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"Master Mind" in Slaying

Of King Is Identified
ALEXANDER'S ASSASSIN SUES From Student Prince to King
AI U.S. SILVER POLICY As Revolutionist Leader
Actual Murderer Was Prominent Member of Internal
WflH TAX ON El Macedonian Revolutionary Organization and Had
Lake 01 tne Slain Many Opposed to Independence of His
i Action Follows Receipt of Reply 1 Country, Jugoslavian Police Reveal—Two Confessed
Well-Known Y o u n g Softball Player Loses Life Wheni
I From Washington to Note . Associates Face Execution.
Boat Swamos on Lake Andy—Two Companions!
Asking Co-operation I
Narrowly Escape Similar Fate But Are Rescued by ( C a n a d i a n Press Cable)
" ! Belgrade, OH. !.~i.—Jugoslavian police Sunday identified
Kenora Man—Body Not Yet Recovered. Communication, Indicating No King Alexander's assassin as.Vlada. Gnerruieff. a Bulgarian
Macedonian terrorist, and t h e master brain behind the Marseilles
Change in Plans, Unsatisfac- killing, as KUSCUP YakTiiik. born in Relsrnule and chief aide oi'
tory TO Shanghai Officials Dr. ravelidi. leader of the 1'stachi Terrorist organization.
Yaternik is now in the h a n d s of the French police tinder
(Associated Press Cable.) the name of Egon Kramer.
Guervieff. whose adopted name was L'etrns Kalemen, was
I-KT.MS K A L K A I K N L^T""'' °"' 15-ChlnB struck
; Oock Sunday night against the silver
adio transmission of passport pic-; policy of the United States with a 10
killed by police and angry spectators after shooting King
' Alexander and I-Yein-h Foreign Minister Barthon at Marseilles.
Oct. He was born at Kenenica. a village j
H. H. Kuug, Nationalist government in Bulgarian Macedonia, police de- !
linaiice minister, emerged, from a 24- cleared
Well known in Macedonian Terror-
ro s a f e t y unci !;ot. t h e m back to the ! l u i u r conference with Chinese and ist circles, he was a member of the j
fofeign aclvi.ser.-s LO announce thu "Imro" (internal Macedonian revolu-i
P r o v i n c i a l Con.siablc J. Hevt-lev vas uuLioii. tionary organization) and actually
nouiifc-ci and .spent Saturday ;i-nci S u n - • served its leader. Ivan Mihailoff as
clay w i t h a parly d r a g g i n g tor th<; i The Nacioiialisi govei'umeut's de- chauffeur In 1931 Later lie was em- ;
:>od u w i t h o u t .sueot-ss. The w:Ufi cii-ion followed receipt oi the United
St.at.ss reply to a recent note from ployed as courier between Petrich. :
.bulll 10 t o o t deep ac the p o i n t 1 Michaeloff's headquarters, and Da- ' f-4*i
1
t a row ni iv C h i n a pleading tor -Washington co-
operuLitm in maintaining silver price- tachi revolutionary groups abroad. I Foreign Ministers OI Little
.11.ci h a i l i n g i.he drain of .silver from Vaternik was born at Belgrade t
ley K u i - v \ 1 11 <. I
China. March 29. 1910. Under the name cf j Entente to Confer on
port c H«- Egon Kramer he was the leader of j
The U'njiHd StaU'.s' answer, offerin j
1 i \e u i tu U .- More Than 1,150 Other .1 measure of no-operation but pomt- the group of terrorists that met a t ; Line of Action
M o in :itermediaie soil bit 13 c l u b Lausanne to plot the ;ir.f.iissiuation it
He u o 5 \ e d t b t l l i !i h \ S n i t r 111; o u t T h a t the United States silver
Striking Hungarian Dig- progn. n n n r was deemed mandator King Alexander, police said. ;
,_, 1 b of 1-Iolv Cihfjsi c h u r c h , n! I'osert Ai Jonriiiili-i
i f'n \\-nt a n u ' i i i b e i . lie h n d been g-ers Still Underground
by President, Roosevelt, failed to
He stayed in the Rcgina hotel in
May Demand League Hear
u I c-anip about a montii .sir.isfy thfi chineyr-. Their dimin-
ished silver reserves were facing Paris nnd also visited e :
Ft \ bom Hi W i n n i p e g ami re
h u g e new reduction tin ring the nex ince, near Marseilles, Hi«" "s^or ' Charges Indirectly Involv-
t a i due i ji I tc No i described him as a journalist born
t i c. i o nd ^t 7<: n Tcriin U Continue Mass 18 hours.
Suicide Consignments ggregating $20,000.- Accompanied by his grandmother. Dowager Queen Marie of Rotimunia, in March 2!). 1911. at J'-me.svn:-.
ing Hungary and Italy
h i £ h sehoui. He p l a y r c i baskt-iball 11-year-old King Peter II., of Jugoslavia leave:, th!' Ritz hotel in London (Rumania.
or Si. J o h n ' s ;"oi- i.\vo senior in Chinese money \veie scheduled
Threat Unless Their | to depart for the United States and en route to Prance, to join his bereaved mother. Twenty hours earlier.! it, was said the Macedonian bad
tic Jits i LCI b\ his l a t h i as Peter studied at his English school, an ass.ispjn was slaying Iiisjj 3 e o n using the name Kalemen a- an hm-hiU'il t'rc:-:- Cable.)
thf survivors a r e : His mother Wages Are Increased London during the next fe-.v dnys.
Ii M i Ki i v nci v-o b othe Government f i n a n c i a l expcri.s pre- royal father in Marseilles. _ _ i alias, and° has assassinated numbers Parl>, Oct. 15. — Foreign ministers
dicted a sharp depreciation in Chinese j I Transmitted by radio to Central Press Canadian), of those who have opposed MaceeJcm-j of th Little Entente are to meet
W i l l i a m &ncl Charles, in W i n n i p e Ian independence. j Thursday at Belgrade, immediately
n i i € i i o t h t i Pel Joseph K i cloi dollars in. relation to foreign ex-
( A s M i r i a l e d T'rcs- Cable. changes, necessitating a. general read- He was said to have slain Hadji j
bT L ud n<.o i te Mi I~t u ce I'iM's. H u n g a r y . OCT.. 15.—Fort;,-lour | Ju.itmenl Inov. Bulgarian agrarian leader. a.ftr the burial of King Alexander, to
teaching school at Sandy Lake. Man market values and price
out of 1.200 striking con] miners who levels. 1921. In 1930. according to the lega- j consider steps to wipe out. the gang
and Mrs. J. G. Shustal. Chicago tion. Guerruicf. or Tsc.hernocc'nsky as!a;f Balkan terrorists. lest thev them-
When recovered, the bociy v.-ill bf j for three clays nnd three nights h;ive A cheap United States dollar wan
considered probable once more. he also was widely known, killed Ivan j marked for death." it was
f.'d pair b r o u p h l to W i n n i p e g for burial. i been entombed by their own choice Chinese Tomalevslu. one of the leaders of i
exporters were jubilant.
the Protcgerov. r-. section .of the I learned Sunday.
1.000 feet underground, threatening hoping for a revival of export trade.
mass suicide, were brought to the
surface late Sunday in critical condi-
tion.
Reply V : 7isatisfantnry
(Associated Press Despatch.}
Was Ii in ston. Oct. 15. — Answering
China's protest at the United States
notner tn Macedonian revolutionary organiza- l Persons close to Foreign Miniseer
I tion in Vienna. i Eduard Benes, of Cuecho-Siovakia,
Later he escaped prison and be- ! now in Paris, revealed the Entente is
came a trusted bodyguard and chauf- ] considering demanding a special ses-
feur of Mihailoff. who recently escap- Ision of the League of Nations to air
The others remained belov. 1 . some silver policy, the Washington gov-
j of them dying, still threatening to ernment promised Sunday to try to
j cut off the air-pumps and suffocate avoid disturbing economic, conditions
to death in the coal pit unless their in the Orient. But an exchange of.
wages are increased. notes between the two Ejoveviiments j
owing ed from Buisaria to Turkey by flee- ] charges indirectly involving Hungary
ing under cover across the border j and Italy.
with his wife. '• These persons claimed terrorist ac-
In 1032. according to Bulgarians, i tivities were .aimed at "the destruc-
Tschernocemskz was ^engaged as ?. \ tion of three states carved by the
Of those brought to the top some f a i l e d to disclose an indication that j
were unconscious, many raving mad. One man is in police custody, an- j fright, dashed out the back door and courier of secret messages from Mace- treaty of Versailles, with the full
Unii-scl Stares silver purchasing
several at the point of death. pl;in v/ou'ri be halted. _ her is in hospital and several others |"^'^ ^imposition to say (Ionian revolutionary organizations to ! knowledge of Hungarian and Italian
; For more than 72 hours they had Chin:, had intormed Washington i are being sought, as a result of a | w h e t h e r the man arrested Sunday various revolutionaries in Hungary. ; officials."
j been w i t h o u t food, w a t e r . l i g h t or | t.!le ,=ij v cr b u y i n g programme w a s ad-|,„,„ of hold-tips a n d robberies' ' At the end of 1932 he was supposed . Two terrorist camps are maintained
series had any part in the . raid
. . on
. .the. to have lived in Budapest, where he •. on Italian soil, according to Jugoslav-
; sleep vc.-sely a f f e c t i n g her and asked the i premises the aiglit before.
Alarinticl at the c r i t i c a l tuiai Washington government to restrict it.sj the city during the week-end. 1
Hiitclii'i' ItelievcU of SIS
acted as a liason officer between j officials, with the full knowledge oi
' the .strike ha.s taken, the governmeni purchases for the present to silver j The man in custody was captured [Macedonian revolutionaries and Croat j authorities there, in addition to one
Gaining entrance to his butcher I emigre terrorists. He had recently I in Hungarla, formerly known as J.in-
, Ao.ui-i.itrd I-rcss Dl-spati-h. took ii hand In the situation. Pre- nli'eiuly in the United Stnt.es to ax'Oitl i Sunday night while in the act of store on the pretext of making
: nuer Julius Gomboes sent rive trade instructor of Croat terror- i varuszta, from whence, came the as-
l;y I I I 1 . I . M U ) STOKES [ransacking the premises of Goldin i purchase, two bandits held up C. ists at the military camp in Hungary j sassins of Barthou and King Alex-
a n n v i unionists down To the pit w i t h an
I . m i i . - » i l I P . Ky.. Oct. 15.—Al, " • • " . > : u l t i m a t u m to t h e mc . n , "Conn, up land Company, limited, wholesale gro- ; Johnstone. at 731 Wellington avenue, wh'ere accorclinu to Jugoslavs. Croa'.s ! ander.
rplaiie circled v a i n l y over the h i g h - j v / i t n i n 39 m j lluu . s . i. you r e f r a i n got awav with were trained in the use of bombs and ; Tn A L I r n d I-'iinural

STA1ES KILLER
icers. at. 998 Main street, which, was
rifles. Foreign Minister Benes and Foreign

Senator Scrmll Claims at

Least S I 5 0 . 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 in
rt-cngm^ •tl Mrs. AliceSpeed Stoll,; surie.s as hostages, men w i t h pick-
a p p a r e n t l y b o u n d , gagged and v.-ith'axes t h r e a t e n i n g to kill shem ii they
s-yes l . u p c d . m i g h t be the clue long i attempted to escape.
s c i i c h r to t h e K i d n a p p e d v.inna n'.s Thoroughly disturbed by i h i s in-
cident, the minister of the interior
io mm HITLER -U):
two bandits $15, while two other j
men were chased when caught in the j
associated
at Sofia. B u l u a r i a . were said j
j of_J-ugpslayia. and clecide what to do.
(See Pa s^~T\ri~Cn!VrSn~b'irc~l
late.
was h u r r y i n g plans to rescue t h e Nazi Publisher Charges 0 Police nfirmed t h e i d e n t i f i c a t i o n : --• -----
New Money Issued act of burglarising premises on Main i i i l l TO'*to have coiiiirmei w i t h Belgrade

h.i ;
The d r i v e r . .Jami;s E. Scales. 28. rie- unionists, who. it was feared, might
rlan-d his truck

:im a man and woman. The m a n ,

collided about be killed if the mine owners failed to
d a w n w i t h an automobile coutain- grant the workers' demands.
Outside the mines there were dra-
Assassin Was
for 5 0 , 0 0 0 Marks
"Bought" street.
Giving the name of John Blasko,
Lily street, the man captured in the
wholesale grocers will be arraigned In
j
P ' A n
LHn IU|"«a.
I 1 I in collaboration
oritios
TWO rOXFESSBO TKKROKISTS

COUPLE
S e n a t o r ' S c a l e s said, leaped out. pistol in one matic I FACE SENTENCE OK O K A T I - l i
scenes as miners' wives battled city police court this morning.
•;, R '"' • n ' bii.-in
b l L a n '•
n a n d anci nasnl
'S ht - m tne ocner |wlth police in a vain attempt t o eu- Blasko was captured by Alex. We- (Associated Press Cubic. jiiweo ! jn r
' d Rl - ' I and forced him to drive on. ' --------- ^ Paris, Oct. 15.—Sentences ices of death I I I L
cen- ; Sc . lleSi a plasterer, said he had I uSec I'a^c Two, Column One) (As sociatcd press Cable.) rier, the proprietor, and a friend, who the unavoid- j |J L
"despite cen- appeared Sunday to be
o:n ihi- W h i t e • ;u,;ped construct the Stoll home i Berlin. Oct. 15. — The sensational !he«l llira mitil tne arrival of police. a bl» fate of two confessed members
"„ m ,,,rf«-o, > , n j !,„„,,! Werier, in company of his corn- of the Balkan terror band, Ustashi.j
H v is now i some five years ago and had seen j murderer had been| pani( ; nt nad goue d ' wll to the prem-j London Police to Use Elab-
: three of whose members (including a j /•>...• t
Mrs. Stoll then. The woman in the | bought for 50,000 marks, to kill Hit- |ises to 'see if "everything was in order, i
c:ir, he said, seemed trying to ptish i ler at the Nurnberg party congress" jas his place had been broken into orate Radio System to Pro-
beautiful "gun-girl") are_sougnt _ by | Rinfret Declares Ousting of
>L:;U :a; p aRe Seven, Column Three)
. , cpe'n its door with her shoulder. i was made by Julius Streichcr, Nazi| t h « n 'g nt Previous.
--e-iiuacKs , i m p r o bable as the account might , ., , As they entered-the store, they told | tect, King and Queen
Bennett Essential to Re-
3UU-; govern- veru
" ;i , ( m members of the family wasted | publisher and militant auti -Semite, i , saw a man with - a a c k
and are finding : turn of Prosperity
uu
- :
t i__nt:
r in running it down
The assurance, Saturday, oi Berry j
] an address,
|re.ichcd the capital Sunday.
which j f u l l of merchandise over his.shoulder •
!and carrying a "jimmy." He made a j
Streicher, publisher of "The storm- | da5h for tbe wllK]ow but was nabbed | (Associatrd Prc8s Despatch.)
WEATHER REPORT
ir:n.'i>. i n an ; v stoll, broadcast to the kidnapper. I
vou-a at the : t j, a t ,-,0 attempt was being made t o . er." declared "other countries hope!; and later handed over to police. 1 Boston, Oct. 15. — K. Alker Tripp, fCanadt;in Pre^s I)e.-,palch.)
Government Faces National Socialism will soon kill it- Friday 7 p.m. to Saturday T ;i.m.— j
l i ^ i j i u a vast . t r a p him, and his plea that the v i e - [ B e r l i n issistant commissioner of the London Temperature p.t a.m.. 30: m a x i m u r i . 67: I St. .minis, fjin-.. Oct. 15.—Added to
self." and added such a hope was Disturbed Store-Breakers 20.81: sky clear; .
.-.i a ^ election I t i m b c released in a safe, warm:
si;yi'o. ki". ami the ! place, remained unanswered Sunday, Failure in Efforts to rc.ilized "in the matter of the death
lie' i' gei t i n g a big : stoll' already had announced t h e ] at Sarajevo and of King Alexander
.r.ci hems f r o m the $30.000 ransom had been paid as ell- j Clarify Problem and Barthou at Marseilles."
;
:,n find 1he money rcct.ed by the lone man who s n a t c h - ' 'In the first case it was a Jew.'
.n:ly '.!«• paper it ^ tne young matron from her home he said, "and this week the photo-
Wednesday afternoon. DC!"pati:h.> sraph of the killer is highly signifi-
... _. - Finding' of what appeared to be 5.—The German cant. Yes. also for der fuehrer was S u n d a y 7 a.m. — j R i n f r e t , former secretary of state and
bloodstains on an Ohio river bout- government—despite two dramatic , murderer bought." i put to flight. "b oo- ; l nort'h'\vuid ' ex-mayor of Montreal, told a politic.il
g e s — , faced', , Streicher . , , spoke , - , at the ;party meet- i As Werier opened the front door

OF THE DAY at"i5"ni'ile^pei' J 'ho'tir; s'<:y cloudy.

hous- pier and a mysteriously torn diplomatic gestures—Sunday, ln Henceforth, Tripp said. K i n g | rally of Liberals here Sunday.
U'lephom< book there, remained un- f a i l u r e in its efforts for immediate:"--! Nnrnberg last week. ' a n d walked iu. the two men. taking
George and Queen Mary, on state Sunday 7 a.m.. to S u n d a y 7 p.m.—Tern-! M r. Rinlret said he had heard I t
solved, S u n d a y . Department of jus- clarification of its tangled economic; — visits in or about London, will be p o r a t U M at 7 p.m.. ^ 4 1 : m a x l m i i m . ^^ I w j_ i H p < . r c c I there wa>, t.llk O'. a spilt
tice agents ents said ine the ungei
finger prints and f i n a n c i a l relations with the protected by a n - elaborated short- ml"e™p« ilour-°5kv C ' : c'icar."in!«h' ! miiL'l.u-;or dissension in Liberal ranks. "Th-
w o u l d " be sent to Washington ,or United States.
comparison as a matter of r o u t i n e . Dr. Hans Luther, the Germuu am-
bfssaclor. officially notified
Three Major Developments
the
wave wireless system, controlled by m i d i t y . 90; m i n i m u m h u m i d i t y . 73.
Tripp from ar, automobile j pressure conuriUt-s lo-.v ovi>- ?
Tn the future Tripp. from his c a r . j l u n d *ith a shallow trough low PX-
| best proof this is Jllfit t a l k . " he hair!.
"is the !acl v/o arc ;il! here ns usual,
_._ TveM-.warci across Quebec nnd On- both Ottawa and Quebec deputies
< Associated I'ri'ss IHsputrli.)
l n i l h i i K i | ) » l i s . Oct. 15.—Jack Rey- tional
suite department. Saturday, t h a t the
Reich would abrogate its u n c o n d i -
; •• closr nolds. iillins station a t t e n d a n t , re- with the United States Oct. 14. 1985
most-favored-nation
Registered Last Week in
treaty
will be in constant communication | ^"^'
tario. Vhile pres.Miri: ir. high south of the a.nd many prominent, members of the
with not only wireless cars in the Grrat Lake.1:, shovrcrs have occurr-ed In n Liberal party."
King's guard hut with London "bob- fn\v district;; of mister n Canada though Should the Liberals be returned to
11'ae wp.ither h n = hocn Tor the mor;t, nari. pov.-er at the next general election,

y.-•!>:,,e
•".',r- :•• c portPd 10 police Sunday he believed He suggested a new treaty w i t h o u t
""" 15 Mrs Bern- V. Stoll. kidnapped Louis- the favored-national clause be nego-
ville society ivoman, was an occu- tiated to take its place.
Federal Financial Circles bies" stationed along the route.
fair in all provinces. It has been coo!
I f^om the Ottawa valley eastward and one
I cooler in Manitoba v/;th somewhat h i g h e r would be to establish a Dominion
Iar
of the first things it would do
cle -cribed by
Winnipeg's ?S ce" to inquire
P
t . .itomobile whose driver
directions to Under-Secretary of State William
Phillips declined to comment on the
(Canadian Press Despatch.) I been shown annually In such extra-
Waiting for Time Vault Of temperature
west.
in Ontario
Mi Ma
and in
Mi :
commission on unemployment to
probe the situation and make recom-
26 mendations for a solution.
Chicago Sunday afternoon.
on wort--, dies at :nolcls <;aid and the woman, her head however,
ambassador's suggestion. It was
. •.v^ll known:: Tnree men were in the car, Bey- indicated at the sxate department, events of the week in government ment relief and railway deficits.
Ottawa, Oct. 15. — Outstanding ordinary treasury drains

While the government has no power

as
Bank to Open to See If
unemploy- Dawson.
Aklavifc
Simpson
34 -!4
22 26
26 33
Moose
Rcgina — 3t 50
Jaw
P..
He declared the ousting of Premifr
B. Bennett was "absolutely
Ft. Smith - 34 Kenora •*£' .50
i swathed in bandages, was in a re- considered the most-favored-iiatiori
'iri= down-1 dining position in a -corner of the
that United States still
the
to bring about bank interest rate
reductions by legislative action It can
Lindbergh Bill Passed Pr. Rupert _ 44
Victoria 46
Pt Arthu; _ «i 53 essential to the return oi prosperity."
Cochrane _. 3fl 50 The great mass of the people felt
Moosonee 3'i'
*«Wdes-irear seat. She wiped her face with
'blood-stained hankerchief. (Canadian Press Despatch.)
Vancouver - 42
_
p.._ l Huntsville „ l''>
P:irry
3'
Sound 2:: 54
that also, he said, and had proven it
recent Ontario by-elections.
Police immediately sent an alarm Washington. Oct. 15. — Police Sun-;Jasper _"'... Lrind'on 2:i 56
-- • r . i ; ; t - a moderately to .Northern Imliana cities. day night were waiting for the timej 5Mir.pnton _ Toronto 31 .58
•"•.•'t cscha-ig- .—Page many. Kindlon _> 3T 50 Parmalee to Stand Trial
The German govt-rnm nent's pro-'! m aex i m u m >' ield - jr 3<ai P er cent., anc; j privileged to announce in the last vault of a local bank to open today i ^^n. O'.ta'wa ._._.. 2{ 43
-to- iiMHar-c ^^ announcement Satnrcav that rev- two years. On May 1. 1933, the rate
' . > • , : • :>i:K: to Louis B.C. Makes Triple Gain in i O-f posal to pny United St;.iiLt-.'a i i u i u e r s j ^ _ _ _ _ _ _ , j.._ _ j-: L. __•__ "__,_ , .. . . "_.__< . . *• ^\ _._ « , - to check the ,-erial numbe 3r on a SZOJLethbridge""! Montreal ._ 3! 4 3 ! First at San Francisco
Dawcs loan bonds approximate!/ i. fernes ...l e a l for the first six months of th was reduced from three to 2i. 2 per gold certificate on the possibility I t ' M c d .. Hat .2 . 26 6: Quebec 32 4fi |
: :•-: .-• r'vicc. —Page 11. were 520.000,000 greater cent. might be one of the Lindbergh ran-i S. Current _ 26 St.. Jjhn 36
• ii'.f-nc'jU by assas?in-
Agricultural Production! Oct 15 throuch a joint foreign o x - j r ^ a n f°F .^ saEJ? PertocMast year. Beneficial results of this reduction snm
per cent, of the interest due ! S'^r
som hiiu bills. i Bauleford _ H a l i f a x .. . $9 46 j
Char!ofto-.ra 33 4 2 ]
<A^ociated Press Dc?>patch.)
I p r . Albert . 23
change-reichsmark arrangement also all of 7,'hich combined to give an en- are expected to reach into all financial
J a

-•Mc-xandrr.—Page 22.
*-'*-• • - . o ! 7 r t f T T - T i i / ^ > i />nvn>\inciiJ trt F T I T - Q o-^ ,-,», .
The bill wa.s passed Saturday at a j San Francisco, Oct. 15.—Lucius A.
^••'v rndio station in ( C a n a d i a n Press Despatch.) ^ iled to' receive .state °depar-,ment 1 COUraginS P lcture of Oanad '-an eco- operations entering into the economic gasoline filling station and sent to| F O R E C A S T S I Parmalee. whose 14-year career as an
\-ictoria B.C.. Oct. 15. — British | ro.
"omic conditions. life of the Dominion in the way of the bank with the day's receipts. An! Manitoba-Fair ar.d becoming , ome- ! alleged "Santa Ciaus" forgerBended in
i:lva::ced.—Page 22. Indications were Finance Minister creating more available money for
Columbia ' is consolidating a three-, - attendant, police said, noted the auto-!, railcier, probably a fo»- 5 ca|-;e:cd, his capture oy a bank-tellers Wi»e,
- in grain shipments point sain in agricultural production > j E. N. Rhodes would have a much hap- | industrial development and mcrt- mobile license of the car. lowers at nis'lit. ' must stand trial here before extradi-
>:-:-:r.ber.—Pi-ge 22. : pl':r task when he presents the budget gages at reasonable cost. To Appear in Court Today scat :rBtSiikitchewan— partly cloudy »)th oa to Canada is considered, authori-
sur- quality, volu: 15.—The r e x t winter than he has experienced The bank rate reduction came too New York, Oct. becoming som)!*na'.; -i eji said Sunday.
r 15.—Bruno Bichardj " ' showers.
aue vear.
nrnduction is expected! entire estate of the late
Total r.m n n n at a conservative Rockefeller, conseivatively estimated
since he took office, A continuation late to assist the government in its Hauptmann,
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—_. , cooler at nigru. Parmalee. who is wanted in. HamU-
io reach $42,000.000 00.000 aat a cu. ^^ . n | f t t . S100]MO _ 000 _ ,s lcl - t to hi5 w l d o w _ the^e condition.^ 'or another six! 1934 reiunding responsibilities but accused oi killing the infant son of' ^,b,er^-p»^w ,f °utc; ^d d30;'T;;™rac1: ten, Ont.. is charged with passing z.
months would endure substantial such assistance svas not needed. The Col. Charles A. Lindbergh, will ap-; i.kht Supe?io'™M 0 dekt e '"to fr^'vmci.; ; forged cheque at the Canadian Bank
estimate or «°- uuu ._ according to ! i:naer hi? will, admitted to probate,! surplus ori'"ordinary account and <-u( response of the people to convert their [pear in Bron:: supreme court today; partly cloudy cool. of Commerce of California here for
bi^me.^ ma-n o f , ^e^season^ ^^ ' .Saturday, by Judge Harold L. Knapp. deeply i n t o the deficit which has iSce Page Two, Column One) 'to fight extradition to New Jersey. ' Kenora and Rainy B i v e r — f a i r aai tool. ?3,500.