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VOL. XXX.—No. 228. LETHBRIDGE, , THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1937 16 PAGES , GERMANY WON'T 8000 Hear Giant Flying Boat Damages Pontoon At Toronto Britain And Of Failure France Push Of S. C. Govt. Piracy Meet Demand Cessation of Political Broadcasts on Sunday Delegations from France and Britain En Route to —E. L. Gray and D. M. Duggan Speak—Gray Swiss Village on Lake Geneva—Berlin and Says Government Not Interested in Help­ Rome Contend Spanish Non-intervention ing Farmers by Water Development Committee Capable of Handling —Uphold Constitution by Matter in Mediterranean United Action (By The Canadian Press), ALGARY, Sept. 9—(CP.)—Immediate resignation of REAT BRITAIN and France made known their deter­ C Premier and his Social Credit gov­ G mination today to proceed with the Nyon conference ernment was demanded in a resolution adopted here last to combat piracy in the Mediterranean after Italy and night at a mass meeting sponsored by the People's League Germany, in identical communications, had rejected in­ of Alberta, a non-partisan association. vitations to participate in the negotiations. By a "voice-vote," those attending shouted approval Foreign Secretary Eden and Lord Chatfield, first sea of the resolution. Mayor Andrew Davison, chairman, an­ lord, left by plane for Paris, and from there will proceed nounced that by actual count of gatemen, 8,311 persons to Switzerland with French Foreign Minister Yvon Delbos were in attendance. and a high officer of the French navy. • The Resolution After arriving in Toronto promptly on time and flying over the three flights across the Atlantic without a mishap, was so nr\aly Russia's Accusation • The resolution, in demanding the city for a half hour, the giant Imperial Airways' flying boat, Cam­ damaged that repairs would take three or four days, according to In declining invitations to attend, resignation of Mr. Aberhart, declar­ bria, came to grief when it landed on Toronto's lake front and air officials. Following the crash, it was announced the western Italy and Germany contended the Democracy Faces ed: damaged a wing pontoon. The huge flying boat, which has made tour of the big ship would be postponed. Spanish non-intervention commit­ Toll Gate Levied "He has now In effect abdicated tee in London was competent to his office of premier and has hand­ deal with the matter, deplored the ed over the control of the affairs of fact Portugal and Poland had not Serious Challenge, the province of Alberta to one, been invited, and declared the au­ Against Ont. Hotel Major C. H. Douglas, founder of thoritarian states could not partici­ $9,000 Per Mile pate until the situation arising out Social Credit, residing In Fig Tree Four Powers Bank Books -h 4* + Hh 4* *r« Court In London. England." of Russia's accusation that Italian submarines were guilty of piratical Men, Tory Charge Bennett Declares It charged the premier had "fail­ ed to fulfill promises made to the Cost Of Styall- Carrot Creek Road acts had been cleared up. electorate; defied the constitution of The Italian note further observed It was demonstrated that the cost Hon. Earl Rowe Demands Former Premier Makes Canada; restricted the power of the (Special to The Herald) Cleared In that no conference had been sug­ To Cooperate of the projects done by the day- courts and capitalized distress In Reference to Social , Sept. 9. — Styall- gested following the bombing in the Royal Commission to Alberta." labor system under which the gov­ Cairot Creek highway constructed Mediterranean of the German Political Broadcasts ernment rented machinery from Probe Matter Credit Theory last year cost $253,776 for grading cruiser Leipzig several weeks ago. The resolution, urging a halt to contractor's and Itself hired the la­ and surfacing—an average of just It was understood plans for the Premier Aberhart's Sunday broad­ bor was much higher than costs on Road_Probe PETERBOROUGH, Ont., Sept. ». conference would be modified on Against Subs over $0,000 per nolle, the. royal com­ the contract projects by which a —(CP)—A Conservative demand lor VICTORIA, Sept. 9.—«B~"Never casts, expressed disapproval of the 1 account of Italy's absence to the ex­ mission investigating Alberta high­ contractor was given the entire sub­ royal commission investigation to since democracy became a form of association of religious service with tent of abandoning a scheme for way construction administration ject to such labor restrictions as the Examination of Hon. W. A. ascertain if a "toll gate" hung over government has it been so seriously political speeches on the Sabbath. Britain, France, Turkey confining submarines within strict­ was shown Thursday by Francis G. government might apply. Ontario hotel keepers was tossed challenged as it Is at this moment," He declared: •* ly defined zones. This plan, it was Winspear, Edmonton chartered ac­ L. Y. Cairns, K.C., counsel for Fallow's and Mrs. Fal­ into the political ring today. The Rt. Hon. R. B. Bennett, leader of "The association of religious ser­ and Greece to Take thought, would be impracticable countant called as an expert wit­ Hon. W. A. Fallow and department demand came from Hon. Earl Rowe, the federal Conservative party, told vice with political propaganda is low's Accounts Made without Italy's collaboration. a meeting of Victoria Conservatives Punitive Measures ness. of public works, registered a "blan­ Ontario Conservative leader, who definitely offensive to a very large What substitute would be discuss­ here last night. proportion of our people; It Is in He presented figures calculated ket" protest against Mr. Wins pear's addressed a political meeting here ed was not known, but a system of "In Europe you have forms of direct contravention of federal reg­ from exhibits previously presented calculations being filed as exhibits. COUNSEL AGREE TO last night. ITALO-REICHTEFUSAL reciprocal naval aid in sinking sub­ dictatorship and absolutism," he ulations and, the language used and to the royal commission and veri­ Mr. Justice Lunney upheld Mr. "I have reason to believe from marines caught in acts of piracy continued. the sentiments expressed in these fied, he said, from department of Calms' objection. C. C. McLaurin, DROP MATTER letters I have received that today BRINGS PLAN CHANGE was anticipated. "In the Far East you have war broadcast? are Intemperate, un­ public works records. His analysis K.C., counsel for Liberal House there is a toll gate being levied (Special to The Herald.) and all its horrors which is a truthful . . . and closely bordering PARIS, Sept. 9.— i V)—French compared the costs of building Leader Bowlen, who had called the against hotel keepers in certain EDMONTON, Sept. 9.—Bank More Ships To Move threat against the peace of the on, if not actually, seditious." foreign office officials said to­ four projects constructed on a day- accountant as witness was instruct­ parts that is the worst ever known," accounts and a safety deposit France ordered the fifth destroyer world. Leaders Speak night they had received assur­ labor basis—Styall-Carrot Creek, ed to bring out all the figures ver­ Mr. Rowe said. box of Hon. W. A. Fallow, min­ division of her fleet to prepare for "Is it not time that we With Mayor Andrew Davison, of ances that Great Britain and Posrs-JaspA- highway, Edmonton- bally for incorporation In the in­ The hotel men "need not pay a ister of public works, and his immediate departure for the Medi­ •were talcing serious thought to ,as chairman, the principal two other powers are willing: to Leduc and Leduc-Millet—with five quiry's record. single cent to this administration family show no trace of any terranean to join French units al­ Insure the safety of democratic in­ speakers at the meeting were E. L. co-operate with France in & projects done by contract; Edson- There were 10 long tabulations because they are betting on the connection with matters within ready patrolling the steamship stitutions? Gray, leader of the Liberal party in Mediterranean naval patrol un­ Pedley, Pedley-Jasper Park, Leth- prepared and it was indicated Mr. wrong horse," he said. the sphere of the royal commis­ lanes. "For, mind you, the evidences of Alberta; D. M. Duggan, provincial der orders to "sink submarine bridge-Iron Springs, Calgary- Winspear might be on the stand "If there's ever been a political sion investigation of Alberta The Italian note said Russia's ac­ absolutism are not lacking in Can­ Conservative leader; Lon A. Cav- attackers." Strathmore and Bentley-Rimbey. until Friday noon. fiasco in this province, It is Mr. highways since the minister cusation that Italian submarines ada. anaugh, president of the Calgary Hepburn's labor policy," Mr. Rowe The foreign .ofTice hastily took office, Mr. Justice Lunney had torpedoed and sunk two Soviet "In our western country there Board of Trade, and W. H. Davies, added. "Hepburn is asking a man- ' Didsbury, representing the People's draflcd plans for the naval pa­ was told Wednesday at the end (Continued on Page Three) has been set up a theory at which date from the working man whom League. J. J. Bowlen, Liberal house trol whirh it expected tomor­ of the day's sitting of the com­ you on this side of the Rockies he refuses to trust and he will use (Continued on Page Three.) row's Mediterranean "piracy mission. may laugh, but which must in the conference" to adopt. it against that working man." The bank accounts, Including Congress of Nazis "Men have a right to strike. Men light of recent events be taken Refusal of Germany and CANADA CAVALCADE two held by Mrs. Fallow and have a right to organize. Men have seriously. Yet this experiment In Italy to take part in the con­ those of the minister's children, a right to collective bargaining. Alberta is conducted In the name ference, to be held in Switzer­ were examined by E. D. C. Hits Democracies Neither Mr. Hepburn nor I can take of democracy as the will of the Former Drought land, prompted formulation of Thomson, the commission's that away from them. people." the plan. WESTERN CANADA—Victorian's Visit to London chartered accountant, and Com­ "That is their right to free associ­ Sufferers to Aid Sink Any Sub By ROBERT H. DAVIS. mission Counsel S. W. Field, Despite Visitors ation. But remember that for these Under the proposal an Interna­ K.C., reported the result of the rights as well as many others those Sask. Dry Region tional fleet composed of British, examination to the commis­ NUREMBERG, Germany, Sept. 9. men owe respect for law and III ped with complete wardrobes. The The Left Hand French, Turkish and Greek vessels sioner. —(JP)—On the eve of a visit to the order." Victoria, B.C. day we arrived at the British capital would sink any submarine or war­ Nazi party congress by representa­ Mr. Rowe entrains Saturday WINNIPEG, Sept. 9.—0>—Fam­ One of the fine features of this it dawned upon me that I was shy Matter Dropped ship attacking neutral merchant­ tives of the world's three leading night for a week's tour of the ... Corner... ilies in southwestern Manitoba who city is Crystal Garden, a colossal of the togs necessary to get past the C. C. McLaurin, K.C., counsel for men. democracies. Great Britain, France north with Port Arthur and know hardships of drought but who indoor swimming-pool made of sartorial censor. J. J. Bowlen, M.L.A., and L. Y. Fort British officials were known to and the United States, officials de­ this year enjoyed rain and good marble, glazed tiling and glass. A liberal display of sympathy on Caims, K.C., counsel for Mr. Fal­ William the first stops. Holding a Stop Watch on be in agreement with the plan. nied today that attacks on that crops have launched a drive to pro­ Growing flowers, trailing vines and my part won his confidence. "Of low, signified their agreement to a Colony of Ants. Greek and Turkish assurance that form of government would be vide vegetables for families in light clusters combine to impart a course," I said, "you met the issue dropping the matter there. their warships would co-operate was shushed to spare them embarrass­ southern Saskatchewan's dry area, day-and-night luster that could like a valiant Canadian and held up Mr. Field said that all his wit­ received today. ment. Dominion, N.S. HAPEL of St. John, which is in more than compete with the Roman the honor of the maple leaf." nesses in the highway probe had •Hon. W. R. Clubb, provincial min­ If Germany and Italy hnd decid­ the White Tower at the Tower baths of classic Italian history. In­ "Oh, yes, In a sense." he replied, completed their evidence, with the Democracy already had been link­ ister of public works and labor, said ed to attend, the conference, France C of London, may be placed at hero today. deed, men who have no interest rubbing his bare legs, "but at what exception of Mr. Fallow himself. ed with Bolshevism in a principal To Spend $50,( and Great Britain would have asked the disposal of the Order of the whatever in the mere act of laving cost in personal comfort! My initial Mr. McLaurin said that he had one address. Dr. Alfred Rosenberg. Growers' associations, church or­ for establishment of zones in which British Empire, of which a Leth- the human form are wont to fore­ step was to send for a valet and put (Continued on Page Three.) Nazi ideological leader and recipient ganizations and individuals have no submarines could operate. Each on Youth brldge lady, Miss A. M. Tilley, sup­ gather around this luxurious insti­ myself in his hands. 'Your job,' said of one of Germany's new "Nobel" proposed some of Manitoba's boun­ Punitive Measures erintendent of the Nursing Mission, tiful harvest should be sent to Sas­ tution devoted to aquatic exercises I, 'is to make me fit to look upon. prizes, called Bolshevism the "ille­ OTTAWA, Sept. 9.—((f)—The Do­ Since neither Germany nor Italy is a member. katchewan and the provincial gov­ and while away the time in remini­ And to keep me that way.' He took Winnipeg Loses gitimate child" of democracy and minion and Nova Scotia govern­ plans to attend, Paris and London ernment has arranged to co-operate, scence. me on." said democracy was doomed. ments have signed an agreement to If the scheme Is approved, Dames agreed that punitive, rather than Mr. Clubb said. "This sitting around in minimum "And you became the glass of Last night's session was devoted spend more than $50,000 each in a Grand Cross of the order will have preventive, measures must be taken Noted Sportsman RUSSIA— AMC attire," remarked a gray-haired, fashion and the mold of form." to one of the bitterest attacks youth training program, Labor Min­ the privilege of hanging their ban­ against shipping attacks which have „ MOSCOW, Sept. Q.—