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Soviet Releases Britishers On Bail if

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Progress Made In Debate Cn

Supply Motion

ll

Government Policies Defended -By Hon. A.F. Arsenault And

Hon. CG. Shelton Sharp -Op

position Spokesmen'Were Mes-

srs Allen And McIntyre.

“

neither gave nor asked quarter, C°“5°|'“\“V° Ilfwllel' 0| Br-l-ish

Good progress was inadc in thc Budget debate in the Legislature yesterday, thespcsikers being Hon A. F. Arsenault. Mr. L. R.. Allen

and which included an analysis

W -J. Bowser (ABOVE), former

of Columbia, who retired from public

bridge and ferry costs, Paloonwood ‘U0 “ine yew ooo. came back in

p‘ans, road graveiling, bond issu

the political platform ln Victoria,

, _ es

son. G. Shelton Sharp, Minister :md the public debt. interruptions B. Co and was invited to lurid a

Public Works, and Hon. J. P. both during/ Mr. Shar-p's and Mr. "DD-lmrly sl‘0up to nom nate in-

lfcintyre, the latter movin" the M:Intyre‘s speeches, were almost dehllfllclll- wl1¢llil=ll¢S for thc next

gdjournment at ll pm. when the continuous. |provmcial electnn. Mr. Bowser

me adloiimeo mitii io am( tc- in addition to wiring the Feder- from the platform. uuwunwl no

Committee work fm- the day ai conservative members, me prime would consider the invitation and largely disposed or at the Minister and Finance Minister D3»|<° B Nrlnel reply lt a meetlns

session, lcnvng the after-'asking that fox- peits be included W bl! l1°l\i in Vancouver.

and evening sessions for lhffon the agricultural stabilization

ERl5nliS

THREE UF FUUR ARE RELEASED IN M 0 S B 0 ll

Soviet Embassy Says

Case Of Fourth

Consideration By Authorities.

Release on bail of three British sub- jects, employees of a British Elec- trical firm, who were arrested sev- eral days ago by Soviet Secret Po-

lice on charges of sabotage. has been i l _ _ _ _

agreed to by the Public prosecutor ' Y ' "E °m’°sm°"‘ "Om "vm-“io”

i Ighurchpp former C0“sm.._.auvc lol". addressing a multitude from

Prisoner Is Under;

LONDON, March 23.-(A.P.)-`

‘ WYLL HEAR STATE SECR.E.’I'S

_ Tim Ilicturc shows Miss Mar- l¥“=‘fl'° lo Inind. of scriicmile, Mass., \vho says she came to Presi- dent-elect on n two-week tryout “S Dru/file secretary and has ie-

orrosinn ciuicuil

British Piagmier’

Peace Plan Is Bit- terly Attacked In

er Chancellor Exchequer.

(By George linmbleton, (Fztnadiu

Press Staff Writer.)

LONDON, lilzlrcti 223-~lC'.\n:i<lian

Commons By Form-

(By Louis P. Lochncr, Associated Press Stuff Correspondent)

iold Prussian style today when that `Rr~ielistrig lizinded over to Adolfl

f; _

_ . 4 JC _ _ __

-" I _ _ _

rman I Under Full Dictatoghip

iilcnolliln is Germany To Be

y Governed By Old

|_Prussia1_i__ System

Thousands Of Nazi Supporters S Cheer Their Leader As Gov-

ernment Is Empgwel-ed To Draft New Constitution Etc--

Of Socialist Leader Arrested.

iirovim uniform, appeared at the

inrirning session of the lleirlistag

BERLIN. _ Mf"`Ch_ '~'3““C‘L'l`lll1\llylll1id in person tieii\'el‘r_il u nle:.\_age

__ become a _dictatorship under the l covering the complete progranim-.

oi his Government.

Much of it was iamilfar Nan

lrwiitrd twelve years. Now she will Press Cnlilr)-Prluic nqipisrer HM" W'\\'l‘l' i0 i10\'ei'ii by decree doctrine. Restoratloxi of the mon- Eo to Woshingt,1m to mnginue in _Rzmsay Mm__DOm1d_ mem; the lorilir-_ _iiost_l_olil' _v_c:ii's. zircli_\', lic told the iiiclnbcrs, is not this capacity. Also Vvashingtrm. -'House of CCITUUOUS fm' uw mst Im bocmlms °blf.‘l'lc<i, but they ‘ zi mailer for discussion at this time b°‘"ld iS Ml” Malvina Thompson, time since his Rome peace convcr- WUC snowed under in me Reich' ; "“'h“° °°“dm°“5 PTCVHU 'Whmh

private secretary to Mrs, R0o§ev¢|¢_

satlons with Premier Benito Muso-

'fas by ii vote of 441 to 94.

lnc-cessltate focussing our attention

pm of I¢_a1_v_ tmigm mn into mb "The first chapter of our move- solely upon saving the German

nicht, is closed," said llic Clianccl

- _ people from indescribable misery."

°-'~'.f-_ ~

4-

ir' if H;

8', ills message wuchcrl only in n.

in Moscow, the Soviet Embasy here _ _ _ said t°day_ ' |Chancellor Q1 the Exchequer, imlcony “Mfr the Rclchstag had L general way upon other outstand-

hree men ar W H Thorn- ' | _hit/lr. MacDonald sought to assure Hd.l0_lll'l'l0<l. DOW wc begin the see- ing issues, Of dlsarn*i§lYi'é'nt he said:

l

“Gemiany has been waiting years

The t _e . _

ton, John Cushny and a man nam- - e House 01' ‘\`h°" ll” T<`"f\fd€‘<l RS ond' ed Gregory They_ tm-ee other Bri he soundness of the Mussolini What' 1lHl°D01lCd loday was incv- for other nations to fulfil their

aw Pea e Club' i en ani of his be “Able Th- R0-Chblr\i;» Packed with promises to reduce armaments. We

U

_ t .

_ _tlsh subjects, and a number of Rus- A " C ’ l`~ c " - ' ' - " ‘ '

which livcned up as it pro- list. Mr. Sharp announced that the V , sian employees ofthe Metropolitan- llei' that with slight redrafting the the `ChlUl¢@1101”'S Own Nazi-supper

Govemment had also got in touch vickera company -were B,-rested ag- I ‘British and Mussolini pians might_ ers. could do nothing but accede to li-ig our own if the other, would

is h his demand for the passage or a

Opposition charges of alleged ex- with the Fox Breeders Association ter raids by the Ogpu (Russian Sec- be made to Coincidc. H spccc 7 ' n agree to radical reduction ol'

ance were dealt witii by Hon _________.__ .__.__ ______ ret Police) in Moscow and Lenin- i 'brought cheers from ilic Govern- Y enabling act which empowers the theirs," _ Arsenault and sharp, the (Continued on Page 6) lgrad, ‘ , ment benches, but roused Mr, Govcriinicnt. :unong other y_h1,,gs_ `

s eech in which he It was alleged they had engaged Churchill to a bitter attack on the lo draft zi new constitution.

a D ,

- |insabotageinelectricalconstruetion whole British Foreign policy. _

lc U N T I N U E S ork in which the Com an had New York Jews Pair' For four years, the former chan- HITLER DELIVERS SPEECH

~P - N B' ‘" ' " ’ i ~

‘ fatests » S been engaged for 10 years. ade In Prot St cellor said the Primo Minister had

' Meanwhile, it was understood in e directed tliciiatioirs forcig-n policy, Ii. was all done in regular form,

O O I ~

Dlefrgbfrfggn Youn Qfficgr Denies official quarters that the British . and yet the United Kingdoin was' Hcrr inner i ' . d.

` g Government would consider nothing 1 e g e d 1 nearer wa: then before' He des- n spin an span

. . . _ . _

U D Y E E E R Rehef M Oney D 1 S C 1, 0 S 1 H g' _ short of unconditional release with- In crlbed the conversations Mr. Mac-

. St t S t ' out trial as a satisfactory settlement. Donald and Foreign Secretary Sir

ai e S. Furthermore, it was understood that NEW YORK March 23___(A_P_)_ John Simon pad wg, the Iraiian

- would gladly refrain from increas-

ihe GUV€l‘lll11€i may °0“Sld9l` The Tomh_ sawed sewn of the Prenilei as a. v‘s.t of "Don Quixote

' za.”

(Canadian Press) _ _ _ _ - _ _ =

o'l'rAwA March za-Proto t LoNi:~oN Maron za-(Ari-A application of an embam on Rus ~’°WS» W” Pafllbd in “S Silver 085°- “nd S““°h° Pa”

V was made in the Hou; 1 oo 5 detailed acirolmt oi his relations sian impmits if H Satisfactory same- 'md the dean Of New Y°l”l¢'S CHHWFS He °°“t°ml°"“°“s1y s°°'°d mem'

mans today by HW PeJ0 Venn; Wim “_ German woman “fair and mfrhm is nat made' _ _ fr _ sang "El Molai Rachmem," the ods of the world disarmament con-‘

' ' e cm Ngo w°u d 5° nw C cc mourning chant for the dead, while ference as “meosurlflg SW01”dS ill?

ir 0" 2 " . = . » IS ,Ru (L b_, Gloueesiu) against payment, about -12 was told by Lcutenant after the expiration April 17 of an moon Jews marched _O City Han m_ Geneva.. and as .iafcmje advertise

. i < _ t .

in New Bnmsmck of Szomo for Norman Emma S ewart to a court Anglo Russmn Trade agreement’ day to protest alleged prosecutions ment of all the apparatus of war.

_ Chcercd and Applaudea

Time after time his words were

drowned in checn. and applause,

iContliiuod on Page 3)

ivrrriiils iii"

Iii Old Time U S. ` | . ' _ ~ . ° 1932 to certain farmers of that mortal today ln explanation of the Bali or zaooo rabies rapprcinm- in Germany and can for B boycott Franm he mam_amed_ could n t

I 0

t hi ii ni - _

T G P Beerlgnirnnce Mgt' of the Unempmymem :Ken Eh; 0; _:Exe sleegintq SHE; :my $2500) iiisgted gf Ttmmt of German goods. _ _support the British Disarmament

' " ef F““ ' 5 g E m " °"" W ° W” S’ S ‘mt "’° °’ ° Meanwhile, in Berlin, the Ger- | plan which the Prime Minister and

And A S S 0 C 1' L°gi5l°‘u°" Pnssed by the New 1n_t;0rmatl0n to a foreign power. the C0nlPf1l’lY§ U-nd 15300 “Mes each man Government issued a state- Sir John del‘\~f'~ri ‘ost wr-el: in an

Bfllllswfck I-0E15ll\l-We, MI- V€Ill°t on my h°n°r" the lmmg M' fm' Cushny ‘md Gregory' ment which wariiecl that any boy- effort generally considered ."

said, provided for the payment W fioer declared, “I never have at- A Sill/10" Emb“55Y °m°m sam cott would affect the United States least Partially iiieiy .<.<l`i.l to rouse

l A related land cleared of bush but the MV" MVC dlSC1°S@d any ll'\f0\‘1'¥1l1- °f W» - “C asked h0w_1ga boycutt agitated by!

Harm?" of $8 to $10 per mm ‘Ori H M Donald another Bri- m `

i tempted to have obtained, and I that although no mention was made me adversew than Germany and _me conference _O _C______ed Mt___,_

my “mme Tay M' ss I ‘ ‘ 'ii < ii t ii iii t tn t 1”'

. i aid d t 1 C] d tion prejudicial to the state. There Sli all JCC Y il S d U0 m€M\ ll certain American cimes.. were cap M___ Ch____c__m attacked mm __o___

SAN FRANCISCO, Mlli't‘ll 23- IAP.)-For those who do not liiow the old time United States iraiinology of beer and its ns-

atlons, here :ire sonic of the turesquc words and pliriiscs, and lheir definitions, that disappeared from the common American voc

Ilbition.

Brel'-(As defined by Dr. Wahl, of the Wnlil-Hcriliis Insti- illlki-An effervesccnt, sparkling *______________._.

(Continued on Page 3) list” 0! 1155012 Stated- If BUY T8

ANNOUNCEMENTS. coMlNG avaN'rs.

ivlaa'riNos. arc

u_:°»iiinou|\e|.-mr-ntil are lnnrrh-rl In

1 column nt 2 n-nts nor ward

“HWY luiyilbln ln mlvllilce.

"H°Ck@Y at Wheatley River llrik tonight. skate after. asus-ii

n°'H°°l<l=Y and skate at Marsh- Bild tonight. Proceeds in aid of ll- sooo-ii

“__"Reserve Saturday, April lst, for ° Blllltist Guild cake snle at N do McaLeod’s Ltd. 8556-li

h___Double-header Hunter River |____8hl, Wiltshire vs. Royals, Wilt-

e Sisters vs. Royal Sisters.

B562-ll

h"H°°kl‘y.' Brackley` Beach Rink nl;-l_liht at 7.30. Milton Second Hor-

°1\lY vs. Bloodhounds. 8561-li

I ‘fake sale by the Ladies Ala ci

taflmcs' Church at Moore at Mc-

’ 011 Saturday afternoon.

B548-3-24-Il.

ll

.\t°T§l¢ popularity of our cheap es- .m___ lliumnce is attested by the R ie\'°l-ls inquiries received. Why

l mo quote you rates. Write

'L_°h°l\€ to-day. J. A. Moore, i "ffl Bun Life Assurance Co. ' - March 24-Bl.

rf

lblllary with the beginning oi' pro-_

new settlers The amount payabl

for i932 as a result of th‘s legls

o

lation amounted to $41000 which 50 per cent would be pai out of the Dominion Unemploy

ment Relief fund This relle

lnoney was not going to the peo ple who were reai`y in need, to th

the farmers who would benefit ha

R Callie. horses and the like, deciar

‘ ed Mr. Veniot. 1 Enquiry wou`d be made into t

h

matter, Hon. W~ A. Gordon, Min-

lief money were improperly pa

Dominion Govemment.

I Advance I n

The grain market enjoyed a bit

upward. Traders were encourag

day, the report was circulated th

pose efforts to amend the farm bl in the Senate.

soon as the gong rang. Pric

corded fractional gnlns. At when peak, 21,4 oe;-it; up, profit taking s in and the market reached about cent.

It was the first

that grain hld shown ani’ 5"

people who deserved lt, as some o

in any Province, an adiustmen wou‘d have to be made with th

Crain Prices

CHICAGO, March 23.- (AP-) -

01

ed

by early reports from New Yor

at

President Roosevelt would not op-

climbed swiftly upward. Wheat WHS as much as two cents a bushel hilh' er on the initial transactions, corn was up a cent, and other grains re-

t et

time in five day

rcngth.

debt in my llfc

e is no possible reasons why I should . ded out his the que n D _ h

H kh _ th 1 t 1 i tion of the \/iacDon ri ii C

have done so I never have been in A Un Mlm °“5°‘ 9 D "°° °" ° debts to be regulated pmperiy called for _,eo__C__LM_0n of army

th C , Ch i N d ll we; t;r;p_a_;y;_ i;n<sihUr_iar;e_<~.m__orBl;1_; A.; the ordeily protest procession effemves among European .,mt0s_

Y lc Cit Hall h

the charges of sabotage as "ridleul

I d The accused officers story as entered the New or y Fr 1 _

Wrought out by ms counsel appear their an-est Monkhouse described Pam shortly arm mon M____0__ John includ_lr1_g__1_';‘;l;1_:=___teor_;_o_fh0s GZ- ( ed to be u Sl-r2i‘Zhtf0I`\\'i=\l‘d 8CCOUnl2 P OBrien, who previously had said Sneing

of a llason with a woman to whom ous I he would not see the m1rchers ,

MOSCOW March 23-A Vlsh Crermilnv. he dec med. was go-

he was introduced by chance by a I changed his mind lc-vi<-\vcd the par _ng thmlgh ,, __ ___m__m_0us _“sup

e inski state prosecutor of the Rus- d d ceweda delegation They ____ __

The prosecution contends that

MONTRII L, Match 24.-(Frldny)

German acquaintance named Otto a ean re

5 Waldernar Obst. The prosecution _ sum Soclallsii Federated swim Re: presented a resolution culling upon Zegcswcgwgericefyofaxxtc;;1;n;p.,_m_ _ has said that Obst was a Foreign public’ revealed wday that “cuss” all New Yorkers to “make common _ t _ ______ _O _______o______es,, and

agent within the méanmg of the tions against four British repre- cause with us in __ mighty wwe of iessd rfaxin 0________ ___c_______Cn__ ___ c Official Secrets Act. senmuves °f the Me"r°p°m°n' protest to isolate the German Gov- of ___ °’_y‘Sog___’_‘ ___C__C__ on ___ccou__L

The Lleutenant's own statement Vickers Electrical E‘l“lPm°“t C°m' ernment in its c0mln0fCl“l l’“"5“it's Sw rid" Uihli alvpardntly referred

' from the stand was that he con' Z pany and me Rllssians aneste? and to refuse to buy any gogdi OE from Germany that .lows

With them l-01211158 Sli/1118 and WK German manufacture or origin. abus‘_d_ and ___________________

rms staff writer). :scheme he s , di no n u e ___ ___ ___ __

_ _ s case was not e n_ cons ere . Eno of mate A a_d_ PM ___

» 1 _ - ` ` - g

» | =

. ‘ _ _ K ~ ' ' ._'

_ _ _ _ _ _ _

id

tlnued the llason, although he was . __ __ __ had been

_.not very (ond of me woman in ing bribes as well as intentionally Mayor 0'Bi-len replied that any

ho ettln mane from -1-”'_”'Z'___-_1_' °ppr°55E°n meets with tflc moral m`

the pe of g g y ,

0 ‘ d tl -

1-, _ (Continued on Page 8) dlgnation of the world and ad e er that “an regime that fosters rellgi- WI” Ca r e fu I

Y

ous and racial intolerance is bound

soo mln which saiilic-stewart t_____e___ Wh o___mm0__ throughout Considerpygpgsal

received in leters from Berlin was In d u s try Faces the w°___d_,,

in payment for mmtmy secrets he He promised to attend a mass (Canadian Press) had revealed. The contention is the Barrel Shortage protest meeting at Madison Square o,I,TAwA_ March _23__Cmmrva_

money cami’ from the w°m:n m Garden Monday Disllt at WNC11 f°l" tive members of Parliament repre- quesmff' kmwn "ny 'A Mme (,4,s0¢|,,g¢¢| png) mer New York Governor Alfred E. swung gpm, pmdueim; disiricts in L°mse` CHICAGQ March 23_.,y05¢ph Smith and Bishop Wllllllm T- Man' British Columbia, Ontario, Quebec

Y' Dubl editor of Brewery Asc, said nlnz will bc among the speakers. Ncw Brunswick and Nom ec lil;

n ' waited on Preinici R. B. Bennet

today the Brewing Industry was

1; b f b Ls has ` fresh fru`ts b '

e Cafgoes The sudden rush or arre P h d T7! t _ _

that stocks d 5 el 3 gl, net _. arc e roa modities for which the Agricultura

were A V n ng n J “h°“m ”‘ s°“°"5 smmge M Mm' stabilization Fund will aprt-ale. The

before the grain pits closed for the

timber' ordinarily' nl takes about S P e C i a I iund will be designed to absorb part

treat timber.

- (Canadian Press) ` _

six months to properly cure and of _he losses __x__0_,m_s ___ the Umm

cd Kiiigdoni market suffer owinil

ll -Two fori er Canadian steamers . (Agocmtd Prem , _ _ _ __ ___

the Gazette today states, are re

A great number of orders to buy ported en route to the United King-

wlieat were thrown into the pits as

es

dom for cargoes of munitions. They are tho Canadian Mariner and the Canadian Inventor, both of which have been sold to the Bun Shipping Company, Limited.

It it understood that Japanese

's interests have or will soon secure

poscesslon of the two craft, the

s newspaper adds. It is believed both

wil ‘ood munitions at Bristol, to

A which port the Canadian Inventor ‘ sailed from Halifax recently.

NEW YORK, March 23- (A.P.)-Marcus B. Moy. prllnl-

inent Boston lawyer, was found dead today in as room lie had engaged last night nt a, hotel here.

Apparently he had become iii

during the night and had col- lapsed while trying to reach tho telephone to summon aid. ills body, clld In palamns, was found on the floor.

He was about 64 years old.

OKLAHOMA CITY. Maieh .,3-

Thr: “pinched throat special" to

. - _ Q to the depreciation iii 'iii \.\luc

the poiird sterling in Cliiiiirlizln funds.

carry Oklalioinans in Joplin. Mo.._ The P________ M___.__`_C__ ___,_______W_ mm

or other points beerwarrl, was mi iiounced today for April 'Z by W. L.

the repre.~elil.ailnns of the nirinlicrs would be given careful consideration

Huggins, Jr., local traffic manager by the cnbilwh

for n railway.

"Tho destination will depend on

the crowds wlslies," said Huggins, explaining the .special might go as far as St. Louis. The new 3.2 percent, beer will not

be legalized in Oklahoma.

_________._--_

((`;\nndi:m Press)

0'l"1`/\W.\\, )l:lreh 23.-The House of Co\i:~~»"'\~ lil'-'I' 5\“`*"‘\‘\ reading today to the Govern- menfa Relief llill. lt passed

115 to 63.

optimism today and prices whirled ’ °

M un l tl 0 ns M ay faced with 5 shortage of ban-015 today urging that apples and other

i e included in the com

Are Quite Willing To

Do Their Bit Ili The Economic Plight Of Their Country, If E s s c n ti ally Necessary.

(Canadian Press)

OTTAWA, March 23-Assliring

the ex-service men of Canada that they "will not surrender any of itheir established rights nor coun-

licnmice any injustice which may

lappcur iiiael\'ei'tuntly to liavo been _embodied in the blldgcinry propos-

o

irils," representatives of the Big 1l“lve,"-the Associated Veterans 1 lCannda,-today announced their 'determination to contest the GOV- ernnielit`s plain io practice economy by stipulsiing a civil servant could not necept his salary and a war pension.

Meeting in Ottawa today follow-

ing ri. hurry-up call by l\injol‘ J. S. Roper, M. C., president. of the Can- adian Legion, the heads of the as- sociated bodies spent this afternoon in conclave. ~

Present. nt. the conference were,

in addition to the Legion Head, C01. W. C. H. \‘V0f>d, Dominion President of ilie Army and Navy Veterans in Czinnrizi, Rev. Sidney Lambert, Dominion President of the Ainputulions Association of the Great Wnr, l<‘i'm1l; G. J. McDoimgl'l, of the Canrullnii Pensioners Asso-

iContlliueil on Page 3)

Dl`lil.I.\'. .\l'.\rcl\ 'l3.-(i\.I’.)-

Um- (anudian drew a residual prize worth £8,643 in the Irish Sweepstakes on the Grand Na- tional io lie run tomorrow at Liverpool. The lucky prize was No. lEi382'!?., held by "Tenrnli L.” Montreal. Ten residual priws :irc awarded in the sweep

l draw.

r

Beer To Arouse Rivalry Among Pretzel Benders

READING, Pa., March 23.-<A.P.),

-Beers “comeback” has stimulated anew the United States champion- ship ambitions of Pennsylvania'| Pretzel-bending titleholder-twister of 30,000,000 of the curlycue appet- izers.

Bent on conquering new worlds

22-year-old Helen lioffner, who snared the ltate crown by twisting 48 pretzels a minute, now challen- ges all comers for American .sup- remacy.

Every working day she turns oul

one and a half times her weigh! in pretzels, and she looks upon 3.2 been as the starting gun in a race for bigger and better bending records.

liiissrl-ioiler, starting work in hel

teens, has bent 30,000,000 pretzell and has been able to outtwist the thousands of other workers will turn out some $4,500,000 worth ol pretzels in Pennsylvania ziiiliunlly,

The Weather,Ect»

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tlue '.355 p. m,

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