-----
-
-1
Today's
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
(t
KM.)
iriiice
Itupert
Part
cloudy.
High
5:42
a.m.
17.1
ft.
I,
southeast
wind,
8
miles
per
hour
19:32
p.m.
15.0
(t.
barometer,
29.42;
temperature.
30;
Low
12:38
pjn.
7.4
ft.
sea
smooth.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
foi
XXVII.,
no:
v
n
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
MARCH
22,
1U38.
PRICE;
5
CKNIS
A
Papfe&e
r
.
UNICIPAL
CASE
NOW.:
JLh
Columbia
Cities
Ileinjf
Heard
by
Howell
Commission
In
Victoria
intralize
Finances
Is
h
Kecommcnded
by
Boards
ol
Trade
of
This
Province
IICTORIA,
March
22:
(CP)
The
p!i
Roval
Commission
on
lnter-
Bemmcntal
relations
commenced
Kerday
hearing
the
representa-6s
of
the
Union
of
British
Colum-
f
on
behalf
of
forty
munlcipali-
fr
i
of
the
province
of
British
Col-
Bbia.
Later
the
city
oi
Vancouver
I
nrescnt
a
separate
case.
ft
is
expected
the
Royal
Commis
si!
continue
in
session
until
iftav
when
it
will
leave
for
Ed-
ir.ton
where
It
is
scheduled
to
sit
I
March
28
with
sessions
later
In
Kderlcton,
Montreal
and
Toronto.!
'
f
i
U.tnl
11411
(llrrt
t1tA
Fottawa
in
June.
Boards'
of
Trade
Case
I
strong
central
govcrnmpnt
lor
tadi
even
brought
about
by
plebiscites
on
the
con
.r.?
of
provincial
legislatures!
Stht
appointment
of
legislative
Bnc
by
the
Dominion
wa3
jrd
bpore
the
Commission
to-
u
'he
submission
of
thirty-
I
British
Columbia
Boards
ofi
adc
Until
th;M
was
effected,
the
nrds
recommended
in
part:
Provincial
and
municipal
bor
lng.i
be
controlled
by
the
Dom-
Bon
Elimlnritlnn
of
extensive
dupli-
itlon
of
services.
Cessation
of
thn
nrcsont
wastefui
s.
Ifthod
of
relief
administration.
EllmlnuTions
of
duplication
In
Jnscontlnental
service.
Bureau
of
Welfare
Dr.
Harrv
,
PslmIH
w
w
j
w
!
welfare
director,
advocated
the
aoiishment
of
ri
Dominion
rip
fitment
or
bureau
of
welfare
to
fercome
'irrievous
lack"
of
na
P'i
planning
In
social
welfare
in
Inada,
SEIZURE
IS
EXCEPTION
I
Ksidcnt
of
Mexico
Savs
That
Oth-
I
Industries
Need
Not
Worry
About
Expropriation
MEXICO
CITY,
March
22:
(CP)-
piaent
Cardenas
assured
Mexl-f
1
Industry
tnHnv
Vif
f
n
of
foreign
oil
companies'
hold-
was
an
excentlnn
and
that
no
--,.--.
T'lliar
measure
urn
a
1r
nrnoit.
Mnst
other
businesses.
Documents
Are
pcriminating
fech
Authorities
Appear
to
Have
lne
t'oods
on
at
Least
One
Member
of
Alleged
Espionage
Group
.
Papio
x.
,
,
ji
vyuv
tllS"?
and
fortyUuee
tiiv
LmCUTeuts
are
sald
by
the
.juniorities
tr.
Vinvn
Knon
fMinrt
nn
DCie
Sho
h!
uSOf
.
one
of
flvc
persons
s
u
nave
been
arrested
on
charccs
11
atton,..ii....
.
..
.
.
r
"".Hwiiu
----'"'
10
sea
oy"'
10
w
a
"
""-
ioreign
""
.
secrrts
in
.
rorri
tr,
tvtiKh
I
w
ICUIU
LU
LIS.
plficatlons
and
mobilization.
-"-'
.
.
EXPLAINS
"BAD"
BOYS
CALQARY.
March
22:
(CP)
are
no
bad
boys,"
T.
R.
Kt
of
the
Alberta
Bureau
of
Child
s'eirare.
tow
phi
vvcniie
cri
!v"liat
Mo
ooll
1
1
id
f
mlsdlrected
energies,"
he
4
Social
Credit
Wins
Election
EDMONTON.
March
22:
(CP)
Orvls
Kennedy.
Social
Credit
candidate,
retained
the
House
of
Commons
seat
In
Edmonton
East
for
his
party
at
the
by-
election
yesterday
by
defeating
Robert
Marshall.
Liberal,
and
Walter
Cleveley,
Conservative.
Kennedy
had
a
plurality
of
some
two
thousand
votes.
The
by-election
was
necessitated
through
the
death
of
the
Social
Credit
member.
Dr.
W.
S.
Hall.
4
CABINET
MEETING
British
Foreign
Policy
Under
Con-
slderation
Direst
Pledge
To
Cxecho-Slovakla
Considered
Lnlikely
LONDON,
March
22:
(CP)
The
British
cabinet
today
bc?ar.
a
two-day
consideration
of
foreign
I
policy,
an
important
state'
ment
on
which
Prime
Minister
Neville
Chamberlain
Is
to
make
In
the
House
of
Commons
on
Thursday.
Premier
Chamberlain
has
been
in
close
contact
with
the
French
government.
The
Dominions
arc
being
kept
fully
informed.
It
is
not
considered
likely
that
the
Prime
Minister
will
give
a
direct
pledge
to
Czccho-SIovakia
HIS
HOME
IS
BOMBED
"King
of
Bootleggers"
in
Hamilton
Intended
as
Victim
But
Was
Not
at
Home
HAMILTON,
Ontario,
March
22:
(CP)
A
portion
of
the
city
was
rocked
and
the
verandah
and
front
part
of
the
house'of
Russell
Perry,
self-styled
"King
of
the
Bootleggers,"
was
extensively
damaged
by
a
time
bomb
which
had
been
plant-
cd
under
the
verandah.
Perry,
who
it
is
believed
was
meant
to
be
a
vic
tim
of
the
bombing,
was
away
from
home
at
the
time.
The
verandah
was
the
same
as
that
on
which
Mrs.
Perrv
was
shot
dead
several
years
agothe
mystery
of
her
killing
hav-
ing
never
been
cleared
up.
Where
Canadian
Wheat
Is
Sent
Thirty
Countries
Oct
drain
From
West
,....i,nrn
mornh
Ol'
(CP)
WlnWirtiUi
"""
nnntrlp.
net
erain
from
the
nooinn
Wpst
reveals
the
first
de
-
tailed
report
from
the
Board
01
kum'6
covering
a
full
arain
Commissioners
Incrimin-,
E
i,rts'
during
the
last
crop
year!
886.172
bushels
with
Great
145
were
.
Trolonrf
1
noruiewt
""
-Buzzey,
fvc
-.
Britain
ana
y
linked
as
one
country,
taking
the'CyprM,
Leda,
Tilly,
Tot,
Sharkey,
01
oni
nrt4
bushels.
........
inia
Aio-nieh
rnr
Turn.
I
ilarcest
amuuiu,
-,
niTiiim
.m
rme
came
second
secuuu
witn
ia,-
094766
bushels,
followed
nwed
by
by
HoUand
Holland,)
Tlrnnre.
Italy.
D-mark,
Norway,
!
Switzerland
and
Greece.
(JIKLS
WINUAMA
TEST
WINNIPEO.
March
22:
1
ine
...
ouij
1.
,a
"
nll.IPmilllllt
:
"Tf.ru
,
.
won
'
the
hc
from
ine
rr-.rnm
fps
-
ifnlversltv
01
Muiuw"
twll
Playing
Far,
Far
Away,
oy
S!mp5S!li.
Eight
other
groups
competed.
Army
Now
Near
Defeat
DRAWINGS
IN
SWEEP
:
l-'lirllirr
rn,l!,n.
II
I
!.
!
Great
Irish
Lottery
DUBLIN,
March
22:
(CP)
Tht
drawing
of
tickets
in
the
Irish
Hos
pitals
sweepstakes
on
the
Grand
National
Steeplechase
continued
yesterday
with
...
Canadians
drawing
j
norses
as
iouows:
T
Blue
Shirt,
"Blue
Birds,"
AE
12939,
flmPM
"
P7.
40573
Top
Tol
(nonstarter),
"Parrot."
EL
08598.
.
!
Cabin
Fire,
"Let's
Try
Again,"
DS
56061,
"Toppy,"
PT
40290.
!
'
Davy
Jones,
"If
Rit,"
NV
79217.
Drinmore
Lad
(nonstarter),
"Blackle,"
CA
41510.
KDH.
"Thanks
a
Lot."
DA
41512,
"Fanny
Adams,"
EP
62021,
"Hard
Pan,"
PV
41053,
"For
Pete
Sake,"
AZ
46115,
"Teribus,"
NJ
33613.
Ego
(nonstarter),
"Om
Co."
MJ
74435,
"The
Three
Kids,"
DP
61667.
"Please."
LB
10727.
Pet
Son.
"Lucky
Boy,"
RT
13516,
"Maybe."
AJ
83483,
"Cap."
LP
79382.
Care
Free
(nonstarter),
"Snipper
Snntinpr"
A7.
Bondsman
(nonstarter).
"Jimmy
Boy."
QJ
32613.
,
Dryburgh
(nsr.startcr).
'Emile,"
--
let
in
Field
Master
(nonstarter).
"Mar-
ess,"
BX
37095,
"Happy,"
NX
37651,
"Cariboo
Jim,"
BV
42022.
Pluka
Bella
(nonstarter).
"Knob-
by."
ZM
84123,
"Lucky
Seven."
KK
45777
"Edith
150,000,"
CD
27864.
Froblsher,
"Two
by
Six."
AV
57702,
"Jomper."
FS
62122,
"Blrger."
DQ
89412,
"Dorothea
CV'
DB.
60472.
Kcsidual
Prizes
The
drawing
of
residual
and
consolation
prizes
took
place
today.
Two
of
the
fifty
residual
prizes,
worth
$1150
each,
went
to
Canadian
ticket-holders
"Once
for
Two,"
DD
40530
and
"Cedar,''
BW
39742.
Following
was
the
list
of
Canadian
winners
among
1600
consolation
prizes
of
$500
as
the
draw
began,
noms-de-plume
only
being
shown.
Dreelhlnn.
Hungarian
Gypsy,
Bin-'
Black
transport,
told
the
House
or
oom-..
go
Dingus.
Pale
Face,
Urgent,
f..i
Tho
rM
KM
i
mons
yesterday
that
he
hoped
a
j
.
.
.
l
rn.1l
1
1
i
.
nn
vrntnr.
naaiv
nteaeu.
run
iiuucc,,
kei.,
Rpnond
Time.
No.
13.
pMP
Rni
Mlo.
Phoenix.
Hone
Lee.
Thirteen
Nondeshlner,
Tough
Luck,
Venture
Mickey,
Domstello,
Yearn-
ing
Tyutyu,
I
Needs
You,
Justa
Justa
Ravenscralg,
BUI
and
Mag-
gle.
Boomerang.
Free
Chance,
Sure
,L
it
Tons
Tirrpm
ining,
unuiv,
.
n
t
.a1
TIvm
Toninrv
iPS
.
'
'
,
W1II
nn
nne.
'?r
"
n
-"A
j.
E
D
M.
Lockheen,
Oood
Luck.
Grace,
Sparkey,
Always
Hopeful,
I
Don't
Know,
Blue
Moon,
Elul
Ethaniam,
Red
Shadow,
Wise
Joseph,
Rupert,
William
Haxton.
Black
Cat,
Once,
Onlv.
Clagger,
Margaret
Finch,
ltir
t.,ik
25
Snorts.
Flftv.
Lucky.
v
could
I
Do
With
It,
Invagld,,
Orange,
My
King
Thirteen
lnniccu
Bears,
a.o,
r.
-
-
dom
UUlll
For
W
a
-
Horse,
'
100
Cents,
'
Anoth
mm,
t
nxlru
Rpvpn.
Merrv
Mobd.
'
u
cwnpllcd
from
obvcrsatloriN
t
nm
tvovIp
nmhw7
Still
faun
Trexle,
Bill,
Bymnwz,
Yfn
ftt
5
a
Maty
tl
covtrs
t,,
f(0
1
Hoping,
jiujjiiisi
Two
Bills,
The
Sap,
-.
Mary
.
TjUCkv
star.
Lucky
Eight,
Come
1
Thirteen.
Barb,
Always
Behind,
Hope
Spotty,
iemperance,
.
seven
on
imw,
m
uU
i
rtM0
as
ijrvs.
lsmEiass.
lrisn
iw,
pjcos,
Nigger,
Potato,
Handcc.
T
c
Wnlte,
twk)
Bums,
'Henry,
....
tr..-
-1
Tlni.
L.ucn.
"
.
nnn-t
Relive
It.
Pick
Mc
out.
sev
-
'
..
.
white
White
Horse.
Wallace.
Ulwl
Trusting,
The
Unfortunate
Vancouver
Winners
VANCOUVER,
March
22:
(CP)
Miss
L.
H.
Watson
and
A.
J.
Jack
shared
two
Irish
Hospitals
Sweep-
take
tickets
and
received
cabled'
..
..
.
.....
a
.
t
-
confirmation
confirmation
that
mat
nnp
one
oi
11.
k
;
tickets
i
brought
UlUUglll.
th
4V.M
Willi.
.pAOUU.
oonn
illtt
rn.iViAnUn
Tf
umc
Ihp
first,
mrtvlp
hp
ticket,
under
the
nom-de-plume
"You
Q
Me,"
was
MC
20122
on,
Second
Act,
a-non-btttrter.
Jew
Scientist
Is
Victimized;
I
Seriously
111
!
4
VIENNA.
March
22:
(CP)
'
Sigmund
Freud,
aged
32,
"fath-
j
er
of
psycho-analysis,
Is
s
cr-
.
ed
iously
ill
after
a
visit
of
secret
;
vt.i
rt
Vile
hnmfl
lact
I
ju.c
w
night.
Informants
said
mat
ol
.--i.
U.
T...l-V.
X
ine
pouce
wok.
me-
Jti-.u
j
scientist's
passports
and
closed
the
doors
of
his
home.
Offices
i
of
the
company
publlhing
his
!
books
were
also
closed.
!
CABINET
RESIGNS
Lithuanian
Government
Quits
Foi
lowing
Submission
to
Poland
'
Not
Accepted
KAUNALS,
Lithuania.
March
22.
(CP)
Having
taken
the
unpopuiai
'step
of
yielding
to
the
Polish
ul
Umatum
on
Saturday,
the
Llthu
onUn
tnHlnnt
Vine
rfclmori
PrP.il
dent
Smctona
has.
however,
re
fused
to
accept
tho
resignation
until
the
return
of
Promle.r.TubelU
who
is
seriously
ill
In
Switzerland,
"
was
reported
last
week
that
H
the
cabinet
was
forced
out,
only
a
pro-German
cabinet
could
be
formed.
RAILWAY
LAYOFF
Minister
of
Transport
Hopes
Shopmen's
Disputes
Will
Be
Amicably
Settled
OTTAWA,
March
22:
(CP)
Hon.
Clarence
D.
Howe,
minister
of
.
f
1
1
V
!
1
1
1
1
(
fii
I
.1
f
I
J
1
.1
1
1
l.illllfllill
.TliVJl
!
-.-
t
men
would
be
settled
amicably
without
a
general
lay-off.
The
dispute
reached
the
floor
of
the
House
when
A.
A.
Heaps
or
Win-
nlpeg
North,
C.C.F.
member,
said
he
understood
thousands
of
men
were
being
thrown
out
of
work
by
the
railways.
-
hi
r
i-i
nn'M
v-jiri
iiii-
i
aiiiii.c
w
tn
due
to
slackness
of
work
and
in-
ability
to
maintain
the
five-day
week.
The
management
suggested
a
four-day
week
but
the
shop
unions
refused
and
claimed
that
any
reduction
would
be
at
the
expense
of
junior
employees.
.
,
.
.
,
WAnthAr
rftrPPJlST
jlPllrnl.h.H
t.hrou-h
m.
c.n.rvchT
V
l
if
LAJIIJIUIUII
fllVHV(Vnn.vi
Victoria
Burl
Frllicff
Rutwrt.
This
'trf-
.
,i,0ur
period
endlnp
5
p.m.
tomorrow
i.
General
Synopsis
A
storm
is
in.ir
onntrnH
eft
VnilPOUVpr
.
Islailf.
:
causlng
n;rh
winds
off
the
coas:
!
It
rornains
comparauveiy
mua
in,
u
Prlncc
Ri;pert
and
Quccn
Cnar
lotte
Isiands
strong
southeast
.
.
.
.......
wind
or
gaics,
snuun,;
io
casienv
cloudy.
and
cooi
wlth
sleet
or
rain
r..i
i
v
nPAitVfti1
Toll
....
vcv
woo
'"w..v.
j
stronir
southeast
wind
or
calev.
'shtfHnir
n
snutherlv.
cloudy
and
"
mild
with
rain.
HEARS
FIKST
TALKIE
SELKIRK,
an.
March
22:
(CP)
R.
Spencc
won
a
contest
with
the
1
-.
.
ll,ninn)
rt
prize
a
cuhiiu.-mj-
w
..
WiCU-fcil7,
AW
w
-
-
had
seen
since
rcmming
rrom
Fra
net
after
the
war,
and
his
first
picture
with"
sound.
t
EARTHQUAKE!Turn
Mill
nm
rp
iinnrii
txLi
HLKt
Slight
Shock
Was
Undoubtedly!
Kecorded
in
Prince
Itupert
This
.Morning
'
Inauirv
at
the
Dominion
Ob
servatory
at
Victoria
today
elicit-'
the
information
that
the
centre
of
this
morning's
earthquake
disturbance
was
550
miles
north
Victoria,
about
ten
miles
from
Prince
Kuncrt.
The
tremor
was
ir.hSS
WITH
THE
CHINESE
ARMY
IN
NORTH
CHINA,
ened
from
their
sleep,
it
was
March
22:
(CP)
Yu
Cheng
Tsao,
Chinese
Red
Army
also
strong
enough
to
be
felt
in
;
commander,
believes
that
the
Japanese
Army
is
nearer
de-4
A,aska-
Jt
.
,
feat
today
than
at
any
time
since
the
Oriental
war
began
UTuSr'HtotS
a
little
more
than
eight
months
ago.
He
said
that
guer-ocen
isolated
forces
of
Japanese
battl-
perceived
by
a
number
ot
,
rilla
marches
have
large
Prince
RuDcrt
DCODle
as
they
sat
lng
towards
the
Yellow
River
on-
..
.
calmly
at
their
breakfast
tables
at
the
Central
China
front.
Many
7:25
this
morning.
A
distinct
shake
Japanese
troops
are
In
a
precarious
was
evidently
noticed
by
quite
a
position
and
in
imminent
peril
of
few
people,
light
fixtures
and
furn-
being
completely
trapped
and
an-lture
quivering
for
a
few
seconds.-nihilated.
Houses
were
also
felt
to
shake
ana
some
declare
they
saw
electric
light
poles
quiver.
Some
late
sleepers
were
awakened
by
a
rumble
like
a
train
passing.
John
Ivarson
of
Bca:h
Place
reports
that
he
was
up
at
the
time
and
the
windows
of
the
house
shook
and
the
dishes
rattled
indicating
a
very
decided
quake.
The
tremble
seems
to
have,
been
noticed
In
every
part
of
the
city.
Last
night
about
ten
o'clock
some
people
saw
a
particularly
vivid
meteor
of
greenish
hue,
appearing
much
like
a
colored
rocket
fall'
from
the
skies.
It
seemed
to
be
unusually
close
at
hand.
Had
it
been
at
a
different
time
of
year,
it
would
have
been
dismissed
as
a
piece
of
pyrotechnics.
Today's
Weather
Triple
Island
Overcast,
easterly
wind,
18
miles
per
hour;
light
chop.
Langara
Island
Raining,
easterly
wind,
24
miles
per
hour;
baro
meter,
29.34;
temperature,
36;
Sea
moderately
rough.
Dead
iicna
Tree
irec
Point
ruim
Ralninir
nnrtheast
wind:
barometer.
29.32
temDcrature.
34;
sea
rough.
BuU
Harbor
Overcast,
southeast
wlnd;
25
mlics
per
h0Ur;
tempera
ture(
38;
sea
rough.
Alcrt
Bay
Overcast,
southeast
gaie;
barometer,
29.36;
tempera-
turn.
32:
sea
routrh.
-
,
.
.
L'f-r
nun
n
i
i
nun
r
uuiii
i'ii.xi.
w
i
it
barometer.
29.36;
temperature,
32
1
sca
rough.
Estevan
Cloudy,
southeast
wind
14
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
29.
66.
Victoria
Clear,
southeast
wind
12
miles
per
hour;
barometer.
29.80
Vancouver
Cloudy,
easterly
wind,
four
miles
per
hour;
baro
meter,
29.86.
Prince
-George
Fair,
southerly
wind,
four
miles
per
hour;
baro
meter,
29.80.
Terrace
Cloudy,
north
wind,
temperature
28.
Alyansh
Cloudy,
calm,
32.
Alice
Arm
Cloudy,
north
wind,
33.
Anyox
Cloudy,
calm,
32.
Hazelton
Cloudy,
calm.
28.
Smlthers
Clear,
calm.
32.
Burns
Lake
Clear,
calm,
15.
PASSING
OF
COL.
M0LS0N
Prominent
Canadian
Military
Man
and
Business
Executive
Dies
In
Montreal
MONTREAL,
March
22:
(CP)
Lieut.
Col.
Herbert
Molson
C.M.O..
M.C.,
prominent
business
executive,
died
last
night
----j
at
tne
age
01
sixty
inree.
ne
was
wgu.m
k
i
in
1910.
Col.
Mols.m
was
president
of
the
Molson
urawcry
VO.
Of
Tide
In
War
In
Orient
Defenders'
Head
of
lied
Forces
Says
That
Guerrilla
Operations
Have
Isolated
Many
iSMpponcsc
Who
Arc
in
Grave
Peril
TODAY'5
STOCKS
iCXjurtcsy
S.
D.
Johiuton
Co.)
Toronto
B.
C.
Nickel,
.21.
Big
Missouri,
.40.
Bralorne,
8.50.
Aztec,
.10.
Cariboo
Quartz.
1.95.
Dcntonla,
.OOVi---
'
-
Golconda,
.03'4.
...
Mlnto.
.023,4.
Falrview
Amalgamated,
.03'4.
Noble
Five.
.03.
Pend
Orielle,
1.70.
Pioneer,
2.90.
Porter
Idaho,
.02.
Premier.
2.00.
Reeves
McDonald.
.31
12.
Reno,
.50.
.
1
Relief
Arlington,
,172.
Reward,
.04.
Salmon
Gold,
.07.
Taylor
Bridge,
.0
Premier
Border,
.ZW.
Sllbak
Premier,
1.70.
Congress,
.008.
,
Home
Gold,
.01
Vi-Indian,
.02
a.
Haida
Gold,
.084.
Oils
O
A.
P.
Con.,
.20.
.
Calmont,
.39.
C.
&
E.,
2.18.
Freehold,
.05.
Hargal,
.19.
McDougall
Segur,
.18
'2.
Mercury.
,14.
Okalta.
1.45.
Pacalta,
.09.
Homc
OIL
1.08.
i
Beattie,
1.25.
Central
Patricia,
2.53.
Oods
Lake,
.40.
Little
Long
Lac.
4.55.
McKcnzie
Red
lake,
.80.
Pickle
Crow,
4.35.
Red
Lake
Gold
Shore,
.23.
Son
Antonio,
1.30.
Shcrritt
Gordon,
1.23.
Smelters
Gold,
.02.
McLeod
Cockshutt,
3.25.
Oklend,
.21.
Mosher,
.20.
Madscn
Red
Lake,
.35.
Stadacona,
.23.
Frontier
Red
Lake.
.05.
Francoeur,
.37.
Moncta
Porcunlne.
1.06.
Thompson
Cndlllac.
.22.
,
I
Bnnkficld,
.79.
East
Malartic.
1-35.
Preston
East
Dome.
.90.
Hutchison
inke.
.07'3.
Dawson
White,
.03.
Aldermac,
.47.
Kerr
Addison.
1.09.
Uchi
Gold.
1.41.
i
Martin
Bird,
.37.
I
Inte.
Nickel,
48.50.
,
Noranda,
56.00.
I
Cons.
Smelters,
51.00.
Hardrock.
1.75.
Athona,
.lOVi-
Vancouttr
Wheat
VANCOUVER,
March
22:
(CP)
Wheat
was
trading
at
SlSi
on
the
Vancouver
Imarkct,
today.
Is
Seen
By
C
ommandejr
i
Unwin
Release
I
Is
Authorized
1
4
OTTAWA,
March
22:
(CP)
The
Governor
General
today
authorized
the
release
from
Fort
Saskatchewan
Prison
in
Alberta
of
Joseph
"Unwin,
Soc-
lal
Credit
member
of
the
Leg-
islature
of
that
province,
who
'.'is
-serving
a-tprm
-for
defam-.
atory
libel.
t
-
4
APPEAL
MADE
TO
VATICAN
Asked
to
Join
Britain
and
Franc:
lit
Protest
at
Spanish
Bombing
Of
Civilians
LONDON,
March
22:
(CP)
The
British
government
has
made
a
direct
appeal
to
the
Vatican
to
Join
in
an
Anglo-French
protest
to
General
Francisco
Franco
against
the
air
bombardment
of
Spanish
civilians.
Personnel
Of
(Welfare
Board
Miss
Laura
Holland
Heads
Bin'r
Which
Will
License
and
Inspect
Institutions
VICTORIA,
March
22:
(CP)
Hon
Dr.
Gcorire
M.
Weir,
provin
cial
secretary,
has
announced
the
i
personnel
of
the
welfare
institutions
board
which
will
license
and
inspect
institutions
in
the
province
for
the
aged
and
Infirm
and
I
for
destitute
children.
Miss
Laura
Holland
of
Vancouver
will
be
the
chief
administrator,
assisted
by
the
welfare
visitors
at
other
centres
in
the
province.
DANCE
AIDS
CEMETERY
WARNER.
Alta.,
March
22:
(CP'
More
than
$100
was
cleared
at
a
dance
here
In
aid
of
the
local
cemetery.
Preparations
For
Austrian
Vote
In
April
BERLIN,
March
22:
(CP)
The
Reich
government
Is
proceeding
with
preparations
for
the
plebiscite
to
be
held
on
April
10
in
Austria
on
the
question
of
Chancellor
Hit
ler's
move
In
annexing
that
coun
try.