Sherbrooke daily record, 2 mai 1935, jeudi 2 mai 1935

[" lailg rnwnri) Established 1897.SHERBROOKE, CANADA, THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1935.Thirty-Ninth Year.BRITAIN READY TO MEET MENACE OF RAPIDLY RE-ARMING GERMANY Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald Tells British House of Commons that Government Has Already Taken Steps to Expand Royal Air Force\u2014British Inquiries Failed to Reveal that Germany Is Assembling Troops in Demilitarized Rhineland Zone.REVIEW PUNS TO INCREASE FOREIGN TRADE OF CANADA L cndon, May 2.\u2014Great Britain will immediately meet the menace of a re-armed Germany.Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald announced in the House of Commons this afternoon the Government lias already taken steps to accelerate the expansion of the Royal Air Force.' Prime Minister MacDonald faced a house packed to the doors\u2014 silenced with the gravity of the occasion.His speech throughout was unbroken by any interruption save an occasional cheer.From the dominions his listeners included Prime Minister R.B.Bennett, Stanlev Bruce, of Australia; Sir .lames Parr, of New Zealand; J.W.Dulanty.of the Irish Free State; Premier G.M.Huggins, of Southern Rhodesia.In the diplomatic gallery sal the ambassadors of France, Russia, Belgium, Turkey and Portugal, and the ministers of Sweden, Switzerland, Czechoslovakia, Rumania and Persia.While Mr.MacDonald painted the European picture in sombre colors he still held out hopes.He firmly declared Great Britain\u2019s intention not to be outclassed in the air, yet he appealed to Germany to join in an international agreement before it was too late.The destructive possibilities of aerial warfare were appalling, Treaty Now Being Negotiated with Italy whereby that Country Would Purchase Average Quota of Canadian Wheat It Bought in Previous Years.Winnipeg, May 2.\u2014A review of the efforts of the Dominion Government to obtain trade wdth other nations was given here last night by Hon.R.B.Hanson, Minister of Trade and Commerce, in an address to a Conservative rally.A treaty now' was being negotiated with Italy whereby that country would purchase the average quota of Canadian wheat it had bought in previous yea-s, said Mr.Hanson in declaring the Bennett Government was seeking markets for Canadian wheat.\u201cThe markets for Canadian primary''1 products were closed prior to 1930,\u201d he declared.\u201cThere was not one country on the continent of Europe that did not raise its tai-iffs against Canadian wheat and Canadian products.We made physical changes in the tariff to meet the situation,\u201d he declared.He voiced high nraise of the Imperial Conference agreements negotiated at Ottawa.TWO HUNDRED PERISHED WHEN FIFTEEN VILLAGES IN TURKEY WERE WIPED OUT BY SEVERE \u2019QUAKE Kars, Turkey, May 2.\u2014Two hundred are dead, more than five hundred seriously injured, and fifteen villages are reported entirely wiped out, in the violent earthquake that shook this region during the night.Losses to property and livestock mounted as reports from the stricken region told of huge crevasses opening up in the earth, into which men, beasts and entire houses have fallen.Water necessary for the population has been drained off in vast chasms, and work of relief has been considerably hampered by the breaks and obstructions occurring in the roads.The Kars is a vilayet, or province, of Turkey situated in mountainous terrain adjacent to the Arzyan range, a brand) of the Ajari Mountains.The peaks of the range attain an altitude of more than nine thousand feet.The population of the district in 1927 was 2015,16-4.The capital of the vilayet is Kars, a city.of 21902 tion, on the border of Russian trans-Caucasia.popula- INVENTOR SCOFFS AT USE OF DISCOVERY IN WARFARE Discoverer of \u201cDeath Ray\u201d Declares He Would Throw Formula for Any Effective Ray for Use in War into Sea.New York, May 2.-\u2014The inventor of the \u201cDeath Ray\u201d scoffed last night at any idea it could be used effectively in actual warfare.Dr.Jacques Brettmon, University of Paris radiologist, arriving on his first visit to the United States, said he recently had killed a mouse at ROAD DEPARTMENT KNEW NOTHING OF DUBUC\u2019S DEPLORABLE ACTION Alderman Ross Makes Official Report to Mayor Regarding Victoria Park Incident-\u2014City May Face Heavy Damage Action as Result of West Ward Alderman\u2019s Lack of Judgment\u2014Aldermen Resent Discredit which Dubuc Has Brought on Council.A he #- said.Britain would not encourage competition in air forces unless she was forced to do so.The value of air forces was relative.\u201cAt this moment,\u201d he pleaded in slow and deliberate tones, \u201cbefore we have gone very far, the British Government urge with all the influence they can command that a halt should be called and that the powers should limit their air annsj within well-defined bounds to be j fixed by free negotiation.\u201cI commend this, if I may venture i to do so, and I make bold to do so, to ; the German Government.\u201d VIOLATION OF RHINELAND NEUTRALITY UNCONFIRMED LONDON\u2019S BIG JUBILEE PROCESSION WILL BE STAGED RAIN OR SHINE Official Announcement Made Today that Weather Will Not Be Permitted to Interfere with Great Event on Occasion of King\u2019s Silver Jubilee\u2014If Weather Is Unfavorable, King and Queen and Their Retinue Will Ride in Closed Instead of Open State Landaus.London, May 2.\u2014Rain or shine*\t'\u2014 King George\u2019s Silver Jubilee procession to St.Paul's Cathedral next Monday will be carried out.An official announcement today SENATE FORCES MASS TO BLOCK N.R.l PASSAGE NOTED CAREER OF PROMINENT SENATOR ENDS Iderman R,o%s, chairman of the Municipal Road Department, did _____.not take long to make his official report to the Mayor regarding thirty feet with a ray composed of j X X t|ie desecralion of the Pioneers\u2019 Monument in Victoria Park.Sd;a\\rom!ttT'r;sr;4r^00ffileti Hisoffieial report is brief but «0 the point.So Iar as Alderman s T.erc ost\u2019 0I?e sunjf at Jay outlined his views on electrical an unsuccessful treasure hunt to sea and the other a wreck on Cape i Breton Island\u2019s coast.Three more matters jthe Cocos Islands two years ago, : had\u2018escaped\u2018üfe Ice floe I was retired from the United States} ble; and still tw0 others had met j navy^ bec^us^ of physical disability.| difficulty through stress of weather.Photographic films of a coastal j Hope long had been given up for j scene and a marine survey map | another pair carrying thirty-three ; were said to have been seized in j men.! evidence.\t-ive Assembly asserting with trou- \"Roosevelt is needed on the Montreal\tStock\tExchange are\t\tfur- niished by McManamy &\t\tWalab\t\t \tOpen\tHigh\tLow\tNoon Bell Tel\t\t125\t125\t125\t125 Brazilian\t\t*fier&roQ&e Bail?l&etort) Prices For Classified Advertising : CASH RATE\u201410c for 10 words for one insertion; 1 cent for each additional word.CHARGE RATE\u2014Twenty-five cent* for twelve words for one insertion.Two cents each additional word.BIRTHS, MAKRIAGES, DEATHS.Death and Funeral Notice, Card of Thanks, In Meraoriam, without poetry.75 cents an insertion.Poetry included in In Memoriam.two cents a word extra.Engagements, Weddings, Birth Notices, 50 cents.List of flowers included in obituary reporta, two cents a word.Twenty-five cents extra when charge account to opened.Reader Notice in country locals.15 cents per line, five words to a line; Lennoxville and City Brieflets, 20 cents per line.ERRORS in advertisements will be rectified immediately on attention being called thereto.A GOOD NIGHT\u2019S REST IS ACQUIRED BY A SIMPLE METHOD Lack of sleep has proven to be a great detriment to the efficiency of the average person.Sleeplessness may result from various causes.However, in the average case, it usually is due to over-exertion, nervousness, under-nourishment, ft has been definitely stated that a very effective and simple way to overcome sleeplessness is to take a bottle of good Porter before going to bed, and since good Porter is specified, the people of Quebec will naturally think °f BOSWELL CREAM PORTER, which is sold at all grocery stores.Male Help Wanted PROVINCE OF QUEBEC, City of Sherbrooke, T IVING ROOM RUG, S'9x7'6, IN EX-cellent condition.Phone 310-W.pOLL TOP DESK, HIGH DESK, FOUR tables, small safe, paper press, warehouse truck, Silent Salesman show case, battery radio set*, four chairs, scale, 1000 lbs.capacity, lady's side saddle.Phone 115G-W or 1S3-J pOME TO THE KING OF THE REM-nants and buy at half price.25 cases of goods of all kinds just in.Reversible cretonne.48 in wide, reg.39c, for 25c; 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