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(A.P. By Glsrdhlfs Special Wire) EACH; LAKE. Mc-. Nov. 1-The canoe of me and Mrs. Robert B. Webster, Dover-Pbxcroft. couple

missing on aicolnpsllf' tripin this section. Wil, Wild illd-ly Unltd! 1 down at the bottom of Eagle Lake.

The Websters, married less than F

9, yeir, 101# DOVGI'-FUXGIUN BSN. 33, intending to travel by canoe down the Allagash River. They last were seen in this vicinity on Oct. 9.

ANNOUNCEMENTS

COMING EVENTS

Maarnvcs, arc S

_._ i

"Announcements nu inserted ll lil. eellml nt I colin pu word rrictly psychic In advance.

“Show-Hunter River Monday

. w

L'“°°3°“'3'31- uary is the fear of thai’

ranch authorities, apprcq _ensivc of the results of- Premier Gaston Doumergue’s ortlicoming challenge to

aIr'}l\iament on Wednesday. d - ,

caged Prgmigr has dm] ees were deadlocked for a oonsl er- M, I,

nged the chamber to a “W perm fw°'"”‘ “wwe” U Mmm

mek finish fi ht e S c U l P T U Rtion by Premier H.. B. Bennett a _Two Cabinet Mmlswm who were

_ _ g 0V P 0011- compromise was reached and the | titutional reform, the issue second fell ileroolll out WH reduced wig: °'“"‘:§:‘§,‘,‘,t t,f;‘°m,;,,“:§’;§ meh already has produced to live pelcent. Nearly ever since °"° ’““° 3 Minh”

. . _ that time workers pressed for fur- °f 3°" H- Hi sW*'°”° ” T

dangerous split in his eab~ th., ,edu¢ii°,,5_ oi 'rrede ,slag moommerriu oand et. The 15 percent cut was to remain °\1°~1¥'mB!l ° ° °° W" '

im aneet until the end ei this year. mission. will be book on f-he “wit

thi k. They are Hon. R. J.

ents into Paris to prevent A B,’_,A',,,"§."' W's‘,:g'°,‘{.;_,,, %1;.§ert.il'r)°f,,,d{»;wa';:;'r. :gil Minister or neilwayr and ily 0lli.l)l'08.l¢ 01' rioting like (:°°qm|»¢|.;?:|g my W ; .ployees redoublsd their eilorts and als, and Hon. Hush Gill-M10. at which brought M. mu. wilson. rm. 1.-‘i§'i£.s1c.‘£’ddl>g; oayegywgnngggeiggugogkog ig -;,,“°°3 ;°*§,,;f°,$

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¢1‘8'l° il\¢0 PDWGI' W°l'e oil'-‘§§ff;,m;§md §,’,','}°°tpf,f‘,§§{'°,,°,§’,f‘,:,°',,,”,,‘1' wa, mid to he satisfactory to the in the cabinet shuffle eiipeoi/ed to lated tonight despite a der ,,,,,,,_ and M” ,, me we ,,, riuiwsyr and their workers. arise from the stevens withdrawal.

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“Show-Bench River Tuesday

1.-:loss-il-a'-ai. ll

"show-Malpeque Wednesday. f

L-2063-ll-3-31. 'P

---_ , “Memorial Dodge, Tea Bazaar,

ruesday. Nov. sth. 5 to 1. in Y. M. le 0. A. Hall. Admission 85 cts. q

. L-2071-11-3-31 s

°“‘The Power and the Glory" with W

spencer Tracy and Coleen Moore ot 3.

Kensington, Tuesday.

-*_

“Chicken supper, bcuar, bingo, lil

etc-. in aid of St. Ma.ry's Ghurch,, 3 Montague, Wednesday, Nov. ’l. |

L-2101-11-5-Bi :nh

"Dance, Abbie Hall, Bordemlcll

Nov. cm. Jenna orchestra. admis- ` n

sion 25c. L-2102 ‘

1118 and oaliiedlan acts. Admission

an and loo. 1.-aioa

_-__`. 1 W

"Coma to lecture st Bt. Cather-~ ‘M ines bv Rev. Thor. Paietnoi-pe err,"

Monday evening, November 5th

5llDDoi‘ and dance, Vernon I-lo- to

tel. Wednesday, November 'lth, in

tid of 3tl’0¢t lights. L-2104-11-5-Zi M "Don't miss “marrying anne" hy f

Mt. Albion players in Orphanage Hall. Mt, Herbert, Friday evening,

"Bonshaw Hall, Mriidey, Nov. _

5th, the Radio Trio wit tap dana- l

would

cod

time

ace

N,,,,_ ,HL Pmmd, ,n Bm 9, °,.,,h_ me-ik oi parliamentary procedure money ’ which such employees' deduction ei needs

ana” L_2m5_u_5_2i d 9 ising the real issue, which is M tm express Wm, of th, Km* ten percent is reduced by drops of

L-1994-11-8-5. In

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HALLENGES

If-;~;15,<-,f;_» ofnouminiuir

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Hills

Ure.

Rumors of troop move-

r e n c h Authorities Apprehensive Over Pending Constitu tional Reform Meas

By Richard G. Massock, As. P” ociated Press Staff Writer) A. P. By Guardiaii’s Special tw

Wire)

PARIS, Nov. 4-Renewal, 3'

of civil strife such as that of

liich took 28 lives last Feb- nail

l ,l gl 1 --ni-_ `- '- -"3

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.Uneven tful F H 'l l`

rom ono u at

Will

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NG IN FRANCE IS

To Announcement Of R 'l ° . . .

_ __ al Way C°mp°m°s wards Organization l

........... .‘.':-.."-.:i..‘:.“~“‘“.., ...:..e:.°.'°'li.'~.f..... ...... ...... _gf Q," “ S °Tf V gn iodungforwsrd tonight to my 1, ms, when nn ni, which We arty 0 0 hed 15 percent about a year ago will have been decreased to 10 per- Taken

mit. the mrs of the 4-maui reduction te he made sm. 1. ms. 'rhir '

r:..*;'.'._:

EDUCTION IN ANNUUNUEMENT RAILWAYMENS RE CAMNH

WAG'E_£UT MADETHIS

age Cut Effective May 1, 1935 Is Reduced

From 15 Percent To 10 Percent According Immediate A Steps T0_

the outcome of conferences between union heads and the ihnsdlan lfic Railway and the Canadian National Railway. (Q p,_ by qqgrqim-¢ g|,¢,,|¢| wi,-gl Oo -lm. 1. reduction to 12 percent will be made and from my 1. cn- ofrrawa, Nov. 4-cabinet ;worker| will be back on the 10 percent cnt basis instituted about changes of 5, fm- refwhirig ngtrfe o con no _ i t Announcement of the decrease in the out was made yesterday. It :,z;k?x§fctg? %:,n5,23ii!:-5 the culmination of lengthy psi-leys between railway officials. the member for y°,.k_,g,mbm.y| is ex-

lway association of Gund.; and representatives cl nearly all clllocs pegged to return w Qgtawa “ny railroad men, engineers, firemen, conductors, trnlnmen and yorllmen. this week md go bg mom in gr, wuy and commercial fclegi-sphere. federated trades and shop em- Mmm" oy TNA, md g°mm,m_' yes; signal maintainers ci both railways sad the clerical elsif of the H, went to hm mm, in Fmdubl

tonlsstweekwith anofferfrom

pm" m°m°’ te" Perce” W” ad weekend were that he had accept-

ed. l

f 1 fr - » _ 1,, A statement issued at therclosc Dr. Manlcn returned to the cap- a om the war Minmtry',g0ue1¥°,§$ng§e§°S1“:°ui;Q7,l;n of the successful negotiations point- ital over the weekend from a jour-

pwg mm Md ‘tha 158; few gayg ed out existing wage agreements my to Bermuda. Mr. Guthrie sail-

Qfficisls indicated’ or the Police Gdldgrtwgeéktswilrgdl. .l>1x!e°dec'?lt1`g\;Irv;,;.1d;:'1og`¢;l;`;i;xl‘:\et:]1:t?}g°¥"\g"3°?;E glidszlillrlllllllve st tlmsglld 0! £0211;

si, rem...-.,.,d ww, mob", edhirn in isis. ~’°“l~ 1- 131% gil; bi;°’r‘:;};led°°B;‘*;h§§ week. Both had been shroud in

mir from the outskirts oi th. Sirtalivrlegihecziae filings gglslllggggmons from eompemmoh seaérgielgfpgieeglsthél me stevens ep_

sim, e wor - "-1 l’¢`l°“-»-=-»1»»i=”“»lf fell" °:r““‘.°:..i: .s‘;s;::..l::;:.::2f:: lm- we l“=..:;i°¢‘~lf u|_mm¢_ of Eros in Piccadilly circus. As a 0 PGY _ week with Bas ewans lo _

M »m,,,,,,,,,8 ,down ,,,, “mm ,,, result or it he went into relnimper- lc percent. and on Mol' Itfhe “$31, problems. rreinier J. ci. errdmer.

e of candy. L-2108 VM form O, ._ proposal that ,mam ed exile on the Continent in 1907, eralm scaéle of ggénpctilisanozi tom um ,ever-sl personal appeai'a!r:eces| A ' for three months be voted in order "°”m' “ve” W “tum” H” threw G§;uct|:nV?:cf6m,,;1ei,¢gTh,,s° who before the Cabinet Courlrcil wi Gi;

.uow,P“.mm¢m to sw. ‘ll M up several valued commissions, quit b ct tn - nt 8 “_ h, described in detail t e unq I

th rwuaod .ii l1ewu°"“°W°“‘° “’°’°°“ sited aww-1

..‘s...‘t”:: :.1‘..°f.'.:..°:;°;t."“".‘:.‘:. ....’......°.;'i“..‘.'..°;: .. -f 1°" ‘° §.i:°“..‘.“*.‘..°:“'..-1. “.‘11~. el--e

YB W0 Bums; receive g. proportionate restoration. nm,” ue”

ugursnc at the ',

the chamber on this isue Know,” he was mneed me R°y_ ...num ,S an excepuon for mm, e them” ,ummm sum'

“day nl Academy granted him A011500 °f 31° °h°P °mPI°Y°°5 wh° 5" my mum r hissimmediate relief

Wedn _ '

The move was regarded ss l Bmw” but ha never touch” gh, working on reduced time basis by of money' for ielru ' '

Premiers insistence that he sh. Mind ,-mu-ned to _ilrlllond 20 Shree percent and two percent on

loco

th

"rn,-rt dance at the consolidated 3”* §*‘° P’°"d°“° be ““'°" l’°"" °° yeem mer to finish hu masterpiece. Jw- 1 and MW 1 f¢=P°°°*"°1Y-

Bollool Tuesday, N _ oth. Truck i _

MV” om spam consent of the Senate. a demand at Dgkg elf lglarcgcekst Winding-If

_ 11.1 .541 ""*’_”-°“-' e e re o e e ca

L 21 I (°°“tm“°d °” Page 3) in 1532 was knlghted by tmmg.

‘°Y. P. 5. chicken supper and en- tertainment in North Wiltshire Hall, Wednesday, Nov. '1. Adults 30

cents. children 30 cents. Y

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"I will be buying poultry and oats st my store daily, paying high- est market prices. Paul Gallant dz Co.. Oyster Bed Bridge.

L-2081 il. 3 iii.

"Don’t miss the varied program th

bi readings, solos, violin music, sei- gr tctlnns by the men’s chorus etc. y

at vorir concert tonight. ddmirl 9° rich :se d iso i.-zoci-ii-il-ii

tu

an . t,

°'B°"”"“ Um’ CW” lmdmg hm- up to a late hour last night were END

noble to find any trece of his

lambs calves, Albany, Thursday. Nov Oth Change of day for this

W

“Bean Supper, -Rose Valley 1-Isil.l Ti" any evening November oth he-i

him, L'd"

_ ll ond Ido. lull! 00|’ ticicct. Program. L-2041-11-5-il. ‘ "Come to the 0. W. L. dence in gebstei-'| Comer Hall Tuesday.

number sth. rnmdh nee. rr stormy, first fine night. il

r.-im'-io-sl-ri

’°l"il\lre out what your lows, 'Mole will buy-much fer little ix, invested in o len( term endowment xiiiiihzlim Lite. \ Protection wa.

I ' i.-mi-io-so-til

is-o

"Poultry Visited. We will be MU- (

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a_°'~°°.*.°a°z_,,__'7fff..':.#."::.°..'“.- ...°="+

W- as wins wc 'wht lotus. worm mums. hir _ $i‘.&‘3.“‘....;'i““f&."..‘3.“l. lam. eu. i.-reset-imc-ai.

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ll 555 if fill,

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vc Parliament without the a memorm to me Km" broth”

si Alfred once called his statue

oiiiircsr bothmycrownofthome TU Better

nuns ri in ... ... M... lilll Nlll BAN

s rl' 8'

ted him from ever becoming weal- ---’- thy. He once produced the winning nos ANGFLE Nov 4_Edd1e (9 P by Guardians Special Wire)

- ldesign for a South African warimck nbgckg ill’ ti 't to bet- Nov. 4-Carryi-U8 their

M I S S I N G m°m°l'1*1 “li “°"“ P’°d“°°d tm’ ter lhe welt-:ist atralrirrlgontmentai l war osolliof the dissident P"°V”?"'

monument. Another time he smagh- mgm record, both 1°, speed and 1 ants of the third Reich into lic

edul>ehlshlv~Pfi2°d mg* Nl” ff transport planes, hoppm, on irrm open. Nuis tonight broke up a.

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e dmppeumwa ,rom home of considered it unworthy ci him of Emp,” Air Liner °fii¢irir announ the German Evangelical church at

1"" Bmw' °°n M Mr mm V*2;>1::gP2::°$°;l;sm?;; §2‘§“§u2‘“ mg hlmntillrllllilht her iii he in Ll'1Ic’lll;ncrwwa1d§'w1:r chusrmifeiimlllmmem

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ax-16? Great Georlc Street The tue' of Lord may .t Bombay and chaglle ‘ M BC W 1 Mm of me Nut German Chrismns glllocrlrmgelgdrlmrhomrnmo lglyteulllr Q“°°" A’°’““‘°'“ ',"' m1b§’°‘m‘ pilotgd gy Béir pvlitli' under the leadership of o f°fl“@f

' 0 me ’

H°‘“°» md bum ° °° "' t i tio officer R Loerser. a war

nd church on his failure tc rr P., tt 0°P Charles W France as co W* H i m gh, D911” we,-¢ mmigg, but mdudmg Hmm' We Pilot The ship will carry six pas comrade of Premier Hermann

sensors nd a load i sito dr ocerina oi Pruoolo

A" inciudih: soo uusgr oi g§_.°:ii`.... minivaaiw. on-rmny_ Nev 4-

MILK W

’ ` “ Protestants

~ ~ hereebouts ,INT J N N B Nw 4 __ Capt Rickcnbecksr plans to make Thousands of German

“WWW NIV. » 7-"3°°"u"'” The Young ll'iBll M5 Wm fn 3” liigiini l Srila war estimated to gvlviaigitmza agmagggiagetggtitxge mgiykmttxskptlgzed ;~l\J&l'l

611°' 5°b°“€ 5° 5:' 1:’ is 23 1"" °°"‘ "h°"‘ mm dun” W sengers will have an oxygen sul? l ius Stretcher Nui leader in hear

d. loo ho# Ill |114 mt iiye weeu saint John milk Pl' mm Mu” mm", ,Q

igne about roo led ir. ha. hiur gwiwm. h ve .greed toreiimilk T1” Molds lu will seen is het signup e Im, ,M md N WM ,n n W um 5,,” ,mwm ,uw gt. an therneed plane nur or io imitated airhdp of mmm. whom

hmm mt md DMM., md tm m Au'm__u mu. _.mm “_ min. tm minutes, held hy cel., 12:; accorded a tniiinndoiis out

e s. light colored cap. Anyone thu and io cents a quart wholesale. §'°°°°° 'mmm “id th' *“°°P°"°

,M at ms wmmmuu pm” on me wen,” th, "gm md, 111100118 hours. two minutes. made, The gathering, announced as s

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"°°,,_9;;,,!_'_.“,°,*_‘ ‘Li I Hn 1' 'the iioewihincervem quickly

AID PAB!!! and sectively in cue of any llill- 8-. NW. 4--I use of the streets." you-oldvet ’I‘liepcper"DerBtuenncr'ollc

is/ling Investigation "fill e-open. In Ottawa Today

tl lilo: galil

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bw WIN) ‘minimums of three cents s

tom' days pound he and comparative on lliiifilh for varieties.

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Anxiety was caused yesterday by "ll" “‘°"‘“Wd °l"“"" °'“f’° ° here next Wednesday or Thursday, huge demonstration oi members of

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with CX

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“mu” 'nh “th” me o“y3'h°1.-1° mo” dmpmd to “vm '0lpt. Ricksnbeckor lost Nbru-| Blale colds-ation, drew \ “mini

'from Stretcher; newmsper that

o~ - ', 98. died in his declared under the caption "Bis-

shop slerlubesdirlstcd inthe

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date

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And Italian

Chiefs Confer

(-4- P- By Guardlan’s Special Wire) VIENNA, Nov. 4.-Premier Julius

Goemboes of Hungary was guarded closely when he arrived here today enroute from Budapest to Rome lor an important conference with Pre- mier Mussolini.

Determined to prevent a repetition

of the Dollluss assassination and the murder of King Alexander at

diers and police surrounded the rail- road station. which resembled a fortress. Photographers and news men were forced to keep their dis- tance. Chancellor Kurt Schuschnigg and

Prince Ernst Von Starhemberg, Vice- chancellor, greeted Gocmboes, along with other cabinet members, and la- _ter held separate private conferen- ces with the visiting premier

The. mi WY °“'= °b°“" °"° YW” Pri Minister R. is. Bennett or -

ago was one of ten percent. When *a;“°°n the Gowmmmt md ,mf \ business conditions failed to ini- omcm mmm current over me

F A M U U Sded a year ago and negotiations

.between the railways and employ

TOR.ON'I‘O, Nov. 4--Considerable

doubt was expressed today by H E. Kinoh, Secretary of the cat show at this Royal Winter Fair that D B. MeOrale od Chaplin, Sask., had

it i.n the Fair.

Westerveit, general manager of the Fair. asked him to list with the oat show "one tortoise-shell male."

governing council of cat ianeiers

who can breed such a cat. . 'I‘cs~tioee-shells, a cross between a red and a black cat, are always female, Mr. Kimh explained. It is just one of those freaks of nature

and cream. It the white colors en- , ter into the scheme it is not a. genuine tortoise she1landMr.Kirch believes the Western man has pos- sllhly failed to note the presence of a white tint in the cat’s coloring

REGINA, Nov. 4-(C.P.>-There

is at least one tortoise male cat in the world in the opinion of A. P. MoR,we. of Chaplin, Sask., who confirmed a report he would enter his feline in the Royal Winter Fair at Toronto , In order to enter the cat Mr. McRae will travel across Canada to the Atlantic coast and half way back because this most unusual ‘ tabby is at present in the care ot his sister at Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island

tortoise was humorously referred bo by his mother some years ago, Together they read an announce- ment in ii newspaper which offer- ed 85,000 for a cat of that type.

"Mother remarked, at the time- y, eies one g over ere.

“Wo laughed at the remark and boi/h forgot all about it. I have since thought it over, however, and decided to ent/er it at Toronto."

Mr. Mkrlitac said he would make

the long journey to Charlottetown and personally escort his entry to the Pair.

Marseille, thousands of Austrian sol- .

F lying' Knight End Three Hop

Australia, a distance of 7,365

_ ' l Nearly two hours ahead of his schedule, Sir rocketed in at terrific speed, poked his

face out of the cockpit and spoke a grinning apology.

| 1 “I am sorry to be so c¢:iy,” he remarked, “but you

f|;l|N|§ |N, ................. -,C H .T U WN ?*..~f.iz;‘.‘..“:.f‘~'°..."°..°:..';°.°;..°°'.:°.‘;: Iniofes Self

Harry Lyon and James Warner,

I

of Great Britain has a staudiiig Sl' CMT!" mu” bmk th” °°'wl drier of 1,ooo pounds ic the perr<m'ine or the cockpit and out popped t

have to blame my navig:]ar,

who with Charles Ulm flew with Klxlgsdozd-Smith from Oakland to Australia in 1928.

daring flight brushed aside the

of Challlallli Sask., accom Z; ure! tgigngiliixa-évaurtnld ‘*m§W"’ §'o"”“'EK “

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to Enter Tortoise ....rn."..... win... 1.. ... ii.. ri... g;§;=;_yog_golg§h hoof, In T0l`0lllI0 3`;u2y'tg§° lfguféigimgagf 3:: rather than endanger the Fair. _ that he would pxlrlve before his p°”°m" bel” mm' by

` ` ' 'scheduled time of 9.80 am. 3'” ,m'°k°“ :wp 1°*

ic. r. hy Guardians sperm wire) 'rho blue mai white mddopime. Vo °“'°W ° '~

Mr. A' P. McRae’ Now Sir Charles, knighted for that

e , I _ 1.

v

Lindy Southem Cross, swooped like a giant bird from a. height of 8,000 feet, circled the field once ll-lid then landed perfectly ot o fm speed.

s mole tcrtoiseuneu est for exhih-, Sir Charles. wooriris I bil” denim I

flying suit with a big fur collar.

ing stand. Thae were Only “U90 city officials to greet him, but some 500 spectators already had ar- i

his arrival. .

his grease-stained, somewhat welll? but grinning 1508-

"I would like to have a cigarette,

s. bath and them something to ent. he remarked.

the aviators. who 81591105 IS th” crowd pressed close to the P1Hlle~

¢-Irve got, the best aeroplane in

the world," Sir Charles boasted. “Frum the time of the take-off at Honolulu, we had no trouble except

last night, when we bimtped into a rainstorm. That necessitated a short period of blind flying.

“I don't remember what our P0-

sition was at the time but it was nothing like that 8,000 foot Spill Oli our flight from Suva to Honolulu when the pla,ne's wing UBP9 fell down. Boy, I sure had that fixed. I had them locked up there where they belonged.

Flight Was Easy

t hai! of fl ht I

' . “The las Our 18

The cat. Mr. McRae said. was 10` E d _

years old, he recalled its breed as a‘ kept cutting d°vm mil ‘s,'£,,h_f1';E,_

tling down until we most trying to get here at 9.30 a.m. That was my chief worry on this flight. Neither Captain Taylor nor myself arc tired, the flight was so easy- "I flew at the start st an alti-

“Wh th , ri ht th ,; tude of about 6,000 feet and then’

went between 'l,000 and 12.000 feet the rest of the way.

"We started out at 140 miles an

hour, then hopped the plane up to 180 miles and flew the last quarter of the journey at 125 miles an

bane Australia To United Stateslf

To Oakland Calif;

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And Navigator? Jump F r0m Brisé

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(By Louis Ashlock, Associated Press Staff Writer) f' T'

(A. P. By Guardian’s Special Wire) _`,» V-`_

OAKLAND, Calif., Nov, 4--Sir Charles Klngsfotds _

` Smith landed his big monoplane at Oakland Municipal Airs port today, completing a 2,408-mile flight from Honolullf; in 14 hours and 59 minutes.

The flying Australian knight of the air dropped from "

the skier at 1.44 dm, (10.44 mm., I-1_s.'i‘_) after fighting- ihrough fog banks, ending a three-hop jump from Brisbllllo F

miles. ' '

Captain P. G. Taylor.”

In Averting

Sure” Tragedy

lies

Twenty-five the busy streets

Queens Borough, motor in

plane exploded. A crash plane there might result in heavy oss cf life. Bo Daufklrch, pilot for Harry

A telegram yesterday to A. P. idled the plone up to the W¢1°°l“' §“““'“"‘“' mg* sm' '"‘° ""“°"~

he plane, stuck to his post. In e. flat Silln, he dropped like a plum- met. crashed into Flushing Bay.

such it out is ri rarity ima the rivcd at the field prepared in await, 10° feet off shore.

De/ufkirch was unconscious when

taken from the partially submerg- ed plane. He suffered probable ina cmal injuries, fractured right ribs and severe cuts on his face.

Nolzrmcr , '

'rheee cats are colored hack, red Easer hands thrust cigarettes at ic r. ay Gum-dimfr spsem wire);

SAINT JOHN, N. B., Nov. 4. _-_

Postponement of the Dominion. Provincial Conference would have no effect on the unemployment; rellgg situation in New Brunswick, Premier L. P. D. Tilley said tonight. Ara

CONFIRMS REPORT . for 15 minutes about u o.,,\D,,k rangements for continuing the pres-r

ent system oi' relief until March had been made some time ago, he stated.

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NEWARK, N. J-, Nov. 4-The ex-

port hand d Hi Little, veteran pilot, at the controls cd e. giant tranqaort aeroplane, aloft with its retractable landing gear disabled, today averted s crack-up that might have brought injury and possibly death to seven passengers and o new of three.

With the gear locked midway

between its normal landing and flying positions and with airport, fire and police officials iooki on and fearing e fetal orashffittle ‘brought the big ship to earth _.t Newark Airport without so 'much

as an unusual bump. _ |

The craft of the United Airlines. ning when guy ¢l|¢h¢,¢ They 1 nu.

Lands Disabled Seven Passenger Plane Safely'

reached an altitude of 1,000 feet, Little pulled the lever operating the landing gear, but found the meclmnissn was faulty, leaving the ship’s wheels only half~way up from their landing position. Then began on hour of intense excite- ment, with Little circling over the field and trying unsuccessfully to dislodge the locked gear.

Little finally svrooped downward,

and out ol! his motors the mom- ent the .ship touched the ground. Ambuiarioea, fire trucks, and pol- ice cars l-amd alongside the plane for l. distance 'oi 300 feet, where the, plane halted without damage.

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