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BRUSSELS, Feb. 1-laforI- qi qinrien here were agreed may that evqytbing was realy

or immediate' asfea me Di Guin, Il you si the Bourbon Home pus and preiendsr

mmm of France, should cir- cumstances warrant. I Although svsnta do

pi- ripe for sash

in pretended aaa, Count of Paris. an axperimead _ |v`ainr, would be alllv ll- coll- vvy his father personally la Frame at any msgid, if ase-

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"P.ra..es va. Hornets at Milam link tonight. _ L-S02.

°~i~it.i.¢y at ulgiirieie tonight lions vs. uranitss, skate aiu.

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FINANCIAL l’0l|Ci' IIRGEIJ

Large Scale National

Building Program Also Dealt With In

Commons. '

(C. P. by Gaardisrrs Special Wire) OTTAWA, Feb. 'I-Drastic chang-

es in the general financial policy of Canada were urged on tba Ben- nett Government today by one at its supporters in .the House od Ommom. Jamsi Ii. stitt, cars., Selkirk, Man Be suggested com- Dullory reduction of interest, con- version of government bonds at lower ntl and the issuing of $100,- 000,290 in cash to establish a rc- cmstruction purchasing board.

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tercst charges. No decision was made on the Oooh motion, the dl&to not being concluded

EE e§~g iiiiiniii 'ihiiiiiii $§§sE"§§§ ':i giéh ` §;s5

govern ltitt..

e will be an-

poriunity lost."

Inflation

mem r the kind of preaching of sound

=g°g°go,y; gggugyg 1;, "‘;,°_;°“,‘;,‘;3, , German CrewLost H ave SWB p t

awset sounding fer the receivers 01 interest but it has meant fury for the masses' of Canadians.”

I! the Goverment placed $100.-i

il0,000 behind a raconstmction P111’ chasing board, Canadian industry

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*Come to the Collolfi hi Rtllilko M Mvnuay night, February 12th, in P. ivi. 1,..3.,s,l "Cate me by ladies of st' limes ciiuxch, Baturday. Febmaiy . 1011. at Moore dr lscLsod's. i.-3041

“Dont miss the supper in Clim...in Church Boliool Room mfllw. res. s. L-an

"§7eiit.ul Rink Tonight. Brackiey m~5.»0.i.\. vs. York Seniors, uove-

3li¢ hour skate after match. L-2.8.

n;H°f}¢ey at M.-. Herbert to-night

1 My oi! between Cross Roads

“li Mt. iitrbert. skating after.

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'fPliyoii. Nei-iii wiitiiiiie ninx °°‘,“¥»§E Mission crystaa va. :my- v\.e siiimrocks. Skating alter with °“‘° Mlwf- ‘ L-sas.

’_'P°@lponed dance in linnmer- :Bd Pliill will be held Thursday.

- 8~h. Ii weather unfavourable,

"'° Friday. 1.-an

"whey at uanrimie nm to- '°1h~. Junior team oi nannrisu ‘°‘ Dlmlisffrlrsr. skate arm.

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would receive Si.000,000.C00 in new a'do':s, Kr. Sbitt predicted. Thi! board would act as a hoPP¢l'. WMU farmers cou`d place orders and rc- cvive goods. sttrring liens on their pmperty wlt"ou.t. interest. The ord- gi-| would go to Oanadan manu- faetuiers, financed by the 8100.' 000.000 fund.

Berfdoar

Cariiidans were bein! P' J 3°

cent off interest rates payable in Canada under all forms of contract. in addiltlon. L iada might apr pi-each united states owners of Canadian hoods throush 01° ‘BWP national Joint commission, seeliinl one-third reduction of rates in that wimtry, Blmiiar overtures might be in.-de to Birlish owners of Dan- adlan bonds If the Present oonrll were followed indef niteiy, Canada would be forced iodefauit on prin- cipal and interest.

The llanitzba member’s support

of the Coots mot`m did not meet general favor with other Conserva- t,|v¢_ John Hackett, Cons. Stans- tsad. Qu.. and 0. R. Gem. 0°"- 'nmonto south mth oovwed it- - `° Quebec member suggested a beck- to~t.be-larid scheme as a more sen- sible programme and the 'roronto msmber owosod iasulns 418°* money because it might lead to

gscq irollad inflation. All the Lib-

W who spoke favored the nat~

ionai lrliiidinl scheme.

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Macleod. It proposed a large-scale Cat of! from sataids eemmimi- ;vrse-l‘k;l:1\}`lLmubl'\"\l'Mm` wafchfl: x national buiidizs prorramms nan- sativa. what: cwmmniizgns 5;! in as -bm mm” wud." osdbyuewcin'reucy,tosaolpcin-gnteoaato IP nwmtuuqmhmmu

Lange and privatiou until

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Iistzr likqorvssstr _ Of Youthful Adventurers Rim and Forum”

Run Conseoutively

»‘:;°`i'~°"=°;.Gov’t. Steamer _ _,___°l;3 Uff On Search

For Schooners

” _ ::¢tit"'"m“ni“ia’ "H Unenntroilsd inflation was not' ,

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Bill/IliUB.G. Germany, Fab.

1-The Captain and the crew of four were loat when tha Gorman tanker Stormvozol ex- ploded Monday in the N.r.h Boa with a cargo of ga..oina aboard, it was learned tzalay.

Dulch vessels which hn.red

to sbs scene found only a few dritlng plnla. They o.:r.icd no ado ¢r|i.lprnc..t and news of this d`saa.'er was delayed unhi the ships reac..ed p.r..

The Stcrmvogel was bound

from Ansterdam is Friin. Germany.

(C. P. ly G:sal‘dln.li's Bpoclnl Will)

HALIFAX. . Pa..e d 25 Nova Scotian fishemien remalned unknown early today as the Canadian Government Cutter /trieux piougnee ner way throush the biizsard-swept fishing banks in search of the schoonere Dot and

'Hi1lie. and Hazel A. G.

ser2d;m hy “this strzifglit ,i:i:.:.t of i.iverD3°1- N~ S~. Bl UNH! W-Y-ll 17 e s interest," Mr. st;tt sais, advocating Tanker men aboard and two days iot:_r re- Alf S e fl) 1 Ce

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D” ‘ K n Xploslon Shirley, her engine was crippled.

-_-~ _ Aid from shore was sought but in

(A-P-_ly Gvrd url loco al Wire) the interim the not and nuns. HA».iBU-<0. Germ y. l'~t>- '1-.with only s flying iib and oiiei-

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The Dot. and Hlille sailed out of

Contests For Mayor-

alty And For Coun- cillors In All But Ward Four.

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killed.

2. Dournergrle sped to the capital from his provincial

The results of the nominations

for next Wednesdays civic elections

foil . ` opened City Bali yesterday at noon and closed at 4 p. ln.

The three present Water Com-

missioners, ldusrs. Webster, Con-

nors and Wright are re-elected by aoclamationf

and Rattray are elected Councillors

by aeolamatiun. Thr will he con- tests for the Mayo sity and for

ggunsiliors in all Wards except

ur.

The new 01 the wil Dnfeh mi- tits si tau, nm asappmefi in me or tanker Btormvrgel wza beiiev- blinduu mW_f,u_ '

ed to have been lost wh:n the

WMI. ¢=rrvlr\s I. wav of rw- stsméhiy min:

line, blew up today. Tao vess;ia

which were in the vi:inty of the' Th, v¢.g5¢1_ howgve,-_ \_ _ of

51185. 058113 mile! W0* 0| N`l‘d¢\". s nunch construction and was ex-l

NY- |'“‘“¢4 W 95° "“¢“' but pcct;d to survive the gales and fury f0““¢| 5° in” °f l-5° l»*-“U 0|' ' of the turbulent sea. But constem- .-U-I t=l`°'~ ation was felt for the safety of the

Thi DNS 'N55 UNH” U WU other craft, a 20-ton schooner, V" Wm* ‘°°' Amiuidll W meant for a day'a fishing, which Sdflfll. Ocriiany. left Lunenburg Tuesday morning

with only. lb gallons of fuel for

naw cmlrs misss im. ,_,,,m,,., ,,,,m,_

P°°"°'»”‘°‘° 'ni'-U' when me mise to appear ri-an

bl' 12-miie trip, her owners, W. U.

PANB, lab. 1.-The name of the ,muh md comm” Limited' P°"‘“"“ °"“‘ °‘ P°"°° "‘°" ‘”" tamed an coastal ststiom witn- inisaai aggravated ths already dir- nz "win

fisult situatim confronting the Dai- disr cabinet U oitnovd °’!\'es\p."

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MAYOR

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COUNCILLOBS

Ward Ons

AndrewA.Hennasasy. HeherR..Lal'l\.

Wald 'Iwa

M. W. Reardon. John A. MacDonald.

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nt. 1'. vmmmtms. ` Fred Trainer.

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B. Roy Hciman. Robert Rattray.

Ward Ilvs

Artliur H. MlcD0ug2“ Benjamin Eaters.

P. W. Turner.

George Wlieatfey.

Frank Currie.

R. L. Day.

James I. Blanchard.

WATIB C0lill!ll0Nll8

J. A. Webster

Hvgh P. Connors. O. Dudley Wright.

Would Unite In Fo rm ing

(C. P. by G:iardlan’a Special Wire)

Feb. 'l-Ull-

BYDNIY, N. l.,

usually severe winter condition! this year are lending impetus io the Cape Breton and ad a long mooted proposal for a tr‘.a:guiar air mail service to be operated joititiy by civilian lly~ ing clubs bctween Charlotte- town. New Glaagow,and Syd- My

The ian was recently en-

dorsed by Cape Breton County Council which undertook to give any assistance in its power to facilihla winlu anahanga af mails.

Planes al the Caps Brains.

New Glasgow and Charlotte- tcwa flying clubs woa'd ba atl- iaad. Between them they lava alx light machines, and Sydney has a pdvataly awncd paws-

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countr

were wounded,

(By Alexander H- Ubi) _ -T--_“_”

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PARIS. Feb. 1-T the heart of Paris 1-hs

tonight as savage rlo_ing the Champs Elysees, the B , ale, and s\rceta leading to

Presidential Palace.

'rwoperaslldlsdai lnllllhvlliilll-brllslllt knowndcadtoll. 'l'wohllid.l'cd

least 25 serloasly,some frornbullet wounds accondnlghtof riotsb sur-rcesonarydiaorders

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Premier Edouard Dsladiss

perl sat-as a result of Tuesdays; bloody fighting, and President Al- bert Lebrlh lsnmodlatsly called the beloved 70-year-old veteran Gaston Doinnergla to aavo the pre:1r'oas situation.

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Dhgrantled

The French labor Fil ..t;on. disgruntled at the turn of events,- announced a 24-hour general striln for Monday in protest against the "menace of l"asc.ism."

Mobs last night seelhed with

resentment ovcr the g ,.c; it's alleged part in the Sti.i,’.;g.' _ .fn- shop scandal and ecczoiiiic and social s ress, but the disorders to- day and tanij were inspired by contempt for t.. ers' gunfire that last night took a toll 0! 10 livea.

Comrnuriisls wcnt on a rampage

on the Place de L'Etoile. where Frances Unknown Soldier lies, and cu; elzctric and telephre wires.

sporadic rioting conti.. cd after. “I just ca .K Ln eil you I'm g;ing

nigh’faii in widely separated sec- to hump i-.._~., ;. off." tions of the capital. The ¢;i.i i- pariid questions, and

while mu.l1`ing his pl'i.ne nstuct-

N. s. sEAME1\_f__AR15 pi-:L11~;i§p i____osT VETERAN

eady To-CHANGE ‘ Unload R-¢;cue S-/up

iii civic TER1§__0R G . .

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T' ment Spreads To Other Centres. o

(By The Associated Press)

1. Throngs renewed the rioting, Premier Daladier re-

signed, and President Lebrun asked former President* Doumsrgue to form a new oilbinet. Two more were reported

home to undertake the job of constructing a new govern- ment while tension filled the air of Paris and unruly hordes threatened to clash with troops in a major fight.

3. With Paris an armed camp, Doumergue was believ-

ed try/ing to form a national ministry in an endeavor to stem the tide of outlawrg and bring peace to the city and

y.

4. Rloting was redoubled Wednesday night as mob

swept through the city’e streets again, and many persons

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RIPS CITY

0fRiot1ng

PARIS, Feb. 7-One of the

hottest fights in tonight’| far- icns rioting was at the llotel

UPENED ll KENSINGTUII

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Hall Filled to Capacity

At Formal Opening Function.

(Modal to Tho Guardian)

Another branch of the Carnj Libre-ry vu opens: ia the Proving

8 ‘ yesterday at Kensington. The Pra-

mier. the Hon. Dr. Macmillan wp

present and gave an eloquent

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dress. The ceremony took place ||

St. George's Hail at two p. m.

The hall was filled to ggpaeiq

with eiitliusfsstiz: supportrra of dl library from Kensington and visu-

lty- His worship llayorneard eooobly presided and intros

Mi s Bateson, who has charge of ill Carnegie demonstration on Prlnn

'_’_ Edward Island. she gave a mlm.-

lldidaddressandstresscdthsiuh

port-alweof goodreaamgand tha educational valusodiibrariasausla ashaveheennmdspcsibiethrci

De Paris, where former Premier Edouard Hsrriot lives.

The rfoten invaded the lob-

blas. scattering diners and shouted "hang lerrloti'

llerrios was ln a room ap-

stair-smswasas¢s»m¢rae.‘

'l."lIs‘e rlotera were finally driven

The Hotel Claridge, where

lived the late Serge Stavidy, founder of the Bayonne Pawn- shop and one of the immediate eaases of the present trouble. was also invaded. Windows were smasi-ed. The manage-

ment closed the piace up tight- I ly.

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ILBANGELEB Fcb'l-The

Heavy Fighting cd a r<‘p<Jr.er to call p i.cr, While

si pice lar rsoed to the a..dr.ss

The heaviest. fighting occurred the edmr tried to a g e .\/icGure

near the Prcsldentini Palme and into its; oriing hir at the wide boulevarris around t.he‘ ‘Its no use," l\'LcGu.re said. famous Opera House. |“I‘ve had a lot of troub Q. My wife

Meanwhile, there were throws of! left me last, right and took the

new grave disorders by the left . baby wi h her. It's the depression.

forces.

Socialists announced they plan-

ned a huge demonstra ion against a "Fnsc'.st threat io lib;-rty-‘ They regard the rcs gnntion of the Dala- dier governmint as u desertion and a surrender to reacdonariea.

They sought Communtit. support

for demonstrations in conjunction with the general strike Monday and asked the confederation io ad- vance the date of that manifesta- tion.

Ths Socialists' protest was

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lM'n;i;¢ this pub izity will pu; a tcss song of my songs and she can have the money."

The reoc.ver c .cited Poice broke

into McGuire's rocrm but at that

an rais°:i B pistol to his

insi. t he e head and fred. He died at the emergency . .tal

hoop

ANGLO-SOVIET TREATY

LONDON. Feb. 'l-An Anllo-

Sov et trade iisrreement. is mrpected to be signed in London in abou a week it was learned tcdsy at the Foreign Office.

the Carnegie Corporation.

|Premiar\|acMiiian!oliowsdK

gavsan aocount.cft.hswayinwls& the library grant had been chilli for the Province- Ha communal the co-opsratirn of public-spirited citizens, which enabled him finaw to obtain the library grant and gms er educational benefit hom til Carnegie Corporation. Hs ccmpiis mented the liayni' and Councillor! of Kensington on their ecoperat-in in bringing the library to their town and also mx the Qlsndid quarter# they had mvvidsd fi! tba usa al t.hs library, »

Short addrmss were also :nada ' by Mr. Heath strong, xc., una., Rev. lr. Rhodes. Rav. Hr. Osborne, Rev. Reginald McDonald, Rev. lb.

Song Writer `f§.`f"3'. T“€‘Jf°5'...iis' ““2f'w”.°i'i.£...‘%‘:

Naugbt. and others. All speakers

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cty ed .or of a Angeles news- (°°°"m“°d °” PN’ 5)

ap.r endeavored to .nik .link Mc- ni; re, son writer. ou. of his tcle,h,ni¢ Efcclara len of intent to T718 fciiri ii sulcde today, ut f:.il d by

the mizxin of a few sec nds.

“This is .i..ck lVicGu.re," said they

voice a :'~.<~, ~‘.hei- en of the ins. CNE A

Mm (REM Fon Atofninc (ovari- Alio iit'i.\. June

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mletng of the (0. P. able ly Guriiafa spaeialparltarnent wninh can legislate

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fai asvsa panangsr eabln plane bls when naea-ary.

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Wire) lotherwias than under the pro ec-

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PANB, hh. 7--A note of horrcriion of the army, and a govern-

coupled with a demand for a re- mont which can govem.” he de- form ol parliament nms thraughimanded. tohfs pr_cmimsnta ai last The Right Will nswlv\DC night‘s trsgie rioting. lwant a government of Natlrmai

isndsna. The Paris lldi compares the Union, with a dissolution oi par-

_ .aisetsoisorrranen war hermalmmautandnvlmdduonv

as they innhfl stltutsm. The [Aft Wind n0WlPl?'

th all, while Nl!¢W~Dl l-M lfllltli-

qpovv the G vez-nmont's srvasv measures for maintaining uder.

The Left viant to know, yea ia'

whethll’ the Rqlilblk is bs-

smwltlwhlll iastnilitwcaid

handed over to “fascist rv-

" Pasc a.:i they chsfli. will me oi unity “mouse is- and will entail constern-

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