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NOVEMBER
1934.
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FASCIST REBELS
WATCHED BY SECRET SERVICE.
TROUBLE IN THE RANKS
THE existence of 'n Blackshirt secret service inside the move ment was disclosed by Commander
Do Young Clergy Wed Too Young?
BISHOPS WARNING TO CURATES
Do young clergy marry too early?
This was one of the marriage problems discussed recently at a number of Diocesan Conferences. Thomas Godninn, Fruelst að- i The Bishop of Winchester (Dr. ministrator for Gloucestershire Garbutt), speaking at the Win- and one of Sir Oswald Mosles's ; chester Conference said: most trusted Heutenants,
"The way in which many of the Justifying the summary expul-younger clergy enter into marri sion without Inquiry of rebelage within a short time of their ordination," he said, "Is a serious Bristol members of the British hindrance to their work and an Union of Fascista, ho Anid:, obstacle to their usefulness. "Throughout the Fascist move- ment in this country there is well-organised secret service,
"Ita executives send the lender confidential reports on the melt- vities of members,
"If for any reason we ruspert the activities of any member then he or she is closely watched.
"Expelled members have the right of appeal to the Lender, but in considering the appeal he will have before hin his own. confidential
report from the secret service,“
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Commander Godmiu delivered: his statement on the revolt to mu audience of loyal Blackshirts at his temporary headquarters Fishponds Rond. No were naked.
uestions
who call
"If three young men themselves rebela comie to run I shall receive them as I have al- ways received a Blackshirt," he devinred, "but I shall say to them: You may call me the Goering of Gloucester, shut 4 shall hold in my own two hands the administration of Blackshirts in this aron.
"The genius of the Leader brought the pavement into being. We have only one Leader and 1 am his ambassador. His ardera must be obeyed.
"I have discussed this revolt with the Leader," he added, "and the dismissal orders for two Bristol officers were signed by him personally,"
There was a dramatic moment when Mr. A. V, Gough, the rebel lender, entered the ball. He
usual for a man to marry until he
"In some professions I un
is 30. In contrast ordination 18 usert by many nav a quick rond to matrimony."
Chelmsford Diocesan Conference passed a resolution urging that [members of the Church of England contemplating marringe with Ro- minn Catholics should refuse any conditions which ignored the full cathollelty of the Church of England.
Canon Olivier said that among These conditions was one that the edented เสี children mat Roman Catholics.
"We must not fry to prevent a girl from marrying EL Koman
This Frankfurt man, Harald Schutz,
was the only representative of the rebels and he declared that 200 languages. Here he is reading he had received no invitation to
who does not like cameras, speaks
attend.
chit from Korea.
......
Mr. thoughs asked if there would! Catholic with whom she has fallen be a further inquiry at which e could product his own evidence.
in love," he said, "but the Anglican mast the able to counter the other
"There will be no further in-arty's fear of ex-communication." atry," said Commander Godna
LABOUR SHY OF CONFISCATION
People Would Never Stand For It
Left-wing Socialists, hended by Sir Staffurd Cripps, who, at the party conference at Southport, advocated confiscation of the capital value of industries, were warned by both Mr. Lees-Smith fu former Socialist. Postmaster- General) and Mr. Herbert Morri- son that the electors would not tolerate such a proposal.
In Ita policy report the party exe- cutive proposed that when an in-
dustry was nationalised share-
Speaking of marriage and di- varos, the Bishop of Salisbury (Dr. St. Clair Donaldson) said it had become
that Inevitable
there should be two standards of marri- age, but this also involves the conclusion that many who
had married again after divorce decordance with the law must not be regarded as notorious evil fivérs, and if all is otherwise in order, should be allowed to receive Holy Communion,
FIGHTING THE FLU
PROGRESS MADE IN RESEARCH
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holders should be given the in- It is revealed that an announce. come they were getting and should ment of great importance is shortly eventually be repaid in some form, in be made by the Medical Research or other the capital value.
Council, whose recent investign-
The Left Wingers put forwardtions of the problems of Influenza
aur amendment urging that Ro pro-
be made.
· Mr.
have borne fresh fruit.
'vision for capital repayment should More than a year has gone by sinée British research workers, (Dr. C. H. Andrewes, Dr. Wilson Smith, and Dr. P. P. Laidlaw, of the Mill Hill Farm Research Laboratory) mado known to the world the re-
Lees-Smith usked what would be the effect of this latter polley on the next election,
"You will go before the country sulis of their discoveries.
and say, If we are returned within
These scientists'established thai
six months we shall confiscate one the germ of human influenza can half to two-thirds of the property infect a ferret and that ferrets of every shareholders in every bank throughout the country."
can infect one another just as human beings do by.contact; that
"If there were the slightest pros. human beings, like animals, are temporarily immune after an at-
pect of our being returned to carry tack and that the blood of human out this polley there would be a run on the banks straightaway." Influenzal convalescents contains a
Mr. Herbert Morrison said:
protective substance,
Two new problems have been con- fronting the research workers.
"Britain is not the type of First, can a means be found to pro country and has not the type of tect the ferret artificially against people who are going to respond Influenza without actually giving it readily to confiscation.".
the disease and if so, can this dis covery be applied to human beings?
On a card vote the amendment
was heavily defeated, the figurea It is anticipated that the new
being 149,000 for and
against.
2,118,000 announcement will throw frosh
- light on this lasuo.--
A picture of after desolation is Nome, Alaska, once thriving and colourful centre of the Yukon gold rush, now faid waste by a fire which took a toll variously estimated at from $1,000,000 to $2,000,000. This picture shows all that is left of the ones prosperous town. Nearly the entire business suction li gane, only the government wireless station, a hotel, a hospital, a warehouse and senttered homes remain. With winter closing in, the few remaining inhabitants are threatened with lack of food and shelter.
FREE STATE'S TRADE LOSS
HIGHEST ADVERSE BALANCE IN YEARS
BRITAIN'S
ADVANTAGE
Irish Free State trade returns, published recently for the year ended August 31, reveal that, the the 28 adverse balanes agadost counties is the highest for 10 years. I
The figure, £19,616,000, repre- sents an increase in the adverse! bolanco of more than £1,509,000,; campared with 1933,
The adverse balance has risen 1930. when the stemfily since amount was £10,384,000.
Last year the adverse balance was £14,468,000, and the jump from 1938 until now in the biggest on record.
The total trade of the country from มงเช however, increased 256,789,000 to £57,529,000 for the twelve months,
One of the most noteworthy fen- tures of the statistics is that im- porls from Great Britain increased considerably, while "exportsTM to Great Britain showed a decrease In the period January to August of this year.
During these monks the Free State hought £12.944.000 worth of goods from Great Britain, an in- erense of well over £1,000,000 com pared with 1933,
Cotton Mill Reform
SCRAPPING OF SPINDLES
NAVIGATING DANUBE
The International Danube Com- mittee has arranged to engage ice- reakers to clear the Danube dur ing the winter. It is stated that ten ice-breakers will clear the Danube from Vleann to the Binck Lancashire has begun intensive Son, working in Austria. Czecho discussion of the Colwyn Coms Stovalla, 11ungary, and Rufmania. mittee's scheme for scrapping re- Although freight ships will be en- andnat pindies at a cost of abled to ply all through the winter, £2,000,000 and regulating produc- passenger steamers will, as hither- tion by a quats.
to, run only during the summer and More than 600 mills are con-autumn.
When the vintage in Italy is a success, large grape festivals are arranged in Rome and the musicians throng the streets to play as accom- paniment to the general thanksgiving.
can be
Export Aguces for the 20 con-Icerned, but officinis anticipate that ties show that Great Britain sends month will clapse before the to the Free State almost £7,000,000 attitude of the trade
estimated. worth of goods more than she buys The value of cattle exported dur- ing the first eight months of this year decreased by £1,030,000 com pared with the same period of 1933,
Mr. Fred Mills, President of the Oldham Master Spinners, a men- her of Lord Colwyn's committee which evolved the schema said that everybody in the trade was now realising that individual effort! was not enough.
The total number of cattle ex- ported did not decrease in the same proportion, which shows that cattle.of the chief expurt of the country, are still falling in value.
He laid stress on the Importance
dealing with redundancy.
If that part of the scheme was rejected, he said, the position
might arise that the association, by its quota system, would bring about an improvement which would stimulate owners of closed mills to restart and wreck the effort.
Mr. Henry Boothman, secretary of the Amalgamation of Spinnera' Trade Unions, said that many of the features of the employers' scheme were similar to the pro-i posals for a control board put for ward by the Trades Union Con- gress.
At a recent festival at Zossen naar Berlin German soldiers gave proof of their ability, in emergency by, jumping out of their beds, throwing themselves into their clothes and then racing over hurdles with their motor. cycles.
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