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(TWO COVETED BY DOMINION Wake Clean Sweet) in Team Events Against Sharpsho snooters. MOTHER COUNTRY SHOTS ARE SECOND Caasaiajl Press Cahle. BISLEY CAMP. England, July 20. Sharpshooting Canadians today added the historic Kolapore Challenge Cup to the MacKinnon Cup, making a clean sweep in the two great team trophies of the Imperial meeting of the National Rifle Association.

It was the 15th win tor the Cana dians since the match was Ant A red back In 1871. They took the. MacKinnon yesterday. 10 Canadian In Final. Tha glorious victory by a mar- Jin of 10 pointa over the Mother Country in Bisley'a greatest team hoot came on the heela of a Cana dian challenge in the aeconil stage of the King's Prize, fired earlier today, that brought Private P.

J. of La Tuque, Quebec, within a point of the tilver medallist. W. R. Clarke, of Bombay.

Canada haa eight, perhaps 10 men in he King's final tomorrow. Martinsen Now In Fine Position For King's Prize La Tunua T.nt.rv "Rinlpw umy one Point Be- hind Bombay Shot in Classic. Canadian Frees Cable. Sergeant-Major W. It.

Clarke, of outuuay, tuuia, war won toe silver medal for top score In the second stage ot the classic King'a Prize. Clarke recorded out of a possible ISO in the three nnga ot the ihoot, limited to the MO qualifiers from Wednesday's first stage. ill i ,4, i Tuque, Quebec, the leading Cana dian, was only one point Denind tha n.lM a. tl for the second etage are added to muee oi tomorrow a intra stage to determine toe winner, Martinsen waa In a fln. nui nr.

Ua bronze medal for the first stage in a shoot -off yesterday. Earlier today Martinsen was announced as beine In a lie with mIv l-n Ath. for the grand aggregate. aught Canadians In Final. r.n.H.

twill aann1 alah. iriblr to, into tomorrow's final, the ingitvnt iiuiuufTT uis uornimon nas in uic tviiis iwi iot many VMN Final a4aaa la IimIIJ 4. I I III IW IMC beat 100 ecorers today. At the bottom of the shoot. St men with scores of 130 are to shoot off for 10 remaining places.

iMtv, wnn mm ond stage totals, are: Martinsen. 145; nirui. umuq mcieoa or saint John, lii-rsu ii. wwiv aaiiaun, Aurumo, Capt A. C.

Lucas. and uitului. r. w. unon, Toronto, all with 142? r.lM araai c.i John, 141, and Capt.

H. W. Bishop. Ottawa, and CpL B. W.

Beaumont, aiKuuvn, encn iw, In addition two Canadians with 130 have a chance to get in tbe Anal. Ceetcladcd en rage I. Cat, a. English Flyer on I Hop to Ottawa Reaches Londonderry xrora tngiana iteyK-Javik Next Stop. Asseetated Frees Cable.

10. On a flight ever the Arctic route by easy stages from England SO Pan Bit jnha rtntaanna. 7 1 1 flyer, arrived today from Rochester. England. Crieraon.

flying a seaplane, will attempt a long hop on hia next stage, with Oodthaab, Creenlaixi, as his Orieraons objective is Ottawa." He attemnted a altnllna ni -W, "JH, his machine was wrecked iceiana. LIKELY DEMAND AFFIDA VIT WITH RELIEF REQUESTS Street Sweeper. Preudent's Cousin; meeU Mrs. Anna. R.

Dall in Reno Thoma fleverenca Delano, Beeung Daughter of io visit ms Asseetated fnes ay Direct wire.1. RENO. Nevada. Jul sowsha't wonderfuir That 'IS how Thomas Sevaranea Pel an t7-yesr-old street eoer. describes Mr.

Roosevelt DalL Freaident mA ain. Franklin Roosevelts divorce-seek-lag i Fifth cousla to both President Franklin Delano Roosevelt and the lata Prastwt. inVasaa at nT "Tom" Delaaa decided last weak ha A Flying to Ottawa 0, gW JOHN OR1ERSON. ye-mc Engllah flyer, arrived In Londonderry, Ireland, tads mem tag. He will eraaa the AlUntle via tha Arctic rente, with Ottawa aa hb) objective.

ARE BROUGHT AGAINST PAIR wougias Fairbanks -and Lady Ashley Must Re ply Shortly. ARE NOW VISITING AT; MONTE TSABLO As-aclated press Cable. LONDON, July 20. Charges of continued misconduct by Douglas Fairbanks, and Lady Ashley since they were named Feb. 5 in Lord Ashley's suit for divorce were flyled shortly before noon today in the Somerset House registry office.

"The supplementary petition requires an answer within 14 daya If the co-respondent (Fairbanks) and the respondent wish to resist it." said Lord Ashley's solicitor. Nana Varioas Places. VntlM fa Ka lor both. Fairbanks 'and former London cabaret performer. I Fairbanks and the brown, bob-J bed-haired Lady Ashley flew- to Paris together July 7 and are now at Monte Carlo with her sister.

"We do not care where they are." said the solicitors. "Their attorneys will take care ot The supplementary petition. It mtmm LaniMl al.aa i I -i i.imil HW and various dates' when the alleg ed misconduct took pace. The divorce action Is In the sneclal lurv list ha triA i. tober.

Both Fairbanks and Lady Ashley have placed themselves in a legal DOaJtlOJl in MfltM. tha Itlt It Ha. desire. Friends of Fairbanks ear emphatically it la "impossible" lor him to fight the charge that he la co-respondent, giving aa a reason his position In the public eye. Officials at the Aim studios where Doug has been completing a picture said he was returning to the United States late this month tor Its premiere.

Kef ase to Comment. 't unurr riat las Fairbanks Sr," and Lady Ash ley, bcre with her slater, a Mrs. Black, refused today to discuss a lajiiat la i.ktH l. -a aia hw-u naiicf Hal supplementary charges ot mtscon- againw snem in nis tuvorce action. 2,282 Babies Are Born In New Tork in a Week NEW YORK, July 20.

Mora babies were born in Hew York last week than, during any previous week this rear. Health Commissioner John Rice said The total was am -r. JleiJ' Jr, 67, Says Divorce- Roosevelt Promised Little Home i.i" would like to neef hit sixth cousin. Mrs. "Se you're my ffousin," Delano 'quoted Mrs.

Dall as saying aa she book his hand. He said they had a cordial conversation during which Mrs. Dall Indicated she might! visit Delano's modest home In Sparks, little railroad city ot 1000 people threw miles GeteSt OC HSl4e Delano la en of Presldenf Roosevelt's tsunchest admirers. Republlcsn. but ra for Cousin Frank," he says.

I WAS AFRAID TO DO CHORES FARMER SAYS N. Vaillancourt Describes Terror Created by Shots at Bradleys. MURDER TRIAL GOES ON ITS FOURTH DAY By a Staff Reports. CAMPBELL'S BAY, July A halting story of how farmers doing their chores on the morning of July 21 last year were amazed and terrified by the crashing of rifle shots around the Joseph Bradley homestead at Demers Centre, was told by Narcisse Vaillancourt, nearest neighbor of the stricken family, as the murder trial of Michael Bradley en tered on its fourth day this morning at Pontiac criminal assizes. The testimony of Vaillancourt was not without elements of grim humor.

"After a second burst of firing." said the 60-year-old farm er, "we were too much afraid to do the chores. I went inside with my motner. Is Nat Vary Brave. "Are you a brave man?" asked Crown Attorney Francois Caron. "Not very," waa the response.

Again, the eye-witness to events about the Joseph Bradley nlace. told of sneaking around the scene or me crime in a wide circle. "I went at a pretty food clip." he told the court Evidence of hearlnc two Initial shots and then a fusilade inside the Joseph Bradley house wss given ny dosepn ana A asm Allard. broth. '-era and nrisnbers at the five mem.

oers or toa family wan were snot io oeatn. Both described a man who chased a woman to the dwelling-house: both stated that this unknown man carried a brown-colored Coat to hide bis head, and that he ran in a stooped position. Neither of the Allards could, recognize him. Bradley Sleepy and Inert. Michael Bradley, accused ot the quintuple slaying, waa unshaven aa he entered tha assise courtroom, CetKladed aa Page S.

CoL t. 300 Police Stage Pitched Battle Using Tear Gas Swinging Clubs and Mounted Horses The7 Charge 2,000 Seattle Eftrlke Pickets. AsseeUted Press by Direst Wire. SCATTLX, July JO. Mayor Charlee L.

Smith'! MO strike police, with floods ot tear gas, swinging clubs and charging horses, routed 2.000 striking longshore pickets from tha waterfront today in a spectacular battle. Scores were hurt, but none believed seriously. Strikers fought back, hurling rocks, catching gas canisters before they could explode, and throwing them back at police. Virtually every one ot the 2J00 combatanta waa affected to some extent by the gas. Strike Over at Trtsee.

SAN FRANCISCO. July JO. Men went back to work in San Francisco today, the general strike ended. Foodstuffs flowed again to market, stores and theatres iw-opened, industry resumed. The mass walk-out, after nearly tour days ot serious interference with normal life ot San Franciscans and their neighbors, waa called off yesterday by tbe general strike committee.

It voted, 11 to 174, for the Immediate return to work ot all union naambeis who left their Jobs Monday in sympathy with the striking Maritime workers. The Maritime workers and longshoremen, however, remain out Their strike has been in progress aince May Union Labor In Oakland also called off its general strike. Moose Charges I i Freight Train CsaaSlaa press by Direct wire, CHREIBER. Oat, Jure Determined at all eeaas to step a train, eee a Sail saeeee Its i We when It aharged a feet CP JU freight train, St as ilea west at Caaplaaa. Thesjgh lest the arsmsaent, 1st asaeatve bad wkeela eat she track.

Maying the train by nearly aa 'sear. AF PBAI, tNTKRED. KDMONTON. July Notice, at appeal against the verdict at Mr. Justice W.

C. Ives la the civil action brought agatrist ex-Premier I. Brownies by Miss Vivian Mac iniaa ana ner isiner was tiled I here todey by Neil Mac Lea ft, JLCj wiwbg, uio piavnuns, Hungry Wait to Local residents and visiters standing In line eatalde a reataerant In San Frandsee, establishments "epereved" by the strike committee where these who failed le toy in mast ga for their aaeala. 2,000 PERSONS FACING TRIALS BERLIN HEARS Bumpjrs of Wholesale Court-Martlals in Munich JaiL OFFICIAL QUARTERS WILL SAY NOTHING Asaseatted Press Casta, BERLIN, July 20. The man on the street gaid and officials denied today that trials are going on night and day in Munich for persons Involved In the political smash of June 30.

Rumors have It that a Nasi court-martial Is trying at least 2.000 defendants there. Some of the trials are supposed to be under way in the Dachau concentration camp, aald to be Jammed with prisoners, and others were supposed to be held in the famous "Brown 'Bouse," the Nazi headquarters. Three-Party Cestrt The so-called court-martial Is reported to be a party tribunal composed of three persons constituting a "court." Persistent efforts to obtain authentic Information tailed. Declaring, "We can say nothing," the special Reich Ministry of Justice referred an Interrogator to the secret police as competent, adding, however, the figures, I am sure, are exaggerated." The Berlin secret police referred the questioner to its Munich organization, where an official listened attentively and then commented: "Nonsense. No one is being held." Ne-Weraaatlea.

The Bavarian Ministry of Justice said: "We cannot give Information. Ask the police." It was recalled that Chancellor Hitler, speaking before the Reichstag, said: "A number ot deeds of violence that are not In any way connected with this action, will be turned over to the normal courts." He did not -touch- upon those arrested In connection with the alleged revolt It was Indicated at that time that Hitler's mention ot 77 dead was the final official word on the whole matter. TWO KILLED IN BLAST. FORT-VENDRES, France, July SO. Two workmen were killed and considerable damage was caused when an explosion occurred today In the, PauliUes dynamite TEAMSaUP ABMVALS.

Duch. Richmond Montreal Imp. of Caaada Vancouver Orient Deutachland York Pres. Steamer Pram, wnana PlYltl. SaltM louta York From M.York Plymouth Albert BaUla.

waenmrtwt Ua a rraske nM S-ATLAMTIC BUtL. i lama saw. en -liirma" via New York. wlUcJcee at IM aa, Monday. July ts.

Cenaaniaa. IS -alaleaHe." vta. Hew York, wtfi etoaa at esa ass. knunuy, auiy as, fTrinrV osaenee per a a. -ne as via New will close at rnaar.

July jr. Cerraanonaanaa nar a "llnnlr.tm vie Montreal, cioW at 1S9 Eat During San Francisco Strike Movie, "Born to Be Kissed" Becomes "Girl From Missouri" in Clean-up Joseph I. Breen, Filmdom's One-man Censor Board, Being. Pnrifledi' Canadlsa Press by Direct Wire. HOLLYWOOD, July 20.

How motion pictures are being purified was illustrated today by Joseph I. Breen, filmdom's one-man censor board, with Jean Harlow's new screen production which started out to be "one hundred percent pure." The title was changed to "Born to Be Kissed." Aa approved by Breen today. It became "Girl From Missouri." CeatBaaes Tee Most of the changes made In tha film Itself, Breen aald. had to do with costumes worn by tha platinum blonde star, many of which he found were too "modern" to meet the new moral code. Disc over Mark On Dionne Baby Is Small Tumor Dr.

Cullen, of Johns Hopkins University, Confirms Suspicion hey All Gain Weight. CaaaSlaa press by Direct Wire. CORBCIL, Ont, July JO. What was formerly believed a birthmark on the left leg of Baby Marie, smallest of the S3-day-old Dionne was confirmed today as a tumor. Dr.

Thomas S. Cullen, Professor ot Gynaecology at Johns Hopkins University and Hospital, Baltimore, Md and Dr. James S. Freeborn, ot Magnetawan, Ont, examined the tumor today when they accompanied Dr. A.

R. Dafoe, the Dionnea' physician, to the little country home. The naevus, or tumor, Is composed 'ot large' blood vessels of the left leg at- the present lime. The tumor is about 1V inches in diameter- and is gradually enlarging. The child Is not being troubled.

Ores Me statement. Previous to the visit ot Dr. Cullen, Dafoe had been In communication with aa expert on this type ot tumor. There was no statement forthcoming on the findings of the phy- nns. other than that Dr.

Dafoe Ceawfaded eat Page t. Cat. i. net Carder Park for Hull Federal District Commis sion Decides on Name for New Square. Jaamtaa CaattaB Bui, aa.aa.an sting the discoverer oi Canada 400 years ago, wlH be the name of tha newest park being developed in Hull by the Federal District Commission, the mem ben decided at a meeting at noon today.

The park, which will be created only as funds permit, will occupy the site ot the old Oilmour lumber yard and mllL which have been re moved, and cover a considerable area on the north side ot the Otta wa iuvot opposite theRideau Falls. At that aaaatlna- war T. Matthews. chairman; J. W.

Sle. atarie. Ai E. Provost. C.

J. Booth. Dr. R. Chevrter.

Mavcr P. J. Nolan, and Alphonsa Chevrter, acta (M ne at the flfty-ene stack St seppllsa Husband Slapped Her for Two Years CaaaSUa Press by Direct Wire. DENVER, Jnly Mrs. Margaret Jarate teld the Mart ber haaband, John, alapped her every night far two years.

"Every algntr aaked tbe jadge. "Every nlghtr tnaisted Mrs. Jarate. She wen a divorce. Rainville Meets Nunns in Final Qualify in Final for On tario Sindes tennis Title.

I O'Cleck C. r. Despatch. TORONTO, July 20. Marcel Rainville.

of Montreal, and Gilbert Nunns, of Toronto, qualified to meet in the final for the Ontario singles tennis title here today when Rainville downed the defending Cham-Dion. Walter Martin, of Toronto, and Nunns Upset young Bobby Murray, It-year-old Quebec title- holder. Business in U.S. Tops 1933 Level Dun and Bradstreet Report a Surprising De gree of Steadiness. A wets us press ky Dfereet wire.

NEW YORK. July The Dun Bradstreet weekly trade summary said both retail and wholesale volume the past week had surpassed that of the week before and, with few exceptions, topped the rising levels of last year. "Business throughout the country is maintaining a surprising degree of steadiness. It commented. CHELET IS DEFEATED, TORONTO.

July M. a- em-re Robinson, of won the Junior tingles tennis title ot Ontario by defeating John Cheley, of Ottawa. In straight seta In the tuvu. a-1, 7-B, a-j, tooay. FRMATEDOINO VERY WELL.

HALIFAX. July SO. Most Rev. Clare L. Worrell, primate of the Church of England la Canada, was described today as "doing very well" in hospital.

The 81-year-old church leader has been ill more than a week following an intestinal hemor rhage. empire crrr scratches. Prince Resret. R-citaO Later On, Mickey's Man, Mettle, Whits Dragon, Family Has no Use For Fish-Hooks ROANOKE ISLAND. N.C, Jnly to.

The N. A. Edwarda family has ne aae fee nah-heeks not while they have hands. Walking on the bearh at N'as'a Head. Mrs.

Edwards saw a 48-pound channel base atrarfllnr In the aarf. She. ber husband and two children planged In and palled It ashore. ENGIAWOUT FOR 200 RUNS INMMATCH Wickets Collapse Before an Australian Bowling Onslaught. LEEDS.

England, July 20. England was dismissed for a first-innings score of 200 runs and Australia, commencing a reply, had tallied 39 for loss of three wickets as the first day's play closed this evening In the season's fourth test cricket match. The present match may be de cisive, for In the previous testa each haa won one. the third being drawn. The bowlers assumed the mastery as tha wicket dried out during the day.

A crowd that mounted to 000 In the afternoon saw the English "tail" collapse, the last four English wickets going for S3 runs The Aussies fared little better when they got In to bat leas than an hour before the close. Thirty-seven runs were put on the first wicket, but then A. Oldqeld end the stalwart Cantain W. M. Wood- full both lost their wickets for a duck.

C. F. Walters, of Worcestershire, led the English batting with 44 runs, Wally Hammond aiding the cause with 17. Clarry Orunmett took four of the English wlcketa for 67 runs and W. J.

O'Reilly got three more or 4. William Bowes. Yorkshire's aix foot-four fast bowler, proved highly troublesome for the Aussies, getting all three ot their wickets before me close. England scored Ss runs for loss ot two wickets st lunch-time today. Despite unpromsing weather conditions, 29,060 persons were in Coaetaded en Psge Cat.

I. Lupe's Divorce Suit Dismissed Film Actress Fails to Appear in Los Angeles Court. O'Cle-k A. F. Despatch.

LOS ANGELES. July 20. Lupe Vclez, Mexican Him actress, failed to appear in court today for ber divorce action against Johnny Weiasmuller. the Tarian of the screen, and her attorney, Ned 8. McCarthy, moved for and waa granted a dismissal.

The Jearnal standard therm eeaeter Canstlaa Press by Direct Wire. TORONTO. July 20. Pressure is hlsh over Manitoba and tfte Mackenzie Valley, and in the southeastern states, but low over Hudson Bay and northern Quebec with a rather deep and extensive deoression centred in Alberta. Temperature was high In aouthera districts of the western provinces yesterday and It has Decome un settled throughout the west with thunderstorms.

Thunderabowers have also occurred In many parts of Ontario, Quebec and the Mart times. FORECASTS. Ottawa' and Upper St Law re nee Valley; Moderate north westerly winds; fair and little cooler tonight and Saturday. Northern Ontario: West to northwest winds; fair and somewhat cooler todav and Saturday. Lake Superior: Moderate north erly winds: fair ana comparatively cool.

Saturday, fresh to strong winds; shifting to easterly: probably thunderstorms In western portion. TeasaerataTes. Lowest Wft Durtiut am. Yesdy. Nlfhl as as st to Aklavlk rert Simpson Fort Smith Prtnea Kupart Victoria Kamloope Jasper Caliary Edmonton Saskatoon Prince Albert Churchill Brsndon Winnipeg Kenora so at so 74 a 71 SS ss st at sa so 90 80 SO 11 an to B4 Record and Forecast FORD'S REPLY RELIEF REPORT IS FORWARDED Board of Control Will Look Over Document This Afternoon.

PLANT REFUSES ATTEND CAUCUS Aid. Rod H. Plant will not attend the aldermanic caucus on the Matatall-Menard relief report tonight. "I am standing with the Welfare Board," he said this morning. He is one of the City Council's representatives on that board, and is understood to disagree strongly with most of the findings in the report.

Two other sldermanic members of the Welfare Board. Kirby Bangs and A. A. Pinard. will be at the caucus.

There will be at least two other absentee 5. Aid. H. D. Marshall and Aid.

H. C. Shipman being out of the city. Will Answer Questions. F.

A. Matatall and Hector Menard wilt be present to answer questions and give explanations. The aldermen will decide the date of a second caucua to hear Col. O. P.

Murphy, chairman of tbe Welfare Board, and Major C. 8. Ford, aocial service commissioner. Judged from comments today, the majority of City Council will almost certainly support the recommendation that all familiea now on relief be forced to re-apply en new forms that will Include an affidavit as to entitlement. One alderman believes that change would result in 300 to 400 families going off relief of their own accord.

"We would save thousands of dollars aa a result," he de. clared. On the -other hand there will likely be itrong disagreement over tha recommendation that bilingual Investigators, male, replace the present staff: which la largely female and not all bilingual. A majority of Council will not support this, ac cording to Intimation. Msjer Feed Beetles, J.

Major Ford sent to Mayor Nolan today replies to sll points raised in the Matatall-Menard report, with the exception ot references to specific caaea which it was Impoa-slble to identify. The reply covers 27 pages, foolscap size, double spacing. The Matatall-Menard report covered 13V pages, single spacing. The Mayor did not feel that the statement should be given out In advance of the meeting tak-ing place this afternoon, at' which -J-Board of Control will receive the report, with both Mr. Matatall and -Mr.

Menard in attendance. of the Weather Stavsky Is Acquitted Of Arlosoroff Murder JElHjSALEM. July 20. The Court of Appeal today acquitted Abraham Aaron Stavsky of the murder ot Dr. Chaim Arloaoroff, Jewish agency executive, shot June IS, 193, In Tel Aviv.

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