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Annual Dub pi ' By llnil Canada and U_ B. A. 54-50 -, - A ,._z

iiiimiiii iiiiiiiii uciiuui

'lis Sister Mrs. Her- ridge 'Warmiy Greets Distinguish- _ed Brother At Un- ion Station, Otta-

Wa.. '

pmiwa, Dec. zo-<cs>.>-.ruse

,other .brother and sister greeting sccirritd at the Union Station to- dn!- "Hcllo, Dlck," called out Mrs. W.

p. Hoi-ridge. ‘Take the powder ofif your nose," pi-gmler Bennett replied, jocularily, sinking hands warmly. Mrs. Her- iidgc lost no time in using her wool- ien glove to reniove thc olieiiding powder. Mrs, Herridge arrived breathless at the station after the (raiii pull- ed in. she havilig just motorcd in from her liiisbands log cabin in Lake Mousscau up in thc Gatineau district. where Mr. Herridge, Cana- dian Mtriister at Washington, is resting after a. strenuous time in Washington this fall. h The Prcmieris sisifci' was altircd

in a siiiart grey caraciil cout \vitli yiiiirrcl trimmings,_ ri striking rcd berot, ia. colorful rcd and white nifitcd sweater and skirt aiid tiiii bi-oziies. Thcii Mr. Bcnnctt and list/fi' Mildred walked :irni and iiiiii liiivngli thc tunnel under thc- plaza

his Chateau suite.

Barter System Of Trade Is Proposed In

HALIFAX, Dec. 29-(BY The Ca- nadian Press)-The possibility of ii barter systciril bring ni'r:inu<‘d be- tircen conimuiiitlcs in Nova Sco- tia, for the cxcliiiiign of fish and iish products and other natural plioducts, such as potatoes, wool, lumber and .conl, was discussed at I conference of govcrnnient mein- bcrs and reprosciitaiives of the lhore fishing industry here today. Today'a meeting was a prelim- inary conference, at which sug- |cstion.~. advanced by President Al- lred Hanlon and Secretary B. S. Mrlncrney of the United Mziritiine shcrmen were discussed.

e Hshermen's idea is that a

intity of fish could bc prc'/:r- lii for direct exchange for the pro- iiucls'of the farms. thus serving to relieve distress resulting from the contracted fish market. An- ttlicr meeting will be held in Jan- lirv to discuss the proposition in iiirtlier detail. Hon. 0. P. Gou- Ilicr. Minister of Agriculture pre- lied at today’s meeting.

ANNOUNCEMENTS, COMING EVENTS,

MEETINGS, ETC

"I=€fiD Year skate Milton Rink °°°lKht- 7393-ii

J"MUfl`1\Y River Club loading *:»”““Y 3rd, afternoon. List your

*A 7314-12-29-zi.

h Have s good time and boost ihc °°k@v eiiib at wiiisiiirc ionigin.

V 7391-ll

°°)€oveliciiii Club loading live-

Tuesday morning until 10 lf- 'mia-12-so-ii.

North Wiltshire Club loading

":;"*’¢k Wednesday iiioriiiiig,

“ery ith. 7387-iz-so-ii.

£50016 to the dance in Bradiii- hn H*‘U» Ffldiyi December Zl0tli.

th served free., 7371-12-20-Zi.

"Wiltshire tonight, concert and

:uf _A mBPD.V two hour pro- " with orchestra. Admission 25

I5 cents. 7391.11

QHSCKGY at Victoria Rink, Fri- hiv ecember 30th, at 8.30. Cape mfrse va. Victoria. Admission 25

Leanne game. '1aao.i2-as-ai

bodies of the last seven 0! ifty- four miners entrapped in the Mb- wcaqua coal oompaI1y's mine Christ-

'Ihe diaodrvery Gilded the pomibtl-

ity that the men might have barri- caded themselves safely in the far end of the north tunnel 0,! the mine against the deadly gas which per- meated the mine after an explosion.

UNIMPRESSED

WITH NEW PRDPUSAL

Prominent C a 1 g a ry

Dairyinan V o ic e s Opinion Of Cattle- Oil Exchange.

(Canadian Press)

CALGARY, Dec. 29.-The propos-

cd exchange of Canadian dairy cat.- tle for Russian oil, sought by a. Winnipeg syndicate, was received

proiniiicnt Calgary dairymim, to day. "I believe the itussiaii plan only a- tcmporaiy expedient and one which will prove, for various reasons, a fiasco after it has been in vogue a sliori. time," he said.

The Winnipeg syndicate plans to

exchange 100,000 _Canadian dairy cattle for Russian crude oil, but Mr. Hays thinks thcie ure other and better iiiiirkcts to bc found, especi- .ally in Great Britain and Furope.

“Properly organized, a. bigger and

more stable market could be found for cattle and manufacturctl dairy products in Great Britain and Europe," he coiitiiiiied. "In these countries there are better methods of milk distribution and larger con- sumption of milk and milk pro- ductsf Japan and China. also, he added, offered bctlcr markets than Russia.

Reduction In Railway Rates Is R e q u ested

(Canadian Press) MONTREAL, Dec. 29.-A reduc-

tion of approximately 20 pei' cent in railway rates for transportation of grain and grain products along the ull-rail and lake-and-rail ron-_ tes from Fort William ,and on thc Georgian bay route, to Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia, formed the basis of de- mands filed with officials of the Canadian National and Canadian Pacific Railways today by a special committee.

Effect Seen In C. P.R.Reductions

(Canadian Press) MONTREAL, Dec. 28.-Canadian

Pacific R.ai1wsy_ earnings for No- vember show the effect of the heavy cuts fu working expenses that have

been made over the past few

months, according to a statement is- sued today. Gross earnings total-

373 as compared with the figures

ing expenses were $7,406,540, A de- crease of $1,771,290, with the result that net earnings which totalled $3,324,291 show a decrease as com- pared with those of November 1931 of $1,241,083. The severe reduction in working expenses brings those for

$17,779,235 for the 11 months were

1931 by only $4,054,969. The oper-

tl 11 months was

B-»-gif 1- oi iiiciiviii sin iuiiiiui uiiiiii

...... ..._ ' B.C. Luniberman Back

From En g 1 a n d States Soviets H a v e 4,000,000 P o u n d Contract With United King# dom.

(Canadian Press)

MONTREAL, Dec. 29. __ Soviet

Russia has just entered into a con~ tract with a British firm to supply 870,000,000 feet of lumber valued roughly at four million pounds. H. R. MacMillan, prominent British Columbia lumberman declared, iri addressing the Montreal Wholesale Lumber Association today.

Mr. MacMillan told his audience

hc had received a cable today to that effect. The contract, he said, meant a "shut-nut” for Canadian limiber export to Great Britain as the amount was four times Can- ada‘s annual export to the United Kingdom.

The terms of the contract, as out-

lined in his cable, showed that the

with little ciithusiiisin by E. Hays, “fd” “'35 against U10 Spirit Of HP*

_ ticle 21 of the Imperial Economic

Conference Pact hammered out lust August at Ottawa, the speaker dc- clared. Russia hiid guaranteed to reimburse the British purchasing company for any competitive price which was lower than that at which Russia had sold. In other words, Mr. MacMillan added, the Russians absorbed any loss that might be sustained by the British company, He did not state the name of the United Kingdom company concern- ed or the source of his cablcgram.

Mr. Mnclviillaii, who is President

of the H. R. Mi\cMi!lrui Export Company of Vancouver, returned from Great Britain a few days ago., While there he investigated the lumber situation at length.

“The condition brought about by

Russian competition and ii certain inertia in Eastern Caiiadn's solicit-

ing of the British trade are the only two things that_ stand in the way of getting a much bigger part of tho British market now,” hc declared. Tlicrc was no doubt, lic said, that the terms of the present Russian contract, which had been entered into three days after Premier R. B. Bennett left London, destroyed the 10 per cent general preference giv- en to Canada. by the United King- dom.

Mr. MacMillan felt; that if unity

of action was brought to bear upon the government by eastern Canad- ian lumber companies a way out might be found. The British were Empire-minded and were ready enough to buy Canadian products, but they could not be expected to buy at a. higher price than Was iicccssary and than they could get elsewhere. `

The price at which lumber could

be had in the United Kingdom from the Baltic at present was, in Can- adian iiioney, $19, he went on, this being the average delivered price. Some Canadian companies were actually trading at that rate, but it seemed hardly a satisfactory one. However, if this were to go up to $21 which might happen if there was greater parity between British and Canadian currency then the export trade would be decidedly attractive financially to the Canadian export-

icd $10,730,832, a decrease of 33.012,- cr.

forthe same iiionth last year. Work- Sh A bandone _

Crew Is Saved

WILllm'.NGTOiN. N. c., Dec. 29-

(APJ-The coast guard Modoc late today intercepted a wireless mcs-

thc month down to a ratio of 69.02 use nmmng the rescue UI an p°;_0‘x’_°’;;c°f1 lm; of me year' hands aboard the bumlng American ross totals $114 235 513 a decrease “aku” Dom' Keuwg' by "M if S21 850 377 Ii-i the same period “unump D°l'"v”° sum.

' ‘ ' The message from annnidentl-

» » ,» - a a by '

‘;l1'§'B';'f2gs°§;°'E,i;S; ‘;l;°e';_nu,;;egs of fied source. said the crew had tak-

' ' ` en to sea in three lifeboats before

less than those of the same period t'h° Demmm sun picked "9 m

members.

The tanker, bound from Port

, - ating ratio for ie |,,;,,Ff‘5*°m KWH Club lwlliia at down ro a4.44 pei- cent. with nu- Arthur 0° Phllldelvhle- with I mf' _ and Elmlm M°"d*‘Y» ""m"‘“’ ilci oss receipts a year ago the K0 0! Oil- WHS HUN\d°\1¢d 4150"* 35

~ hca " 'uf

§ll1.ld°:1l»0csl:’°"`r;u"“Bt;e usted' C' D' operating ratio for the period was 1111105 50\1f'h 0f 01° FfYl|’\€ P90

' HH an :Q _ _ *M 3** wi

3;, I Sparrows Surprised l

as they could get.

COLD SPELL SENDS THEM T0 CAR RADIATORS

English sparrows who usually are so ready to dodge out of thc road

of passing ears seem to have char ged their tactics in the above pic- turc. When cold weather suddenly descended on Wasliington, D. (‘., sparrows, taken by surprise, perched as close lo warm ear nulizitor

PLUCKYRESCUE

ii.suiiiiins|nt

Youth Saves 11 Year-

01d Girl From

She Broke Through Thin Pond ~Ice.

James McNeill, of Borden, a stu-

dciit, at the Sunimcrside High School risked his life yesterday ai- ternoon to rescue little Florence Mcliinis, aged 11 years, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Mclnnis, who broke through the ice on the pond at the electric light station. The spot where the little girl was skating is very unsafe.

Her companions when they siiw

her go under threw hockey sticks to her but were afraid 'to go too near. McNeill who was some dis- tance away rushed to the scene and with great presence of mind strip- ped off his clothing so that his movcnients would not bc hampered and jumped from the concrete eni- banknient and broke right through the ice, swimming to the spot where the little girl was, She was a’most unconscious and but for the lad's quick action would have been drowned. The little girl quickly re- covered. McNeill was badly scratch- ed about the body with the jagged ice.

Extra Course

F o r Students

ANTIGOMSH, N. S, Dec. 20-

(Ey 'lhc Canadian Prses)-A six week extension course. open tc young men iii Picton, Antingoiiish, and Ciuysboro Counties and Cape Breton island, will ccnimciicc at the University of St. Fraiiicis Xav- ier on January 23. The course has been instituted for the purpose of making a start in the training of young men from rural districts in community leadership, and will,in- clude instruction in business arith- metic, business English, book-keep- ing, civics, elementary economics, history and principles of cooper- ation. 'Tuition and board are in- cluded in a $15.00 fee.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 29.-(A.

P.)-The United Staten Home of Representatives today sp- proved the compromise plsn for granting independence to the Philippines at the end of 10 years. This completed congres- sional action on the measure

__ unilnnlhliuniinlms

Drowning A f t e rt

Newfoundland Will Get Loan

NEGRO RUNS AMUDK AND. KILLS FDUR.

H- i

Two Officei‘s_0f U. SJ' Army And Wives Victims Of Strange

Tragedy.

FORT HUACHUCA. Ariz, Dec. 20.-(A.P.i»~Capt. and Mrs. David» A Pziiiiiei' :iiiii Cunt, and Mrs. Jo- seph lt. Wcsscly, of the 25th iiifan- _ try Uiiiicd States ai'my,- were shot to death and Lieut. Harvey R. Mat- ,tliews was injured seriously by a . iinuro private who ran aniuck here toii;i;.'. 'i`lic iicgro iviis killed by thc I giniril ivliilc in the net of shouting 2

Iiiciiiuiiaiiit I\I:itlliews.

I\lciitii`irution of thc negro priv-t

atc, oiliizr ihxiii tliiit his iiziinc ivasf Abcriiziiliy. was not imiiieriiatcly rc- . lcziizrtl hy piist iiiiiccrs. Tiicy said Liu- rczisoii for Abcruzitliys attack., hurl not been learned.

C.iiit:iiii \‘.'csse!y, post officials

:mi-.l_ iirniv up in tlic uriiiy gitisoliiir sf‘i'.'ii:<‘ siiilioii, wlicrc Abci‘n:i(li1.' was iii i'ii..i',~__i~_ to li'a\‘c his motor rar sei‘viccrl. 'l`lic negro shot him douii and than took the car, drove to Cnptaiii \‘.'i.-r-i~ly`s iionic and killed

l\'ir:‘.. \Vc,==_<<l_\'. '

lliw nc.\;i amp was at the iioiii of (.‘.ipl:iiii and Airs. Palmer. lic' shot tliciii to death, i

O,i:t.<ltlc_ lie shot down Lt. Mat-

! tliews, v.'uii=iiling him‘sei‘iously. _As

i the oi`fi~-.~i~ full, thc niilit.ury guard maui liz up with Abcrniiihy, opened

firc :\ii:i izilled liim instantly.

(Canadian Press)

OTTAWA, Dec. 29-The fiiiiirirl-

ian Government deemed it neces- sary and advisable to take thc ac- tion in question to protect. the cred- it and financial position of the Do- minion zind the provinces.

In it statement issued later

night, Prime Minister R. B. Bon- nctt emphasized this feature oi' the joint action by the Briiisii :ind Canadian governments to loan Ncwfoiindlsnd $1‘.Z50,000 to ciiniilc

rv O

obligations in fiili on January 1. The British and Canadian Govern- ments each advance one-hal! of the loan.

Former Island Pastor Dead

(Canadian Prcssl

ALBERT, N. B., DCC. 29.--Rev.

John Adamson, 59, pastor of the United Church here, died today :if- tcr a bi'icf illness i'o1lo\vin, ii pur- nlytic' stroke, suiierccl tivo \i'cck:1 ago.

A native of Scotland, Mr. Adam-

son came to Canada 25 years rico and held pastoratcs in Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island, includ-

ing o. long period of service :it Syd- ney Mines. He came to Albert lust Julv from St. Peters Bay, P. I.

funeral are incomplete, it ri ex- pected intcrment will be iiiudc nt Westville, N. S., where hc hcld a pastorate some years ago A wi- dow and two sons siii-i'i\'i~ _

Cunarder Docks At St. John

(Canadian l’rc~~i

SAINT JOHN, N. B., inc. i9.+

Saint John today became ilic first Canadian Atlantic winter terminus for the Cunard Steamship Line _when the Ascania, first Cui'iur1.lc~r ever to come into this port, ni'rivc<l here to inaugurate ii fort-iiiglitly service between Saint John and London via Eiglish Channel ports and Halifax. Previously the linc made New York its terminal port in winter, the ships calling at Halifax inward and outward bound. Halifax will continue to be a port of ca‘l.

The Ascania's command, Captain

J. G. P, Bisset, who was welcomed here by a group of civic and other officials, paid tribute to the naviga- tion aids encouiitcied ciiroiitc up the Bay of Funciy to Saint Jehu. sayin they wcrc not excelled lu'

z - ~

any he had secn clscwlicrc in the

The French G'ov’t.

Is Autho

rized To

Lend/lustria Sum

Much Criticism Of 'Chamber

Vote, When Only Two Weeks .Ano France Refused To Make Its War Debt Payment To U. S.

PARIS, Dec. 2s.~ fA.i=,i _ That

Chamber' of Deputies, by a vote of, 351 to l8l_ tonight autliorized the Govei'iiinciil to participate in the projeetcil reconstruction loan for Austria, which will mean an ad- vance by France of approximately

$l4,000_(i00.

This action was inkcii uvcr ilic

objections of a group of deputies who argued (lint Finiicc should not lend money to Austria when only two weeks ago she refused to make the war debt iiiterc-st payment or :ippi'oxiniiiti~l_\' 519000000 due the United States. i

Former Premier l-lerriot, who was

irsponsiblc for the French policy on

‘lin Austrian loaiiqucstion when he licndcd the ,<.zo\'c-riiineiit, vigorously

iiciciitled it before thc Cliambcr. t

who said: "Tivo weeks ago we re- fused io pay 500,000,000 francs to those to whom we owed soincthiiii; Are we going to give 350,000,000 to those to whom we owe nothing?"

A similar argument was advanced

by deputy Louis Marin, Nationalist leader, who led the opposition to the December i5 pziyiiient to the Unit- ed States.

“How could we lend to Austria af-

ier our gesture toward the Unit/ed States, our ally who fought on oul side?" M. Marin asked. He express. ed ihc belief that the $14,000,001 would be “money lost, of which the lenders would not get back a sou."

Premier Joseph Paul-Boncour, ap-

pealing for a favorable vote, said the ioaii was necessary for the stability' of Central Europe.

The Senate also considered finam

One of thc principal opporients oi L I

ll ' i ' ~ t

ic action nas deputy Henry I-laye,

onvicted

cial measures today, 'voting in favq of a. 5,000,000,000 franc (about $195; 000,000\ issue of treasury bonds re- iquestcd by the government as pro- visional credits for January. Th(

Of Arson!

__ ____ l

(Canadian Press;

HAMPTON, N. B., DCC. 29.-John

Gordon Hopkins, 19, of Nauwige- wauk, was convicted 'of arson by Judge John A, Barry this afternoon

'F' I at the conclusion of a special sitting

5 V of the Kings County Court. The

prisoner was remanded for sentence `

_ on January 4. The Judge found_

W U R K '_ N 0 _ Hopkins guilty after the reading of

< _. ` ‘his confession, which was admitted

:is evidence over the objection of

` _ 2 ' ' t defence counsel.

`° rl; in the signed statement Hopkinsl

More Women -into Intiustrial Occupa- tions-Hoiiie As A uint of niiiiiiy Life! Second Considera-

tioiij

0' li c i<l ind -,uiiar froin thc Gov-

l.lc_.;l- :ificr .7.iii, 1. and thereafter

admitted he had set fire to pro perty occupied by J. F. Humphrey

r ‘ _ m md _ at Naiiivigcwauk on November 15,

that country to incct. ii.: iiiii-i‘i-.stlobject IS To *md N""°"lb°1‘ '-’0- H“mDlll`¢`?v"S

warehouse, store and rc..idciicc ucre destroyed.

Recovery From D e p re s s io n .

Has Started'

PINEBLUFPT-Ork, DCC. 29.-(A.

' P.)-Here spending the holidays

, with his fnniilv, Harvey C. Couch,

MOSCO'W, Dec. 2-(A.P. -<R,uS- I ~ _t t

sian liiiiiscivivrs who now may pur- directfjr 0 me Um cd sm es Recon'

struction Finance Corporation, ‘ex-

clzusc for tliciii.=cl\'c.<‘ siiiiill riilioiis prchgscd me bmlcf today mm Ncow

I ,.,.,,,,;,_',k,, _;,_,,.(,_;`,,`.,l, lose that priv. l cry from thc dcpi-cs=ion has started. i l and the greatest need now is pati- l

BIICC.

lwm nm" to “rn mms” wmmodmi “Every person should :inalyzc his

“ said iii an nitcisiiu. \ \ §§

tiller ilic lirst. of tlic year all house-_ ..WhCn Unch pmson SMS out to \

“'“°5‘ “nd” uw “fic of 56 ‘Vu be solve his own problems and makes \\ \\\ deppix--'<1 of the cards which entitle i ,,,.(,m_CRi nl this direction' then B §\ M .. . <` xi,

Although a,.,.m,gm,,.,,i., for th., i i1lf`i1i iii l>ill'i'l1I\`<‘ -ll§1f\f flllfl bffild- gcncrnl improvcinciit will be notice- ‘_ \ \\`\ ‘

- lil iii# c.ii<'fl0l`_\' ni li0llse\\'i\.‘<‘< a‘.'c1“|,;,, ,,,_m§-(}ig,g01_\-_ ~”"~ \`,\ .;

iiiclnflcil :ill hfxtllliy iroiiieii not cu- gagcd iii “socially useful" wor 'l'lic iviycs of ri nuiiiber of high Go _crniiient ofiicia‘.< are iii this class.

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'l`lir~ iicu' nrilcr iyillccts the con- y

tuiiiii; fcntl .<'lif\:~i.ig»:» and is an cx- 5

wo:'k--im fond" policy, Its object,

:ippai'ciili_\‘, is to bring more wom- cn irii iiiilu.~'ii'i.il nrciipiitioiis with iizc iziii' in iiliirniilc abolition of _thc li iiiic as (lic uii-t. of family llir. l At (lic cud of lfllil, a census of 'ltioscoiv slinivcd that there were nppiox.iiiiitel_\- 100,000 housewives in this city. 1-`..'ili‘.rcii pci' cent of thcin

iivcrv nyci' 60. but it was cstiniatcd that by the ond of 1932 the nuni- ber would have been reduced by hnif.

Ulldcr (lic pi'csciit iirraiigcinciit

(lic lioii<‘uii`¢~ is ciititlcd to -100

rriuiiiis of lirczid and 800 grains of siicar ri nioiitli fiom thc regular (iovci'iiii~.f~iit supply store. Aficr Jan, i ,<li~ u-lil liavc io lcavc her -hrinic for :ui .iiiiiistiinl job or g»ve

up sii-mir and bread. _

’I‘i:-'~ only nltoi~iiative will be to

png: (lic <‘\'torbitaiit prices at ilv‘ pi-lic'-‘ i'iiii-kit iilicrc 401) grams of br-limi r .'.. =~.bfi'.t $5 :’i0 as c_oiii1>ai'cd with iii i»riii,.. cr less at the Gov-

eafiinentbobeq

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(i~ii.~.<\ii of thc G:i\'ci'iinicni`s "nog

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western MAN!

1 iw bv “`”`k‘n: m mo Iaitomcs' iown iiidi\‘idii:il proiJlciii" l\ii‘ Couch b `

Tl ‘ (‘~.i\'i\:'iiii:cii1 clcercril today. . _ . \

"We must, rciiicinlici' ihiii tliia is

going to require time and we must be patient'

CINCINNATI, Dec. 2'l_-iA.l’_i.-

Expressing: bciicf that "thc country will, iii due iinic, climb out of this depression just as it has rceorcred from every prcvious depression," I-‘rcdcrick S. Dciblcr, of Northwest- ern Uiii\'crsit_v. wariicd today that "ive must not takc loo seriously the

pcssiiiiisini rind liiguhi-iniis predic- tions of sonic of thc members of the tcclinocracy group of engin- cars."

Deible. ‘ofcssor o(~ Economics. is secretary o (lic American Econo-

valuable to offer they would pre- sent it iiii'<ui.f1li scientific journals instcnd of tliroiiuh popular organs of piibliciiyf’

New Year’s Dance i.o.o.r_ HALL Monday, Jan. 2nd. 9.30 to 2.00

Rc|ri_-liim-rits. Novelties

Dixon`s Casino Orchestra.

Senate also went on record in iavcl

niic Association. He diclarcd it the tecliiiocrziis “had really something

of placing wheat funds in the hand of an army purchasing board in-

stead of creating a wheat bureau( l It is expected that the Chambd and the Senate will adjourn tomor- row unti1 January 1.

The Austrian loan was recom-

mended by the League of Nation; (France, Great Britain, Italy, Swit- `mian<i_ noiiano and Belgium among them were _to provide abou( [$48,000,000 The purpose of th( loan ls to save Austria. from its perl ilous financial condition.

Earlier this week the Frenc\

wheat measure" was before tl* Chamber oi’ Deputies, which autll orlzed the government to advsncd up to 300,000,000 francs (about $11; 700,000) to a National Agriculturl Credit Association for one year tj finance the wheat crop, The pun pose was to help raise the price d grain. 4

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