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Will Be

_Taken

To Stop' Dumping

Federal Government To Issue Regulations Appraising Values ’ F019 Duty Purposes. ~

(Canadian

. dI'I'AWA. Ont.. Bent- 28-Resin in

men by officers of the Customs men

the Canadian market and in or-

, it is understood, proposes to

Department in connection with sp- write the Dpulld up iD PHI' ill CUI- 'wmmg the value for duty `pu.r- sdian cunwncy, thus adding to im-

iw”

values the difference between

ofgcodsimlwrted fromport _

'oountriss whose currency is de- the Canadian dollar and the pound.

mwlgtgd, or from- countrlm whose monetary standard is higher than that of Canlda, will be iafiled ID dsy by the Department of National nsvenue. While no official state- s

,mm ,wa-ning the notion to be da- to obviate this the oovsm-

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LATER.

UI'l'AWA, Ont., Sept. 28-De-

ed to counteract exchange fluc-

men; is yet forthcoming, it is un- tuatlons, regulations applying to dei-stood that drastic measures will imports into Canada from coun- be f,¢,\;¢n to prevent the dumping trias with disooimted or appreciat- Uf goods into Canada at prices ed currericy, were issued today by

lower than the fair market value

Department of National nev-

. th As the present rate of exchange enue-_ When lplirliied ~f0'l' dui/Y

works out between Canada and the P United States. the discount on Canadian funds is reliably 10 per- G

Some manufacturers and export

Press) importers to secure an advantage

urposes

ooim

, the currency value of the

try shipping the goods will be determining factor. Prompt

wholesale dumping by

ainst

as in mg -Unmq 5551,” have gig- oountrim with a monetary advant nifled willingness to accept pay H86 0V¢1‘ C9-IiB<i»u

ment in Canadian funds, disre- garding the 10 per cent difference. ¢

sent. stops will' be taken to guarantee

In a memorandum'sent to each cms collector today it was stat

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'mis has the effect oi giving the ed: rn regard io currencies which rcanadisn importer s, discount oi are at an exchv-use rate sdvsrss to that much, while at the same time Cimldu. the value for duty in Clu-

enebling tho United States export- er to god rid of surplus stock ata price lower than prevailing prices fn that country. 5

Govemmen proposes up- on s. valuation for duty purposes

n currency is to be determined advancin the tual hc e -

adla by K ac moon sum _

ption value by the amount of

he premium at the rate ov: aver-

e date of shipment. In respect to preoiated currencies, the value

To correct this condition, the use rate of exchange current upon

t to insist iii

Ui'

fixed upon the standard of Can- f

duty purposes is to be arrived by computation at the rate or

. I ' change. while goods are invoiced uve'-use rate otexchanse current

adian funds plus the "ate of ex-

in terms of Canadian currency, the

Govemmgng Wm ww; the 10 pe,-_ ther instructed that in respect to

cent difference in exchange as

dumping duty and will assess v`alu- f~°

ation ss indicated. i 5 With regard to importations from IS

Great Britain thel de reciation of in

dverse exchange. the importer is

state whether the invoice of the cunt to be paid for the goods in Canadian or foreign funds and respect of goods of a class or

date of shipment You are fur-I

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the pound “mid °h,,b|¢' B,-msh ,kind made or produced in Canada,

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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

COMING EVENTS, ian currency is less than the'value

’ ETCS_ for duty ln conmlm gum, (3,-_ MacDonald stated in the House of

"Hunts: River Club loading live- e stock Thursday, Oct. lst. 9076-9,-29

"Wiltshire Club loading livestock Thursday, October lst. 9066-9-29-it il

"Dance tonight at Newstead Inn, i .Winsloe. Good music- 9068-9-29-li

“Dance Fortune Hall Friday liisht. October Rnd. Special music. I

9043-9-28-31.

ved at by the addition of the

xchange rremium).

Statistics Show _

UITAWA, Sept. 28.-A further

"Moron ciao loading livestock, :‘_';’°“° ‘“ °’“P’°Y"“’“* W” "°°'

Wednesday. september soth.

ed at the beginning of Sep-

' " soot-9-is-ii. temper, according to A report is-

"R-atepayers attend meeting 8 in Hszelbrook School Thursday #venus at 'i o-oiooir. aovs-9-so-ai- il'

"Cook do Son, Murray River. r iiuvins live poultry Thursday, oot. Ui- som-9-as-ai .__

ued by the Dominion Bureau of 5 Bt . -

atistic: The increase was large due to increased highway con-

struction work iindcrtaken for the

lief of unemployment in Qu!-

b=c The wilihig forces cf: the 'l,'|l

"cgrggggh smppm. club Wm eo-operating employers aggregated

'NP iwss and lambs wednesday. leptember sinh. ooze-9-no-ai.

-Q? .

"Dance Lot 66 Hall, Wednesday, Will- Admission 85 cents. Proc |'"i°h~ oooi-9-an-ai.

"Buying Live lfowl Thursday. °°i»°ber nt. warm s. weeu. "°dui°wn. ooem-an-ai.

I °‘Ku=sinston orange mu, ost. li-__ Hear Thomas liiscott lecture °i1 Our need cf Sailors on the Bea.” . 0044-ii-as-ai ‘

972,537 persons compared with 965,- 99 .

i in the preceding month

One Dies When

Planes Collide-

(Causdian Press)

CAMP BORDEN. Ont., Sept. 39-'

' ,, -_-- G. J. Hitches, of winnipes. tskius

H Snsoisi mating Goan-si "nd ""4 Lili- Wednesday evening at -'I-1° in adam of 'ri-ads moms

ms-9-as-ai

commercial pi1ot's course here.

vns killed this aftemoon when two planes collided whil( illrinl at a

» low altitude. 'i-iitonoo, e qualified

“if M min "saint"

H111. oasriowsiows, october im..

I-sons-o-as-ii.

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Hired mop, o. ir. it nom

:mount mom. suit. sits. "h°wi°vuv print on°v'v"°i'fm§'tii" "" ‘M -union. ` mir-9-as-ai

EZ; _gis-

F5 ‘ .ii 555' I ii

.sr it

commercial pilot, was* taking I course in serial navilltlim WW*

thesii-at2.40thissftornoonhis

planeand onepilctod b_yl‘.B. kisoos, Chatham, who also hola s oommerch! pilot's certificate. col- lidsd. Both men jumped* with pira- chutes, but while the WinnlP°¢ flyers parachute opened he was too ness' the ground and the im-N psot caused sbnost instant death.

sufteredonlv very

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REPRESENTATIVES , ,o F G A NA D A, . UNITED STATES AND OTHER PROV- 1NcEs J oi NED a w I T H N o V A§ SGOTIA IN PUBLIC; M o U R_N I N G. ‘

(By Charles Bruce, Canadian Press Staff Writer)

HALIFAX, N. S., Sept. 28-Be- neath a lowering sky, austere and, grey with the threat of rain, the)

Barrington Street this aftemoon.

the state as alastacknowledgement

Btanfieldis body was borne from

beautiful rites of the Church oi England’s burial service, persons from every walk of life _foined in

JUST PIPE THIS .

Baroness Erdahelfl i-hill” “NE

membership in the Hllllklfllll lfll' ioor-soy entitles her to such eccen-

oluos as pipe-smoking. She crest- qaiio a razors more other yacht

ing enthusiasts on the Solent when

kl ol

ylglted England this season for

holiday st`Cowes.

Ill AIIINNINCE

II IIISSIIIIITIIIN Il

ATENEII.

-_ls

(Special to the Guardian)

LONDON, Sept- 28-Date of the

peclal or dumping duty is (0 ap dissolution of the British Parlia- ply where the price paid by (mg ment to make way for a general purchaser in equivalent of Canad-

election will be announced on Wed-

sy, Prime Minister Ramsay

Commons today. The statement

the first official intimation

rom the Premier recognizing thc inevitability of new elections in view of the uncertain political

Efnpzoytnent Up, _situation in this country.

The Premiers statement was

made in answer to a question by Arthur Henderson, Labor party leader. Premier MacDonald asked ‘I-Ienderson to repeat the question stating ther? is some business We are not quite sure about. MacDon- ald’s announcement regarding dis- olution was followed this after- noon by a drastic proposal in the House of Lords to avoid an elec- tion. `

Characiorizing an immediate el-

ection as calamitous, lord Mel- chett, son of the late multi mil- lionaire industrialist, said he would introduce a bill _in the House of Lords on Wednesday declaring a state of national economic emer- gency. The measure would empow- er the King _to make) Orders in Council io prohibit and restrict iniportsforsporiodofoo rhys. giving the country s chance togst on its foot economically before a general election is held. _

States & Canada/

Will Corifer ReFisheries .

, .

(Gnsdlaa rre-)

UITAWA. Ont., Sept. IB-Henry

0'Ifslll7» Oommirsiom; of Fisher-

luio~tomorrowwit.bW.Ii.!iouna. Dsbutylliaisierofihorishsriss

States Secretary of State. Henry L.

'uondhin-is viouid bo settled pom- fillly. the Chinese Government to- day said it saw no other way to, satisfy-"the requirements of in-1

gas gi?

Inger united Stain, win oonia-I

the final tribute of nation_ and province to the dead Lieutenant Governor.

There was no formal eulogy. In_a

simple interment service tomorrow. 'l‘ruro’s people will say farewell to their moot prominent fellow towns- man, who rose to the highest posi- tion in the gift of his province a year ago, and died in his sleep on Friday morning- Representatives of the Dominion, of the 'United'Btates, and of other provinces joined, with

Nova Scotia today in public`

masted flags. In the procession on

common seaman and Prime Minis-

eral. Crowds were massed on eith

Paul's in the van of the oo_:tege 1, accompanying. the flag-draped

in the hush.

tho l>0di' had lain in state at Gov- | emment House, in a room draped with purple and black. Hundreds filed through the halls to the long room where naval and military guards stood by a flower-banked catafalque. At 1-30 this afternoon the casket was home from the Gov-

ibr officers of the navy and army. B

white and blue of dress unifomis, and from the Royal Canadian Navy, gave the present arms, and swung in front of the hoarse with

chief moumers were the Lieuten-

citlzens of Halifax were ranked on

I8 ti

All the mb” dignity named by Azierican tourists and thrown into Islefs'

vas Mon

of her greatest sons. was instinct °

in solemn procession as Frank it

Govemment House to’ St. Paul's "I Church. There, in the gravely F'

A H T

mourning as the cortege passed to Y the church beneath the city's half- 0

the street side o: in the church as were day laborer and Archbishop, E

ter, schoolboy and Brigadier-Gem c

er hand as the Guard of Honor, V

with guns “versed marched t° st' or Mr. Himgerford _were available

0 .

casket. Solemn bars of the funeral r

march were a spearhead cf sound W

.FAILED AS FASCIST FOE

Miss Gertrude Pulscher of .lamel-

n, N. Y., who was recently ar- sted at an Italian frontier Sidi' n while with a party of young

Bardonecchia jail. Liberated after

NEII FINANCE M I N IS TER

-i

(Special to the Guardian)

CYITAWA, Sept. 28.-The en-

grossing character of the federal financial administration these days is considered likely to expedite the selection of s, new Minister of Fin- ance. While he has plenty of oth- er occupations to keep him busy. the Right Hon. R. B. Bennett is

the Finance Department The prob- lems there are not wholly federal some of them are provincial The enterprise is too exacting for one man.

No definite decision has been

reached. but later reports are that an outsider may be selected in place of one of the present Min-

forced to spend most of his time in

I ' . I .

tow

Nagusvllgrlxg il>.;s:Idl,l!1i.E'genl;.i|lile:lil:(l . "E Working on an anonymous tip, umm Ofc e seven customs officers spent two

ng hours examining the 17 pieces 0!

_._._._.___

» luggage brought back from Europe

In Cans by Clarence H. Macliay, telegraph

l l E G E D T magnatc, and his bride, Anna Case.

.°"“'.“"“" ”°°°’ -ov---d by ue $2-60° of d-ur vue

WASHINGTON, D. C., Sept. 28- by the couple. Mrs. MacKay was

The United States moved today to photographed during the two-hour buiil an office building for their hold-up. i

HE representatives in the Canadian I TOR/ONTO, Ont., Sept- 28-011-

. `isi~io's civil servants are to be

ihe former opera singer They were unable to find s, single thing not

1 I

LEAGUE or NATIONS

a ament beginning November 1. The

. resolution, embodies a compromise

between the Italian proposal for an majority of the League members

hours, it was explained she had - and the United States supported, en arrested in error for an Am- o » EXONERATED and objections raised by Japan ani’

U S Will Build im.

YEAR TIIUCE N ARMAMENI

1-i

C O M M I T T EE ADOPTS RESOLUT- ION WHICH EM- BODIES COM- PROMISE BETWEEN JAPAN, FRANCE AND ITALY. ‘

(Canadian Press)

ment committee of the League of

GENEVA, Sept. 28-The disarm-

Nations late tonight adopted a reso

lution designed to prepare for possible one-year truce in arm-

immediate truce which thd

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_To Be Asked Toi

Contribute Day’s Pay Per Month’

(Canadian Press)

ca di P, expected to cost from $200,000 io ' ' ° 'rec por month to an unemployment re-

( M an ess) $300 000 It will accommodate all neg fund, ggys f,h¢ Torgnfp Tele.

-i’i°“'*"’°E’*’“' Q“°" mi- *H* u..n’.d sin.. .filter 1.. stew.- Appointed From

unofiicialiy reported by the

the Canadian Pacific and Can dian National Railways had ac- epted a cut in wages, believed to mount' to 10 per cent, follow-ing a onference today between brother- ood delegates and Grant Hall, ice-President of the Canadian ational system. Neither Mr. Hall

r an official statement. and the ai1waymen‘s delegates could not be ached for confirmation. The cut uid affect the wages of engin-

. _ 1 . _ _

For W0 houm in the !o__en°0n_ :rs iremen, engine men train

en, conductors and telegraphers.

Appeal Granted '

(Canadian Press)

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, Sept. 2B

gainst the proposed merger of

Guards from the Royal Canadian Y°““8St'°W“ Sheet and Tllbe °°m'

errimentql mansion by Hgh; jun. -The appeal from an injunction

Regiment, elm in the gm,-_1et_ pany and Bethlehem Corporation

ll be heard October 28, it was lded today after the appeals

dec

court had warned attorneys for both sides that the case must be

rifles reversed. 'Iio the rear of the heard in this lem Of °°Ul't» Whmh

ends in five weeks.

News Briefs

(Ca-lzdian Press)

NEW YORK, N. Y., Sept. 28

-The Canadian dollar flnned 3-4 cmt at the close of foreign exchange markets here today and was quoted at 90 1-4 cents in United States funds.

(Canadian Press)

BERLIN, Sept. 28-Stock

Exchanges in Germany will remain closed until further no-

tice, the Boerse committee sn- nounced this evening.

(Canadian Press)

PITTSBURGH, Pa., Sept. 28

A Ten per cent reduction in wages was announced today by the Aluminum Company of America. The cut, a statement said, will be effective Oct. 1, in all the concem‘s plants and

offices and those of its subsid-

isries.

` I

ant Govemor's aides-de-camp. and , npxt, the representative of His Ex- cellency the Govemor-General, Col. S. C. Oland, followed by Hon. Charles Dalton, Lieutenant-Gov-'

esentatives of the running trades ar: _ as ' n ° af :V 1 - '_ ___i_____

Manion, Minister of Railways and a

tation on the Directorate of the Canadian National Railways by the appointment, by' order in council,

of R.. Byron Horner, of Blaine Lake,_ Saskatchewan, and James Ramsay.| of Edmonton. Alberta, as member-5 of the Board.

Sees China Asfi Con que ring By PopulationAlone

LONDON, Sept. 28;-Scientists of

the British Association for the ad- vancement of Science spoke warn- ing words, during the week end, of the growing strength of the yellow races.

Professor F. A. Crew of Edin-

burgh, said the Chinese were swarm ing and conquering in peaceful mi-

gration. vast regions in the Pacific “This migration" Professor crew

o I said, "is an event which surpasses

NO in importance all the civil wars now

, being prosecuted in China. for we

srnor of Prince Edward Island; Hon. W. J. P. MacMillan, Minister of _Education and Health, rep:e- seui-ins the premier or .Prince nd- wsrd Islauii.

.laps Are Still _

In Mancliuria/

(Canadian Press) wAsH:mo/noir. D. o., sept. za-

RGPIYIDK to a, note from United

Bt-lmson expressing the hope that the Sino-.hpanese difficulties in

m-nations: hw," than roi- Japan'

draw ber troops immediate-

the occupied area 'and to rsdneu to the Chinese

Govsmment. The note from the Niukins Minister of roreig-n Ar-

Dsplrtnmt. Colltroland regula- tionof-fidisriesbythotwomul. t1’i°l.°!D°ulsl1vinncrthernwsta-s,

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fairs was made public bt the Chin-, as :session no-o. it uid tnati

"Ida Of WIT" Were still being som. -Mai .- (_

` (Tm-0m,0 Gabe, j-,ibm-an _ are being given evidence that of

British Columbia fishermen have demonstrated again' sii human stocks the Chinese is.

that there are few games at which two cannot play. Just perhaps most adaptable- now United States folk are adopting toward the Canadian "They Seem i0 “Ned und devel' dollar an aggravatingly supercilious attitude, and are °P fi°1'mH“Y anywhere and °"“Y' prompt-ly pockcting the prevailing discount. Travellers Where- If this is the °“5e» the” ’“' from the Dominion are humiliated and annoyed by the deed the chinese Wm inhmt me

tone of contempt with which their money is, in many cases, “mh- refused auogethen _ Professor Julian Huxley, disting-

But this doesn’t “go” with the Western fisher folk. “ished b’°I°S’S" d°S°“'°°d ""`*“

A little more of this spirit, especially at border points,

would startle these self-satisfied individuals who scorn °f Canadian money. There has been far too much surrepti- ° tious shopping across .the line, with the consequent smug- ‘ gling into Canada of goods purchased. This ha been good business for United_States merchants; and now their Can- adian customers will reallze how little it has been appre- ciated. It will be good business for Canadians not only to _stay at home for a while, but to do their buying at home. Conscious that their dollars are all right, border dwellers might, so far as they can, follow the example of the Brit-

Buyers from the Republic need the product of their nets, °°“E’°‘ "5 3 “ew i’h°“°’“°“°“ °’ but while bargaining for it have haughtily demanded a the “fs” "‘“5“"“d° whim W” “ke”

plremium gielirtmoirley. Tliaitllstar£tedbtraubie;hN_o, solid ;;m*l<_’_g“‘_;';_f:_‘___‘;_“ _If_°;;*":;‘$__’“

emenw s ose,wew nosum o a;an, ' '

now that you have brought up the subject, we will not ac' I" °°"""’°’ “'h"" °"""’°I’“1“"°“ cept your money except at ii 10 per cent. discount. Men th who take such direct action generally are in earnest, and ye Yankee bluff was of no avail. The boot was on the other °f

foot.; and now along the west coast of Vancouver thc most

beautifully printed United States dollar bills will pur- °f chase only ninety cents’ worth of fish. _gf

reatened, in the next hundred ars, would probably bring danger depopulation, he declared. Professor- A. M. Carr-Saunders.

Liverpool, said the population the world had increased four fold 300 years. He predicted thc races European descent would stop in-

reasing within three generations.

BRICK HALTS BANDIT SUSPECT LINCOLN. Nob., sept 27 (U. P.) -Eddie Moore, negro suspect in a filling station robbery, had outrun his pursuers. Jerome Neill picked up a- briik and threw it. Moore

was knocked unconscious. and Missed.

Capital Bids were invited by the

State Department on a structure C N R D' tors asked to wut;-(buts one do,y'5 psy

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g-am

. today. The question will come

hem star today_ that the rep_ diplomatic, commercial and consul- S k A d 4 before a. special meeting of the

ssociation called for Wednesday ening in Parliament buildings. While Premier Henry has denied

OTTAWA, Sept. 28.-Hon. R. J. the Cabinet had under advisement

10 percent cut in salaries, it is

CMI-HIS. announced today that the stated the Asoclation is planning provinces of Saskatchewan and Al- to berta had been accorded represen- to

present the dsy's pay per month offset any reduction in wages.

Declared ' Th ei r Reg'ularDividend'

(Canadian Press)

MONTREAL, Que., Sept. 28-Dl-

rectors of Canadian Car and Foundry Company, at their meet- ing today, declared the regular quarterly dividend on the common stock of the company. The declar- ation provides for a disbursement of 44 cents per share, payable No- vember 30 next to shareholders of record November 13. The annual rate on common is $1.75. `

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