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Britain and France _ Perturbed Over Pol-

ish Stand on Minori- 169.

George Hambleton, Can-

Press Staff Writer)

P. Cable By Guardian’s

Special Wire)

GENEVA. Sept. 15-(Sat-

-The Havas News

source that complete

prevailed this

among the various on the admission of

Soviet Union to the

of Nations,

12.15 a.m., Havas was

that both Soviet

and dele-

to the League had

_ io an understanding

both on the text of the invi- tation to be extended to the U.S.S.R, and the reply that would be given by the Soviet Union.

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ANNOUNCEMENTS, COMING EVENTS,

MEETINGS, ETC

*Announcements an lnnertel In lil: column aa I eeutat pee wnrdl

lrktly vuabla in sdvaneo, I "Zion W. M. B. Pantry Sale at lioore it McLeod, Saturday, Sept. lilll. L°342-9-14-21.

"Eddie Cantor in "Roman Scan- Ul" At Kensington, Zhzesday, Sep- lnber 18th. L-313-ai.

"Dance, Tug of War, Valleyficld lui, Monday, Septcnlber 17th. 311118 your friends along. L-316.

"Sports at Mt. Herbert Rink on ibursday, September 20th at 7.30 P. lL L-315-9-15-11.

"Regular B. I. S. Saturday night U". D to 12. Elliott omhestra.

L-387

’_'Haaelbrook: Annual bazaar and duckeu supper will be held 0ct.1 “ll L-aee-9-it-21

"Cake sale by womenu Guild !t.John's Church, Milton, at R. T. Holfnarrs, saturday istlr.

L~315-9-14-21.

Tiilddie Cantor in “Roman Scan- d§~5 _at Montague Wednesday, Efbtemoer 19th, Souris Thursday, September 20th. 1,412.31,

__Vlolin Class re-opens Lionday, Btufmimr 17th Kathleen Homby,

learned from a re- --_-*rw-------~ 0,-din", C|¢|,,,,,,

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SCA TTERED' 1VIOLENC TEXTILE STRIKE

RUSSIA ’s AD 1”1i`T.§fs1oN/ To LEA CUE Ass URED

LIVE IN AUSTRIA

F ormerRulers_OfAus_tria- HungaryEmpireToRe-

turn As Plain Ord1naryC1t1zens Of Republic.

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‘BY 54°"-“fl TA". Copyright. 1934. By The Associated rn-rr

BRD (By Guardinn's Special Wire)

b Aum_mS‘5El|B- . Sept. 14-The Hapeburgs, |,f, long rug, uesomg home

B°“f°°°°l°°¢wth°1wyfurfmu mum :avr lr. _

vin of All-mia-Hungary said this rr-.Yung taut fx?-r;er `r?mr§furWz°f§,, widow 01 the late Emperor Charles I who lost his throne in the up-

giaéltlmtallsat followed the Great War, expects to be living in Austria by

P"ep"“u°“5 “W aiimdl' \1Vl¢`!"Ji'2l-‘ ai- Siccnockcrzeel Castle here for

the return of Zita and her eight children, including Archcluks Otto, the I-lbpsburg pretender to the thrones of Austria and Hungary.

Seven Mountain Pemisfon ms been ...mea ui.

family. it was understood, to reside

» un in_ Austria as plain, ordinary

Cl bers Are citizens of that present-day Re-

public. F0undDead Tonight, Zita. her month's stay

at Villa Planore, the Bourbon-

rc P B G d' t tt ESE; ejlfgehshyuiigugfii' tiiagriizt

. . y uar ran‘5 ¢ 'i » ` -

HAMBUKG, oar-u%,~,u5..p:_e) SP1-S While Otto wo. was enroute to

14_ _ sm-en mmmum cumbem the castle here after his tour of were found dead toda an a high ledge on Schuyesselkar .Mountain in the Bavarian Alps 3”" being mlbsihl for two days.

Three women were among the

victims who were believed to have succumbed tothe cold af. fer losing their way. An aero- plane and 30 expert mountain guides cooperated in efforts to find the party when it became lllilflrent something serious had

delayed its retum.

M Viafeseio, just before her de-

Prlssed by the knowledge tha.: her,

Special Hospital .Con-

P it G at 'S s in w1r¢>‘ M' P' I” G“"'"“““" s|’°°“‘ W"°l

Neither Oliva Dionne, his 24-' he Said

- ld 'ii , ill hlldrc '-. ~ '

I>;‘i;r;u1 w Eragdirnreer- C' 011;: J“i“‘“' wh° '“"'“'°d W P181” Dionne were present when Hon from L°nd°“' Wu met M the Le'

' ~ bourget airfield by officials of the

two~yo:i. -0 d .on Dan ci. _ I*

Scandinavia.. il ' ` " -- - '- -- --- Y- -

Igriirlirxjéiiiiii gii;;edm».~§i1;l'i>r‘?.°:1°; The Shadow’ °' Secrecy hsrrbeen ripped ruaderrry from sir-_B‘.“" Z“h"“"' 4“"”l’°'S "’“-1” °'

and after their can the ,,uno“.iém1,; mystery" according to' United Silt-ea press despatcbas. _Certain witnesses at the arrn.1x'ncnt sales _ _ _ engagement 0, Om to Prmcm prose ut \\'=r.rhrrrgurrr emmrd thrrtilw distlnxwlhod Greek fm'-'11 h°f‘“°‘°“ “‘”'°=’ “‘° “"”~d§ *“P‘°' dared to stand by. H_r_Lu,-AX* sep, \4_p0,,u,-,my Maria of Italy was made known. """° °h'”“b°"d. mr hfm B mlimry' gufiklrg lxmullns C01 huduilhvrlilliiiough trlzictizale fc! arnriiiryr-iwtrirtsi mi Bound by yacht for NeWi)or(l‘ tha." B comtcrfemug gms may be

. But for Zito. that triumph of ‘nnufmce assfrwuxy .hm ex¢e!:‘d§'i W" '.1 S ' me " In ws” ' ,, an Eu' ITS. muff" d t eng R* I' °° watch me interns! Una taking a under ierrliory than was

matchmaking must have vm sur” otha; countries. During the “om War, Sir Basil and his associates Le aa to me pre ..c o c yacht, I-a¢e5_ My-_ Roosevelt Sched- prC\,`O_d>;:_, Swpeclid was admitted

` ` | extent of Sl.000.i`»00,fl00 by scliin~ "instruments ol’ death. ' _ _ uled conferences there tomorrow . ., -,,

Use Of Illegal Liquid.

(C. _ y ua.r an pee P,RI

GALLANDER. ont.. se-ot. 14- .‘ ian or §&ewse3;rk14;§§§e°““m,f,fJj By F. J. Sterzel.

Gi 1 ~ n '- their '_ i

th; ngmitlmgf this mmm '°gf,‘f§‘_f Card proclaims him "the uoridi .associated Press stair writer

, f - . HNBWSS Bvlstor" arrived in Paris (By Guardians Special Wire) *“P°'~‘ “lim *° “Wind ‘he °P°“ today to lay the groundwork rr New Youx sept 14 -surre tit- mg today of a h°5pim1 bum es 1 Said of a flight from New York tri ious use of highly inilamniable Stet- ipedauy mr the me d“'““h“”" l Addis Ababa Abyssinla ial polish banned by maritime law mm '° mem M” 28~ i He will stop of! enroute at },=r_r-ig_ aboard the cruise ship Morro Caszlc

was described today at the Depart- ment of Commerce investigation in- to the ships fatal fire.

Testimony on the illegal, combust-

Dawd A- q"°11~ 0“fm'1° Minisiff “I Abys51n_{an iegam-,n_ ible liquid came from William 0`- Public W-:-.fare tumcd a key that The flyer and he expecwd w Sullivan, Morro Castle store keeper. oficially opened the nine-mom make his hop before the md 01 "Was there liquid cleaning polish structure built largely from sub- 1934 using A monophme owned b used on that ship?" he was asked.

scfiptlons and donations of mater- Kim; Haue silassie of Abyssway ;‘Thcre was."

Was it highly in!la:ninable?“

Lula.

While others praised Dionne and "Very"

his wife, 100 yards away, daur | "Was it known to those in author-

,,, ,, ,,, Trade Volumeir.,-~

Oliva. puttcred about s am, I .

' ind d his » . ' "It was used around the bridge."

working raothes. and m e .

- g r =- \.s Malntalned The inquiry licrirzl also u new prcciation of his efforts in making

Dionne stayed nt homo all any and Yori; Cizy iirernan, a passenger on (the Conference such a success."

~ --_- th= I..-v \'.'i'.ickcd \ _.sal dc~`oz'~

li 1:

n0ne of thc older cruldrcn but - ' = - U L D mel in (,id.m.. f(`. P. Bv Gunrdianh Special Wlrel 2 \v.1s 1;f‘..s;t1\'e of smelling r

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"0 Sydney Street. Phone 219. i "'I'1ic“dl1iin=.\\i>i@1S were report(-d WINNIPEG, sept 14~Prrt~imr_< early ns 12:45 A. _\i.. u.s.'1‘,, ul-

L-358-9-14-2i_ . .. , gk 4. , . gains in the volume of C;mr|d1p_n,tlioil;:ii oiiiccrs' rcporls had fixed flee created to recognize his prom-

. _ . .

Insurance Men Elect Officers For T e r m

(C.P. By G\1ardlan's Spedal Wire)

SADJT JOHN. N. B.. Sept. 14-

Decisions regarding uniform life. fire and automobile insurance acts and election of officers featured today's closing session of the 11th annual meeting of the Association of Superintendents of Insurance of the Provinces of Canada.

Re-election of R. P. Hartley, K_C.

President of the Association and deputy attomey-general of New Brunswizk, established a precedent, He became the first president in the Associations history to be chosen for a second term. The ac- tion, officials seid, was "to express in some tanzibie fashion our ap-

Hon. W. J. Major. K. C.. Attor-

Presg Staff Writer)

WASHINGTON, Si-pl. 14-U. S

400009 Strike

The number of strike idle was

estimated by an independent sur- w

vey during the day st slightly more _,'

than 400,000. While mill cenires Cging Work

were reported generally quiet, ad- ditional mliitiarnen were mobdized, in Maine and connecticut. The; Georgia National Guard was or-r (C P BV Guardian., spasm win)

but not seriously wounded, in a

approximately 250 strikers in front

N. C.

Soldiers were using fire hose, tear

Senate munitions probers, after gas and bayonet; to drive the A placing a censorship ban on some crowd from the mill gates when an ‘. - eX1>l0s;\'e evidence. heard open unidentified picket cut Flemins R\§3P0i\S\B\.E tiilmift oourt testimony welll' fmt G€Ym- Arthur Fortner. said to have been I

.my l1l7D»U`0Il\`1l’ is 1115118 UP 13-F86; the crowds speaker, was arrested

,stores of war materials in violation. for imqiing to riot

of the Versaillts T1'€f1ll'- Five persons at Burlington, N. C.,

Lam-m0t DU POM. President Oi were pricked by bayonets as soldiers

through llulland.

Censored

ncy-General of Manitcba. was cl- eared honorary president, rr new cf-

by ihclr li_\s.cin to br _ ny r- _

P n l gmde ,md businesq wore “T11 mqin. 1‘ic s"ii‘i of the blaze :\‘.o hours rat- inenco in th conferences of 1933

I ""‘““l1°l meeting Millvlew SNP- rgxfnriglicibbmrh%iire5iiF;?1i~rigfimiidc ruined Aa-.iriug the post wwe `=ri-'s‘1'- und 1934. Wll Club will bc held Monday,,` H; ,nxzm be R ,,.,,`k b.}f,.`; >t»,`£`,. .,.-Q. tlioueli litile change w:i_= noted. The ;:~.‘.csti;;.1tioii us.; rcccsemi 11:1- other off;cc:'s_ all re-elected. re- “PL 17'-h. lt B dclock. lfuf-V ,wo-,~,,.ed J A' ' ' A' from the preceding week, the Can-i In ‘“*'~“"""' ‘md Di°k“""°n fl- “"2"” ,i>l'0S€nf U31 P1`°‘i1'f¢°S- H- R- 5U’“'~

L-380-9-15-lf ` ` ' f \, b= ~- Milan credit, Mer-rs 'pr-us; Ag;0¢1. 2l‘.h€Hd 01 thc 1_1\q\1il'l'. 1011 .DY art, Superintendent of Insurance

W' H‘ Mderwn' °n° ° me a “P” r H ted ,od Washington He saicl evidence s`;io\\'- ifor prince Edw.,-G Blvd is vi...

"Resp,-ve Friday september mst Umfdmns Wh° “$5 céfinnnnhnii a`So;c;`e$§{,,me bO?;`“.h°xC<nle and'ed the necrsslty of builcluig sziiinsim-@_.1dCm, and R_ y_,@`r,_}f,'t,',, pos.; 1°’ d“"¢iY\R and fiddling contest in the ommnl aid th" "’lmMs ` if ,eg-,|1 15 “head of 135; Am. and: flf€Df00f ihf0Uélll0\1l» =\l‘1d11\8 51 “"‘5 K. C. of Ontario, secretary-treasur-' 3*- Margaretfs Hall Panicularsfqlnxned me1rGabsilncp “M A gcxicrally _satisfactory golleciionslhnm °“°“8l‘" ‘O "W" me P"e5"“° er mn, ' ~ 1 ‘s yness“, " ran pero" .anno . mar. fl _ ,.0119 Ls' ~

Liam-8-15-21' ` Said lam' IW °°‘-nd nm wwe hi' generally are fair' "mush at some O’1g\ti:liiv'laLxir;;lsii1iicidilielllegalpol-

lwdurg iivtstot-k at U1 ' ivuu \ w ’ ` ' ‘

'hleaday ft, gg' v`e ‘___ _______~__g___ ,__v_._,_ .__ . "-4. the stewards department." ° PIeue1|_,:a`1r:t‘;’;’{'_ s°1;f_°3';3b_°;'_!l5B_tll';" . , "I'l1 tell you how I know-they Has Unlque ' would aiic me for it. I would soy

"Concert in mg; nuu nurs-

liay, Se ' let it from the steward."’

Lyndare Igfmbef 20th, 8.30, under g I ° O'Sullivan explained later "the -_--

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bm anew. institute. char _A b d B h F rel hter I d to d d M 1 ng ...‘f.“;‘.:.l° ’°°“ ”“‘£1“+-. “‘““' °a" "tis 3' ;‘:.;;;° ....:;;;‘°;;.i;:.ri; .,.. rr.. ............. ........ wr.,

. 3 ‘°‘15'“~ the bridge and parts of the ship LONDON, sept. 14.-A unique ex-

Derwe Mt. Herbert corrsoiidmd

:$21, Tuesday. september mor in fo“gwMHfoon Hockey Club and each mr ins Tuesday. mliottu orch- “ .L Huck win leave "old spain"

1°. Free drive. L-sea-0-15-ai.

mmsuirlnteed annuities will cost Be ¢° purchase after this week. mxfivhs the fortunate ones. Pur- hr “now and double your income Man it Enquire of J. A. Moon.

“W Sun Life. chuluttewwn

L-$04-9-12-tf

"B'J.\'ina live hogs and lambs iifi§"i‘=iiR“" “‘°=°~.v- september Emomj 10 A. M. Everett Haslam. i ' d~ huviha same date Alden

i -_ ~ _r,°°”- K‘f"Sm=t:>n. buying Monday.'

,élfemwr nth. signed A. E. wed-

1,301-9-is-ra.

pnmutions to protect other shui

ship, ready to tow her w sea if

d te th d

. .b G d‘ ' Spe ini Wire) od to use water 98191 0 UWC’

(Asalilnfga. “Cf ‘Septc 14-Fire’ of ruin ng the carso 0! °°4'0°» d and smoke bursting forth as the| Thrfe lines of water were tume hatch cover of the British freighter on the vemel. UW WN” *lzzum W Bndburn was removed lat/e today it hit the iinmhmenwgadntg led port authorities to take hurried stand on p ,

foot/in 1.

' f ~ mira buck to Balboa

ping in the mirror. F-HC--»2 55°

th ft/e th fire was discovered in her

A canal acne tus tied UP V* mi tmldf’ Ln; Bmdbum Med up M me

docks this afternoon with her ce

th i - '

medbmlatienciiggieiiy rgicktsnrin freizhxr R0 S"\°1d°f1“3 "“""°"’-‘V d°“‘ u" .

were closed w traffic. lid* “"- »--» M of PM A *f“°;“i .;°'e.‘°"“.....”'°‘..;.;”.:;

from the Bradbum`s nazcirlthrec the Try 1:45" me mmbem w vmtlhton. the crew's QUUW1-'~ °“" Veg; ml; mg mst 'e¢u__¢nd,,d the quarter deck. b donmg em-_ irrflong race against the flames.

nremen' “mr “ an Tho rainfall, one of the heaviest

iier effotra to dquenc;_l;sstll;E M this rainy scuon' rendered more

withsteamunerp “‘““¢.“m'*%|`

other than the docks. The illegal

fpolish was preferred because it re-

quired less work.

The storekeeper, declaring the

,banned liquid was not included in the official ship's stores. asserted the fire‘a rapid spread was assisted by the inflammable polish and paints. ‘ John Kempf, city fireman, insis- ted he was correct in fixing 12:45 IA. M., as the time he first smelled .smoke Going aft on deck, he said. he was hailed and asked to turn on ia water valve.

"I had expected there would be

iron discipline. I saw no one around. though. I didn't think it was seri- ious and I worked silently, as I had ibene told to." he related. ` "I had expected officers around- I had read about the Lusitania and

U post at the gate of the Dionne points there is still difficulty in uh h d __ ,_ neue, benzmc.. » ve st'°°k Muketmg B°°k farm who e he acts as guard collectins old Dost d\.l&. and ,;a:"..i€ ;_(£gc;_m0n;y used by Pa ra Chutlst

Fl ‘no‘ and they would answer 'v~'cll, l'll \ e rfe n ce

perlence today befell an English par- achutist who did not want to reveal his identity. Jumping from a plane over Chessington, Surrey, the wind carried him too near town and he descended into the lion's cage at the local zoo.

He descended into the cage al-

most, but not quite. He was caught on the pronged bars just out of reach of the two lords of the jungle who did their best to jump up to him. They cmildnt quite reach.

Firemen were called and valiantly

played a hose on the lions, who were real hungry by this time. While they were kept at the end of a spurting stream of water l. hardy spectator climbed the bars and ga- thered the helpless aeronaut in his arms, pulling him to aafew- '-UN

i 'hilv'

im1HixDuielw\am%¢

l | The cciiso.st1‘p llliziket wa.

Wrao".cd c.1;'l;c;' .u'<~‘...;.1 it siieaf .\f 1 ,___.__._

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`E- I- Dil P011! DG N@m011-T5. wld me fought off picket encroachments at isennxe committee, he had reporter thi- E_ M_ Holt plaid mill and on 1 BU-Ht "1-l1Ci1CB1Cd" Gelmanl’ Wfi- ‘ additional National Guard com~, i making war explosives in consider-i mnv was sent there. Ano‘i~.».=r com. | able quantities. despite treaty bansl mm was sang to Aiber-mm-ie rr-i»_fr.~`

Evidence v-'15 i>r2.=e111f<i “'60 U\='~|1o<:a1 authorities said they irurrdr \

German polltical associations li | h-oubla I ` \w _ //` _ 1933 were being armed with United! Ag Aragon, in Pol Countvzl \\\ ' , /-

Stawsfmade \\'e.u>ovs smuesled 1D» Georgia. Deputy sheriff c. D. 'i @ ,

_

Stone lcd a band of armed rvcrlcrns against a union flying: _scjlldrozi and dispersed the pickets.

Tension Based

_.iii

*New Eruptions

Would Call For

Federgl Action

ilndustry And American Federa-

tion Of Labor In Showdown Fight --Strikers Estimated At 400,000

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(By Richard L. Turner, Associated Press Staff Writer) (A. P. By Guardian`s Special Wire)

WASHINGTON, Sept. 14-President Roosevelt travel-

led toward the textile strike’s most turbulent urea tonight with indications that any new eruptions of violence would lead to direct intervention on his part.

The national strike committee here meanwhile appeal-

ed to transport workers to bulwark their struggle by re- fusing to handle textile shipments, The request went to longshoremen and stevedores of the Atlantic coast.

.\Iore and more the great wnlkout took on the appear-

ance of a showdown fight between ii~.ciu~‘ti'_v and the Am- erican Federation of Labor. To some it appeared that the textile war before it ended would furnish it real test of or- ganized labor’s strength under the industrial Recovery Act.

Counterfeit

In Maritimes

by H.~.r::.;x pane today when it was

16 F62-rs Of exile-an exil ‘ T . _ ‘ ‘With George Dem' secretary fm" disclosed ri clever lmiiation of an Sim- he’ f°‘MHd¢i1`H. we ` *` ‘ - ° -~" war' and Mum General Fog Amer-stun sro nu had been "pass- Franfe. to Italy, to Belgium_w3,g‘ O`C0l\!\O1'. 00U\mNld-U38 UW 3f°°n, i cd" at a local express company. Deming US end. i | °°"P° ‘“'°“~ on me” pane” h‘5; Merchants and business men were

_"’__"_°”°v If they co back tg Ausgrh it was fLitl1!‘¢ P1313 P1'°b°bIY "ui depeniil warned :Q keep a sharp lookout for

stated here, Otto must expressly ' f w . *“‘-’“ G mm owed on the bil'_s.

tl;‘0ml-Se that he will in no way seek

t -~ » _

INFLAMMABLE METAL . Mm., N. .A .»........

‘ their interest focussed on Austria: ' ' Scattexgi viglerxennieverbgigazid 1-

; b th - - . l g sou ern e ro - _ , Y e Past Years events, ronsent. P I . Gao; additional Naam” Gum-dsx ; I _ _ _ l . ` i imen were caéled out in EN0m;l ber of both The British navl' and

» Gov ._ -

' f( Y’ ` C“°““5~ “n em" “gen the C.\..adian army- and a veteran

_#_ F R i T°1m“dg° B“€ h;n;°‘gdp;t;' of the Great War, Charles H, Rus-

s .-2- “On WOODS 3 “ 5 ' sell. *_ dead at his home here after

FTOTnN€w Y0fk ' -_ sts continued to annoy workm- A lor; 'L““<=§ at the are of 0" A

structed For Infants, _ _ _ _° “ ,N Open@d_ T0 Abysslnla Investigation i_e_veals

(C P Bv Guardlanla Special Wire)

UEBZC Sept 14-An ex mem

DlSCIOSureS ZU: S- sergslant, Crlxiarées Iilmercrixing of, mmf? 0}"`IS~_,n€t0n‘ Eng\,md_ Mn

Sim” ue' ~ 'r ° “C e ° R ss.-‘l . ~rved 18 years in the Brib-

S e n a t e unltlons mlmmne Fm °°mP°ny °f me 109m ish iiiivji and in the Royal Flea#

Probe Dra“'S Inter- Cavalry, was stabbed in the bacl:_', ,,;_S,_,,_,_Q `m Newfoundland national Ob]ections. ,,,_,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, M, comma, ara _._Z.._-_ 3

(By Sam Biedson Associated of the Cannon Mill at Concord, me or,

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Tension eased ocrrcptlivfi' ;u ‘.111 .=‘rife-tom trvtile strko 'wir front

perlal Chemical lntlusirics, Ltd.. Lo- mnighg

(C. P. By (iuardians Special Wire)

OITAWA, Sept. 14.-Sir Thomas

White. Canada's wartime finance minister, will be chairman of the Royal commission investigating claims of the Maritime Provinces to higher subsidies from the Dominion treasury, it was announced here to- day by Sir George Pcrlcy, acting Premier.

CommL-salon Members

Representing the Maritime Pro-

vinces will be Chief Justice J. A, Mathieson of Prince Edward Island and the Dominion will be represen- ted by E, W. Nesbitt of Woodstock. Ont., a former member oi Parlia- ment. The two oommlsaionen agreed

on Sir Thomas White as cnairmai and the necessary Order-in-Council was passed today.

Open hearings will be held in the

Maritime Provinces with a view to having a report ready for the next session of Parliament.

The commission is a hang-ovcr

from the Duncan Commission of 1925. It recommended interim ln- creases in subsidies, which have been paid ever since. In addition, it xe- commended study ot the 'laims of the Maritime Provinces to further increases of a permanent nature. This recommendation has not been fulfilled since and, at the request of the .\iaritime Provinces earlier in the year, led to the White Commis- sion.

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