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more than 40 hours
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League of Nations De-
mands Explanation
of Action From the
Liberian Gov’t.
(A. P. By Gnardinfs in Win
GENEVA. April 18.- e Lesgug
ct Nations vu Pllvbd in an embar-
rlllins liznt tonisht by reports that
scores ci members of the Krus
tribes in interim Liberia., which the
Leliue itself had Derlusdld to dil-
srm had bee
. n massacred.
A protest from the league was
dispatched to the Liberian Govern-
ment
by
Tribal chieitains, it was reported.
after pllsvers with officials oi Lib-
erian forces-are now "disappear-ing.”
The league commission, headed
Dr. Melville Maclienzis, in 1932
induced the Krus to surrender their
iields in the interest oi peace with
the Liberian Government. Bons oi
chiefs, alter Weeks oi dangerous
strugslo in the Jungle, during which
they were attacked by wild beasts.
reached neighboring colonies md
succeeded in forwarding protests ta
till: Leagug on Europe-bound mam-
Dl-
_Ths League tonight received con-
tirmstism tram  sources, it
wss announced, grievances
were well founded.
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French Premier Refuses
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icy Of Salary And
Pension Slashes.
M Alexander ll. Uh1,Ass0cia¢-
ed Press l‘or-eirn sing
94,513. Avril ‘L3-(Alsccetcd
PNN -‘M wcitilx y marked by
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A commission to invostignte con.
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Hon. Peter Veniot. iiornser Post-
master General. prcmptim the
Prime Mnisteris ermouncemmt..
The Msritimer painted Q dismal
picture oi distress among fishermen
due to low prices and storm chm-
age.
The Stevens Committee, uid the
Prime Muster, will hear represen-
tations dcakned to 2ncrea.as_prices
and lower the spread between pm-
ducer and consumer. At th: same
time, he said “ac fl-r as the fishing
industry is concerned. in the Mar-
Wmes, Quebec, Britidb Oolrlnbla cs'
infernal fisheries. meh as Iehe
Winnipeg. any re-presentations cd
iihe Rrovlnces will be considered
and ii the case merits tsvorsblc
considereton. such consideration
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Eng., lkmer solicitor-lenenl in the
labor government, who h visi¢|n|
Ganesh.
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SUVIET-rE»o0V’T.
HUNURS HEROES
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Rescued and Rescuers
of Wrangel Expedi-
\ tion Receive Recog-
lution.
(A. P. By Gnardlan‘s Special Wire)
MOSCOW, April 13-The seven
aviators who rescued 101 Russians
iromsnmcticscaieofloe and
thereby wrote e brilliant chapter in
the history of human struggles
afainst isr-northern elements were
given the highest honor tonight
ever accorded by the Soviet, Gov-
ernment.
By a special recommendation ol
JOM! Stalin and other high offi-
cials a new and unprecedented
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D°°¢ll\58l'» 1933- mm  title sms created especially for
:sued in mu PORT ALFRED. Que.-Local mill weE’pu’°°,f"2‘°,,t';’h,“',|,,,,°:° be mem-tnst or “heroes or the soviet
widespread strike 0! Consolidated PIP” °°1'D°flt|nh used vm mm 'p pssomgus and Union"-end, in addition, they and
ployeea in Faris WUI UNIDO 0D¢l'liii0Ds Holt UNK. wo pilm , their mechanics were awarded the
slthowh various ¢B¥1D¢°!\l~b°\l¢ 335 H1011. ¥°11°Wi|18 mmm. my 1 Order oi Lenin and a monetary
¢n»n5t|1|1j1| nm I lhll\°di7W11 |1210 lldii 0¢fDb8!'. R‘u"y comma’ _
uuguqu tm” !0!t'l° ERIE. Ont.-Pnight trat- th, um NN,”
fic 07# lllohill-n 0°i1¥2l'tl Lilies UP 1.). gg w1gh¢_ medal within the power ol the So-
Ireward of one years salary The
| Order of Lenin is the most coveted
vict Government to grant.
0-f1|B‘|l|l Uf1lll\l’l~  E , Ai the Mme time these highest
51°, Gmlal, N, B,-St, George W xafn 1 n 8 officials oi' the Communist party
nun and Paper compmy, Ltd., if I _ a::dthcdRw1=n Ggzenegenaétr
xpendlngiu pant! and will  s a ecree sv/ar K C
:dd lbvlatw isdn vomit.  otnan oi the Red Star to the rescued
.___ persons, who took refuge on an ice
LONDON. Ont.-Startins Nl (gr. vi. mm up a»unslsn's pea on srhem when the steamer
*IK 'Ill 01 0000?! and Office Upcinl Win) Cheliuskln-on which they were
cmvlnea ci Klllcrs Ocmoenr hm nous, sp:-u is-A runcus ttel- returning mm wrmgn mund-
increasd 10 womb un doctor, Proteus: vitaus oi ,,,, muhed by me grinding we and
Ink PW. 13.
ductim Issued let ull lllsay "mm who gives oil ad Members oi the scientlilc expedi-
Pelnr Company with MTE' ave:-are 3% ugm mn ner dsestl um to wi-s.ngelrs1mc,hesded by
cutwt cl N tem ll-It Well- om schmmt will be given s
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The automobile lndgtrv Vi-I
pmding out ears s p Ipted.
heed” for probably the bl!l¢l*»
monthi production in iour years.
but menaced nevertheless by wslk-
outx.
Detroit tool and die workers_
numbering SDM quietly quit work
while union lesdm went abcut ne-
ptiaiing individunl agrefmenh
with manufacturers and shops. No
disorders arose, and more appli-
hansim was ie!! ov¢ pmsible out-
lea in the automobile
igqllfsx _
iberals utvoted 64- n Relief Bill
VY; DAMAGE ALONG N. S. COAST
IINARMEII
Stevens Committee To
Investigate Conditions
»rn|sism£nIr1tThe Fishery
Committee WilE:ar Represent
.dons Designed To ,ncrm;|NDEPENUtENT
Prices And Lower Spread Be-
tween Produce And Consmner.
Industry
SHIPPERS PASS
RE SULUTI UN
Urge Interests of
Smaller Potato And
Turnip Shippers.
At I meeting attended by
six or eight independent pots.;
shippers, held lest evening ln tra
office oi Mr. Mnllinson and pro-
slded oven' by Mr. J. L. Douglas, tha
iollowing resolution was passed:
“Whereas mein changes have
developed in potato marketing dm-
lng the put few years which have
given increased control to three
large shippers, and
“Whereas s control board is a-
bout to be formed in this Province
to regulate the marketing ot nat-
ural products, and
“Whereas three large .shlppan
have had the opportunity oi’ exe
presslns' their opinions so i
Agricultural Committee oi in
Lqislstivo Assembly while the
smaller indepaadent shipper; have
D01 hed an equal opportunity.
“Be it therefore resolved that up
. Goverrérrdegt ol this Province hs
N006 llrled to carefully con-
Nu' the iliberests of the emellse
l\°¢sio and turnip shippers and
t'lmteC0mn1ittee of threeheap-
P°1nted from thu meeting to wal
upon one Agricultuml Committee
of the Legislative Assenisly st itll
pleasure, to present a copy of this
resolution and such arguments as
H19-Y, in the opinion oi the Coup
mittee be in the best intern-sh od
the industry at laige
"It was further resolved that I
I- Dvuslas. P. J. Ney and A. mum-
son be delegated as the cornmiixq
to take ce-ro ol the gbove rmolu.
tim.
"It was further resolved that a
Committee consisting of J. 1.,
301181!-I. P-t-£1 lilly md Allan ll:
WK!! I6 Ovmplction
the for-mation oi
a non-proi’lt non
trading srvico organisation Q the
interests of potato shipper-L"
J. L. DOUGLAS, Chairman
Allan L. MM:Kny, So¢mi;,ry_
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