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europe thrown into confusion through order issued by jugoslavia mussolini demands airing of secret plotting in all countries warns belgrade paris cabinet split rome premier benito mussolini is preparing to ask a complete show- down not only on jugoslavias ac cusations against hungary charging complicity in the assassination of king alexander but the whole pro blem of secret plots and counter plots throughout europe- this was revealed reliably sunday night in connection with jugoslavias action at geneva asking that the council of the league of nations take up her charges against hun gary the jugoslav government formally alleged that hungary was guilty of complicity in the shooting of king alexander at marseilles while starting a goodwill tour last month declaring the hungarian government permitted croatian ter rorists to find asylum there while hatching their plot the jugoslav memorandum to the league stirred up a hornets nest on the continent diplomats feared it would bring whole groups of ex iled plotters into an international discussion which might prove embar rassing to a number of states for example france might be ac cused of harboring fascist plotters against italy czechosolvakia with harboring nazis switzerland with giving refuge to poles and germany with permitting austrian nazis to plot against the vienna government attacks and counterattacks were feared which might make it difficult for any nation to remain undisturb ed all europe faced the possibility of black insinuations the italian press already has showed what can be awakened in this truth party by recalling that the serbian dynasty started by kara georgcvitch to which king alexan der belonged began when the last ruler of the obrenoviteh dynasty was killed in 19c3 ii duie was determined to bring into the open the whpla ieuropean merrygoround of conspiracy which many believe is whirling the world rapidly toward a new war however it appeared that jugo slavia would be urged to use caution in pressing her charges against hun gary while italy and france take the lead in bringing the secret dip lomacy of postwar europe before the public mussolini favors laying all cards on the table- but believes that jugo- ilavia had best refrain from pushing her charges until the entire picture conies into the open frances old ally in case of a ger man attack was declared by friends of former premier edouard herriot to have been renewed last saturday it was asserted to have been made by maxim litvinoff the russian foreign commissar last spring to the late foreign minister louis barthou and again to his successor pierre laval during a long talk with the soviet counselor marcel rosen berg at the foreign office leon archimbaud reporter of the budget stood by his declaration of friday before the chamber of de puties that it was undeniable that this understanding exists while the foreign office limited itself to a de nial that there was any military accord rumors of a rift in the cabinet were vigorously denied by premier pierreetienno flandin but friends of herriot leader of the radical socialists said lie was in disaccord with laval particularly over rus sias negotiations and had even of fered to the premier his resignation from the cabinet which had been re fused and withdrawn 10000 party mciiyahis stage costly all- night party to end rum ors of rift miss chamberlain engaged french preparing for war paris france it apparent sun day night is getting ready for war in the hope of preventing it by a mighty show of armed force and political power the danger of conflict growing out of cooling friendships and rising na tionalistic animosities among nations is clearly see by french leaders whose talk of menaces particular ly in the direction of chancellor hitler has become outspoken the french have mingled words of confidence at europes stability with warnings to guard against attack in the first place france is enlarg ing her army stationing her arnia ments and rebuildings her air forces in a vast modernization program second she is seeking to bring great britain closer french cabinet split the real facts concerning a francosoviet understanding re mained in dispute sunday night a dispute rumored to have caused a rift in the french cabinet but russias offer of armed aid against germany was reliably said to have been actully tendered this offer of military aid by paris prince alex mdivani point- 4 to the recent costly allnight party with dinner champagne and dancing to prove that all is well be feen him and the princess heiress to a 5 and 10cent store fortune the occasion not only marked the 22nd birthday of the former barbara hutton prince mdivani explained but also was designed to end ru mors of a rift in our happiness i hope everyone will now realize we are happily married and love each other he aid and the staff of the ritz where tic party was hed in an opulent setting was happy too we rarely get such parties these days one employe admitted he estimated the cost of the affair at slightly more than 130000 francs about 9750 the 120 guests who included princes a duchess three barons 13 counts and two baronets among other titled aristocrats danced until 4 am in a ballroom transformed in to a reproduction of a street in casablanca morocco table decorations were formed by beds of orchids and the tables were placed about the ballroom in night club fashion princess mdivani flew to london the next day en route to new york while the prince will go to india for polo he said they would meet in indochina early next year miss dorothy chamberlain photographed with her father th right honorable neville chamberlain chancellor of the british ex chequer miss chamberlain has just become engaged to stephen lloyd son of mr and mrs t z lloyd of birmingham govt economy so heavy is the burden of taxation that prominent citizens in every sec tion of the country have been prot esting that it is essential to reduce tho charges of government in order to bring about improved conditions unfortunately most of the gov ernment expenditure at the pres ent time is uncontrollable in the fe deral field for instance an estimated expenditure of 145000000 for tjie year 193331 313000000 is in the classification of uncontrollable this is made up of 138000000 for interest charges on the national debt 55000000 to meet the canadian na tional railways deficit 3s0000000 for pensions and soldiers care 15- 000000 for subsidies to the provinces 12000000 for old age pensions and soldiers care 15000000 for sub sidies to the provinces 12000000 for old age pensions and 350000000 for unemployment relief- these items are all fixed and uncontrollable much of the remainder which is classified as controllable is actually uncon trollable suci as tho salaries of the civil service members of parlia ment juigcs and such officials with out whom there would be no govern- piont since 1930 controllable cxpendlt- tares has been reduced by a trifle jbore thnp 31000000 bring good humor to serious world hungarian cartoonists win applause in london for tempered wit london two hungarian car toonists have been the cause of an international congress hero which engendered only laughter and hand shakes they arc alois dcrso and emeric kclen artists who have established themselves informally as official cartoonists to the league of na tions their exhibition in london arrangctl by the ah peoples as sociation drew visitors of many na tions including some of the fore most of their victims although derso and kelen who work jointly had depicted the states men as birds fish animals child ren toy soldiers and barkers in a fair ground they all seemed very happy about it signor grand italian ambassa dor to london waved aside those who greeted him upon his entrance saying just a minute i have no seen the latest ones yet sir john simon british foreign secretary who officially opened the exhibition was very complimentary he declared that derso and kelen arc adding to international accord their cartoons he said are not vic ious distortions but gentle raillery which could be appreciated by all nationalities moreover he declared dcrso and kelen probably do a lot of good by the way they conduct their legpulls although sir john simon ad ded i may sometimes fail to recog nize myself among those cartooned i never fail to think how perfect all thoso others represented are visitors to the exhibition seemed rather puzzled as to how two people could produce one cartoon between them and could develop a stylo in which it is impossible to detect which of them has done which fi gure the two cartoonists were very modest they pointed to their draw ings and smiled eventually they allowed themselves to talk it is easy said kelen yes very good agreed derso he continued kclen pointing to derso draws from memory al ways i draw ever from life then when i have drawn my subject der so suggests how to make it bet ter often we argue derso argued but always with good humor he shows me my weak points of course we do not always have the same ideas kelen added we argue we hammer we push it into shape agreed derso it is terrible but always harmon ious it is easy said kelen i like london very much i turned derso the markets produce prices united farmers cooperative co saturday were paying the following prices for produce eggs grade al in cartons through associations 44c and with cases returned a large 32c a medium 29c a pullets 23c b 18c c 15c butter ontario no 1 cream ery 21c no 2 20vic poultry quotations in cents dressed live dressed nillkfcd 93 oats 30 to 33 barley 43 to 44 corn go to 70 rye 45 to 47 buck wheat 40 to 42 malting barley 64 to 60 hens a a a over 5 lbs 9 12 4 to 5 lbs 8 11 3a to 4 lbs 7 10 3 to 3 lbs 6 9 old roosters 6 8 spring chickens- over 6 lbs 12 16 18 54 to 61bs 11 15 17 5 to 5v4 lbs 10 14 16 4vt to 5 lbs 9 13 15 under 4m lbs 8 12 14 broilers 1 to 2i lbs 11 15 17 hay and straw no 2 timothy hay baled ton 1750 to 1850 no 3 timothy hay ton 15 to 16 straw wheat baled ton 10 oat straw 750 to 850 wholesale provisions wholesale provision dealers arc quoting the following prices to to ronto retail dealers pork ham lsmc shoulders 13wc butts 16c pork loins 20hc picnics hhc lard pure tierces 12c tubs 12mic pails 13tc prints 13c shortening tierces 9c tubs 9jc pails 10c prints 9mc grain quotations following are sundays closing quotations on toronto grain trans actions for car lots prices on basis cif bay ports manitoba wheat no 1 northern 84a no 2 northern 81 no 3 northern 78 no 4 northern 74 manitoba oats no 2 cw 48- no 3 cw 44 no 1 feed 42 mixed feed oats 34 manitoba barley no cw 58 no 1 feed screenings 21 per ton south african corn so ontario grain approximate prices track shipping point wheat 91 to austrian thinks moon is like a nut kernel of which earth has not seen vienna the man in the moon isnt in the moon at all nor are all those cold and lonely looking moun tains according to a theory propound ed by mr joseph weisberger aus trian astronomer mr wciberger has published a book called the riddle of the double planet eearth and moon in which he puts forward the theory that the moon like the earth is cov ered with an atmosphere whose up per surface reflects the light of the sun in such a way that we can never see the globe it encloses what they see in moon strato sphere he contends mr weisberger bases is hypoth esis on the observation that maps of the moon are exceedingly variable lunar georgraphy he says is very vague and uncertain tomorrow the camera may show a picture of the moon greatly different from the one it cnught today i what one sees he says is an ever changing atmosphere shell about the moon and it may no more resemble the real object than thej prickly hull of a chestunt resembles the smooth brown object inside due to the rotation of the moon the surface of its air cover has as sumed the form of wave3 and spirals insull acquitted jury takes only two hours to reach decision faces other charges britain to move arsenal j to less pregnable place london the royal arsenal at woolwich the governments huge munition facory and armament store ion the south bank of tho thames which is directly in toe line of flight of continental aircraft is to bo re moved to the west coast according j to the daily herald j the final decision that paper says has been taken by the committee on chicago- samuel insull sunday enjoyed his happiest hours since the 1929 stock market collapse under mined his 2000000000 power em pire a federal court jury had believed j imperial defense and the cabinet empire game may alternate in future be tween british isles and canada his asertion gentlemen the worst that may be said was that i erred in judgment not in honesty and had acquitted him his son and 15 other former lords of la salle street laya of a charge of mail fraud 10000- ian1 an j 000 in magnitude congratulations by telephone and telegram poured in all day into his small hotel apartment where he rest ed with his wife and samuel jr visitors by the score trooped to his quarters and the 75yearold host greeted them all personally still ex ultantly happy over his complete victory in the first prosecution of charges growing out of the collapse fo his utilities combine this is the happiest day of my life he exclaime he himself answered most ot the telephone calls told newspaper men to come in and posed willingly with his familv for photographs shows flair for prophkcy lie alone apparently in a flash of tha acumen which brought him to a pinnacie as a traction light and power potenate almost without peer had gaugeil correctly the jurys course saturday its surprisingly short twohour and twominute deliberations on a complicated financial case embracing almost 2000000 words of testimony had caught court attaches counsel and most of tho defendants them selves by surprise but not insull ill give them two hours he had said shortly before the jury left the courtroom at 221 pm saturday but even he blanched as he sat down before judge james h wilker- son shortly after 123 pm when tne jury signalled it had agreed there was a moment of dramatic suspense then foreman john d lent submit ted the verdict which was read by the clerk granting judicial absolu tion to all the defendants came next an emotional outburst seldom witnessed in the sedate fed- oral court some defendants cheered i spectators rushed through to con- 1 gratulate all papers were tossed wildly about a few of the defend ants wives wept beginning of vindication but even in his moment of triumph insull could think of the days ahead i look upon the verdict as the start of my vindication there are other cases pending you know toronto possibility of the bri tish empire games alternating be- tween england and canada becauso other countries competing could not decide on the color question was revealed recently by m m bobby robinson of hamilton mr robinson chairman of the hugh j eucs master general of ord- 1 canadian british empire games j i committee in his report to the 47th which dispatched a commission of war experts including lieut gen sir nance to find a site safe from aerial areas in wales cumber- annual meetmg of the amateur ath- ayrshire it is said were visited this removal of th royal arsen al the daily herald says is part of a general reorganization and redis tribution of tho nations munition and aircraft factories being carried out in consequenco of the development ot bombing aircraft us now seeking deal with britain informal navy accord pro posed as japs continue firm london the significance that lay behind authoritative reports the united states is likely to seek an in formal naval accord with britain was being digested in official quar ters sunday it was learned from reliable sources over the wockend that this step is likely in the event of existing naval limitation treaties being ditch ed through failure of these two coun tries and japan to reach in accord in current tripartite conversations japanese insistence on actual naval parity has made the hope of such an accord being reached dimmer as tho conversations proceed meanwhile a tenative arrange ment for japans forthcoming denun ciation of tic washington treaty was outlined to united states ambassa- doratlarsre norman ii davis by ambassador tsuneo matsurdaira of japan during a golf match thedate for the denunciation was not however set the two amws- sadors discussed the generai satlook but it was understood there was no change in the general situation as a result the conversations are vir tually deadlocked at present letic association of canada said south africa logical locale for the next games could not be induced to allow colored athletes to compete they are called british empire games and must be so in nature therefore it is impossible to prohibit colored athletes mr rboinson de clared however all countries which take part were given until 1935 to make a bid for the games he added and it could not be decided until thn where the games will be held during discussion of the report p j mulqueen who recently resign ed as chairman of the ontario ath letic commission and a e ii coo of winnipeg both protested against criticism that british empire and olympic games teams were over staffed with officials idle get new deal by relief activities richmond va virginia is be ing dotted with a new type of semi- industrial and manufacturing ac tivity with the goal of providing a new deal in the necessities of life to forgotten men women and child ren now on the relief rolls they include a meatpacking plant six mattress workshops a tomato and a vegetable canning plant and 55 sewing rooms with plans for a fishsalting plant also under consi deration they are all operated by the virginia emergency relief ad ministration and are on a rather small scale as compared witli most privately operated enterprises relief officials aver that all the projects are of an emergency nature and not operated in competition with private industry since only relief labor is used and the products distri buted free to needy families only london expects quite active market for heavy water at good fat price london water is shortly to be marketed here at 2 a gram not as an aftermath of drought but as a result of a new invention for it will not be ordinary water it is to be the first commercial pro duction of the heavy water con taining heavy hydrogen recently discovered in the united states chemists declare that this new water will open vast fields of re search and as the result of many experiments imperial chemical in- i dustries ltd have established a plant of varying density and depth which j which will enable a steady supply to resemble mountain chains and j be maintained at the price of 2 a craters not entirely unlike the sur face of a cloud on which one may look down from a high mountain peak the author of this theory thinks it is substantiated by the character of the shadows in the moon if the mountains there are really as high as scientists believe they would cast long and dense shadows he thinks which would make the edges of the moon dark and jagged like a saw blade but just the opposite is the case he asserts for the brightest part of the moon is near the cir cumference russia buys trees from aabama nursery mobile ala tho soviet govern ment has purchased 10000 citrus trees in tho mobile region and has formula in which normal hydrogen appointed mr a m troycr of fair- j plays a part it may well mean that gram so far little is known of the actual importance of this heavy water but with a continuous supply chem ists are expecting to add discoveries of first rate importance to their present negative knowledge that cer tain seeds and organisms will not grow in it an official of imperial chemical industries declared that the discov ery of heavy hydrogen as well as bringing about a revolutionary change in beliefs in the constancy of the constitution of water might well bring about a big change in the teaching of chemistry not only he declared may it have an allimportant influence on the growth of plants but tho dis covery of heavy hydrogen means that there can be many varieties of each grocery weights probe resuming medal won by work in air conditioning new york willis h carrier ot ne wark n j was recently awarded the american society of mechanical en- ottawa shortweights in grocery gineers medal for 1934 in recogni- stores are now engaging the atten- j tion of fiis research and development tion of the royal commission on work in air conditioning price spreads and mass buying when i chairman of the board of several the commission meets again this j engineering firms bearing his name week sutherland cudy inspector or mr carrier is a native of angola weights and measures for the do- ny and a graduate of cornell unl- minion government will complete versity he is author of many tech- submission of hi j report on a special nlcal and scientific papers one ot investigation into short weights con ducted during the summer british business continues to gain london retail trade in britain is advancing official returns now is sued show that the money value of such sales was 48 per cent more in that month than in tihe same period last year similar comparlons in regard to other british business activities are mor varied unemployment has been reduced overseas imports and ex ports have improved purchases of raw materials in particular showing an increase shipping freights are less depressed iron and steel production and electrical engineering have gone up on tie other hand bank clearances and post office receipts ar down cotton woolen and silk industries are not doing so well the building trade is also depressed british business recovery upon the whole though less pronounced than was the case six months ago has thus by no means ceased which written in 1912 presented tho theory now generally accepted as to evaporation of moisture in connect ion with air conditioning other awards by the society in clude the worcester reed warnor gold medal to ralph e flanders of springfield v for his contribu tions to a bettor understanding of tho relationship of the engineer to econ omic problems and social trends the societys junior award to john i yelliolt jr instructor in mechan ical engineering at the unlvorslty of rochester rochester ny has novel safety plan i as a technical consultant on cl- 1 time no one will be able to learn bile trus fruits to servo in the caucasus district of russia the fees purchased by russia have been shipped purchase of tfie trec3 was made a commission from the soviet union with letters of in troduction from dr walter t swln- glo chief physiologist of tho united states bureau of plant industry four thousand trees wcr bought trans- j plain chemistry all students have to be specialists will potato bonus urged for new brunswick 50 carloads for west of clothing foodstuffs amherst ns fifty carloads of clothing and foodstuffs have gone forward from the maritime provinces already this year to aid the needy in the dry belt of western canada ac cording to a statement issued by rev c i- crowd moderator of the maritime conference of the united church which organized the relief project army students must crop hair in canton hong kong a report from canton states that in the interest of na tional salvation the representatives of the south west council have issu ed instructions to all students of high schools who are now undergoing a course of military training to crop their chair close instead of allowing brunswick seed and demonstrate to saint john nb both permanent and temporary remedial measures for problems of new brunswicks hard- hit potato growers have been suggest ed here by fred w piric of grand falls nb one of canadas promi nent shippers of seed potatoes the permanent solution lies in the production of more seed stock and less tabic stock mr piric said and in the employment by tho govern ment of a staff of permanent sales men who arc expert potato growers these salesmengrowers would visit foreign countries introduce new pittsburgh ordinarily the men tion of speedtraps suggests graft and those who set them make every effort to deny their existence police chief joseph nunes of the borough of elizabeth near here however is emphasizing the idea from just the opposite angle he broadcasts that a speed trap is about to be set at a point in or near the borough where there have been a number of traffic accidents lately ho increases the effect of the warning by refraining from fix ing any definite date contenting himself with saying simply that it will be soon just as the warnings given by motor asociations against graft speed traps have checked speed in such localities the chief feels that the announcement of his legitimate trap will have the same effect for safety it to grow long as formerly straw pulp duty lifted by britain london on recommendation of the import duties advisory commi tee the treasury has ordered th bleached straw pulp be added to thv free list the committct says that bleached straw pulp is used as an ad mixture in certain types of paper attention is also drawn to the fact tho best results that oil haircream and even face powder arc used by some students this being contrary to the teachings of the noble profession of soldiering students arc warned that all who dis obey this new rule will be forbidden to resume their studies the growers the methods of getting and cardboard and is not at present as a temporary solution mr piric suggested that this year and this year only maritime potato growers be given a bonus by the federal gov ernment under a scheme similar to that by which western wheat grow ers were assisted produced in the country it is believed that placing it on the free list should improve the competi tive position in the home market of manufacturers of british strawboard and also give them an advantage in tho export trade in certain types of rpecial millboard