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NEW CAMPBELL c0 VERNMENT TAKES OFFICE

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(iflfiiitvlN. Arie, Jen. 24.--(A.P.) - ~\ Trllfas-ctntlnelliall American I‘I inns plane crushed in a swamp n: r hero tonight, killing its 14 pas- 'crs and :1 crew oi‘ three, lhc huge liner, lcng overdue on u .. ‘lie flight from lllerrphis, Temp, to Little Rock, Ada. was reported by ll searching party to have been found in four fect of water in a. ill-use ewampland.

ilcurlcen bullies were found inside the fallen shin and the searchers. ln-ildsd by Sheriff Jim Campbell of Forrest City, said three other bodies lunl been located in the water near- by. The searchers said the craft was in the middle of the swamp area anll that it would lie extremely dif- ficult to bring the bodies out.

'l‘lle plane left Memphis at 7:04 p. m, C.S.T. and was last heard from it 7:18 p. m.

NEW BANK DIRECTOR

LQNDON. Jail. 14-81:: Francis Joseph, financier, this year's pres- illvllt 01' the Federation of British lndllstries, has been appointed n director of the Midland Bank in succession to the late Lord Jcllieoe.

ANNOUNCEMEIVFS COMING EVENTS. MEETINGS. ET l

"P. W. C. Study -Group, Jzlnualy 45 P. M. L-

IB, l2. - 282-1-15-11. "Opening skate in Highfield rink tonight. L-295

"_Rcscrve Tuesday, December 1, fo" Christian. Church annual tea

buaar. L-ZBB

"Cards and dance tonight at B, I. S. Cards at 8.15. Admission 23 cents. 14-305.

"Unloading Albion nut coal at Milli)“ Wednesday and Tllllrsday iur B. C. Webster. L-303

"League game tonight, Cornwall rink. 8 o'clock. Cornvrail vs. Dun- edin. Skate after. L-300

"Auction and dance in lonzl Hall Wednesday of each wcel; until L-Zil

Yrbruary 26th.

"ilockey at Victoria. ‘Bryon vs. Aliiillbilllt} Cove. January 16th at B P. M. L-ZIiG-l-IQ-Iil.’

Bllying live flags at Albany Thursday, January 10th. Emerald llln until noon. G. C. Green.

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"All harness loll for rcpnlrs not rrllctl for in thirty days \vill be eultl. B. L. Hardy 8c Co. L-272 ‘~l’oui;ry-We want largo quan- tillcs of dressed poultry: also eggs. Geo. Leightmcr d: Co, next Queen Hotel. L-l72-l-l0-tf.

“Hcckcy at Wllcatley River Rink iouiylll. Norlll Side lroilsidol- vs.

Eaulh Bide Lollypops. Admission l0 (tents, L-302

“Fredericton rink. Hockey at Fl‘4‘fll‘l‘l('tOl’l Wednesday, Brudul- bllllt- vs. Fredericton. Skate after gllllli, L-297

' Annual meeting of the wilt- -‘lill'.‘ Scarlet Chapter will be held lll Burton Lodge Rooms. January ll- 1.4104

"Handling poultry daily at lop market prices throughout the win- tcl- months. Prince Edward Island (JO-operative Egg and Poultry As- sociation. L-298

"The annual meeting of the Camilla Creamery 00., will be held f“ lllv Hall on Tuesday. January list, 1936. at 2 P. M. H. V. Norton.

'°11‘ll\1'v. L-255-1-14-6i. ""lllc Annual Burns Anniversary floneel-t. under the mapices of’ the Cillulonian Club, will be held in the a W- C. Auditorium. on Monday, January 27th, 1986. Full iculars later. L- 14-14-21.

"We will be loading live hogs at KWlnIl-on ‘lhuradoy. Jan. 1o. Nicholson Bron. loading at Hunter River uutlll noon Friday, Jan. 1'1. :- 5- McEwen and Oliver Camp- ‘ 11- L-alo

"Tap- and Ballroom Dancing ."°"8hl bly classes and private lea- '°"5- U! at the Pfmdour Dancing filial». Suite u. PQIYGOII Bldg. Easy B-"li 0h Jacobson. Eddy

‘lulacault. Instructors. L-SOO-l-lb-ll.

"M'- lciieol tales due Emerald

Behool District not paid before Jcflmrv lam will be handed m fits for collection. By order of

Grccu. Charlottetown;

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CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 15, 1936

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Jury Recommends

Strict Check Cn

Drivers ’

Licenses

Grand Jury Rer-If-i-r-t Urges Action To Curb Traffic Accidents _ —— No Criminal Cases On Sup-

reme Court Docket.

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The appointment of a Cfilllllllttlif! to investigaic the possibiliLcs of in- troducing a suitable system of enl- ploylneilt for prisoners in the jails of the province was one of the re- colnnlendations made by the Grand Jury in its report at the opening of the January term of the Queen's County Supreme Court yesterday. Th8 best place to stop the increas- ing number of serious motor ac- cidents is in the department wllerc the licenses are issued. the jury felt. and recommended that no opera- tor's license be issued to anyone convicted of driving while intoxica- ted. driving to the common danger, or other similar offences. A careful check-up 011 the quaifications o_f anyone applying f’.l' a license for the first time was also advocated. Chief Justice J. A. Mathieson. who presided. was presented with a pair of white gloves by Sheriff John G. MacFodyen, a time-honored cus- tom when no criminal cases appear on the docket. Mr. Justice Arsen- ault and Mr. Justice Saunders were also on the Bench wlth- the Chief Justice.

The Grand Jury was composed of Mr. W. K. Rogers, Charlottetown. foreman. and Messrs. F rarlt J. Trainor, Tyrone; Howard Bolder-

ston. North Wiltshire; Frank Bov-

yer, Covehead; '1', A. Benton, lion- shaw; Milton Furncss, Vernon; Show MacMillan. Alberry Plains; Raymond Crewys. Brookileid; P“)- crt Todd, Bradalbanc; Sydney T. Benjamin Rogers, S12. Charlolelown. and Robert A. McPhall. New Haven. The lust four were unable to be present owing to illness.

Chief Justice Mathicson, in his, charge to the jury, had recommend- ed that in addition to the other duties, serious consideration siloulcl be given to formulating a sugges- ticn as lo how to improve the con- dition of the jails. N0 imPFOVCIYWYlF ind been made in the jails ill this Province within his memory. the Chief Justice want on to say. This morning at 11 o'clock, the appeal case, the King, respondent m. Joseph NICDOllltld, appelant. will bc heard. Mr. D. Edgar Shaw, K.C. appeared for the Crowll and Mr. R. R. Bell for the appellant. The case is all appeal from a conviction un- der the Motor Vehicle Act.

The following appeal cases. which appeared on the docket. WET" 5e‘ 0\L'l' until the June tcrm at the re- qursl, of counsel:

The Ring v.=. Stanley Johnson. an uppca‘. from an order of th¢ MIKE‘ irate to destroy u slot vending ma- chine. _

The Klllg vs. William Pound. an llPDCiIl ironl ll conviction under the Prohibition Act.

The King vs. William Munn. an npprul from l1 conviction under the Prohibition Act.

In the appeal case. the King vs Mary cllhill. an appeal from a con- viction under the Prohibition Act- ‘Mr. D. Edgin- Show. K-Q. who ID- peilfcd for llle Crown lnade a mo- tlon that the case be dismissed with

\- to the appellant. Cogtller cases on the docket for thio sitting are:

Civil Jury Case-David Clafit, ad- ministrator, vs. Ralph C. Muttart, action for damages.

Civil Non-Jury Cases-Reginald E. Parkman vs. Allison il0lrncs_an_cl

(Continued 0n P1186 9)

Famous Author Near Death

n. P. s, (ll-Jaim- Swill who LONDON. Jon. l5-—(TuudLyl- The crltSoal condition of audyuo Kipling. who underwent an emer- gency operation - "W" h“. sumeon, m, A, 1r. Webb-John- son, to establish a watch at his bli- ide early todfly- . s The surrlcon arrived shortly lit" midnight to examine the 70-year- old author. A bulletin wu Issued announcing lllflfé. had been no change in Kipllngs condition. ind the doctor decided to star It hi! bedsldg for the remainder of the

nlwht. . lln not immediately Mrs. Kip Shiglslgitall NMWQ“ _

teen. mm» Olow Baal-sing. , £493.14 .31,

called to the

Prince Ed w ard

Th, Duke and Duchess n; Kent, left London llcr. 23 will: their young son, Prince Edward (shown ill arms of nurse us he was held Ill) to carriage window) to spend

Prince's “RI- Christmas.

‘Alberta Seeks

Fedora hid

(C.!' .By Guardian's Special Wire)

EDMONTON, Jnn 4 - With $2,000,000 in Alberta bonds matur- ing at midnight and no provision

aid is forthcombig. Premier Aber- hart today dilpatcllcd a telegram to Finance Minister uunnlng, ask- ing assistance. inductions from

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Hauptmann, H o w - ever, May Be Gran- ted Reprieve By Governor Hoffman.

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TRENTON. N. Jr. Jon. 14—Bruno Richard Haupimann moved anoth- er stcp nearer the‘ iectric choir to- night when a Fedll a1 judge refused to grant him a habeas corpus writ 0r to stay his execution set for Fri- day night. 4 -

But elcn as this avenue of escape closed. the mall condemned to die for the Lindbergh baby murder was given hope for a few more clays of life by n repel; that Governor Har- old l-lofllnarl woulg grant a reprieve.

Rejecting all o! the arguments of defence counsel that Hauptmanns trial at Flemington was surround- erl by prejudicial influences. U. S. Circuit Court judge Warren Davl". said that to grant the w"lt he would have to overrun-both the New Jer- sey Court of lcrrors and Appeals and the United States Supreme Court.

Despair was written on the faces of the defence lawyers as they left the court room.

"That is the end,“ said one ‘of the five attorneys, who would not be quoted by name.

“The onlv ncfisbilitv in the world is .the United States Suppeme Court." said Neil Burkinxhaw. a Washington lawyer just added to the defence staff in a final effort to "We Hauntmann.

Dfienro. alisvncvs. conferring to-

(‘hristmas llt Sundrlnghllm with the‘ King ftlltI Quwl. rt was the young 1 “he "ill" "P" an Replication ‘w

to mrct the maturity unless federal,

night. con=idcrcd two moves.

fine was. nrl application to an- rthcr federal creuit yndlte for a "crfifictlle o’ rensomble cause. l-lrch. in effect. would he an ap- “Vll from Judge- Davis‘: decision

Hie United States Supreme Court for leave t0 ask for a writ of habeas corpus.

Should either course be followed. it wruld he necessarv f0" Governor Hoffman in issue a last-minute rc- nrir-ve, or for the federal courts to "n" execllfion.

Before going to the hearinz and branding the writ annllmtlon slrmerl hv Hulplmann hinlsc‘f.in ills Heath roll "a subterfuge. and fraud." Attorrlev (‘l-animal Wllenir "lid he had “reliable information" that Governor Hoffman would

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The possible overthrow of Que- bcqPi-emier L. A. ’l‘aschereau and his government is seen in court action to contest elections of sev- eral members. including Taschcreau and Pool Gouin, above, head of the opposition, Action Liberals Na- iiorlale.

NEW PHASES IN

“Mystery Man” Puzzle In L a k e Tragedy Rlinains Unsolved.

(C. P. By Guardian's Special yvlre) MONCTON. N. 8., Jan. lt-ln- vestigation into possible new phas- es of three violent deaths at Pacif- ic Junction Jan. 5 continued to- night on the evo of preliminary hearings set for Daniel and Wil- lianl Bannister. The two young brothers are charged with murder- ing Philip Lake. who dicd with his common law wife and baby son. Reports that Mrs. May Bannister, mother of the accused, had made a further important statement to police could not be verified official- ly. She and her daughter. Frances. l5, are held as material witnesses. The surviving Lake child. Eliza- beth. aged six months, was found 1n the Bannister home last Friday. Rumors that the whole tragic af- fair centred around the infant were dismissed by police as “sup- position."

A “mystery man" puzzle re- mained unsolved. Henry W. Rob- ertson, who lost out in a battle

Ottawa during the day had been that the federal govcnnrlsnt would aid the province, provided Alberta would agree to formation of a loans council.

OTTAWA, Jail. IM-Albcrta has made arrangements to meet in full the $2,000,000 bond maturity falling due when the bunks open tomorrow, provincial treasurer Charles R. Cockroft announced here tonight. Hut neither Mr. Cockroft. nor Finance Minister Charles Dunning would Wrow any further light on the situation.

llugc Soviet War Budget Revealed

(A. P. By Guardian's Special wire) MCSCOW. Jan. l4—The Soviet Union's military budget for 1936 was announced tonight at 14.800,- 000000 rubles as compared with 8.- 200.000.000 spent last year.

(At the new rate of exchange. military expenditures next year will approximate l$,l0B.'.‘00.000).

The total government budget will be 78.500.000.000 rubles Commissar of Finance Grlnko announced

Good Response To Bond Issue

UITAWA, Jan. IIr-ThO Deput- mcnt of Finance solo today the Dominion Government's $40,000,000 bond llluc cold ln New York today had met with cwtlcfactm’! response from American investors and was quoted at a mturn at tho clone of

the 110M rtst. .

The issue cold at 95M. the de- partment cold, and the dayb closing price 1m M.

l300Passenger ~ lllemoved From“ Grounded Ship

(A. P. By Guardian's Special Wire)

LIMA. Peru. Jan. l-L-The cap- tain and other officers of the Chil- can liner Cautin held their positions tonight aboard the 4.3l6-ton steam- ship. battered by heavy seas off the coast of Peru, after all the passen- gera and most of the crew had been removed safely.

Grounded in a dense fog on thr-

land. the steamship was reported by her master to be almost a total wreck. The cargo. which included cattle, fruit and sugar, was beyond salvage, he messaged.

All the passengers and '88 mem- bers of the crew were transferred to the American Steamship Chimu —formerly the Grace liner Santa Catalan: - which was expected to arrive tonight at Pimentel. in north- ern Peru. .

(A dispatch from Santiago, Chile. utcl the Cauttn. owned by the Oom- pania Sud Americana dc Vapores, of Valparaiso. Chile. carried ‘l5 first class passengers. 120 third class pu-

southem tip of Lobos de Tlerra Is- '

with H. Murray Lanlbert for the right to act as defence counsel. had said in court yesterday he had been informed that Lambert was retained by “a party" who may be called as a. Crown witness at the hearings." ‘and that “the Lake baby spent l0 or 11 hours at that party's home before it was found at the Bannister house."

Mr. Robertson said today he had only “hcard" these statements and did not know the name of the

“party?

llama-gall Liner Heads For Port

(C. P. Cable)

ST. JOHN'S. Nfld. Jan. IL-Bat- tered by an Atlantic gale, the Baiti- more mail liner City of Hamburg was limping toward St. John's to- night for repairs to a damaged rud-

er.

Bound from Baltimore to Ham- burg, the 8,424-ton liner was 350 miles south of St. John's when she reported the mishap to Bowrlng Brothers Limited. Lloyds agclts here.

The message stated she was pro- ceeding lunder her own steam and expected to reach here tomorrow night but gave no further details of

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Rumor Move Would Follow Completion Of Anglo - French Mutual Assistance Pact.

(By The Canadian Press) (By Guardian's Special Wire) Reports in both mnclon and

Paris that Chancellor Hitler might be roilsiderlng fortification of the dcmilitarlred Rhineland added a new complication today to the European situation arising out of the Lalo-Ethiopian war.

Diplcmatlc quarters m London last night indicated Hitler had re- = rved the right to fortify this area if an Anglo-French mutual us- sistance air pact was signed.

Paris newspapers expressed fear that recent German attacks on the Anglo-French mutual aid agree- ment foreshadowed such a movie by Gelmanv. (Lt has been denied in London that the agreement con- cerned France's ilolthsast frontier in any way). _

While Sweden formally protested to Italy against the bombing of a Swedish ambulance unlt, the Ethi- opian govcrnnlent asserted l0 per- solls were killed or wounded J81. 10 when bombs wrecked a. churTu during a Fascist air raid on Sakota. Ten others were blinded by gas bombs. the communique asserted

Emperor Haile Selassie, who is at Dessye, indicated to the Archbishop of the Coptic Christian Church at Addis Ababa that he intended to lead his forces. in that area.

Italy officially denied rumors 0f peace moves by asserting “nothing positive can be done now at Gen- eva."

It was not certain whether she would be represented at s. meeting of the League Council Jan. 20. Geneva sources exhibited belief that a proposed oil embargo would be dropped or delayed because of the effectiveness of existing sanc- tions.

A number of units of Britain's home fleet sailed for a “spring cruise" off Gibraltar and the French Atlantic fleet prepared to sail Wednesday for manoeuvres off Flencll Morocco.

(By llarold P. Bramau Associated Press Staff Writer)

LONDON. Jan. l4-—(A. P.)—A meeting of the defence sub-com- rnittec of the Cabinet was held (Cclrinued on Page 9)

Highlights Of O n t a r i o Income Tax

TORONTO. Jim. 14-—All incoinc over $1.000 annually for single per- sons and over $2,000 for married persons. or householders with de- pendents, is taxable,

Exemption of $400 for each child or other dependent allowed.

Tax rate changes from 1 1-2 per oent on net income up to $1.000. to 28 percent ill highest bracket-z.

Personal income tax of munici- politics disappears.

Corporation tax untouched by province; left to municipalities.

Bill closely follows terms of Do- minion Income Tax Act.

Exemptions coincide with Dolnin- lon Act.

Rate of taxation is one-half that levied by the Dominion Govern- menl.

?Fox Breeders

Meet Monday

SAINT JOHN. N. B., Jan. l4- The 16th annual meeting _of the Canadian National Silver Fox Breeders Association will be held at Moncton ncxt Monday and Tuesday. according to an an- nouncement made here tonight by L. T. Loeman. Salisbury, N. 13., president. and George A. Callbeck, Summerslde. P. E. 1., immediate past president.

It is expected that every province will be represented at the meeting, to be attended by federal and pro- vincial government officials. Dr. A. A, lecithin-t, Kensington‘. l‘. E. 1.,

vice-president. will also be present.

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Thc forlnal swearing 1n oi Lllr '1 Campbell Golcrnnlt-lll to ll; 91;...» at Government House

the Government, including Premier" Campbell, who had earlier in the day been called upon by His fionor to fornl ll Govcrnlncnl, ulwlldcd promptly at half past ten. The swearing-in ceremony look piucc in the Dralving Room. the new Mem- bers being seated ropnd a large table'at which His Honor pllkflidfld. Tile attending A. D. C. was Col. Full. Tile Ciovcrnorls Private Secre- lary, Mr. Alban Farmer was in at- tendance, as was also Major P. s. Flcldlllll. Cler-k of the Executive Council. The only member" of the Legislature, apart from the Mem- bers 0f the Governnlenl. present was Mr. H. H. Acorn, ll/LLA. of Souris.

Those present all standing His Honor addressed [he Hon. Prcnlicr Campbell as follows:

His Honour: "Honourable Mr, Campbell: Having advised lllC of yfllll‘ Willingness to form a Govern- ment in compliance with my rc- quest, pleasc now announce to me the composition of your Cabinet."

Mr. Campbell: "Your Honour: I respectfully announce the names of the following gentlemen as selected by me to comprise your Executive Council:

Premier, Attorney aha Advocate General, Provincial Secretary Treas- urer — Thane A. Campbell, K.C., M.A., Councillor representing the

Ann unl S ulnlcrlptlon By Mull

" l yesterday ‘ forenoon. The Menlbcrs comprising .

Delivered $6.00 $1.50

Canada and U. H. A.

Premier‘ Retains Portfolio :(_)f AttorneyGeneral

Hon W. H. Dennis Becomes Min- ister OfAgriculture In New Administration.

New Minister

HON. W. II. DENNIS

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First Electoral District -of Prince County.

Minister of Public Works and mlhwlys — James P. McIntyre. Councillor representing the Second Electoral District of Kings County.

‘President of the Executive Coun- crl-Bradford W. LePage. Councillor representing the Second Electoral District of Queens County.

lvllnlster of Agriculture - wmmm H. Dennis. Councillor representing the Second Electoral District of Prince County.

Minister of Education and pump, lIealth—Mark R. McGuigan, KC, B.A.. Councillor representing the Tlllffl Electoral Dlslrirt of Queens County.

WITHOUT PORTFOLIO

Lucas R. Allen, Councillor repre- senting the Fifth Electoral District of Prince County.

John Archibald Campbell. As- semblyman rcprcscnllug the Fourth , Electoral District of Kings Count-y.

Marin Gallant, Assemblyman rc- prcscnting the Third Electoral Dis- trict of Prince County.

T. William l. Prowsc. Assculbl)» man representing the Fifth Elector. ‘ a1 District of Queens County.

His Honour: "Arc you and your colleagues reudy to be svrorn to 0f- fice here and 110w?"

H011. Mr. Campbell: "Your Holl- our, we are ready, Sir."

Tile lnelnbcrs lhcn look lllf.‘ oath:- of fidelity and of office, and ullacll- ed their signatures.