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At Par

izations Enjoy ‘ Of Par

$30,lili0F|RE AT SYDNEY

SYDNEY, N. S., Nov. 7.-Fins

early this morning razed the Michael Block, cursing damage estimated at $80,000. Flames were still menacing at 3 o'elook but were held in cheek by ls. brick wail- The stores of Ben. jnmln Michael and Max Rosen- bloom were destroyed and thc Fmljoy Building damaged. Los; of life was averted by Edgar Hlllmarl, whovon noticing use fire at 10 o’olock broke down ls door leading to apartments ubovestorc and spread the ni- nrm, the residents escaping in night attire.

ANNoUNcEMl~;NTs COMING EVENTS.

Ml:aTlNGs, ETC

°°.\nlmuncerncn¢h me inserted In

Ulla column nt 2 cent! ,por Word

strictly playable in advance.

“’I‘alkies-Eldon Friday. 1464,

"Talkies-Vernon Bridge, Thurs-

day. 2464.

"Wlnsloe Club loading hogs,

Wednesday, Nov, 8. 2453

I "'R.lix.nrlage sale Trinity Social Holi Wednesday evening, Novem- ber Sth. "1 oclock. 2414

“Big dance at Summerside, Cap-

W-ll Grill. Tuesday, Nov. 7th. Hot dence rhythm. sid Elllows orches- *-“*- also

"Borden Lino Club loading hogs,

lambs, calves, Albany, wednesday, Nov. 8. Hours 12 to 3, 2455

"Borden R'llk dance at Abegweit

Dance Hail Thursday evening, N0. vember 9. Elliott's orchestra. Ad- m|SS!0n 35 cents. 2435

"Dl\llCP. MllcDon:lid Collsolidllt-

ed School '.l"hursduy evening, N0- venlber 9th. B. I. S- orchestra, Aid hockey club. Rerreshlnents. 24114

"The chicken supper to be hold

at Calloe Cove tomorrow is post. polled until Thursday, rind, if not

fine, Fridity. 2490

“Annual Halloween Teh and

Billlllll' in aid of City Hospital in Holy Name Club Hull, wednesday and Thursday afternoon, November Bth and 9th. 331g_

"Old-time Fiddlers and Dancing

Contest at Kcll_v`s Cross Hall, Wed- nffifllkv. November 8th. Bigger and b"‘lf‘1` l>i`izeS. Mail yollr entries to itll-.;. J. D. Flood, South Melville. Colllest followed by Box Social and D:\llce_ 2400_

"D=\ll¢e in Gi-hhdvh-w Hhll on

W~dllcsrla.y, Novenlber 8th. Lunch Sf l'\'<‘d- 2443

"Reserve November 13th and 14th

br Bazaar, Bingo and Chicken Supper ln lwllo my 1-lull. ms.

"I will be buying poultry every

day at Sidney Websters black- smith shop, Kensington. Sgd. Geo. A. Webster. 2442

"Tug of war and other sports in

Fredericton Rink Tuesday, Nov. 7. Fredericton vs. Stanley. Other teams invited. 2450

“Come to the L. o. B. A. tes

It the Y. M. C. A. on Tuesday, Nov. 'lth. Salads, meats and cake. From 5 to 'I o’clock. , 2481

"Sun Life will protect you

whether you die too soon ‘or live 1°l1s if you buy an endowment at me 65. Arrange for one today. Consult J. A. Moors. manager, Charlottetown- 1'l'ld

T, pulpwood~laden steamer Putten was

fl-ee.Ifnot

Canadian dollar sold at pu- in New Yank Monday.

The movement of Canadian ex- llhlmso was Sympathetic to the rs-

Hlsinst the Pound sterling which sursu taneously rc” nbglngg gh,

ada might have somethin to do

oesslon of United Stains currency

advantage enjoyed by canadian

Y

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rn be

ard the Canadian dollar has fluc- tu

20 percent discount.

CAMPBELLTON, N. B., Nov. tl.- Aground in the Restigouchc River. here since Saturday afternoon, the

floated by three tugs late this af- ternoon.

Carrying pulpwood from the Mad-

swsska Corporation at Restigouche. Que., the Putten swerved from its course under the pressure of high wind, missed the channel and ran its prow into the mud. Initial cf- fol-ts by tugboats were unsuccessful, nlld yesterday afternoon the steam- el- moved onto a sand bar. After _part oi' the decklosd had been iettisoned today tugs pulled the Putten into deep water.

Excepting the loss of some pulp-

wood, the grounding caused no dam- age.

"Concert and Box Social at York.

November 16th. Proceeds in sid of

were confident the rise of the Can ,um ;

disarmament stalemate was ° h°1' NCCAPU by rail. Mayo, w_ D_ Hayes M Sioux

lui'an dollar was to be mcounigg 1 56011 by Well l¥lf°l'mEd UUCTSS here Mm’ Re“°» 193591' 01' AM Stfiko at City appealed for a "full regiment" . ni the presellt Coalition, Stalin-_\~

I i it

ear szaiy oliingzydegxe in dl today after Ii Duce and Hermann fthe “me “U18 Urged his followers

' I 'Wilhelm Goering, German m‘nis- £0 “Pike with all the power we

prospects of gold buymg in om lter without portfolio, had an hour l’°5“55~"

g .

with it °°"ference` pickets on the highway! WN in a representative of me State B"r‘i preserved from it."

of troops today, after s conference

DepB.i‘i.meIll$ Of Justice agent, and

General Goering, who arrived ”' f’h"°°'E°m"S m°°d- 5 51011! Ulty eau of Criminal Investigation. In

afternoon, and the Premier talked b"‘”1d_i5h’“B °1\l\l8 When h° #WGN f€1'I’€d with Adit. Gen. charles H. in th latte 's Venezia Palace of t° d""'€ fh\'°\l8h the lines Grahi but did not immediate A D

in the Danubian area, and Austria, BURN BRIDGE

ork, it greatly improved the pos- ‘ '

ition of governmental and private, The conversation on disarma-

Offianiutions under the necessity mont was said to have revol\ed,BRUNZE 1 l>lY1"l interest on some 8200,- around the method to be pursued 000,000 wirth of bonds held in t.he»t,o reopen the arms psrley, broken

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and c`osed alt par. Reports from -(Continued on Page 3)

Ottawa that several sales had been M10 at s premium could not be ' I I verified. since the owed King- Sums Up Def 81168 ____

dom departed from the gold stand-~ In Co a I Pro be Unveiling Function

"U94 SUWQ- off shortly after Germany with T 9 03535-an d°11Bv-l' HWUUK close drew from Geneva

the 100 cents mark in New York

(Jlusudlan Press) -

SYDNEY. N. B.. Nov. 6-(C.P.)-

The little schonersailed for Syd-

ney about two weeks ago. Another boat, loaded immediately after her.

arrived here a week B80. The trip usually takes three days. Grounded Glass gtskes," he maintained. He .spoke at

stornu have swept the Atlslltic

Central Rink. coast since the Haskell set out

from Hyanzo. Her course through

"Muffy QV" <§;*b1l2‘,*l**°§`;":'1° the Blu -for Lakes was not den- nnlloclllrroww. Barbados. Nov. . §,’,‘,§,,f“,'§‘,,,,’,,,,,,§’{'°fI,.1,f ' ' ,,»f,°_ more but she mlzllt new me o-<c. r. casio-olwgea with ¢lv-

he

funds were at a discount in New Arm! Pi“'|¢Y Sheri" Ralph Emmy M Le MN-5

The bridge burning followed by

elmorlers at the expense of the reliable come" Said- = _ ll few hours the plundering cr eight U-“md Bute' wma omadim l Sheriff Tice of Sioux City s.ud‘carloads of livestock at Lawton, 18

miles from Sioux City.

ated at one time going as low as V ' . Takes PIBCG 011 Ffi'

T day at 11 A. M.

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recom sg Mm.; Qurzsrlc. Nov 6-colhpotltorsot T -_---

ooal companes cfntrolied by bbc- A feature or Mondays exchange Canadian Import Gomlwly "can °" "May “°""' "‘ " *' ”" " markets was the moderate advance has-diy stand the gsff Ht. Pftsenl befmmul hmm “bm vm 2” un' of the United States dollar against and the day may come when the vmed in Pmwe °E Wa" c°u°3°' ___ public itself will request that Can- °°m‘m°m°"m“5 ml’ “W1” °f _._ (Continued on Page _D “ian Import acquire mcse com_ graduates and undergraduates of

ponies slowly drifting to ba.n-if-vthe c°ue3° during tm’ GN” Wm"

~ mp,_Cy.._ Ama Gmmion’ K' Cu Hon. W. J. P. MacMillan, M- D.,

Steafnerlqgfaund sei for Canadian Import and F' A' O' S" Wm preside at the f“"°'

OOUTI allied compares, today told the Q2" :ts ”"f1‘_]“‘°’ 'md M‘“‘-'M51 3;

o _ _

In Res tlgouche court of King's Bench in ending uc on' 1° prugmmme W

_______, ‘ his summing up of the delenw. as muows'

Singing of “O Canada."

_ Six oosl companies are on trial Re 8” Chai

l (ummum Pm", h ed ‘th f i ' blue to m S by mm"-

;:,’,fmn",,w ;$;‘e"§,°c;','f‘ Addresses hy chic: .notice Muth-

i€S0D. war-time Premier of the Province

Words of appreciation on behalf

I I ‘ . of the student body.

Relatives of those who served

will proceed to the entrance hall

where the tablet will be unveiled

by the I-Ion Senator John Mac Lean (Class of 1860) Dean of the Canadian Senate.

Placing of wreath by Major F.

Fears that another Nova Scotia 1,, May v_ s_ Pretdem canadian schooner had gone to the P011 °f Lfgmn 'B E_ L_ ‘

““”l“8 “hip” We” ‘*"""’”“d ‘““"’ The 'National Anthem. tonight when it was learned the A special mvmmon hu been “_ Haskell was 10 days overduc from tended to the “widen” of me NY““za' Cape Brewn' “ith lumber* branches of the Canadian Legion

throughout the Province.

Mixed With Food

carried out to sea. when she emerg ing his g¢1_|qw.1nm,¢,¢, good con

ucmadlm umm Muqum-gd, ed from Bros d’0I‘ lJ&SH°B° to tho taining ground glue, a juvenile

Dance B. I. B. Hall, Bouris, Novem- Atlantic for the short run around from the Government mdugmgi " nth- Wu* to Sydney Harbor. School will appear befm chic!

" The Department cf Marine hu Justice C. oiydo williams at cha

°°D‘,',‘°°'1w,_I°'°,“,§‘°,,,”H‘“,°1,°,,,,,"‘d“Q been mud to swan for the mud sessions ol cours which sp-

Nov or

Mon°dnsiy.) 3469. schooner. ened here today.

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"Good programme and excellent

PAY Iii Aiilli\lltiE

As lo many people disclaim

responsibility for small. advtl. when hills an sent ont. in htm no nah advts. will ap- lwll unless the order is so-

oollpanted with plymont.

CllAllL0'l"i'l‘l'0WN GUARDIAN

,§tl£“r...h°y:..5.;:§ Maritime Premiers Meet

..E".............. To Discuss Problems

“Come to Hmnqn N in Bt. Tcresivs esday, ov- sh-.hsr nn, Aalhiuillc asc. Lunch lcmullm mal at r. rnnlq, meow Amher-

ilhl. NGYCBXUGI' Sth- AMHERST. N. S., Nov. 6. - The General of New Brunswick and D.

in-elulsn or tin Maritime Pl-ovincu rt Dolan, Director- os ruhllclly, .ml l

lm--~ we me ~ °°-°°°° he ~~ -- -»»-»-. -. -. 1. -M-

' , t which they were txosoted to un- of Publis worn, "

7th. Notify Becrltary D. J. Menon- * , 514, 2465. its demands for more complete ro- The conference Wu “usd by

°°¥°""°° °‘ M”mm° “mu” mm" Tull! who last summer is-

_ wrmllghl. at Hurts Hall, last 'nu three premiere. Annu 1- suodanlnvlteuesgosn enume- noyuty, the suunoyuty nnmatls Mhdlohsls or Neva scam, 1.. P. n. ,mm to M N" 81;", ck m

mm’ l?’°°°“i‘ 'H° om” 'wk Tilley of New Brunswick and W. J. umm' mr

°”‘””“' ° °°‘°°" “W “°"°“ llmlullnfol Prince mdwhrd rslmd, '°'“"“ ’°°°'“""°” °' Io and lbo. M73. ocrttin rights guaranteed at the

_ ____ ~ n met tonight and compiled an agen- “ma 0* omwmhm

"Our retirement Income lend is dl f°\' W’ m°°i”"3 t°"'°`"°" bm Na mummi 'Wm be mm, 1,

the moot soioutiiio way d savinK declined to reveal its contents. They '

momytecti' oomroiicymneaiznstgakwr oiideezll’ only intimated the conference Dl'°b~ W” ‘“°°‘m°¢4. will °°l“Pl°"°° °' Pro vo scan .~ oumutmd _ the oonfcrencc possiblyiatvrues-

|sy¢r.uh. consult .f.A.ucm.1nms- “1’;°:nm_n],m¢ ,m°:,,,,,,,,,,, “mcg '

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(Associated Plus) TOKYO, Nov. 7. ('I‘uesd.ay)-

Circumstantial aooeimts by the Itmgo (Japanese) Newsligeney and Japanese language news- papers said tfday thlt Foreign Minster !l`rota had advised Soviet Russia to decrease its military concentrations in for Eastern Siberia.

Thi! ldvloo. according to the

account. was given _by Hlrota to Ambassador Ynrcnev of the Soviet in A three-hour meeting into Monday,

The sulrrested reductions, lt

WIS SBIG. wznld follow thc ex- ample of the American plus co end naval concentration fn the Ploifio Oovan in 1834.

HendersonMakes StrongPl ea For Disarmament.

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LONDON. Nov. 6-(AR)-A pro-

test against an armaments race, which he compared to a poker game on an intemationai scale in which death takes the stakes, was made today by Arthur Henderson. British Chairman of the World Disarmament Conference.

He asked that governments make

s. determined effort to End a solu- tion to the disarmament problem despite Ctermanys withdrawal from the Genova arnls pal-ley.

"The race in armaments is not n

policy but a poker game in which

nations continually raise their bids md in the end death lures the

a dinner in his honor.

Von Neurath Attacks League

ilmooiaied Press)

BIIRLDI, Nov C-Foreign Minis-

ter Konstantin Van Neurath charged tonight the former allied nations had used the League of Nations as I. tool to perpetuate the Versailles Treaty.

In an lddrou befon the German

Club he cited the aloofucss ol tho United Stahl and Bovlet Russia as proof for his contentions in an ex- planation of wily Germany Quite the League- `

“Nothing is more enlightening

than I. comparison between the wordy Geneva text Ind. for lxampio the Kellogg Pm, The latter represents a really impressive and patent instrlmse-nt for pence." Baron Von Neurath gg.. ssrtzd.

Citing the history of the Igqqe, the speaker said that "the Protec. tion of minorities is a sorry stun- ter. Binoe the League cams into being 7.700 schools, 2,700 churches and 27,000,000 acres have been uk.

mm>maermmy.sminorlq_.~

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Dollar URGES ARMS Troops Ordered N A T I 0 N A l

In CUNTESNENUE Out Against U.S.liUVENNMENT

GovernmentalAndPrivateOrgan- R E C 0 N V E N E arrn S tri kel-S

Advantage ' , _ -

Value Premier Mussolini Burn Bridges, Pltlllder Freight Baldwin, MacDonald,

_li ' ' _ o ' » s

(mm hw g §\<;\f;:)1`;stlYVst7l;e(v§`rvoe5f C31-Slncaan-y1ngOnCa1npaign Slr John glmon De-

Mom-nu , . ,_ ° nounce e ' ‘ 1 it N... 1 -... th. E di A St I Against Government tw" °f . . ' _ l irc# time since Sepunbca- 1951 the n ng rms a e' U Party Government. A. P. Foreign Si.-lil \\ rlter. .

mate- , _§;g;:’¢;6-(A.P.>]httrlhuted the bndec hhmlhg to, i* 0' ru' 'W

my mm Bm" Amd me M I mu bn I ° bum-,lJickeu. The hrldre. or the nhl-th-;

F “Lau” rated shootml It ‘ my ht dK€ and the!wostern railway six miles north of'

ROME, Novindli-“Tim pc)>ssibility an Urgent 81390:! i:mlNl,tioil:.i‘§i;)i:e!tso1;’u;\.: ¢2re;0;ho;mil‘;igtl‘ii‘f e §.".§f.lf§° 'l`f°§°'i',f"”§‘f.L§`§i.§”.‘.“ .$1.2 635-7; it 1.’ .'..§° 'l'f"I;ih. ....l...i""“ "`°’°' ‘” ”“° °’“’“ "““°" I

Premh franc Expert* in NN' Y°fkl and me Umtcd States to consider the market by tx-u°k_ The” werelggmss WT1;0:'m;$e'"; Tggiisihiitir' _ Denounclllg alike tiloscwilo would

LONDON, Nov. B.-tC.P. Cable)-

Lcaders of the three wings of the National Goverlllnellt today, on the ve of the re-opening of Parliament. vigorously took the offensive in the illce of growing opposition

return to party guvelllment ol* would seek a dlctatoisllip ill place

.Baldwill, the Conservative leader

with county shernfs' A Ndera] ` declared "monk God we are ll'.t ul

hysterical nation _Long ll‘l‘§ ' .~ ..

Advmhgn ' with n retinue by aeroplang this “eW°"P“P°”n“\ W” Warned 8W8Y by D68 M°l1\¢-5. Governor Herring con- “sues warning

While U19 DW P0Sition of the _ e r . ' ' ly 8»D~ Prlllle 1\1illis't~_~,l~ Ramsay Mac oll-

cunudim doug; dm "ny with the flee about disarmament, recovery nounee his intentions, , Md added’ .we condmon M uw

world now means that any attempz to return to party government, which is bound to mean very sooll partisan government, is not only ll

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Urges Same Qualities

of Endurance And Courage to M e et Present C ri sis As During the War.

(Canadian Pres)

OTTAWA, Nov. 6-“I am not one

of those who think the world is growing worse," declared Rt Hon. R. B. Bennett, addressing a. meet- ing of the Ottawa branch of the Canadian Legion, hers tonight. "! think the world grows batter every day, and it is quite clear that you who participated in the great struggle helped to make it better."

Bir William Clark, British High,

Commissioner, also addressed the gathering briefly, stressing his be- lief that the survivors of the Great War were about to reap some reward, in common with the rest of the people of Canada, for 'the struggles of the lost 20 years, Cap- tain B. W. Allen, President of the branch, presided.

Mr. Bennett; declared the obliga-

tion to those who served and sur- r vived, slld to the dependents of those who died, was one that could never be tully repaid. If govern- ments failed to bear this obligation to the fullest extent "so far as hu- man power, brnins and skill could devise, it is not because of lack

of desire."

Remembrance was the theme of

the Prime Minister! address. He spoke first of the cause for which Canadians fought. "The cause was human liberty, freedom of thought and the right to live and find in-

itiontinucd .on Q

mistake but a crime." j

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ATTEMPT EAILS

If John Lioid,

! ROME, N v ll AP Premier Mussolini bcculne tile ileud of all armed i`ol'ces ill Italy ln name us nveli as fuct tocluy when King Vic- tor Emmanuel galve illm the navy and air pnl'ii'ol1os ill addition to till.;

,army nlllli.<il'_\- which Ii Duce ill-

ready hurl.

The llll.llu.ll.l'lc l<.:l|l 1.1 :llc Cub-

lnct cli-.lli;;l\~_ uilzlll lllloiu-ii lile

il'rlllsi»“r lli l\li‘ .\i .l'.~ll.l' llahl Lfwlilrll

in the (ic\l‘l'll .lr-lllp ol l.ll»y,l_ is ch

hrs to il;t,il..ll_l lllni ‘.~l<l. ll tile lfzirl-

‘Il Duce Assumes

Military; Offices

Relieves Italo Balbo Of Air Mar- shallship In Taking Over New Cabinet Posts.

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MYSTERYNEARS S 0 l. li T T ll N

Police iletain T wo

_tgcted tu be liz. \l'.l.-;:lllllL il nu llsi: \Y0Ul'lg i\.'l@l`l ill Con*

V nection With lleuth

l ul ull dvi lile \lll.i ,

i llioriul Figure

lsuibu, olle of lile llc-xv Ii;ll_v's mos.

culol'l'ill liglllus lllld ii.l~ il-:itll-l‘ ol all ltaliull seaplllllle ;ll‘lll.l'.i;l to Sllldiillc, N. B., M<Jlll.l'eal und Cilivilgo last

of (~irls.

GAsPl~:_ Que.. Nov, 6.-lc_P.>--9

Tlieory t.ll.ll b0<.\tieggv:i's llllght be |'l'vsponsible for tile death of Maud .and Marguerite Ascall, teen-age

-`fUUlll1C'1`» 1`0¢ei"°d '-he 1“""“` “A mslcousins who disappeared from their tmllsicr with disallllloilitlllellt. jpenmsula' Que" homes on August

He said he would take rl vuclltion 30_ was completely discounted t°_

of several months before illklng up his new post. His knowledge cf aviation, air officers said, would help him in a colony where air travel plays a large part in keeping tribes- men in the interior under control.

Unifies Defence Unit

Unification of the Italian defense.

‘ units was foreseen eventuallyi through the creation cf a single ministry. For the time being, how- ever, Premier Mumoiini will hold the ‘ portfolios separately,

Besides being the chief of thll

iul, as head of the Fascist Party, is the Commander of the Biackshirt Militia.

Six Ministries

As the Munster of the Interior, he

commands tile police. I-ie held the

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.HERTNC RESCTIE

‘ army, navy and air forces, Mussoli*

night and detectives working on the case denied the r6i>0r’t a reward had been ofibrfd by bootleggers for the capture and conviction of the murderers.

SEVEN SUSPEUPED

Detectives Gauthier and Aubil

who for two months have been working on the case here under direction of Captain Rosario In- mlre, of the Quebec Provincial De- tective Bureau, stated they had never suspected rum runners to be

lconnected with the case. Theory that the girls might have been lnlled by operators lu ine ileggs liquor traffic wtshlng vengeance Q ,the Ascah family, several of Whom are prominently connected with tht Quebec Liquor Counrniasion Police and the Dominion Customs Proven- tive Service, was widely publicized

Mutilated and partly clothed, the

.body of 15 year old Maud was tok- en ffm Gaelw Bay more than a W°°k °¢°~ M°dl¢`»0'1°88-1 examination Nvealed ltiw young women hnfj

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The Weather, Etc'

T

' GRAND BANK, Nlld., Nov o-<c. P. Ca.b1‘)--Scenes of heroism and, tragedy were enacted ill .1 swift.-T moving drama on Fortullf- Bay to-` day when two boys were drowned and a third was rescued

from the furious water.

Norman Tizz.ll'd and Joshua

Nurse, beth ilgcd 12, were watching the roaring bl~e:.l¢el's when a huge wave roll-ed into lile bay and swept them off the Grnlld Bank Pier-

Gzlrfield Tizzzlrd, brother oi

Norman, jumped in zlliel' them and kept the pair ailoat tor several minutes. The heaving water separ- ated tllem. llowever, and Garfield and Joshua Nurse .-allk just as 1 dory manned by fishermen drew near. | Norman was hauled into the dory

and brollght to shore. He was ox- hllustcd but recovered a short time later.

lou-ly tonight the bodies of hTs`

companions had not been rcco\\ ered.

_ .. --s- . 1

(Canadian Pun)

British Columbifs “little election" Now. 21.

Twenty seven wer; nominstzd

toria City and 13 for two seats in Vancouver centre. constituencies where elections were postponed be- cause of t.h¢ death of W. J. Bowser. K, C., who was running in both.

Twenty-nine were named for

tion day Oct. 12, and 14 in van- couver centre.

Independent non-partisans retir-

ed from the Vancouver contest and ,socialists added a oandidatn. J.,

Twenty-seven Candidates For B.C. “Little Election”

VANCOUVER Nov. 0-0andid- ‘

’ df d

M” had been “med “mum for Dewdney, replaced Robert Bc or

today to contest four seats idvio- al. However, forecasts luv being

Victoria on the original nomina-lconciuslcm had been reached in

MeKendrlok defeated Thursday in

on the United Front ticket-

In Victoria Col. Lorne Ross. ln-I

dependent. was tho only withdraw-

made that by Nov. 28 Victoria can- didates will be reduced to around 15. Since the Liberal victory Thurs-

day negotiations have been in pro- I gross among 16 candidates to rc- duce their number to four but no

time to affect todays nominations.

Candidates have the right to with- I draw up to one full day from elec- tion dntex Witllcllmvals are expect-

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