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PAGE TEN THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 1929 Bloody Clash Botwoen Fascists And Communists in Germany Berlin, March 14. Strife between the extreme Right and Left elements in this country resulted in bloody clashes between ist a Com- nist ~ followers in the village of Woe hrden, near Heide Sclileswi Holstein, on Thursday nigh en three were fied and hy ht Viera wounded, Communist if Wochrden had been broken u Tepcatedly by the opposin, strict aul rit Pa Racist ecting scheduled there Thur Woehrden Bagh. therefore, form- and | tack was urgatizsd by ie of th ed 'a demonstrative procession of about 150 members who were attack- ed about 130: Communists. Street fighting followed in which Fascist Otto Streibel, of Roest and Hermann Schmidt, of Aunen, and Communist Stuerzenberg, of Silesia, were killed. It is reported that the Communist at- former mem- Hm Rondidered the chief | field of acti vities of agitators of the Radical Right party, who repeated have succeeded in inciting the rural district to sabotage of taxes. German Dictatorship, Attracting Berlin, March 14.--Proposals for a constitutional dictatorship in Ger- many as a solution to the present awkward predicament "into which Chancellor Hermann Mueller's cab- inet has fallen, were finding consid- trable support among politicians, The cabinet crisis -- arising from failure of the Government to form a *big coalition" which would include five parties--has not diminished in Provosal olitical Support the least and is causing great con- cern in political sources." The public and press appeared less agitated. ° Politicians point out that a dictator- ship is provided in article 48 of the German Constitution, but they em- phasize that such a dictatorship would in no way compare with those of Pre- mier Bénito Mussolini of Italy, Pre- mier Primo de Rivera of Spain, or King Alexander, of Jugo-Slavia, v L GOLp | | MEDAL PURE COFFEE A blend exceptional in taste, flavour and aroma, NATIONAL GROCERS COMPANY LIMITED Wholesale Distributors QUEEN MARIE MAY PLAGE HER SON ON THE THRONE Goes to Paris to Discuss Terms With Prince Care! Paris, March 14.--Behind the announcement that Dowager Queen Marie of Roumania will shortly leave Bucharest for a trip to the south of France and Paris, European diplomats see a new move in furtherance of her plan to seat her son, Prince Carol, on the Roumanian throne he renounced after she drove him out, It has been known for some time that Marie wishes to discuss personally with Carol the condi- tions upon which she would be willing to help him regain his throne, now held by his little son, King Michael, by regency. Carol is on the Riviera with Madame Lupescu, It is reported that she is prepared to step aside if Carol 1s called back to the throne, He is still married to Princess Helen, who would be queen if Marie's plans mature. FISHING SCHOONER SETS NEW RECORD Halifax, N.S.,, Mar, 14, -- The fishing schooner Bluenose, cham- pion racer of the Atlantic fleet, smashed all previous records yes- terday for the trip from Lunen- burg to Halifax, covering the en- tire distance in three hours and twenty five minutes ana complet- ing the run from Eastern Point to the inner automatic huoy at Hali- fax, a distance of 38 miles, in 2 hours, No light uvper sails were carried, There was a stiff south- westerly wind, and the Bluenose scurried under the four lowers, Given Year Term For Attempting To Bribe A Jury Toronto, Mar, 14.--John Oliver, convicted on a charge of attempt- ing to bribe the jury hearing the case of Dr, Ben Cohen last May, was today sentenced to one year, the, last six months indeterminate, in the Ontario Reformatory, by Judge Denton, Poultry Thefts Port Hope.--Following a series of thefts of hundreds of dollars of poultry ifn this district, poultry men and farmers in general are taking active steps for protection of their flocks, This district is the centre of a large poultry raising industry, and chicken thieves are making such inroads Into the in- dustry that the business is threat- IF YOU COULD [Emi SEE HIM TO-DAY Biliousness and Constipation gone --Thanks to "FRUIT-A-TIVES" London, March 14.--Figures made public by the Government show there was a decrease of 13,759 in the num- ber of emigrants to other parts of the British Empire during 1928. If allow- ance is made for the miner-harvesters who went to Canada last autumn and subsequently returned to the British Isles, the decrease in British emigra- tion to Canada during 1928 amounts to about 6,000, re= and bowels-- itor A sound sleep and tite--how they all re-appear to ration From British Isles o Canada Shows 6,000 Decrease The Government s show there were also substantial decreases in the number of Britons who left the Brit. ish Isles for Australia and New Zea® land as compared with the previous year, here was also a falling off in Bri- tish emigration to the United States, 22,345 persons being admitted to the United States, or 3,317 less than in life woth living, as soon as {ako ¢ marvel- lous medicine 'Fruit-a-tives," made from fruit juices combined with the | ingredients, Sneat Hedieal Mr, Emery Lemay knows this. Writ- nie) ing from 88 St. Fumill St. Mon he states, "I was always consti; and bilious, which made me feel ti tired and out-of-sorts, One day a travelling Rah Joolinended 'Fruit-a-tives,' You |. sho sme to-day--in perfect health full of energy, and the constipa~ tion all gone." This is one of the great virtues of oruit-adives ita wobderful Sleate: wers, It acts on the three a: organs, the bowels, oh and skin, keeping the body free ot waste, Fie the blood, hiding uj eh h Xo energy. Try them. ho an box--at dealers Representation To Trade Union Cangress Matter of Discussion Melbourne, Aus, Mar. 14.-Australian Labor officials are not likely to send representatives ot the Pan-Pacific Trade Union Congress at Vladivos- tok this summer unless some change is made in the matter of representa- tion. At present it is proposed to have 68 delegates representing the Soviet and colored races and four- teen for white races, including six from Australia, The Australian La- bor leaders regard this as unfair and hope that they will be allowed to send a larger percentage. If they are denied that privilege, they will prob- ably stay away from the congress al- together, Meanwhile the Soviet agents are busy drumming up interest in the Congress and declaring that it will probably be the last event of its kind before *'the great war on the Pacific", and the "last great mobilization of the working classes of the Pacific for the struggle against war and for the overthrow of imperialism," "It is, therefore," all the more im- portant," says the latest issue of the 'Pan-Pacific Worker', official organ of the Congress, "that we should systematically prepare our work, We must begin to organize the ex- change of competent workers for mu- tual aid and assistance between the different countries." Ry JUDGMENT RESERVED ON COMBINES ACT Ottawa, Ont,, Mar, 14.--Judg- ment was reserved yesterday by the supreme court of Canada on the re- ference by the Federal Government regarding the validity of the coms bines Investigation Act, Argument has been progressing on the claim of Government Coun- sel that the act is intra vires of the Dominion Parliament, The provin- ces of Ontario and Quebec, the pro- prietory articles trade association, which came under the ban of the act some time ago and several other companies opposed the Federal con- tention, CANADIAN AUTHORS AWARDED PRIZES Names of Winners in Na- tional Contest An- nounced Montreal, Mar, 14.--"I wish all the branches of the Canadian Au- thor's Association would show as much energy and discrimination, as far as practical work goes, as the || Montreal Branch," Charles G., D, Roberts natioanl president of the the members of the local group at Canadian Author's Association, told | | the reception held in his honor Tuesday night in the Ritz Carlton Hotel, This was also the occasion for publicly announcing the names of the prize winners in the poetry contest, Mr. Roberts praised the work of the poetry group, as well as that of the whole local branch, and refery- ed to the great enthusiasm of the members. He was glad to come to Montreal and to their branch, be- cause, he said, it brought him into direct contact with French-Canad- ian writers, first impulse to produce Canadian Poetry f@m the French-Canadian writers, he said, It was his earnest plea that French-Canadian poetry be included in all courses in French J] literature in Canadian universities, and English-Canadian poetry in all English literature courses. 566 Poems Submitted, It was announced that 566 poems had been submitted in the 1929 contest, Prizes were won by con- testants living in Montreal and {ts |} suburbs, Toronto, Sherbrooke, Van- |! couver, Kingston, Edmonton and London Ont, Brig, Gen, J. Duff Rifle Assoc. Head Ottawa, Mar, 14, -- Brigadier- General J. 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