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••:. j TODAY'S UCHTWC:DI) |im^"*" ** ! Bunriae i 6,58 a.m.—sunsets 6.47 p^m? TODAY'S WEATHER FORECAST £lghtlng-up time 7.17 p.m. Rule of the Road , KEEP LEFT—PASS ON THE RIGHT Showery Iji? jRopl feptte wuh <£ INCORPORATING THE ROYAL GAZETTE (Ertabliahed 1828) and THE BERMUDA COLONIST (EstabUahed 1866) • I. —W!8 VOL. 19—NO. 211 HAMILTON, BERMUDA. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1934 3D PER COPY—40/. P1R ANNUM THREAT OF DOOM HANGING APPEAL CASE HEARD IN FOREIGN COMMENTS ON Silk Stocking Rope to OVER EUROPE'S CENTRES THE SUPREME COURT GERMAN "MORATORIUM" Organised British Labour to Combat Safety French Air Minister's Statement What Constitutes Obstruction Becoming Easier for Reich to BANCROFT, Ont., Aug. 31 Fascism; Trade Unions' Manifesto After Aerial Manouevres of The Police? Pay Britain, it is Said (CP)—A pair of silk stockings hastily stripped off a girl's "ONLY RUSSIA IS SAFE" Does a man's omission to open a LONDON, Aug. 31. (CP)—The legs and fashioned into a rope Fascists "Filled the World with Horror of their door to policeman in possession demand of Dr. Hjalmar Schacht, were the means of saving the of a search warrant constitute an lives of two tourist fishermen PARIS, Aug. 31. (CP)—M. Pierre German Minister of Economics, obstruction or an interruption of that the Reich be accorded a full from drowning in Lake Pud- Deeds, Swept Away Freedom" Cot, French Minister .of Air, de the police? ash. scribed today what he called "the moratorium on foreign debts, drew This was the question which from the Foreign Office today trade The two men were fishing constant threat of doom to the came before the Supreme Court great European cities by air raids." statistics indicating that it was from a canoe when it capsised. LONDON, Aug. 31 (CP).—Organised British labour today declared yesterday morning, when the ap becoming easier for Germany to They were thrown into the war on Fascism. A manifesto was issued by the General Council of the He made this statement after the peal of Conrad Darlington Sealey pay Great Britain. Trades Union Congress which threw the whole weight of British labour conclusion of the French aerial water near the bank. Miss C. against sentence passed upon him The Foreign Office did not deny Folcard, local girl, seeing their into the fight. The manifesto declared: lanouevres, in which the de by the Central District Magistrate fences of Paris were technically that the Germany transfer problem predicament and failing to was heard by the Acting Chief reach them, peeled off her ' Born of post war confusion crushed. was becoming more difficult so and depair, the Fas.iit party in Justice, the Hon. R. C. Hollis Hal far as other creditors are concerned. silk stocking and tied them STRIKE OF WELSH COAL M. Cot warned against the fright- lett. together. This hastily im Italy and the Nazis in Germany destruction that awaits the "Our figures show that Ger have used their powers to sup Sealey was convicted and fined 110 many's trade balance is increasing provised "rope" she threw to MINERS NEXT MONTH great European centre as a result for an offence under Section 40 the two men, whom she then press by violence all other parties. of the huge progress of aviation and that the transfer problems of Murder, torture and exile were of The Liquor Licence Act. 1921, the Reich, as they touch Great drew to safety none the worse since 1916. the magistrate finding that he had for their adventure. Demand for Increased Wages their weapons. They filled the Britain, should be easier," a world with horror of their deeds. "OUR MISTAKE" obstructed a detective officer in the Government spokesman said. execution of his duty. May Endanger Industry Servile obedience of every citizen * * * is exacted by their power con "Our mistake is in judging the BASLE, Aug. 31 (OP)—Officials -oo— isibilities of modern aviation A QUESTION OF INTENTION LONDON, Aug. 31 (CP)—Labour centrated in the state; freedom of the Bank for International leaders said today that 140,000 of thought and action both in the basis of aviation during Settlements today began drafting FRANCE EXPECTS RUSSIA TO he war," he said. "We forget in opening the case for the ap coal miners in Wales would go on the country's Press and associa a stiff protest to Germany against ENTER THE LEAGUE strike on the night of September tion have been swept away; the that during the last war bombard pellant yesterday, Mr. A. R. Vau yesterday's speech by Dr. Schacht, ments were small. We also forget crosson said that the facts were 30th unless they were given increas spirit of war and the creed of which proposed an absolute mora ed wages. Secretary Oliver, of blood have been glorified. that during the war London re not in dispute; it was essentially torium. Influence on Situation in Far lived but 30 tons of bombs, which a question of law. In the case of the South Wales Miners' Federa found l .800 victims. obstruction, he said, intention The authorities here said they East Being Discussed tion , has served notice to employers PEACE TREATED WITH formed a great part. The police considered the speech a declara that the present wage agreement CONTEMPT "Today an aerial fleet easily tion of the bankruptcy of the Reich. could drop 300 tons of bombs on arrived at 7 a.m., and Sealey's PARIS, Aug. 31. (CP)—Despite ends on that date. It is generally London within a day. Ten days door was closed the previous night. oo the growing opposition of the small feared that a new agreement will be "Peace and all its agencies are such bombardment would The Acting Chief Justice inter powers, France firmly expects that difficult to negotiate. treated with contempt. Middle- produce 180,000 victims. No posed that there was no evidence ENGLISH FLYER REACHES Russia will enter the League of The closing of these mines would class Germany, professional men capital could resist such slaught to that effect, although he added Nations in September. endanger Great Britain's coal trade, and clergical workers all find their er." that it did not make any difference CANADIAN CAPITAL Accepting Russian membership and the Government is keeping a salaries reduced to starvation limits whether it was closed the night as a virtually accomplished fact, close watch on the situation and when they are fortunate enough 'ABOMINABLE PROGRESS" before or ten minutes before, if OTTAWA, Aug. 31. (CP)—Greatly League of Nation circles turned to is prepared to intervene to prevent to find work. The standard of life a shutting down of the mines. is continually sinking. Fascism M, Cot added that his figures Sealey did not know that the fatigued but gratified at reaching the discussion of its probable ef police were coming to his house. his goal, Mr. John Grierson the fects on the international situ brings nothing in its train but op took no account of the "abom -oo pression and suffering. inable progress" made since the Mr. Vaucrosson submitted em English flyer reached Ottawa yester- ation. Particular interest at terday afternoon. He set out from tached to consideration of the "The Labour movement is deter war in the use of incendiary gas phatically that Sealey did not ob STATISTICS REVEAL RECOVERY and bombs, which would create struct the police. On the contrary, Rochester, England, on July 20th., possible influence of the Soviet's mined that Fascism bo thoroughly he told them that if they wanted to to conduct a survey flight to Can membership on the Far East OF BRITISH SHIPBUILDING exposed, once and for all. Each terrible panic. affiliated organisation and every Only Russia was reasonably go in they could break in, and ada by way of the northern route. situation. The last stage of the journey from lover of democracy and freedom is safe, he said, on account of the there could be no dispute that * * * LONDON, Aug. 31. (CP)—The breaking in the door was part of James Bay to Ottwa was accom ROHE, Aug. 31. (OP)—An official called upon to make every effort to huge distance between her capi recovery in the British shipbuilding achieve this object and strengthen tal and the remainder of the the duty of the police under such plished in five and three-quarter announcement supporting the Lon hours. and shipping industries was well the hands of the Labour move powers. M. Cot urged the re circumstances. don communique that Britain, illustrated yesterday by publica The Acting Chief Justice:—I do Mr. Grierson told a Canadian Italy and France are working to ment in it~ campaign to ensure duction of the French Army and tion of the statistics of the ton the victory of democracy and soci Navy credits, with a correspond not know that I should define it Press representative that his flight gether in the interests of Russia's nage built on the Clyde for the as their duty. It was their duty if had been undertaken entirely on entry into the League is expected alism over the forces of dictator ing increase in air credits. first seven months of this year. ship." —oo they had no other means of gaining his own and its purpose was to to be published here. The figures indicated that more entrance. make a survey of a possible airmail oo—— ships were built in the. first seven STREET FIGHTS HANDBILL DISTRIBUTOR route from the United Kingdom months of 1934 than for the whole MAIN SUBMISSION to Canada.