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I(IIINIIPPERSFerguson Takes
RUB VII}TIIIIIssue With Brit.
IIF 48,IIOIIBoard Of Trade
United States Govern. Sending Of Canadian Brief On
ment Takes Hand in Lmnber To Moscow For Russian
fjgfch F” A‘>d“°' consiaomaon is objected ro.
(Canadian Press Cable) authorities,
SIfI*z‘;°‘*D*A‘;:hP'(‘;;*;I 31 The LoNDoN, oot. ai-1-ron. o. How- His statement follows:
MAH ' " ' "' ard Ferguson, Canadian High Com- “There have been two letters sen;
United Stal” 3°"emme“t wnight mlssioner to the United Kingdom to the Board of Trade each con
1°iMd the “ann mr tW° men md tonight took issue with the Brit- taining a memorandum of infer'
h md ind d `
" w°m°'n W ° ay nappe ish Board of 'I‘rade because that mation, one by Prime Minister R,
Louis E. Brooks, millionaire menu- body mm to Moscow documents B Bennett and on b If
facturer and social leader, beat bearing on g Canadian claim hm throse two mms W5 hyinzflae c.1a<i)ni;
hm' ‘°'°°d M" I” °p°“ ° "fe 1" nuns of Russian timber to the for prohibition of an;-hh rtimhe
his office and then released him United Kingdom would be pro- imports under nrtlclell "1 of th:
after obtaining bonds, securities mbited Mr Ferguson declared me ottawa agmamems - _
and jewelry valued at $48900' B°ai`d Uf Ti'5~d° had H0 Di'-‘i`mi§i°¥i “'I“ne Board of Trade said to me'
from Canada to take such a step. ‘We Simi; have to See ,\-mt thé
Can!" A 10118 S759-“ment MY- F0T€\iS0!i Other people say.’ I did llot raise
issu d toni ht veaied - f -
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ti” agent' amved here from De' ter since Friday and that he had mitted to '1-i1,(;i, S 0;' -Ee sub-
trolt and conferred with Prosecut- cabled ottawa for instructions with Limited r¢,,mscm,£; Rrlijn blltilrs
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am eamey “mes the expectation he will get them te;-este buying and distributing
tomorrow. Russian timber. '
IIIITIIII CLIISEIY
REACTIIINS T0
GIIIIJ PIIIIBY
Roosevelt Anxious To
Learn British Stand
On New Monetary
Policy. ....;.la¢g.l...
(By Richard L. Turner)
(Associated Press Staff Wriidl
wAsll-i1NG'1loN. oct. sl-<A1=.l-
president Roosevelt and his advis-
ors today watched the market run
counter to the trend they expected
to follow the annolmcement of his
plans for buying gold' abroad and
quietly prepared to begin making
purchases at the earliest possible
time.
But before invading the foreign
market they were anxious for word
from london that the British Clov-
emment did not consider the Pres-
ident's approaching operation as
unfriendly or an invitation to re-
taliatory measures such as would
likely to start a duel in foreign
exchanges.
London has been assured that the
gold buying here and albroad was s
policy dictated by the lntenlal
sltllatlon hers and -part of the
Presldent's campaign to increase
prires and steady exchange rates.
Washington wanted assurances. in
return, that London would not
strike back.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
COMING EVENTS.
° MEETINGS. ETC
°.’.-inhuunecmontl are lulorlod ll
thin vnlunm at 8 éalltl por war-`
virI¢~:ly :Ay-al.lu lil onqynu. _
“Talklcs-Fiat River, Thursday.
` 2276.
'°Talkles~Muri-ay Harbor South,
P`i'idHy- - 2276.
"Talkies-Murray River Satur-
day. 2216.
"The greatest Race Track Rom-
allrr at MacLean's Theatres this
wcrir, ' 2241
"Falconwood fancy work sale
at the Canadian National Hotel.
NW- 2. starting at 3 o‘clock. 2265
"Masquerade Dance in Orwell
I-lull, November 2nd. If not fine, fol-
lowing night. Hot lunch. 2317.
"Chicken Supper, Dance in Iona
Hull, Monday evening, November
ith. 2233,
"Borden Rink dance. Abegweit
dance hall, Thursday. Nov. 2. Sid
El1iott's orchestra. Admission 35c.
2294
"Dance at Landsdowne Hotel,
C002 Traverse, Thursday evening,
Nov. 2nd. Admission 25 cents.
Ladies free. 2292
"We will be buying dressed hogs,
Olmllls out, Thursday all day and
Ffililly until noon, November 2nd
“lui 3rd, paying highest market
I‘"“`i‘S- P. MCNutt do Bon, Kensing-
ieu zaos.
““°'°"i' \
"I will be buying dressed hogs,
0l‘il_slls out; Thursday all day and
Friday until 10 A. M. November 2nd
and 3rd. paying highest market
prices. E. Boswell, Victoria. 2310.
"Concert in Vemon Hall, Satur-
day, November 4th by Melville curl
Guides. Old time dancing and spec-
ialties, Admission Zoo and loc. Doors
oven 'l.:io. ._ asia.
"Hunter River Starch Factory
Ullens November lst. Paying 35 cents
Der 100 lbs per ungraded or number
two potatoes. 2251.
"Annual I-Iallowé'en Tea and
Bazaar in aid of City Hospital in
HOIY Name Club Hall, Wednesday
Bild Thursday afternoon, November
lth Ind ith. 2310.
"Big Concert and Qukot Bocial,
Afton Hall, Thursday evening, Nov-
fmber Ind, l P. M. Best Charlotte-
town mont will mist loool mont.
U story will be held at later date.
$14.
PAY ill ADIIMIGE
As lo many people disclaim
responsibility for null advtl-
whaa bills are lent out, in.
futon no meh ndvk. will ap-
pear lmlels the order ls ac-
°°l\II\lIlod with payment.
CBAIIDTTIIVWI
GUABDIAN
_ cHAaDo'r“l‘E'roWN, CANADA, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1933 s PAGES :;=:..'.......“°“"°‘::: .iZ°‘.l'°..:°“..'.t“*
Mystery Sh
(Annotated Press)
Jmussnlm, ooo. sl-'ine Holy
Land we-ll under I. state of siege
tonight as- Arabs made no move
to call off their general mike in
protest against tho increase in
Jewish immigration.
No violence occurred after snlpers
startod firing at government of-
-fices intermittently throughout the
evening. Police returned the fire
but thero were no casualties to add
to the 80 dead and 200 wounded
in previous riots.
More Hidden
What Moslem move is planned
next is hidden in mysterious activ-
ities carried on _in their cities
within the larger centres. It was
learned, however, that of late the
shieks have been 'speaking more
moderately in the Mosques.
.Armored cars wells rushed to
Guo where Arab demonstrations
threatened
The streets of this Holy City
were strewn with nails early today,
presumably by Arabs to hinder the
transporting of government forces.
Britain To Take
Firm Hand In
Palestine Crisis
Holy Lana In sTo?To of siege As
rouds Next
Mos1e_E1_.Move.
LONDON, Oct. 31-Sir Philip
,Ounliffe-Lister, Colonial Secretary,
said today that Great Britain will
discharge its mandatory duties in
Palestine “without fear or favor."
In e. communication to Sir Ar-
thur Grenfell Wauchope, the High
Commissioner in Palestine, Sir
Philip said:
Speaks Piainly
“I would speak very plainly to
the people of Palestine. Thirteen
years ago Great Britain accepted
tho Palestine mandate. The man-
date carried with it s. clear duty
to the Arabs and to the Jews.
"'I‘hat duty will be discharged
fully and fairly without fear or
favor. It will be the constant aim
of the British- policy to foster and
promote the well-being of all Pal-
estine. "
“Plans are in hand which will
materially benefit all classes of
the community. That work will go
forward, but there is a paramount
duty to preserve law and order.
That duty, too, will most thor-
oughly be discharged."
’Trinic,lad, Se ek s
Engl ish Market
(Canadian Press Cable)
PORT Oli' SPAIN, Trinidad, Oct.
31-As an experiment to determine
the possibility of an English mar-
ket, the Trinidad Department of
Agriculture plans to ship 2,000
bunches oi bananas to England on
Nov. 14. It will be the first banana
shipment to the Old Country since
the war, and officials hope to ship
further cargoes if storage and de-
livery conditions prove satisfactory.
'rwiilvry-six lm.Li-:D
(Associated Press)
TIRANA, Albania, Oct. 31-
Twenty-slx persons were killed and
many injured today- as floods
swept lower Albania, particularly
the city of Permeti. Communica-
tion facilitles were broken.
 '
“Auction forty fives, Fire Hall
tonight. ° 232°
"Cheer upi Merry Mlnstrels at
Kinkora Friday night. Last chance
to see the big show. 2320
“Dance at Mt. Herbert Consol-
idated School Friday evening Nov.
3rd. 'B. I. S. orchestra, in aid of.
Mt. Herbert Maroons. 3319
"Owing to delay in shipment of
prizes regular B. I. S. cards and
dance postponed to Thursday
night. 2328
"Buying dressed hogll. or8B-“S
out, Thursday and Friday until 10
a.m. Highest market prices. McKay
& Todd. Bradalbane. 2323
*°Don't bake hiday. Nov. ard.
buy your weekend cooking at the
"Cabbage Patch" at B. A. McDon-
ald's. ~ 3333
“Chicken Supper in rredel-ietonI
mil, dhrlmday. Ncv“;mwb°.2F:kmi;
stormy, ly- POF
at 6 o‘clock in aid of Church. 3305-
"! will be -buying dnlled hogs.
organs aut. Thursday ali diy and
Friday until noon, November 2nd
md ard, paying highest market
prices. A. B. Outcilfle, Hunter Egg;-1
"Old-time !‘iddlu"| and Dancing
Contact at Kelly! Urol Bell. Wed-
nesday, November sth. Bigger and
potter prices, Mall your entries to
Mrs. J. D. Flood, South Melville.
P. I. I. 35°-
sei;
§§:§;I
- tin
“sim
whether y
1°" ll ir.
%ul€ J. c
Charlottetown. me
“Da mm. ll. W. P
Temperance of N. Amari
drill public meetings
mfhm- mu instead of Georgetown.
'muday,. october list, Georgetown,
Wednesday, November let and
North Bodoque United church
Es;
iii
STRIKE BIIIII
AT SMIIGGIERS
(Canadian Press)
MONTREAL, Oct. 31-The Royal
Canadian Mounted Police have
struck a severe blow at at liquor
smuggling into the Province of
Quebec, it was learned here to-
night, through simultaneous seiz-
ures made on Sunday of books and
papers in a number of Quebec
centres, _
Raids were made in all import-
ant towns and villages from Mat-
ane to Ciaspe, resulting in seizure
of documents ill which were found
names of more than 500 persons
involved in the business of liquor
smuggling.
A man was being held at Riviera
Du Loup as the suspected head oi
the ring which, it was learned,
dealt in large quantities oi' liquor
shipped to the Quebec coastline in
small boats from St. Pierre et Ml-
quelon, French-owned islands south
of Newfoundland. The liquor, evad-
ing Canadian customs duties. could
be sold cheaply. '
Plan To Raise
Huge Sum For
Jewish Refugees
(Associated Prose)
LONDON, Oct. 31-A plan to
miss $10,000,000 for the relief of
Jewish refugees from Germany is
expected to be announced tomor-
rgw at a general session of the
World Jewish Conference.
Whatever plan is adopted will
bg presented to the New l.»eHf8\l° °’f
Nations High Commissioner for
'German refugees for his endorse-
ment.
The conference, private sessions
of which were conducted today. is
expected to nominaio a Briton, an
American and a Fole who will be
appointed by the High Commis-
sioner as members of his govern-
ing body-
Indian Cotton
Conference
(canadian Proll Cable) '
PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad, Oct-
yi-colonlol mwm 'Mt 11°" W'
dey in the opening session of the
West Indian Cotton Conference.
problems of the industry will be
under discussion for a week. Delo-
gsoss are m attendance from Antl-
'I'hursday, November md. All moot- mm’ B,,,-Wing, Msniun-si, pt.
Kitts and Bt. Vincent.
e:_::.|r.moon»ouonm1~om-
purpusa. ml
' Irish Election In `
November
-_1__.
(Canadian Preu Cabla)
BEI.i‘F'ASI‘, Northern Ireland,
Oct. 31-Unofficial but unusu-
ally well-informed. sources said
tonight a general election for
the Northern Ireland Parlia-
ment wouid be held it the md
of November. '
Business of the pa-seen; pg-..
liamentary session,.t.hoy said,
willbe ended Nov. I and dis-
solution probably will bg gg.
pounced the following day, in
which event polling day could
be fixed as Nov. 30.
ISTUREKEEPER
II I I IS SEIF
IIIRY’S VERIJIIJT
Seven Witnesses
Heard in Connection
With Death of Mil-
lard J. Reid, Marys-
ville.
FREDERICTON, N. B-. OC'¢. 81-
Aitcr hearing seven witnesses and
considering for 35 minutes, a Cor-
oner's jury at Marysville tonight
decided that Millard F. R»e'd, aged
storekeeper of Marysville, met
death yesterday afternoon by firing
a. revolvero bullet into his own
head. _
R.cid’s nephew, P. Bancroft Reid,
24, clerk in a. Bank of lilontfeal
office at Montreal and graquatgi of
the University of New Brunswick,
was the chief witness and uxstified
from his cot in the Victoria Public
Hospital here. Wounds in his jaw
and shoulder. he said. had been
caused by bullets from a revolver
in the hands of his uncle following
the nephew's refusal to give the
storekee-per a thousand dollars.
The inquest was held in a Marys-
ville school by Dr. O. E. Morehouse,
District Medical Health Officer and
Coroner of Upper Keswick. Ques-
tlon'ng of the seven witnesses was
conducted by Leo F. Cain, Clerk of
the Peace for York County.
Those who' testified were Char-
(Continued on Page 3)
G re e c e C o u rt
Refuses To
Extradite Insull
(Associated Press)
ATHENS, Oct 31-The Appellate
Collrt holding that Samuel Insuli
was guilty of no frnudu`ent intent-
ions, refused again today to grant
the United States’ Nquest that the
former Chicago utilities operator
be returned to face charges of vio-
lating bankruptcy laws.
The verdict, as read by the pre-
siding offlcer, pointed out that
possibly the letter of the law had
not been violated in financial acts
attending the collapse of the util-
ities emplre, that Insuli’| 'I4 years
were acknowledged by 'tho Judges,
and that the decision to roiect tho
application was reached after efx-
amining the cxthdition treaty-
Sugges t Peace
Parley In Tokyo
(Allooldlll Preis)
BERLIN, Oct 81-Official circles
today viewed-on extremely import-
ant the suggestion of Gen. laden
Araki. Japanese Foreign Minister.
tilatateesoourifonnesbeholdixl
Tokyo.
It was intimlted that mob n
ooniloronoo. unduly tho ieoo of
I IMI-lllrellion pact with soviet
ltuula, waaid be of importance
even to nation nm participating
in such e Coiifalemo,
Althmlth it was hinted here that
Oonerd Arakfb suggestion looked
Viify mlm!! like I. trial balloon sent
#Mt to indium our-:eau of
tiwueht. it was maltose- that the
nointl rlilvd by tho rm-sun mn-
istot on Nicol dominating the
.f“*“'°omlwaaco¢¢hon¢wt»
Mb.cKey, Brooks* attorney, and
state and county officials.
erably larger than that announced
elry. including a number of pieces
long in the family.
kidnapping and robbery.
by the governors.
an situation. '
SE NSIITIUNIII
IIIICURRENCES  
IIT FIRE TRIIII
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The estimate of the loot, consid- Taka Exception ' No omwuon
today by Mwxey’ came 'mm Pr°‘ Mr, Ferguson took particular ex- "I said I had no objection if the
“cut” Kearney mmght several ceptlon to a statement of the Bom-d of T,-ado Chose to d mt
h°“rs aft” Brmks' beaten and Board of Trade which said the md that it was for tm- t Z ma
bruised' had been “und at his Canadian statement on which its Bug, I had no idea itmwat; E516'
“rm hmm ne" here' The pmse' timber claim was based had been gem to Russia ,mm pg,-|da ln?
cum 'am '36'°0° °f the 1°” W” sent to Russia "with the approvalI when 1 was told Timber my, ibm;
in mn” md securities’ while an 0! His M9-l¢‘Sly`s Government inI sr u _
estimawd *H900 wnsimd °f jew' Canaria" for comment by Soviet ,l'lCo§iTTEEd:oll:lE’ElgeT1T)NV;;T
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Brooks declined to discuss the Dglvnfall 
Cuban G'ov’t
Expected Hourly
FA R M   (By Edmund A. Chester Associated
Press Staff Writer)
lir-
P
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_r-gl-
"-l
F<
. V I-IAVANA, Oct 31-A change in
Cuba's Government was said in
reliabfe and wcll-informed quarters _ -' "_"
__ tonight fo he only o mailer or Few Acts 0f Vandal-
(sggoeirsied 1_»i-egg) hours, some believing there will be ism in Evidence ___
Das MOINES, oct. ai-Disoorl-_ H S1\°wd°\vn b¢f°f_@ down
tinuance of the Farmers Holiday A fini! °f °PP°5‘M°“ W t ° Fa”
Association 8Kl'i0liitU-ral strike was Sari Martin regime, incriasingly on  __ U S u al
_ 2 f its pow , houry pres-
announced today as the first aerirl °°"S° °“S ° ef tr _ pranks Perpetrated_
"_, mmm of a 1o_,,t,,te govemorsi sed tighter around the adminls a
wnfmnw hem _ tion with its demands for achange.
Leo P. Crowley, chairman of thc Hostimy fmm me ‘mident Indy M H°11°W°'*’“ Passed quietly with
Wiseunsin stats Executive gpm. the University UE Havana- °°“PIed the usual hilarity and pranks, but
mime' announced that Arnold With tha 1°“B thfmbened Uenefal with somewhat fewer acls of vand-
Stfikt 01' Cuban 15505 were the alism than characterized the sea-
oilhrtrrrlo l rih wis - _
G 2 ment- i l - crowds ohrongeo the
QV m even ng, alge
county holiday presidents to swp At Present Cuba hu "“'° °h°I°e5l streets. many in costume. Numer-
the strike.
. either to retain President Grau ous innocent pranks were played.
`Cg:,§”n;°nt:;g_ram released by With 5 °°i11Iii°n G°Wmm°“t in' but moveable property was by no
"G3 _ ' r cluding a legislative commission of mmm sa_fe_
emo" cm “ence most 42. 0l` U0 ¢iim1“&I5¢ Gm” and re' An augmented police force pai-
‘“°°°‘””‘1' 0" °“' ’°‘i“°“" “°"°"" tain the Present f°fm °f G°"°m' rolled the streets conunnnlly, Ann
on Wm present pmgmmme t° mellt With 4701036] C‘“`1°5 Mend' its presence in a large measure ac-
President. Open UP facwfies ‘md feta, Nationalist leader, as provls- counted for the good order which
d’°°°nun"° nuke’ Pending 3°V' lonal President. pzevazlcd. All the regular officers
°m°r'° cmfemnce with p""sId.enF'~" of the city force were on duty, with
Gov. Bchmedeman of' Wisconsin A, -1 mm. special constablvs and _.,.,-emi
also announced the conference had ford .Expected Mounted palm Officci-5, Special
“greed E° 5uPP°f`I7 5- dai-YY PTO' ` ' cars cnnifed the mon to work more
8’i'°fm-H10 P1'¢S¢l\t¢d by him- H6 did To   efficientiy. Dunng the evening a
nm state, however, details of the ’ dozen youths were taken into cus-
programmo pending a final reP0i'° Re ala tions tod for acts of vnnrlnllsm. but
y l
- ~ r - d. ad-
sl-io. P. osble>-'rho Govern- uliancew
limondmont making lt applicable
not only to future cases before the °
ents. As usual the students. num-
Pmz Const tl?" 1,318; to    beting several llundred, tfiwéfsed
9°" “U " ° "3" ’ the streets in a swim. and made
me Govemm-General' on N » Yo Funds the walkin ring with their yclls and
I cheers. As usual the SFOUP C00'
c.n___-|,".np,,.|) ducted its2l£ in_an cxulnpilfy mlm'
UITAWA, Oct. 31.-The Board of n¢`1'~ '
"'*’- I Rail Com l ionen announces ~'-'-“"’_““
(cumulus vnu cshiol ¢w,_;ye rm ':,°:,,c,,,,,,, 10, New winow or i.oN cihinay Dias
tha
xmasqow' ‘"'m."°"~ °°t' 31"' vernin from Novem- ""‘
Wm “wh” 1”" "4" W* W :T xcomifigzlusivo :viii ho one and iA“°°i*“"i P'°’*)
“um steamer Arno had bgm hu! percent memmm_ During this LOB ANGELES. Oct. 31-A sev-
driven ashon in Montego Boy at psi-im-i tho race of surcharge on ln- oral months illness proved fatal
01° hdgm' M th* human “"5 ternatlonal freight and 8!Di’°l~S IMP' Wd” 1°' Mn' HMM Chaney' wid`
swepf, Jamaiclls western tip msg n-,mu viii bo one percent. Passen- ow of the late I./op Chaney. noted
Driven Ashore ‘
IIIIE’EII
6 li lill
' h G Special Police Force
were lelen ed alto. nanlcs an
WASHINGTON, Oct. 3l.-(A.P»)- dresses had bien tukell, Several
Henry Ford will Blipiliy 0°d9'l'@‘iUh" were caught ill the uct oi pulling
ed fi8UI`55 W the N“"I°m1 A“W"‘°' down a fcllcc- in Briplltoli while
Further sever bile Chamber of Commerce by N0' others were alleged to lure been
B 0 R I vember 6 or 7. breaking strert lights.
rlto  Establishment of this intention t0- Seven street lights were report-
dayraised definite exP°°¢"i°i1 bl’ ed broken at midnight. Most of
DUBLIN, n-ish Fi-es state, Qet. Washington odlcials that his com- those were in the Brighton and
ith the code in all i'¢5P¢°t5 Elm Avenue distrcts. Several
month hill abolishing the right oi would be rewrded b¢!°r¢ 10118- hydrants were opened, but nm
pm, sims citizens to wipes; to The bill P01119 °f °°mPu““°° fe' immediately attended to. Several
th, Judioin mmmiww af th, privy mainlng to be settled was ifhbff °f false fire alarms wer_c received.
mmm _mg,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, in th, Bm. eouootlvo bargaining with employ- 'rho Prlnoo or wales cozlose
im oommonwumx was pu,” m_ ees. The issue is drawn squarely iii students Curried out the time llon-
mght by the “_ ~ the case of the Ed8°W\\*¢f» NJ; ored custom of screnacllng tile pro-
-- -l    M       
link between the Free State and s°n“°t agner' d tm Hon 'eu mm  _1
tm tmmd xmldom’ was Wand United States Labor Boar 0 and Mr. C- H. B. Lllgwoltl, Pre-
n wsmen today that a determina- gldent of the Alumni Society, both
e
with L lub minuu Gwemmem tion was expected soon. of whom expressed their pleasure
on receiving the visit of the stud-
the week-end. The brief lillagl ll” “”°h°"U° will be based on two character actor of tho movies. she
,mode no mention of the crews tate. percent exchange. 1 died at a hospital.
0 DI l_l"T..
Defense Prod uces
Double of Van Der
Lubbe, Accused
Communist, At
Hearing.
(By W. E. Brockman, Associated
Press stair wriierl
BERLIN, Oct. ill-An amazed
audience in ille Reichsvag arson
trial beheld today the double of
the young defendant Marlnus Van
Der Lubbe in the person of a 26-
year-old student aumamed Perl
whose unexpected appearance
strengthened a defense contention
that witnesses might have mistak-
en him for Van Der Lubbe at var-
ious times in the R.eichstag_
Remax-Imble Resemblancc
The remarkable resemblance wa
noted between the Dutch brick
mason and Perl, who formerly kept
the files for the Commlulist party
in the Reichstag offices.
Perl is somewhat smaller than
Ven Der Lubbe but has the some
features, touseled hair, and even
similar postures.
While the courtroom buzzed with
astonishment Van Der Lubbe, tn
the defendants’ box, kept his eyes
glued on the floor, ~~
` Bee-md Sensation `
Perl's appearance fumished sho
"second sensation today, the 28th
dey Of the hearings in whloh me
,alleged Communists are accused ol
Enctting fire t0 the Gel-man P31155,
ent building on Feb, 27,
The Other was the accusation of
Eustav lobermann, now serving 1
rison term in Hamburg for rob.
bery. that Ernst Torgler sought hi;
aid in firing the structure several
times in 193|. and 1932.
Torglcr was once the Communist
whip in the Paruamehh ies...-_
mann asserted Torgler also plotts(
2 Series or other nets of W
(Continued on Pavgelrli I
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