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v’l Relief Bill ressed li; id l~iei_o_i-it

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ARKETING BILL IN MEWMY RIVER s ___ OUSE OF COMMONS N.S. RECEDIE

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M t Residents Along

Hon Robert Weir, lnls er BanksReadyT0Ev

Of Agriculture, Moves Sec- mmf, Hom., Ben:

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(C. P. by Gaardlsrra lpeeial Wire) . UITAWA, April le--A flood ot

oppolitiou from Liberal members greeted the Government Marketing

when Hon. Robert

ter ol Agriculture, mov-

d ieldinl. 'Huey served not-

piclong the debate

the last ditch before

to pass

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dustry and would involve provin L cial boank with geographical lim- ihtionl.

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some good

gm gm," The two western members ob- md gr- mpmposulr thelmebs srri-yoelodeothasilostllesrwndit

powerin 1931, cultural Minister said it had the was regimentation of producers, in-

equilihrium - slobject of the greatest financial re- divldual ilu-more would be forced

Dlfforlned. tum to producers and to give them into marketing schemes beyond Water covers Floor

control of thdr own marketing. It their immediate control. lliaimerl `

designed to regulate the greed or growers, for instance could be About eighty workmen were hm-

snd Jlgznsumsl prohibited fromproducinganything. ing they wouldbe able to go back io]

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ril ie.-Kensead by flood waters ter

two dart families sions tba lad- wly refs banks br-es

toni¥ht ao tho swell

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close to the shore.

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grsdce he could grow This in sh result inwithholdinggcodsfromthe is "Y nm’ md mul' market tor higher prices. e system folmd to be disastrous fa' rubber

and coffee producers.

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crqlt up over die and neighbors hid ferry their belomginl

higher ground.

could ba refused license: or have wel! soon in the Nova Bootie Wood- their licenses cancelled. BUWUU U°l¥\DlDY‘l fllltvry. Hooded

wha, up ,hge geb-to eqnunuad Sunday. Three feet of water cover-

numoer weight uoomlo hold mo noer ed the Kiwi' of the sunt. ang. n~cm'Fi‘§lXi"

'1 Qegmme 4 emsmotharedthefm-lioeefiiesr agilneuitunl muster the iris con The rulhins waters carried any

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ae r is-isoenimnpower delegated to one ZW 11° further mmm

natural products and central board. for i§ltl;2°;” "°um“` Florence Mine.

msd “md n° buy m ‘ The increases edect partial r

grrrmagnodmwtued io»g:.’°o.rldllpreduou.il lwbuldloouoord l’°"*““¥l"“1°¢

tomorrow up' wen' °r ~ °° men’ ' storation of 20 percent cuts whi chsnceuor "'“"' ‘\"°"°"" °°‘“° °'W’7 "° "h'° °" °° l’“`°°,§‘°°"' ° Down on s low-lying spot by up the 1,aoe miners ln the two pin re-

b°"'d mr P°"m‘“l°“ W "¢“h°° mkrfamm ' In “di riverside Lucien Gagne‘s home re- ceived last year when the receiver-

orpcotod "h°“' °""‘ “““"‘°'°‘”‘- Thi* "°“1‘1 °°“‘4 f°¥“1°'° "‘° i”°°”°"°“ h°‘ unload 'partially ruled with water. ,dfYunmP,,,,' °'°'“' AW” “"°°‘“‘ llouldoloro ofthe Novo sooiu sie With a 5° °‘°°°mPu"h°4 in-"°“3h ‘ l°°‘l “W ‘msn “'rm°"' ku mm gh: Thelittle dwelling hadbeen flooded Mm )’A m°th" “M "w° and Coal Company found themsel _

board within the fruit growing in-,he could market his goods and ,mn me “ver oven,” M bmh- ughiers were deed tonight, vie- without “Hamm remurm to mam _ _ i t mm. ’ tma of a bless which swept

through their apartment on the

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later in the day. Aylnsr volunteer

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would oo” th “mama of an the Wheat Advisory Commission the ti

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ptlbliehod feliidht- duced much more than it is at pres- ((i_ p_ gy Q“;q|m'| gwgm Wim) _________--or--_--_

hplanatlqs Was Demanded .

" The explanation had been dera- anded by Britain, supported by .Pl-ance. followill sautiriy of the recent German budlet which be- sides pxovidill increased mlitary `pp|o|n'il»tl°lB set alide $ltli.000,- 000 for Qlanoellor Adolf Hitters ewan 'l‘r00l>0ra Bent to Biraohn simm.rarslsngoorslsry.the n°t° eesciroulated at the Hound common! tonitht.

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ing Communities to Benefit - End Seen To Picton Colmty Dispute.

(C. P. By Gnlrvllllvl Bpcohl

KALIJFAX, April le. _ HW!! f improved labor conditions in Nov Scotie's troubled coal mining in dustry were envisaged tonight in t wake of cheerful news affectin

more than 3,000u;ol.lieries in fiv

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min ng coinmun .

Ar, Sydney Mines, announcem was made today that general waz increases averaging more than 10| percent were eiiective immediately| at Princess Colliery there and at t

tsin the existing wage standards.

Steady Employment

Since then, there has been steady

employment at the mines. The re- ceiver-liquidators have men able to operate the insolvent colnpa.ny’s pro- , pertiea and make enough over and shove operating costs to lay out some mmoy on upkeep.

Their policy of improving the

wage structure as conditions war- rant will continue, it was stated to- day by F. Il. M. Jones, General Manager od the Eastern Trust Oom- pany, one of the receivers Possibil- ity of increased wqaa' ha se-id. would take precedence over "con- sideration of any interest pay- ments."

TIIIODPIU

'Ria receiver-lfquidators operate

three pits in Pietou County, tisd up since March 1 because of wage dif-

‘..__, bill will give the Dominion. author-

_ ity to pay relief bills that have been accumulating since March 3

when last yee.r’s act expired.

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SMeasure Will Be

Sent To Senate For Ratification

Conservatives And Progressives

_Out-vote Liberals As Climax To Long Debate.

(C. P. By Guardian’s Special Wire)

OTTAWA, April 16-Rolling up a majority of 46, the

0, Government passed the Relief Bill through the House of a Commons tonight. As a climax to a long, acriminous do

h; bate, Conservatives and the bulk of the Progressives out 8 voted the Liberals 83-37 e The C. C. F. party split in the division, J. S. Woods-

mt worth, Miss Agnes McPhail and Angus Maclnnis voting

, with the Liberals against the bill while Henry Spencer,

Robert Gardiner, George Coote, E. J. Garland, William Lucas, Michael Luchkovich, William Irvine and A. M.

he Carmichael supported the government, One other, Humph- e. rey Mitchell was paired but announced he would have 11 opposed the bill.

Dem o n strations In France Prove Failure

PARIS, April 16. - String poliq

When passed by the Senate, the

Second DivHon

In s second divkion tonight e

in defeating a Liberal motion to send the bill back to committee for deletion of offending clauses. Rt Hon. Mackenzie King proposed clusion of is definite sum to cover relief expenditures, thus retaining parliamentary authority over tax- ation and deletion of the wide pow- ers taken by the government under which regulations could bc made by order-in-council far the peace. or- der snd good government of the country.

V , th government had la majority of 47

Precautions against disorders a tending o. “rmmuol noun. no; over civil service paycuts puvcd Reveals-rr t°dey when the scheddl; demonstrations flmled out and tl-lg Doumergue Government was credis ted with another victory in its drive toward Iiscal stability.

'Dslnraph service was tied up two

lwurl: telephone service was pu-up out three hours: these services were dimmed an hour in sunoluu, Lil. 10. LY°n. Toulon, and Rennes-bud

the waikout was considered never~

I They appeared suddenly from sith

ent vrovwed to dc. otherwise the monnsonl.. ont., April le. - A trouble would ODI! recur in the iut- Liberal victory by s l,530 majority “’°- sent A. B. Rennie to the House of The American idea is that mini- commons as member for south ox- mum Drwe schemes. deneturins ol ford. ur. nennio deferred non. "*‘°“- f°¢\w¢i°n °f f1°\1r-million Donald suuioruod, conservative pereentalaa and the like are all of candidate, to retain the seat for the lesser importance than cutting down 1,n,¢_r-ua, production. The commissial, adopt- Complete returns from the 08 polls ins Tris mvtiw. -'geghied to vlwe pvo Remus, uuorel, aces; sunior- ’“"'h m°““'|1 W' l¥°¢\l°' land. conservative, 5.163. Wm °° '-5° ‘lm °f lf! JUN D06- Mr. Sutherland was a former min- ~i1=¢ in 1°11d°°- Xt is expected 1-het mor without portfolio lo one clov- ` ‘i nu" tim’ th’ 5-‘“°fl°*°| Wm Nb' ernment headed by Rt. Hon. Arthur init deflnitepropoaalsmways andw,g¢mn_ ' means of still further reducing pro-

duction.

Another meeting will be held to- mcrrowtopoliahodfinal detaihof the reports and the meeting will

eanelnds tomorrow night.

lect-ion the mayor- bersl nominee, the was 56.

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ticulties. Tonight. operators and inwere describcdascloserws settlement of the trouble since the miners walked out when laced with general wage reductions.

Representatives of the elnpldifl

and employees were in conference at Halifax with the Government, and 'llllnfwer of Mines Michael Dwyer had found a "better spirit of ctr opcrstim" between them. He look ed forward to an agreement being reached soon.

Progrelkda

District President D. W. Morrison

of the United Mine Workers said progress had been made at Satur- ds.y's conference. The negotiations were being conducted, he said, on the basis that “all the men go back to work, or nine. in the three col- lleries ai!ected."

Court permission had been secured

for the partial abandoning of one of the eollieriee-the Acadia No. 3 at Thorbum-but it was understood

t would ot take sc-

the menagelnen rl tion to close the pit finally until the outcome of the Halifax conference had been determined.

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Navigation on St.

John River Expec- tedtoStartSoon.

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TRUTZKY URGE i

o . . Finding of Exlled Re-

volutionlst Provok- es Much Criticism.

(A. P. By Guardians Special Wire BARBIZON, France, April 16. -

Goaded by fears that White Rus sims might try to kill him, leon Trotsky remained in hiding all day but was reported by police tonight to be back in his carefully guarded villa near this Paris suburb.

The sudden finding of the exiled

Russian revolutlonist on the door-

f the a itol embarrassed the

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step 0 c p Doumergue Govemment which is expected shortly to send 'Protzky back to Corsica, whence he fied last July.

It was understood in ministerial

circles that his case will be consider- ed at the next cabinet meeting. His presence here wm made generally known yesterday when gendarmes raided his retreat expecting to find wrongdocrs in the mysterious villa. They scoured the Fontsinebienu dist;-1;; mduy lodcing for him prim- erily because oi his assertion that he was preparing a "fourth interna- tional." He told his entourage he simply “went for a ride in the for en..

A demand for Trotzkyis expul siml, meanwhile, was printed in the French newspaper Llberte.

The major tenet of the “iourth in-

ternational" wns said to he revolu- qpn gg a pennment condition.

Tu rnkey Fa c e s Charge OfAssault

____ HALIPAX. April le. -- Because

turnkey Melvin Russell of the county jail got into a skirmish with one of the prisoners and knocked

him a blow following an argument

what wal on the menu for din»

streets singing the Intemationale a- gainst Preinier Doumergue's pq ra- duction decrees. Thirty were are- rested.

Authorities were stationed at UGC

offices and other public buildings but they had little to do.

The Weather, Etc'

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About l.000 teachers played h

and seek with Paris police and st; cd a demonstration all their o

near the City Hall.

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