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Lyons Pleads For Conﬁdence In Australia

lion. Joseph Aloysius Lyons. a hard-working member of the Labor cabinet of Prune Minister James H. Scullin, finally revoitcd against what he thought was "truckling to the ex- tremists," left the Cabinet in De- cember 1030 and threw himself into the fray as leader of a great cam- paign for a non-party body, pledged to the restoration of financial and economic stability in Australia. Buch are his personal qualification: that he became in a few months the logi- cal man to form a government, prob- ably a coalition govtnnsentwf the Nationalist and Country parties with the aid of right-wing members of the the Labor Govemmentj defeat in the Labor Oouvernmenth defeat in the general election that appeared inevitable. Hon. Mr. Lyons, who was born Sept. l5, 1678, entered the Common- wealth srena in 1929, after a. bril- liant political career in the stale of ‘msmania. He had been treasurer, minister of education and of rall- waya in the Tasmanian government from 1914 to i916. He was premier and treasurer of the state from 1923 until 1028. In 1920 Mr. Lyons was elected to the Commonwealth house of repre- sentatives for Wllmot, and entered the cabinet of Prune Minister James Bculiin as post-master-geilciul and minister ior works and railways,

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after the defeat of the Bruce admin- lstration in October, 1929. He became acting treasurer as well, when Hon. E. G. meodore resigned the treasur- ership in the following summer. In the autumn and early winter months of 1030 when Prime Minister Scullin was absent at the Imperial Conference, Mr. Lyons iought a hard and gallant battle against the ex- tremists‘ within the Labor eeny. His differences with them widened to an open breach in November, when he was unable to prevent the majority carrying a resolution that holders of maturing bonds to the extent of $140,000,000 should be asked to wait another year for payment.

For 77w Cook

SYWR CREAM FUDGE

3 cups granulated sugar.

2v. squares bitter chocolate.

1 cup sour cream.

1 teaspoon vanilla.

‘It teaspoon salt.

Nutmeats.

Melt chocolate in saucepan over hot water; add sugar and sour cream; continue stirring over low flame until every grain of sugar is dissolved, then increase heat. Wash down any grains from side of pan or spoon and stir until boiling point is reached. Boil without stirring to 238 degrees F‘. or until a very soft ball forms when dropped in cold water.

Spread on n slightly oiled platter or porcelain-topped table and allow to cool to 110 degrees-not much warmer than the ﬁngers. Work with n spatula until creamy. Add vahlla and salt; knead xvlththe hands until candy is smooth. Roll into balls about one-Inch in diameter and then roll in chopped nutmcats.

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" The rattling and banging of doors and windows owing to Insecure fas- tsnlnrs la a nuisance. Do away with it by installing the hind of door and window hardware we sell and recom- mend. These are absolutely safe and reliable and in every way satis- factory. We have anything that you want In up-to-datc hardware.

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banks, would give any prospect of

But, ” “ ’ by Premier Bcullin and Hon. James Rnton, minister of trade Mr. Lyons successfully blocked this ﬁrst step towards repudiation by the Commonwealth of Australia. He ln- stituted a vigorous campaign on be- half of a conversion loan. The loan was ovcrsubscribed by the Austral-

matured in Dccembe and the result constituted a. great personal triumph for Mr. Lyons. The re-cntry of Mr. Theodore to the cabinet was strongly opposed by Mr. Lyons and eventually, with Hon. Mr, Fenton, he resigned. Outside the party, he became an increasingly active and strong opponent of the Labor extremists, and when Hon. J. T. Lang, radical head of the New south wales government, carried out his threat to default payments of interest to London bondholders on April 1 last, Mr. Lyons commenced his biggest campaign. He declared he would organize a great national party pledged to the restoration of econo- mic and ﬁnancial balance.

The campaign proved an immed- iate success for Mr. Lyons.- Crowds gave him a great ovation when he made his ﬁrst speech at Adelaide, South Australia, April 9. He set out as his platform the balancing of the budget and the restoration of “sound and sane” government. He proposed the appointment of an expert, non- political committee to investigate and determine the periods over which the budget could be balanced, for it was apparent that neither the current budget nor the next could be bal- nnoed.

My. Lyons stressed that only a restoration oi (iilflﬂddllw in Austral- ian would enable her in reduce the heavy load of interest payments, for, only by the squashing of the talk of repudiation, the abondonlng of at- tempts to interfere with the currency or with the administration of the

successful‘ conversion operations t0 lower interest miles. He especially at- tacked the proposal for a fiduciary issue of $90,000,000. At Melbourne a few days later he had anothchr suc- cesa -in a city that had ' wi- r: ly snubbed the extreme leader, Pre- mier Lang, by refusing him pexmls- sion to use public buildings for a

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