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THE CHINA MAIL, APRIL 7, 1937.

CANADIAN ATTACK ON

PRIVY COUNCIL

SOCIAL

INVALIDATION OF SOCIAL STATUTES

Ottawa, To-day.

The judicial committee of the Privy Council was yesterday attacked in the House of Commons by Mr. R. B. Bennett, former Canadian Premier, and Mr. Cahan, former Secretary of State, in con- nection with recent judgments of the Privy Council invalidating three Canadian social legislation sta- tutes.

MR. BENNETT, ACCUSED THE PRIVY COUNCIL OF MIS- QUOTING THE BRITISH NORTH AMERICA ACT ON WHICH THE CANADIAN CONSTITUTION IS BASED.

of

He did not suggest abolition

but He said the validity of the

the North not have been appeals to the Privy Council statutes should referred to the courts but only urged amendments to

America Act, so as to give the Do- in concrete cases arising from

minion Parliament undisputed po- them.

wers of legislation of social matters.

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Mr. La Pointe, former Minister of Justice, agreed that constitutional changes were necessary and suggest- work ed a national convention to them out after conferences with the provinces.

Mr. Cahan accused the Privy Coun- cil of trying to relegate Canada to colonial status.-- -Reuter.

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Balance In Sugar Market

General Discussion At Conference

London, To-day. The International Sugar Confer- ence continued its general discus- sions during yesterday's session."

The speakers

Colij were Dr. (Netherlands), Mr. Massey (Can- [ada), Dr. Meek (India), Mr. Liu Chieh (China), and the representa- tives of France, Germany, Bel- gium, Hungary, Czecho-Slovakia and Dominica.

According to a communique the [speakers generally agreed, admit- ting the expediency of an interna- tional arrangement which would restore the balance between pro- duction and consumption, but con- fined themselves to general state- ments in regard to the solution which seemed to them possible.

Later an attempt will have to be made to arrive at the exact method and figures on which any interna- tional agreement might be based.

The delegates who have hitherto spoken unanimously hoped that an agreement would be reached. Reuter.

London, To-day. Mr. Montague Norman was re- elected Governor of the Bank of England yesterday and Mr. B. G. Catterns Deputy Governor-Bri- tish Wireless.

Crown Prince Michael of Rumania has now completely recovered from his recent operation for appendicitis.