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lAIbel-fa O gngd turn opens today. A light program !'lVl ms IN TRIBAL waif v a cold": wnum. in Euro” One member of her crew perished I G L F L d P I I E r0 3 And Far E05? Whrlh reported overnltht in Wwti" "Lil my new but In Wm Uarantees cans or an l rumuwroa If'Pi Th wind 0! lwmslmlml 1. .mmM' DAMASCUS. Syria IAPt H M "I U P G9;-mgny-26 below zero in some ""3" - . I , twsgion II! the lm A”;erm”l:2l.sl.I The "h cred” WV"m""v Syrian Bedoulns were slain an h h ld I 16 ml sectors. In Austria. temperatures The "V8-man Crew '1' hnolh" The first agreement under new mers with at least our. or preie.r- - t r holding 37 ot the 61 seats in the several wounded in an lntnrmihi LONDON 1R9!-NETS) m AV5'lLmle We W55 e or 5 dropped 24 below. the lowest IIIICC BF"-uh 5h1P- the "Wm" 3'59” E9” Neuwrluuds legislation concerning .1,” two years residence in Can- . -W e--e; House. IIIUECI Icontend with the war Friday near the Turkish hm -n('lleS storms and freezing tem-.hIIl'10d- 1929 Bode. WIeI'e relclled DY the 10-000a . , - - ,3 p I I largest opposliun since the party der, Syrian interior minister A. jlllll'r'llllr9S today brought death and your Der5onsI were reported A Pedestrian found frozen to ion British tanker Theltconus when guarantees for credit faculties for ado, will receive finiinu I assist Inpt II:-as than gIiIie-lcSlurtIh of lth; read! won M "1." Mayhem election 5) Bum "mounced SmurdayI WI I”, I mN.,.I.,i in widely scattered counr dead in Australia, where floods dug. W . country road became the yacht was swamped by waves Dutch emigrant farmers, was sill? 81109 fmm meglofg Sctma G9" :38 elgtfdutb "1" e"l'i3";:;': Im”::iI years ago. gendgrmeg rushed in ma haul met inroughout the world. and gales are sweeping New south me firgt victim of the cold wave in the Bay of Biscay. ed ., Human No" SCOMI on J”, IeIiI-ngient. toII:InI:IaIS em fIrIn lt;r:(:I(Illl1l(lIIlI'?eIdIII()IiualamountSqaiglpmctheamounl I-I-he wcond "won Wm be the NHI "upped the wmmme W The most serious disaster oc-lwales. Nine inches of rain fell in In s,,,uu,.iudI Another victim 0; p,eezi,,g wind, howled god” nary l8I by MIII SI EI Lew” e olarln III urhae II IIIIIICIIM III Stock and machinery by first regular session of the 13th battle, made several arrests an ,.,,v.-cu in Japan. where 20 work-t5Yd"Y 1" 0””. d3Y- b”3”'3 W" the cold was an 33-year-Old famier across France and England in Chairman III "I N S II Land up to 9 "Nah ti 5;,IlJ5t9 0 we I maul In II C Wm In leglslatiire. Alpeclsl session confiscated arms. ,,.,. nere caught by Is snow ava- 9100418 10 the City. farmer loiind frozen to death near their second cold spell in 10 days. 9 0" C” I the farm-The CI 9' 9:: 5 0VeTP' I Ia! f1 I Ila IIII 0 lI'j"II IR 3 which lasted one week followed m,L.i,.. near Toyama. western D30? FLOUR his home in northern Sweden. Up to six inches of snow has fallen Settlement Board. and Dr. A. S. ment guarantees the 0V8 SCOU8 0 01' led 9h d 9 H" but 3'1

I , . last summer's general election 'r Japan About 200 villagers were Twelve tons of flour and spag- smps ICE gown) in many coumle. of jouthgnj Tuinmnn, Netherlands Agrlcultub Settlement Board 138811151 W55 W mach"I'e'3' elweed hm-"00-I called by Premier Manning. will set In interest rate lower tlui mgwg today through nearly 1) hell! have been dropped to village: More 5," 100 51,1” "9 (mzen Britain. st and Emigration Attache, Ottawa. the extent of one-third the real es- Applicants in that Province had The government proposes to lg. that on the open money lnarlgut, W gf snow to find the workers. hi the mountain! 07 Can"!!! "31! in in Danish ports. In some places Warsaw radio said Polish ports The signing took place in the pre- tate 3781119-

I been dii-ccted to apply to the Nova troduce a bill which would set up Standing in thc llnussv lrapped in their barracks near alWhEl'e lhhahllhmi hlV0 heel! 110' the ice lg reported strong enough in the Baltic are being kept open sence of the Hun. Colin H. Chis Stock and eqummeht Illlltsi be ck

I I Scotis Land Settlement Board. a crown corporation for the pur- Credit 37. Libs-i'al la, prnE,:::i::' .7 Wm. Simon, . listed all we . go wppm g man walking to Den- only by the continuous work of a holni. Nova Scotla's Minister of only financedIIIbI.v ItIhe appliiant. Trui-u. Nova scotia, Iand communl- poseIof lending money to municl- Conservative :i; uni-' 2; lihma your bodies were recovered and Foodstuffs also have been mark from, Sweden. inset. of icebreakers. Sub-zero teni- Agriculture. heI amount wIic e must ave CIatl0!i5 may be in either the Eng- polities needing some 873.000.000 PC 1; cnnllllm. 1; lmi;.,,.,,,,l,.,,. , dghl workers were dug out alive. dropped to lnowbound villages in A nl-ton British ship. the Con- peratures are reported in Moscow.. Under the agreement Dutch fa.r- available for this purpose. must be lis for capital works. The corporation

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