Sherbrooke daily record, 28 mars 1933, mardi 28 mars 1933

[" herbronke lailu mwnrù Established 1897 SHERBROOKE, CANADA, TUESDAY, MARCH 28, 1933.Thirty-Seventh Year APPROVAL GIVEN UNEMPLOYMENT RELIEF ACT AFTER BITTER DEBATE TODAY IN PARLIAMENT.Seven Progressives Joined With Government to Extend Legislation Now in Force and Give Government Broader Powers\u2014Majority of Forty-Three Recorded\u2014 Up to Very Last Minute Opposition Leader Registered His Objections\u2014Hon.H.H.Stevens to Resume Budget Debate Today.Ottawa, March 28.\u2014With the contentious Relief Bill finally approved, the House of Commons today resumes debate, on the budget.Hon.H.H.Stevens, Minister of Trade and Commerce, will be the first speaker, and will reply to the attacks made on the Government\u2019s financial administration last week by Hon.J.L.Ralston, Liberal member for Shelburne-Yarmouth, and G.G.Coote, United Farmer representative for McLeod, the Opposition financial critics.Up to the very last minute Rt.Hon.W.L.Mackenzie King, Liberal leader, continued to protest against the Relief Bill.Just before it received third reading last night he re-stated his objections to it and insisted on a roll call vote which gave the Government a majority of forty-three.Seven Progressives voted with the Government and three Laborites joined the Liberals in voting against the bill, which extends the relief legislation now in effect for another year and adds to the extraordinary powers reposed in the Government.Mr.King had two chief objections to the bill.The powers given the Government to preserve \u201cPeace, Order and Good Government\u201d in Canada were dictatorial powers, he claimed.There was no need for a dictator- #-\u2014 ship in Canada.British peoples in the past had been content to place their trust in parliamentary institutions, and the destruction of power of Parliament was a retrograde step.Further, he claimed the system under which relief is administered is entirely wrong.The Dominion contributed money to the Provinces, who spent it as they chose.The principle of responsibility was lacking as one authority raised the money and another spent it.This encouraged the provinces to embark on projects which they would not ordinarily undertake just to secure Dominion funds and enabled them to retain services which their own tax revenues would not support.Passing of a bill to amend the Dominion Notes Act to permit the Government to suspend gold payments on Canadian currency gave rise to a general discussion of the currency question and the gold standard.There was little contention about it and the bill received third reading without opposition.During the course of the debate on the proposals to amend the Dominion Notes Act, Premier Bennett presented a rather interesting lecture on the growth and development of the present monetary system.He gave some figures showing the extent Ottawa, March 28.\u2014The Sgn-j ate today will resume sessions 1 after a week\u2019s adjournment, and the House of Commons will con-i tinue debate on the budget.The House yesterday passed J on third reading the bill to S permit suspension of gold pay- | j ments on Dominion notes with- , j out division, and a vote of 89 to 1 46 passed third reading of the I | bill to extend the Relief Act I another year.Premier R.B.Bennett explain- j | ed the Government\u2019s currency [ i policy and the need of sticking j | to the gold basis while Canada { j has external debts to meet.Rt.Hon.W.L.M.King, Op- i position leader, denounced the | \u201cPeace Order and Good Govern- 1 ment\u201d clause of the Relief Bill J and protested at what he called | the seting up of a dictatorship | in Canada.PREFERS JAIL LIFE Salt Lake City, March 28.\u2014After a week\u2019s vacation, taken unannounced, Mary Barker is back home, working for her shelter, food and clothing in the place she chose twenty-five years ago for her abode \u2014 the city jail.Life outside the jail, she announced, was too arduous.MUSSOLINI\u2019S PEACE PROPOSAL IS DEFENDED BY PREMIER DALADIER FATAL RESULTS FOLLOW COLLISION WITH TRUCK! French Prime Minister Supported by a Cheering Chamber of Deputies When He Replied to Opposition Attack on Four-Power Plan\u2014Refused to Discuss Details, But Pledged to Parliament that Nothing Would Be Concluded Without Its Knowledge.Paris, March 28.\u2014Premier Daladier, supporte^ by a cheering Chamber of Deputies, today defended Prime Minister Ramsay Macdonald, of Great Britain, and Premier Mussolini, of Italy, against an opposition attack in the chamber on the Italian premier\u2019s feur-power peace plan.The attack culminated in an expression by Deputy Henry Franklin-Bouillon that the four-power peace plan was an \u201cabominable collusion between Mr.Macdonald and Signor Mussolini.\u201d By a vote of 369 to 212 the Chamber postponed interpellations HOPE OF ADJOURNMENT OF QUEBEC CHOUSE NEXT WEEK RAPIDLY FADING Automobile Struck Lightless !\t___________ Truck Near Derry, N.H.Derry, N.H., March 28.\u2014A Cambridge, Mass., couple was killed and three Cambridge women were critically injured early today as their automobile struck a parked and lightless truck on Ryan's Hill, two made to the Foreign Affairs Com-jrn'Jjs south ^of Derry, niittee, and particularly concerning ^ Premier Mussolini\u2019s four-pow^r its plan.The Premier refused to discuss i.e plan, but pledged to Parliament that nothing would be done nothing concluded without knowledge.He declared \u201cFrance fears no menace on any frontier.\u201d Foreign Minister Paul-Boncour, who in a speech on Sunday declared \u201cpeace or war is at stake in the months in which we are living,\u201d had previously minimized the statement by saying that there is no present cause for alarm.Mr.and Mrs The dead were Chester Goff.Mrs.Annie Griffiths, Mrs.Annette Fournier and Mrs.Georgian-na Wilson, all of Cambridge, were anvas taken to the Elliott Hospita' at Manchester with internal injuries and lacerations about the face.His condition was serious.HITLER REPLY TO WORLD PROTEST AGAINST JEWISH POGROM AWAITED FIFTEEN KILLED IN WRECK OF A BIG AIR LINER NO DEMAND FOR REDEMPTION OF NOTES IN GOLD GRAVE WAS TAMPERED WITH Okmulgee, Okla., March 28.\u2014The sliver spurs and silver bridle buried with Eddie Burgess, world champion calf roper killed in a rodeo at Chej\u2019enne, Wyo., in 1925, were taken from his grave here last night.Investigation shed little light on the theft.Although Members of Private Bills Committee Have Nearly Completed Tasks, Many Contentious Public Bills Still Await Discussion\u2014Eight-Hour Day Proposals Expected to Die on Order Paper\u2014Direct Relief Problems Discussed by Prime Minister.Q may not get Disorders Reported in Many Parts of World as Jews and Representatives of Other Creeds Hold Mass Meetings of Protest Against Reported Atrocities\u2014A1 Smith Advocates Giving Anti-Semitism Same Treatment as the Ku Klux Klan.British Plane Crashed to Ground Minister of Finance Pays Tribute in Belgium, All Passengers and to \u201cthe Sanity and Confidence Members of Crew Being Lost.| of the People in Canada.DETAILS OF FINANCIAL OPERATION OF MONTREAL MILK CONCERN AIRED uebec, .March 28.\u2014Unless unusual haste i= displayed by the legislators, the adjournment of Ihe Quebec Parliament at tho end of next week is unlikely, and the members home much before Easter day.The Private Rills Committee of the Assembly has almost completed its work, and the bills remaining for its attention are of minor importance, and not contentious.The scene as regards private legislation transfers itself to the Legislative Council this week, when it is hoped that the Montreal Bill will be dealt with and terminated.The bill has not yet been reprinted, following its passage of the Assembly, but it is hoped that the Upper House will be able to turn its attention to it by Thursday.While private legislation is almost ail disposed of as regards the.Assembly, there still remains considerable to be done by the Public Bills Committee, but it may be expected that the machinery there will be speeded up, now that so many members of that committee need no longer tarry before the Private Bills Committee.In the way of important public legislation there remains the measure to amend the Workmen\u2019s Compensation Act, but as the amendments have __________________________________ ^ already been discussed at a conference between the interested parties After a day of mass protest, Jews throughout the world watched today the situation of their brethren in Germany, where the Government launched an \u201cantilie campaign.\u201d Alleged mistreatment of Jews in the P.eich was protested at meetings last night in many parts of the world.In New York more than 22,000 packed Madison Square Garden, and there was an overflow crowd of many thousands.Alfred E.Smith, addressing this meeting, said Jews are \u201ca peace-loving class of citizens that have been helpful to every country they inhabit,\u201d and declared the only « thing to do with anti-Semitism of the Dominion ^note circulation, i to drag it cut in the open sunlight the total being 3175,701,103.19.Then and give it the same treatment we he stated that the gold holdings of Kave the Ku Klux Klan.\u201d the Department pfFi nance amount- j Twenty je-vsh physicians were ^7ro,$ro\u2019581\u2019827\u201882\u2019 ^ Wth'Ch\t^ted last night from Berlin 25,,L03.19 was against notes ^ re- ; hospltfl]s.chancellor Hitler\u2019s Nazis Domin!0\".lwt(es* an\tZ NEW YORK QUOTATIONS\t\t\t\t The following quotations of today s\t\t\t\tpri^ea on the New York\tStork\tExchange are fur-\t\t nished by McManamy &\t\t\u2022VYaith\t\t \tOpen\tHigh\tLow\tNoor Am.Can \t\t54\u2018j\t54S\t\t55 Vi Am.Smelting .\t14 :,s\t14%\t\u202214%\t14% Am.T.& T.\t90 Vs\t90%\t89's\t69% Atchison \t\t42 V*\t42^4\t42%\t42% i Balti.& Ohio .\t10V4\t10U\t10'C,\t16M: j Beth.Steel .\t\t13%\t13\t18*4 |Can.Pacific .\t6\t8%\tÿ\t8% j Chesapeake j & Ohio \t\t27%\t2d Vi\t27%\t28 V, I Chrysler \t\t914\t9%\t9U\t9 Vi j Corn Products .\t52%\t62 V ô\t61Ai\t51% 1 General Motors .\t11%\t\tn%\t11% j Inter.Harvester\t21%\t221\t21*1\t22 b, j Inter.T.& T .\t6\t6\tG\t6 Sears Roebuck\t.16%\tnvi\t16'i\t17*i Stand.Oil of N.J.\t25%\t25%\t25ai\t25% Stand.Oil of N.Y\t6'i\t\t6 Vi\t0% South Pacific .\t15%\t15%\t15\t15 Stand.G.& E.\t7%\t71-»\t7 Vs\t71 ; Texas Gulf Sul.\t13V,\tmi\t18 Vi\tisVi Union Pacific .\t71\t\t71\t72 ,U S.Steel .\t27 «4\t2SVi\t27%\t27 TNCUBATOR, ABOUT 300 EGGS SIZE.A change for pigs or poultry.C.E.Howse, Water ville./'«HEST AND TOOLS, EXCHANGE FOR vvooo or set harness What have you'.' 116 Brooks Street./ \\NE GOOD COOKING STOVE, WILL EX- change for groceries or stove wood Phone 329 To Let /COMFORTABLE ROOM WITH BOARD.^ English family, central location.Box IS.Record.Male Help Wanted Men to sell aerial eliminators (Radio Marvel) Reduce statics and interferences.Sharpen tuning.Recommended for all electric set*.Install inatant-atly.Instructions with order.Profit lOO'i.Send 45c for sample to E.Boulay, 427 Pine, Providence, R.I.- Female Help Wanted General servant wanted, at.ply Box 20, Record.Teachers Wanted SRO heated apartment, north Ward for\tEverything modem, including garage, frigidaire, beautiful bathroom, etc Finest locality in city Phone Edwards, 135.T ARGE MODERN HEATED APART-^ ment, garage and garden.105 Duffcrin Avenue.^ HEATED APARTMENT FOR $10 for first month of year's lease.Best value in North Ward.Phone Edwards, 135.^IX-ROOM TENEMENT, 13 ABERDEEN ^ Avenue, modern, $25 a month.Phone 987-J.STOCK MARKET Montreal, March 28.\u2014 Offerings totalled 2,537 head on the two Montreal livestock markets today.Receipts were composed of 80 cattle, 2,068 calves, 319 hogs and 70 sheep and lambs.Cattle prices were unchanged.One load from Western Canada were being rested and fed before sale.The small number of plain to fair bulls was sold at $2.50 to $2.75 and the balance of the stock were can-ners and cutters.Calves were slow, lower in quality and from twenty-five to fifty cents off in price.Common to plain quality, weighing less than one hundred pounds, brought $3.Medium kinds over one hundred pounds were mostly $3.50, with small lots of medium good calves up to $4.Grass-ers were sold for $1.50 and commun light drinkers as low as $2.A few sheep were weighed up at $3 to $3.50.Eight common light spring lambs, weighing twenty-five to thirty pounds, brought $4 each.Hogs were about steady.Good quality hogs brought $6.50, with mixed lots at $6.25, including swill hogs.Sows were moving around $4.50 to $5.When sold on grade, selects brought $1 per hog premium, with a cut of $2 and $3 per hog (/, heavies and extra heavies.^elf-contained home, six rooms 1 \u2019 and srarasre.North Ward.Phone 143-W.rp\\VO TENEMENTS, FOUR AND ^IX rooms, hardwood floors, cement cellar, j reduced rental, ir.Carmen St.Phone 3157-W.j -\u2014\u2014 OIX ROOMS AND BATH, HOT AIR FUR-1 ^ \u2019 nace.set tubs, all hard wood floors, 12e j McManamy Tel.843-M.\tj OIX-ROOM TENEMENT TO LET WITH1 ^ bath, $15 per month.Apply 13 Islanil Strest.UMGHT-ROOM TENEMENT TO LET.*J available April 15th.nice locality.North End Apply 152 Victoria Phone 2750 f>ROTESTANT TEACHER WITH ELE-mentary diploma for term of 9 month?, $43 Apply Arthur Arbery, Sec.-Trcas, R 1, Rock Forest.AULT INSTITUTE (HIGH SCHOOL), ^ Valleyfield, Que., assistant principal, B.A., to teach Grades 8 and 9, salary $1,000.French specialist, salary $90') plus Govern* ment grant Three theachers for Elementary grade»1, tialary $700.Only Intermediate diplomas considered.Applications with reference.s received until April 4th.David S Lowe, Sec.-Treas., Box 7.Valleyfield.Quo.Situation Wanted, Female I\\rOMAN REQUIRES WORK IN SMALL family, good references Apply Box 7Ô.Coat icook Real Estate For Sale ^JWEETSBURG BUNGALOW ON BANKS ^ of Y amas k a River Good double garage Bargain price.J.E Palmer, East Angus, Que T ENNOXVILLE - SELF - CONTAINED six room house, modern conveniences, in splendid repairs, good out-buildings.Box 19, Record F^INGSTON AVENUE, LARGE FOUR apartfiient property, all rented.Out-of-town owner instructs us not to refuse any reasonable offer.Phone Edwards, 135.A GLEN SUTTON RAILWAY TRAIN .A.Winchester Struck by a Freight Train While Returning Home from His Wood Lot.Glen Sutton, March 28.\u2014 While returning to his home here from his wood lot, A.A.Winchester, fifty-nine years of age, was struck and instantly killed by a freight train.The road used by Mr.Winchester crosses the railway tracks at a sharp, blind curve, and it is supposed that he did not hear the train.The body was removed to the home of his sister, Mrs.W.Kemp, and Mr.Kemp in Sutton.The funeral arrangements will only be made on the arrival of Mrs.Winchester, who has been teaching school at St.Malachie, Dorchester County.JAPANESE PLANES BOMBED VILLAGE NEAR GREAT WALL Peiping, March 28.\u2014The United State* legation today released a dispatch from missionary sour es stating Japane*e aeroplanes bomber\u2019 Taitowying, ten mile* south of the Great Wall ar thirty-five mile-west of Shanhaikwan, on March 24.The dispatch -aid slight damage wa* caused to the residence of the ! American missionary, Charle-! Oscar Kautte, and the Church of j 1 the Brethren M \u201cion and that nirml Chinese civilians were killed.PASSENGERS ABOARD LINER VICTIMS OF MINOR THEFTS Thievery Aboard Liner Empresa of Britain Became Known When Liner Docked at Los Angeles Harbor.Los Angeles, March 2K Believed to have tome aboard at Han Francisco, a robber today victimized fevers] officers and pastengen» of the liner Empress of Britain, it was learned when the ship arrived in Los Angeles harbor.The total loss war.$631.50.The burglar got $3.50 from Capt.R, G.Eat ta, the cfimmardcr.Others robbed included: Dr.H.B.Thornton, London, $140; J'.J, Folvey, Chicago, 140; H.Wesley, of England, $220; Mrs.Rose O'Brien, stewardess, $100 and Mr*.Hope ,/ UGQ, MIGNAULT à HOLTHAM.AD-vocatca.70 Wellington St North ORRIS A WOLFE.ADVOCATES.ETC., Sherbrooke and Richmond, Que ^SHTON R TOBIN, ADVOCATE.OLI- rpwo NEW FLATS.FIVE ROOMS.ELEC-¦*- trie fireplace, four clothee presses, bath, medicine cabinet, fixtures, etc., to responsible party *13.$20 Apply 90 Murray.vler Bldg., 4 Wellington So Tel 62$.pwing a McFadden, advocates.Room 620, nt 132 St Jamee Street.Montreal Tel.LAncaater 8733.J Armitane Ewing.K C.George S.McFadden, K C\u201e John V Caagrain Auctioneer For Sale or To Let TjUNE MODERN, OIL HEATED, CENTR-ally located home, landscaped grounds, garage, stable, would subdivide.Low terms.41-J Lennoxville.For Sale IJ M.DEMERS, AUCTIONEER, DIST.**'\u2022 St Francia, Sherbrooke.Pha 681-1005.Chartered Accountants P D N E Y.A R M [ T A G E A CO.T.R Edney, C.A.C D Armitage, C.A* Sherbrooke Trust Building, Sherbrooke.HASKELL.ELDERKIN A CO.Montreal Associates.Certified Accountants rxO YOU NEED SHOES! SEE J.D Tremblay, 18 King West, Upper Town | The most extensive stock Beautiful, Durable.Inexpensive Garden Seed pLANT A GOOD GARDEN THIS SPRING.^ With McFaydcn\u2019s Seed* it cost« bo little and grrows eo much; 21/$c, 3c and 4c per paoket for most seeds Big.Oversize Packets All Scads Government Tested.See page ads.farm papers Listen to Radio Programme over local station.Write for Free Seed Liât.Clip this ad and get large packet beautiful flowers free.McKayden Reed Co , 237 Front St.E, Toronto, Ont., or Princess and Market St*., Winnipeg, Man.T H.BRYCE, CPA- C.G.A.AUDITOR.**\u2022186 Quebec St, Sherbrooke.Tel 1308.Trustees in Bankruptcy rp R EDNEY A COMPANY.T.R Edney, C A G.8 Sharpe.Mgr.Sherbrooke Trust Bldg.Sherbrooke A LBERT COMTOIS.LICENSED TRUS-A tee, 83a King St.Wcat, Suite 11, Sherbrooke.P.Q Tel 2724 Wanted To Exchange VyE EXCHANGE OLD FURNITURE FOR \u2019\u2019 new Our valuator will call and give you cfttimatea without charge P.T.Legare Engineers and Surveyors /T P.DUBUC B A.Sc.GRAD.ENGI-* Beer.Quebec Land Surveyor Rea Pat-*Uv < Well St S .Sherbrooke Bell Tel Architects II Qtie G JAMES.MR.A.tC, P O.BOX 336, Sherbrooke Tel 101.North Hatley Business Adviser IF YOUR BUSINESS IS IN DIFF1CUL-tic» «ee H.G.Munro, 185 Queen Street.Live Stock For Sale V'EW MILCH GOOD DURHAM COW.»35.^ accredited herd; nleo grade*, Durhaip, Jor*ey.C.K.Howhc, Wafervillc.rPEN HEAD REGISTERED SHORTHORN Physicians and Surgeons JAR R.B SPEER.EYE.EAR.NOSI and Throat, 98 Wellington St North.Phone 8246 I) R ETHIER PHONE 676.8* KING ST.Weet Electrotherapy Urinary Diaeaea.JYRS J A OARCHE AND LIGNE Darehe, Eye.Ear Nose and Phroa Private Hospital\tvi K,na Rtrw,t w.k JAR 8 MARCUS.GENERAL MEDICINE.ruberctrlosts 6 Welhnirton N (corner King! Tels Office 3S1K.Rea.245H-J.A cattle, fully accredited.Route 2, WaUrvillc.W.A.Lowell, V/anted To Rent w /ANTED TO RENT FARM WITH STOCK and implémenta.Box 16, Waterville.Cars For Sale nACKARD, MODEL 73:!.ROADSTER 1 with rumble Beat, guaranteed Al condition.Blue Ribbon Motor Sales, Phone 1452.pORD FRONT DRIVK LATE MODEL ^ Redan, 6 wire wheel*, aide mounted, hydraulic brake*; paint, upholstery, tlr** and mechanically in perfect condition.50,000 mllfH of good road service In thin car For particular* call or write W J.Powia, 1955 St.Catherine Street Wrml, Wllbank 5151./ANE WHIPPET COUPE, ONE FORD Truck, ono Dodge Truck, one Trailer.Cash or time.Roaa-Keeler Electric Co., Phono 645, Sherbrooke.Wanted To Buy Opp SAP BUCKETS AND SPOUTS Rtata price and quality Guy Bennett, Riahopton.Ilf ANTED ALL KINDS OF LIVE POLL * try Write for quotation* Canadian Poultry and F.gg Co, 150 Roy Street, Montreal./ \\UTBOARD MOTOR, 7 TO 10 HORSE- ' power.In first, (-)*** condition.State make and price.Box 21» Record Veterinary Surgeon SHERBROOKE VETERINARY HOST Dr I, A Gendreau.14 Front.Ph.f'VR.J E McLEAN, B V Sc.VETER1N ary Surgeon Kucceaaor late Dr Tracy Hoapltat, 26 King W Ph 429 day or night Insurance rP A L K WITH Hi, Run Lifo Mon, Rhorbrooko 1>l B E C K E Auto Body Repairs J^ODY REPAIR3 LOW RATES.BEST workmanahlp.Dti of Richmond, Que., and Mrs.A.rg q, | Ryan, and son, Robert, of Minton, Quo., were present for the occasion.The friends of Mr.and Mrs.J.B.Robinson and son, Maurice, will be glad to welcome them back.For the past four years they have been in Vergenncs, Vt., where both Mr.and Mrs.Robinson hove held State positions.They are at present at the ents, Mr.and Mrs, vas a guest of her parents, Mr.and! ., *bo\tMinona and Ruth Virs.B.A.Gilbert recently.\tj omevoy are in Rock Island, where Mrs.R.M.Bishop and Miss pj thÇy wiUspend several days.Bishop were in Sherbrooke recently.Mrs.J.Boulter spent a recent ! week-end in Lennoxville and Sher-irooke, and was a guest of her son, Mr.Dougla Boulter.\t.\t.\t\u201e ,, The Ladies' Aid met at the home \u201e , .'\t\u2022\t\u2022 Rexford, Mrs.C.H.if Mrs.dc Gruchy on Wednosda\u2019.n°l',nM'V\"ld, Rosc 1 hom1ps?n rfternoon, Mardi 22, with a tarn! \"'cr{'\tV1,',1\u2019 Hat'ey to mtend the nttendance of members and visit-.u!?f.\tT°* ^.I; ^l1on ors.The president, Ml's, de Gruchy.^ ,sa\t1 \"as \u2022\u2019ccent opened the meeting b> reading ajxlsl 01 111 Sherbrooke.portion of Scripture, followed by|\tdd^vzm-c i hi i prayer.The minutes of the previous!\torvvJVV 1\\ o rilLL meeting were read and accepted,\t______ The roll was called, each rc-| Mrs.Shirlcv Bowman and brother, spending by reading a dipping.| Clifford Bedclle, of Hartford.Conn., Letters of thanks were read from j were recent guests at the home of those remembered by the society, Mr.and Mrs.K.G.Sharon and Mr.and other items discussed.The: and Mrs.S.G.Stoddard, meeting closed with the Mizpah; Mr.Clinton McLaughlin, of East benediction.Lunch was served by; Bolton, is a visitor at the home of the hostesses.Mrs.M.C.Bishop andj Mr.O.M.Butler Mrs.E.L.McKenzie, assisted by Mrs.rie Gruchy.Miss Beulah Smith, of George-j ville, is the guest of her friend, Miss Madelyn Hartson.Mrs.J.J.Hutchinson returned to Boulter, 'and\"*\th