.

and the mother read: "Trip round the lake. Adults, Sd asdl. Children thrown in-"

Apply lllsrfa Llnlmena rs outs.

li

Advertising liatos

0snas\l6$>lias locals. do per-ward; Wavtsrsall Bsasrs laaalqls

F' word; Ansenacsnusts and Coming lvsais Sa. ‘rr wnrll Olnaallal

.DC word; In ls-arlnm Nstleos. 'les gc Iseli 'ass of hsenl and

lplrlisal Otlerlags, Cards, ata . do paw sans; lnfsars of Gosdelaseo, 'lla

ffhanksnsl Appreciation. Ns. pqinehssan. |-

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wsrd.¢soalall~

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Payable in Advance

-”-2-»'*-‘ Miscellaneous

For Sala

. sos sans - aucnos roar!- riva, lridaa and Wbist Home l cues. ocarcim ouitni .um in-muy. nov. i-u.

'roauou -_ iron n

hop. Good as new. Cost aas.oo_ Worn four times. Got llaclellan Bros., 1931. Also dress shirt and collars. lleasuraments-5’ I", also Id, collar 1456. 816.00 for _tba works C.0.D. Write Q. X, au”-4- ian. 1.-lm.

1

“ill klghtonfgoliril Park

Q my Ir-lm.

'Ol llll - LUUIION I0l1'!-

Flvs. klb and whist Score (HMA. Ollldilll Clubs! Joh rruitary. Nev. 1-tr.

5 Dlllllul IUIIIIII BTAND to ssl or rust. apply “lsr ouare-

ill. L-1173.

El is

IYII BK Ullawnll.

lr-ll".

l=*” é-3

VI A GOOD GAIDIN. PLIN-

evarything to eat flash-

‘|8000 much-

swilsat ililtllfeeg §5§é§§§i§3§§§ = lil F532' illsilieil

RGS

Bt. K. ilwmto, @\. ~. I-0.

warmln-assmroaosnsnar. housework. Appbllllldian.

_ bill.

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llcusakslnef or country. Refs!- sucaslwl\li1's\i.Al\'Pl70\\ll§lll:-n

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Male Help Wanted

‘.w .placed on the foreign sales

rranvs ` '_

'Elgar spring wéaat pa

Q M to °.U.

Female Help Wanted w

M T’L. C URB

linda

3-‘..‘35l.a as -'ua as -me - ' °°~“=*~ -M °°° iw'-I °°n

he rss .. Ilaw‘%=el ncssalaa is alnliar Isa Theft Cases stable. Thlsmskingstetalsilrerigtii

Stock Market

(ossisssa rms)

Meeks

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Brsaiilau ... ... »-l U- ... ... 11

Can Car ... s.. ... ... -...

Qu (X PII ... ... ... ... .. -- Can ‘iii iAl ... ... rr. -»- i.. K' C PR ... .~- ... ... 7 19°!! Bfiilo ... --s -... ls

Dom Steel Coal B ... ... ... ...

Int Nic§lirHi ... su g..

Helios Front ...... ...T :T :I

Montreal Pow ... ... ... ... .. 88 Nat Brow ... a.. an ... ... 28 Power Corp ... ... ... .... 1.8 Quebec Pour ... ,.. ... ... liz

Hluwlnim _ Winnipeg li ... ...':., ... ... 2%

Markets At A Glance

(Canadian Pleas?

Toronto and lcntrea --Industrial

stocks closed irregular] hiyhsr.

Toronto Mines- iosedy higher.

New- York-Blocks closed lower.

Winnipeg-Wheat closed lower. New ork-Cotton, coffee and rub~

ber lower: sugar unehau d.

New York-Canadian dlcriiar closed

up if at Wh.

cnizlv

(UIIAIIA1 Prsaa

WINNIPEG, llsrc 11-)

ULOBI

Wheat: May 01%; July 09% to K.

Oats: May 35;/8; July RHQB. Barley: May Y.; July 40%.

CA ll PIICII

Wheat no l hard 70%; no 1 nor

M; No 2 nor &l/g; No 3 uor 61.*: No 4 nor 50%; No 6 wheat 66%; No 0 54%; Feed 5255; Durirm 66%; Track

arts No 2CW34; ISR C\V31§;

lx 1 feed 32K; No 1 feed 811.4; No 2

faod 29%; Rdoeted 253% Track 831% Barlsy: N080 W39 ~ No 4C

rising I tndars

'rhsso

lower st 6.5 .

ltaoln

Aconds

mx Oil

PII

Alex Amity .. Augie ._ Ashley . Bagnmse Barry H

Bear _

Bra ornn Bra ..

Cal and Uslmont Can lfal Csrlboo Castle T Can Pat

Chiboug Clerk! _

0

Conisuru

Go Gcldslc

Haicrow Haier . . Holi Con

Lukelau ll

hlsviarsa hlci

bichflllan

Merland Midway Min Cor Muff lla Lionets

asmklrés c w 31%; No ll c w sell;

Trac $5

WINNIPEG, hQloh ID-Liberal

selling broke wheat peices early on the Winnipeg Gralu Exchange Satur- day and though moderate support was uieevored it was suffielenty to rally

Wlceskgna slightly. Closing figures

,wwrg cnet

li . _yrhast ended at 01% with July

st cents. Volume of saport busi- ness was disappointing and un figure

‘wading was mixed in character. Commiss on houses were in on beth sides of the market, vrhlia export interests supplied s little buling pow-

Bt froeldn time to time. I%iverApoal,uin-

c _ pressure u r en ne

wax! ended Md lower. Broomgail re- ported Australia had ceased to ship unsold wh=st because of unfavorable prices received for the grslu on sr- rlval. It was stated this will keep the Auatrsliau movement down to a cola- paratlvely small amount.

Duiinass pfavaiied in cash grains.

Coarse grains futures moved within a narrow range and closed essl?r.

(Canadian Press) CHlCAGO_ larch 18-Response to

late setbacks in securities slid cotton had an unsettling effect on_the wheat market Saturday and early gslur were mostly cancelled.

Bear; in wheat put soma stress on

s tentative unofficial estimate that the United Btstes had a prospective wheat yield of around 100,000,000 hus- hsls for the season, with a July 1 carryover of 50 000,0(l) bushels, In - gestlngmgasaibiilly of a total suppfy of 900, ,Om bushels. Last yscr nr, crop was 621,000,000 and lbs carry- over lm_000_il00. a total of illil,000_0m.

Wheat rinsed nervous st tha ssms

s yesterdsy’s close to 8( higher un, iirsy 87% to bi, corn If to K up. oats

ig to Qi advanced and provisions un- e suged to 12 esnfa deeins.

Currencies

(Canadian Press) l(0N'1‘R.EAL_ March 18-Currencies

moved irregularly wlthlu a narrow rasgs during 8atuiday's trading nn Montreal feraigu exchanges. A! the close only s lnsll number of chsngas had been msrkad up.

'H0 vonpa mrilns. tts rr-.nfs

francs and the United States dollar all traded unchanged from Fridsy's level. The pound was quoted at 8.1- M 15-16 while the franc brought 0.!! cents and tha United States dollar it

of one yr cent pnmium.

NEW ORK. larch 18-Foreign sa-

chabgs markata were qu’,t and lead- illl' currencies showed iitlls change Saturday. _

Canadian dollars closed firm sl I0'/|

cents, if for cent hlghar thu Fri- dsy's fins rate. Pound, stariing fin- iplhsd off 1 esuts at I5 NK its low for t a d The hi ii ws

Miscellaneous

(Ganesha Press

MONTREAL, larch 18-) .

Wheat nor no 2 15. Q Barley C W no I B0. :»;v _ om c w se a ss. "A" Oats C W ns l 42. v

Oat; food so l 4

boats fir-sts

Flour ssoolds 24.3. Flour bakers l .'l0. Flour winter wheat patsuls qs!"

Iiear waiia ecrs .Q as _

lraa ton 84.8. M “.'

Shorts ten X1,

liddlillgn ton 8D.I.

Boiled asia bag N

Hay aa I psp ta

Chess current 0s

glands alarm- 0st

u ar as so IO.

Isa a me

A ladim .

A pslials I. Potatoes Qso

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sl;

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new and have . t on ina .. ...

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Graham

l .Miranda iarlh I

(ll¢.a Oil (Jl

gn 0 ‘ l'n master

Loh

Pioneer Premier

an nf. Sberritt

vases was s rich on and hours. T

eraily

Es-ses it

spa.

io Fm” iasksl hat- . T Bughm sad Wrgilt

sklshowiag volume of sl!

rgroavsa elossd E casts

L16 sad Tack I casts np at

T0, larch 15-

uras, only Hargrasv aceonat.

TOBON

Assn Oil

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burr cas".'. Bank Hi

Columario C mm Pe

Gran Gold . Gilbec .

liowey _ . _ Kirk Lak

Lake Sho Lee Gold ._ Maple Le

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Dome Minas ... ... ... ... ..._ Eldorado ..

Fab Pets

F Bridgw ._ Fed Kirk .. d Lake

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South Tih .. St Aniho

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Ttzintal to disoov cl body. Ona bnsdnd gas- elsnill bands in two

hs alslkat closed the weak

strong, galaa out-nllahosad lost

gh §l

83%

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;.=§;as as in

8800 45 2 22

H 8% 127” 157 'I5 lib 324

1

R-lliillo dollars illi-

served

lb 217 10

51%

Star Pac . 61 ‘lud Basin ... .. 175 Sud Cont .- . ... .. .... I3

Teckll .. . ..

hours Cad ..

'l‘ow|lamsc . .

Trendwell . . . . .. Vane Res . ... .. Wain Wrl .. ... ... ... ...

Walls

Wayside White E Wlifley Wldghl

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40% se iz :iss

UNLISTED

.

Aldermae .. ... . ... 21 A a 254

37 2'/5 ll

lgnm ... ... ... .. ..... Assoc Oil ... ... ... . ... Baldwin ... . . . . ... . .. Brett Tr Brownies ... .. .». ... ... Buckingham . .. ... Ca

u Kirk ... .. .. ... ...

Cap ileuyn ,,,

296 l .ii

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mi urn .. . ...'. _ v” <‘ll<'m iles . . .. . . ... soo' f‘l\urchill ._ . . »- ... ... lil Flifton . _ _ _ _ 1* Cobalt . . . _ .. 5 nil ou . . _ . as Dorn Expl ... ... ... ... .. 4

East Crclt ... .. ... .. ... ». (llibcv ... ... . . . . . ,_ Hilltop ... . . ... . - ..... Home Oil . . ... ... i.. Jack Msn ... . ... ....a ... Kirk Hunt ... ... ... ... ... .. Kirk Town _ , , ,__ fake lifaron , _ ,_ itil’-°.»»?.'°..'."..'.' ° '° .:: Mundy _ _ McLeod ... . . . . . ....- Norden ... ... ... . ,, .,,_

011 Bel ..

2:3 1

185

2% *K 13 16% 5% 14

4 lc

Pri-ir mil ..‘.ff'. .' f'.° 'I fr* Pswnas ... . . . .. ..... 8% P-Oi-ellis . _ m Pore Crown ... .. .. ... ..... 4 Prvilvs .+ _ . . .. 2%

Biblio ... .. . ' _ nizcsu

ness issue ..

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Rnd lines ,

Vickers _ . woes xml . "

in

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-_i “Jannrlhg Pram) fl0lP1'|\lAL_ blank ll--lritirh ,mg (orein srchalill in relation in im- Raasdisn dollar, as compiled by lg, ‘oyal Bank of Canada, closed Satur- si ss followu-

rgantina peso ik Aultrslls pound 4 M¢_ gliigiunéozehl; cum: U.

o .l1|_

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r u nu . .

Holland florln ,$70.

i Japan yan MII.

New Zealand pond » lwutl Africa pound jg,

lwoden kroua JM.

lwffaarlsnd franc $4.

racovaral its half s east loss of lbs

Previous wsek and potatoes wsakaa- od. Choose was use an _ 'ha market finishes aaa wvor‘at I mile n Islas fo; A large, N aasts for A. hadian sau I casts for A pallets far Faded shipment. is aarleta ar l'asa.` i~‘.7"ii.""‘ "‘.I&."3.l°.¢"l§~""' if

s s o -

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$11" .“»rv _ f"..."f..' :..":..": I

batter market recovered from levels af a wana ago to sail at

rants a pound for no l grads

less A fnlsl of ill

lend for sale as against lla plocodiag weak of I

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1 canes br colored sal' wnita.

- 90

"'.i.7."l‘2¢‘...‘°.‘f.' 23?; ..

liknsly seater Caesars la D poaua

i2=§-age “za rg ggiagl g§§§‘§g i §il§l§§§§ti ‘ell ‘l

ehsass maint was firm, ear :it p-§,||gn

Stock Quotations ?W’l’_NG °"“*E_E!*"°'*' Pivotal New Mmm: ,_

1 iii lil ll!

Dlllllbir! @1390! - rihnrsmd -lla Ahmdlrlw

IDG Pasco

ii

Shaw, Currie.

lull

the pleamnt evening

together. All present wished

Mr. MacDonald many happy re-l turns of the day and departed to, their homes. feeling that it hadl been an evening well spent. Mr., MacDonald is well known in this city having held the position of mail contractor for the street let~ ter boxes for fifteen years.

R. C. M. P.

(00ntinllel:l_fr2la1 _Page nl)

“this 'Force wlu called upon to; fight twenty-seven forest fires in' this Province. The largest being in the Wood lsiuiids district, which started on the 18th of July. The Hon. W. J. P. Macmillan received a. telephone call from that district, reporting a serious fire in thel woods, and that the lives and homes of persons were in danger. On the Premler‘s instructions I ac- companied him in his private car, two Police cars with seven Con- stables followed us to the scene of the fire. On our arrival at Hopa- field it was ascertained that an ares of two thousand acres of small timber and brush were buming, and that the fire had started five days previous in the vicinity of a peat bog near Wood Islands Sta- tion. Practically every man in the district was assisting in fighting the fire at different times. We were fighting this fire practically for seven days and nights. and I am pleased to report there was no ser- foua damage done to dwelling houses or buildings, only the de- struction of valuable small timber. An investigation was made as to the origin of this fire, but no de- finite evldenee oouid be obtained as to who was responsible. I wish to express appreciation of the valuable assistance rendered by the persons who assisted this Force in fighting these fires during the past reason. I would recommend that an amendment be made to the Forest Fire Prevention Act 180|, the same to provide for a heavier

Other Activities

"We have given assistance to the

Provincial Department of Health, Department of Agriculture, De- partment of Public Works and the Provincial Secretary-'I‘ressurer’s De- partment. Also the Federal De- partments of Imrnigrstiorn Fisher- ies, Radio Telemaph, Department of Secretary of Stale. Explosives Branch and the Department of Ns- tionai Health.

“This‘Provincc is practically flea

of any serious crime. Of course there are the usual number of breaking, entering and small thefts."

RUM SMUGGLING REDUCED “I have to report," writes the ln-

spector, "that we have not had the number of alleged rum running sohooners lying off the coast this year, as in the past. However, I am satisfied, from information obtain- ed, that there has not been landed fifty percent of the rum, that was landed in the previous year. Our land patrols have been very ef- fective in oo-operation with our meta' patrol boat in Malpeque Bay district, and have prevented nu- merous attempts to land smuggled goods

"Dln'i.ng the month of October

there was added to the strength of this Division the patrol boat “l"rip- on" which carried a crew of three msn. This boar. gave good service mtheN¢rt.handlastshcnesof

patrol cruisers and aircraft branch of the service, and I feel confident

,,'f:_‘}:‘__ Shi* “Ihr is ur me that un ru-vie. wiu is ruenrtnei- "Drain:

sd this coming year.

“There were 340 investigations

etc. i

y one serious crime. `i

nnlnlsugbtsr, committed

B

and ner. uc. ilcrl.

- wucululnllilv

Qf

OF 'aii the good tiiings tiist go into s caire, it'a tile bslring I powcier sione wiiicii can raise the result from the |¢v¢| oi batter to that of s cu|insry` triumph . . . For uniform jj success with your caires and biscuits., lines, be sure to use i Schwartz Baking Powcier . . _ You'ii find it unexceiiecl for purity, ieevening power, and sii-round baking

qualities . _ . it's s Maritime product, too. 2911

l-llC»l-l GRADE ° MARITIME l\/lA

ING

i “Q \mPORTQNT

R€Dl€N7_ 1.

cases l'6i>01'ting the theft of foxes. The most serious one was that of the theft of six foxes from the ranch of T. A, Dawson, North Try- on, and seven foxes from the ranch of Rex L. Dawson, North Tryon. This theft was committed on the night of the 24 November last, and there was evidence found in the fox pens, which indicated that the foxes were killed in the pens by thc persons stealing same. Extensive investigations were car- ried out in this case. All fur buy- ers in Canada were notified, and supplied with the markings oi' these foxes, also fimis in the United States and eleven firms in London, England. Finally, on the Nth December last, Detective Cor- poral Cordwell, whilst inspecting fur buyers in the City of Chur-

penalty for breaches of this Act. ‘lottewwn setnd one mx pen’

which was later identified by T. A. Dawson as the pelt from one of these stolen foxes.

“Further investigations resulted

in the arrest of one, Frederick Beaton, who was charged under Section 399 of the Criminal Code. On the 25-i-34 hs appeared before the County Court of Queen's Coun- ty, and was found 'guilty' and later sentenced to three years imprison- ment in Dorchester Penitentiary. Further investigations are being continued. I may state that we are receiving good co-operation frnm the Canadian National Silver Fox Breeders Association and the Prince Edward Island Fur Pool, Limited.

"on the 11:11 December last. it

was reported to Summerside De- tachment thst two foxes had been stolen from the ranch of Patrick Daley. During the investiizntlon, in co-operation with Chief of Police Kfnch of Sumrnerside, the foxes were located and later Charles John Ar-sensult confessed to the theft and pleaded 'guilty' 10 3 charge under section 310 of the Criminal Code before the Countv Court Judge at Summa-rsidc, and was sent:-need to two years im- prisonment in Dorchester Peniten- tiziry.

“There was also arrested, in con-

ncrii;ii _wllfh the theft, one Joseph McDougall, who was found ‘guilty' by the County Court Judge and sentenced to three years imprison- ment fn Dorchester Penitentiary.

gm' pmv|n°¢_ iDuring this investigation very good

"rua Division has reeelvee gcodil>°ii»=a work was lwrormed bv

gpwqgum from the R, C_ M2 p, Chief of Police Kinch of Summer-

sldxPclice Force, and Cpl, Engel of is Purse.

the months of Septem-

ber and October, |982. there was a series of breaking. entering and

img” gh, ¢ugt¢m_g sm nel* Mcithefts at Georgetown and Monta-

rasulting in 110 seizures. U10- UPN! Uivaetilli-1011 bein! made

.i 'Thus were also sailed under Peter Martell and Jeffery Jerrlnr

¢._¢_ pm.; tha Custom Act, flva meter ears, were arrested and were charged

~ llollrlnkr. lssrca rs- gp vga. gm buyers mg (sur mgem- huts, under Section 400 of the Criminal

:nad os tba ilontrasl dairy and pre. Th. mu mmm; of nn” .nd “_ 00¢¢_ 11|” plgmjed '|umy~ W the motor cars. and one motorcycle,

lee lallat last wack whils butter und., me customs mal” 'hm they .maria at which met me den-mud, of me

umarous

ed by the three year; imprhonrnent in Dovr- ' '

utfed. as chuter Penitentiary. Good work

to at was performed in this lnvestlga

meetings tim by Sgt 'h-ainor Qanstabier

prsauarr fcliisexiy. iscirenua rnsneueieaulz.; E. R. BR 0

'Strength Now!!

Duringtheyaartheatrengtbwas

_ ... . . . ,,_ ... ,_, stlllan were QI ll so N. Prince ,or |_'°n¢y_nm. m th, 3|" Dwcm.

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MOSCOW, )lfa.rdh l7~Rumin's rc-

nowned icebreaker Krasain, which rescued survivors of the ill-fated dlrlglble expedition of General Um- berto M .iile t_0 the Arctic in 1928 will attempt to save 69 members oi’ the Russian Wrungel Expedition, murooned on an ice fioe in the Arc- tic Ocenn off the Bering Straits.

Since the northcm route taken by the ship Cheliuskin of the Wrangel party is unnsvigcble at this season. the Kramin will make a dash by the Mediterranean, the Suez Canal and the Pnciiio to the Bering Straits-o. voyage that probably will require

onths.

three m

It has left. Kronstlidt, Russia, for

Lemingrad, whore it will load stores

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and sail shortly for tba ice blocked camp of the castawsys. By the tim the Krassin reaches the cally, tha stranded Russians may have ben reached by aeroplanes now’ bein] concentrated for rescue fllghB.

No word had been heard. todq

from the daring Russian pilot Lit- pidevsky, missing with six compan- ions, on la rescue flight. Previously he had saved 12 women and children from the ice floe where tha -Wran- gel party is msrooned. .

Fears were held he had crashed

on some barren waste. It was only revealed today that six would be rcs- cuers accompanied him on his seo- ond mercy hop. -

5; Miilpeque, ii motor boat with one Special Constable on duty in con- nection with ths enforcement of the Customs and Prohibition Ants.

Orgnnlmtion and Distribution

The Headquarters of the Force is

at Charlottetown, where there has been maintained an average strength of fifteen on office and general police duties. These mem- bers are moved from place to place as required, and make special pst- rols all over the Province in the enforcement of the Provincial and Federal laws.

Summrrsidc Detachment - One

N.C.O. and three Constables.

Borden Deta.chment.4One Con-

stable.

O'ieary Detachment-Abolished. Alperton Det.achmcrit-Establish-

ed with one N.C.0. and one Con- stable.

Kensington Detachment-Abob

ishcd. and s Detachment estab- lished at Malpeque. with one Con- sia.ble and one Special Constable.

Montague Detachment ~ One

Constable.

Geargetnvvn Detachment One

Constalzlc.

Rust‘co Detachment--Established

during the Summer months. One Constable and one Special Con- stable.

Sourhi Detachment-Two Ooh-

stables.

Tlig Detuchmcnts are established

in the most suitable locations and are conveniently placed through- out the Province to meet the de- mands of the public.

Mechanical Tranqswt

Four new motor car; were re-

ceived during the year. and at the end of the year the force had ten

:mls the supreiiie ocui-t sitting; it #Nite |

ng means sc Georgetown on the Nth February Th* °°"*\ m"°*l° tnvmed W

dutleg last, and were each sentenced to

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members of this Division you na tor cars is 127,955 mum. Mila tram ellcd by members on the trdn, lt,- lef. Mi1ea,trnvelled by horse 1,121. Makhlg n total Ol 144,244 miles.

Training .

Eleven members of the . llores

have attended Special 'Raining Classes at Halifax, N. B., abd Re- gina, Saskatchewan Reg. NDI 1178A Oat, Monaghan of Charlottetown Detachment obtained the .hlghall marks in his clas, held at Halifax, which in my opinion is a very creditable showing. __

The N.C.0.'s of the Dlvisf8n hail

verbally instructed the Cdlilriublal on their various duties throughout the year. --

Moat Important mug

“The most important duties 01

this Force are the Highway Traffic Act and the Prohibition Act Ol Prince Edward Llland.

"I am pleased to repost thai

there was not as large a number of persons arrested and _charged under the Criminal Code for tha offence of driving motor can whilst intoxicated during the yea! 1933; there only being twenty-cighl for 1933 as compared with-tllirtyh six for the year 1932. _

"The city Police of Chprlotte-

town and Bummerslde obtained ,fourteen convictions under this heading during the year.

"With the good co-operation d

the other Police Forces l asn satis- fied there has been a general ills- provement in conditirma under tha Highway Traffic Act. ,

“The Customs Preventive lerviss require members of this Kms

be on duty practically diy

night. as numerous ps quired along the shore _is spproxllrmtely 350

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une ai-smauiz, eimn; 'nu strength or the roi-ee on me Firg, Lif8, ACCid8llt, SlCkll¢l8

0( April lark. He was ggnggfr Jaflll-ry. 1933. ggut-0:0 -s

d , d Ju . Inspector n mman : ~

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