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FURTHER SPLIT IN
A. MATIIIESON ¢~, who formally open-
new Falconwood Institution
(O.
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ceeds--VoteOn Bill To Be
Taken Today
P. By Gulrdhlfl lpootll Wire)
0'I'I‘AWA, May 1-The govern-
ment gained the support of two more opposition members of thc House of Commons today for its marketing bill, the gray-haired for-
Quebeo Nationalist leader.
Henri Bourasea now sitting as an independent and a British Colum-
Liberal, 'rboinas Reid of New
Westminster.
In announcing they would sup- , I l ~ -
port seoald Noding for the far- ' . . -
.reaching bill, both men said it board was necessary but foresaw | charge through Ponce un” wtab_ only in titetbgiildihs tfhies- The, ients, while Dr, Blanchard aggend. must be arranged rsdioouy ur com- evil in the powers given me mul- lished to keep the meeting within ggffnffggm ° 3°” fmt" “inte ed to their mental ilu. . °“,..."~.. 11.*” .;°".°f~;;@l; af.; .:;°“‘~ °f,;°°=' :s,f;;._..'°‘““ ‘.'.i‘.‘:.°':°..2“;..';;i: *:i:2:°°:.r.‘ fix? -... 2........t.° i»‘ ..?°..;‘;;.:“~‘.*:;;‘: an 2:°i.°”:.f€.
'° at Wen I” °° ' o short the W1" f‘1°*°fY hand-S muhd ca ities since that time no md
t , _ »__ istancg was put d wu after ° . , DM - l f¢:g°°,,,n`,, °§_!?;g?1§,.wt§; T 0 R N A D 0 ;ens.t0-iiend righting, _fx-zi W? 1fU€~ Pub1i° Servioeii acted as il trustee or the institu- former agricultural minister and (continued on Page al For the most part, however, ° ‘me “°”“‘*”Y- tion. His Lordship as Premier had
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LIBERAL RA Ivlcs oi/I~:R co v’T MARKETING BILL
Government Gains Two More,
Supporters As Discussion Pro-'
A division seemed imminent to-
night but as the minutes tiohed off.
member after member took the floor and the vote was postponed
COMMUNISTS F TRA Tb ARCH olv PARIS
it-i
_ Meetings Held
(By llohald Mllook, Associated Pu- Staff Writer)
PARIS, May 1-Communists riot- ed on tins outskirts of Paris this
~ evening in A May Day endeavor to
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%M1nor Disorders'
l ‘Mark May Day
~ One Kille_d And Six Injured I In Havana - Stringent Police ' Precautions Throughout World
Prove Effective - Parades And
mm. h th 1m_ Th h, It suburb; but were tom down by po-V ”M;5t?b._n° ,;§l;m_m“'°howr::;,' I lice. At Gennevilllers Communists"
Marks
Mental
Great Interest
Cilneat satisfaction with the new
building and with the improved ioutlook for treating mental pat-
In Many Lands ‘.‘.‘i“‘.'..’.” °’“i‘.’.i§’”l’l°°.¥,"”".‘i""’°'°I
o nig e rm open
.___ [ing or the east wlrlg of saloon-
wood Hospital. The new hospital was formerly opened by His Lord- ship Chief Justice Mathieson, Ad- ministrator of the Government. Premier W. J, P, MacMillan, pre- sided.
In his opening remarks Premier
MacMilla e r h ia-
in the capital kept to their bar- racks with their tanks, machine guns and artillery pieces.
Red flags were hoisted on public
buildings in several Communist
uhtii tomorrow when the Mini-star uolv. w. J. r. rsaolumnsw i War ouiokly i'-uuelohod alter a ahora b“§"§§d§i' ‘”°§,d°“°"°’°,‘,’x;1 .l tum oi all lggggsitieuciiluge or in- of Agriculture, Hon. Rbbtrt Weir, » blttle With P01195. Wim TU-Shed U18 no guy C y 043° an beg" forested citizens on an occasion will close debate. Who presided at the ooenlhx oi Reds on their feet with football “tlg °°“’{F‘;£t °f;“1k “S “Wife” which he hoped would mm ,, mu.- In his patriarchal way, the Que- F'\1°°nW°°d “°§F"°°| |33* °"°“|”¢° WNW Tm C°mm\l!i1l\i! W¢1'° 1-U' 1 ah gfed to ° B' an ed yfungsters stone in the treatment of mental
boo Ixidependent. a grandson of were ° t tl - Louis Joseph Papineau, said the » Fifiheli hundred Reds. Dirt of I fa to 1'k ts y mmm' t ms yi It was nearly eighteen years since mil wee a mixture or good and evil mesa mettihs attended by 15000 in ,i.h’Y P” fu' gif” “"5” ef t His Lordship had relies mm to et H, ,med 5 gengnl marketing the Vincennes woods sought to ° 59"" 5 9 W” ef ec We tend tothe physical ills of the pat
(Canadian Press)
PICTOU, N. S., May 1.-The liesnlsiilp Lovat arrived in ,port today, :uid will load cargo for, ilic iilalgzdillcn lslaiids. She will ull from hero Thursday, under (bpiain l`l°;il:k Cltmglbc-ll, dn her ills-t irip oi’ the season. The rvsscl wzis frozcli Sal the port of Souris, l’.l5.I., during .thc winter.
ANNOUNCEMENTS. COMING EVEN i`S,
MEETINGS, ETC
"Annoull 1-meals urn inse fed In iii. l-cililull ui 2 1-1-uiu per srird lirlrlly p.i_\:l|»iu in lulvnnce,
"Dunno ill Grand View Hail, Fri- iu. Moy -itil, Admission lac. .
"Dix llluldul will be in George- lovm eacll l<‘l‘iday during May. I
L-3190.
"Como to the Dance in Cardigan _ Ball, Friday, May 4th.. “Webstcrs‘ Orchestra."
"Conor-rt:1llclDrlnce in Mount liewarl. Hail, l-‘i-ldny, May 4th.
L-4033.
"Bordl~ll line club loading hogs, him- C-\1‘~'l‘S. Albany, Wednesday, li-ii' 2. L-alia.
"All limi-ostcd please meet at lilo Marshfield Cemetery Thursday lliomooil nt 1 p.m. By order of Conlmiticc. L-4043
h"Dr, Lncoursicre, Dentist, willl 5111 Si. l‘otcr‘s Bay May 3rd and' “li 1.-ao-ia
"Tho annual meeting of Harts- “ut Ciuuieiv will be iieiri in the Hail on liny the 5th, 8 P. M. Dun- °“‘1“°l\0i5U1i.Sccrotnry. - L-4032.
"Come to the dance in Auburn fn°,“°,°l 1"r_ifi-ly night, may 4tii. As- mis on 2oe_ Lunch free. If not fins ‘wins lllouoey night. 1.-aloe
uipmuy sal pm. -as “Z WIS- Trinity cliul-oh. L-sooo.
'Whoo in summerneid Hell §§“‘§““Y~ Moy ard. Lunch serveaf mlél-'sion 20c. If weather unfavour-
°°“‘° Fiidoy- L-also.
?k_.
"00h1c to the dance in Emerald gnu W°dn°-iflhv night- special mu- U- Refreshments. 1,4009
“Como to the C0 Legion Play and m§§;r;vm Belle.-it rutile 1-rail, sut-
cliiilg, M-ay Sth Admlaion
B °”“"5- Special rates to' children
14-4027.
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l Mlm Life now offers a. policy
eh "° diiio. guaranteeing walggdtmf _Years if conditions ruling ug., ‘§1iiA like it. "Enquire
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Y will a
3: '":'°” "'° ‘iuier ia :- l '”"“ °“ "ith vermont.
Cuaunorrsrown GUARDIAN
Province l Gets
---~ | Communists waving red flags clam-
( P' Y “ ““ P iuirougliout rraneemtaetraditlen- car.cU'1"r mdia, Ma a- al Moy Day fashion. and failed to
reds injured and a dozen reported missing early today after a tornado,
swept the town of'Sylhet in thc; ring" of factory suburbs were
. Y
Twenty persgns were killed, mind- mike work for watchful troops h-hd,
P0 02- _
Sporadic affrays in Paris’ “red'
Splendid Terms On Bond Issuei
Tender For $300,000 Issue Is
Awarded To Highest Bidder At 99.32 On Rate Basis Of 4.06.
Province of Assam. Native housesi were blown away and many small craft on the Surma River found- ered._ _ ‘ "
The town of Syllxet, capital of the
district of the same name, has a population of approximately 14,000 and is a centre oi’ river trade. The province of Assam is located in the extreme nozthcast of India. Europ- can residences are scattered about the river banks and on the neigh- boring hillocks of Sylliet. A violent earthquake shook the town in 1869. '
The tender of Hanson Bros., Incorporated, Monirea.l,,
at 99.32 for the purchase of $300,000 ten year four per cent ' Province oi' Prince Edward Island debentures dated May 1, 1934, was yesterday accepted by the Provincial Govern- ment on a rate basis of 4.06. ` 1
Fourteen tenders in all were received, the best offer
being accepted._
promptly quelled by police, with few injuries. A Communist-sposv sored general strike against gov- ernment workers' pay cuts gained few followers who stopped work to participate in parade; and sing the Internationale.
Gendarmes, mounted Republic
Guards, and steel-helmeted mobile guards were massed by the hun- dreds wherever Communists and Socialists met and checked the re- volutionary spirits among them. Others guarded public buildings.
While 30,000 police protected
Paris, 10,000 soldiers concentrated
Marketing B °
zll Indorsed
Jured by police ¢iub,_ ‘W o hm Fgfo to school, several Dmems
<C.P.-Ham By Guardiufs Special devoted muah time to the weiiurei
dancciit Hospital pe__i_iin
New Era
In Treatment 01
Diseases
A _Taken In Formal i Opening Proceedings At
Falconwood Last Evening.
of Falconwood Hospital. The speak- er himself had learned a good deal about Faloonwocd, by actual ex- perience. the only way of much value when it came to tho matter of administration. During the time he had spent at the institution he had learned oi’ the difficulties os administration,
The Premier made reference to
the investigation made in/oo condi- tions in the institution, from tho viewpoint of the building and alla of the patients' welfare. Though existing conditions were not cred- itable, the report was not intended to cast reflections on any govern- ment. An attempt had been made to remedy conditions. The ,cold storage plant which had been under construction at the time oi’ the fu-e'had survived. Attention had been called to defective wiring and rewiriaig had been in progress at the time of the fire. The fact that the lights were buming in the out \vlng, which had been rewired facil- itated the removal of patients
-(Continued on Page 8)
-A_ b G ann r’ S edu W1", ered against war and Fascism- Wim) I ‘
PA-F-15. May 2-(Wednesday)-A
chauffeur was seriously injured and a policeman shot when a pitch- ed battle occurred early today in the Rue Nationale of the 13th Air- rondissement, a workers' district, just when the authorities were be- ginning to congratulate themselves that May day had passed without
Committee Hears ,
Plan Of Van-_l couverEconamist
Mendota Crew On Shore Leave
(C. P. By Guardiaxrs Special Wire; Hamrriax, my 1.-Glad to g
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any serious incidents. Shortly after midnlght'2.000 police were on the
(C. P. By Guardlm’s Sf»°o|aI Wire)
warmed by a land breeze, away from the frigid zone of floating ice-ber
scene. The rioters had begun tal _ a good percentage of the crew of g build ri barricade and di e trereii orrawa, May 1-Control of the men from the mtermrtiorei lee pet-
8'
at the head of a closed street, lead-
ing out of the Rue Nationale.
From the adjoining houses, lit up
by large police searchllghts, a bar- rage of stones and kitchen uten- sils-anything that came to the hands of the surly ricters-rained down on the police. |
National Credit of Canada on ii roi cutter Mendota enjoyed “shore basis of the value of the activitieii leave” tonight. “We sighted 165 of the people as "h 801118 C°|1°9m ; beige and for 10 days we ploughed and not on a. gold basis, would and through a solid mal of fog," de- the depression in 24 hours. Gerald clared Commander W. J. Keestel' of G, McGeer, K. C., Vancouver econ- the United States coastguard cutter omist, told the house committee on on her arrival hare. “The number banking and commerce today. The of belts is *Wy above normal. An
'nie trouble began when taxi- where problem or economic me average year we eisht about 90 in
(Continued on Page ei
could be reduced to arithmetic in APYU- This 7°” 'F had £59 "mm its simplest form, Mr. Mocieer de- f’°'“ “ml” °‘i?h°”‘€ Wm- chred. aiiiiwsh me leamed md His craft, which will remain for exhaustive dissertation on world 10 days is being relieved by the cut”
economics to which he had treated te, Pdmc_hM.tmm_ 1-he Mmdom
Huge Increase In the committee 101° fi*/9 h°“1`5 W°5| arrived on the Grand Bankstocom-
PortBusiness
far from simple. I menoe her patrol on April 10 sn-
'rhroughout the whole of the nivorsary or the sinking of the 'ri-
morning and afternoon sessions tht, tanio by a "mountain of ice." Since swiftly speaking and militant ec-l that disaster, through. international
1934
Th
able Char onto.
sou,
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until
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The issue which is being made
under authority of Chapter 8 of the
lature, is in connection with un- employment relief expenditures.
The price received is regarded as
exceptionally satisfactory, and compares most favourably with the terms of recent bond issues in oth- er provinces and municipalities. '
Following is a list of the tenders,
which were opened yesterday sf- ternoon:
l-IansonB\'os.Ino. ._
Co., Li/d. Irving. Brennan and
Young. Weir and Oo.. Ltd. . . . _ . . ...
A. I. Ames and Co.,
with Dominion
Ltd-. Wlood. Gundy and Co. Ltd., East- - ern Securities Oo.
Ltd. . ._
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occupied with
grandiury. Gout
Jordanwillstsrtwith ellingodapetitiurr. dAnl1¢‘Merrithlw
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Acid 0! the Pi'0V1!idie.l Logis-
e interest and principal is pay- at the Bank of Montreal at lotietown, Montreal and Tor-
l0 year 30year
9032 9
90.30 96.55
, Ltd., asaociat- l with McLeod.
Gouinlock and
90.38 90.33
d., associated
cur-ities Corp.,
N139 97.3”
90.118 I
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bull W6-ll!!
tomorrow, when
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Imperial Bank of
Stewart, Jones and
Oo., associated with Messrs. Mead and
~<Co., Montreal, J.
C. McIntosh and Co. Ltd., Halifax. Nesbit, Thompson and Co-
Mc’i‘aggart, Hanna-
ford, Birks and Gordon Ltd., asso- ciated with Har- rison and Oo. Ltd.
Ctriffie Fairslough
and Norswortby Ltd., associated with Dyment, An- derson, Cochrane,
Bank of Montreal,
associated with Royal Securitim Corporation Ltd. _
Bank of Nova Boo-
tis, associated with R. A. Daly aug Co. Ltd., Matthews and Oo- Ltd. Clairdner and Oo. Ltd. . . . .
W. U. Pitfield fry, Mills, Spence
and Oo.
a-_-
99 .06
99.099
98.888
98.80
98.79
98.59
98.591
98.07
97.51
98. 144
97.838
97.53
97.56
96.71
97.081 97.27
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Criminal Cases Search FundyFor\ Before Court _ Missing Man
(U. P. B! (ing-dian's Special Win)
'I'IVER.TON’, N. B., May 1. --
Search went forward over the stormy Bay of Fundv tonight for
mmm” David Oesin r -year-old fisher-
” b°f°" 'M °°"'“' °f Kms" Bunn man believcdeto afiave been wuhed for York Ooimty, Chief Justice J. H, wmoud whm “mms in me my Barry presiding. Gilbert Jordan. t°d`y_ Ram M, onmgerrs safety Burners Point, is eiuirgea with mar- mn tm ammom ,hm he ,,,,,,,, der, me o.mlaon_Merrithew,1=~roa- ,o Mum M .hm Wm, the ow, erioton, is charged with fvrlofv Ind mm' mm, “mm nu, tm, mom- defrsuding the provincial govern- _ Md mm” dupemd when
ill(
“°'“° ~ ilu sailor, vapor osancer. owned
up a drifting trawl tub whlich he
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shootinl 14 last. before
sons were
By Agricultural Journal In EnthusiasticEditorial
The attitude of the farmers of Canada towards_ the
Bennett Govel'nment’s Marketing Bill, to_ which such bitter hostility has been shown by Mackenzie Kmg and his follow- ers in Parliament, is thus set forth in a leading editorial in “The Farmer’s Advocate”:
The Minister of Agriculture at Ottawa. llenounble Robert Weir, has
introduced into the llouse of Commons a Marketing Bill that provides the powers and machinery for which agricultural organizations from one end of Canada to the other have been pleading. Now it remains for the Mem- bers of Parliament to enact this legislation and open the wa¥ fb 9°\\'l°, constructive, orderly marketing methods that will imllilro 710|” and in-5 crease the income as well as the buying power of rural Canada. The other, alternative is to defeat it and thereby stir up an lzlthilhll for !i\f|l¢loll. campaigns for a. Canadian NRA or wild schemes that will not receive the endorsation offs:-lnizultural oraliniutiom and only 3°S¢\’0¥ IU" “WN “W morale of the a ng popua on. __
The Marketing Bill is, in the opinion of_“'.l?lre Farmers Advocate. the
best pieoe of marketing legislation ever introduced in canada. rtis hogg- it le modem and not o bit too sweeping or uonmrehensivo io mee! ° needs or the agrieuitul-ai industry under these smersehor ooudiilohs- Anv- thing less would fall sufficiently short at the mark to leave producers helpless and disoounged. '
It is significant that Great Britain. a traditionally conservative people
mg g nation preponderantly industrial, granted similar powers to the producers in 1981, in order io rehabilitate and enoounge the agriculture of the state. Later the Act was amended ao that the organised producer! ‘ might themselves control the iluD0li_0l £001!! V-lil* °0llll°¢°¢l 'ml |1000'
(Continued on Pais 8)
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(C°IP{’,Ibn.y G“”'u‘n'1sl;:fi;,lctv1:u°) onomist from the Pacific coast m°,easedA§’x.,1`£\f∈s customi held the silent attention of the and excise figures for April I °°mmm°° “nd an ““di1f"°;etur:f were 168 per cent higher than ,fmm the "°°m capafx Y' t me oonespondmg period in mercifullly lashed t e prwteno 1933, according to 0. A. Collins, banking system, verbally tore i “gms oouecmr at Ha_]_1fu_ shreds and cast it to the winds 1 Gusmm and imports duties go.. Mr. Mcfleers four-point plan of tailed $224,144.34 as compared with $82,683.35 during the month lest year. Sales tax on imports was more t.han double the 1933 figures. Excise taxes totalled five times as much ns April last year. In fact. increase was not- ed in all collections except for steamship inspection fees and fees for fumigation of vessels, for which slight decreases were
reported.
province to have the sole power to issue currency and to issue any _ credit not based entirely upon ac- tual currency. He would set up an i economic control department to
handle business within the Domin- ion, and an lntematlonal trade con- trol board to handle foreign trade.
Lastly his pllm would establish a
department of taxation which would prevent accumulation of too great a volume of credit in the
i-sons
C01lf 81' iliidldiliilgnuwiiuirderiggtrgl iii): issue'
of credit to prevent flooding the
O I
I country with purchasing power. In
Ofhcla 8 other words this department would
(0. P. By Guardiaws Special WIN) 1;,-oued mglggign MONTREAL. Moy 1-Oh hi-1 “"°`, Mr. Meoeer wer rtiu talking -
visit to the Atlantic reoion hood- when the six o'oioei¢ edlournmerit Q\ii\l'f°\‘I Bm” ml °PP°m°m°“t" was reached and the committee Hoo- 0- P- Fuller*-01M °h°if°‘°“ °f| arose until Thursday morning, the U19 39515 0! '1`W-55°” °f "W °m'_ assumption being that the witness adisn Noiiouhi Reilwwi- Will' would not be subjected to any rur- reach Moncton Friday evening, it um. questionmg on hh, plum ‘ was learned hero tonight. Mr. Full- erton will oonfer there with region- al officials. B. J. Hungerford, Pres- ident of the railway, will accom-
pany the chairman.
Registration Of Motor Vehicles Shows Increase
Quebec Town Has Quiet Day
(C, P, by Gu.ard.ian's Special Wire)
ROUYN, Que., May 1-A day of
expected turbulence passed here
_...__ without incident. Two years ago a
(U, lr, by Guardlan's Special Wire) riot flared on May day and Chief HALIFAX, my 1._--someone has, of Police J. Lapointo was wbundled
tba money-or the credit." declar- by gunfire. Reports were that in od Minister gf Highways A, s, Mac- protest against the prison sentenc- Mlllan tonight. commenting on a ea and deportations that followed. in-ge increase in motor vohieie rea- Communist avmoothioera would istrationa in Nova Bootia this year. meats I. disturbance on the anni- Hs laid registrations to dam had versary today, but under the watch- ,-|_,m yy 4,000 dmv. the figure for ful eyes of police all was quiet. the same time last year, and the Plans for a parade fell through. number of new ears registered thisl Pmvented by constables from spring was double last years totai.\ boarding trains, a group of 100 men
yesterday-trio last day 1933 llc-| from Amos, '10 miles away, started
enses were effective-saw the great- from Roliyn over the week-end og est registration of any day in the foot. A few of them struggled in department of highway's history, town today, but they “P-0 W0
muminutertoldauolegiaatloa.. wosyfowiaetwuiiiv-
---- apply the brakes to prevent uncon- ,V/f
oo-operation, shlprplng lanes are pa- trolled by cutters.
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rises tomorrow morning nt -L48.
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0, 1.41 n. m.
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later than Chlirloitu-to\\‘u. _
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