Today's
Weather
(I
AM.)
Prince
Rupert
Droken
clouds,
chowery
southeast
wind.
12
miles
nerhour
barometer,
29.02;
temper-ature.
36;
light
chop.
V,.
v
v
g
rrin
ERMANl
15
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m
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AUSTRIA
APPROVAL
VOTE
lebiscitc"
April
10
Miklas
.minium"
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in
mimici
nil.
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it
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ii
rc&isiiiiK
nonui
reave
i
-
Sflhe
position
Squelched
Nobody
Else
s
Business
What
About
Czecho-Slovakia?
VIENNA,
March
11:
(CP)
The
triumphant
Adolf
litlcr,
speaking
to
a
frenzied
throng
which
greeted
,
t
I.
V'..
f
.
11.
!.!.
im
lOOay,
ueciurcu;
iv
mitt;
shouted:
"The
German
Reich,
as
it
stands
today,
is
.
i
l
l..
V
it
address
the
Vienna
and
Square.
This
will
be
the
.
.
Tomorrow
Hitler
will
Reich
from
the
Heroes'
fficial
address
of
his
visit
to
VIENNA,
March
14:
(CP)
Germany
is
losing
no
i
i?
1
1
1
1
a
irt
of
Adolf
Hitler's
new
German
Reich
extending
from
e
North
Sea
almost
to
the
chisrite
will
be
held
on
Anril
en
fcclcsed,
Doubtless,
It
will
rtl
amount
to
an
expression
of
Aastjn
armies
have
already
rfcsprcme
command
of
Chan-
if
Hitler.
Th(
I
of
the
political
freedom
v.x
Austria
was
acnicvea
Dy
T.Iam
tfll.1.
-
.U
.
Then
Arthur
Sezss-Inquatt,
i
r
ninn
in
ArAAr
nMfl
aria
I
uwwi
Ull
biiJa&WlV.j'
U1IU
M
f
j
T
-
0
1
'
of
existence
Sezss-Inquart
is
IL
urtt
rmAr(n
lief
tiliTiir
tltnt.
J
wvv
ivillivi
4
UtJVft
l
71
lAnlMt
1
I
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4
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...I
i
Vt
I
L
no
tit
(
Already
antl-Jewish
measures
arc
a
v
v
L
r
o
t
tit
(
Wwui
me
swaswKa,
vuw
m
Sunday
was
n
rl.iv
nf
hnt.h
InblU
nn
nti
...
i
most
-..w
'lyimtC
all
VlCHllU
"
was
denied
last
night
Mint
'
v
v
...a..
'
-.HUT
Miiscnllnl
tvttnrnnri
In
lictvU
.u-
-
.
.
.
.
given
to
Italy
after
the
Orcat
ncss.
ar
Nobody
Elw's
Huslncss
'ses
BERLIN.
March
14:
(CP)
-Acting
'Debs
Uhnnroll,
..
-i
j.
..I
in
..vwuvi
ni
vjciiiimiy
uuiiuu
Mh.
.
.
...
in
-
muol
rr
ill
nnn
T
M
T
Of
Ml
A
11
Held
Marchall
Hormnnn
Wil.'l
.im
.
.
.
nn
-"B
1UUUC
lilt
UfllUHl
"ieni
last
night
that
events
of.
last
few
days
in
Austria
were!
woay
else's
business
but
Gcr-
-v
-
uuu
Ausina
s.
i
Hritain's
Position
LONDON
March
14:
(CPi
Prime
...
.
'.u
ncvu
e
unamripri.iin
is
ex-
ftnrf
.
...
i
inase
a
statement
today
wni-u.
.
.
......
i
in
regard
to
tne
aus-
hi.,
i.
i
ill
crnin
ii.
.
i
.
"""ificnce
wun
me
inae-
Pa
...
.
v.
w
.,.
'
-------
tfakla
rv,
's'wu"'
"uuu-diu-;
f
4"a.
t...
One
reuort
"
"
u
that
nn
nill-
wtva
.
2"s
already
been
delivered!
U
r
8
a"wnomy
for
three
mil
nn.ii
-
tr
rtta
is
TPr..fAr
t-.
..rv
j
Iarca
A
pnnflUM
i
.-it.-.1
Pfw.-
""-".fcuni
'O
rupurv
vpvv
is
4U
uiui
vaa.v
Ulk
"many
has
i.'
MVV-,ul-w
u
ivwfv
Zeph
mo-siovakla
c?
alone
in
view
of
-T
a
n
wun
otner
countries
"Hands
on
.
-
-
jj
as
Prance
and
Russla
demonstrators
in
front
of
the
Oer-"om
Park
r,,m.
4i,o
m,
i,nv
here
yesterday,
ue-
W
til
v...va
nuiu
ni.iv
HIV
rpn7u
Bovcrnmcnt
there
is
rcn8thcnlne
Pmnw
t
.
m,"
8lov
3
eaiy
wun
czeeno-
W
RAPIDLY;
Resigns
as
President
Op
un
i-urui
cuu
miuui:
us.
it.
Austria.
Adriatic.
Some
sort
of
a
10
but
details
have
not
DriBethuneAnd
Miss
EwanSafe
.
SINOAN,
Shensl
Province,
China,
March
14:
(CP
Dr.
Nnrman
Bethune.
Montreal
ci
n.n..
Tr...
X,
been
reported
missing
and
"T
WAS
GREAT
ATTORNEY!
Clarence
narrow,
Celebrated
American
Criminal
Lawyer,
Passes
Away
at
Aic
of
Eighty
CHICAGO,
March
14:
ICPI
Clarence
Darrow,
United
States
famous
criminal
lawyer
and
attorney
for
the
defence,
died
yes-
-
,
...
,
LPraaV
111
IIIC
i'b"V
l,-l
ollnrV
nftfiT
H
lOllE
111-
I
"e
acmevcu
piuunuu.w
defence
aiiorney
in
man
including
those
of
Eugene
V
in
1894,
"Big
Bill"
Haywood
1U.
me
wcnumam
-
..
,
j
u
ion.
the
LcuDOia
ana
wjcu
....
uaat
.
-
I
l"c
'.
,T.
'
11
1922.
ana
tne
iiawanuu
...
Two
Bandits
'Are
Trapped
Authorities
Believe
They
Will
Soon
Kccaptiirc
Stony
.Mountain
Convicts
.
fMnt.
Mmt
thev
nave
4-nrf
n
wmnineK
v"
i,.in
t
orm
rim
vii.la
v
aij
r
-
stony
MoUntain
renuxiwi
,
.
...
Arthur
Arthur
Wurch.
Wurch,:
ln.f
wet
air
They
are
"V,4
nnd
Frank
shura.
26.
Jack!
ov
"
.
.
Hllderman.
the
third
to
es,
has
'already
been
recaptured.
....
.
f
fhnf.
country
by
any
Y
ttw.w-.
hivumuh
v
tmi.r
,hnse
Reich
new
sur-
iuuii
"
rmmrls
it.
.
.
shoutea
inu.li
-
,
n..nr-i
.
mands
for
tne
il-ois
--
-
also
heard
m
...
-i,wialn
were
open
mass
n'ci-'t.
NORTIIEUN
AND
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
Gives
Blum
Forms
I
French
Gov't
I
PARIS,
March
14;
(CP)
Having
been
unsuccessful
In
the
effort
to
reconcile
the
var-
lous
leftist
groups
which
he
had
tried
to
Incorporate
In
a
new
coalition
cabinet,
Former
Premier
Leon
Blum
on
Satur-
day
night
gave
up
the
task
of
forming
a
new
French
ministry
Including
Communists
and
made
up
a
government
con-
slstlng
principally
of
Socialists
and
Radical
Socialists.
Premier
Camllle
Chautemps,
who
re-
signed
last
week,
had
been
car-
rylng
on
until
Blum
took
over,
Edward
Daladler
Is
the
new
minister
of
national
defense.
4
4
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S.
D.
Jolnuion
Co.)
Vancouver
B.
C.
Nickel,
.17.
Big
Missouri,
42.
Bralorne,
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Aztec,
.09.
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2.00.
Dentonla,
.10.
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.05Vi.
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.03.
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.03Va.,
Noble
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.03.
Pend
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1.80.
.
Pioneer,
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I
Porter
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.03.
i
Premier,
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i
Reeves
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.31.
I
Relief
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.17.
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.04Vi.
Salmon
Gold,
.07.
Taylor
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.04
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Premier
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.011
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I
Silbak
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1.80.
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.Vd.
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.01.
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.08
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.02
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.03
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.08'4.
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.20.
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.40.
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it
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.21.
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.21.
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.19.
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i40.
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.24!.
!
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.05.
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.38.
k
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2.53.
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.25.
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.82.
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Malartlc,
1.38.
Preston
East
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.90.
Hutchison
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.07
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Aldermac,
.52.
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1.45.
Hardrock,
,42.
Athona,
.12.
Int.
Nickel,
49.00.
Noranda,
60.00.
Con.
Smelters,
56.75.
Canuck
Athletes
I
Back
From
Games
VANCOUVER,
March
14:
(CD
-Members
of
the
Canadian
team
t0
the
British
Empire
Games
at
Sydney,
Autsralla,
landed
back
in
Canada
aboard
the
liner
Aorang!
on
Saturday.
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
MONDAY,
MARCH
14,
1938.
Answer
BULLETINS
JAPANESE
STALLED
SHANGHAI
Japanese
invaders
are
stalled
on
all
'China's
far-flung;
fronts.
Shock
'troops
which
crossed
the
Yellow.'.
Ftiver
last,
week
and
disrupted
the
LUne-hai
Railway
service
have,
apparently,
either
been
wiped
out
or
driven
back.
REBELS
ADVANCING
IIEND
AYE
Spanish
Insurgents
entered
Alcanlz,
only
fifty
miles
from
the
Spanish
government's
Mediterranean
coast,
after
smashing'
Arajon
defenses,
military
advices
today
said.
Alcanlz
is
described
as
the
government's
greatest
northern
military
centre.
SPIES
ARE
SENTENCED
LONDON
Three
former
employees
of
Woolwich
arsenal,
trapped
by
"Miss
X"
of
the
British
counter
espionage
'service,
pleaded
guilty
smuggling
armament
secrets
out.
They
were
P.
Gladlng,
Albert
Williams
and
Whomack.
Gladlng
was
sentenced
to
six
years'
imprisonment,
Williams
to
four
and
Whomack
to
three.
Relief
Recipients
Must
Register
For
Work
From
Now
On
Under
a
new
regulation,
design
ed
to
establish
the
cmployability
,'or
otherwise
of
those
on
relief,
all
recipients
of
relief
from
the
city
will
henceforth
be
required
to
reg-
!lstcr
at
the
provincial
employment
bureau
on
the
first
and
fifteenth
if
each
month.
Former
Calgary
Broker
Is
Dead
llenry
A.
Hoffman,
Itetired
Alberta
Real
Estate
Man.
Dies
In
Vancouver
VANCOUVER,
March
14:
(CPt
-
TTrnrv
A
Hoffman,
former
Calsrart
real
estate
man.
died
here
yester
!
!day.
He
had
lived
for
some
years
in
retirement
in
Vancouver.
iFour
Persons
Burn
To
Death
'
When
Cabin
Destroyed
By
Fire
At
Village
Northeast
of
Winnipeg
BISSETT,
Man..
March
14:
(CP)
Four
persons,
one
a
one
day
oM
infant,
were
bumcd
to
death
yes.
,terday
when
a
backwoods
cab'n
was
swept
by
fire.
Bissctt
is
a
vll-I
lage
120
miles
northeast
of
Winnipeg.
The
dead
are
thrte
child
ren
of
A.
Sanders
Roderick,
ten'
Stafford,
three,
and
the
"day
old
baby.
Mrs.
Seymour,
sister
of
Mm.
Sanders,
also
perished.
Sanders
rescued
his
wife
and
six
other
children
who
are
now
In
hospital
at
Winnipeg
where
their
condition
is
reported
to
be
serious.
Pioneer
Woman
Of
Yukon
Dies
Mrs.
Elizahclh
McLurcn
asses
Away
In
Vancouver
Where
She
Had
Lived
Ten
Years
VANCOUVER,
March
14:
(CP)-Mrs.
Elizabeth
McLaren,
who
lived
for
thirty
years
In
the
Yukon
before
coming
to
Vancouver
ten
years
ago,
died
here
yesterday.
Tomorrow's
Tides
To
Hitler
Vast
Armaments
Program
To
Be
Speeded
Up
As
Kesult
Ur
Late
Developments
In
Europe
Centre
QUADS
BORN
IN
QUEBEC
Thirty-Seven
Year
Old
Mother
In
Mantane
County
Gives
Birth
To
Four
Babies
QUEBEC,
March
14:
(CP)
Belated
information
has
been
received
here
of
the
birth
of
quad
ruplets
to
a
37-year
old
mother
!-.
remote
part
of
Matane
County
on
February
21.
Toduy'
Weather
:Cliivi-riiiiini
'
Httfrnfi
Triple
Island
Clqudy.
southeast
wind,
13
miles
per
hour;,
moderate
chop.
,
Langara
Island
sleet,
southerly
wind.
10
miles
per
hour;
barometer.
29.03;
temperature.
34;
light
swell.
.
T(.
Dead
Tree
PoinWRalnlng,
south
cost
wind,
five
miles
per
hour;
ba
rometer,
29.15;
temperature,
3(5
Ta
choppy.
-,
"
-
,i
lw
Alvn'nsh
Foggy,
calm,
temperature,
34.
Alice
Arm
Part
cloudy,
calm
temperature.
34.
Anyox
Part
ploudy,
calm;
tcm-
pcrature,
34.
Stewart
Snow
and
rain,
calnv
temperature,
33.
Terrace
Cloudy,
calm;
temper
ature,
31.
Hazelton
Part
cloudy,
calmj
temperature,
38.
Smithcrs
Part
cloudy,
calm,
ttcmpcrature,
32.
Burns
Lake
Dull,
calm;
temperature.
'
30.
Prince
George
Cloudy,
norther-
ly
wind,
four
miles
per
hour;
ba,
rometer,
20.32.
'
Bull
Harbor-Overcast,
showery
j
southwest
wind,
five
miles
pec
hour;
barometer,
29.34;
tempera
ture,
37;
light
swell.
Al"t
Bay
Showery,
light
east-
;
erly
wind;
barometer,
29.43;
tern-
pcrature,
35;
sea
smooth
Estevan
Island
Raining,
southwest
wind.
16
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
29.52.
Victoria
Raining,
southeast
wind,
four
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
29.72.
Vancouver
Raining,
easterly
wind,
6
miles
per
hour;
barometer
29.77.
Fred
Johanson
.
.
,
t
JLfllQ
At
IvCSt
local
Fisherman.
Who
Died
Lat
Week.
Burled
This
Afternoon
In
Fairvicw
Cemetery
Burrlal
took
place
this
afternoon
In
Fairvlew
Cemetery,
with
Rev.
L
C.
Jensen,
pastor
of
St.
Paul's
i
Lutheran
Church
officiating,
of
i
Fred
Johanson,
Scandinavian
bom
fisherman,
whose
death
occurred
last
Friday
afternoon
in
the
Prlncn
liuperi
uenerai
nospnai
wneic
nt
.
,
1
1
.1
f
IMI.
nna
uecn
.
a
pautin
.ui
months.
Prior
to
interment.,
tnero
was
a
service
in
the
chapel
of
tlr.
iB.
C.
Undertakers.
HA
ft
SILVER
.vi;V
YOUR:
ICJIM
I'.ar
silver
was
unchangcil
at
'1134c
p'-r
fine
oiinrM
nn
the
New
York
metal
market
today.
Charles
Graham,
Inspector
of.
mines,
sailed
last
nl?ht
on
the
Ca'
tala
for
n
trip
to
Stewart
on
official
'
'
duties.
.-.
High
Low
House
Indignant
at
German
Keply
Saying
That
John
Hull
Has
No
Right
to
Consider
Himself
Protector
of
Austria
Prime
Minister
is
Heard
LONDON,
March
14:
(CP)
Great
Britain's
blunt
reply
to
Germany
will
be
to
speed
up
the
vast
armaments
program.
"In
regard
to
the
defense
program,"
Prime
Minister
Neville
Chamberlain
told
the
House
of
Commons
today
in
reviewing
Mid-Europe
events,
"I
have
always
made
it
clear
that
the
program
will
have
to
be
reviewed
from
'
'
time
to
time
in
the
light
of
changes
I
Eighteen
To
Be
Executed
.
MOSCOW,
March
14:
(CP)
Eighteen
of
twenty-one
de-
fendants
In
the
great
Soviet
hloorl
nuree
trial
were
con-
vlrted
late
Saturday
of
murder
and
treason
and
were
sentenc-
ed
to
death.
The
three
others
whose
lives
were
spared
re-
!
ccived
terms
of
imprisonment
f
from
1&-U.2J
years.
Soviet
noa-snaners
state
no
C
emencv
will
be
shown.
4.
4
'
GRADS
WIN
I
SR.
CROWN
Famous
Edmonton
Girl
Hoopsters
Take
Alberta
Title
For
Twenty-f
Second
Time
F.DMONTON.
March
14:
(CP-
Edmonton
Commercial
Grads
won
jtne
Alberta
senior
women's
bas
ketball
championship
for
the
twenty-second
time
in
twenty-fou;
'years
Saturday
night
by
defeating
the
nalo-nrv
Buffalos
56
tn
13
In
the
sccond
0f
a
two
game
series.
The
aggregate
of
the
two
games
was
108
to
45
In
favor
of
thy
Orwds.
The
Edmonton
Grads
will
next
meet
the
British
Columbia
provincial
champions
who
have
not
yet
been
decided.
Senate
Rejects
Mooney
Appeal
j
VPI'er
House
in
California
Refuses
To
Grant
Pardon
to
Famous
'
Convict
SACRAMENTO,
March
14:
(CF:
The
California
State
Senate,
by
unanimous
vote,
rejected
the
re-
solution
Which
would
hive
lnstniC
ted
Governor
Frank
Merrlam
to
grant
a
pardon
to
Tom
Mooney,
srvtn
a
life
s
ntnce
at
San
Quentln
for
participation
in
the
fatal
Preparedness
n-v
riots
In
gnn
Francisco
In
1916.
Moonej
still
refuses
to
eccet
parole.
In
sisting
on
full
pardon
or
nothing
He
is
back
in
Stm
Quentln
a.ralr.
lifter
his
aopearancc
before
the
Dl'llttlC
fldddllUiy
1U3I,
wcc.
SUB-CONTRACT
FOR
FINISH
IIAKDWAlll.
Sub-contract
for
finishing
hard
ware
on
the
local
federal
building
Job
has
been
awarded
to
Gordon
&
uelyea
or
Vancouver
dv
tne
con-
tractors.
Bennett
&
White,
it
is
announced.
0:36
a.m.
21.1
It.
12:53
p.m.
21.8
It.
'6:52
a.m.
3.9
ft.
19:11
p.m.
2.7
ft.
PRICE:
CENTS
In
the
international
situation.
It
would
be
idle
to
say
that
recent
events
do
not
constitute
a
change
of
the
kind
we
had
In
mind.
As-cordlngly,
we
have
decided
to
make
a
fresh
review.
In
due
course
we
shall
announce
what
further
steps
we
may
find
It
necessary
to
take."
Murmurs
of
indignation
arose
In
the
House
as
the
Prime
Minister
read
the
German
reply
to
the
British
note
that
the
"British
govern-
ment
Is
not
within
its
rights
In
claiming
the
role
of
protector
of
Austria."
Premier
Chamberlain
sharply
re-
Jected
this
German
view.
"The
ln-
teres
of
His
Majesty's
govemrnent-
,
J"
qucauuu
taiuiuk
on
any
1
credible
grounds
be
denied,"
he
said.
The
object
of
government
policy
was
to
stimulate
sa,
sense
of
(security
and
confidence.
Tliis'must
Inevitably
be
helped
oi;
hindered
by
events
in
Central
Europe.
Mr.
Chamberlain
sternly
denied
en
consent
or
encouragement
to
the
idea
of
absorption
of
Austria
by
Germany.
(MINISTERS
GROUNDED
Howe
and
Gardiner
Have
to
Take
Train
After
TransCanada
I'lane
Forced
Down
I5y
Weather
RIVERS.
Manitoba,
March
14:
(CP)
Unfavorable
weather
conditions
yesterday
forced
down
a
westbound
Winnipeg-Vancouver
niail
plane
of
the
TransCanada
Airways
at
this
point,
175
miles
west
of
Winnipeg.
Hon.
C.
D.
Howe,
minister
of
transport,
and
Hon.
J.
G.
Gardiner,
minister
of
agriculture,
who
were
passengers
on
the
plane,
took
a
train
in
Continuation
of
trips
to
Edmonton
and
Regina
respectively.
The
plane
returned
from
here
to
Winnipeg.
Branch
to
Edmonton
EDMONTON,
March.
14:
(CP)
TransCanada
aircraft
will
fly"
to
i
Ednonton
from
Lethbridge
on
reg-
jular
daily
service
"within
a
few
'weeks
or
as
soon
as
a
radio
beam
nere
has
been
tested."
Hon
C.
D.
j
Howe
,
federal
minister
of
transport,
made
tUs
announcement
today
as
hp
arrlvprl
for
a
visit
The
Edmonton-Lethbrldge
route
lr.
enly
northward
extension
of
TransCanada
Air
Lines
to
date
and
is
a
recognition
of
the
fact
that
the
city
will
be
an
Important
terminal
,on
what
will
be
a
logical
route
to
I
the
Orient,
Mr.
Howe
Said.
j
J
QrOntO
1
TaCK
Owner
Is
Dead
William
R.
Willctt
Passes
Away
At
Ace
of
Fifty-Seven
!
TORONTO,
March
14:
(CP)
j
William
R.
Willett,
well
known
In
Canadian
horse
racing
circles
us
president
of
a
Toronto
track,
died
yesterday
at
the
age
of
flfty-$evep.