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Between Hindus AGAIN R|0T“Purged” To Suit WAKE 0FN.Y. Is Modernized And Moslemslli FRANCENazi Doctrines TAXI STRIKE Alon AllLines

EVENTS.

Oppose Plans Of Moslems

To Build'Mosque On Camp- e

' ing Ground. '

Personally L e a d s

monstrators.

By llcliald Mauoek, Amociaicd Press Foreign Stal

(A. P. I1 0lll'\ll.a||'l Special mn) (ny Gnummm spd" wh)

Forces Against De-'i

By John A. lloaaaal,

Associated Press Foreign ltal

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N°WP°1'iHP°\i°° Chief Psahns ‘Germanized’ In New I“d°P?“‘i°“t T ° X 'Z ' W C issar Claims

Hymnbook Published By Lead- er Of New Germanic Cult.

authorized or King James version of the Bible, reads:

“His foulidation il in the holy

grgygqp - pun, PARIS, Feb. _4.-Bonnefoy Bibour, (BY “ll-\l"“Ul'l 5il°¢|ll WW) m0\ll1t-sins.

' .b hh *` oeasor to Jean chiappe as head BEE!-IN. Feb 4 -A need for "The Lord loveth the gates of

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Marshfield Rinkfb-

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y It Highfield lonight. vs. Granites. Bkste after.

°Dance, Mount Stewart ‘legion .Febriiary 5th in aid of rink

b- L28.

'Hockey at East Royalty to- t, Beavers vs. Royalty Boyala te after. 1,307

'chicken salad supper, Chmum ui-ch schoolroom, Thursday. Feb-

Hfil L-212

‘Hockey at Fredericton tonight,

ville Mlvle Leafs vs. Freder- Piratm. Skating after. L-218

'8tray°d. Rabbit Bound. tsttoed ear "Ren" Finder please mu. Robert Chappell. York. Phone 4. L-Ol

'Special hockey at Mt. Herbert iht, Montague vs. Mount Her- Maroons. Skate after. Admis- ii cents.

‘Notel Last opportunity befcre t to play auction, Holy Name b tonight. Good prises. Come ! Come all.

‘The Annual Meeting of the ora Dairy Association will be on Tuesday, February nth at

'clot-k. J. W. hrmer, Secretary.

L-82.

'The Annual lfeetinidof Progress dC1rclc will be he in New on Hall, lbhruary 6th, at _ A full attendance is re-

en.

Bonus to be paid. I!

nm. mic night. L-112.

have made several excellent and still have some good open for worthy represen- Call on or communicate

J A. Moon, Mgr., Bun Life

Co., Charlottetown. L-53.

at Wheatley River Rink

Road Maple leafs

Regular Rating and Saturdays

od’ season. L-In

Annual Keating of Hill-

Eilz Circle. will be held in

attend. Speakers ex-

L-in

two more gamm of auc-

fofty nm at noiy rudeemsr before lent. Ollie ’l\ms¢iay Bhd eniay yourselves. Who YW ml! be among the

Prim winners. L-,310

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Hall Tuesday February re

no r, ar. acnate'p¢.m. _rn Ciiltadlalll Ag1‘i¢lllt\l

____ . -Austrian Heimwehr Issues

umgy 5¢v¢n| gmc," “N .wma together with a new Fascist group

ed battle to Siboui-'s forces,

Cries of “Img live Chiappel Long

live the polioel" mingled with shouts against the Daladler Cabinet as the manifestants swamied about the Paris opera. Cafe owners, remem- bering violent clashes a week ago,

p||m¢, hastily cleared their terraces, and

stores clapped down their shutters.

The trouble at. Brinsgar started

d‘U’i118 l dispute between Moselms N'““"°" A“`°"’°‘|

and Hindus over a camping ground opposite s Hindu temple which is g A number werearrested, and po-

M -tbahtiour poucs tried is da- pene a damofnatrationbf 8,000 and- 5°idi®l’l fired On the mob when it tried to bleak into the treasury. Whether there were casualties was not reported.

but Hindus opposed the p!m_ toward his reorganisation of Frances

Riots broke out in guhmh. h ipolitieal house today by deposmg

sion since recommended mg "tum iup, which jarred the Cabinet apart of Mosques which had been in `and threatened to rekindle riot ng,

The Premier, however, patched up

Former Premier Joseph Paul-

Boncour agreed to take the post of Lieut. Col. Jem Fabry as Mlnlster' of War; Paul Marchandeau accep-

' ' r o the

ted the portfolio of M.in.ste f

' Budget andmFiiIi;noe, succeeding

(A, p, q¢|,,,|_|.- Francois Pie ; exis Jaubert re-

" " "'°""' mm placed Gustav Doussain as minister

Havana. ren 4-intermittent or recnnicai instruction.

bombings and shootings last. nigm. By the figurative throwing of md today, coupled with the strike Ohiappe‘s head to the Socialists, difficulties, bsoupit terror to Hgv- _Daladier hoped to assure the life oi ans and new troubles to the young ,the cabinet. Chlappe was accused government of President Carlos Ds of being a friend of the late Serge Mendieta. Stavisky, whose financial operations

resulted in the Bsycmne Pawnshop

apparently scandal. Hs was ordered rn Mur- llid fi" coco as resident general, but refus- *hm wld- sd on iransisr.

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pendientes Spanish hospital who threatened to attack a group of federated physicians visitlng` the lwlllltal as deleastes of the san;t-

ltion department.

ment house in which Dany Fisher, United States Vice ms ‘”“““““‘“””‘SENATORFURKE

Uounsel,

the British Vice Counsel live. A

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'Hires other btnablnls did slight immrpngm um “Ney of me pm. d““°"' gressive Party in the House of

commons. died here Saturday. He

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secular usa and better which Chiappe was accused of to- <ln'¢i¢M i-efmvlib liiardv- facilitiel fur llolluns, eduuwm 9-rating. - A ' The original, as contained in tl:

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“ R‘“"°"'- 1"” ; 'M ° "mn parade on the bouievu-ds Ziiiieofxcr- German people". and consists of 16

|revlsed Psalms-in blank verse-in stead 0. the original 150.

How 'l‘eudt has re-written the poems and “Gerrnanized" them is shown in this excerpt from his ra- vlsion of the 87th Psalm: ‘ "The lard loveth the height 0! Germany more than all the dwel- lings abroad.

"The Lord loveth the y

the Odenwald and the

Baltic.

“I will make mention of the vul-

gar Euphrates and, the Ganges,

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*nh* 01’ Pilsrlmagcs for Hindus “ce mmm” W mm dem°mtnwn wnere our forelathers ruled

from all pang of Ind1|__ in Choltk. _ . wanted in ,mg , M°,qu:‘°°rl§;': Premier Edouard mndier movedi “B¢h°1d the wide or the Goths,

the Longo.>..i.ls, and Andaualans, it shall be said our brothers were

1931 mnowi Mon cniappe. 'rns sudden dusting of .ns bvm and died f-here that nllgmirrngntsenvlvenwzmatf little oorsican as Prefect was tne\ “But On 05111112 inert ot the Teu- p¢¢t¢q Au mvnuztunu oommlr mm; ;-egmmdmg mow in the smug. * toburgzr forest) tile Lord sh,-.ll count

those sprung from blood of the son of Mannus, Ingo Istu and km n."

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thee, 0 city of God.

“I will make mention of Rahab

and Babylon to them that know ma; behold Philistia. and Tyre, with Ethiopia; this man was born there.

“And of Zion it shall be said, this

and that man was born in her, and the Highest Himself shall establish her.

“The Lord shall count, when he

writeth up the people, that this man was born there.

"As well the singers as the players

on instruments shall be there; all my springs are in thee."

Teudt frankly revealed himself as

an anti-Fundamentalist. In tho foreword to his volume he claimed that christ was of pure Aryan blood-"His whole spirituality being foreign to Jews."

While not entirely eliminating the

.Old Testament, 'Ileudt said many ,features in it were obnoxious and should be pruned.

The so-called Psalms of revenge

he eliminated altogether. 1-Ie said he stood for a new religion which ‘unlzes conceptions of God, nature. , morality and heroism. which are the imperlshable, God-given heritage of

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his Cabinet with the replacement of , three msn and will appear in the Chamber Tuesday confident of in- creased support. 1

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IN UKLAHUMA GUNFIEHT

Furious Gun Play As

R 0 b b e-r - fugitives A r e Trapped By Law.

(A. P, by Guardielfa Special Wire)

SAPULPA, Okla., Feb. 4-The

guns of Bspulpa officers today had cut three from tl.s list of wanted Oklahoma bad msn, but their own ranks were decimated by the loss of two who took part Baturda; in one of the bloodiest battles between the law and the lawless the State has seen in years.

Eldon Wilson, a robber~fugitive

who was brought to jail with four bullet wounds, died this morning. The others killed were:

'rom Brumley, 40, Bapulpe police

chief; Charles P. Lloyd, S2 a pat- rolman; Aussie Elliott a dangerous gunman and also a fugitive, and Raymond Moore, known tc the officers only as an accomplice of Elliott and Wilson.

Plovmi lab Violence

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emotion last nigl-t as e result d the furious gunplay, was quiet. to- day as troops of National Guards-

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Paris Night Life Dimme:IBySi'r:'ke

(A. P. By Guardiaa'a Special Wire)

PARIS, Feb. 4.-The famous night

life of Paris was dimmed tonight by the tn::ica.h strike which is estima- wd to be holding more than 96 per- tent of all the cabs in Parls idle. , Paris has become s 12 o'clock town, with bridge parties forced w break up at midnight and revellers leaving the city’s hundreds of cab- aret; in time to catch the lastbusea and subway trains.

The strike started la-Dt week in

protest against government taxes which have forced the price of gas- oline to 40 cents a gallon. I Strikers insisted that cabs would stay in garages until the gasoline aurtax is lifted l Balls and other social functions, aa well as night sporting events have been indefinitely postponed be- cause taxis were unavailable.

Author And Playwright Dies

(A. P. by Guardians lpeeial Win)

WEFPORT, Conn., lab. 4-

Moutague Glass, noted author and playwright who von fame with his potash and pcarimuwer series, was had today at his Wssport sum- mer home at the age of M.

The writt was stricken with a

cerebral hmaorrhage after being in ill health for some time and died yesterday. 'Qian was lata in Manchester.

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Drivers Roughly Handled By Demon- strating Strikers.

(A. P. By Gsatdialfa Special Wire)

NEW YORK, Feb. 4.-Passengers

were dragged from independent

Itaxicabs and drivers were beaten with brass knuckles early today as violence flared in the crowded Times Square district. Demonstrating

'strikers and sympathizers stopped cabs, smashed windows and doors and blockaded the theatre area.

More than 1,000 strikers and sym-

psthizers marched up Broadway fol- lowing a mass meeting and stopped independent taxicahs as the ma- chines plcked up after-theatre pas- sengers. Po'ice were powerless in Imost cases to cope with the sudden onslaught of the crowd. Marching four and five abreast the marchers left behind them a trail of broken cab doors and smashed headlights. Passengers found in independent 'cabs were treated roughly.

i First 0f Consequence

The outbreak was the first dis-

turbance of consequence in the cur- rent drivcrs' walkout and followed a conference earlier in the evening between taxlcab owners and a repre- sentative of ~Mayor Florrello l-I. La- gusrdia during which the strikers issued an ultimatum to independents t.o stop hacking. l Strikers plcketed Broadway and other busy thoroughfares early Sat-; urday night, warning drivers of in- dependent cabs to "get oil the street ‘by midnight and attend the mam meeting." A few of the cabs whose 'drivers disobeyed the edict‘ found their vehicles overtumed. A szoro or more were more or less wrecked. I It was reported a woman passen- ger of another cab was pulled bod- ily from the rear seat and knocked 'unconscious by a strikers fist. A number of tall _hats were bowled (from the heads of other cab fares ‘and trampled underfoot. i Striking driven dlsclaimad ras- ‘ ponslbllity today for the violence and charged it up to agents "hired by the companies to give the union a black eye."

William Grandall. President of the

United Taxi Drivers’ Union asserted i28,000 driven had joined the strike and only about 4.000 independents i were outside the fold. ; The hackmen are striking to get “that nickel." Former Mayor John P. O’Brien imposed a five-cent tsax on each taxi ride, which has slece

war in which we are compelled to part-i¢iPli0»

ussian ar omm “Red Armyf’ Would Be _Vic- torious In A_n_y_ Conflict.

B St l P. Rl hardson, Associated Press Foreign Staff) ( y an eyA PCB Gugrdian’s Special Wire)

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MOSCOW Feb 4-Soviet Russia today has the “most B

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i3<':1|i\l\is;I:H- for War Klementi E. Voroslalloff declared be- fore the All-Union Communist Party Congress |891 llisllf- He was outlining the Sovieifs defences and the _measures

highly mechanized army in the world” and will be “vlctor- I _

being taken to repel a p08Sibl¢ il\Vlli°l»

“Despite our diplomatic efforts we have not y ceeded in convincing Japanese ruling circles that peace

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better than war,” the Commiesar declared.

war Probable

In language which left no doubt

that the Red arr;y's high com- mand was convinc that war with Japan is probable, Voroshiloff de- clared that fortifications had been erected at strategic points on the I-*ar Eastem border, through which "it would be difficult for any in- vader to penetrate," and that arm- cd forces had been "increased" in that region.

Assorting that it would be “ri-

diculous” for Soviet Russia to ig- nore Japanese preparations for war “and continue to trust in our “dear neighbor," Voroshiloff added that "the measures we have taken for the d'fence of our frontiers in cities of the Far East is a stye in the eye

of the Japanese. I

“It would be more agreeable and

pleasant for our neighbors were we without any defence, but we can- not glve them that satisfaction," he said.

Manchu:-iaMl1itaryBase `

Eteiterating the charge that Jap-

an was preparing Manchuria as n military hue for future operations against the U. S. S. R., he con- tinued, “this compels us to pre- pare for eventualities.”

"Despite our diplomatic efforts",

he said, “we have not been able to convince Japanese ruling circles that peace is better than war, and that war with us will not be easy fir Japanese military circles. Iti would be a big and costly war for' tn inm to ” I

s s rs Voroshlloff. on another tack. took

occasion to administer a verbal

been declared unconstitutional. The

money is held in escrow. The meni

demand it all, while the operators are determined to fight for 80 per- cent of it.

Cabs were an unusual sight on the

street today. Ordinarlly, from I pedestrians viawp0int, they literally are choked with them. Promenad- ers on Fifth Avenue were seen to stop and gaze, ss though at an odd ity, at the few cabs daring to roll along.

Austria To/lppeal To The League

GENEVA, Feb. 4. - NewB9ll>¢i'l

hare today published a statement that Austria would appeal to the League of Nations tomorrow against German intervention in Austrian affairs.

The Council of the hesgus. the

newspapers sa-ki. will bs called into special session hh. 12 to oonsidlr the matter.

League officials uid they under-

stood the Austrian Cabinet may reach a decision tomarrow on s course of action, while Baron Pflugl, that oountry's dhltllfd to the bea- gue, said he did not know her in teritions.

spanking to his fellow-Commisaar Andretevich Andrecv, in charge of communications and transport,i criticizing severely Russia's badly lagging state of transportation.

Sitting with flushed face on the

tribune before the huge Commun- ist party gathering Andreev listen- ed silently as Voroahiloff lashed out at what he termed "badly dis- organized transport."

Naval Forces

Revealing that Russian naval

forces have been greatly augment- ed also, in the region of Vladivo- stock as well as in the Black Sea and the Baltic, the War Commlasar said, "we can boast of e capacity in this far eastern fleet, despite the small size of our vessels. which is inadequate for attack but which nevertheless is sufficiently strong for defence,

“It ls well known that we do not

intend to attack anybody, but only defend our shores and borders. Our naval aviation, submarines and coast defenou would be able to mutilate an attacking enemy."

Winding up his address, Voro-

shilcff borrowed an llliression fnnn scailn, saying 'we are fearless and rn forward The swine's noses

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