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Conference May Adjourn Soon

Fail To Agree On Monetary Pro- blems-Leaders, Of Gold Bloc LeaveForI-Iomes

(By George Hn-mblelon, Canadian ' Press Staff Writer)

LONDON, July lm-(Canadian Press Cabin-A stout effort to bridge the divergence between non-

“ gold countries and the gold bloc ever the question whether monet- ary matters should be left in World

sionferencg discussions, was under way tonight in a. meeting of_ the newly-appointed drafting commit- tee of the full monetary commis- lion.

Prime Minister R. B. Bennett was appointed a member of this relect committee oi’ 10. largely as a "peace-maker," for in the com- mittee strength is equally divided between the gold and nor-gold countries. The committee is to 1e- port to the main conference steer- ing committee tomorrow aftcmoon, and the "outcome is unknown.

But delegates, feeling it was im- possible to bridge‘ the gap, expect- ed to see a decision tomorrow to adjourn the conference at the end of July until some time in the aut- umn. The steering committee today agreed to drop the discussion of tariffs and quotas but failed to reach any decision on the more important queston of whether the‘ conference is to go on with mon- rtary matters. Despite the insist-

. ce of the gold men it would be geiess so long as the United ates is opposed to stabilization

of currencies.

While the British, representatives of the Dominions, the United States and some of the smaller powers want the conference to proceed and accomplish whatever it can, the representatives of the gold coun- tries tonight remained adamant. The French believe the United States will be willing bo talk stab-

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ANNOUNCEMENTS, COMING EVENTS. MEETINGS, ETC

"Announcements sre inserted in l column st I cents per word’ strictly Plrshie in ndrsnue,

"Talkies at Prench River Wed-

nesday, 1651-7-10-21 “Talkies at Soul-is Wednesday 4 gm. 1647-7-10-21 ' "Talkies at Victoria Thursday uisht. 1648-7-10-31 "Talkies at Kensington Friday night. 1679-7-11-31. "Talkies at Stanley Bridge Thursday. 1657-7-10-21 "Talkies at Stanley Bridge Thursday. 1678-7-11-21.

"Kelly's Cross Tea Party, Wed- nesday, July 19th. 1099-7-11-51

"Ice cream and dance at Lyndaie ‘chool, July 12th. 1694-7-11-11

"Dance, Fortune Hall, Scuris, brchestra, Friday, July 16. 25 cts. 1695-7-11-31

"Drive to the Orange Tea July l2. H. 6s M. Taxi. Phone 120. 1703-11

“Watch for Ayrshire Field Day Farm B. R. Brown, York, right after laying. " 1682-7-11-11.

"Harland excursions Tuesdays, » ursdsys, Fridays and Saturdays. i!‘ further information phone 773. - 1484-7-84;

"At Rollo Bay Hall, Lena Rivers, y Rollo Bey Dramatic Club Thurs- Y. July 13th. Dance afterwards.

1079-7-11-11.

“Modern and old time dancing. Mlclowood School. Tuesday. July 11th. Admission 15c. Refreshments.

1870-8-10-2l

“Attend Orange celebration. In _ 0 evening pea the populnr play Th"! One on Bill," presented by Vflnaud Dramatic Society.

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"Bis dance at Olympia Cafe, mlmigfgsidc. muddy. 11m. Orches- °~ Elliott's Rhythm Kings. ‘hasten m, o to 1. lm-a-lo-n

Qeceives$4.5',000 I

CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, TUESDAY, JULY 11, 1933

CHAMBERLAIN SPEAKSIN ouiuiouo

Endorsement 0f Unit-

Revealed In Debate 0n Economic Confer- ‘once.

P. Cable)—'l‘i'le House of (kmmons was told today by Neville Cham- berlain, Chancellor of the Exche- quer. that the British Dominions led by Prime Minister R. B. Ben- nett oi Canada had in effect sav- ed the World Economic Conference from an early death last week. The Chancellor declared Great Britain's basic policy was one of

"It was a bombshell," said Made- line Gash, London, Ont, telephone girl, in (lﬁilfiblilg the effect of the will oi’ the youthful six-alderman, John A. Greer, who bequeathed his friend a life income and a $45,000 trust fund. Tho supreme court. is being asked io approve n. settlement with lhc estate underxwhlcll Miss Gash will receive n lump sum of $10,000.

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IINDBERGH NUTCDMING in|§liln

Regret At Inability To Accept Invita- tion Received From Airways Official.

Colonel Lindbergh, noted United States aviator, whose arrival at Halifax, was expected yesterday, will be unable to accept the Prince Ed- ward Island Government's invita- tion to visit this Province on the present occasion. The invitation, failing Colonel Lindberghs arrival in Halifax last week, was forwarded to New York. but reached there ai- ter the Colonel's departure. The

answer received yesterday was as follows:

Hon. W. J. P. McclVIilian,

Acting Premier, Charlottetown.

raising wholesale commodity prices, but he did not reveal any deflniir steps to carry this out. Likwe'.<e ho. merely smiled when Gerrge I_.eu=~ bury, the vetcran labor leader. de- manded hotly to know what uu-s the BrirLsl-l policy "lrith respect in the gold standard. i liir. Chamberlain was guarded in , his references to the sliding Ameri- can dollar. but of Hcsident Roose- velt's blunt rejection of currency stabilization last neck, which pre- cipitated the conference crisis, ho

declared it hex! "a very profound

l {and a very disturbing effect" on i opinion in the gofd standard coun- | tries.

I The House cheered as the British tihancclior indicated if the British Government had known President

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liinslnaus ,ATNORiH uium,uL

Will TalFff Today If Weather Condit-

Plane Slightly Dam- aged.

NOR-TH HAVEN. Me.. July 10-

,’ ions Are Right- l

zRepairi ed States Price-I Raising Policy Is‘

Council

To Resume Work On Cfity "Streets

ng Of Damaged Sections And Surfacing Of Concretel i Base Authorized By Board! l — $7,000 Limit “Suggested.

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i A decision to repair the holes in] I the asphalt surface of the city

LONDON. ‘my IO__(C_PI and A.‘ streets and to cover with an asphalt _,

surface the concrete base laid last: year on a. number of streets was reached last evening at the monthly

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This ls the duty of s lather, to accustom his son to sot rightly of his Mm accord than from fesr.

Annnsl Subscription Delivered [$.00 l}: Isil Cs-nsds sud l7. S. A. 84.50

PRUSPEBTS FUR Kidnappers" Ask A [i R E E M E N T, $250,000 Ransom sliolill 1

European Countries; To Co-opcrate In; Wheat Acreage Re-i striction.

LONDON, July l0.—<C.P. and A.P. Cables; - Prospects for an agree- ment on wheat acreage restriction brightened today as the "big iour" lwhcat producing llationm-Canada. lilo United States, Australia and

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Decides

The Victim John J. O’Connell, Jr. 1s Nephew Of PowerfulL/V.

Y. Politicians. ,

AIIBANY. N. Y.. July 10-(As~ soclated PICSSI~JOIlll J. OCQnnel; Jlﬂ, 24, nephew of Edward J. an: Danzel P. O'Connell, poweriul New York upstate Democratic leaders has been kidnapped and held sincl Ffldaj,’ for $250,000 police lcarnc. today.

, Young Barrister

meeting‘ of the City Council. His Worship Mayor Stewart, who pre- sided at the meeting voiced protest but the resolution carried with a

"Y General T3500 Gets;

i 3 A M Argentina-received an assurance of I ' ' 'cc-operatioll from a large part 0f

Continental Europe. Poland and the four Danubian countries-Hungary, Rumania, Bul-

Negotiations for his release hav- corne to a. standstill. The abduct- ors had telcpllclnd a warllmg tho‘ they would kill their captive ii po-

unanimous vote of the Council. 37,-‘ 000 was suggested as the probable] cost of the project. -

. s ' a _ A. letter was read from the Sec-g I‘ rotary of the Abegweit Club, asking,’

‘for recompense for $106.75 lost, as a

rcsult of the club not being permit-l

ted to continue its indoor circus 31' the Council had granted permission to the club to do.

Councillor Holman pointed out that, ‘two weeks had elapsed before any complaint had been made as regards "the inadvisabillt-y of can- celling the agreement.

0n motion it was decided to allow

the communication to lay on the‘

table. A complaint from a resident re- garding the parking of cars - on Great George Street for consider- able periods of time was read. The letter was referred to the Po- , lice Committee. I A complaint was received regard- ing damage to a garden by water from the street.

due to lack of drainage.

A letter fromvthe Provincial Rifle

Association, regarding the Corpora- tion Match, which was shot annu- l ally at the Rifle Range was read. l Councillor Kennedy, for (he Fin- ‘ once Committee, reporied that the names of defaulting tax-payers were to be published this week.

Street Repairs

‘Councillor Reardon for the street Committee, reported that the com- imittee had decided to repair the lstreets. Although conditions were ’not favorable for the spending of

money, he believed it to be false economy to allow the streets to go to ruin. It would be foolish to allow them to go to ruin, as it would cost more to have them repaired next year. ._

His Worship stated that somebody

The ccmmunica—'_hcuu rcccirerl from the banker as‘ ‘i tion stated that. the condition was

garla and Yugosin\'ia—llavc zigreeri ill Principle, it was said following a meeting oi the "Big Four“ today. to limit their exports of “cheat, Prob- ———-—~ nbly iopar irod casvHRDIBi-IRDL, (Associated Pleas) , ubly lur a period of two years. R ll} YKJ AVIK, lcclunrLl July lit-General Ilnlo Bel-l “ ho announced tonight that? uulesr: weather conditions grow loss favorable he in-

7 q f icndcd lo order ihe 2i ital-j‘ { iun scuplanes enroute to Chi- cago in lake off for Carl- ' Iwrilzht, Labrador, at 3 a.m. . ii

' (ll p.m.. E.S.T.) After lunch. the Italian Air liiinistel‘ 0i ‘ dcrcd his companions i0 rest .

lice ucrc (allot! mic the case. Young O'Connell. powerful atll ‘late and lieutenant ln the Unitet States National Guard. is believed | to have been suntclicd away frolr h‘; liouu- .15 hc gut out of hi1 nuiouwlxlc iii. 1.1.’) a. m, Friday. liis parents noticed ills failur io return home Thursday night. but did not suspect that he hat lscci kldllapprri until tllry heard o‘. ihe fiflaiil lilffﬂi, Friday. This we.’ telephoncd i0 Samuel AIOllCVilfliZ law partner of Edward O'Connell who 2s AYnT-y County Democratic chairman. Aronolvitz 1s a formez ‘slate commander of the American

lteady F0 r L 011g-

Daniel Gordon. son of Rabbi Jae. oh (Jordon, who will be the young. (‘bl krmiuute al Oagoodc llnil, To- ronto. lVhilc quite n child Mr. Gordon, who is now a brilliant‘ smoker. showed his Ofili-lfltill abil- itl" winning a gold medal at the‘ age of ll.

IFDURTH vllm it0URSE OFFERS

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jRound ~ The - World . , . | ccncvrcte base, and there was no use‘; LOSU _____,__ a£ii.'.2“5.2if§.“'i 2l::;r:.:i.l:t:. ‘£15.11 SIX} m Dal,“ In iStiulcnts May Northern Russia Be-. “late S... 1

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fore help Arrived. In Arts 0,. Medical, And (lental Course.

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Lcgwm. "Tell Eddie ~iEdward O'Connell;

,illat we've got his nephew and i that he will hear from us." a muf- ‘ » fled voice over the telephone told Aronowltz. "if he tells the police | we'll kill him." Cum“ The two political chieftains mad( ' frantic attempts to get in commun- ication with the kidnappers today ilhl-ough intermediaries, but were Prey said to have been unable to reach _ ‘them. Sources close to them said Pfe-l they were ready to pay a moderate , ransom. but could not hope to raise .' $250,000.

Their fear was that young O'Con- nell, because of the great strength for which he is noted among his friends, would endanger his own life b_\' attempting to get away. He weighs 225 pounds. is a courag-w-zs fighter and a good runner.

some person whom he believed to he interested in the Tourist Associa- iicn, and had been raliiﬂg 5051*? headlines. Elm Avrnue had .1 good

regards the Iliiailrlai condition of.‘ the city. Complaints were riot north listening to, the Mayor stated. as; complaints were always being made. Many streets hid been costing twice a?‘ Style-v gaflfugtxgsggiulszﬁ“ I » . f‘. 3. C TESS . S .

as lnuch as they should have fol Moscow Jul" 11_(Tucqday)_’ repairs. It would be a. good thlng- ' -‘ ’

to have a little roughness to prevent‘ A dmmmic “my °r h°w airma“ C _ . ?.'_—b b ‘<1; , i‘ Councillor Tram” stated that thei days in the wilds or northern Rus- l in tile Fourth Year Course which repair work should be dorm He had sia before being rescued ivas relat- I l I

wiff begin this Fall. In a number

broken a spring in his truck m one,‘ cd early today 1n a special dispatch . _ _ _ of the holes. There were 487 holes! 9° the "ewsllﬂpef Inﬁll“ 5mm W“ éfrjslxleéij, “,.°,,,c°°‘s';;‘fj§c§s“'nff§, Obie on mm Avenue_ v correspondent at Khabarovsk. hken‘ by an-ly one student u

His Worship replied that he did‘ The dispatch save the first com-i ‘Folmiin, is me currimilum, not care u there were twice as nrehensive details vi the mishap to; mgnshjA carom study “yam many‘ C Matmm’ who took o“ June 14 from] nus tylics cf prose and poctry- Facts

Councillor Reardon stated that Khabarovsk in an attempt to ﬂy; and Ideas mronsl- rylwsorlloeiry the streets must be kept m repair’ to Nome’ Alaska’ on another 5mg!“ (Glnnr Hamlet" Ordeal of Richard Anybody with common sense would of his solo round-the-world flight. ' '

kn u. tit id t to Th r m l t k z Fever“ A HURRKANE OFI/EN ow a wou cos more re- e exes er as wee sen a L u _A id V! H d L pair them next year than at present. telegram here saying he was safe a n me ' Grace O e5 off Wm‘ AN

D S i i , L. ti P C 1- The Mayor characterized the at Anadyr, Siberia. “gnome no a n rose ompos AN, statement as tqﬂbsurdf. Kfogu-tcenk Soul"? afiel- dioavlililu‘ Frwch __ comm, Six Comes wmps Up wml (HE l“ "“'°"~"7 ‘c ZWSW- 5P3 C‘ (Biacklcw Les Prccleuscs Rldlclﬂcs - - out Pact ANo

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Your telegram addressed Colonel (Aim-mas and mnor ‘image m

Charles Lindbergh arrived here af- “w” powerful’ monopmne today

d Colonel and Mrs. Charles ter his departure. Replying on his! ‘Maya behalf compelled to inform you that‘ A‘ Lindbergh °n their night north-

on account press of time it will be impossible for him to diverge from present itinerary which we regret cannot include Prince Edward Is- land. Your cordial invitation deep- iy appreciated. EVAN E. YOUNG, Vice President, Pan American Airways System.

"Board of Trade quarterly meet- in; tomorrow, Wednesday, B pan. 1704-11

"Dance in B. I. S. Hall. Emerald, Wednesday night, July 12. Music by Crapaud Orchestra. 1705-7-11-21

"Don't miss hearing MacEwen concert from Pinette in Murray Harbour South Hall on Saturday. July 15th at 8 P. M. Also sale of boxes and candy. 1677-7-11-21.

"The new application receivedby the Sun Life in June. practically established a record. You can sr- range your own retirement income st s small cost with this Company- Ask us about it. J. A. Moore, Man- 389]", July 11-31

"The parishioners of St. Anth- ony's Church. lot 5, will hold their

annual picnic on Tuesday. July 18th. Please remember the date. A cordial invitation extended to all.

_ 1692-7-11-6!

"Clyde River Presbyterian S. School Picnic, Thursday, July 13th. leaving Clyde River Church at l p. m, for a drive to the South Shore. All cordially invited.

1697-7-11-1]

"Come in Jersey Field Day st Frank Boater's farm at New Wilt-

ward to Greenland by way of Hal- ifax.

It offered them the opportunity to linger today and tonight at the summer home here of Mrs. Dwight w. Morrow, mother of Mrs. Lind- bergh, and visited their son. Jon, and the fliers mother, Mrs. Evan- geline Lindbergh. unconcerned over difficulties which prevented him from reach- ing Halifax. his destination yester- day. Col. Lindbergh indicated he would take off tomorrow morning on his airway meppins 1118M. PIO- vlded weather conditions were right.

Fog conditions which forced the

a lesser extent today. Visibility was

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Sir Reginald Wolseley Dies

BERRYNARBOR, Devonshirs, England, July 10.—(A.P.)--5lr Reg- inald Beatty Wolseley, who come here from Waterloo, Iowa, in 1681 to assume the baronetcy after work- ing 1i years as as elevator operator. is dead.

only s few villagers attended the funersl service at which the widow. the former Marion Baker, was dres- scd entirely in white. Twelve farm- crs acted as the bearers.

The widow, who wts the nurse of sir Rcginsidu mother, in 1980 went

shire, July 13th. Bring lunch. Tea, cream. etc. will be supplied. H1811 judging competitilcnst

class cattle

,eto. c leaa-l-z

to Waterloo from mgland to inform him of his mother's lest wish that be return to his native lend

had been writing to the papers.

Loved Prelate Laid To Rest

Large Concourse Attend Funeral

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said, hiatlcrn noticed that his mo-l toi- was beginning to falter Eilld lie-l decided it would be better to land!

Finding no suitable place in the‘ wild, desolate country. be pressed on, apparently hoping th: trouble would right itself, only to meet. with a virtual complete failure of ‘I the engine. This necessitated his} coming clown in an cxtrclncly uu-i favorable hilly spot. about thrccl ‘miles from the loft hank of the l Anadyr River, on xvhich the village

(Blackir); Les Francois Oral (Heath); Knstnrr and Mark's New- ccursc; French composition Part II (Dent).

History-The story of man llklll the early tlnlcs to the present day.

Economics -- Introduction to thel study of Economics. Ely: Outlines 0'.’ Economics.

SOCiOlOg_\/—--Pl‘lilCl])iC5 of Sociology, texts to Lu‘. announced.

Chcnllsiry -- (Two courscsl, Inor-

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Lindbergh! to swerve prelim"! W‘

The poet who wrote that "Death should come gently to one of gentle mould" must indeed have had in mind one such as the kindly and well beloved servant of the Lord ‘whom death summoned peacefully awn/y from St. Mary's Parochial Blouse. Souris, July eighth.

This venerable and distinguished Prelate weal-for almost half s cen- tury one of the most well-known personalities in the Province. Few personages throughout our fair Island could have been so esteemed and respected by so many people. in sli walks of life, as was the dig- nified snd saintly Ihther McLean. and with his passing s dominant personality is removed from its earthly scene of activity.

Ordained to the Priesthood in the Basilica of Quebec, June 18. 1N8, he was appointed assistant to hisjorlner Pastor and friends, Rev. llrmcis J. Macdonald. Curato st the old St. Dunatsnh Cathedral for s short time, he became Pas- tor of East Point and Bt. Margaret's until i800, when he returned to St. George's as Pastor until the deem

Service Of The Late Rt. Rev.Mon-

‘galuc Chcmistlgv; Qualitative analy- ‘sis (Aiillcrv; Organic Chclnistry, Ito

cf Anadyr is situated.

signor iMacLean, Vicar General At St. Mary’s Church, Souris

0f Rev. Father Francis Macdonald. Pastor of Summerside for nineteen years, he was appointed to the pastoral charge of St. Mary's Church, Sourls, in l9l9. In all the various fields of activity success attended his every effort, and in the temporal and spiritual, his various mlssons still boar the im- mint of his rare and splendid gifts es a loomed and zealous priest and as an administrator oi unusual ability.

Prudent in act and temperate ill speech. discreet. practical and ex- perienced, these qualities thor- ouughiy fitted Monsignor McLean. for the duties of Vicar General, which office he filled for twenty years, and his faithful service as Vicar General to two distinguished Bidlaps merited the title of Pro- thcnotsry A- tolic. the first priest of the Diocese to bc so sig- nally honored by the supreme Head of the Church.

An immense congregation ss- sembled in St. Marty's Church to

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In landing his plane was virtu- ally destroyed. The propeller was bent, the right wing smashed and the fuselage and the motor dnmag-l ed. Mattem himself suffered cuts and bruises although not of a ser- ious nature.

Ne wspape rmen En route To Shediac

Monsoon, u. n, July 10-min? Italian ll9\\‘$pBflCl'i1lCll from Rome arrived ln hioncton today over Canadian National Raﬁllll/BYS and proceeded to Shediac where they w‘ll await the arrlml of the Ii- alian air fleet from Cartwright. Labrador, Shediac being tho first stop in Canada. for (his rpoclml trans-Atlantic flight by Italian scapiancs from Home to the Chic- ago World's Fair. The newspaper- men werc mot at the railway stat- ion b7: Cillvlllill Canlpanclll, Ital-

bc chosen». Physics“llilnllzlll; College Phys-

ms Laburatcmu Xllodt-ralc i0 fresh irillrb; Biology-Vino coillsesl, Compara- pmbably

tive Alluionly, (Davlsonl; Mammal-

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cloudy: followed by showers.

For students desiring a Gcucral null», July u» m. iwim ;| .. Education, English, History, andl }',',:',‘,'.'_,,,',,"" """"“‘" ' H N" probably Sociology will probably be I Air-mm ' 4'» Ix-u compulsory. The other two subjects] \-,,,,.,,,,',, , i“

to be chosen by the student. F01‘ students inking the course in Arts, English. liidtcry and Latin will ‘be with," u compuLs-ory, the other two subjocis- 1ir_,»....|...,

to be chosen by tho student. For students taking pro-medical or pre- 'l]_-|-...,:-. _ , dental work two courses 11A biology, ""“"“"‘“ '-

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two itourscs in chemistry, and his-IMolnn-il L _ H be 15 , Qiiﬂlvvl’ .. .. . m .\'|l °1Y W‘ 90m?" ("Y- slum. Jrhu so 7

There will probably be no Fourth "ullﬂﬂ -'-1 70 , . . (‘lnnrivlthviv-uvi , M (is teal course ill mathematics. an mainland universities do not require "m" -‘-‘1' such a course, and only tho cxcep- yqnrwm, \-_-..v-_\|. am.- m fresh llollal student would desire it. 'I'he ﬁ“,"‘n*lf'frl‘zfff;;|'_'""' “M ""‘“'"' "' course in Grcck provided by ihe ‘

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College wi'l (cunt as a subject for “ ,f,i‘l,“;"|',',|,,,_,.";" ,,,,_,,j,';,,";",1,,,?,,,,";, those who take it. GIWWPN.

High (lilo lhlr ﬂﬁ“rllilllll nt l.i.'l null (om-irrmv luv-rum: nl 2.15.. ‘

..LONDON, July l0. —- (A-P.) ~— ‘-"""’-"'i" "lie" "WM"? w’ l"! _ 1- \|"l rll||ill"i“l‘.\‘ lnurn "lg -._ , G753‘ nﬂmm!‘ """|'l’|Pl"Ym¢nt Lnst uuurlvr nmou i'v|1i1i_\'_ July ll, f‘ _ __ I _ 12.24 p. m. igures iwurd this evening show Summmnl" H,“ Mgmnpn "mm".

inn officer in charge or the s"?!- plano base which has boon rsinb- lished at Shcdinc in connection with the srrivnl of the siiiﬂeet.

144.771 fewer unemployed on Jun’ 26 than n mcnih halo". and 309,235 fewer than s yes: ago st the} time.

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