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Maritimes Offset By Many Disadvantages

UITAWA. Fob. 24—(CPl-Thc ,, mum treaty had not brought .. prosperity liberal members rcdlcted it would, A. J. Brooks, Con. Royal) said in the l-lcuse g commons today. It had not glped the Marltme Provinces.

runsvrlck to the United States re-

... ed about the some esbefore Wm" h! . Premi h th hon 1985 o e er ec . n lhgdobceern of great lfenefit when u" Oil-ewe administration W" MIN U10 light o! his a8- sccistion with "courageous leaders"

d in Allbliilll. mm“ “w “d mm“ In betwi- heeitn than when he

.- i the same.

ll’, United States and it was .. surprising the Americans

» - t . Gehuine reciprocity would be e

0W0 n. thing for the Maritime Prc- gfrbtfin Tggllggmnan ‘up and

t am decried whet he tanned was over- °“p.§§lt'§ee§ru<t>1y‘§nmlny the m‘: emphasis on his condition and re- ntuiy. Then fbh, lumber and- ‘rm’ “'1?” “in products entered the United mm wit“

noes but there was no compar-

mes practically free of duty. ow almost prohibitive duties were lllntsined even after the re-

King's county. N. 13.. could more in illi the quota of milk admit- -.- to the United States under

Changes in the United States tes on potatoes would be of .. help to Maritime porsto

.83:;.'...:‘.i;h‘3 Franco Would illi..ii‘v“:""s.é‘ll'. “blitz? Makg Spain

tstement that one New Runs- ~ci< county could fill the treaty

“°.‘“.€.“..i’.i’.‘.l€‘.“éi§'é%.."§£t.“tilt; Strong Power

ere at least four counties in tbs ultimo Provinces which coul

iii the quota alone. They were gum-mg, 5 e three counties in Prince Ed- c“; Fylngg. rd lslend and Carleton-in New 39mm;

rce to maintain a "place in the .000,000 bushels of table potato-s 5m» “d w bggomg e, Strong paw- nto the United States st a lcwer- Q; m m, Mgd1tgpr3ngln_

The Nationalist W0 Potatoes a year for 8V1??? Am- has warned other countries that can citizen. The seed P091110 Spain must he taken into consid- llolfl hnd been doubled and this erstion in any settlement of Med- as "all to the good." But the gunmen; mo”

has been of major concern

penalized branch of the ndust- which hope to curtail Italian-Ger- and removal of the Canadian msn influence in Spain.

runswick. - g Canada was permitted to ship go

- duty. That would mean one or versge farmer did not grow seed otoes. It was an ex naive go

rill against United States pota- “is

W W“ dlm8erous because thc Ito. . with German and Spanish I ited states could flood the Can- bsc i

dinn market overnight.

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Pres entry oi‘ Canadilu filth t0 French African colonial empire. ‘ e United States would be of Britain and France fear a coalition ome help but that wss not poc- which would dominate th hie. The fish concessions in the terranean cw treaty would be of no benefit. route.)

"Concessions on salt fish really meant nothln ." laid w. Brooks. “As long as t Ojlllla concessions m made to Newfoundland we

_ xpected cannot hope to increase ener our enny of nearly 1.000.000 men r

lilies or our prices"

. for on Low prices were really thcmrux after the Franco takes it for granted the increase in the ice paid to the end will be soon and he will be fisherman could c expected as a victorious.

Coal miner Emma; Bootln ed a or “Wlrmepm: us. . fish v. r co s n o

p “c”. ew nucleus of a vast smied force. It is pcintefout testy became ef eetlve. has not dug deeply into his man- ____.____ power since n0'men over the age HE GOT HIKE MAN of 82 or under 1B were conscrip-

ol the fisheries problem and no

I10 benefit. as fur prices in York had slum since the

---— t PREPORIA.—A native south I African policeman tracked a entitle thief 2000 nriles in 2 l-‘I months.

"llkiné the arrest. obtandna con-

l,0g0 planes Rib for NOHCII lll “l” through c n‘ =.°°‘““"?__3_.°""'.P°i'._."°"'-- relief orgeonizlz‘ s

Alton Arena Beturdny night, '1 {Qdfflg M “in”: ab“ render comes or ‘ ' * lured by Nationalist troops.

l0 Wtlock, $900181 1100

"Hllliilcl - VI MING Mil- ton m ' . ma; “was:

"Hockey tonight st s...‘ om- Renews

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ti... 09"" ‘i105’ Materials For Wartime Use

ours MAKES Ontario Liberaol ANMYSU 0F PremierLdunc/zes TRADEJREATY Jibe Att Ottawa

‘Alleged Benefits To Finds King Goy-e-rnment “Worse” Than He Thought It Was Be- fore He Left For Australia- Discounts Retirement Rumors.

Tonorrro, Feb. 2i _ (CP)_'1'he

. beta ti ti retrac- Exports of turnips from New Pfiflillai PIBSBIltCQvernmeno is n " on or

eir harcccthth and Pmmerbuplgscisodfiillebe: lIl-lMtPrim M!

seated the federal house also

nest census would reduce the l sture mem~ bcrship from 00 to . He said he returned home with unmment retuemen; numerous ideas pained during his He said he would lead the 0n. terio Government in the next l - islative session which opens Me iicticns provided for in the trcatv ilflblglfglhélggliiig 15ft; ncx gene eec on, ue n cw" n“ QM“ or 1M3, remained "for decision in the futum." e Premier, on arrival todo . ed himself mo less enezgo c e reduced treaty rate of duty. mhaléduiuiallsmégnwlftek] I1$g‘%€fi_'

ew Brunswick dairy men were lllng dairy cattle to tm United 1351s igogllflmcnt ministers wherelt

til/es but that was because they sd no markets for their butter ma“ d cream. .M

a were s “revelation to him. He rc- wrh s strengthened con. that public-debt coilversiczi

ploy: ouch a policy in not harmed credit.

He said he probably would sub- mit to the icziszaiure at the com- ing semen o resolution urging the Federal Government to adopt eco-

whot he termed Canada's economic betterment will be discussed with the Ontario cabinet before being

when he departed lor He telegraphed Labor

Mass Migration 0f Italians from »

"w-w “ . AJACCO Corsica. m. 24- sin Fob. Ril-Gen- . _ “u: ma“ m rmum circles uremia French 1s

civil war, plans to wield Mutation "in";

that a wlr-leseie migration

ans from Cosrieo. would be- week. ‘Ilhis. it wls explained. was the t or. the recent decision emprsmc There was no immed- mni any political or militarv six

Ihfmmed persons said that It- tes n ‘

c retro-n after t e war. press more “"9110 m9 SiWPl-Nfi 0,3551

The cntir group, w e

colonization service. ,their colonial trade r “m5 n would leave Corsica Mo Expects End Soon m“ i“ B m‘

b6 i0 ns from the Beetle. area and Dolly embark on on from Lemon. ‘

Fred Perry Likes ‘Aussies’ flhances

NEW YORK. Feb. M-Fred Per. in on te Nstloncl

Champ onshlps day. It was quite an event-eit that. or tho matches were dull. Whatever re M

will be one of train- who folllht 2 l-2 years

th listen in Perry. The

WWI 5"“! ""1 amiable nee didn't disappoint

The ruler of Nationalist El sin fiction and sentence and securing slso has made clear he wan n‘ hint-sci! a special irewand of strum; navy to to k up his recent m ($0.40) and commcndatizn of declaration to effe thot r Minister c! Justice Spain no "pawn" in

comma {VENTi

in Fred "all these statements that the Un- ited States has a 50-50 chance to p the Davis Cup itcrrsncsn politics. u um’ now smell nsvy

ll mustered an Ill‘

‘m. which m. points in advance. Now he's a

m ""- 00" “,£‘..°.".."°’i; n. n P $1 Austre |.'s has no backhand- is rgpcue from 0%

repsrlnz now for on of Spain. Notionalist llecti

imess either can't beat Bromwich B bee

' US. Plains vTo Store-up‘ Raw

tbrectygegmterinlstr: ‘ sicneoocenuiiruie

TlilillE BllIiRll HEARS TALK M

FREIBHLRATES

Mr. Rand Matheson Sees (Io-operation As Solution Of Mar- itme Problems.

The Tn tion Commission. (0! the Mariime Bilardnd’ Wade) whose‘ members serve without re- muneration and give willln ly of their time and counsel in e in- teresis oi’ the Maritime n “

“an xem might ery essi be Tfollowed men: other lines in of Mari es.

Ma eson, 111M818!!!‘ T‘ cation Commission, Mono- ton, dcclcr ‘ in an ore the local Boordhere lut

m. Mstheson gave a resume of trans tion roblems in the Mari refer: particularlcyt to

vlval of road port. especially in central Canada. An uns-uocess. ful attempt was made to re-estab- lish the relationship in rates throughuthe “test case’ in rateson

Arttsr ' discussing various cases where the benefits wider the Mer- itime Freight Rates Act had cp- parcn-tly been rendered nugctvry Mr. Maiheson declared. Wperhaps a joint committee should be cgpoint: ed consisrtin of represents ves of the Dcmln on Government. the Maritime Governments, the inter-

Boemd c!

‘Ik-cnsport Commissioners and the Transportation Commission iorthe purpose of considering and analys- nz the [tot in. boto to determine what revisions are advisable and necessary so ‘ohstthe Act could be mods to function in condormi with the so and intent of the reoomme tlons of the Dun- can Commission." This question

‘ would probably bee-cums t

important on the tation onfs igendn. at B: M?" mce my. the on s

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There was a ‘ inlCariodofor the "effective regulation of moth!‘ tremwrt so that each phase transportation will be placed in its

oper realm of economic 01X?!‘ on," Mr- Methdron said. To‘ that end the harmonisation Commis- sion had submitted recommenda- tions to the Maritime Govern. merits. _

1n the course o! N" address the speaker referred to the recently .. ounccd adjustment in rates on smoked. pickled on ed fish

d cann shipped to United Btatu destina-_

Free pick u and delivery ser- vice for less an cor load lols in nail shipments was also referred to. The speaker polnicdyut the siommilslsion was n nglstthe vigil

e re ways concern - vice whlchwae supplied in allPl-Pl-l of Canada-except l-hc Multiples.

After Mtr. Msthesons several local ‘mule Board m took part in discussion. includdnfl Mmsrs. R. I. Muhch. S. A. McLeod. Arthur Wright. and Licut. Col. G- E. Full, post president o! the Board.

A hearty vote of thanks wes iendrrerl Mr. Mai-hazon. moved by Mr- R. E. Mulch, seconded by Mr. .r.o. Kyndirnan. and supported W Mi‘. W. L. Higgins and Dr. J. A.

Clark.

Mr. C. N. Bissett. president of the Board presided at last night's session.

Income Taxes p Raised In Reich

BERLIN. Fob. fl-JAD-Nnll Gcrmnny imposed new income to: regulations today on her ‘bachel- ors. splnsters and childless married couples. a

The new measures raisin the levies on the unmarried by 12 1-2 per cent end crested e new- tsx group of couples who ere childless after five years of marriage.

Nexis hastened to say the new taxes which they tlmate will bring in from 580.000, to e160.- 000.00 annually were not based on the need for further funds.

An announcement slid the new regulations stem from necessities cf population and politics! aspir- ations of the notion.

Returns lost Money Lm Reward 0f S131

M-(Qh-

Premier Hepburn Ilrges Reduction In Governments

lnfluudl a lion

cumin-mate theirs, "There h st least no

legislatures of the

section," the Premier said.

Mr. Hepburn announced his

Build ility f Underground

tom for 300.000

one fourth c! the cl

Climax To ilonspiracy Trial Near

of "frame-u closing contentions, with Pooh.

principal witne. es attains?’

Schoenhouv-as "

Norwegian Sealers In Difficulties

todey m. icy sees rn

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Hungary Simultaneously Bans Nazi Party And Joins Anti - Red Pact

Hungarists some As Danger To Public Safety-Nation- wide Raids And Arrests- Situation __(lonfused.

(By Alvin Stcinkopf, Associated Press Foreign Staff)

BUDAPEST, Feb. 24-(A.P.)—Hungary's new Gov- crnment today smashed the nation's largest party of Nazi sympathizers and at the some time, with seeming con- tradiction allied- Hungary formally with Nazi Gennany in an Anti-Communist pact.

The anti-Comintern pact was signed by Foreign Min- at a Foreign Office ceremony. Ger- _ on Erdmannsdorff, Japanese Minis- ter l-lajima Matsumiya. and Italian Charge D’Affalrcs Omero Formcntini were present.

The Hungarian Nazi party was banned as a danger to _ public safety and party property confiscated.

Anti-German Demonstration In Poland

TORONTO. Fob. M-Prcm- lllllcfl

fer to his -

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menu t rcoouemcnlla

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iniisii HUME v m PAlESllil-I- irnriiioizn

Central Europe's Jews

three Prairie Provinces smal- fiznste their l lhturcs end three Mnrltme Provinces geo-

s-rlphicel reason why the three

Mal-Mm

and the three in the Prairie Provinces uhculil not be smel- Il-msted to form one for each

"They don't need 245 mem- bcrl it Ottawa. A; I have sa-ld

before. I believe a 3cm! start could be made in ttavn by tybpéllplshli the Senate mtirc-

- Returning tod f trl to Austrslia l-nduhlfiemsn ,

fintiorauc’! pmin ‘before 3:0 a redial-abut

bill to reduce the number cf leak in the Ontario House

later Stephen C (By he: Culrner. Amemec run

man Minister Otto

096's Jews scanned the worldonali for new shelter today while the

Nation-wide Raids home-

held their second ioinst meeting

hereineflfortshoreccha oomw

promise in the neizotiatiom over Paicstin

on pas-w slur-ted at 6 a. m. In HIGH; o the future of - e. At time

At Bhungking

(By The Associated Press)

BHANGH , Feb. Eb-Engineers in Chunglrinig, China's tsmporary capital, reported twilight a tremen- dous project to tunnel the moun- tsdns surrounding the city as shel- ters against Japanese air raids. They said thousands of coolies. working with primitive implement-s. were urrowing into the moun- talus in an effort to dig out shel-

m-wy were . zirminw . Tons of Neal literature were eels. JoWB from Ell!!!”- taken to she nautical po- was the core or the problem.

lice bums/u in 12 vans. Scores 0d Hunwarists mrouzhout the coun- restated

try were arrested as th ‘Berlin reported.

take up unused United Bouts: quota numbers

sity students demonstrated against Germany today on the eve of a five-day (riendship visit of Foreign Jidinistcr Count Galeszzo Ciano of —Germony's axis partner. Poznan about 500 unlversi studenltie broke windows of a Ge -

Posener Taveblatt, organ o! the Ger-man minority in Poland. Police prevented the stu- dents from nearing the German

newsnepecunen yesberda oected the party to

- s persons xfefgén ualgtazijulleaiégz- who w kirls. mgéhmzn psgglagéloil; t; imprisonment hi: one of u‘: 1511,0505 of imémoégnaing ' marked o apenese or r w attack. In a move to lessen diam» ego by air raiders and to eliminate fire d5 as the result 0f bom-I bexdmen . these re""m Mid. Chi- uue otflcials- have ordered o t.

0D R00 United states 50

Of was leaned for Libya. moat ddsoppeorcd cm sources that the pointy mute in foreign ports, apparent»- ompeuted Police measures lv hooded tor Palestine had formed another orcanim. With ghlftlli mucoeed itself, Mem- wos estimated more 5 “ppmmfigly 70°

M“ shouting Anti-G ed into the streets in a demonstration against treat- ment accordeldm Polish students in

controlled Danzlg.

The Government Danzig, meanwhile psotest- Po1and’s diplomatic repres- entative there that an Anti-Nazi

students in Danzig an "intolerable burden" mutual relations. The Warsaw demonstrators chor- “Down With Gcrmsnyl

6. .. .. .° erhsv shot’ about 50 0h!- necc plsncs in an air raid yester- qg day on Lsnchow. Japanese ials here asserted they had dealt e crushing blow to China's eflorls to rebuild her sir strength. They sold r ‘r ,eaits.lofKn.nsuProv- h" $1“? l" ‘.1?’é$ll'”°i£°‘S.‘§ e nope. o e e - nose air raiders. "being the recciv- lng point for Russian sllDP1lN~

out

stricter measures against Jevwl were imposed afiel- the fetal shoot- ing of Emest Von Rsvth. German diplomat, m Paris at the hands of l. Polish Jew.

z Street which had been the mm

ncmesctfmcrwy

All over the country the Run. Kellen Nell party symbol-er ‘ arrows-was di-Sabpecring, p011” were scraping the rgnblezn from chants Iylullpethevlc and mm-

vwfiflmm citizens still trydniz w leeve the melon

committee hes s plan to get .- 000 Jews out of German

and active Jews would be brvtight 1551(1); immediately. To be f

snzig There was [neat qxgjgqnqng l; ‘ for Polish rights in Dan- ilhr German Lrsoidon. Th Ger

men mindster ie ed th t _ on" h.“ t" P"

Naziilort. h o/rri Location iiieic fi$at the after the Arm-Com

150.000. 0f the required $150,000,000 it has been estimated that Und States Jews could raise $l00,000.000..

At a mass meeting held outside the We: Ministry the students, e singing of the pre-

ish h of

heard their spokes- thnt Poland force

Diuizig "to behave.”

No arrests or injuries were re-

ported as s result of the demon-

Bequeaths Possessions To Holy Sec

VATICAN CITY. Feb. 24~(AP) -Pope Pius XI bequeathed his rsonnl ‘pcsessions to the Holy Soc a handwritten will finished e little less than c. month before his

States wane estimated

spent

v 000000 since 1933 in rescuing 100 The Bit 8M - ' " cdbythelfazlttviilétwlgfiioeclarmus- °°° "

ation before Parliament Prmnier Austfll

NEW YORK, Feb. iii-Five weeks o1 (mu-gs mu coun-ter-che-YBQ l" the second poll ureolzgzeorggilfilf one: of James moved w ‘

Nlonmsnlirrow, England (OP). —-‘3. aohilizzi is retiring u president of Nonthmnmtonmdre Country Cricket Club after 10 years in ollilce and is expected to be succeeded by Earl Spencer. .____~__-._ :..;

Thomas Dewey 88514118 l“ my to refuse defense claim

h the entire day for t-he

Kidnap-slayer ls Executed

RAIFORD. Fla, Pbb. 24-

lln Pierce McCall was put to dearth in the electric chair buddy for the fatal kidnapping James Bailey Cash, Jr, at,

ay.

eiectrocuted just four days short from the time he kidna tow-headed lad. The thrown at 12:08 am. A.B.T.

Admit

‘l0! M stole "Skccgid

smile? ' finished his enveel for acquittal of Hines with tears in hi5 eyes, after denouncing the three

liOsservatore Rmnano said today.

The lest testament published by the newspaper showed the Pon- art's. personal possessions by his own appraisal of "not of great pecuniary value."

A small inheritance he had from his father, Francesco l-‘Lnttl. u 811k . mnnufecutrer of Desio, near Milan. ' was believed to have been distri- buted among his relatives before .'

The many gifts Pope Pius ro- oeivcd during his reign were be- queathed to the Holy See and to his successo . He specified several of particular artistic or religious vl-lue should be placed in the Vat- cnn Museum and library. Pope died m. 1o.

Dalodier Upheld By Chamber In Move To Recognize Franco

accord with General Franco's for- Count

litilsn-ql. R/chard TamlixgxwDaeig, (‘he late 600186 ( i Weinberg. and‘ “Big H becdryneyed r

m" wont to harm his victimend had smothered him accidentally.

HUITESI.‘ SUMRER

. N. 8. ‘Wu-With rc- snd difficult Bliz- this —

,_ cross in Aus one ewocriencing the umm I8

nmw YORK. Feb. ill-A brief manage at 4:40 p.m. acid l 1M). that wo sinking Norvézgian secl- and maximum terraces-ecume- md idclingen. were ~"stili cc " in mountainous. l of Cape

' e Th message wafolckeii up by the Amsricensscentic liner Scann-

BQUDOM tel-fed id‘ the

m firqgsnflhusdorer If“? P136!“ WC» um“

ordana. Frenlch Foreign Ministry of the accord

Dawson 12 M Vancouver 86 M) Edmonton 4 40 Resins. 6B l4 Winnlpeiz 18B l‘. Toronto l0 2'7 Ottawa 6 3i Montreal l0 2B ,

e o 22 _. Saint John Zeno 30 ... l-l x 14 28 _l Charlottetown 2B 26

FORECAST

Mariirlnw East: Strong winds

shiftirur to 1y. cloudy with

occasional mow: somewhat coldu‘ f‘ at. rrikht. '. l

to Da and tomorrow morning at 804 belief that France and Britain lend. list 68M l0 and rises immrrow morn Hcstekedthewcofhisflov- ign the issue and the vote

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