Court
of
United
States,
through
Its;
junctions,
with
rendering
Con-tress
impotent
and
powerless
to
Ll
with
the
economic
and
social
Ublems
of
the
nation
and
with
routing
the
express
will
of
the
leople,
President
Franklin
D.
.Roosevelt,
at
a
dinner
here
last
light
in
celebration
of
the
Democratic
victory
at
the
polls
In
the
jsst
election,
declared
that
he
was
Ljot
willing
to
postpone
any
longer
ihnn
was
actually
necessary
me
Lc
when
it
would
be
possible
to
(jcmove
legal
doubts
from
the
de
bit
and
practical
soiuuon
oi
me
Country's
problems.
Of
course."
declared
the
Prtsi-
Icnt.
'we
will
continue
to
wotK
to
raprove
conditions
for
the
.work-
Monle
reduce
hours
of
work,
r.crease
waccs.
abolish
child
labor
mi
swoat
shons
and
Drovide
use-
m
work
for
all
the
unemployed.
P'e
will
continue
our
efforts
to-
ard
flood
relief
and
prevention.
fjr
such
h'ngs
as
these
we
have
r;slbe'-'un
fo
fight.
We
cannot
run
Mnj
fror,
the
fisht
on
the
advice
i!
defeatist
lawyers.
"In
th.
;e
elections
within
flvt
tarsgrci
majorities
of
the
people
it
appnved
of
what
we
are
tr
!
to
do.
Speedy
and
democratic
'.itlon.
are
needed.
We
must
bk
Up
steps
necessary
to
give
1-.KS.W
that
what
we
do
shall
ptt
nullified
by
these
sweeping
'1
w
said
the
President
fceaiir
a
a
member
of
the
De-
facriL,
i
n:iriv.
"have
not
the
cage
lead
the
American
sp"..
whe
:e
they
want
to
go.
some
Wt
i
-n
n
Wp
mint
tnkp
Ihe
u'-tion
to
remove
the
pickle
'Tni
Consress
in
effect-
Rlc:
..'ion'
!
It
Vl
vlanfnne
itioitlr
urhlMi
to
chief
executive
delivered
f?alm'
hr
Runremrf
Court
In
the
(irrt
of
a
rie
of
maior
addresses
ii
.
I0
08
Riv
nation
from
the
White
House
JOG
SCALE
DECREASED
i
vanii
V1U
Viwavu
Dowiwl'ole
and
Piling
Pro-luclion
Substantially
Up
with
thr
majority
of
loKulng
J"ip:
having
been
closed
down
fnce
the
fir-r
nf
n,n
w
(Kale
in
Prinrp
nuwrt
rilttrlrt
jsn
ir
in
lo-n
u,.
u
n.i
,
.mo
uvcii
Yciy
us"1'
av
total
of
only
040,484
feet.
The
fiuruar,
scale
way
by
t,hp
OTTAWA,
March
5:
(CP)
Observers
here
are
consider-
lng
the
possibility
of
Canada
continuing
as
a
member
of
the
I
.pa
ffii
p
r.omlnz
as
a
Question
before
the
Imperial
Confer-
ence
to
be
held
in
London
in
May.
Some
anxiety
is
express-
ed
as
to
Just
what
Canada
would
do
in
the
event
of
Great
Britain
becoming
lnvol-
ved
in
war
with
certain
na-
tlons.
Some
weeks
ago
Premier
King
himself
questioned
the
advisability
of
Canada
con-
tlnulng
as
a
member
of
the
League
under
present
restric-
tlons.
4
CRISIS
IS
OBVIATED
Unions
Withdraw
Pickets
Which
Had
Been
Holding
up
Canadian
Boat
at
'Frisco
SAN
FRANCISCO,
March
5:-
Another
crisis
between
Pacific
Coast
longshoremen
and
shlpown
ers
was
averted
yesterday
when
the
International
Longshoremen's
Union
and
the
Maritime
Workers'
Federation
declared
the
British
Columbia
port
of
New
Wcstmlnstc;
open
and
fair
and
withdrew
picket
who
had
been
preventing
tlir
unloading
of
the
Canadian
steamc
Rochelle.
Ycsterdav
afternoon
har
been
set
as
the
deadline
at
which
time
handling
of
the
Rochelit'
cargo
would
commence
regardles-of
the
picketing.
Kamloops
Tories
Will
Nominate
Former
Local
Man
to
Preside
Over
Convention
Set
For
March
15
k'ami.oops.
March
5:
The
in
tk
.,..
f.,t.,m
iio
,r-.in.
cincprvAvive
Association
n
to
be
a
fireside
radio
talk
to!
has
set
March
15
as
the
date
of
a,
to
-
a
.
1
1
.
.
..
!
.
t
(
n
tn
cplprt
HI
nommaung
conuin
-candidate
to
contest
the
riding
at
the
next
provincial
election.
Dr.
A.
II.
Bayne.
president
of
the
association,
will
occupy
the
chair
and
Dr
Frank
P.
Patterson
ol
Vancouver,
president
of
the
British
Co
lumbia
Conservative
Association,
expected
to
be
present.
Weather
Forecast
inirtiUlicd
UirougT
u.
twy
o.
Dominion
McU,rolog.cal
J.e
Thla
io-
V
ctorla
uvi
Prince
Rupert
ta
Mt
U
compiled
trwn
oUscrvatloiw
tht
3'
il
n?
tl
covers
S
a
m
today
L
'...ilni's
D.m.
tomorrow).
General
Synopsls-A
disturbance
fill
uuivu
-
Forest
Branch,
was
Was
anas
has
jum
vv
caused
rain
along
im
1,821
board
feet
The
large
camps
wueen
Charlotte
Islands
HOW
M
.nnnnl..
...J
1L.
.11....
v
.
wwwi
may
oe
pied
to
be
more
substantial.
I
m
wale
of
poles
and
nllln
ex-
IL,
crlor
as
wcU
as
railway
ties
pi
increase
this
year
over
last.
I
"to
scale
of
poles
and
piling
this
wnw
nneai
ieei
as
nwred
with
101,910
lineal
feet
ntu.
"ivuui
lasi
year,
ine
i,
,
"
V1
po'cs
ana
piling
"J.
Jew
wail
in
cedar.
The
to
.
...
.
L3i
04o
7
uu"1'
ims
February
was
hi
.
;l
.ln
hemlock-as
compar-
k
nut
.i
.
...
frame
VJ
.
uven
Pleces
ln
tne
month
last
year.
SCale
for
this
.February
u-l
m
d
low.
per
varieties
was;
as
fol-
w
4I,723
boart
ft.
Hernia,.
..."
oo:ra
wra
reet.
reet.
British
Columbia.
Coast
while
mllC
weather
continues
lniana.
ni.,
Tnr.Prt
district
and
Queen
Charlotte
Wands-Fresh
Ud
strong
easterly
winds
eomcwnai
with
occasional
snowers.
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
-strong
southerly
wsw,
vw
,
with
occasional
rain.
Kirkland
Lake
Miner
is
Dead
John
Allan
Murphy,
Oakcs
Mine,
Yukon
Cold
N"'1
Strike
Closes
All
PRO
1
INI
lvL-
LIBRARY
VICTORIA,
B.C.
Today's
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
(8
A.M.)
Ik
High
7:41
ajn.
16.9
ft.
21:31
pjn.
15.0
ft.
southeast
Prince
Rupert-Fair,
Low
1:05
a.m.
11.0
It.
wtod
'22
miles
per
hour;
barr
neter,
14:37
pan.
7.9
ft.
29.7o!
sea
moderate.
,
A
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
-J-
ol.
XXVI..
No.
54.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
MARCH
5,
1937
TRICE:
5
CKWTi
COURT
IS
ASSAILED
ontrcss
and
Will
of
People
Both
Flouted
Declares
Iloosevelt
Continue
Fight
Party
Does
Not
Act,
K
Democratic
Someooay
r.c
wASHlNGirON,
D.C.,
March
5
,r
charging
the
Supreme
panada
Quit
League
Is
Question!
Seattle
Mills
But
Two
Major
Lumber
Plants
Are
Tied
Up
SEATTLE,
March
5:
All
but
two
of
Seattle'3
major
sawmills
were
closed
yesterday
by
strike
of
employees
for
increased
wages.
VENGEANCE
ABUNDANT
Long:
Trail
if
Reprisal
in
Russia
For
Assassination
of
Sergei
Kiroff
Two
Years
Ago
MOSCOW,
March
5:
(CP)
Sergei
Kiroff,
head
of
the
Communist
party
in
Leningrad,
favorite
of
Dictator
Joseph
Stalin
and
believed
by
some
to
have
been
marked
to
succeed
him
as
the
actual
if
not
the
nominal
head
of
the
Soviet
Republic,
was
assassinated
December
1,
1931.
Since
then,
it
was
revealed
last
night,
there
have
been
some
150
official
executions
as
a
direct
outcome
of
his
death.
In
addi
tion,
several
hundred,
and
pos
sibly
thousands,
are
awaiting
trial.
There
are
reported
to
have
been
several
secret
executions
as
well
as
suicides
by
persons
under
investigation.
Minimum
Wage
For
Men
Also
TORONTO.
March
5:
(CP)
A
bill
providing
for
the
ex-
tension
of
the
minimum
wage
law
to
men
as
well
as
women
was
introduced
in
the
Ontario
Legislature
yesterday
by
Hon.
David
Croll.
minister
of
wel-
4
fare.
The
minister
and
a
board
appointed
for
the
purpose
4.
:
would
set
the
wage
scales.
4
4
JAPANESE
ARRESTED
iincchl
Kato
of
Auburn.
Wash.,
Taken
in
California
on
First
Degree
Murder
Charge
Is
AUBURN,
Wash.,
March
5:-Enechl
Kato,
Japanese
laborer,
has
been
arrested
in
California
and
chanted
with
first
degree
murder
in
connection
with
the
killing
of
his
wife
and
four
children
whose
bodies
were
found
last
week
In
a
rough
grave
in
the
yard
of
their
home
here,
three
having
had
their
throats
cut
while
the
other
two
were
strangled.
DUNNING
i
HAS
FLU
Minister
of
Finance
Stricken
Con-
i
dltion
Serious
but
Not
j
i
Alarming
'
I
OTTAWA,
March
5:
(CP"
Hon
j
j
Charles
A.
Dunning,
minister
cf
finance,
is
confined
to
bed
at
hi"?
home
here
with
an
attack
or
m
fjuenza.
His
condition
was
reports
I
last
night
to
be
serious
but
no!
1
1
alarmhig.
He
will
not
be
able
to(
attend-the
-House
of
Commons
fori
however,
will
continue.
.
.
i.i
week
or
so.
The
budget
debate,
.
DOLLAR
AT
PAR
NEW
YORK.
March
5:
(CP)
I
ocator
Of
The
Canadian
dollar
was
on
par
Was
In
!wlth
the
Amerlcan
dollar
011
th
i
New
YorK
ioreign
exenange
mur-tpt.
vesterday.
Labor
Victory
in
London
County
Election
Evident
Tho
Returns
Incomplete
LONDON,
March
5:
It
was
evident
last
night
that
Herbert
Morrison,
known
as
the
"Prime
Minister
of
London"
and
his
Labor
administration,
had
achieved
victory
and
retained
control
of
the
London
county
council
as
a
result
of
yesterday's
election.
Po4-,..vic
ovnilnKlo
ur
tr
loot
nin-Vlt
oViAVOfl
tVint
tVlJ
m'nnl
T?ofnrm
rwirt.v.
thp
fusion
nf
nnnnsitinn
crnuns.
forty.
Results
in
the
remaining
.
thirty
seats
were
1
T
1
1
111.
announced
today,
snowing
mat
L-aoor
retained
me
rule
of
London
for
three
more
years
by
virtue
of
winning
a
total
of
seventy-five
seats,
a
gain
of
six
from
before.
TODAY'S
STOCKS
Courtesy
3.
D.
Johnston
Co.)
Vancouver
B.
C.
Nickel,
.30.
Big
Missouri,
.64.
Bralorne.
8.70.
B.
R
.Cons.,
.05
'A.
B.
R.
X..
.11.
Cariboo
Quartz,
1.52.
Dyntonia,
.21.
Dunwell,
.04V2.
Ooonda,
.11
Yi.
Minto.
.21
V.
Meridian,
.04.
;
Mcrning
Star,
.03
'A.
j
Noble
Five,
.13.
,
Pend
Oreille,
550.
Pioneer,
5.80.
Porter
Idaho,
.11.
Premier.
3.85.
Reeves
McDonald,
1.45,
Reno,
1.15...
....-tfe.......
Relief
Arlington.
.30..
Reward,
.16-Salmon
Gold,
.11.
Taylor
Bridge,
.10.
Wayside,
.05
Vi.
Hedley
Amalgamated,
.19!.
Premier
Border,
.04.
Sllbak
Premier,
3.50.
r,ongress,
.09.
Home
Gold,
.04.
frandvlew,
.18.
Indian,
.05.
Quatslno
Copper,
.09,2.
Quesnelle
Quartz,
.13.
'
Oils
A.
P.
Cons.,
.74
(ask).
Calmont,
1.55.
Freehold,
.28.
Hargal,
.30.
McDougal
Segur.
.56
(ask).
Mercury,
.61
(ask).
Merland,
.29
(ask).
.
OM'.ta.
3.30
(ask).
Pacalta,
.30
United.
.63.
Weymarn,
.31.
Toronto
Beattle,
1.45.
Central
Patricia,
4.50.
Ocds
Lake,
.75
Lee
Gold,
.05.
.UtiMe
Long
Lac,
6.70.
McKenzle
Red
Lake,
.1.72.
Pickle
Crow,
7.55.
Red
Lake
Gold
Shore,
'1.23.
San
Antonio,
2.10.
Sherrltt
Gordon,
3.00.
Smelters
Gold,
.07
V2.
Mcleod'
Cockshutt.
2.70.
Oklend,
.34
Mosher.
.32.
Oilbec.
.05.
Madsen
Red
Lake,
1.20.
Stadnoona.
1.72.
Frontier
Red
Lake.
.19.
Francoeur,
1.18.
ManltHvi
&
Eastenui.08i2.
1
Moneta
Porcupine,
1.70.
I
Rubec.
.09.
Bailor.
.07
Bankfleld.
1.41.
Fast
Malartlc.
1.76.
.
Preston
East
Dame.
1.35.
Hutchison
Lake,
.25.
Raiah
Red
Lake,
.34.
Aldermac.
1.67.
Kerr
Addison.
2.75.
Federal
Kirkland,
.29.
Upper
Canada,
.73.
WHEAT
PRICES'
WINNIPEG.
March
-5:
L
....'
-
(CP)
KIRKLAND
LAKE,
uni,
.
imiijnd
AT
MONTREAL
WinnlneK
wheat
Drices
were
un
5:
John
Allan
Murphy,
pwne
monTOeaL.
March
5:
(CP)
'
changed
to
Vic
higher
yesterday,
.
.1
J
TJnsn.
Tiiifin.
QICU
uitu
v
-
...
...
....
....
.
.i
.
...
.......
.
.
.
.
.
.
the
Yunon
uoiu
in
'The
British
pound
sterling
ciosea
May
ciosmg
at
.wv4.
.
v,H
hpen
iutuv-
-
....,
.
...
......
.
i
i
.
.
116.714
board
feet.
locator
of
the
Tough-Oakes
IN
FAVOR
0FJTRIKE
Canadian
Railway
Employees
Insist
On
Complete
Restoration
Of
Wage
Cut
MONTREAL,
March
5:
Howard
B.
Chase,
spokesman
for
several
railway
employee
unions
in
connection
with
the
present
negotiations
for
restoration
of
their
ten
percent
wage
cut,
stated
last
night
that
indications
were
that
all
but
about
two
percent
of
these
employees
were
voting
in
favor
of
a
strike
If
the
cut
Is
not
restored.
The
large
majority
of
-strike
ballots
are
now
ln
but
the
result
'
will
not
be
officially
announced
until
March
18
although
the
vote
is
known
to
be
overwhelmingly
in
favor
of
demanding
the
complete
restoration.
The
majority
of
a
recent
con-cillition
board
recommended
a
gradual,
partial
restoration.
RAIL
LINE
t
Sabotage
Is
ALL
CLEARr
'
Snow
Blockade
in
Lower
Skeehai
Removed
and
Traffic
Running
Normally
Again
Followine
the
clearing
of
snow
slides
from
the
line
in
the
vicinity
of
Kwlnltsa
and
Skeena,
traffic
is'
being
resumed
over
the
Canadian
National
Railways
here
today.
A
stub
train
left
at
9:30
this
morning
to
go
as
far
as
Terrace
and
Is
returning
late
this
after-nnnn
with
nasseneers.
mall
and
VANCOUVER.
March
5:
The
Vancouver
elty
council
Is
asking
ths
provincial
Department
of
Railways
to
make
an
Investigation
of
alleccd
Inadequate
service,
over
crowding
of
street
cars
and
other
comnlaints
ln
regard
to
the
opera
tinn
of
the
British.
Columbia
Elec
tric
Railway
In
Vancouver.
Aid.
Fred
Crone,
on
behalf
of
the
city
council,
is
preparing
the
list
of
matters
to
be
brought
before
such
an
investigation.
MONTREAL
GOLD
PRICK
MONTREAL,
March
5.
The
Ca-
i-m,v
mirilan
wiQian
eold
goia
nrlce
price
was
s
UP
ui
'2C
v
at
lyesteraay.
c
.
-.the
at
$4fo-B
on
lne
Montreal
ex-
price
were
uiiciictnisca
w
-JbC
"''
ner
wu".v
ounce
.
;thls
mis
aisunk
district
since
1912
and
wa
mine.
mine.
chan8e
market
yesterday.
higher
with
May
closing
at
$1.33',i.
tal
market
yesterday
Being
Probed
Secret
Investigation
Being
Con
ducted
by
British
Government,
It
is
Learned
LONDON,
March
5:
The
British
government
has
launched
a
secret
investigation
Into
alleged
incidents
of
sabotage
In
aircraft
manufac:
turing
plants
handling
government
contracts,
it
was
learned
yesterday.
Laborites
had
won
fifty-four
seats
and
the
Muni-
J
tllT
MINE.
MANY
DIE
Greek
Tanker
Blows
up
Off
Coast
Of
Spain
Most
of
Crew
Perish
LONDON,
March
5:
(CP)
Another
incident
in
connection
With
the
Spanish
civil
war
occurred
yesterday
when
the
2000-tcn
Greek
tanker
Nuki
struck
a
mine
off
the
northwestern
coast
of
Spain
and
blew
up
after
the
gasoline
cargo
took
fire,
most
of
the
crew
of
twenty-four
being
believed
to
have
been
killed.
Previously
British
and
French
ships
struck
mines
in
the
same
vicinity
but
this
Is
the
first'
occasion
on
which
there
was
loss
of
life.
Kimberley
Is
Beaten
I
V
'LONDON.
March
5:
(CP)
The
Kimberlev
Dynamiters,
MARCH
20
NEW
DATE
Embargo
Patrol
of
Spain
by
Nonintervention
Committee
May
Start
Then
French
Accused
Fascists
Say
They
Are
Fomenting
Trouble
in
Morocco
Strong
Note
LONDON,
March
5:
A
new
government
attack
upon
Ovelda
in
the
course
of
the
Spanisn
emi
war
was
beaten
off
yesterday,
it
was
announced
by
the
Insurgent
command.
The
non-intervention
committee
has
now
set
March
20
as
the
pos-
sible
date
for
the
naval
and
land
patrol'
of
the
Spanish
coast
and
frontiers
In
connection
with
the
effort
to
enforce
an
embargo
on
movement
of
outside
forces
and
fighting
equipment
into
the
civil
war
ridden
country.
It
was'
originally
planned
to
start
the
patrol
this
Saturday
but
it
was
found
impracticable
to
do
so.
at
this
time.
Note
From
France
SALAMANCA.
Spain,
March
5:
(CP)
The
Spanish
Fascist
regime
accused
France
today
of
fomenting
1
disturbances
in
Spanish
Morocco
In
order
to
force
a
pretext
for
ln-
1
vading
territory
held
by
General-
I
lsslmo
Francisco
Franco's
arniies,
4j
declaring
any
attempt
at
aggres-
lslon
against
Spanish
Morocco
I
would
be
met
with
adequate
reply.
!
rrt
!
.
J
ll
n,t.
nnl.ln.1
Hie
lUSUlgCUW
uipiuuiaiiu
kauimt
lodged
a
strong
note
of
protest
with
all
signatories
of
the
Alee-
who
won
the
world's
amateur
,
tratlng
arms
on
the
.
r
"
'
"
leiras
convention.1?
-
.
!
The
Insurgent
staff
charged
that
the
French
were
secretly
concen-
bordcr
and
hockey
championship
here
planned
to
introduce
them
Into
the
last
week,
suffered
the
first
1
Soanish
Riffs,
defeat
of
their
European
tour
1
in
Paris
French
sources
bran-here
last
nl?ht
when
they
lost
ded
the
accusation
as
absurd,
to
the
Herrlrieav
Racers,
a
National
League
team
consisting
largely
of
Canadian
players,
by
a
score
of
7
to
2.
Major
McGiverin
Of
Victoria
Dies'
Was
Son
of
Hon.
Hal
McGivein,
Former
Federal
Minister
Without
Portfolio
VICTORIA,
March
5:--MaJor
Jarold
B.
McGiverin
died
here
yesterday
after
a
lengthy
illness.
He
express
from
the
regular
train
without
portfolio
in
the
first
Mac-whlch
was
due
here
last
night
from
kenzle
King
cabinet.
the
east
but
which
turned
back
from
Shames.
Today's
Weather
The
usual
Friday
way
freight
noi.Mn-
f
u-iw
loft
at
in
nv.lmk
this
mornlne
for
TriDle
Island
-
Ooudy,
southeast
Street
Railway
In
Vancouver
To
Be
Looked
Into
ometer.
29.45;
temperature,
35;
scj
smooth.
r
Dead
Tree
Point
Part
Cloudy
moderate
southerly
winds;
bar,
meter,
29.56;
temperature,
3U;
heavy
choppy
sea.
Prince
George
Clear,
soutn
vlnd,
4
miles
per
hour;
barometer
29.76.
Vancouver
C'oudy.
southesu
wind,
4
mils
psr
hour;
barometer
10.02.
Canadian
Parliament
Will
Ready
to
Rise
by
Then
It
Is
Expected
:
BIG
ARMY
:
BUDGET
IN
;
Great
Britain
to
Spend
2G,00,M0
Be
More
on
this
Ann
of
Defence
Tills
Year
1
LONDON,
Marcn
5:
iCP)
Great
Britain's
army
estimates
for
1U37,
issued
yesteiday.
provide
for
the
'
exptnaiture
ot
82,174,000,
an
In
crease
of
1:20,000,000
over
last
year.
With
Wednesday's
estimates
for
the
navy,
an
army
and
navy
ex-'
oendlture
of
87,239,000
ln
1937
is
was
the
son
of
the
late
Hon.
Hal
contemplated.
McGiverin
who
was
a
minister
Air
estimates
weie
brought
in
today,
showing
that
Britain
proposes
to
spend
82,500,000
the
equivalent
of
1412,500,000
on
air
defence
in
1937.
This
is
an
Increase
of
31,-800.000
over
1936
and
raises
the
total
bill
of
Great
Britain
for
the
4
1
V
V
-
w
.
.
-
w
-
Pacific
and
will
be
back
tomorrow
wind,
18
miles
per
hour,
moderate
1
three
fighting
forces
during
the
-
t
.
A
HAJIA
MAA
AnA
.Ma
4
I
KAA
pvpninff
ly
rough
sea.
The
regular
train
for
the
east
Langara
Island
Part
cloudy
i-
of
,vOr..ir
thi
pvp-
cast
wind.
5
miles
oer
hour;
bar-
ning.
year
to
269,739,000.
lorty-tnree
percent
over
last
year.
Air
Defences
The
present
scheme
of
aerial
expansion
provides,
among
other
things,
for
a
metropolitan
air
force
of
1700
aircraft
divided
into
124
squadrons.
It
Is
also
proposed
tor
create
special
units
of
an
auxiliary
force
for
operating
a
balloon
barrage
ln
connection
with
tne
London
area.
The
defence
balloons
would
dron
nets
ot
wire
which
would
disable
enemy
planes
coming
Victoria-
Fair,
northwest
wind
I"""1"
7
,'
changes
ta
M,
tlw
,
armv
army
miles
per
hour;
birometer.
30.02
flpal
tne
organization
ot
t-"P
Estevan
-
Raining,
southeast
i
arf
,ln
lr,H
11
m1lpe
nr
hour!
hir.
VaHOUS
divisions.
meter,
29
96.
Prorogation
By
Easter
is
Plan
The
House
of
Commons
last
ni?ht
approved
of
the
government
raising
the
sum
of
$2,000,000,000
for
Its
defence
and
rearmament
program.
MANITOBA
AND
ALBERTA
I
HAVE
REACHED
FINAL
TORONTO.
March
5:
(CF
-Manitoba
and
Alberta
arc
playing
off
today
for
the
Canadian
curi-
firrJWI
Marrh
V
Pmrnantlnn
Inir
ph.imnlorL!lln.
Both
WOll
thrCC
aeo
a-.
$34
79
-
on
the
localinc-
v,
,ofrParIlament
by
Easter
Is
now
"
ex-
games
yesterday
,
,
over
oUwr
,,
prov-
i
pected,
It
was
stated
yesterday.
lnces
In
the
qualifying
rounds.