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NAZI CHURCH RE GIME SCA THIN GL Y A TTA CKED
Maritime  Claims
Commission To
Meet This Week
Members Of Commission Will
Meet Tuesday For Organ-
ization Purposes.
,Will Attempt
,To Salvage
Lumber Cargo
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WINDBOB, Ont., Oct. 14-With
the location of the sunken ship
New Brunswick definitely estab-
lished' today, efforts tc recover the
vesssl's valuable cargo of lumber
will be started Monday when div-
irilmeoiiibment, arrives from 'rer-
Hrs. Margaret Campbell Good-
msn of- Brooklyn, N. Y., who will
play a leading part in the salvage
operations, searching by aeroplane..
sighted the slmlnen hull lying in
40 feet of water in Lake Erie, 10
miles east df Wheatley.
'foe vessel sank in 1050 while en-
Wallaceburg to Morit-
oiiuib of valuable wood..
ANNOUNCEMENTS
COMING EVENTS.
MEETINGS. ETC
°_°Armimnsomen\s ,ara inserted iss
this oolulsl at l cents per word
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OTTAWA, Oct. 14-Members of
‘thc commission appointed by the
Dominion Government to hear
claims of the Maritime Provinces
for increased subsidies in line with
the recommendations of the Dun-
can Commission _cf nine years ago,
will meet in Ottawa on Tuesday
next for organization purposes. It
is understood a second meeting
will be held on Wednesday at which
representatives of the three prov-
inces will be heard.
Chester H. Payne, of the Dc-
has been named secretary of the
commission which is composed of
Sir Thomas White, Chairman, E.
W. Nesbitt, Woodstock, Ont., the
Dominiorra appointee and Chief
Justice J. A. Mathieson, Prince
Edward Island, the choice of the
provinces.
Ablwintment of the commission
followed repeated urgings from
Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and
Prince Edward Island, that their
claims to increased subsidies be
studied by a special body set up
for that purpose. This action was
recommended by the Duncan Com-
mission when it investigated the
economic status of the Maritimes
"lhow-Bt. Peters Wednesday. I
L-1180-10-1!-Ii.
"lsow-Moreli Tuesday.
L-1100-10-13-Si.
"Calle Bala at Bros., Celt."
mn by sowing mmm rrihhy'
Lldiel Aid. L-1179-10-15-li.
"Chicken supper and dance, Bt.
’.llsress.’s Ball Oct. grab! 10 15 21
icken 5“PP°\' in mil-
Odpber 16th.
i0 P. M. Novelty
1100-10-10-17-18.
“Uliicbm Bggr. st. James Hail.
Bulllmltdold, bot lbtlk Amuse-
ments and dancing. Special nuslo.
I:-i058-10-10-81.
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“Dance at Consolidated Bohool
'§\ussdsy, Oct. lgth. Ch£man’s or-
_ estrs. Dance pm. arp.
- L-H92-10-l5~Ii
“Atiantionl Don’t fail to be on
hand tonight for suction forty
fives, Holy Name Club. Bring your
friends with you. Good pricsilun
"Hope River. Mrs. Andils Doirw
entertains at "Auction" Wsdlisl-
day night, Oct. 17. If not fine
Tiiursiiay' evening. L-100|-,lo-lt-2*
"lf you are over sixty-you should
invest your money in a guaranteed
annuity and double your revenue.
The Bun. Idfs pays whether you iivo
cr die. Consult J. A. Moore, Mar.
oh-s rnstiturc
rrscerfctoa Hail.
uooiiass at
Good pro-
iisl-lo-is-li.
“swam lmao me 'ui sheep.
Dundas Crossroads. Wednesday,
October mb. toying highest price.
BM mm' U' I mifiiio~'i'0'f'ia-as
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Mrii _Alice Speed
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Associated Press Staff Writer
(By Glilrdlliif. SPN!!-l Wire)
President Alcala Zamora to see
what action would be taken on the
the Barcelona. court martial on
ficsts. who thus far have received
will bc hlld 'I‘h\l\1d-ly, Dr. R. G. Ro
llam Stoll, broth
death sentences imposed Friday bv (Continued on page 3) throughout inc noich in opposition
Commander Peres Farras and cap- ,meg ¢,¢me1 go pgswn, und;§_
Wm n`°°°!`|° E°°°f°i\ °m°¢“ °f Outzet Fo r rnayed by fgar for their personal,
2:°tgft=;“£t311‘v°:g g;g;ss‘;’;fA‘;t°¥§’ . , . safety, who delivered scathing in-
volt io thc province of coiolonio. Cdnddfl 3 G00d8 :‘,§f§“°“t' °‘ W’ Nm °1“"°h re'
From Barcelona came word of an I , '
MMDUBAIG, CONECT, lflhbllhdcd Ml
Of Y oslavzan .King
(ly charles rs. Meister. Associated
ri-us roroisii until; mm
, Guardians s
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Alsiisndn, who loft hers  a
s. soldier-'s unif , 9°
and or friendship \°
“nw ' hi cswnimimhu -wiv-
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took their cause against
“the powers of anti-Christ” 1;?:;§r,uii?hihi§
to the nation’s pulplts. ,Sleev-
K I D N A P P E R S Police were everywhere,  R R 0 R  Guvemmmt Ahmed
____ but PBS*-0l‘8» ltlliig 10 ii Point Alarmed at the critical tum which
of defiance, assalled the
ship over the church
church
There were dramatic scenes
chluches where congregations lis-
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~»».»»~»-to-....Millers » misssulcmi
my "1-ymsgy gum-gg in Mmim (By Guardians Bliwlli Win)
ihlliiht. DOUi»G‘l !Bld'Ifl HH. GOI* ` ~ ' _P§HAWAR» mul- Out. M4-FDI-1
d\‘.l1'iA%Alll¢dl.b'l|*llNdlk\ill. - '-'°~°- |UWi1lgi.h9db6l&rl»ti0n0fl“h0ly‘ '_"°"
Her brother, James Berry. badly Authority of Chancgl.. war" by the notorimlsrskirofalin-'.D1'a]!|3,1;i¢ Sgeneg En.
o°'o.p“"i°o°i.“’§l‘ic°“i'ii§§i-`i°i.u‘l'o°m'£“.fi lor and Reichsbishop,fh“§$§f”oSlo“iilo¢‘ °H°°i‘§.‘?f{i°ti1'}l acted at Hungary
§;",‘§‘;§,,,*§, §’;,,"f’,,,'},‘},,“*,,§,",, ‘:,,§‘§§‘Q’?‘ Mueller Openly, As-l`“§,§,,,,§§'“‘“‘ “°"“‘“ *Wim* - Mine - Gov’t Hos-
The car was driven bw Welling- ga]]ed_ » Areliaving columnhsdoccssionto t3.g'€S 
three pedestrians struck by an (0. P oasis vis incurs)
organize bombing expeditions against
Hisvisionhampcrodbyrainaud ‘ th|s1'bkirandhis!ollowers,mostly(A.P,5 C, ,¢|,_,,»spee
hiehwiir lishih 11° scifi. 11° “W (By Walter E. Brockmann, buv1its.on two occasions, iouowios 1=sos,yi~r\m'?arv. ost. i4.L"1¥§§§i
rledostriuis soo lm to avoid strik- Associated Press Foreign mining attacks on thc column dur- four out or 1,200 sirlidng cool minors
8 them. Although a sidewalk was | ing its regular march across the who for three days and three nights
available thox were walking sions Siilff) ‘ frontier and back. N0 casualties oc- have bcoh cntomhcd by their own
the road on 0 rishi he-iid side and (A. P. By Guin-dian’s Special|cun~ed among tho British troops but choice 1,000 foci underground
proceeding in the some direction as Wire) itribesmen dislodged from the posi- threatening mass suicide, wort;
'  oct.  _ Like tl-all “WY hid muh up loft Imlvuy- i7k`0ll8hii £0 the Slll‘f8A!e late i0dBy ln
7 early Christians in the esta-‘ The Omer. ,e,,}m,ed ,,e1,,w_ mm,
P l  E  combs, Germany’s Protest- 01 ttllammdvirg. still thregtenins to
ants went apprehcnivelyf to °“ ° ° “ 'P““‘PS an S“ff°°“°
' ` church today, surrounded by .mx t:,;n1,f2;§§:§ pit' “mess their
spies and secret service men, or ihocc brought io the top some
partmont gf T,-ad and g ' S E A  H F 0 R h|| 16000 . ti `were unconscious, many raving ad,
e ommerw I time ’ opposi on pas. land several at the point of dglath.
P011” Trace D 0W ii authority oi chancellor nu- Jiigcslavian P 0 l i c e {g,°‘§;,g5“gg§\,,bi§g,={§;;i‘g,';-6 gfgdngg
ler and his lieutenant, Identif ' '
Relchsbishop Ludwig Muell- .a Bu]  mggsmdgnmf tiii§n:pi't'c?irti: :E
et, to estabnsh a dictatorq _ ga _ within 80 minutes. If you refrain
doman T rrorist
e O y
MOSi 0f them Spoke free- Infuriated by the government’s
ly- although their leaders (By A' H' ff” A"°°”“°‘ P'°°° W°“” *hi* mme” *WP* “ll “W @118-
an Bu ded 8 d der 5 1 Wl‘if°l') saries as hostages, men with pick-
IDUIBVHLEI Km 0% “_ _ An BW" ll “ll PARIS. 'Oct. 14-Sentences of axes threatening to kill them if they
within confederation and round ,,_, aempmn, 61,5,” ,amy Dm- arrest and tlieyg ,gnisclvea death appeared today so boths un- oiiompiod to ¢W.po,,_ P ,
the subsidy we low. . f ~  16,,-d-E§e°,~,lH,, Im-d5_ fam- 3 similar my _- ~~~- ~ ' avoidable mo of two confessed 'rhoroughly disnubcd by this ih-
An interim increase was made at vm, md” m the despe,-,lu mmm members of the Balkan terror cident, the Minister of tho Interior
that time and has been paid ever mg; B vivid tm, ty-,M B u-u¢k_¢r1v,, "annum band, Ustashl, three .of whose was hurrying plans to rescue the
since, but the further inquiry was had 1-e¢0@h¢4 Mm Mm, spud members (including a beautiful unionists, who it was feared might
"°* P"°°°°d°d With- sion. apparently bound, :assed and s mohifcrio holding ncichchiiih- "€"“'5*""’ °"° “"8” W P°l‘°° 2; "”l°§tl,f me §““*? ,§;"“°’§s"‘”°°
with ever taped. misht be the clue op rsucucr and nr. August .longer °‘ *Wh* °°“““’1°° 1°* °°°iP“°i¢Y 1° K"-“ ° W°’ “fs ”‘°-“ -
,gush kung mmm ’ the slayings of King Alexander- and Outsld the mines there were dra-
lmg t to the ppm W0- co mn” of P r o t est an t Farsi Minister gn-thou, matic scenes as miners' wives battled
   A IN-11'! YUM- churches in Prussia, responsible tori “Ninn "ch “WZ” _ with pence in E vain attempt to en
"th triumph rvil s h “J “M “W” PM '
gov”-og gy pmol pocgmyy was mmigfag at; QOL l peuhil, who police said corifemed a bla: flhellgvlfrking anddjoln t;legu`l;u-:-
, gregations. Of the two Nasl "ha" in the P1°mn€» W9” held gd" L53; ”'k“n'fem°§_ Qmd a `
The driver, James ll, Scales 20, ohumhmm me mmuesw md: securely in jail at Annecy while "1 “S” Wm” ‘1 Wa'
declared his truck collided olioucg ,mmm mm ,mn dm mi French authorities- were pushing (Continued on me 3)
dawnv:\iIt;l‘;ansutomrg>1ilecmitasi(riai;‘lg work-. .steps to bring them to trial for
amm woman. email. 68 Dwmnn gh gmpel h d bee complicity in Alemndei-'s assassin-
Msnnm, oct., ii-<c. P.-Havasu, ffg' §;‘,P°,,1‘}a,*;’§;‘°',,i;”‘;‘;}e”‘°€',’,‘§rh;‘§‘,§€ nuuiiiod, tghc ilisniicom :uid  “H011 Saves 
_Francisco Lo o coholiom md church regime has violated the
it » .
tc have been the master mind :mud mm t'° dm” (mid h had constitutional church govemment.
leaiiing lnsurrectionist forcés in scales' ° Dlnmu' Ba ° It splits Baveria's unified church
the broken revolutionary general xnxffdnvfnnyeamnct theangtdhfydhgéig into two parte, but still it talks of'
strike, was arrested by police ot his unity. It denies the 10 Command-.
home here shortly before dawn to- f,'g.°'1:t'gg§`h :;\e'm§?§°';,l;‘;'n°p12nt:;,: 0 ments and employs lies against‘
dll- d0,;rw1thh§,.sh°umer_ truth and robbery against justice.
His arrest occurred at a time Improbable “ima mmm; mmm Btill it talks of Bible and Creed.
when the attention of country was nm., member, of mo family wasted “CIPUCU md fllS°h°°d hw!
focussed on the government and M tfnm m “mmm gg dm,-n, wil. gained the upper hand in the
er of the woma\'i's ."
Charged With Oomplicity
An investigating Magistrate at
Marseille conferred with the local
state prosecuting attorney where
the prisoners are held and drew usp
warrants charging them with com-
plicity in the crime. These arc to
be sent to Annecy.
Poepechil will be executed in any
case, authorities believed, since he
was under sentence of death in
Yugoslavia for killing a newspaper
ediltor and two policemen, and his
extradition was considered a
simple matter. It was doubted if
Rajtioh would come under the ex-
tradition treaty.
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intense drive b loading perscnali- l _ t ch h QW nv, in gm;-_I ,
ties to obtain clemency for the of- In O rl e P “N dd | :gl  gkegvgggl ‘E
i h fi .. ..
 »-up-li  me  , oi. -. o.--if -»»_¢,» we ...“..°°“;:::.f°~:.‘“';:.°:  ..:’:“:.."°.:'..°°i::.:.:, :rr  .if .casio .textile-;cc..0;
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iz :;‘s:lioriuthmush¢?\ltcgllflYatl‘n mutm o'rl‘r€i`;A'toocFiai;an :id “Chills °h‘“'°h in °“b\1i‘biin Dcblem, where forlst band that crossed Europe to wu~,1es,_ he Rot mm communication
Amwugh ovmdo rebel stxénghold Watld be mfmdmmy mama,” K 315110? Niemoeller. hero of ihel km meander. The” W9" f-h° with the surgeon on a New Zealand
in Asturias has crfpituloicd ro sov- ‘¢’1°ohcoi manufacturers one ox- °“'"““"“° "‘°°“°° ““““¢ “Wi "°“" P°°""" K“‘°“‘°“' ‘"‘° “°' "°““°‘ P*-'°°“¥°f Hmm" Wi" °°“°
' _ "1 um_' Great War. preached his sermon. _ coniplished the assassination; thc g|_¢-mad Capmm Webb, dmgnom ,md
“mme” ’°'°°° th’ M°d'id “ws Wm" "'°“‘d “ke mm' t° ° Clustered around the door-wo s tW° Prisoners at Annecy' B mari instructed him over the air 'usi wh t
’°"°""m D°°°l’ “M 1° Wm “"‘° 'W “‘° °”°“°°‘ ’““""‘°”' °°°'°“’"' and sole to catch only o word gr named Manley. or Ohcliiey. who treatment the suircrer should novo?
gvmudmughggematéfmé W 5””   f°g?'°:'° th, two of the sermon, those unable escaped from Fontainobleau police For three weeks Captain Webb
Ju” “urn p d and fled into the forest: Egon faithfully followed the instructions
to get in joined the prayers nn
‘llihoiigign airxifioviilliloetyulases 0! ma* orient umm' whim, ‘  2: 'mf “W1 hymn books passed out Kramer. or Kxaternik, who i_s be- imparted to him, having the man
chief cities of Japan
l in tho fam A licgmm stopped lieved to be the mysterious 'Doc under observation night and day.
Bmw on, oct 14_,,, W, H°"{1 x°,§¢ SQ, °“,‘,':,'{,,;‘,,,,‘:°u,,: up, hpporoniiy amusing to cmd tor" who gave the bona instructions 'rho result was that oooh mivol or
into ui d'ccihr"oi .ids and gear- mn 1;: ui- oanaa orprcssoa in elderly woman for digmhucingf st Louoonno; and sho toil, pi-my tho ship in iviouheol, thc patient
,,,,°H,,, , no ,,,,,,,, "°"° “~ ,,,;,,,,,,,,,, ,, th, ,,,,,, prions copies or the mihifioo. ai-yor-old "run ¢u~1".wa° rem- had wiiioieniiv moveredwvisuihe
3”’ ° °‘° °,,,.,v B §‘§,,d,,. nd' ’“°“°°" “ hm dmwmmu N, so indignant were thc church- cred at venous howls or mric Gaussian Niftimiiii Beilways clinic
§m:’u,i“!!l\gid:‘nof Sarnia killed* at ?h`em°  seabotnls Tholl KOCH that he chlshggi his mind VJ0\ld1‘°°\l. I 9l0°h0ll0va.kian. here, where the doctor informed him
' me and returned the li iurc eo her. 'ri-seed down tnrourh uiinuoc that 4° successful had been the
° “mm mm lm md” nmml mm“¢rg ‘§&'md In an impelling sermon inc clues obtained at tho scene of me trclkment no Operation was rww iw-
mcnu. were filled with ships popular Nieinoeller referred to the ssesnlnatiovn, those in custody told'°°U°aY¥- l
country in tbswcrid. recent arrest of Bishop Hans Mais- an unsung IWW of intdsiie- '
“uhh . s W _  _,_________ or of naval-is, The man woken of as "the doo
 f ~--  ‘“""'- ’*”-' `“' tor” was believed to have been in
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° arks Return ‘““ °’,""°' 0 ,_ if*-“f»‘»°--°‘ "‘° """ . .
M°v"'gSceneM.,. - i.°‘ii‘»".‘."4i°i.i‘§‘..?.°‘“.:.§§..‘.f;‘°;. ..."°°"""” ‘*“ ‘“"‘°‘“' '“"°".i2a Th U. S. S l P I
Critical condition
the strike has taken the Government
from lawlessness and violence we
will negotiate with you’
Of Steward
By Wireless
(Special to The Guardian)
MON PREAL, Que., Oct. 15. - A11
instance of thevalue of initiative
and ciliciency on the part of a ship's
captain, plus the impou-tahoe of
wireless communication in alleviat-
,ing human suffering, is recorded in
'connection with the voyaile of the
freighter, "Canadian Constructor,"
Canadian National Steamships,
which has arrived in the localport
from Australia and New Zealand.
When about three weeks out in the
middle of the Pacific, the chief stew-
G RE \_{ij_:NUE
Busy Week For
Finance Dept.
‘Stevens Commi;s'ion To Probe
Maritime Fishery Problems,
Starting Oct.
imleiimd- '
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0  0,000,000 NCREASE NA .
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(C. P. By Guardian’s Special Wire) ;
OTTAWA, Oct. 14-Outstanding events of the week in
government circles were reduction of the interest rates on
savings accounts from 2 1-2 to two percent, oversubscrip-
tion by some $33,000,000 of the 1934 refunding loan of
conditions.
Indications were that Finance
Minister E. N. Rhodes would have
a much happier task when he pre-
sents the budget next winter than
he has experienced since he took
office. A continuation of these con-
ditions fol’ another six months
l
into the deficit which has 'been
shown annually on such extraord-
inary treasury drains as unemploy
ment relief and railway deficits
Interest Rate Reductions
While the government has no
power to bring 8110111; bank interest
rate reductions by legislative action
it can use its good oi'iices to bring
about such changes and the reduc-
tions which will become effective
on Nov. 1 are the second Mr.
Rhodes has been privileged to an-
nounce in the last two years, On
May 1, 1933 the rate was reduced
from three to 2 1-2 perecnt.
too late to assist the 80vermnent in
its 1934 refunding responsibilities
but such assistance was not needed.
The response of the people to con-
vert their 5 1-2 percent maturities
into bonds of a much lower eaming
power was such as to bring great
satisfaction to finance department
otlicials, while the amount of new
money onered at that rate was
equally gratifying.
Stevens lliillffl
carried on last spring by a parlia
mentary committee headed by Hon.
H. H. Stevens, Minister of Trade
and Commence, now elevated to the
status of is royal commission, has
time fishing industry will be the
first industry to receive attention.
Maritime Claims Commission
by Nova Scotia, New Brunswick
and Prince Edward Island, will
hold an organization meeting Tues-
day and probably take some evid-
ence from Maritime representatives
on Wednesday. Whether or not the
commission will travel to the Mar-
itimes has not been announced.
Sir Thomas White, former Cana-
dian finance miriister, is chairman
of this body.
Prime Minister R. B. Bennett,
wher. he returns to Canada this
weekend after six weeks abroad.
n minion affairs in
been announced for Oct. 29. Mari- ‘,
$250,000,000 which has a maximum yield of 3.81 percent,
and the announcement yesterday that revenues for tlifd
first six months of the fiscal year were $20,000,000 greater
than for the same period last year, all of which combined
to give an encouraging picture of Canadian economic
See Increased` _
LumberExport '
` o s ,
would ensure a substantial surplus , T0 B fl t a l n
on ordinary account and cut deeply
(C. P. By Guardian’s Bpcclal Wl‘rc)|
QUEBEC, Oct. ld-Three prom-
inent English industrlalists were
visitors at the Provincial Forestry,
Department offices here today. F.
Cooper, W. Brant and J. Llmdwall
came to meet members of the
Quebec Forestry Commission to
discuss the possibilities of further
lumber exports from Eastern Can-
ada to Britain.
During their visit the Britlslf
importers declared that Ontario,
Quebec and the Maritimes had this
year exported nearly 300,000,000
feet of lllrnber to the Old Country
and indications are that furthe!
shipments will be made before th!
Beneficial results of this reduc-
 -= -we W me me  fl°::.::.ii: l.°:;..‘:...“.i.f°*:.i.f.a2
economic life of the Dominion in g _ ,_
the way of creating more available §,;:g°t,f;‘|2§';:;‘t;!';gls ;°”:°d° P”
money for industrial development
and mortgages, st reasonable cost. mg;’t’;‘”;I";:‘lg“§Mt';’;n mg. 
The bank into reduction came Hehe. cms’ of the Quebec
Service, stated the figures wel-2
doubled this year as compared with
1931.
MANY or our ores
Aiirwf is Blick cs
»{irx~i\RE Peuxfeo- ,»
oaeveu is ,
Resllmption of the investigation' P\NK 2
ofevils in industry vid business,‘ t
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ME'!‘EOR.OL»OGICAL OFFICE,
Toronto. Oct- -14--Minimum and
maximum temperatures:-
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comparatively happy state under
the temporary stewardship of Rt.
Hon. Sir George Perlefy. Relief ag-
reements remain to be concluded
with Saskatchewan, British Colum-
bia. Ontario and Quebec. Those
with the other five provinces have
been completed in his absence, and
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SHANGHAI, Oct. 14 -- China'
struck back tonight against the
15. -
H. H. Kung, Nationalist Govem-
ment Finance Minister, emerged
fiom a 3(-hour conference with(
Chinese and forsilh advisers to
announce the action. l
The provisions of thetax were,
made flexible and were expected to
bs subiect to change as necessary
to restrain silver exports wiihinl
limits required by the balance oil
payments.
The Nationalist Govemmenvs
decision followed receipt of the
pleading -
ton cooperation in maintaining
silver prices and halting the drain
_ V ` l ‘ silver policy of the United States of silver from China.
d v r t with a io percent tax on on silvvr 'rho United states answer, offer-
  lu  ‘ " exports from China, effective Oc
ing a measure of cooperation but
pointing out that the United States
silver programme was deemed
mandatory by President Roosevelt,
failed to satisfy the Chinese. Their
diminished silver reserves were fac-
ing a huge new reduction during
the next 48 hours. Exports of silver
had reached over-increasing
amounts with higher prices in re-
cent days.
Consignments asgregatiris 830.-
000,000 in Chinese money were
scheduled to depart for the United
States and London during the Belt
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fresh westerly winds; partly cloudy
with stationery or s little hishcr
temperature and a few scattered
showers.
Maritime Ehst:-Moments to
fresh northwest to southwest
winds; mostly cloudy and cool;
probably a few scattered showers.
High tide this afternoon at all
and tomorrow morning at 2.35.
sun sets this afternoon at 8.1¢
and rises tomorrow morning at 0.10
First quarter moon Mondly, Oct
lb, 2.9 P. in.
Bummerside tide elshhen minu-
tau later than Charlottetown.
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