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Denth Prevented Ex- pected New De rec- ation 0f Fasc sm’s Attitude To Church.-

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racist urano wit-noun» no id homage to Pope

“use death todey occ el l’

critical moment m relation! oe-

tween the Holy Bee and the Fasc-

||t Government. i

The Grand Oouncil heia its seneouieo meeting under/frontier Mussolini and adjourned l5 min- lites inter sitar voting" its con- dolences. » Deséh sl‘i’ei'iced ‘the Pope on 2:3 re a eore e In .expec lorygiveynew expression to Inc "bitter sorrow” he had profcsed Ior 1:54:15]!!! conuuetfowaril the chore .

Unniverssry 0f ilceord

Tomorrow will be the 10th an- niversaiy of the Lateran Acco-d oi Feb. 1l, i929, which ended a bitter. 59-year quarrel between the church and state and the voluntary imprisonment of the popes in the Vatican.

The official azettc today re- minded ail Ital an ofiicills tha ltaly was bound under the . late-ran Accord in no wise; to interfere with‘ tbs eleéittion olfée new pope.

e see e sa the accord iif"i“"‘l.ii‘é;'.°tl‘llv chill. dim“.

e e _ an that there not be. committed on Italian territory a which in any manner might d uih the gamer’. in! of the comings!" i “me 113th of ope Pi

lino . lllflilrfiliiil‘ typog . - ' i Pose Pius was to hay: received

all the archbis an bishop! of Italy in on u ienoe foi- which recent ohu h storv offers fevL

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Oake as of maiéatuorldirch i slc- elillrfih x y Phi-again

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1n ado. House of Commons

nest the

which was expr mentgs some of loss

greet leader and the '

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been in Rome the funeral.

Offers Condolences

President Roosevelt, in a Hui, for peace and throughout unfit. -~ v tri ind?‘ If.‘ ' In ‘HEMP: I of the there death in

tionis predominantly population. ordered in all parishes.

worshippers thronged Brest Cathedral of

qiliem mess “‘ of

cflicd Pore Pins "one

‘Toronto Will ‘lloath 0f Pope

‘IOGRDNTO, Feb. Arcnbtshoan J. C. Mctropoli of the ggraorcnto,‘

. c m r no lus XI WEI’! church

will he of - the

requiem churches

Archbishop ntifiente at StMiohaePs l and

red in ing. ‘mmrhis 23m g struck by its hebdand weeps."

all

Pius the eat, the go .

glam to I e gotten stewardship

“In her i repid

and

her Wane. er

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the G n the Pope's

deb .

M . La. infe, airing o mo’ of 8:0 Catlilblics-of n said the “Catholic Church loses a 08-1158

dis latched through Stat-e Secretory offered his “profound con- dolences," and spoke of Pope Pius‘ "It tolelflnce." '

Cathedral Thronged

the minster Archdiocese in London and preparations were mad-a for a. re-

there‘. England's only the College oi’ Cardin- als. Arthur Cardinal Hlnslev. who

pronounce the eul

t Michael‘, St. Augustine's Sufism and ' othe 0s ciic institutions wii

has lost her Elliot strep-

proton fothori‘ justice, her

All Christendom Pays Tribute To ‘Tape, Of Peace” Body ‘Lies In-S-t-ate In Sistine Chapel While World Leaders » Join In Expressions - Of Grief.

T11 Onnldiln Press Theydeatli of Pope Pius gu, an

world

teto

tribu ntiff. Justice

9.1%?“

toad n. Minister

overri- be. Canada,

of

world peace a great champion." Itodrigue Cal-dine. Viileneuve, head of the Church in the Dominion

for some

time.and will represent Canada. at

In tho United States. millions of eorrowing Catholics prayed for the soul oi the Holy Father.

while message

flew

Holy Fs- Pllmig‘

Vatican Palace. caused deep sorrow among the na-

Catholic

Special masses were

to

to

th West-

oi the

Soloiiin ‘Services .. in

Mark.

Plus B

10 ~03?)-

MoGuigan, , Archdiocese said today that solemn king the death hf

in

held

1e archdiocese "w Sunday and a so mn mass will be chanted in ai on the ciav of his burial.

McGuigan

>-

will Cathed- 03y.

Roman be pro-

humanity. a common grief bows Archbishop McCluigan laid in paying tribute to the 81-year-old Pontiii. 0d has been

"For

give an account of most

awful the tor. the

apostle

motto; ‘the e of Christ reign oi

WM I

saint, noble

B it‘

~ . - .r.'lr‘.'fi .

“church's greatest Popes," arranged to Bo to Rnma to attend the fun-

of a new Pope.

Nazi Germany respectfully low- ered its swastika. which Pope Pius once called "the cross which is not the cross of Christ."

General Franco. whose Insurgent Government restored the Catholic Church as the official state religion in the threequarters of in it rules, ordered flags at hal meet and sent a message of sorrow to the Vatican.

MnIollnPl Tribute

Premier ltfuseolini told Cardinal Pscelli, interim heed of the Church administration that "the death of the Pope of the 0011'. ciliation is a source cf ief for the

glhurcn and for the I aiian Na- on." 'I"iie Polish Parliament paused

amid celebrations of the 201m an- niversa Poland o pay tribute to the Pope who, as first Papal Nunoio to Po- itgnd. share?" its misfortunes after (E

or . In Dublin, capital

Eire, crowds throngs-d the churches

and knelt in prayer. A rind of mourning was order with theatres closed and other enter-

tainment suspended.

“I

, drclse in

whl and red. lay in state tonight un er the famou frescoes oi Michelangelo in tine Chapel. _

His body, taken this afternoon from the brass bed where he died ust before da leak, was borne to

e shoulders of stol- wart guards in a {stately and color- ful procession of ay and ecclesias- tical di itaries.

Tomo ow morning it will be tel:- en in on oven more elaborate pro- cesslon to St. Peter's Cathedral wggelre ‘the ialthfuli-alowlyhaasmwlall f. n c urn-may o "the Pope of peecex before burial next Wednesday. -

Temllorlfy Admlnliltrltor

The Pontiffs death on the eve of the 10th anniversary of the signing of‘ the Laiers-n Accord. which . eaie t the -i

ann tie Papal Throne, . ariouwers of Eugen cardinal Peo- all! i a temporary Mministtltiofl of . 1e Church R0

WlllChoose Successor

The successor tel Piim XI lbe chosen bLth o Car sis

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of of Cardinals tailed to elect a Pope

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Biting Winds And Snowsto Spread From ead To Pacific Coast.

wrms to - misery. o lmmedlate e5... in nis°wintry blast caches-man

rololm Waysleehie, 00, of aban- down Ont. was found dea near the skirt William Ski Club and was tt‘°“‘°.. ‘°...“i.i° WW...“ ~.“i’.i“°'*iil Q11

that we? sn seven ect deep Port x‘ ' and Ibrt Wil- liam. It was c worst snowstorm at one Lokehead silica 1893.

Died From Exposure ersons died from the wldin Columbia. hail

gritish John Mo? 1-year-old prospector, was found frozen to deigizh boniyn five rfi~ cs n a e e ti“ B" wit: "ll m’ is: am: , om e after acgllapsing in liis cams at Prince Georgte. . Railway, s reot oar and auto ranmrtation system, were tied up at the iakehsad. one train running fmm Port Arthur to Fort William being held up six hours vllth a crowd of dinner dancers homeward

n

lll/ledlclne Hat, in southern Alber-

prairie 601d spot last struck 50

0 pedtanrr:

l‘ n iowcs tcifieragilres in ars. Vancouver reco e 19 above. owest since January. 193 .

Bitter Nazi Bommont 0n l Late Pontifi‘

BERLIN. Feb. 10 ~40! Haves) ~98!‘ Allsrlff. newspaper of Pro- Dlganda Minister Paul Joseph. Goebbels, tonight characterized

late Pope Pius XI as an enemy r1 I axis Ind e c

was receen as e w forecast"decidiy cold" for tomor- ‘

Jails Seize thief (titles 0n lialnan is.

‘IOKYO fab. lo-(Ari-n Jup- force

ancse efidinttonery toils am a coast mi cl

'°%i-i‘..."."i§.° H“ “ma”... .. mouse t". French I31 o-cnins, nee consider“ wi lmnoes sphere of influence and observers believe Jo c: gplbldll may mom new th ca. In rims orgasm muauemia...’ '*" the epeneeeoecupewfi ibe - 1m iheedqiiertem announced Hsinan ceplta. Kiungchow and lien-b Hoihow, eniei an d - est elk at the north t of e ” “'“‘."t*.‘i...“§‘°“ "§..°“‘.;.§' 0B0!‘ B (ll-fill es. - said to be encir-

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Leaders Join In Tri- bute To Pope Pius.

(Dunedin: Press) Tributes to Pope Pius XI as a humanitarian, an apostle of peace and a great ruler were paid today b? Dominion. lllovinclsl and vie lender! ll Oomdfls four end. deiiholiim mourned

national

Roman Catholic realm he ruled. Many of Quebec's Phenols-Owed- ien papers bore heavy blecir boo-d-

ers.

In the House of commons Hon. llrrieet Iopointe, Jimtict Minister read a message sent by Prime

' King to Vatican City expressing the loss felt by the Government in the Pope's death. Speaking on behalf of the Catholics of Canada “whom I have the honor to represent in the Federal Governmen " Mr. La- poiniossid lihe "Catholic Church loses a great leader and the cl/use oi world peace e great chsmrplcn."

Monlori Pays Tribute

oracles. The ice te in the strum: make the totalitarian peoples swallow the antieFe cist “medicine of the Papal hflrillwy."

In I. long article smiling the Der Angriii predicted "it would be a great IrJ-sfortivie" if the College

who would understand Communism "cannot be destmyed with encycli-

The swastika banner on the Reich Chancellery, together with the flags of all egatiom and em- bassies here, were set at half I4 a token of mourning.

The Betlimer Zeitung-Am-Milt- tag. first German paper to carry new: of the Pcntiff’; death devot- ea s ion; article to no llfc and“ achievements, omitting mention of the dis lites which during recent cars s ined relations between

o Vatican and Mai lenders.

The rest of iihe press soon o- lowed with detailed obituorilpnnd many of the news pers paid hom- mfiytc the Pontlf 's strong person-

and the great role he p world ofiairs. Bis two sets listed as fcun loin of

mast

Q in were the Catholic Action end elllllnl of ‘Isis on mt , end it was

d table that ‘ reeeicsted totalitarian "philoso? Y" K18 l 18s!

~ ':.~.**.*'**°:'.**i..ii......*'~.*i'=‘**-"+ IFour Steilarton ‘ ~ v~ Miners Injured

“rams , 1 Report American

spoke of Pius as "a great church- men and a brilliant scholar who was pre-enninent in his devotion to the welfare of all closes and conditions of our fellow men."

1n u... Province of Quebec, stronghold of the Rnlnen Catholic Chumh in Canada, there was universal mourning. Ilieiit-Gov. E. L Paitenaude said that "the world has lost one of the greatest Popes l in history and one of the most remarkable public men of our Qodl."

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Public Mourning

. Ordqs went forward in the greet ooihollc cities of Mont- Quebeo tor

rec-l and weervonce of mlbiic no. ' At Cttewe, Mgr. flderwaniio

Cenedeendliewf onpeee 6.00173"

Tanker "Aground wit‘:

tliMMllNS is iiiviii LISSBN iii ‘MAKEUP’

Mrs.

likeltldnmtcamhowmuch it welglhsnorhowlitztleahineon.

my day, from the time they are

powder. In my day we used rice

olrls compact enrrif I like the cmpoct

of Newfoundland. Major Hisoock was in service

Newfoundland, Bermuda, Ol-uurlot -

Btephsgbnlf B before com to omrito ‘surviviiig are his ti‘...

George Black

Gives House Insight

into Use Of Cosmet- cs.

OPIAWA. Feb. lo-(Wl-Witiit e few deft words and motions Mrs. George Bled: (Con. Yukon) today put her male colleagues in the House of Ccimmo straight on the question of how and why a women powders her nose. She did e0 in the midst of a discus- sion ooi ways and means of piro- ‘eotlng Comedian women from in- jurioils cosmetics.

"I think I know as much about cosmetics so any man hare," she declared. "I use lipstick when I

ber has spoken of flapper-s and WW8 P901719- “The girls of today and even of

old euiolldh Ito imow anything about. tittvaitlng, wan/t e little

powder or even cornstarch. Given Doinonltran-u.

“Todsythe wentepwotty

I do not think about what‘. I am going toget inside it.Iopenmy bag (and here she gave e demon- staoition of taking out her com-

amd powdcrlughnnose); I

uni I em not. a flapper I believe the minister can proton us by seeing that we do not use poison."

The House was consider‘ amendments to the Food and. Drugs Act which would bring the manufacture aind sole of cos- metics ilnder the control of the National Health Department; in order that misleading advertise-

ourbod an! products injurious materials kept off, market.

The immediate cause of Mrs. Black's remasiirs was s, suggestion from J. C. Ls-nderyou (B. C. Gal- gory East) that the Government go hwther and protect the pub- llc from exploitation through the sale of inexpensive articles at

the

ca.

m Ilvq-onfo Hon. an l Mlmm-l 1-116 170118! and mostly NBWLTNBO Conservative leader in one no»; (continued 0n pass, is. Col. '1: , "M"; °aem§nfflfih %fémd, 0f Gvlflmwl smile v! the PM» l! -——i——— the Insurgents had advanced l. "humanitarian" and said hi6 was welLKnown their conquest to the Mediter- death l? a great {loss to the I Th_ P _ rulistenofaiymfloramfioigiseastipmt pours lowlyssisinthel-Imiee ~ p0 c lib-Dill! ' Hon. c. n. Cohen, 10...... loci-e: n '5 ro-vmce 3316??“ a; it; giggle; h1g5} tary of etaite, voicing the opinion _

M me Ocmrmtwe opposmm or1§beneNmT0klmék,1°ér(gg11““-:fii*fg_ set off by the fleeing Government

lyre!» years. died here today. He re- t d 0 years ego and was native

in 1., Fredericton and Sit.

and o. daughter.

Joan Crawford Seeking Divorce

1% ANGELIS, Feb. i0 -(AP) -Jcun Crawford, fum sta , filed suit. today for a fr ct Tone. also The plaitit salute the r have a pr rty settlement. of wli it asks coin-t iip iove. mental crue , To that f time not. _ in on inhuman mnmer and

LFranco for peace.

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Continue War Is Voiced By Negrin

Premier Mak-e-s-Armouncement Following Conference With Military And l_’_§_)_l_i_tical Leaders.

VALENCIA, Feb. 1il—(AP)-Premer Juan Negril

announced tonight after a conference with his military and political leaders that his hard-pressed Spanish Gov-

ernment would fight on against the Insurgents, who new,

hold three-fourths of Spain.

Negrin, who returned to the shrunken Government territory today after having fled into France from Insur- gent-conquered Catalonia, also announced the Government would return to the former capital, Madrid.

He made the announcement after conferring with hi! still undefeated Commander-in-Chief, General Jose Miajo.

Madrid, where Insurgent lines at one point are on the edge of the city_ was deserted by the Government Nov. d. 1936, when its fall seemed imminent.-

The determined-looking Premier’: announcement woe accompanied by a blaze of newspaper exhortetion urging

resistance to the last against Deny Peace Rumor

Despite firm Government de- clsratone of continued

and denials of any peace negotia- tions with General Franco, the _ 1s was suggested for

months old. Sir Robert Hodigon, ‘ ‘ Agent in , e car-vital, is on his we London h lheu ctiolll

iflc guaxsnbe of lemency for “Garnish Heist lgaders as an essential condition for surrender.

Confer ‘will. llflajs

del

n . Both gr For Minister, Julio Alvarez tn .7031

elm Vayo, conferred General lvlieja. commander-in-chief of Government forces in the fourth-of spsin left to

one Gov-

have encouraged _ Madrid." to hold out. At the some bsiird

time Miajs. described as s. reports that either he or his Gen- eral Staff had negotiated with

Advance To Frontier The _ rgente‘ occupation of Puigcc a gave them control of ell frontier posle alonr northeast Spain's border with France from the Atlantic to the. Mediterranean. Franco. in keeping with his pledge to the French Government. held his Italian troops far from

troops to destroy munitions dumps-

Cornedienne Says Career “A Fluke”

HOLLYWOOD, b. 10 -By some fluke, Hollywood failed to observe W. C. Field's 40th sn- nive so an actor mien it oc-

curred 8 months n50. But next Thursday night the occasio will be celebrated, in

n Fields‘ way -lie T101958-

"The whole thing," saidjfizld to do. with elaborate careless - reerrlng, of course. to his 0118 and interesting career-"is nothing but a. fluke."

Winn a. committee from the Muquers, an orizonfliillln of bla- name actors. celled on Fields the other day to tell him about his snnivers yxlinner he said it would be all right with l\‘4i provided they held in on Thursday (cooks night out) and promised to refrain from

fieavseLlirsnev-

Mo srship Drive“ or

1936 a pointed out. The rate

Province should take p. reduce the death rate

Island." he continued. In Canada

pointed out.

199B reach 100,000 in last night's meetin The Prince Edws.

W118

membersnix was 4.6. it

nounced. creased membership woul

success of the campaign

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, (thus m; Euo i 0F 80m?» foo

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the highelt in Canada, and

1,000 persons cancer each month, it

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