‘Fascist press for the expansion oi

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TRAIN CRASHES SCHOOL BUS KILLING 23

ITALVWMQ vizswo fiimia ulimifii; YAN NA

iinifivntis lmumu tint BRITAIN

i-Step Regarded Threat To France — Seek Control Of Tunisia.

ROME. Dec. 1 --(CP-Havas)— mmy stilt-stepping the Anglo- iulliin P: t‘; ban on Incorpor- mm, 0' t lonlal natives into Fascist Anny, Italy today legal- |m1 lllhhlillf! conscription of_ Mos- lcm lit-tans by conferring limited litilflhlllp upon t m.

By evtcltding rest ctcd citizen- flllp rights, the Fascist Grand Council paved the way for ultim- lte compulsory recruitment of tiatirrs in African Libya's four

coastal provinces. an utiirnicnted Halo-African “my, iiitsi-rvers declared, will infill as a possible ' menace to French Titntsta. on Libya's western lroiitli-r. for whose "restoration" 1., Ito-iv th~ Fascist Chamber of Depot “l yesterday staged a. noisy (ivlllttilfii-Illtifill. (RatTlH-ic Giririelia, Italian Am- ifi. called on

l’

it the Oual lTorsLV today ap-

psrcnth in connection with Wed- iiCltlfilV an Chamber session, Fascist d." ics sprain: to the

feet all ~ speech hv Furl-ten

liinisicr (‘limo and called for an- iiexaiiclt of T-nniiria. Corsica, Nit-c. tawny and Djibouti-all parts of innu- or its empire.

Campaign Underway

Set off by the demonstration. a campairii was in full SWllVZ in the

ltalv j‘ the expense of France, as . ,.

A an‘ ‘ll’ p..cc for establish-

." _ relations between

. In particular

"iioii ot‘ Tll“i\‘ iii

i881 \ ricd out as “it grave.

lnsiil," \i'illt'il the Italians novel‘ forgot"

"la in the Grand Coliti- ~ of Libra clarltfvlr". the

"atiiq of the MOFlPlIl noon ‘n $.li’.lf—— - ' ‘Li irlio have acquired sh"-

eial . .. liin will have the richt to Mar arms in accordance. with the n'i"‘arv conscription "ocula- tlmi! ivlztch will be established in Case o’ timed," , 5D""‘"i‘i'.' prlvllcced natlics will permitted to ‘arid offices in "n c i~~~tql (‘lvii S"l'\‘i"" and tiu-"icslcin Branch of the Fascist illlKff. Granted Concessions 0"‘""" nrii-lcs among nine dc- tT-"P “l: the council lt'i't'i" Libra PM" ‘w’ the Italicii Kiliarrlcm. re- affirms] the juridical position of

i iF""“"~'ic<i cit name ll. Col hi’.

Strikes French ‘

PARIS. Dec. l-—-(AP)-—-I'ramicr convtke Parliament next Thursday ou his tree-year plan of fellows who were discharged by roblem.

cum iica ed orccs o‘ sol" .

to meet these new walkouts. The

Wholesale discharges caused sev- eral hundred workers at Raismes. near Valcilciennes, to storm a metal plant in an effort to prevent. 00 re-

ained employees from continuing

rtlcularly those iiho pa:~sed the anertil Conflzdciailon of Labor call to their llllll$1lS——\\'0Uid be dis- charged immediately. All other public. cmplox struck were suspended i": bout pay until the various minlsti _ which they worked had time to pass on the merits at <‘ll(‘ll case. No official figures had been clini- piled on the nulnbci" _ strikes either in the public service _ur l_li private iiizlusiilnv, the lrl'0lllltsl‘5 o1- iicc said. land it an; impossible to say how muhy pubic service work- ers were ail-ctcd by the Govern- ment's distllk-Sili and. suspension or-

er.

'l‘iic Pri'niici' and his aide»; also considered punitive IllLil urcs a- tzains. Luboi‘. Solzialii-t, and Com- inuivst leaders of the strike. Daiadlcr, in C8lllll: leaders of thc cciitrc and i slit part e... was report- ed in parliamentary circles to bc seeking opinions on tilt“lill-Lir€ oi domestic anrtiorciign pillici‘. Foreign policy wits tho s bjcct oi troll concern bvP-"llll c oi llilillll rc- 1€lCll(‘.'5 to ‘Innis a \\‘ll!_l'.l have been regarded as Cllilllflliqlllgv French control of that North Arman pro- tectorate.

Convicted On Charge 0f Common Assault

--(CP) unemployed

nnmriix. Dcc. 1

island Student Dn Winning lleliale Team

Gunrtliaifs Special Wirel ii. N. 8., ll . XavEL-i‘ ll 1 fully uplieltl ‘l1 Canada's defen- Ili‘ hi‘ nut in crtlcr intuit"!-

‘lii a tit-tutti: todnv with .\’liicl).".i-.il;l 0|‘ Port

f . and W ill m Gaunt-st. ;_ itcwii dcl d for St, m“, -_=l1';l \\'l_‘l'U cplvird by Ncr- “my, lviilirliie o! 5,\'(il‘.t" N. ..

Fruit; a cf Wiiiiilt.._,z.

bonnie fVfNll 185 PTlYlCO.

"Madame Doycl ' L~5l9-1l-30-4i.

Rmacliigg,

Georgy lliail", aii iiretnaii who had told of his sun cii tlil- head iii aii ziltrjmpt to stop CtlllVliiSlLllS, was ioiivictca iii county court toclav on a cliaige o‘. cnlninoii assault. aririiig out of the death of his lil-ivccks old son, Norman. iii hospital.

The charge Zllillllai the native of Newcastle, N. .. was rrducod from oiic oi grizviis bldili" harm.

slapping

Till‘ bziiv dad ilirin- month» n10. after i)"llli.: azliniltrd t0 hospital sulieiiiig a fractured s k u l l, bruises about the hcad and pneumonia.

Pliair was sentenced to 2i days

in jail by Jud :0 It. II. Aiurray. who declared h: retire-ted he could not solid Mr. S. Phaii" ioprison for aii even lonavi" train than hci" hus- band, as she appeared to iia\"e bern equally culpable.

Cargrobf (‘zinadian Wheat Sold India

WINNIPEG. Dec. 1-—A caIBOof Catiadlan wheat. was sold b0 111010 today as part of an export blist- ness of 750.000 bushels shill/Dotti fmm Canadian ports

Daiadier

abortive" encral strike confronted the

and mobile guards such break the general strike movement were dispatched to separated regions

ltrlkes and occupations to be sup ressed as firmly strike movement-by conciliation i possible or by force

DALADIER SEEKS SHOWDOWN:~_

Iiarass Regime

announced today he would

for what romised to be a showdown

“economic moliiliza ion.” Scattered walkouts of workers in symgaitiy with thousands of their private in

ustries for joining yesterday's Government with a. new and

as Daladlcr employed to Govrnmcnt ordered the sympathy

as was the general if necessary. __

Drifts Quickly

prevent the road already vDOl-l from again the snoiv turned Lcwii. Heavy xirlflts were - rd and at 7 o'clock last the plow was reported at. llrcck Highway officials bad no furl-her iii-rotl-lnziticn and. ’ not. c: ‘l Lo contact the plow

bcilii; blocked

crew as. until this morning. t The pic ucrkiiig the st. l1;.er's Read ins forced to re‘ "n to

ctltiiflltCiOwfl for minor repairs Wednesday night when t-lie road had been opened to beyond Si. Peter's vllage.

Plans prior to yesierdayfls storm had been for the repaiiwizl plow bu prccsrd lcllay to ope‘ ie 49 Road to aiiciillrul; but cials llllllfillllamfi 1a.-L . were uiiclecicrd as to ivliilt course would be aii pied under the chang- ed conditions.

“Fortress” Bomber Lands Near Windsor Enroute To Halifax

OTTAWA. Dec. 1—-(C‘P)—tDelivery' was made bv Canadian Vickers of lllonlrra‘, today of tiit- second of l2 Straiiinei ilyiitg-bczas D0111?) built for lit‘ Flatiolinl Dctciicc epari- mciit. The machine loci: off from Montreal for Halifax. where it will

demanded iii tl - to stoiniv "" ‘ ' i bcrliooi of liux. continue as snoii

iii the ncigir- The tilalic \vi.l as the weather

clcxirs

The siraiiincrs are powerful "foitrcss" lioiilbers, all meta . carry- lntz two tnachinc puns and a crew of l‘.iltlt, Five make up a

Whcli llic other tiizichinc. are de- livcrcti, ffiiil" months ilLllCP. .qil:idi"ou wil‘ be DTJ~it‘(l 1o 'ilt' East.- crii Conimtind. a‘ second to the \Ves‘.crii at Vancouver. ’l‘herc will be spare craft fol" general service pur-

Strniiracrs are (fdilllblc of something over 200 miles an hour, _________

rwnvs LOOK Ant-sab-

MELBOURNE -(CP) —-'I‘he Blaskhi tvrins Joel and Liam are

squadron.

0119‘ highwa <

D0505. When fully loaded with bombs the

tiiliIERNMENl DUTLINES NEW DEFENCE Pllili

Sir John Anderson Re- veals New Policy To Build - up Civil l)e- fences.

BY J. E, SANDERSON Canadian Press . all‘ Writer LONDON. Dec. l —'lCPU,it)itf)

—Tlie British Government. is lay- ing plans to place the uiiolt: in-

l 1 " ‘inter- ' . . . iikelsiievdfvxkbnglioglcliarmisuhmgisisued in filllSltrliltixllitl of the notion on a which one guard was injured, Scv- wai basis a few TilCllib altci an eral arrests were made and the I outbreak 0t hostilities. v workers were dbpgfgqqi _ The general ideas of the pan

Erstwiiiie 5.11mi; discharged c were learned tonight ‘dill l' all‘ from national and private shiirards I John Aiitnrrsun, livid Privj. ‘ , at St. Nuzaire were silpportc b __‘_>_>_ outlined to t-lu- house oi Com- afliliatcd lablor lllglfills iii tlic 01:1 nions a new pulllcy to liihiild up 101' a genera sin c tomorrow" l1 _ . . ,.’ t. civil dcteiicss. ie aniiuunrt a that legion ivhicli iiibor sources fkppwtwnafuy. f,°tili;lo,oi_‘l“lfati?fi nntionmm. Whmbm-y ,1,“ k1 for said would affect 11.000 men, l“'."““-"", ‘imimu. 0.. d7. bnwqrd civilian ilcfrin- and plan» ior a

In Northern France. alone. 29.000 ‘f“l°‘“.“'h ff”? “f l "QM quick liaiio rcizirstci" on a com- metal WQHFVYS- 41m" "film's "m1 T1" “We. 1.11mi’; m “My” f“ Rh“ ' puisorv Lu‘ in \viii"tlinc. ' 900 mm‘! lllllllfly “WIKCYS “U” n15" up Lb “om m“ tkiiiilii“ . - . . it l‘; ulid 00d the (iovcilinieiit chargtd for illl-“Vllilllg OYQilllZZCLi o. A sudden b.l¢i..iid §c.».e:cl.1_y_ h“ Njgciod (he idea o! industrial labors cull for o 24-hour strike oi ahelnoon, iLCCOIILDUlllELi by a 3a cunsfllptvwi‘ m wflrhmu “luwugh protcs; fl-gflll1SL~"Dai(K.ii€l"S decree mile an hour waili and a three “MC; h!“ m‘ cumpmkqrv fmnmr

_ _ ,,_, , . l, . a laws. .i.t,.i snow fail (liilciil) Ql-il.d into tum,“ mm Tm Govenh

Ncwsoi I110 Syllllifllhf’ Blflkfi banks on roads tliiwnig; iut the 1m W‘ ‘ll chm. ‘(ma mm reached Daladier Wlllil,‘ ie was in provuxn.‘ A “low i_-y,_-\y “gt-ham, _ \ Uni.‘ usr He Brim} i-‘Qllfi-‘Tellci? “mi 59mm" “Hill? ‘"5 d day and night slime lhidu) u “in m'_ ‘ “*1 ,0, t ‘I18 ‘titlflltle whilt iciiziliits sliou ' be lili- L am m u“ flblvuhu,‘ u, 05m, pic tt ,.‘“\ m‘, Lmsf‘ m‘. am“: lwscd on pub 1c cur-thug: l vino 30a)- l m Sunk“. M‘, ha“ rcdchtd . l_ io.li J loin peacetime l0 ed the strike iiiovcjliicnt. H n not,“ Slightly mxfund kmmu. lnic has».

I'm" ‘he P“m.'.“’ u. l?“ ,5‘)? iliver vlllfllie Wlwii Yv-KQFQAYS To winin- Cumeiiitice nounced m“ mums o-I ‘m s H e storm struck Iii an Cllllelllklll‘ t0 movement in the public scrvices- ' In a m“. days Prime Minister

Chamberlain is expected to an- nounce the iiaines of an advisory committee of incilismrialists to share the responsibility utlth the

government. of planning the switchover. In addition Labor leaders will be consulted 1nd iii- dustrles advised to conic" with

their 0W1) union leader"...

The whole idea 0t the schrmcis to drain a plllll whereby the in- dustrial life oi tile nation may be switched to a wart-line basis Willi a minimum of interruption and de- lay. it, may include moving vit-al industrial plants from dangerous

areas of the country to protect flit-iii from bciiibers. This might involve stone form of compulsion

over mcn and women workers to follow the plant: but it. is under- stood the govcrnntent, hopes it can bring capitol and labor together without the necessity of compul- s on.

Outlines Plan

Sir John Anderson, oh. cabinet minister responsible for civilian defence, told the House of Com- _ mons 20,000,000 handbooks t would be sent to house- l holders giving details of services open to volunteers, out- lined other details of a broad voluntary project, and announced the plans for a shift to compulsory national wartime registration whlch_li_e saiidmfniay becolnejicceis;

- 11, Col 3)

. tC0litlllllOd on p“

New Sask. Cabinet

be plaicrd iii duty at ‘the Royall b S or In Can-rt ian Al!‘ ‘orcc stat on. \ Y

fRiPDIiYlS from Windszol‘. NR5, lthig en] ers ‘ n a lHilOOll illo.aic.rl“is;‘ligéiiverl (raw REGINA. Dec. l__pmmievr w- ‘L

PiIi-itCIKVll tozlav bronchi. his Sask-

‘. iltzli-riiaii cabinet up to its full

‘I llrcntztli of nine "with the appoint- ment of t-wo members. They are

, A. T. Procter, ii, C. Moosomin barrister, and E. M Culliton, than. ~ rt: barrister.

‘ Mi. '. sworn in today with Mr. Cullilcn. becomes minister of and ira".=i_*» rtatloii an

iii charcc < old ace pen-

l t

tninistci‘

Hlliilflxccfcglgufxlzg _siotis and child ivcliarc, Mr. Ciill- two

than was named provincial secretary and tninister in charge of the Saskaitclieivciu tax commission, bureau of publications and dr partmen-t of King's printer.

Lobster Season Opening Delayed

YARMOUTH, N’. 5., Doc. l-JCP)

“France Protests Demonstration By Fascist Deputies

(A. P. by Guardian's Special Win-t

PARIS, Dec. l — Foreign Minister Georges Bonnet, pro- tested ofiicialiy to Italy to- night against Fascist demoti- strations believed here to her- alrl the opening of a cant- paign to get Tunisia from France.

Bonnet called Raiacic Guar- iglia. Italian Ambassador to Paris, to the Foreign Office and eigpresscd a firm protest against cries of “Tilnisia! Tunisia!" voiced by Italian deputies yrsterday- during a speech liy (‘ unt Piano, ital- ian Foreign ltl ' tci".

Tile ahnnL-t. w t-li brought to the fore an old source. of fric- tion between France and Italy. came as (‘mint (“ianli sci forth the Fascist (invrrniiiciil'§' "in- icrc. . and aspirations

iiscirtiiiit BF sciiiia

"Newfoundland Vessel Burned At Sea Sat- urday.

(A. P. iiy Guardian's Special \'l‘irc)

NEW YORK, Dec. l—'I‘hi> res.- cuc at sea Nov. 26 of the captain and crew cl four of a biiriiizi: schooner. Allen F. Rose, ahriil "’ miles hoist-head. of Cupc l

i , was reported toda-v hv \\ to tihe hitiore-MOC ii~‘.i'"l'.

crs o! the. Aineiiean . Liner A ornilicsim, WhlCli ell-roan: the resloue.

Benjamin Bcndetti. skipper o! the Mormucsilii, enroute to scan- dinaviaii ports from New York, said the schooner ivas owned by Hubert Vnllis of Romeo. Nfld. and was operated out cit St. John's.

The Mormaxsun continued on t0 Gotherrburt: alter making the res- cue. Captain Bcndetti wlrrlessed his local office.

Mtllliiirliliifl llF ll. B. HANNA

Was First President Of Canadian Nat- ionai Railways.

TORONTO, Dec. 1 —(CP) - Canadian Railway and industrial

survivors of the dynamic nae in Canada's railway history. Hanna. who would have been 80 years old Der, 20. died early today.

The former President of Canad- ian National Railways died lli his slcrp. Ycst-ardziv he was apparcntly in good health, although didurbeci ovrr the death of his friend, Sir John Aird. who died yestcrdirv.

Hanna was born in Tlicrnlie- bank. l-[c worked with railroads ihcie for a short tim-c. and came to Canada to Join the audit dc- partnierit of the Grand Trunk Railway. He rose to t)"‘CClll!' vicc~ president in charge of operations of the now-defunct Canadian Northern Railway.

After thc railroad was taken over bi" Canadian National Rail- ways, Hanna bcxanic the first

resident of Canadian National

nllways. He retired in 1922, and remained inactive for five years. In 1927 he alder‘, the Ontario Gov- iernment in establishing the Plov- ‘incels Liquor Control Board 0f which he was president for a year. He then retired a second time.

The ilineral- will be held satur-

circles tonight mourned the death“ rot D. B. Hanna, one of the fcw

itlllllllllillE lNTERRliPlED IN ilillDEN silt;

Wind Velocity Reach- es 56 Miles Per Hour - Three Inch Snow- fall.

_A blizzard which swept Prince EPWnri‘ l~"ii.cl _\'C§li‘i'(i£l_\' zitternticn iiiclit. as sliddenli as

t" .-

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line, lrcm . . zuc. nras l‘. Willi!‘ .‘-<"\'('i'lli Zia I enchant:- n different. parts

iii

t \\'i‘.il ‘c COlRiiIK’ Irciahter

is rill the .1 out uil. mak- imz " to ascertain how lit: the swim.

ill".

t'll‘.' i

he: ' (>_ _ _ _

ltilfi Burma, t’ F). I, was one hour ' he; island terminus.

limit" behind "whcdule,

. o-n Borden ivhicli car-

L; a "iliic "o" the heiitlai"

it was htlitl. CPilt-lf hie difficulty ivus experienced in cot- iiiiu a plane inside the building when ‘the sudden tzrlle arose, During the height. of the storm the Rocliv Point Ferry Fairview was foiccd tio return to Charlotte- town without klfldlllll passengers at Rockv Poiiit. when a part of the landine starr- was Swept “my, it was learned.

Show was (trifling on the hiilh~ \V3,\'5- Sections‘ of the roads which had Just been cleared of ifts from the blizzard last, weekend were twain filled in. making them

emmciit snowipllvws were at w-crk clearirur the road-s, officials said. and would continue all night. The snow had drifted to a depth of four feet in some sections, Last ntltzlit the thermometer at

12 deitfees below freezing. The barotricwi" was rising steadily, Dftlliilfiitli! clear and cold wmittlqei- fcr today.

20,000,000 Bushels 0f ll. S. Wheat Sold To linited Kingdom

WASHINGTON, Dec. l-tii?) - Tlie United States Agriculture De-

Amcri. on in Circa‘.

of surplus to iloiir millcrs The sales vircre made Unfit)‘ the R0\'eriil_tlciii.'s export subsid" pro- gram (.(‘$l"llt‘(i to place 100000.000 bushels oi ivheat in forcimi mar- kets before next July, ' Officials withheld details of the transactions.

'I'li¢‘.\' said. however. the wheat would be delivered over a period o! several months through American exporters,

It. was ilidicoteid the grain would be sold at competitive vrorld prices.

impassable to motor traffic. Gov- ,

i Tragedy-Strikes In Storm Nears Salt Lake City

Mangled Bodi-e-s-Strewn Along Right-of-way For Half-a-mile—— Fear Five Of 12 Injured May Die.

('i'i'\'. lice. i-—(.»\. P.)-—A freight train storm crashed into a killing at least

S»\i.'i‘ l ‘iii speedup: a llliit‘ a minute in a snow i school bus at a little used crossing today; 2'.’ students and the hits driver. ‘, "_\'<iL'|'iL'Ili parents identified the bodies at. an improv- l iscd l'll(il'j.‘,tlL' in Salt iiakc (icnerai Hospital. in addiiinir authorities souuht identification of what

Iii

i.i}... (i z, ,.,,~_,,c,,,. U, ‘- ill". if. J. Alexander, superintendent at the hospital, said lint-r at tithe and "a were parts of “one 0i" in o bodies.

“Q1"flflligfllllk"! "1 ~‘»'“"“'- Scvcntl-cn of the more than 40 students on the bus,

i ‘ i ‘i ' - - - -

t» 1 to "g4 f cnroutc to Jordan District High School near Mirivale, it

8:11! i.lli\L‘ (‘ily suhlirii. were iniurcd. six critically.

Coiitliciiiti: testimony hampered officials who sought to determine the cause of the zlccideiit, one of the worst. of its ilind in the history of the Failed States. Students who escaped death toiri how driver Farrold Siicox, 29. stopped near the crossing" in zicctirrizince with Utah iaw_ then ‘vent. ahead. 'i'htg\ toiil of reduced visibility ill-cause of a snow storm.

Premiir Laiidsi

Train Drew's Report

Eiainci-l" E. L. It '

its li'])(li'i Frill ‘Glkikil! ‘ i‘: "- Democracy in t 200mg‘: ehian G. M. Kr-ilev rerbort-

U) 3. BLOB

Halifax Speech

}LA_LU“AK, D60. l-—tOPl—-Premiq Thllll‘; A. Campbell 0t Prince Ell- warn island, ADO heads the cu._ tlflllliallstlfill-iull in Canada u-ltlieat an opposition in the legislature. 1-1 an addi" s here today praised the tvro-pargt system o.’ cilivciuiiriczt‘

fascist and Communist DflilCiLxUl could he studied profitably with le-

'L".lC.\' eff» on to indicate a eomlztc crash.» The €il£ZlllQ(‘!' made t-mcrpcacy appli- cation if brailm. 'i‘l1e crossing whisac has propcrlv sounded and was sLiEI s tinting when we came to the crossing"

The 50-car ll‘£i-iil~——“'1'll(‘ Flying guru‘ lo Government efficiency, M1, Ute“—a,>parcnitly' struck the bus Campbell told a Halifax service just ahrad of it: middle. The body club itloniiuerciail. but Lhc oid of the l>-.i.= w".is tossed nearly ioo tyre-tarts" idea was better than a ytirtfz. to inc left. The 01183521; was NT-lvlP-ll 01' Unit)“ Gowmmem" uTrlpp-rl around tlie from oi iii/e Pmllllfl‘ Cillllpbrl! “lulled 119m"

ociutgv must not bl‘ sail ilcdto laud itscli and ccndoniil ideas oi people with other lorms 0i uoverluncht, Uoiiiocraci should pniflt by the or.» ample and cerium ideals of absol- Ulihiil and communism.

engine and zroimzletl under the