Sherbrooke daily record, 26 septembre 1933, mardi 26 septembre 1933

[" Sprnrù Established 1897.SHERBROOKE.CANADA.TUESDAY.SEPTEMBER 26, 1933.Thirty-Seventh Year.GERMAN REQUESTS CONTINUE MAIN DISARMAMENT STUMBLING BLOCK *- RUSSIA PLACES BAN ON GERMAN CORRESPONDENTS France and Britain Unite in Opposing German Requests for Permission to Build Light Military Aircraft and Samples of Tanks and Heavy Artillery\u2014Former Allies Split, However, on Enforcement of Sanctions During Supervisory Period.j l { | Moscow, Sept.26.\u2014The ; Soviet government today or- | i dered the withdrawal of all ! Soviet newspaper correspond- ! ents from Germany and gave '< notice to all German corres- | ! pendents in Moscow to leave : the country because of alleged | discriminations and persecu- | i tions to which the Soviet news- ! j paper people were subjected in Germany.PREMIER HITS BACK AT HON.ARTHUR SAUVE S- Geneva, September 26.\u2014Two broad divisions have entered the disarmament conversations between Great Britain, France and Germany, being pushed in an effort to reach the basis of a!11 nFR WINTFR ÇFAÇON armament accord before the World Disarmament Conference resumes.\tSLAoUl next month.\t:\tTHAN LAST IS fcXPfcUtU One finds Britain and France together opposing Germany, the Province Has Done More than Its Share of Work of Finding Markets for Farm Produce, Declares Hon.L.A.Tasche- reau.DUPLESSIS NOT READYTO ISSUE HIS STATEMENT Temporary Leader of Provincial Conservatives Expected to Comment on Gagnon Candidature Tomorrow-Houde Will Not Attend Convention.*- CANADIAN DOLLAR HIGHER AT NEW YORK TODAY Quebec, Sept.26.\u2014\u201cThe Province of Quebec has done more than its share of the work of finding markets for farm produce, even al- e une mas Britain ana r ranee togetner opposing Germany, tne( .oonT~ô7\u2019\u2019 r*.nninflT,v though that should in reality hav.other separates Britain and France.The conversations are concerning ! enhnperi \u2019were out ahead of the been ,\" declared Premier L.A.Tas ________ apper disarmament, the British plan having been accepted by the World ither sages today with a prediction Conference as the basis of further discussions.\tjthat this coming winter is going to France proposes roughly that no new arms be taken up for a c°edvf\u20acr.ethan \u2018âît\u2019 but not espcci' supervisory period of three or four years, after which effective dis-ja Trappers predict by the fur on armament would begin.She would have regular international j the foxes, or how thick musk-supervision during this trial period, and would like to have sanctions 'rats build their houses, but gas en-to ensure action against any nation breaking the terms of the truce.igineeJ.s, look at heating bills for the Germany wants the right to build light military aircraft, with pro- [\tyears> allfi see what t e totypes of the tank and all those forms of armaments forbidden her under | ^n