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Eases Tension

0nC

niselaims Re.~.po'1Ei>i1ify For Nazi “Threat”. Cargoes Of War

Munitions

_,,____.__=._==.- 'Johnson Asks For' Criticism Of NRA Scheme

ll?-EEN 35-as ,§§§l?.i_i_ fiioiiii 5;?

h which

he studied as

administration policy.

'His _Recovery Administra hehed Just one oonditim

sill oct, he said. reseiva *un wma personal ansnlts' and it will take “academic conjectures not backed by facts only for what they ere worth.” “We went yoin' help,” he said. *whether you an on the industrial. lain' or consumers' side of the ar- gument. 'lbll in m Ydruary 2| where the codes an not working right, where they bear unjustly all

y.3u_.whsre they could be improv-~_

on tinent

Increase.

(lylilllldddflil

vIlNlfLAr|d~is.lieb.li-with

nswsoiadanaebirairght Inso- psanaituatiinrocosslnnodbyano- therNesidsmandd'fhaA\»tiali oovernmltcamathorwvelsehn

hats, raunitims, NPO-

.zf 5 ' geig , iii; iii iii iiilii ii;

scr-a

fortransbinmen

ltussia.and

Japan.

InBerllii.Anthmy

hhnord PrivyBoa1.

swayoutofthe sleln felhwithohansellcradolf Hitler: Parlsandltomeweseeon-

lik' loinals

Hitlsractsd to psvsnt a oleah

bsivwsmavnudmfnchtsmdiia-

letitbekn0wlithat'l'heo-

tleailsdmutrisn ifasi

without nfthiwiw

5 ii;

E9 gi ii

Mistakes and admitted freely br. who Pohl hh Ursahlm. lher. started end had, sin iustrles un esmplebod .

iris gi-E51; giiggg Agrllg

iNNoUNcEMENTs, coM1NG EVENTS,

MEETINGS. ETC

_.__

“llnoalaoualia gg

lla column I I resin lsr

l\'\¢¢lv payable la sdvaaaa.

"ziun choir Play and concert. Thunder. usroh sth. L-ses.

"Borden Line Club loading hog

limbs, calves, Albany. Wednesday, F°bm»rv sl. L-sas

ward

’1wMyuannumemmt¢ nicht Junior mu or tors and ummm annum. uni

°'H°Yfi-Beton vs. lsoond Hornets nwmnnmxwmn muuao “L Lam

'Wwstmmnar rn- “v» M. ms. vm- » -nm- *wvawmn mmshasu lib. Admllldi, I Mita. L-BO

'§wmmmamsnwn1mmma

H014 s Oaks Bale at Rogers

Hardwue. Wednesday “burn sm :rsh

5? §i§ §: its?

mmthly msstiru

Island mopital

I-I at BCI pleess.

S gil;

_ Eiill ggi; sg i siéii r

-5?’-"~l=’.?."‘ Nhrua

mi --lisrrsefiscft

'Wien =it§EE§§EE%E*==

'lift 535# ii

E§F§s ii i itil; ii; Eagle E§’i §i=? Zlilgiii

5 El? Ei sig Ei; Els lil E5

dallvafadanulti- ustrlahdovcra-

r E

uunleh. ;

SITUATIGN IS NOPEFl|l.

Anthony Eden Well _ Pleased With Con-

vmnmdonsWHH\HMt lor and Aides.

haaknlnl. Amad-

lial)

5?; Till? *ii i §§;%“%§€§5% ’ s§§¥g§¥}€ai§ “S é Zig' ‘lréillg ° 3 isé

didnot

toment he said Hitler. as well 'ster Von Neu-

Vim in a of de-

diearmarnsnt ques-

y's rccsnt

suqestlon for an enlarged German army and the Brit’sh Clover-»m¢n"|

row. ltwx lid.

Nslilzoblemainoludinitheoll- cation of _

§§r5§§E§§ i i.§ All Fill gi hir* §d§t? gg 5g¥?E

DUpitsHltler‘saotion.Parisbs-

lions t*~-rtmettershsvereashed sum nmeswmmwm"uJ tween Hitler and Premlerllnso- llniofltalyoverdustriawilltahe

Informed French circles regarded

Alltriafs political future' as “ob- some” and mid ustrla plight 9 dos wlmarily

lini batt

ss'

sereeuoauaq

NUIIPIDUI in Its-ly attached Gamany today. Referring to the three-power declaration on latin-_ M7. the n°WlllP¢rl warned hat 001115! must not interfere with Austrian independence.

DWI” lsioihrlbaldl of

l&lMwehcMm mcetosrttlsihea

probkm.

Ou-man

gi 5 5.

NIIMIIX

114 Perished On Collier

lu. ay a-reins spun wan

PRIZOHY

N-ANIIIQ Btltlck

iilit ligraisg §`i§i§t

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Elf; 8; _ go

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______ ‘ aos'roN. _

I. 0. I. vnu. tions of th-ree young men schedul-

ring! il 1

:i-ggi it

15| zrstrikr

ll/ill 132! lliftewl flllclacv

iiiiiigisriiifgr grits iiioiirgfgr r;i§§i=@;» retiree ;rt=rri§§»» Eiilrigl li agllllililr

81%-

ystorday

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MASS BUYING ,DUNN ITTEE ,FGNMS AGENDA

ossnsd over obs Austin dtuatiou. msliior-ah4illns.0<>°Il>i-'-lull-‘fo si hl ---- and Vluma hed a demand mln equality demands, (0-L ly 0aradhl’s lpaahl Wire) Nasis for eo4pm'e.tion._ The talks will continue tomar- UWWA. P¢b.20- lilniu... wage

the first writ oi ln-

liwe will be Vestisation v_m osm-

§§§§lE-iii §l§§§”r§Si= ¥£¥§ is or § . alll

will qrpesr hilt

t fo“:f.lu|ais

povlnoss.

'ine eunmrme iield so organisa- tion modus today, num-mug un- til Thursday- Norman Sonunerville '1'°Mt°. ww lwvioteo eoumel.

UUMMCUI

drift IDBDGI wal ad;p_0d 00- After the minimum wage olf- nsve noe.. n..ar.., re__re.sn.-

0l¥U\lNd llbor will tUl»l-

fbvlu as awaetshops,

the minimum wage eral wofkmg condit-

_ation- ge de-

smt- ullylng

's R. B.

Statistician, wi.l

s ro,..». on l..f.r.....t._n in

of various govern- nts on public

tben'will

oomsnls.s.onen to gather de- oli various in-

LRJ. nata- y he would the llshlng the Marl-

E it

Eéiilgggs.

;¥ Néga

g§°Ea

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nit! iilég

52? it E it

I. stevens, Minister of Oommdos, said today skuoture »of lndustria veotlgaed as we.l as tldhl. This broad sub- y wil. be loft ln soc!-

days.

Executio n e r

Snow - bound

Z-1 ‘

(A. !. by Guardia-l|’s lpoolal Wins)

feb 20-The execu-

after nsidnisht tonight at

thongeto Prison were nomo# lmtll tomorrow night by en Jsnisslsllogest-tbeoauas Robert _liillott.thseascutloner, le snow-

bstwoln New

Alplllnwlallsilliltsthslrfats.

ennan Snyder of

A.Donneilon of

forthskill- y lomervilb

ODI

ll. Yt Jildlll.

59555 5.l.§§. li

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...'ii' ' cuAauoT'rETowN§ CANADA. Wlibrmsnsr, FEBRUARY 21, me ~ s PAGES g-;-,, -

" Zi fii__

_£_______;__

o rer Canby Wage Dispute

Hitler; e Stand GlAlNS AHB§&,i:§,01ng‘%NA‘2%nNTE&|l¥}.i;w?A;T§;;;t, Transportation

NEGIPRGGITY

Pnmmmmq Talks

Held, But Action

V Awaited From.Uni-

ted States.

0'l'l'A.WA. Feb $0 - Osnsda

stands ready to negnlate a reci- procity treaty with the United States along linda that will he fair to both countries, Prime Luinls-ter R. B. Bennett announced .onlght lnthel-louse ofoommoul.l"o:tha pest nine months informal nego- tiations have been carried on in Washington and when President Franklin Roosevelt is clo_hed by Cameos with tar-iii bargaining power, they will cmtinue in more conouets form.

oilicssu of the United Mine Waters will confer tomorrow with the management of the Aildla Coal Cmnpany in an af- fwt to settle the wage diyute involving 1300 miners at the oolnpmya three Piciou coun- ty pits. Discussion will focus on Hrs report of consulting en- gineer' Thomas Graham, who recommended lowered produc- tion costs following N, mv"- tigation.

Ulalmlng oosts can be cut on.

ly by wage reductions. the op- _rstora have proposed cut; 111181118 I-ll? to 23 percent. The colliers are working now under B temporary agreement where- by they receive unreduced WIS” Pfndlng settlement of 'he dispute.

.TNUIISANIJS

llorthescoondtlmeintwoses-'

sions, Willem Duff, Liberal mem-

ber for Antigonlsh-Guya'.oro, pre- ' _

sented e resolulon may umm in

the government to open negoti- '

ations with Washington for a treaty that would permit natural producLs of Canada free entry ln- to the Uni.;d States ln r.tu.rn for free entry into this mrrket for cer- tain American goods.

Moves Amendment

A fsw minutes before the li

oolock closing hour, Prine Minis- .or Bennett took t"e p li' _ steam

.'.. ull! suolutlon by mov-

.ut ...._._. would on record as ap-

srr ttens fak-

t in ne8.ti- He did not

hh, s,eeoh when tho mh-

“‘°.i.i¥”"7;

April. 1908.

etsrrnlnation to

tb ln-

tho two

countries. informal nqotiations had Noceeded in Washington but the extent was nor duclosod.

One dimculty had been the ro-

fusal of Congress to clothe the president with taziff bargaining power, but this might be ehansod at the present session. lf this pol- es were granted, the prime min- ._._.' n._ .o ne;ot.s.,ns would continue" but he lndsted "any agreement must bo based on a lair and equitable undestsndlng of ma

it earsiggif ~_a5_§’§ég§ is i§§&b¥§§ §iE°;;§§E2fio

Preslde

crease

count-ry__by the_other."

(Continued on Page 8)

I erri to ri al Force Formed In Free State

(C. P. Cable)

DUBLIN, Irish Pres State, Feb.

20.-The Ministry of Defense an- nounced tohlzht that a new Irish

leiitorlal ioroo would be esteblsshed an that its members would wear uniforms similar to those of the famous "Irish Brllado" which Roper `casement, later hanged for treason, attempted to form in Germany fir the 1916 Irish rebellion.

'l‘bs new foroe will consist of ln-

fantry. artillery, sir 0011!. cavalry and auxiliary units and will be re- cruiwd from the various counties of the Pres Stats. The present strength oftherrosstatearmyislkdeorn- minioned officers and

commissioned officers an

Tha unifwla will bs green cloth, the collar cufts piped with narrow b

the breaches of standard pa with green lrald stripes down

who had been hillb- rvioss as a consular

1013. At tha begin-

bslievsd Brit-ain‘s

would afford

tba ls

§r;g= ;§`§ iiiiiiii iris; lg; riliigg

fi li

i5 is gi §

¢el!!!!°_~

T0 LATE KING

(By Albert W. Wfsonl A

Mnociafed Press F~reign "tm (A-P. By Gllardlalfs Spool I Wire) I BRUBSEIB. Fab. 20-In mute sorrow 30.000 grieving Belgium of all wtlks Of life pgld homggg tp- dly before the coffin of their well loved King Albert Z. i H1! b°dy lay in stats in the

Grand Palms here, and ststesmen. soldiers, housewives and mem °¢h°f1 no-ned the iles-onoed tm.

A Pauli!!! Awaits amass

Twenty thousand other summing Subkcfswerelinedwinatwo mile queue tonight. patiently 'awaiting their chance to look for the list time on the one uonemli First plans were to close the Pal- au gatu decided to

later ur

Prom the villages and country-

side of tho liwle country camo forest throng; to my tribute to un ‘King and to attend his f':ners.l Thursday, when the crowned heads `lli'111v¢l, and heads of steve th"oug'h out the world will be represented

The Funeral The funeral ceremony will start

at 8 a. ln. 'thursday and last four hours-

Besldes the Prince of Ws‘es, Prwdent Lebrun of In-arse. saver-i ll UDIII. Prince Humbert of Italy and other hofsblcs seven oi‘fioe~s I-hd 100 mén of the Fifth British Dralwn Gus-rdl of which Kingi Albert was s Colonel, s battalion of Prench marines will attend.

On Prldly, after hlkirg the mth

of office before both Houses of Pl""m¢ll'f». Crown Prin~e Lespold will be vested with the responsl-‘ bilitles of the Crown in succemlon to his father.

, National Gov ’t. Retains Seat

(C_F. Cable By Glardlalfs lpcolal Wire)

POE’l'BNlOU'i.., szng. Rb' I0 -

Admiral of the Fleet Sir R03! Keyes, Conservative standard beer- er, yesterday won the Nor.h |'P<n'tm\o\lth by-election necessitat- ,ed through elevation to the peer- ap of Sir Bertram hue, former conservative member. The 9°-lins returns gave Blr Roger 11,583 votes and his uhm opponent, E. 1'.

leaving Sir Roger, ,878 compared with 4,149 for Blr .Bert-I

general election

fsosd a Labor rival.

Irs 53°

E59

eg; Q5!

igff =;§§-5 siiii

Eastern States Sw; t g Wild Storm

And Shipping Badly =(;_rippled

“'00” Af°|S|lMMENS|ll[

Employed To

C1eaf_§1w-fS- ,NUMINATIIINS N&udnhn4.Y[§I[RnAY

K, worst winter weather ln years clamped down over thel northeastern seaboard of the Contegt in Evgry Seat

U it d Stat t d , rl plgd eships 3: tl; ahtlafrtilr, For Next Tuesday.”

lef_t several hundred thou-. El¢Ctl0l\. sand New Yorkers without transportation for hours,

tied up the railroads ‘hroughout New England md New York State, delay- fd the air mail and caused leaths and intense suffering. Sixty-mile-an-hour winds

put coastwise shipping in distress. Thick ice and snow-i drifts locked doors in New York City and made skating 'inks of streets. The New

Iork Stock Exchange open- ww

ed an hour late, and thou- sands of workers were mach' later ai. ollices, shops and factories.

llsavydales

Whistling gales swept snow rang- ,

ing in depth from six inches to a < foot into drifts that trains between Boston and New York an.: in many other sections of New Szlgland, could not negotiate. Ships were battered

by high winds, lee floes, and pormd-|

ing waves.

Although some delays could not

be avoided, the army took over its job of flying the all' mall with a spirit that postal officials likened to that of Paul Revere. I Fifteen trains carrying between 3,-

000 snd 4,000 passengers lay mow- bound in Connecticut and Rhode Is- land and railroad officials describ- ed the blizzard as the severest slnos 1888. Scores of New England com- munities were wholly cut off from the outside world. 1 “The captain oi the coal steamer

Northern Sword, 300 yards offshore at Winthrop, Mass., with a crew of 30 aboard wirelessed cosstgus.rds~ men who had stood by all day on the beach prepared to rescue the men with breechcs buoy equipment that his craft was in no immediate danger. He said he and his men intended to remain on board during the night.

Collier Stranded

Ol! Winthrop Head, a few miles

from Boston, the colller Northern

30 aboard was

Sword, with men . jammed aground in shosl water and pounded by heavy seas. Coast gunrdsmen stood cn the beach with breeches buoy equipment with which they hoped to span the 300 yards that separated the shlp's crew from safety.

Off Cuttyhunk Island on the

southem Massachusetts shore, the 80-foot schooner, Hope Leslie, with its crew of six was matched from almost certain destruction by two doughty 'I5-foot Oosst Guard patrol boats. Fighting a 30-mile round trip against gales, crashing seas and menacing ice flocs, the patrol boats took the drifting, rudrlerless, badly leaking schooner in tow and brought her safe to Woods Hole.

'two hundred miles from Boston

the steam trailer Georgetown wal- .mved in heavy sesa. her engines dis- aoled, while the Cutter Ossipee sped in search of her and her crew of ll men.

(continued on Page li

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E *' “¥l'l! I l l§§iili;iii=‘¥i~ *Z ‘l;§§a¢§‘i5§ fill iNhts§§iit 'A' I §'*ir ‘§rE‘51 5.! .i@lra.lE§re§lei

(U~ P.

A~..

Identifies Shoe As That Of Daughter’s At Ascah Trial

was made alonl the Olav! Ooast and finally the body of llaud wal foundflost.ingin0\DOBa!.Afooi». believed to ba that of lllflllflli Mosh was also found.

Uatlinlnathseassforthevrown. almos\Blsnven\ss.l0.sa|d\hr- glmtts and har ooudn Maud wut

relatlvsson the eve of lar-

ure for Quobse and

¥§g§§§;‘ ililigltggii illicit? ' illiillir

Yesterday was Nomination Dae

st Bumnnrside for candidates ici Mayor, three councillors and one water oommilioner for the, Civil Election which takes place

Tuesday. Every seat

tested and es in

each case the ba a lively one The Mayoral

by Mayor li. Mayor W. J.

or will

YC!!! year

:§h

`§';§gE§G‘§‘.e. ‘es E

he ai; §;§?E;i§gE lilii ..ii

t inter&

acute, Both

csndldsf been business m with s. goodrecwd of public sewn

to their credit.

The cmtral ward will have old campaigners for the can the retiring Councillor, ld'

hard Bchunnan with a

ll years at the

Mr. Thmnas

nm lseodulliy ig for this honour. lb. Bempsm dl. the rettlng oounc

West Ward will

Pidele Pu-ry

dlpcrlonco

hal Ward, hh

fm-mu' water commimiousr

10'. John Y Phllll

pruented fir many

ection- A. P. J

oancy

board. -6

The Weather, Etc

A _

BOY Ali' A Pu? 4081' Sita to Sreilt ite Sent Linguist!

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Strong winds and gales ahlfilq

in nnrthwct with ooosfonsrl sn hao@||l( somewhat colder ut nla

wnlldltl Press) ll'rl0noi.0ul<7AL or|fn1s:_ 'ra

onto_ Feb 2)-lllnlmsm and maxim

tdnperltlresz-

Dawson ... ... ... ... ... ._ 13 .nlms ... 10* Victoria ... . .--~- 4° Vancouver ... » 1 ldmcnwn ... . . -~- 1° Banff . ---- W Calgary . 14 1 Wl\nlpa¢ ... . . . ... U Roglna ... . 4 Toronto . 105 Kingston . ... 1725

Ottawa 1.. ... .. .. lzll

I! 0 li I

Iootrn . ---- Quebec ... ... ~ llaln! Joll ... ... ... ... rwun ... nsrlouoenu

IOIHMDI

llaritlma West:-Bros(

vines sr rem; partly eiowdy hoes-kg sold with local snow

rid.

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