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Royal Commission

Now In a Province

Members Of Banking Commis- sion And Staff Arrived For Sitting In Confederation Cham- ber This Morning

The members of the Royal Com- chiefly to do with agricultural con-

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mission on Banking, and staff arriv- ditions it will be presented by Mr. ed in the city last evening in two J. W. Boultsr, Deputy Minister o; private cars on the 6.80 train and Agriculture. ' will hold a session in the Confed- The Commission will have by oration Chamber this morning at train at 2.30 p. m. for St. John, New 10 o'clock. The members of the Com- Brunswick, where a session i; to b, mission, Lord Macmillan, Landon, held on mm,“ Eng, Chairman; sir Charles Addis, when not in actual session, mom. ndon, England; Hon. J. E. Brown- berg of the Commjggign gpend much e. P1011081‘ 01 Alberta; Mr. Beau- time investigating conditions which lemon. Montreal: Sir rnoinos obtain in the section of the country white, Toronto, were welcomed by they are Visiting. thc HOH- J- A- Mflflllvsvn. Gil-lei The Commission invites those who Justice, and Hon. Dr. W. J. P. Mac- have made special study oi condi- ivfiilan, Acting Premier. Lady Mnc- tions existing in. any locality to milian and Lady Addis accompanied communicate any information poss- tuc party. Mr. J. F, Fisher, of the ible either in session or by private Bank of England, London, England communication. Sittings in various accompanies the Commission in an localities have differed in length. In advisory capacity, The Secretary 1s Halifax the session occupied one Mr. B. J. Roberts, Department of morning, whereas in Winnipeg the Finance, Ottawa. and the assistant. Commission sat for two days. Mr. A. W. Plumptrc, Professor of Mr. Roberts, the Secretary of the Money and Banking at the Univer- Commission, who is accompanied by sity of Toronto. Mr. T. W. O'Neill, his little son, has been, with, the De- Ottawa, is clerk. Eight reporters pertinent oi Finance for seventeen I160 0000111115117 i110 90111011881011. years, and formerly held positions A brief prepared by a committee on the Toronto Star and on the composed ci members oi the Provin- Financial Post. ciai Government and a. number oi Members of the Commission, and prominent citizens will be‘ presented the staff are registered at the Can- to the Commission. As the brief has adian National Hotel,

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Grand - daughter Field Marshal SeehsDivorce

Form New Party ‘To Oust Valera l

" DUBLIN, Irish Free State, Aug. 80—Gen. Owen O'Duffy's deter- mination to fight President Eam- onn de Valera was evidence to- night with the formation oi a new opposition party, to include the Centre Party of former President ‘Villiam Cosg-rave and the Nation- l Guard.

Cosgreve and other prominent

iders were understood to have iproved the move already, Mm French “d LON 3m“?

General O’Dufi'y, head of the ha“ “d "m" “a” “T” “W”

outlawed semi-Fascist Blue Shirts,lzégsigfltségrsfiiogglgaitgmchlzfi ' f

‘ndmted h” ‘mm °'g““"° a “W ldaughter of the noted British field fuard with a view to presenting a marshal she w“ one or u.“ on "nited front to the De Valera re- m“ i m m ime. Ccsgrave will assist actively’ pop o e Nuns" members

ill. the campaign being planned, o! London society“ oentrlng on bringing pressure on De Valera. to settle the Free State's economic war with England.

LONDON. Mls- 80--(A.P.)-I.ady Brougham and Vaux, the former Valerie French, grand daughter of the late Field Marshal the Earl oi Ypres, today iyled a. petition for divorce from the fourth Baron oi Brougham and vaux. The pet- ition will probebly be heard in Oc- tober.

Betty Burns Wins World's Kissing

MEETINGS, ETC

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By Sam Robertson, (loaadian Press Stat! Writer.

NEW YORK, Aug. 30.— (0.1%)- This, gentlemen, may explain why you are supposed to prefer biondes. Betty Burns, the female half oi the team that won the world's kissing championship at Coney Island this afternoon with an unbroken smack of three hours and two minutes, is about as blonds as they come. She borders on the platinum type.

Michael Calabress, unmarried and, it should be recorded, not Miss Burns‘ boy-friend, was the other half oi the team that out-lasted two

"Announcements are chic column nt 2 ronta ltrlclly payublc In nilvancc.

"Talkies-Murray Harbor South, Friday. 74a

"Notice - 'i‘hrilling Sho

w, Mal- pequo Monday. 765

"Talkies-Murray River, Satur- day. 748.

"@flllld excursions Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays. For further information phone 773.

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“Come to the Ice Cream Festival

ln lion. John Myers’ field. Bamb- other couples. They are "old 90h. 0n Saturday evening, Sept. menu" Rhd. 789. '

Appropriately enough, the winners were presented with a loving cup while a mildly cheering crowd oi

"Ice Cream Social, bowling and entertainment, Consolidated School,

' Covers Prince Edward

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(Canadian PHI) VICTORIA, Aug. Elli-Voters 0! Brlflsh Columbia will go to the polls Thursday, Nov. 2, to Citizens Extend Hos- pitality to Visitors, Who Express Satis- faction With Recep- tion Accorded them.

elect the province's 18th legis- lature. Official proclamation announcing the date oi the provincial general election was signed today by LleuL-Goveim- or Fordham Johnson. Nomina- tions will be made Oct. 12.

HITLER UPENS BUNVENTIUN 0F N A Z I S~

N a ti o n a1 Socialist Party Hold F i r s t Congress Since their Ascendancy to Pow- er.

Th, eleven Exiglish Joolboys who one touring Eastern Canada, spent e. very enjoyable day in the Province yesterday. Everywhere i they went the boys were cordially received and entertained. The day's proceedings culminated with a dance at “Lakewood-by-the-Sea," the summer residence of Mr. George DeBiois, Grand Trscadie. The function brought the boys in contact with young people oi their own ages, and was greatly enjoyed by all present, who ad- mired the lovely grounds and el- ectric light fittings. A huge bon- fire, which illuminated the sur- roundings, lent additional color to the scene.

The boys were guests st the homes oi Chief Justice Mathieson

NURNBZERG, Gennany, Aug. 30,

‘MAXIMS or a l’ o, A MERE MAN MERE MAN

Read by Everybody Island Like thejDew

TOWN, CANADA, THURSDAY, AUGUST 31, 1933

a Impro v ement Is Maintained

CBRIBDON BANK, mgland. Aux. 30-(0. P. Camel-Viscount Grey of lluilodon regained consciousne to- day after having been unconscious for many hours. He talked with his physician and with his sister, and he recognized the familiar sounds of country life that came through.‘ the open windows.

A 1m official bulletin said: ‘The - slight improvement of this morning hon By Montreal

MR. BENNETT illlll ARRIVE HUME TIJIJAY

The Premier Will Be Tendered a Recep-

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Adverse times provide opportunit- ies for initiative and mterpriaa.

Annual Subscription Delivered lice B! Hall Canada and U. B. A- “.50

CanadianEXports Limited To 200 Million Bushels

Wheat Agreement Hailed As. Momentous Achievement By U.

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has been maintained. Otherwise. Conservatives 0 n his conchtion is unchanged." , Reachlng. C i t y __

_ F a c e s Strenuous

(Canadian Press) QUEBEC, Aug. 30.--Right Hon. R.

Secrefary Of Agriculture j-Argentina Is 22nd Nation To Sign Pact. r ,

i (Associated Press) advisory committee. The agree WABHTNGTON. Aus- WF-Sctret-yment, he said, sets exports iron ory Henry Wollfloo sold tonight th". Australia during the 1933-34 8h!

international wheat agreement! 1934.35 ggflsQns, Comping“, a; 355,

0RBEREDiBAOK, l0BUBl

B. Bennett, Prime Minister of Can- nda, was expected to reach this por

finally approved todny at London will limit exports of Canada to

on the liner Empress of Britain sometime tomorrow afternoon on his return from the Economic and

200,000,000 bushels; the United Statesto 47,000,000 bushels; Argen- tina to

3000.000 bushels and from Argon f lina at zstooocoo bushels. If 19a. icxporis fall below these amounts Fihe quotas for these comirios in

Wheat Conference in London. He will be met at the dock by Hon. .Maurice Dupre, Solicitor General, who will extend a welcome on be- half oi the Cabinet. Mr. Bennett

Will Be Charged 'As, Deserter If He Does l

110000.000 bushels and! 1034-35 will be increased accord

Australia lo 105,000,000 up to July] 1,121,“

31.19% 5 memory. Aug. 30--(A.P.)—Ar The United 505365 seiifel-EW Qiigvntinzrs signature to the inferno.

58110111011"! @5395 the agfeemillli (innnl vchofl’. agreement today pu‘

Not Return Within Reasonable Time.

will entrain for Montreal soon after his arrival here.

The Premier faces a. strenuous; program on reaching Canada. Tc- , marrow he will be tendered a recep- I lion by Montreal Conservatives on ; reaching that city. It will takcl

(Canadian Press), HAVANA, Aug 30-An order for

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as a "momentous achievement/H the finishing touch to a. pact whicl and expressed pleasure at tho an- the ncgotintionsmsseit, will relic proval of Argentina. which was bilitate the wheat industry am the last to initial the supplement- thereby do more toward restoring ary agreement. world prosperity than could anj

Drafting of technical data in the other single factor. Wheat experts supplement fixing export quotas, here assert that unless the world‘: impoverished wheat farmer is pui

i. funner President Ger d Machad _(A_p_)_.'rhg chum b.3115 o; this and Mrs. Mathicson, Mr. and Mrs. and m other mfedarclolbm "n: ancient city peeled out loudly m- , W. E. Bentley, Mr. and Mrs. A. W.5 “ma” w ‘upon back ‘or naive:

place in the concourse oi the winu- i will be placed in the hands oi tho sor Street Station. In the evening advisory committee provided by

0n his feet there can be no uni-

night, often drowning the prolong-z Hyndman, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. B. 9d chem»; a; the mum; m; mum. v Longworth and Mr. and Mrs. W. celior Adolf Hitler opened the first Chester 5- M01101?»

convention oi the National Socia1- Yesterday momihil at ten o'clock ist party since his ascendancy to - the party visited the Confederation power. ichamber where they‘ were wel-

Ths Chancellor, born in Austria.“ coined by the Acting Premier, Hon.

was greeted by a fanfare oi trum- g W. J. P. MacMiliain. POW. as he approached the city hall ' when he was greeted by Lozdi Mayor Liebcli. l‘ lcal address on the events leading Hitler, returning the simple wel-I up to Confederation, describing 001119 o! thc city official, announced the Confederation Tablet and what that the biennial congresses will it signifies and other features of be held here always. He made his’ speech to the eerie light of candles i” which cast shadows on the s00- year-old city hall.

At the end of his speech the ‘Chancellor was presented with a ‘painting, "the Knight ar/l Death," by Albrecht Durer, noted Gennan

vincial Secretary. gave an histor-

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Sleeping Sickness

painter who was born and died K nsas

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I The Congress itself will get down- to actual deliberations tomorrow. ‘meeting for five days, interspersed with quasi-military parades and

ST, LOUIS, Mo., Aug. 8(l—Scien- tists studying the "sleeping sick- ness" epidemic here were of flie

Hectares 0,, the many phases of general belief today that the en-r

cephalitis outbreaks in other parts of the United States were of a dif- ferent type than the St. Louis mai- ady. . _ Two deaths, believed to have‘ ‘been caused by sleeping sickness,’ loccurred in Kansas City, Kan, in Zthe last 24 hours, and six cases‘ {have been reported over Kansas.‘

Ten cases have developed in Kan-l vsas City, Mo., another death was 'reported at Fort Smith, Ark. The death list rose to 47 in St. Louis today.

Nazi activity.

lVire Briefs

GRAND FALLS, N. B., Aug 30-(C.P.)-Lcss estimated at $7,000 was caused by fire which destroyed u grist mill and saw mill owned and oper- atcd by Frank Beaulieu, a rnlle from here mi the Little River road. A small covered bridge on the road also falling prey to the flames.

Will Purchase Can. Ho rs es

(Canadian Prfll) PORT 0F SPAIN, Trinidad, Aug.| Ito-Canada has a. reputetion for] horseflesh-even in the tropics, Fifteen Canadian steeds shortly will be on their way south. Burner-Sergeant Dye oi the Trinidad police force is enroute to Canada to purchase 10 horses for the oonstabuiary and five others for the Barbados force. The 'I‘rin-, idad finance committee voted £400

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WINNIPEG, Aug. {ill-The pay envelopes of more than 900 employee of the Winnipeg Electric Company, to be dia- trlbuted Thursday, will contain the solution to the conund u... tl-I. tonight troubles citizens of Winnipeg. Employee have voted to strike if p. posals to put into effect a 15 percent wage reduction are carried out.

OAMPBELLTON, N. 13., Aug

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500 looked on. Then they went for a. swim in the pool at Luna Park, scene of the marathon. It wasn't a particularly hot day.

Mt. Herbert. September 1st. Aid of Bhorthorn Calf Club. ‘I87

"Cape Traverse Hail, Friday, cptember 1st. Bee “For Firty oussnd and a String of Pearls" Canoe Cove Dramatic Club. Ad-

hission No and 15c. 763. __ -- Marooned Scouts rodlgl-llb a. loading dlivestfgk at 8 lion Tues ay a rnoon. September sth. Stock must be pre- A73 Resclwd Vlbllsly listed. J. R. McWilliamiI. “mm!- “3 (associates non) eeormd whl“ party in Md of L51 PLACE), N. Y" All]. 30- lt. Margaret's Church. South The three Boy Scouts, marooned

Shore, will be held at Mrs. White's m, . nu,“ “d” o; Wm p“,

Sik-(CPJ-Falllug lhlmself in a fuille attempt to save his young son Henry, from tumb- ling from a. wagon-load of pulpwuod today, Irvine Camp- bell, of Richardsvlile, near hero suffered a broken neck and died a few minutes later. The son, eight years of age, who re- ceived a fractured skull in the fall, is now in hospital.

to cover purchase of the new P0110!‘ mounts.

Historic Island Near N. B. City

SAINT JOHN. N. 13.. Aug. ac- (C-PJ-Jwartnidge Island’! Oh. it's near the entrance of the harbor. You can see it any time-elm, I've never been these-It has a light-

(SPNI-ll lo the Guardian) MONCTON, N. E, All. 30—

Mr. H. R. Stewart, lbeputy Pro-l

Outbreak Occurs i“

|house in the Bay of Fundsy was.

duty was issued tonight following.’ ‘ cabinet “wit” M which P1931‘: his honor by the Montreal Board of dam’ Carl“ Manuel De Cespedes} 'i‘rade. Arrangements are being land he would stud? the questmn’ made for citizens of Three Rivers ;°f “rectum immediate wmfltu‘! to greet Mr. Bennett enroute to jtmml "firms 541d “mud 5° "u Montreal. On Friday, Mr. Bennett m’ 9mg!’ wish" will entertain the Canadian Bar As- ’ The seven former officers either 50618140,, m Qttgwg, have fled into exile or gone into

ihiding since the revolution which

‘toppled the regime of Machadiml

lThe depwed President now is‘ Washington V0 £93 I bound for Canada. a.

adian National Iherbolrgytlllsodileryt‘? F07‘ Repeal

He boomed the vessel along with. ~ o o three companions, at Nassau, Ba-l PrOhlbltlOn (Associated Press)

hamas. Although the significance of this

,order was not immediately brought SEATTLE, Aug. 30-Washing- out, it was recalled that plans for‘ tong, 1e54, ,0 the repeal bmdj emamm“ °1 Machfldil and 0i’ ‘ wagon gave it a push that will as-' 30m“ “f m“ 3mm" aswclat“ have sure elimination of prohibition in been heel-y dimmed m out“ the United States before Christ-l mas, national and state repealists said tonight as mounting returns

The order was made public by! from Tuesday's election indicated

he will speak at a banquet given in

Horacio Ferper, fomer army lead-ll er who was appointed today as s00- retery of war. He explained that‘ m i e state returned only four dry

n"‘°."’“..‘ii‘.l.‘l'iil "21",? .‘.?”""‘...‘.'.’“Z;i “first” *0 95 we"- ° °Y ] The total vote to. wet and dry

lassed 51-89 Zmugm u desmggmand ch s delegates, with 2,079 precincts out In political We,” this ‘mum , of 2,682 reporting, was 340,310 for w“ mumreted u an answer w] repeal and 141,857 against.

demands by all opposition factions that a general shake-up be effect- ed in the army.

The officers named in the order in addition to Machado were: General Alberto Herrera, former secretary of war and the navy: Colonel Carlos ivilacltado, former Senator; Major Generoso Campos senator and brother of Gerardo Machado; Lieut-Col. Ramon Guer- ra, former senator; Major Genero- so Campos Marquettl, former rep- rcsentotive; Captain Enrique Mus hado, former senator and cousin of the former President and brigad- ier I. Coinsuergrs, former palace majordomo.

Provisional Resident Dc Cesped- a appeared tonight to have weath- ered hls first threat of a cibinet crisis by acceding in the demands of the young revolutionary group fl immediate constitutional re-

forms. head of the llindu religion. Ho 'broke a. precedent of 1100 years in

"n rd."'1‘h flaunt-- a do Pe fix e r g ‘being the first Primate of India

l to leave that country. The Maharaja Gaekwar, 71, and! a fabulously wealthy prince, saidzl “We are in an age of ferment

Christians Snobbish Declares Gaekwar

CHICAGO, Aug. 30—Religion needs “decoding” that the modern ,man may understand it and “dc- bunking" that he may respect it, the Mnharaja Gaekwar of Baroda yesterday told loaders in religious thought from the five icontinents who attended the Second World Parliament of Religions.

More than 100 sects of the ll great creeds of humanity were rep- resented at the opening session! ‘The Congress will continue for 22‘ ‘days. Its principal theme will be Ito emphasize the likenesses of all the great. faiths. in addresses by 200 leaders, including His Holiness Jagadguru Shri Shankaraoharya.’

situated there, provision for it hav- lng been made in 1788 by an act oi legislature. During the war of 1912- 14, batteries were erected on the mum‘ m, ‘awning 0; which are and chaos, but also oi transition gflfl "w, and awakening. Science has united

1g w" m 154 ma; Robert mum. the world but it is divided socially, 1; John 11m advocated the: economically and politically. Man of . ‘mm 110m go,- the my, can weigh and analyze the farthest q; 3M1,‘ warm“ u, ships ml planet. Can he organize the one

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the agreement, which will meet on versal prosperity. September 18. Argentina became the 22nd 11s.-

Wallace said no agreement has tion to sign the pact, the general been reached as to production or purpose of which is to reduce pm- quotas after 1984 but that this will duction by the great wheat na- b, negotiated later through the in the imp0rtill8 50l1ntTlB8-

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30—'Ihxpa.ycra of Chnguanas arl

icuw“ PM" indignant. They don‘t like the

UITAWA, Aug. Iior-BWCCPIDQ Ollfi chaguanaa road board chu-gm‘

"it is an insult and disgrace to in- f telligent taxpayers."

The board. they say in a petition to Governor Sir Claude A. Hollis is composed of "tailors, shocmakers shopkeepers and infant teachers“

oi its report a. proposal for life im-l prisonment with lashes as the pun- ishment for kidnapping, the admin- istration of Criminal Justice Com- mittee of the Canadian Bar Amoc- iation sat Late today.

The decision was to leave the sug- ,, m res a be” Rested amendment stand over until and anywhy our hi: “his; rgubm

tor looked after gtfslgg: fiietlgimiiizezniggkmixklnc Works Department." The Governor

stand that the present provision is asked to nsupercede" the board‘

making a kidnapper liable to 25 years’ imprisonment met the situa- tlon. “The concensus of opinion"- in the words of a. leading member of the committee—-“is that there is no occasion to become panicky in Canada at the present time."

The Weather, Etc

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Sons ARE Nifugat, Sour. Atquiabo!

Survivors Had Narrow Escape From Death

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PORT 0F SPAIN, Trinidad, Aug Ito-Harrowing tale of two men weakened by thrst, hunger and exposure, clinging to an overturned] boat to escape a horrible death in shark infested waters, was told to-I day with the landing of a fishingi crew at Grnnde Rlvlere. '

Members oi‘ the crow told of the drma-tic resiuc in the rough u-atrrs in mid Qarribbean sea while the rescued men themselves took up the story to toll oi the loss or two companions, devoured by sharks H after they lost hold of their lmlf O';\ll‘l‘-I’l‘ii()ll|ltl

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