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WILL' YOU HAVE A

MONTHLY IN C OM E

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She is free . . ¢

She can travel . . s . The narrow routine ofa “dependent relative” will never place the stamp of age upon her. She is alert, wanted, part of the life around her,

‘Because

At 30 she began to buy a Mutual Life Pension Policy . . . her investment grew as she shared in the profits of the Company . . . now she receives s monthly cheque and will receive it_as long so she lives. ($10.90 saved monihly from nge 30 in 65 will provides eruion of $50 monthly for life al 65. Annual dividends may te used lu reduce the $10.90 payments or increase the pension. Pensions can also starl at 50. 55 or 60.)

THAT Tl-‘E PEOPLE . MAY KNOW

:A column ei Interest to all rwcrdlns wwsisd leon as worthy opinions regarding the place of alcoholic beverages in modern ills: ss well as news sl the progress of the campaign for s “dry” wtlllil.)

ilponsored by the .Grand Division. Bans of Temperance P. l. I..

(Forwarded for the S. of T. Column

that may rightly be given for this degeneracy, drink stands out con- spicuously among the cri1ne-crea- tors. One has only to look up the records in our Canadian official documents to discover the 'connec-

quency.

Decline in Drink and Delinquency

Compare 1914-Wet-,with 1923

ed the consumption of spirits 'I6 percent. and of beer 29 percent.

during the same period. The crime record parallels this, Although

Austria Battles ‘ Nazi Propaganda’

. ,With New Vigor

Chancellor Dolifuss’ “Patriotic Front” Strengthened by Accession of Home Guard; Royal Institute Details Nazi Campaign.

by J. W. A. Nicholson, IDNDON. Oct. 20-(O_P.)-In- in appealing to the League, but it

North Bedeqne) olusion of Austrinfs Fascist home-_is not surprising that the chancel-

guard-the Helmwrhr-in little

DMM( AND nE|,,|NqUEN0y_ Chancellor Dolifuss’ “Patriotic

Front" marks the most significant

Crime 1| qu th, gm-gg, for deve'opment to date in the “pock-

many |~eg50I)_g_ Among the mgny|Gb Cl`lHIlC8llD!"S" 10112 End Vl§0.i'0\l5

battle against the German Na- tiomlala `

Austria at the moment is in ef-

fect under the govemment of three men,-Dolifuss,” Prince Starhcm- bsrg. head ofthe Heimwehr, and

mm between mink md Denm, vice-Chancellor Emu Fey, one of

the Prince‘s lieutenants. The entry of the He’.mwehr into the Dolifuss gmup. announced this month, sig- nified finally that Dolifuss had ds- cided he did not need the sid of

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st D Mbit the sgral-an party un er err

. , y supporting him

-mo ly ry. Prol ion meas\lres|w,nk1er naming.)

of one kind or another had reduc-- theremfm_,_,_

The bulletin of international

news issued at London by the Roy- al Institute of Intenstional Af- fairs, a non-p ltisan organization,

. ____ population had increased 18 per- c0_m¢|denm1y px-e,en¢,, a vary

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F-I lm interested in your Pension cent' for the nine-yea: period' con' "may I'¢VlHW Oflthe lllwélilhl

| ,‘,’}‘,§f,‘,’{,,f° *“‘P ‘“° "'°°‘“° ‘““=- vl°l*°he f°1' ihdivihble °f!¢h°°S battle against Doufuss by the Ns-

(major crimes) declined by 14 per- Z1, 1; shows gm amazingly many.

o Co -

Assuran e mpany ivelltl B-Hd f01‘ drllllkehllels bl' 57 sided fight the Nazis have been

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WATERLOO ~ ONTARIO ‘

“Owned by the Policyholders”

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Increase in Drink and Delinquency

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Nm' lperceht- putting up, intensified sln'ce the nm, s/ccesslcn of Hitler to power.

- For many months German Na-

...;l___9 zis, some very highly placed in the

Compare 1928 (before the addi- ou of the big province of ohmrlo_` ins breadmt mewses tv Auftrle

new govemment, have been send-

'1'g'.{ ‘ussoieuqnqg and of New Brunswick in 1927? but 01' IW* this 1105 ¢\1!'¥\`d Ulm I

|“iPii\\il *NWS VMN 10 fini!! ‘.l00|_-I PU!! with 1930 with all Canada save cs.mpa'gn of downright vi'li°i:ntion 'lllluvsivw 'lvlomnous ‘shaun 'v 'H P. E. 1. under Goverment con- 01 the DOIIUSS sevehmeht. rw-

tro1_ During these four years with the loosening up of legislation

cording to the bulletin. This fol- lows D lliuss’ cfmplete suppression

_ _ . - --- dealing with the liquor traffic, the °f “U "°5f"m°5 °f the Nazis “ ‘

consumption of sp=rits increased nearly 80 percent, of malt liquor

party 'n Austria, and his sirength- en'ng ci’ the 'Aus‘rian forces

20 percent. Again the crime re- ""1"" tm “"°"“°° M Ntzfsm by

_ another 8,000 me: with the ap-

Was _Bought for the Federal Buildings of E. I. :id 51:5 _iaiigelwvfiii t;;1;'ul3;;rn provsl _ol th areal rows,-,_

This coal was tested by the best steam engineers _ | 3-mm the time when Nm mm-

~ava"able increased only 5 percent., the in- _ A H d

- _ indict me U tes in us ra were suppressed -

crease in R O emes (mwiter many violent outbreaks, the

jor crimes) was 63 percent, con

AVON COAL is the best burning coal mined in New ” ‘ :bulletin shows. “they have worked Brunswick. _It is fully screened and sell at $7.00 ;';;t_1°‘;;r fgmnfxkggsxg S8 3;; underground ln Austria itself and

D61' toll. ’ - _ in the air from across the front-

cent

r hrou h broadcast

FREE DELIVERY on FIVE on MORE 'roNs ` nun .ns l».°ul»,lu.m ;;'_;eeh§;“;°,_ ,h,f,u¥h“m “Wm

Not only does Delinquency run

of msnifestos by aeropianes flying

British-Yorkshire over Austrian territory.

now here ' co. P‘“"*“°1- Wm* d"‘“““‘K “°"""- "“° "The rust method Hur nollnus

nlso drinking habits run parallel countered by mms on semet Nu,

BERLAND ST with the P"°1’lb“°"Y feamfes °f rope ands. centres and so called

at _ 2 CUM . I 11 s -

~ legislation nelating to the drink pr,” bumaum and by numerous

$950 P03' tim PHONE 990 ""8-m° Any °h*‘~"li “WHS f°l`th the arrests but to the second the only

- danger. Accordingly a decree was __ _

_ . _ approved by which Austrians _{-;;‘-_'___ . '_

‘ ‘ ` rt outside -.2-f- =,"i~'

shown to have taken ps _~. ;1

‘ ~ ._ ~ I this conclusive . it is as clear as' ,the country in activities hostile to

IHCUS ln the 18.50 25 yeh/YS Will PYOVE rgply he gguld mnkg wg; to gxpgge

ly the plots of his enemies, both at

o demonstration. Both in canoes’ mme and beyond the frontier, and 011'*-'ie ‘HSM "° 4 P"“’°d °f the" uno the united stares we have the! to so everything he posslbly could Citiwhshln end 01 their vwnertv. records to rove this statement Dr | to enlist the su rt forei Wh“° ‘m°th°‘° d°°’°° °mp°'w°red

. ._ P _ ' 'i W °f 'mi ov mmeut tooo uesucte the

The “M in 10'" 1\°'“° ""1 1"" W \'“'“ '“"“‘"Y 5" "The thins t0 remember is that In this connection it is recalledlmsf d l lu tl l the threat

Ater ec ar g la

liter day during the whole winter.

Carver of Harisrd University writes govemments for his plans to deal the U ° q

as follows: with the danger-" ,property of forbidd n political par-

iii WHS P1'0l11blf»10h. €Xl€l'1dl¥18 OVH' Chancellor Dolifuss received per-1 _ l isted, th

A small expenditure new in putting your fnmsoe md wider areas, and not an increase in hsps the warmest ovation in the lgfllaialagatuigvgligzqeaz taken be

stoves in perfect condition will save a great deal dnrlng the i voluntary tempermu, whmh League of Nations, history when* U 9 ___ __ s___e__g______-__ 10”- Lbmught about the decreased aver- he spoke b'fore the Assembly in ' Cmncflor D?nc:F;° in the fmn_

` ‘nge consumption of liquor The september and d='c'ared Austrla's his Memes-

sellers of liquor, so long ss they firm determination to remain in-

had legal standing, saw to it that

dependent.

Got our quotstiononaliinstallation jobs. me demand for uqnor wo; me-_ “Herr Dolifuss," the bulletin

m‘0wER5_ on, Bgnyggg quately stimulated." loontlnues, "has been obliged to

mm- WATER AND H01- Am |.-URN,wE5_ ' Education ls fundamental with- take the stens he has done in raid-

out it progressive legislation is not

ing Nasl prem’ses and similar

attainable or enforceable. But meh-SUP" by the HBCGSN-Y Of DN-

HI without legislation it 15 uphul work Serving 0i'Cl€l' lil the C0llIlt!'y, but

PHONE 3934 _ M GBM,-TON STREEL to_ combat the unscrupulous and

persistent propaganda of the con- sclcnceless makers and traders of

his real aim ever since he got rid of parliament (last March) has been to bring about a reorganiza-

1““”‘- H not tion and r hsbllltsuon or thc as-

- - - ff' " ' ` ’ q ` ministratcn and poiitcal life of

I BIG lillilliiiil Sill

Having purchased the Dicks pro-

perty, %, mile from St. Dunstan’s College, I am offering my entire stock of. '

GRANITE AND MARBLE MONUMENTS

at clearance prices, as I shall soon build and establish my business there.

`We have eighty beautiful Monu- ments and the early ,purchaser will have the best selection.

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This ugly fact we cannot blink

the country such as wl‘l enable the

That on _S wedded elm to government, unfettered by party

Drillk;

The way .to stop the Trai’iic's

maw i

"The propaganda carried on by i

is Education backed by Law. wireless talks was of B arucuyaf the period that the prwent Gov-_

SPRAINS

lub Miasrd'e in ll PHMUIIII IOII Q31, ;l.l:{» isle-mates. coaches.

Puisyou on your feet!

ties, to put into operation an eoo- nomic polfcy capable of setting Austria on its feet.

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insidious character as no direct re-

taliation was possible, and whenl wh“° “linking the “rm policy! th, represenmmom made by me ot the Government as the basici Bmmh and French Uovernmenw weakness shown by the present ad-_ were met with the statement that "`"“’“““°“» Mr' King md mn" mg german government ,qu-d,d points of assault. He was particu- ghh ~|n¢,¢,-fe,¢n°,» M madmgugblglsriy caustic in reference to the mg,-9 W" nothing leg; that the policy of’ restricting production of

AR Austrian government could do ‘Wheat

N U ~ I

nl S I-The broadcasts, it 1, "ue, ¢°n.| What right, he asked strongly.

tained open incitement, to Ang had the Prime Minister of Canada

trian citisens to overthrow their` to lhf€\'f¢l`¢ With Pl'0dU0ti0n~ With'

' ` govomment, and so constituted clout even consulting Parliament I N I M E N ; degrre of interference which would Mr. Bennett 1111919-WS B POUCY Of

___.__ J have fully justified Herr Dolifuss scarity," he continued. "Surely it

lor has not taken th's course."

This is because by Article 80 of

the Vex-sail‘es Treaty Germany un- dertook to "respect strictly the in- dependence of Austria." But action under this article can be vetoed by any member of the council-and Germany is a permanent member.

As s sample of the broadcasts

the bullztn mentions one in which the so-called “Nazi inspector for Btyrin (Austria) "read out passages from what were`dfserlbed ss re- ports from all qusriers. Under oo- ver of these he gave his Austrian comrades detailed instruotims for carrying on the fight against the government.

“Against the intrigues carried on

underground in Austria, however, the government has acted firmly," the bulletin says. “Pr<rpaga.nds. centres have been discovered and raids made on these have resulted in the finding oi’ documents show- ing the methods followed to trans- mit to the local Nazis their orders from headquarters in Germany. In particular, on Aug. 4, the police seized some premises in Vienna from which was issued s Nazi pub- lication called the Central Euro- pean Press, and the documents discovered there were stated by the government to afford conclusive proof that the German Legation had Leen a party to intrigiss oar-_ _ied on between Nfsil on both s'des of the bord:r. ` “The'r plans inc`u`cd rg`tat?on for_

a general electlo‘. in the belef thls‘ would result an the defeat of the, ohancelorb party; the organiz ton_ °g ,pylpg canoes, the re.~.rui’mfnt‘ or an Aus l-bm lezirnary fares in Bava;ia re;dy for use in Alwtfle at a. moments notice and lastly. systematic ssibof-88° °f W9 ¢°°'”P' mic messurre which the govern- ment is putting into o‘pofB¢\°\”l 10? the relief of unempiwmeht Bhd the improvement oi the oountry'| economic sltuation-.- _

"In view of the number of Aus-

trlan Nazis who were now in Ger- many, having fled from their Own country to avoid arrest. the BOY- ernment was next °0inD¢ll¢d 'W take some action to deal with thi!

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asama ero po cv we slou lcccrl' . ., , . 1 _

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tell our people that they are not to stood rendy tonmrrolv to conclude __ _____ ___; produce at a time when there is trade agwemcnts wiih the Uliiicrl

20.-(C.P.) :Trade Dflllcles which! make for isolation tend to produce

strike. Rt. I-Ion. W. L. Mackenziei King, Dominion Liberal i.eader,_ asserted here last night. No country on earth, he added, had gone as far as Canada in raising tariffs during

ernment had been in power.

starvation in the country." _states countries of Scwh Amrrica

Grimly he referred to predictions or nny otllcl' cmmtrl' lh U10 “Wifi _

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of improved conditions which he wllirrll was willing to trndc on a fnlr _'.3 _ »-

said tho Prlmc Minister llnd been basis with Cnnndrl. Elf, »:\

makin: in 'he west- he hhd. hs, The l.lbl-lol poluy, Mr. xml; solo. c427_¢__ \,/N7 M.

said, looked up Con.=f:rvut1\’€ insisted on df vclopnlcm of basic in- 7@" //gl A5 *gf "

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speeches for the bust three y¢hrS._dusu~u~s_ This could and found thot slmilor predictlohsipll.-,hes by fluupcnins

wer! dl-ll/i€¢1 7-h1`0U8h Umm- [instruments of pl'oduciio'n in the

He regarded it as "an insulting first place, nlld fllrnislullg markets

thing" for a. Prime Minister to for Cullad_~.'_< surplus. in the second. _ make deliberate and specific prom-`|Dn\~rlopmclli. of liar- basic' induslrles_ 7/26/z0aZiI2g`C'l`9G!7'L -

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fail to implement them. and tllcn` rillstrici; and thc rcium of prospc

retum and ask for support, iheity to file Dnmlllion.

Liberal leader said. Ho declared lhei J, F, Pouwiot, Liberal member SPRAINSAND opinion that li Primo Minister had; for T0lni.<c<l\mis_ referred to the S.. OR ,_

not the right to make promises ssl, Prmv- Mlnlsml' no ‘hc grnmnphollc

he claimed that Mr. Bennett ilad;of the C. P. R." and

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