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HON. PETER HFENAN MAY 0 T0 GENEVA Minister of Labor is Likely Representative of Canada Ottawa, April 5.--Hon. Peter Heenan, Federal Ministeer of La- bor, may represent Canada at the International Labor Conference at Geneva this year. The conference opens on May 30, and should the parliamentary 'and industrial situa- tion of the country permit of the minister's absence, he will under- take the trip. The meetings which open at the end of May are those of the 11th session of the confer- ence. The agenda will include: 1.--Final discussion of the mini- mum wage fixing machinery; and 2.--First discussion of the pre- vention of industrial aecidents due to coupling on railways. . Under the systenr of dual discus- slon of industrial problems, the conference weighs all matters twice in two consecutive years. The aim of the final discussion of the minimum wage fixing machin- ery is to take decisions by way of conventions on this item; while that of the second item is ta con. sider the preparation of a ques- tipnaire for the consultation of governments, The final discussion on this will be held in 1929. Other matters affecting labor ac tivities will be dealt with. Elections to the governing body of the international labor office will be held. These come every three years, Twelve nations have geats on the governing body, eight of which are permanent, Canada has one of the permanent places, Twelve other places are held for delegates of workers and employ- ers in equal proportion, Tom Moore, president of the Trades and « of the workers' representatives. All | governments presented at the International Laber r- ence are entitled to four members --two from the administration and one each from yers and workers. Additional to these each official delegate may be accompani- ed by two%advisers for each sub- ject on the agenda. Canada has always' had a full representation, and it is nop unlikely that this year will see mno variance from this rule. 4 a ------------------ GENEROUS HARRY Detroit, April 4.--Sir Walter Scott Statue Committee, which plans to erect a statue of the great Scotish literary figure im Detroit, today announced receipt of a $100, donation from Sir Harry Lauder while the Scottish comedian was filling an engagement at the Shu- bert Lafayette Theatre here last week. AA AN AAA a Girls! Tell This To Your Skinny Friend Tell him that the quick easy way to put pounds of solid flesh on his bones is to take McCoy's Cod Liver Extract Tablets. yo Tell him that besides helping him' to fill out his flat chest and sunk- en cheeks and neck McCoy's will make him strong and vigorous and give him more ambition, Miss Alberta Rogers, thin and run-down galned 15 pounds in six weeks. 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Currie, who were ar- raigned ip police court jointly charged' with destroying and falsi- fylng the books of the Dominion Development Corporation, which fyled a petition in bankruptcy last December, in connection with the Dominion Textiles and Dominion Combing Mills, for which com- panies, the corporation is a hold- ing company. Five witnesses' took the stand Including A. McNicol, trustee of the Dominion Development Cor- poration, who stated that when he asked Rae, president of the com- pany, and Currie, secretary, for the books of the company, he found many of them missing. Rae, the witness said, had told him the other books were destroyed. The witness continued that the missing hooks contained the rec- ords of the company for a num- ber of years back and even though the information contained in the books could be secured from the bank "it would not represent the true story." McNicol stated that $200,000 had bean subscribed for shares in the Dominion Textiles and $1,600,- 000 in the Dominion Combing Mills. He also admitted that he had not attempted to secure the information contained in the miss- ing books from the corporation's auditors, which information R., H. Greer, K.C., counsel for the ac- cused nren, declared he could se- cure from the auditors. THEFT FROM FREIGHT CARS IS ALLEGED -- Orangeville, April 4.--Charged with theft of goods while in trans- it én the C, P, R. freight carg pass- ing through Orangeville, Fred Crisp, a freight clerk here, was taken into custody tonight. C.P, R, Detectives P, D, Oswald and HE. J, Thorneloe, assisted by Provineial Constable Joseph Nelson, made the arrest following the finding of some $1,600 worth of goods in Crisp's residence and garage on James Street, including an electric wash- ing machine, phonograph, several batteries, fire extinguishers, bags of sugar, gloves, paints, currants and various other articles. 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Send for free recipe book to ---- ST.CHARLES MILK Labor Congress of Canada, is one tt ' CABINET DRAFTS REPLY TOSYPT British Note Expected to Strong in Terms--Crisis Unlikely London, April 5.--Saturday's note from Egypt to the British Government, the bluntest and most vigorous ever sent, was the sub- ject of special conferences of the British cabinet in Downing street Monday morning and Tuesday evening, The results of the con- ferences are not known, but it is believed that a tentative reply was drafted, The idea that the crisis is alarimng is deprecated, but the belief is that the British note will be strong in terms, especially in view of the fact that the last Brit. ish note and the Egyptian reply are understood to have been dia- metrically opposite in fundamen- tals, The Egyptian Government is sald to resent strongly the "inter- ference of Great Britain in the in- ternal affairs of Egypt," while the British claimed a basic right to protect foreigners and British in- terests in Egyptian territory, It is thought here that the lat- est Egyptian note was the work of a belligerent minority, not ot leaders, and in some quarters, it is regarded as "so much hot air," The situation, nevertheless, in view of recent circumstances, is regard- ed as delicate, POLICE THINK BOY MURDERED PARENTS Childish Fear Believed to Have Driven New Jersey Boy to Crime Newark, N.J.,, April 5,--The murder of Mr, and Mrs, Frank S. Warren was blamed upon their 12- year-old son, Jackson, Tuesday by Capt. John P. McDonald of the Rochester police, Jackson himself is dead, appar- ently a vietim of one of the strang- est suicides on record, Out of In- formation supplied by neighbors, police have constructed the story of the triple death, Childish fear is believed to have driven the boy to the point where he shot his parents and then him- self while he reclined in bed, read- ing. The three Hhdies were found In hed wit hevery door and window in the house locked, There was no sign of a forced entry. Police learned that the Warrens made a practice of leaving the boy at home alone when they went out at night and they locked the doors to keep him from wandering off. CONTROLLERS GET PAY INCREASED Salary Increase Unanim- ously Favored by Toronto City Council Toronto, April 5.--Members of the Toronto City Council, exclu- sive of the controllers, voted al- most unanimously Monday to in- crease the salaries of members of the Board of Control from $2,- 500 to $3,500 each year. The council spent little time in discussing the matter and, with the exception of Alderman Baker, there seemed to be unanimity of opinion from the outset favorable to an increase. Mayor Sam Me- Bride was one of the strongest supporters for the controllers, but insisted that his own salary should not be included. Alderman Baker declared that the increase was utterly without justification and he expressed the opinion that the Board of Control could be done away with entirely. TERRIFIC BLAZE AT KARAGH, INDIA Fire Spreads Over Square Mile of Territory Despite Fighters' Efforts Karachi, India, April 5.--Fire originating in the railway freight yards here has spread over an area of one square mile and fs spreading despite the efforts of firemen and police. Troops have dug trenches and built earthwork barriers to check the flames but it is impossible to approach within a half mile of the blaze because of the intense heat. luminated. The sky for many miles is a J dian service and that of older coun- ; greater interest to those across the :jocean to learn that in Ontario and SURPRISING FIGURES Figures bearing on the status of the telephone in Canada are often commented upon by visitors and correspondents from European countries. Such sources of inform- ation as the annual report of the Bell Telephone Company are quoted in comparisons between the Cana- tries. 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MINERS LAUNCH ATTAGK ON LEWS Struggle for Control of Coal Diggers' Union in Progress Chicago, April 5.--Around the bulky figure of John L. Lewis has seethed a struggle for control of the miners' union as intense and bitter as the workers' conflict with operators. An attack upon Lewis launch- ed from Pittsburgh on Sunday re- calls the spectacular efforts that rie vals within the United Mine Work- eres ranks have made to unseat the Illinoisan. A "save the union" committee which met at Pittsburgh urged the removal of Lewis as president. Among those at the meeting was Powers Hapgood, whom Lewis de- Sure they're different! Kellogg's Corn Flakes 4 have a delicious flavor no one has ever dupli- cated. They're never tough-thick--but always extra crisp! Helloygs Try them with fruite! nied the floor at the last interna- CORN FLAKES % > tional convention, declaring Hap- ae | good had been expelled from the | union. Hapgood, the son of a pro- minent Indianapolis man, who said he became a miner to study con- ditions of the coal diggers, denied that, but he didn't get to speak. Lewis' outstanding antagonists have been John Brophy, of Pen- nsylvania, Alexander Howat, of Kansas and Frank Farrington, of Illinois, The miners' president successfully unhorsed them in jousts that virtually eliminated each from presumed influence with- in the ranks of the coal diggers. Lewis Reactionary Brophy and Howat still are iden- tified with the union. Farringion resigned to become .an executive of the Peabody Coal Company, an outstanding producer in the Illinois field. 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