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CANADA REDUCES DEFICIT

BUT UNEMPLOYMENT STILL SEVERE DUNNING'S

WARNING

Ottawa, Feb. 25.

of

Mr. Charles A. Dunning, Finance Minister, presented a new Budget to the Dominion of Canada to-day, re- vesting that the fiscal year ending March 31 yielded revenue of $452,- 123,100, while expenditure totalled $539,618,000, leaving a deficit SBZ

gure compares with that of favourable This

of the

previous year,

which was $159,000,000. Mr. Dunning deplored the new "get-rich-quick" psychology. "If we judge from the activity of brokerage houses and the rapid

of the stock market, and ratio of stock prices to earnings, we are forced to recognise a revival of the spirit which proved so disastrous in the pre-depression years. I hope that adequate measures may be taken to keep unsound development in check," he sold.

The five per cent, decrease in re- lief roils had been discouragingly small, he said. He

was afraid that the hard care of unemployment and relief would always remain.

The recent trl-party financial understanding had helped to stabilise international economies, Mr. Dunning concluded.-United Press.

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CORONATION GIFT

London, Feb. 25.

A special Coronation payment of

PACT OFFER DENIED

London, Feb. 25, Questioned in the House of Com- half a crown, and one shilling fut mons regarding the reported offer by. each dependent child, to all drawing Germany to Austria of a Four-Power unemployment pay during the week ending May 8, or the succeeding Pact, Lord Cranborne stated that the week, was announced by the Minis- Austrian Government bad informed ter for Labour in The House of the British Minister in Vienna, that Commons to-day-Router Bulletin no such offer was ever made.--Bri- Service.

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Restoration

Of Hapsburgs

Rome. Feb. 25.

Italy is at present opposed to the Hapsburg restoration. in Austria,

Es authoritatively stated here,

Signor Gayda, writing in the Giornale

d'Italia, наул the restoration would be inoppor- tune, because nobody inside or outside Austria fecla the need for даж change In the present political regime, and it would be dangerous because it might pro- voke disturbances within Austria itself.

Previously, the Italian Govern- ment fad

regarded eventual restoration favourably,—Reuter,

Reciprocal Tariffs Restricted

Washington, Feb. 25. There was a surprising upset in the Senate to-day, which voted 43 to 36 in favour of an amendment prohibit- ing the setting of

Eny tarli reciprocat treaty arrangements, at point where foreign production cost, plus the tariff, would equal or be less

us than the cost of domestic production.

under

switched his vote and hps given

that he will move notice consideration of the bill,

to

However, Senator Pat Harrison has for re- Earlier, the Senate defeated, by 52 30, an amendment prohibiting the setting of new toriis on any agricultural products which are not produced in sufficient quantities in the United States to meet the domestic demand. United Press.

Government Holds Seat In Richmond

CONSERVATIVE HAS BIG MAJORITY

London, Feb. 25. Polling took place to-day in the by-election at Richmond, caused by the retirement of Sir William Ray, the Conservative member.

The Conservatives easily retained ́the seat, the voting being as follows:

Major Watt (Com.)

Mr. Rogers (Lab.)

Con, majority

20,540. 7.709,

12,833. -Reuter.

At the last General Election, Sir William Ray polied 30,433 votes and Mr. L. Gassman (Labour) 10,953.

NOTED INDIAN PASSES

Calcutta, Feb. 25.

The death has occurred of Sir Bhupendra Mitra, High Commis- sloner for India in the United Kingdom from 1931 to 1930- Reuter.

UTCH SUPERVISORS

Paris, Feb. 25.

It is offelally announced that the Commission which will superviso. the Franco-Spanish frontler and prevent the passage of volunteers or war sup- plies, will be composed of Dutchmen

-Reuter.

REBELS' GRIP QUEENS & ALHAMBRA

SHATTERED BY

MINE BLASTS

Men and Horses Are Blown to Pieces

Madrid, February 25,

Loyalist sappers created havoc in the insurgent positions in University City and south of Carabanchel to- day with the explosion of three big mines. The bodies of men and horses were flung into the air in all directions, amid a cascade of stones and soil and the debris of shat- tered houses.

in

The buildings of the Institutes of Hygiene and Cancer University City have been seriously damaged.

There were three separate explosions. As the blasts went skyward the militiamen leaped from their trenches and before the dazed insurgents could defend themselves were among them in their trenches. They captured some ground.-Reuter,

Renewed Attack beadquarters at Sulamanen speaks of the impetuous attacks of the Govern- Madrid, Feb. 25. ment troops, but says that they have The rebels renewed their allock sustained enormous losses. in the University City sector at dawn Government

reports, on the other to-day and soon afterwards opened hand, alate militiamen have occupied fire in the north-west area, bringing | Zabaleta and buildings in the Buena trench mortars and machine-guns Vista district, and consolidated them- into the action.

selvas there, They state that the

to arms factory on the nutskirts of

Their offensive spread across West Park, where the loyal froops checked the

attack and created stalemate.

acling to which the insurgents still·

Low clouds and cold winds have terminated the springlike weather of the sh

past fortnight.

Despatches from Gijon report Loyalists furiously attacking an arms factory on the outskirts of Oviedo, fully confident of being able to cup- ture this strategic site.-United Press. Oviedo Battle Rages

13 under fire from machine- guns in surrounding houses and streets, and that the city's bull ring has been occupied.

Desperate night fighting is pro ceeding around Villar-Reuter.

Woman Spy Executed

Gibraltar, Feb. 25.

It is unconfirmedly reported that the Nationalists have executed the Spanish London, Feb. 25.

motion picture, actress, Oviedo continues to be the centre. | Rosita Diaz, whom they had charged of intensive fighting. The insurgent with esplenage-United Press.

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TEST STRUGGLE

ZBW, Hongkong, is relaying commentaries on the fifth test match, which commenced in Melbourne this morning.

Listeners have the choice of three broadcasting stations for receiving these commentaries.

They will be broadcast by VK3LR, Melbourne, on 31.38 metres (9,580 ̧k.c.). In addition, they will be broadcast through Daventry's Empire Transmissions.

VK3LR is giving a ball-by-ball description of the play, and is also broadcasting a commentary. This station will be heard best in Transmission I and II, which are intended for Far East listeners.

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Transmission. I is from 9.20 p.m., GSG on 16.80 metres (17,790 k.c.) to 1.30 am, the programme com-and GSB on 31.55 mencing with the test match com-k.c.). mentary Transmission II is trom 3.45 to 4.45 p.m., and will be entire victor ly occupied with £1 ball-by-ball player) will commence at 9.15 p.m.

description.

The ball-by-ball commentary by Richardson (an old Test

I.K.T. nightly, and will be for ten Daventry's best programine for minutes. Hongkeng lsteners will be through Transmission II, which is utilising

Daventry's broadcast will be re- GSH on 13.97 metres (21.470 k.c.), layed by Hongkong.

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