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12
ELECTION
DEMANDED
IV'nnett
Government
Indicted
By
CoL
J.
L.
lUhton,
Chief
Liberal
l
inancial
Critic
OTTAWA,
March
27:
(CP
A
rlulltuRP
to
close
Parliament
and
brine
on
a
general
election
imineilialrly
was
hurled
across
Hie
floor
ot
the
House
of
Commons
jcMcrUay
by
Hon.
J.
1
lUlston.
liberal
financial
critic,
in
concluding
his
speech
In
reply
to
the
budget
The
former
minister
of
national
defence
climaxed
a
many-'lrcl
imllrlmenl
of
the
government
tiyonotiug
a
want
of
con-fiilcnrr
motion
reading
that
"this
House
rrcrrls
that
the
proposal
MibmlllnJ
by
the
minister
of
f
Incite
arc
entirely
Inadequate
to
meet
the
serious
and
acute
situation
prevailing
in
Canada
and
offer
an
additional
reason
why
an
PIeal
to
the
people
should
no
'"ncer
be
delayed."
The
debate
is
continuing.
4
BORAH
THINKS
I.ITTLi:
CHANCL
OF
WAR
JUST
NOW;
KIXP
IJ.S.
CLLAK
WASHINGTON,
D.C..
March
27
Senator
W.
E.
Borah
be-
i
,
r
"fvrs
thorn
lc
n
flf
tiff.
KsArt
tlMv
rtitt
r
:
voted
war
he
thinks.
In
the
event
of
!
Wur
breaking
o-it
in
Europe.
united
State
should
not
get
I
met
by
the
employers
With
electricians
already
out,
mnrh
i
other
construction
trades
yesterday
ill
invoi
in
wuimiii
'protest
at
the
employment
of
non
Europe
at
this
time.
None
uf
I
we
nations
there
really
want
,umn
worsers.
FIRE
IN
EVERGLADES
mtamt
rin.
March
27:
he
fa
LONDON,
March
27:
(CP)
High
London
quarters
to-)uy
declared
that
Reichsfuehrer
Adolf
Hitler,
-m
the
conversations
with
Sir
John
Simon,
British
foreign
secretary,
'it
Berlin,
had
demanded
that
the
powers
grant
the
follow
ing
concessions
to
Germany:
liconomic
union
wiui
nwuia.
Elimination
of
the
Polish
corridor
w
1
.
the
Versailles
Treaty,
.
under
vhlch.
flrPmnnv,1!
rpturn
t0
the
aev,c
gave
Poland
a
sea
coast.
Nations
limitation
of
arms
or
Return
of
some
Caecho-Slovaklan
miutary
activities
or
any
of
the
territory
with
repatriation
of
3,-l0tner
p0mts
in
question,
some
500,000
Germans
thpre.
satisfaction
was
exnresssd
by
Sir
'
Aviation
strength
for
Oermany
i
"equalling
the
air
forces
of
Great
j
Britain
or
France,
the
level
to
be
governed
by
the
air
strength
of
So-
j
Vict
Russia.
uijciIAX
IS
ANNOUNCED
A
German
navy
of
about
400.000
!
AS
COvERNOU
GENERAL
tons.
i
Hitler
is
said
to
not
fear
any
OTTAWA.
March
27:
CP-
other
air
force
so
much
as
that
of
,
0fndal
announcement
was
nUSelA.
j,
m,J
lHnv
hv
Rlr
Hm
Ppr.
Sir
John
Simon
made
It
clear
that
the
British
views
on
all
the
demands
except
the
naval
ones
were
unchanged.
Better
Understanding
BERLIN,
March
27:
Although
t
nlxed
up
in
It,
he
assert.
mous
Florida
Everglades
were
being
nb
definite
undertaking
had
been
WPnt
last
night
by
a
disastrous
received
.from
Relci
fuehrer
Adolf
fire.
-
-
i-JM.
,
Mi
I
Hitler
In
regard
to
the
possibility'
(
.
1UHUV
VMWJ
-
o
-
;
ley,
acting
Prime
Minister,
that
John
Buchan,,
English
novelist
and
writer,
would
be
the
next
Governor
General
of
Canada.
Rt.
Hon
W.
L.
Mac-
r
kenzle
King,
Leader
of
the
Op-
position,
expressed
great
plea-
sure
at
the
appointment.'
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY.
MARCH
27,
1935
1
Germany
Asks
For
Economic
'
OF
DAILY
NEWS
"
ww
f
A
number
of
people
have
taken
advantage
of
the
ape-
cial
offer
of
16
months
for
the
price
of
a
year's
subscription
to
the
Dally
News.
They
thought
it
good
busmen
to
save
the
price
of
a
quarter
of
a
year,
practically
getting
the
j
quarter
of
a
year
for
nothing.
r
As
this
Is
the
last
week
for
the
special
offer
we
suggest
lmme-
dlale
action.
Letters
must
be
mailed
during
March
to
come
;
under
the
special
ofler.
i
STRIKES
ARE
(irnera.1
Transporlaiion
and
Construction
Trades
Tie-up
in
New
York
Feared
NEW
YORK,
March
27:
New
York
City
is
now
facing
the
threat
of
general
transportation
and
con-tructlon
trade
strike;
Transportation
workers
generally
are
considering
going
out
in
aym
pathy
with
the
demands
of
subway
workers
which
have
not
yet
been
Union
With
Austria
As
Well
As
Czecho-Slovakian
Land
Rclchsfucltrer
Also
Gives
Some
Details
as
to
What
He
Wants
in
Regard
to
Re-Armament
Simon
Replies
That
British
Views
Are
Largely
Unchanged
5
uihn
Simon,
BnUsiv
foreign
secre-arj'-
following
the
conversations
,hich
closed
yesterday.
At
least
a
jetter
understanding
has
been
eached
as
to
Hitter's
attitude
on
iany
points.
Hitler
made
it
clear,
it
is
learned,
hat
Oermany
was
prepared
to
do
is
much
in
the
Interests
ot
pre
more.
As
far
as
re-armament
and
fishermen
last
night
and
it
was
decided
to
stand
on
he
ground
that
j
livers
should
not
be
included
in
the
gross
stock
of
the
boats
and
that.
;
therefore,
the
boats
should
not
j
share
in
the
proceeds.
i
As
far
as
The
boat
owners
are
concerned,
it
is
understood
that
they
are
insisting
that
halibut
livers
should
figure
on
the
gross
stock
of
which
the
boats
take
a
one-fifth
share.
If
the
fishermen
fall
to
meet
this
requirement.
It
is
stated
that
the
boat
owners
are
prepared
to
take
the
fleet
out
themselves.
One
point
upon
which
both
boat
owners
and
fishermen
are.
apparently,
agreed
is
that
the
commencement
of
the
season's
fishing
opera
-
tlnns
shnnlrt
nnt.
hr
VnnM
lrmwor
!
deferred
in
view
of
evidently
proved
market
conditions.
Nome
Bond
Bill
For
$100,000
Is
Being
Favored
serving
peace
auiu-
u
.v
j
A
raVorable
report
has
been
made
,
UUier
HUlfUIl
DUI
Ul
Cliuru
vu
uu
tiu
by
committee
upon
a
bill
which
VL'nnlrt
pnahlp
thi
iltv
nf
Wnmo
recruiting
was
concerned
the
Reich
jA,askai
tQ
flMt
b()nds
fQr
tm-
wouia
consiaer
no
curianinwrn.
uuui
mch
time
as
Russia
moved
the
mass
of
its
armies
from
the
western
to
Che
eastern
frontiers.
The
Reichsfuehrer
gave
a
party
last
night
In
honor
of
Sir
John
Si
mon
and
Capt.
Anthony
Eden,
Lord
Privy
Seal.
The
latter
is
leaving
today
for
Moscow.
Little
Damage
Is
Done
By
Storm
In
Oregon
This
Week
PORTLAND.
Ore
.
March
27:
Little
actual
damage
was
done
by
the
severe
wind
and
rainstorm
which
swept
Oregon
coast
on
Sunday
and
Monday,
a
survey
yester-day
showed.
Many
telegraph
and
telephone
lines
went
down
and
falling
trees
blocked
roads,
'
Tomorrow's
Tides
High
7:00
ajn.
17.8
ft
20:58
pan.
15.8
ft
Low
.
0:40
am.
103
It
14:00
pin.
63
ft
PRICE:
nVB
CENT8
NEW
DEMANDS
ARE
MADE
BY
HITLER
m
CHANGE
IN
HALIBUT
FISHING
SITUATION
ON
COAST
YET
The
Fate
of
the
World
Lies
in
the
Hands
of
These
British
and
European
Statesmen
f-
...
I.ht.
Man
I
nrA
Prim
K,m'
Ti
iMjIfl
U'
'-!','
Hlfl'iP
with
Sir
John
S
tTlOn.
has
held
a
conference
with
Adolph
Hitler,
centre'
...
t
.!
vi,.,
-..,.
h
r.r
.
K.
bii.r
iiiKia
n
rnimr:!
snnkivtman
far
the
Soviet
eovernment
who
ha
lash?d
out
at
'capitalist
countries,
trireme
rigiu
i.s
Hrrmanii
Ooenng
who
1
head
of
Oermany
s
air
force,
now
a
vital
factor
in
the
arms
disputes.
He
is
also
a
power
in
German
affairs,
and
Hitlers
right
hand
man
Lowtf
row:
Premier
Pierre
Flandln.
of
France,
who
along
with
Pierre
Laval,
foreign
minister,
drew
up
a
strong
protest
to
send
to
Germany1
Next
is
the
familiar
figure
of
MuwoUm
whose
attention
is
directed
both
In
Abyssinia
where
troops
are
massing,
and
to
Europe
where
tne
same
Shlng
U
happening.
K
to
D
Duce
cornea
Joseph
Oobbells.
Oenran
minister
of
propoganda,
who
Is
responsible
for
defending
Germany
s
stand,
in
uie
drele
is
Chancellor
SchiMohnigg.
of
Austria,
who.
It
is
reported,
favors
Germany's
action
and
may
follow
suit
In
denouncing
Versailles
treaty.
Extreme
right
is
Maxim
Lltvlnoff,
Soviet
foreign
minister
and
dubbed
Europe's
cleverest
statesman
who
seeks
all-Europe
alliance
for
peace.
i
Fishermen
and
Vessel
Owners
Both
Standing
Pat
On
Liver
Question
Outcome
of
Minimum
Price
Negotiations
in
Seattle
Still
,
Being
Awaited
Puget
Sound
Boats
Decide
to
Wait
Until
Friday
There
was
no
change
in
the
situation
this
morning
as
affects
the
prospects
of
the
commencement
by
the
Prince
Rupert
fleet
of
the
1935
halibut
fishing
operations.
Halibut
boat
owners
and
fishermen
were
still
awaiting
word
of
the
outcome
of
minimum
price
negotiations
with
the
fish
buyers
at
Seattle.
Meantime,
according
to
Canadian
Press
dispatches
to
the
Daily
New.-
"
.
.
.
.
,
1
.
1
the
halibut
fishermen
and
vessel
rrr
owners
at
Seattle,
unable
to
decide
111
TJI
P
If
I
St
Cfl
I
N
whether
or
not
to
start
fishing
op-
V
1
IVlUvll
e
rations
without
a
minimum
price,
"iFi
1
fl,i
1
guarantee,
adjourned
a
meeting
H
t
I
f
I
Sri
held
last
night
until
Friday
after
;
y
"
noon.
:
The
situation
was
discussed
last-night
at
the
regular
meeting
of
the
local
Deep
Sea
Fishermen's
Union
';
i
which
decided
to
wait
a
few
days
to
ascertain
what
Associate
of
John
Dillingcr
Convicted
of
Murder
of
Department
Of
Justice
Agent
developments
L,..,
.
.
.
'might
transpire
In
Seattle.
Alexp""c'
,U"UB,
.
T
t
ViJ.i.
m,mt,?
k
TTiA.,
..Iger
and.assoclate
o!
the
late
John
'attendance
by
a
Jury
and
sentenced
to
life
ira-
I
for
the
murder
of
a
The
question
of
faring
of
hall-
but
livers
was
also
discussed
by
the
LEGION
HAS
NEW
BRANCH
Bert
Phillips
Heads
Organization
Of
Returned
Men
at
Ocean
Falls
With
Wm.
Day
Secretary
OCEAN
FALLS,
Mach
27:
A
jranch
of
the
Canadian
Legion
has
jeen
formed
here
with
over
half
a
hundred
members
to
start
with.
Bert
Phillips
is
president
of
the
organization
and
William
Day
May
Tow
Tanker
From
Ketchikan
Harry
F.
Lucas
Tied
up
at
"First
City"
After
Seamen
Go
On
Strike
KETCHIKAN.
March
27:
An
attempt
may
be
matfe
to
tow
the
WASHINGTON.
DC.
March
27:
!
tank"
Ha?
U"!UP
hff
jn
accuuui,
ui
uie
scoiiiwi
o
suinc
affecting
tankers
of
the
coast,
to
;
Seattle.
Officers
ot
the
tanker
sailed
yesterday
on
the
steamer
LieVn
frt
Va
emilK
I
cvn
r
r
re
nnlv
to
be
used
to
public
improvements..
the
&nd
ent
Qn
'board,
the
seamen
having
gone
on
OTTPC
CI
VIXTT1
!
strike
while
the
ve.el
was
unload-
11UUL.
jfuelhere
BOATS
TRIED
United
Stales
May
Use
This
Type
Of
Aircraft
Instead
Of
Dirigibles
NORFROLK.
Va.,
March
27:
A
huge
flying
boat
with
100-foot
wing-spread,
equipped
with
two
BOO
h.p.
motors
and
having
a
cruising
i
WOULD
TRANSFER
CATTLE
FROM
DRY
AREAS
OF
UJS.
TO
ISLAND
OF
KODIAK
"
1
JUNEAU.
March
27:
The
,
suggestion
is
being
sent
from
here
that
Kodlak
Island
might
:
well
be
used
for
the
raising
of
.
cattle
which
might
be
trans-
radius
of
3000
miles,
similar
to
one
!
ferred
from
the
drought
strlc-
wnicn
nas
been
undergoing
tests
ken
areas
of
the
Middle
States,
recently
at
San
Francisco,
is
under
The
island,
It
Is
said.
Is
well
construction
and
will
receive
tests,
f
suited
for
the
raising
of
suf-here.
If
these
two
ships
prove
sue-
j
flclent
cattle
to
supply
the
cessful
in
oceanic
flying,
contracts
j
whole
United
States,
If
neces
may
be
let
by
the
government
for
thirty
like
them.
They
may
be
used
!
Instead
of
dirigibles
in
future.
sary.