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SIIPPUIITEII Al PARIS

Entire Italo-Ethiopian Issue Will Be Dis- cussed At Geneva.

qc. P.-A. P. By G\u\rdian’l

Wire)

LONDON, July 33-Great Brit- ain made progress at Paris today

u .

Special

in her efforts to assure disc sslon of the entire Italo-Ethiopian situ- ation at Geneva, but met renewed

rebuffs at Rome.

Premier Pierre Laval of ance

told Sir George Russell Clerk, the British Ambassador. that he would support the British plan for full discussion of all Italo-Ethiopian issues at the League of Nations council session next week. That was as far'as Laval would go, however, informed quarters report-

ed* ,

Sir Brio Drummond, the Am-

bassador to Rome, meanwhile re- ported laolc of progress, Despite all efforts, he had not succeeded inI gettmg Premier Benito Mussolinii to agree to place ltaly's entire case before the league body, or submit his views concerning possible av- enues toward peace,

The cabinet meets tomorrow. Ev- idence of the British feeling that hostilities are virtually inevitable was seen in instructions to British missionaries in Ethiopia that they

should lend their wives and iid- .

ryan out of the country immediate-

The cabinet is ready to authorize shipments of arms to Ethiopia, it was understood. Applications for permission to ship arms have hitherto been held _up pending de- finite decision. '

It was also learned today that various important shifts ln naval vessels are under way designed to bring the,Medlt.e.rranean fleet up to more strength than it has ever been before.

Would Negotiate Treaty

PARIS, July 23-I"l'a!l0€, ag;-ge.

ing with Great Britain to seek full discussion of the whole It.alo-Ethi- Dvlan issue at Geneva, today was authoritatively reported planning to try to negotiate an Iia1c-Ethi- onion treaty giving Italy economic

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ANNOUNCEMENTS

COMING EVENTS.

MEET INGS. ETC

"Talkies-Bradalbanc Thursday. I

L-8572-7-24-li.

“Talkies-Canoe Cove Friday. I

L-8572-7-24-ii.

"Talkles-Mt. Btewartrsaturday. ‘

L-8572-7-24-21.

“Hope River Tea, Monday. Ju?

22. 11-8420- 1

"Dance in Sea View Hall Thurs-

day, July 25th. Admission 15 cents.

L-8576-7-23-Zi.

Ethiopia

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' (C. P.-llavn)

(By Guardlslvs Special Wire) PARIS, July 23-Italy has a

right to invade Ethiopia because “since the world has been the world. humanity has tended to align itself on the most evolved peoples," Edu-iondo Rossoni, Italy's Minister of Agriculture, declared today in an interview published here.

The danger oi’ supporting the

Italian point of view too strongly, L'Echo de Paris declared. is that 'Britain might abandon the whole' collective system as a. failure “if the covenant were too abruptly abandoned." .

Italy. as a member of the League

Council, can see to it that a unani- mous vote is not reached and so can insure the right to gc to war without open violation ,of the covenant, the newspaper pointed

cut.

While admitting that Italy leg-

ally could go to war in .three months under Article XV of thc League covenant, the Liberal news- paper L'Oeuvre remarked: "Italy‘s case is extremely bad from the point of view of international morals."

Participants In Riots Arrested

.__..._... (A. P. By Gua.rd|an’s Special Wire)

BELFAST, Northern Ireland,

July 23-Wholesale police raids to- day resulted in the arrest of 150 persons suspected of participation in the ll days of disorder follow- ing the celebration of Orangomenb DB1.

Lord Chief Justice Sir William

Moore, addressing the grand jury at the opening of the Belfast city corrimlssion, promised severe pun- ishment for those responsible for the rioting that led to nine deaths, property destruction, strikes and religious strife.

Sir William denounced the “ir-

reconcilables of both sides" as per- sons who "hate their neighbor for the love oi’ God." He promised that those convicted before him of offences arising from the Catholic- Protestant riots would be treated

with the "reasonable rigor of the aw."

Gives Cause Of Disaster

(C. P. By Griardiaifl Special Wire)

LONDON, July 23-Perils df the

BNI. especially the wee/ther in which she sank, were given today in lord Mernlvalb judgement sis the cause of the loss of the steamship Mill- pool. which sank in the Atlantic with her crew of 20 on February 10 last, w-hilo out oi Danzig for Mon- treal.

There had been much criticism of the sinking on the grounds the vessel wa old and unleaworthy and

"Special picture and dance at

Murray River Thursds.iu$lglit.

L- 5-'I-23

u N 5"

°°Bt. Peters Friday, 28th. Mode and old time dancing. Best of music.

should not have been allowed to sell. The judgement doolrired. how- ever. that the loss was not caused cr contributed to, by any wrongful

ml act or default onthe shipowncr’s..9!_

the manager' of the ship, but that the vessel ~oii seaworth

was in li Y

Refreshments. L-8516-7-24-ii. ¢°,.,4m.n md mmmd in wwf;

"Ice cream Sccial, Sea View Hall, Friday, July 26th, under zuljlleel Wcmcn‘s Instituto. Proceeds- for Slmlwrlum. L-8512-1-M-li.

"Borden Line Club loading hogs,

Y. Ti

lambs, calves, Albany, Wednssda -lllly `24th. Hours 12 to 3. L-85

"Dance Vomon, Hall, Thursday, July asus. uaiiootii orsi~&¢.i.‘ra_

" L- -'l-28-ll.

“naimol Iloruino Bail Pi-iday,

July Nth, 9-1 A. lil. Gaudet-'s Orch- estra. so cents. 1.-85'!!-'I-24-Ri.

“Picnic saint Johns Church,

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Crapaud Wednesday. Aullllt 14th.

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- _es

-dance with Board of Trade instruc-

tions. The dcclrhafitdkc, tit- noted. were ap ntly o len .

A hurrlrnanc carried away the top-

maltsndstove inthe after hatch. thowatorcnterinsthchold.‘ltwas decided the Mlilpool was struck by a terrific sea more in the nature of a tidal wave, than s sea caused by an ordinary Atlantic tall

Vatican Paper_ ‘ Comments On

C o n t ro v ersy

._.....__. V --(5 Q..-ly-Goardila'» l0°°|*\ Wire) , VATICAN CITY, July 23. - Os- ssrvatote Romano, the semi-cifioial Vatican newspcncr. W0! &\lD1llll°<l a two-column ,ditcr-tal on e Italo- umccim eorirucc I-enema; the Vaticanw efforts to ltoor A nbutra- gccarle in thc ccntrovorl!~ T`1t‘"llItlro first auch action token by tho Journal since thc dilmlto

boobs out. 4 pi-asm me cue#/ed U

inseam controversy between

th nation! had somewhat cm-

, the lloly Bw. since P090

_' hh been especially friendly to , , ~-ca--excellent urmlwwtlrtl: --. :..'P.f..‘l°°““’ °”°'°°

Right To Invade ga.

ii-_-

With Nazi radical elements firm- ly in the mddle throughout the' Reich, bitter campaigns againstl Jovvl gained new emphasis. ln Berlin. brown shlrtcd storm troop-I on made repeated raids in sectional whore .lows were known to congre- I gate, mobbing and chasing any, known or suspected of being Jewai Particularly bitter were the attacks upon Jews found associating with

and bitterly assalled for mod atc, treatment of Jews was suddenly diiimissed and replaced by C t Von Ileldorf, an avowed mtl- - its (inset). Above is shown actual scene or a Nazi storm-trooper sep- arating a. couple in a Berlin park. The man is a Jew, the girl a Gor- man.

Aryan girls. Admiral Magnus Von Leverrtzow, head of Berlin police.

oun Som

U.S. Divorce Not Recognized

In Ca n a d a

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(C. P. By Gua.rdIan's Special Wire)

MONTREAL, July 23.-Because a

United States divorce of two Canad- ians married in Canada is in many cases not legally . recognized here, Alphege Mahou, 32, was found guilty of a charge of bigamy today by Judge A. Momet. He will be sen-

tenced July 25.

Mahcu, when 18 years old, mar- ried Ciara Roy here in 1921 and they~ Alter moved to the United States whore they had four children before I Mrs. Mahou obtained a divorce four years later. she is now living in Massachusetts. `

Mahou returned to Canada and

married Hortense Beaulieu in 1930. Three children were born fromthis marriage. Though the accused produced suf- ficient proof to show he had been divorced from Clara Roy in the Uni- ted States before marrying the sco- ond woman, he was found guilty.

Vice-Regal Party in Saint Jo h n

(C.i’. By Guardianli Special Wire)

SAINT JOHN. N. B., July 23 -

“All of us who believe that the sol- idarity of the British Empire is one of the greatest influences for good in the modem world must f nd oontiinuzdl encouragement in the doop-rooted determination of Can- adian citizens in every province to

maintain that solidarity."

The statement was made this af-

ternoon by His Excellency the Earl of Bcclborough. Governor General of Canada. as hc rcpl’ed to an ad- drol of farewell presented to him W UAW! James W. Brittsin at a oorliilolly in the Council Chamber of tba court house.

Plug-draped and decorated with flowers. the hie‘~fic chamber was orcwdld with ci: ns, while others linli the alder. :s, Mrs. Brittaln ocrbehoif or fs, at John women. proclntldabouu :tor roscstotho oountoll of Bessboruusll-

Among more p.ssent were mem-

tbo common council, Lieu- Govcrnoir Murray Macharen,

xmsrt and chief

, V, B. M. Baxter. Their nrocllencice. accompanied

13 their om. ford Dunoanucn. ar- vsd from Fredericton today mil. will leave fig Halifax tomorrow in continuation of a farewell Morl- time tour. 'lbdayb _ _program here

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Hon.H.A.Stewart Is. Candidate

1_1-

(C. P. By Guardl|.n’s Special Wire) BROCKVILLE, Ont., July 23- I-lon. .1-1. A. Stewart, Conservative and Minister of Public Works, said today he would be a candidate for nomination in Leeds ln the federal

election.

M.r. Stewart, who has represent-

ed Leeds in the House of Com- mons since 1921, said he issued the statement of his intention because

to contest the riding. Date of the Conservative convention has yet to be announced.

Gold .Production Of Ont. Mines

TORONTO July 23-June prcduc- tion of gold by the mines in Ou- tario tcppod all months for 1935 so far and also exmceeded that of any month in the first half of last year. Vale of production was$G,843.- 130 compared with $0,530,192 in May and $5,797,873 for June, 1934.

In the first six mon-ths of 1935 tl‘l¢

mines produced $35,258,188 in gold compared with $34,887,329 in the first six months of -1034. Tons milled were 8,376,950 compared with 3.045,- 8l5 in the some period of last year.

Oil Well Floods Lake Maracaibo

(A. P. By Gulrdiaifs Special Who)

NEW YORK, July 23.-Stnries of

the dlsastorous fioodini of Lake Maracaibo, Venezuela, by a wild cat oil well were brought to New York today by passengers returning from that country on e. pm-Awflcall Ill- ways plane.

The hugo lake covers one of the

woi-ld’s richest oil fields, the welll being driven directly into the lake bed and the oil taken of! in buried.

With I heavy mil scum covering

the water to a do ‘.h of time inches, pau-American h been forced in loud its planes fiv miles out. From out point on the clwel AN led lll to the base by lake boat which eisgrs a path ugh the slullic 0! on precisely as ice-in-asker clean the way for ste ers.

Lobo traffic bam demorcillsd,

gocordinl to tho ltorlol. Divers go- ing to tho bot to investigate tho possibility of ping the runavvza gusher have vmd that the is pouring to is surfaconct Gul!

of rumors that he did not intend,

EAREII

High Official Predicts Anti-Semitic Laws “to Put Jews In

(By Melvin K. Whlteleather As soclated Press Foreign Staff) BERLIN, Jfuly 5-A threat to

'legislate Jews out of Germany was

the “re-

the loudest gun fired today in Nazl's big drive against

actionaries."

Julius Streicher, Nazi boss of

Franconia and leading anti- m- ite, voiced the threat in an ad-

dnrless at Bernau, suberb of Ber-

1-le emphatically predicted anti-

seinite la/ws “to put Jews in their places"-the first time any high

rma

official had said a.ntil-Semitism "must" be made part of Ge ri

law.

In bringing to the capital the bitter anti-Bemiitic campaign he already had spread throughout southern Germany, Streicher ad- mittedly was "preparing" the peo-

ple for what "must come.”

Action against Catholics was

confined to Gen. Hemtann Wil- helm Goei'ing's decree dissolving the Catholic war veterans organiz- ation in Prussia, of which he is Premier. in another move to crush "political Catholicism,"

Goerlng’s decree, expected to be duplicated in other states, said separate veterans’ organizations imperilled German unity. Officials of the Steel Helmet Veterans’ Orgonlzation, the Geman equiva- lent of the Canadian Legion. quickly expressed fear entire de- struction of their formation would follow. However, Franz Saldte, Adolf I-Iit!er’s Minister of the Interior and founder and leader of the Stanlielmn formally located Der Fuehrer at Berchtesfaden, and returned to Berlin with the con- viction that Hitler would not tol- erate further dissolution of local steel helmet groups.

Dr. Connell Organizes Clinic

(C. P. B,v Guardi|n’s Special Wire)

KINGSTON, Ont., July 23-Dr.

Hendry C. Connell, discoverer of biological products known as "en- sols" for cancer treatment, has or- ganized his Kingston clinic and has begun treatment of all patients ‘w'ho seek help. Dr. Connell said today he is satisfied with the re-

sults of his discovery.

In organization of the clinic,

Bertram Holsgrove, biology tech- nician at Queen’s University, will be in charge of _all laboratory work: Dr. Charles Mundell in charge of all treatment, assisted by Dr. John Tweddell; Dr. W. A. Jones will handle radiology work, and Dr. Charles Elliott will have charge of examinations.

Dr. Connell said clinics in other

places will be arranged as soon as he has consulted with other physi- clans and explained the method of treatment, whereby the "eiisol" solution is injected into the blood stream.

Dr. Connell said his discovery in

no way will be exploited or put on a financial basis and that persons treated may be seen by interested physicians.

Japanese Order Captain And C re w Arrested

(C. P. By Glllrdlarrs Special Wire)

TOKYO, July 2v-Japanese mili-

tory authorities today ordered the Oaptoln and crew of the Royal ,Dutch Oil tanker semira-mls, 5,792 I tom, tlken into custody for investi- gation after the tanker ran aground near the fortifications at Yokoska. The tanker, enroute from Yoiwhamn to Kobe, grounded on a sandbar and was refioched under her own mwel-

Rhodes To Visit Nova Scotia

(U. P. B1 0¢rdlan’l $l>¢¢lll WMI

0'.l'l‘AWA, July 23-J-lon. E. N.

Rlrodol, llillllter of Finance, will leave tomorrow for a short visit

therlft Am

Their Pieces ” `- *-

to Nova Scotia. He will spend a 0.- .lun with his mo '

Given

"AE" Deed A

In the forefront cf modern Irish

literary men, George William Rub scll, poet, painter, editor. essayist and agrlcuiturbt, died in Bourne- mouth. Englaud, at the as!! 0f 53- He was known throughout the world under‘his curious pennamo

rlsh

agricultural activity. He published

Fruit Crop Good

In Maritimes

_,___ (C.P. By Gunrdian's Special Win)

UFTAWA Jllly 23--Fflllt CTOP5

Prince Edward Island where orch- ards still sutfered fl’0m flBlllBK° traceable to the severe winter of

in apple production was indicated

according to a report issued A059-Y

tistlcs

Pr spe

proved over last year, while in west-

per cent greater than last year

have yielded well, and the apple

pected her

Arrest Mode ' In

(C. P. By Guardian's Special Wire) DETROIT. Mich., July 23-lt

was reported in police circles here

winter for his participation in the kidnapping of the wealthy brewery

head.

K. P, "Piccolo Pete" Murray. of ccviagmn, xv., is in fall in l»°r\-

charges. . A third man sousht. Albert

hende .

Labatt was kidnapped last Aug.

14 on a country road between his

London. I-le was taken to a hide-

ney was ever paid.

__________.___- (;\_ y. By Guardian's Special

' Wire)

NEW YORK. July 23-Joseph

Alenkowlta, 16, riding u mbvvly

pl IIIISTIEIIS Province’s Destinies

To Opposition

In Every Con

ward Island yesterday, defieati every Conservative candidate

an election tum-over unprecedent- ed in Canadian political history.

IA! the _

Premier-elect Walter M.

will have no opposition in House he is about to lead.

all seven of his Cabinet rn

victory in the neighboring ince of New Brunswick.

The defeated Cabinet

the portfolios of Public 1-1 and Education: Atztomcy Gen

ister. G. Shelton sharp; Mi of Agniculture Thomas

Areenault and!-Ion M W

several volumes of poetry. _ ‘ Mmdewrs'w_m1m1t lsgrhiouoz w°°d' I victoria _I 52

The best showing made by

Conservatte candidate was of Hon. H. D. Mclean, who been v-lotorioue in every pirovi election since 1917 in the District of Klng's, when he placed his father, Hon. John Lean who went to the Senate

inister

were defeated following one F, ;...',I" month behind a sweeping Liber-al c,f,‘,“t°,,};, Q gi M

l’l`°"° ciiiten . . is

North Gi‘c.'.ii 1;: 56

M1”’°'»°"° south or-_-II--.123 za

are: Premier MacMillan who held Hope RWE,

eil

eral

H. F. McPhee; Public works Min- Bp,.,,,g,,e,,§""'

“A155 Emyvale

E'xp.Ioiting Depression And Unem-

ptloyment Grievances, Liberals Yesterday Achieved Clean Sweep

stituency. Conserv-

ative Electors Deprived Of Any

Voice In Legislative Assembly.

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Liberal tides flooded Prince Td- _IST DISTRICT

QUEENS

HB I A

Premier W. J. P. M.aoM.iila.n and nm: River 17 95

41 154

119

B Irislrtowii 105

*fl* Hasei Grove .. av

Stenchel 41

I4 I-I S‘.3$$.'!:B

so 5 46 '12

123 so

ei 'rs 'rs

W' Breadalbane si a'1

F- Kelly's Cross . 40

MlwNutt' 61|

A.E. Russel led the revival of I Hom H~ D_ Bhlun' Hon. A- » Westmoreland _ 26 gg

,C&DB.Lld 47 'TI

35 8']

any 1W€iVlIi€ ._ .. 59 59 91

61 57 90

ll” Greenroad 23 67 39

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23.135 warmers <0

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in the Maritime Provinces were sat- ° isfactory, with the exception of Fra," Drou

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l933-34, while c. Substantial increase (A. P.- By Guardians Special W )

WASHINGTON, July 23-A

disastrous drought was re

cultural adjustment adrninis

in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick. mar-kable comeback from 193

. t o cts in Q\1@ll6C Welt? lm' tion, Officials said the coun

practically has recovered from

in a satisfactory condition. with an A yea, ago today' the head; increase in Cherry I>f0¢`1ll°ll°ll f1'°m were telling of scorched plai 20 t0 25 P91’ WHA- Peafllles Pl'°m‘ damaged crops, government p ised a hwvy CYOPI While the Yield chasing of cattle to prevent th

of ras1'rb€ll‘l€S Will be °b°“l' 35 from starving.

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A rn

ern Ontario apple Ulcllalds Were calamity.

Now thousands of families

In Br‘tish Columbia small fruits depended on government relief f

the necessities of life have ret

crop IS Gllllected A0 be as 1913” *S ed to a self-sustaining basis, of last year. r>r°<l\wtl°H Ol P°a<=ll¢S I eiais said. in addition. me resetti an daprlcots will be smaller than ment administration reports t 1934, while the Wal' Yield A5 'ex' 290,155 farm families have b

to be somewhat hig .

taken off the relief rolls to

Kidnapping Case iNew Governo

Appointed

today that an arrest had been (AP. By Guardinn’s special wire) made in connection with Alle WI' wasmhcroor, .iuiy za-Presb napping a veal' 88° °f -l°l“" 3' dent Roosevelt today suddenly an- Labatt, London brewer_ Police nounced the appo‘ntment of Law- wciild nmke n0 0fflClHl Statement renee W. Cramer of New York to hue ii; was understood Il1Si>¢°l°l T- be Governor or the virztn Islands. W. Cousans of the Ontario Provin- The nommaugn was sem, to the cial Police was enroute to Detroit. ,senate by the President without _H/,,v.__ It was further reported a second comme,-,t_ v ! l§",)v arrest was expected in Chicasfh Dr. Paul M. Pearson, present gov- I ~I

David Meisner. former Cincin- ernor of the Islands. earlier today

nati bookmaker, is already undef 8 denied he had any intention of ,V

15-year sentence ln KingSiDl‘l Dell' resigning. He is here for a Senate irentisry, following conv\ctl°r\ lest investigation of his administration

Rear-Admiral

dnn awaiting trial on similar D 1° C k e n s Gets

Pegragn, has never been appre- oin I-'nent

summer home on Lake Huron and (C. P. Cable By Gulr\lian’l Spec

WIN)

out in the Muskoka district of IDNDON, July 23-Rear-Adrnlh

Ontario and held for $150,000 ran- al Gerald Charles Dickens,

som, but was released three days grandson of the famous novelist. 1 te th utskirts of Toronto. was tonight appointed commander- It vxiaimoifiizeiaily stated no ransom in-chief of the reserve fleet of the l'°m°“`°w mmm' ‘A M5' m

al Na in succession to

I night. ` Rear-Admiral Dickens has director of the naval intelll

placed in the rural rehabilitatio classification.

ROY VY. Admiral Astley-Rushton, killed a rnotoroar accident last Frid

s Fire .Sweeps

Hiram Walker

ire re 4. We; By Harry L Thomas,

by the Dominion Bureau Of SAB today by the United States agri- Auocmed PN” sun Wrnm,

ra- .

(By Guardians Special Wire)

ted at 82 700 000

_ house where he was working.

safety through a hole in a fence.

throughout the city.

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Distillery

T7 PEORIA, 111., July 23.-Fire which? me swept the, huge $6,500,000 Hiram

Walker Distillery following a terrific

es explosion was brought under control HS. today after causing damagg estima-

r- | i ' em Twelve men were injured in th(

blaze and searchers were seeking tha

o body of John Barton, an employee, up missing earlier. He reported he had

11- Another worker. William Hulse- 9- ` bus, was found after being reported gg missingearlier. He reported he had een narrowly escaped being buried by he falling debris and had crawled to

“ six miiiion gsiioas of whiskey

were set afire, sending greenish- yellow flames high into the sky. The force of the explosion was felt

r Rackhouse number three, where

the blast occurred, was destroyed.

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N Fresh south to southwest winds.

partly cloudy with fog and scattered showers- local thunder-

High tide this evming at 8 and

vw,” Bun sets this evening at 'l.8‘1 and m rims tomorrow morning st 4.80.

'New moon Tuesday July 30,

Mm Summcnide tide eighteen min-

sm” uteo later than Giarlottetcwi

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