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CLOSE RACE (Continued from Page l) Redmond. former chairman of the Irish Nationalist Party in the Britt- ish House of Commons, as Govern- mentmember for Waterford, Mun- ster, was announced.

Close Fight

President Cosgrave was elected to

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NEW YORK, Feb. 17 - The New York Federal Reserve Bank Mn: reported imports of sold “mu-BE i» 53.018500. Irons (buds. -

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a seat in the oity of Cork, while Mr. De Valera topped the poll in his constituency of Clare.

Both major parties were sangu- ine in their hopes of obtaining a working majority in the Dail, al- though indications of new strength in the ranks of the Labor party led some observers to the belief that no party would obtain a majority over the remainder of the churnber.

Final Verdict Tonight

‘x Results tonight gave no_ clue to the turn of the tide of the election

and no very definite indication of LQNDQN- Feb- 17'T'Th° (Tim/em-

the final verdict is expected beforwmeni’ W” asked 1B the 301159 0! |Commcns this afternoon if there

tomorrow night. In the event of a. close race it was foreseen that the

final result might not be known,

until after March 8, when voting in Leitrim, postponed on account of the fatal shooting of a Govern- ment csndidate and a detective

Sunday, will be held. There are

seven seats in Leitrlm.‘ The Platforms

Issues between the two major parties were clear out. The Gov- ernment, according to a manifesto issued by President Cosgrave, would strive for closer trade relations with great Britain, and would be prepared to cooperate to the best of its ability in projects placed ’be- fora the Imperial Economic Con- ference at Ottawa next July.

The Fianna Fail, on the other hand, aims st further severance of the ties bindins the Republic to Great Britain, including abolition of the oath of allegiance to tho King as a part of the constitution. At the last moment Mr. De Valera denied reports that he was ready. if his party were returned to pow- er, to abolish by law the holding of the Irish Hospital Sweepstakes, based on the running of the Derby

ti. ville. was taken to the P. E. Is-

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iiffjfj; ‘will RESIGNATIUN ~ " r i A v Al GUVERNMIENT

MT. STEWART UNITED chm-oh Services, Sunday, 21st: Mt. Stewart, ll a. m., Bible Study Group, 1 p_ m‘

m: 4o, a p. m. ! “*- (B m lvln . FORUM-Skating tonight, 15ml- yswtg-w Pfmtlazlovvsz)“ 1'“ ‘°°' 1008-11 PARIS. m». l6.—The Laval uov-

DIIESS CARNIVAL at L119 Pbfum postponed till next Wednesday. 1008-11

ernmmt relished. last night, after l Bushing , and shouting aSsnate i had defeated it by 23 votes, but the cabinet crisis was not expected to affect in any way the French for- FORUM—Ska.tlng tonight. Per- flan policy, especially in regard w foot ice. 1008-1! disarmament and reparations, ; __ The Senate turned down a vote M"; WEEK LENTEN SERVICE; of confidence l5’! to 134. The Pre- Rev. John McGinn preached the m1" h“ "km "mt quamm °°n' “men at the regum, m“, week cerning general policy he postponed Lenten service in St. Dunstans Bus- I “mu Funny m’ m order tn“ mm last evenmm Father Mcaum there might be no interference with '8 k important negotiations now being D0 e on the necessity of having

Christian ideals carried on at the Disarmament Con- ‘ ference in Geneva. He made the

request a question of confidence. v An hour after the Senate had voted the Premier led his Cabinet M,“ Mfldmd Brown. Teacher at gmliilggee Palace and ,.esented the North Grandvilie spent the week 1 "Mr to madam end Mm h” Wren“ Mr and M“ Paul Doumer. The President began George Brown New ' a“; N - consultations tonight in an effort to ' , 3”“- - bzing a new government into being

a the earliest possible oment. An unusual incident in connection 1a d H it I with the government upset was that “ “P a] °" “midw- luml" -messages abroad announcing the m“ ‘mm l sever“ "m"? i” the defeat in the Senate and. pointing “gm EY°~ out that resignation probably would follow, were held up for some min-

Mrs. Thomas Gass and little son utes by French censorship.

Alberton are at present in New The senate‘: action was attribut-

PER SONALS

Mr. Thurlow Hiscott of Gran-

ihome on account of the serous critics contend was M. LavaPs hid- illnr-ss of her mother Mrs. E. Hill. den hand in the passage by the —-N. Chember of Deputies of the Elec- toral Reform Bill, which carried with it suffrage for women in Chamber elections.

Dispieasure over the ousting of Arlstido Briond from thc foreign ofllce also played a part. And at the bottom of the opposition was dissatisfaction with the results or M. Laval! trip to Washir-"on, bas-

Low Week -End ' C. N . R. Fares l/Vill C o n t in a e ed on the fact that he failed to reach an agreement with the Unit-

‘ MONTREAL, Qua, Feb. 11-Day: ed States providing for duction in week-end round trip fares, which war debts proportional to any cuts have been offered by the Canadian in 00mm reparations.

National, Canadian Pacific and oth- j The resignation left the French er railway lines in the Dominion delegation at Geneva stranded. ‘That since last summer, will remain 1n delegation is headed by Andre Tar-

~ raw of one and a quarter times the

in Imgland each year. Yesterday's voting called for the‘ election of 145 representatives of» the people. Tonight's returns show- I ed 29 members elected, and loft 110 constituencies m be heard from.

Olaer Notables Elected

Other notables declared elected

included Ilrnest Blythe, Minister of Fllllllflfl; Ulllflll Richard J. Mul- cahy, Minister of local Govcrn- | meat; Alfred Byrne, r ' who is Dublin's lord Mayor; Des-

endeni.

mond Iltwerald, Minister of De- XOIIOO; H!!! beamass, Chief Lieu- tenant to Mr. De Valera, and Sean Olelly, mother Fianna Fail louder.

"What a a ...»... m an oilfield?" lsked little Peter. . "The man who writes the com-

pany prospectus,’ replied his father.

force after February 29, m9 d“; ‘dleu. who was serving as Minister originally set for their disoontinu- of War. once, the Canadian Pamenger As- M. Tardleu was mentioned as a sociation announced today. . .- ‘ successor to M. Laval. Round trip tickets between any other“ named we" semi“ “lei!!! Canadian stations for any week-end Paul-Bcneour. one or the principal are offered by the railways at the members o! the Geneva delegati m, and Senators Louis Barthou and regular single fare. These tickets Albfirt Bflrrellt- are good going from Friday noon ‘This was the third time in the until Sunday noon and returning last ‘seven veers and the fourth until Monday night. [time in the French parliamentary history that a Government has been ‘i overthrown by an adverse vote in d the Senate.

Being Considere

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was any chance of reciprocal em- pire trnde agreements being reach- ed before the Imperial Economic Conference in July, such agreements to be put in form after the confer- ence if the Dominions so desired.

tum tabled in the House of Com- rmims today by the Prime Minister.

If circumstances had been more propitious a committee of the Cab- inet would have been appointed to

m. Hon. Sir Philip Cunllfle-Lis- °°“‘id~°' °h° P‘ ' 1' M" Bemet‘ fer, Secretary of State for the col- fated m h“ 1cm" t° u“ New‘ onlcs merely stated a number of ‘xmndland mvemmem"

matters were already under oonsid- Th’ “mdyd?” fwd“ "mm m” oration. The colonies had been in- fimm" “mud P’ m“ “dud” a‘

vited to make suggestions as to lfiiiemm/i by 3mm“ w "Udall!" whetherinter-Domlnlnn and oolcm- payment of apllflixl-mflifily $110.- ial prefcrenceacould be accorded by 009-009- them, he added. Briefly the conditions were: Safe- guarding of the rights and privileges of the fishermen o! Newfoundland; safeguarding the rights and privil- WHITLOCK- In this city on Feb. eges, if any, of the Hudson's Bay 8th i932, to Mr. and Mrs, Nelson Company. adjustment of any claims Whitlock, a daughter, Kathleeni -- out of licenses issued by I-Oullle- the government of Newfoundland in the territories involved in the transfer; BSSilm-Dlwn by the Gov- ernment of Canada of the obliga- DAVIS — At Lower Montague. Feb. than u; paying the {n11 fundpd in- 15, 1982, Mrs. Mary J. (Dauncy) qqbteqnm or Ngwfgurjdmnd, a- Davls, age 88. Funeral Friday, Feb. mqungmg to 37,099,099 ammxym- 11th. w lower Mantasua Cemetery. only. and at the completion Ofine- , (Patriot please copy) gotiptlgng to romig go the govern-

nient of Newfoundland the sum of GOODWIN — On FOl). “h, 1933, $131,004,001 apwoxmifle]! Mrs. Percival Bowiin Goodwin, Mm expressing h,‘ "we, that (nee Marcia Forsythe). Funeral “M” “mung mndluom the 6MP took place from her home l8 Rich- “hm Government “um not 00th view Street, Dorchester, Mass, onl 81d" the punk". under the ‘my "by "“‘- visions of the Oodcr-in-Council. Premier Bennett said: "Until there is a ,, ‘ improvement in world conditions. n0 800d purpose would bs served by considering in detail a proposal which we are not luvpar- ed to accept in principle."

Mir. Bennett. thanked the New- foundland Nvetnment for its "courtesy in placing tho situation so frankly before m," ans express- ed rqret that he had been imable to meet the delegation personally in Ottawa.

BIRTHS

DEATHS

STEWART-At the Prince Edward Island Hospital, Wednesday, Febru- ury 1'1, 1932, Mrs. John Stewart.

aged ‘l1 years. Funeral from the residence of her son, Bruce Stewart. lvfarshfield, Friday, Fsbnfrlry 19th, scrvlco starting at 2 o'clock. Inter- ment Peopleu Comets y.

N. D. MacLean

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Mahatma Gandhi had been invit- ed in visit Chicago in 1983 by a re- "liifll "Ilhlhtion. He should see Chicago-where it's the authorities Vi" ‘"9 Dlliva resistance. —

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harmful effect upon the livestock and agrlcultmal interests of uire revinces. ,

| The financial statement indicated a Small deficit, about $728, from the |1oa1 fair; but with stock on hand lic the value of $1,541, the directors really showed a credit balance for the Year.

C. F. Bailey of Fredericton was m-elected President of the Associ- ation, with the following officers: y

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with the Provinces as soon as con- ditions warrant such a. conference second vice pres1dent_w_ A_ [being satisfactorily held to discuss

mmumng M L A “we N_ s_ a maximum working day of eight mud vace 5re_;1dex;t__1flme m? incurs called for in the 'I‘reaty of

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N nfingngnagfl n [all quarters of the Commons in

Dm"ECTORS__ general agreement, Hon. Hugh

Prince Edward wand __ Karo,“ Guthrie, Minister o.’ Jilstlce, made

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bc called as soon as conditions warrant such n conference being satisfactorily held. It is not only in regard to this question of the hours cl.’ labor that we desire b0 consult tho provinces. There are many questions which more q; less [involve a dispute as to jurisdiction These questions are not in a satis- factory condition now and much Landxeth’ wkmlpq; good work might be accomplished E_ D_ Boynman spoke wday m, if a conference were held and I the application of dressed mulm/ ‘mm that’ l" m“ "m distant “mire Shanda.“ m Canada u, dam" “m; in more satisfactory basis will be ar-- 3.1!, Ashton, Morrisburg, iniroduc-irived at.” In regard to the treaty ed we question o, wmpuysory grad. of Versailles and the carrying out mg o’ em’ whkh mused w“. ‘of its labor provisions he was glad siderafblo discussion. in, learn during his trip to Geneva The "PM, o! ‘he rmwflmlona Cum. ‘last year that "Canada was not mm” w,“ be pmmted some “me lagging behind but was in the fore- before the wnventlon comes to n "Ont" do” 1M6 today ' Debate was initiated by Hon. P. Heenan (Lib. Kenorn) who in a‘ resolution advocated “approprate s I notion" for establishment of the a e might-hour day.