Utter
i
territorial
possessions.
No
More
Sacrifice
)
1
ALOIERS.
January
7:
CP-jrranre
will
make
no
more
aacrt-hrt
for
Deace."
8o
declared
Prem
ier
Edouird
Daladlei
here
yesterday
,
is
be
concluded
his
tour
of
Norm
African
possessions
of
France
fol-
fcwing
hU
vUlU
to
Corsica
and
Tuniiia,
.
France
mould
not
s
"P
an
Inch'
.
.
.
-
..tju
nsiam.p
Nnr
t
dixiswi?
;t
MINERALS
s
used
In
production
imicikm
materials
-
s
i;u
1
1
in
WV
I
Pattullo
To
Meet.
Gov't
On
Monday
mlcr
of
British
Columbia
T
Oixuss
Number
of
Matters
With
Federal
Authorities
1Ui
interviewers
yesterday.
Keeps
In
Touch
With
His
Office
By
Radiophone
NEW
YORK,
Jan.
7:
(CP)-
By
use
of
a
two-way
radtotelcphone
installation
In
his
automobile,
Mayor
Florella
LaGuardla
is
now
able
Lit
lrukt
I
a
t.
nt
i
-ia..
stt
I
Big
Reduction
In
Number
Of
Workless
Now
rVTTAU'4
Jn
7-
i'CVi
M00NEY
IS
She
DJIBUTI,
January
7:
(CP)
Italian
Fascists
have
attacked
a
station
on
the
French-owned
Djibuti-Addis
Ababa
railway
line,
it
was
reported
here
today.
The
in-
i
...211
V
jlitlt
Intnci
irro
t
A1
moir
n
vnA
tUn
FREE
MAN
I
(CP
Tom
Mooney,
the
world's
.
.
...
-,.
4S
at
Sj
first
sentenced
to
aeam
bus
lne
Dominion.
,
CrAA
nPM(..MiuM
lhi
Vsnr
U
tux
u.nc
rnmmtltfd
to
UtC
lmptiS
up
fourteen
per
cent,
nickel
is
down
onment.
He
is
56
years
of
age
ana
fn
per
cent,
silver
down
fle
per
has
spent
21
years
In
prison,
cent
and
coal'down
nine
pen
cent.1
Labor'
Long
cruo
The
granting
oi
mwikj
a
marks
a
triumph
for
Labor's
world
wide
crusade
to
Iree
him.
The
crowded
assembly
room
broke
Into
excited
cheers
as
the
new
governor
granted
the
pardon.
I
have
signed
and
now
hand
you,
Tom
Mooney,
.
st
Irs
unconditional
.paraon.
i
.r..
warden
Smith
to
release
you
to
the
freedom
which
I
expect
you
...
.
t
i
S
liitAta
T
r,
.
i..
"to
exercise
wiwi
wiiawa,
Jan.
i
.
iuri
rrcnuci
--
-
.
,nj,rfl.,.
T.
D.
Pattullo
will
meet
with
Xtov
itdfrat
Mooney
saia
aucr
nicy
"
ir,v.,r.mi.
nn
vfnnrfnv
to
v
-
n
l
ir
ri
inrniA
a.
Woman
Fatally
Injured
by
Wave
Boy
Swept
Out
To
Sea
Three
Sailors
Lost
Off
Ship
ClflCni
Will
iin"""-"
nij
iiiauc
tuv
nuu-'storms
storms
Oil
off
the
uic
northern
norvnrrn
California
wmuiiiw
:
iect
of
a
protest.
The
Djibuti-Addis
Ababa
railway
line
orecon
and
Washington
coast
sone
of
the
principal
bones
of
contention
in
the
situation
jdurn
th
few
e
m.
jsuii-"
.
.
.u.
'Martha
m.iu
MrCollev.
who
-
-
died
-
from
PCl'lH.
mw
ASTORIA.
Oregon,
Jan.
7:
CP
Known
dead
ad
a
result
of
01
"mTe
rJSed
5
SitE
"
"on
Norman
RersV
minuter
board
from
the
German
rnotorshlp
ri,
Frtnre
be
iwaeo.
oy
political
Ann-li-.-.
Fjubmn-
on
Thursday
i
-.1
nMMrl
T
OI
UDUI
.
ioia
UCICR-UVI1
JC
t
-
i
"iXTSS
"here.
Premier
terd.y
thai
:the
total
number
"
to
TunU
that
al-
of
employable
on
relief
in
DiUdler
had
ld
In
Za
m
branch
defences
facing
Canada
was
now
123.000.
Since
aOTtSJ
inH
natlu
1
regUtratlon
of
un-
I
IMIMP
llD
tlrtnithened,
f
.
in
.h.
r..ms,r
th
Trtl-ar
H
i
liTV
Chimberlaln
To
Taris
L0NTX)S(
January
7:
'CP'
Prlmf
minuter
Neville
Chamber-UtD,
iho
leave
here
next
Tues-dij
tr
lt
to
name,
will,
it
U
aU
jtoy
olf
enrqute
in
Paris
to
mt
Prrnii
Edoyard
Daladler.
While
otrtrjtUy.
the
tUit
to
Parts
It
aid
vi
be
of
no
mere
than
social
ilpiflw
st
is
taken
in
some;
W4'
;i
the
nature-of
a8ijmaJ
to
Pmr.i'r
DenlU)
MuswMnt
of
Ottst
Br.Uiii'a
continued
frlchdll-
era
nth
France.
Undoubtedly,
the
mnr
.-Italian
situation
will
be'
Critics
of
Prime
Minister
lain
Are
Organizing
in
England
,
LONDON.
Jan.
7:
CP
-Critics
I
of
the
policy
of
Prime
Minister
Neville
Chamberlain
were
in
ses-tnn
hr
iat
nisht
under
the;
North
and
South
Seen
Follow
ins
Munkacs
Incident
LONDON,
Jan.
7:
(CP)
Poland
is
taking
the
side
of
limitary
in
the
trouble
with
Czechoslovakia
following
the
attack
of
Czech
troopi
on
the
frontier
city
of
.Munkacs
yesterday.
Accord
ing
nig
to
io
report
reports
here
ncre
today,
imuji
llun-
hum
"
injuries
suffered
when
struck
bv'
f2tiin
ttoop
re
rcady
to
march
a
log
swept
in
by
a
comber
on
a
frora
the
Mu(b
toward
Czecho-
beach
near
here,
arid
Roy
Suabert
jwho
was
carried
out
to
"sea
near:
Florence.
Oregon.
Mrs.
McColleyj
4
1
was
77
years
of
age
and
camel
.
from
Puyallap..
!
I
Ships
two
hundred
miles
west
of
,
Cape
Mendocino,
Northern
California,
continue
to
watch
for
the
bodies
of
three
seamen
be-
lleved
to
have
Been
wasnea
over
Slovakia
while
Polish
troops
have
already
moved
from
Warsaw
to
the
Czech
border.
Meanwhile,
Czechoslovakia
is
preparing
to
send
troops
wherever
needed.
Six
infantry
and
cavalry
regiments
and
machine
gun
units
are
said
to
have
been
sent
by
Toland
to
the
border.
Hungarian
authorities
claim
that
Munkacs
was
deliberately
attacked
by
the
Czechs.
There
were
angry
demonstrations
in
Budapest
yesterday,
drmanding
immediate
military
action
against
Czechoslovakia
but
the
Ilungari
an
rovernment
an
Dears
to
be
dlinosed
to
settle
the
inciden
peacefully.
Both
Czccfioskrrakua
and
Hungarian
authorities
have
Mgement
at
a
,chainnanshlDqf,D?ricdn
Sandys.,
"'-h
border
h
of
"yhnston
sonln-law
Rt.
Hon.
'
Uaves
San
tluentin
Today
And
I'll
T
to1
Before
Churchill.
A
definite
program
u
is
to,
Made
His
Appearance
rJrn!.r
fllM-n
UP
fir
WhlCh
maSS
GovernrJ)lsen
mttm
will
be
called
to
proceed
SAX
QUENTIN.
Cal.
Jan,
7
.
;
with
party
organization.
most
famous
convict,
was
w.e
f
J
'this
morning
from
Ban
Quentln
KpntlPlI
l)n
WaV
DeiUieil
VII
If
dj
HIITDTIT
OF
IPeiiltentlary
U,
Sacramento,
the
UUirUl
VI
J
stale
capital,
where
he
was
granted
"T1
Tl,,c
Pnacf
.
a
full,
full,
free
free
and
and
unconditional
unconditional
par-
x
m
iihu
vwuui
don
by
Governor
Cuthbert
u.
Olsen
for
a
life
sentence
wnicn
i.aTM
Edmonton
For
Vancouver
v,.
n-o
urvlnir
a
a
result
of
the
i
r-
-f
"
lit
mm
v.....
,
)1
VUUIC
vvp,
-"
-
-
Dttrfe
in
Vslue
Shown
In
1SJ
as
preparedness
Day
riots
on
Market
j
.eadi
por
uu(r
anj
Cohesion
Compired
With
Year
Previous
street,
San
Francisco,
In
1918-
which
resulted
in
ten
deaths,
He(
edmonTON,
Jan.
7:
CP
In
OTTAWA.
Jan
7:
CP
Value
(Was
accompanied
by
his
wife.
lne
courM!
0f
his
farewell
tour
of
ot
Canadian
mineral
producUon
for
olsen
had
declared
that
he
be-
Wt5tern
Canada
before
leaving
foi
1JM
a
estimated
at
$440,OOOW)
as
nevrd
in
Mooney
innocence
and
gngjand
to
make
his
future
home
compared
with
H57.00u.OO0
in
1937.
that
It
was
his
Intention
to
grant
a
Formfr
Prlme
Minister
R.
B.
Ben-The
decline
is
accounted
fox
by
nardon.
nett
visited
Edmonton
yesterdas
lower
wcr
crlces
prices
for
ior
base
oase
metals
meva
uu,,"
during
Mooney.
Moonrj,
through
miuu"
the
years,
'
has
ana
d
Droceeded
proceeaea
to
io
Vancouver
inuui
fortr
Czechoslovaks
and
Hungarians
being
killed.
TODAY'S
WEATHER
Terrace
Raining,
calm,
temper
ature
32.
Alyansh
Snowing,
calm.
26.
Alice
Arm-Light
rain,
calm,
33.
Anyox
Light
rain,
calm,
29.
Stewart
Snowing,
calm.
28.
iinultiui
rlnnHv
nlm
25.
v-
the
vrar
and
a
falling
oft
of
sales
of
persisted
In
his
Innocence,
assert-
SpeBklrig
here.
Mr.
Bennett
made
I
Smlthers
Part
cloudy,
calm.
28.
mlnrrals
of
con
inr
that,
he
was
"framed
"framed."
He
was
.IP1it
onH
rnheslnn
lm
Hums
Lake
Snowing,
calm,
five
n
ais.,c
tut
v
t
j
--
-
-
"
AM
lncnes
new
snow,
AGRICULTURE
PROVIDED
MORE
EMPLOYMENT;
LESS
i
WORK
FROM
INDUSTRIES
By
HON.
W.
D.
EULER
Minister
of
Trade
and
Commerce
.-trm
i
ttr
T
rr
.
S"ir)
A
tiMrlrviiVif-
i
a
iv
&
.1111
iii
i"Ar
i
-
it
!
i
r
!
I
11
iiliii
t:
.
liiiuijli
i-i.
"viai
uYcniiuciiv
im
.
nware
that
this
is
wi
ion
wnj
v--
'
.
Jtacus,
matter.,
the
exact
nature.B
provided
work
for
..
more
peoplem
,
1938
than
,
in
1937.
not
case
0'
oi
an
inaiviuuai
viiB-.-
iuij
jj
i
.
.
,
,
a
i
n
o
which
he
declined
to
discuss
wiith
murder
hut
but
svmbollies
symbolizes
the
the
Ln
On.
the
L
other
other
hand,
hand,
emnlovment
employment
in
m
industry
mdustq'
was
was
shchtly
slightly
..
ui.
n.nnnm
nrder.
Thatorderli
U
..mmftinrr
inrliicf
fine
nf
P.nniirln
mvilllT
WOfk
to
-A11UIC
ivviiviii.v
-
.
I
Il!SJ.
tllk
IC
'Ul
uuh
iinmunivu
v..
j-.
o
-
is
in
a
state
oi
ucv
throughout
the
world.
I
Intend
to
rededlcate
my
life
to
remove
shame
from
the
State
of
California
by
working
for
the
release
of
my
co-
sufferer,
Warren
K.
uinuig.
Billings
received
a
sentence
of
life
imprisonment
for
the
same
i
Kinr.
which
resulted
In
forty
persons
being
lnjurea
m
aaun.u..
to
the
ten
killed.
Provincial
Constable
.Gordon
Lee
will
arrive
In
the
city
irom
van
ai
.it
.
it..
rn
rriAnti
tnmorrow
an
times
by
the
simple,
turn
oficouvcr
on
w
,
L
'
ft
.in
wuch.
He
can
call
the
office1
night.
He
Is
Imsclf
boat
P.M.L.
8
as
wire
or
can.be
called
fromlthe
police
""To.
,
.
less
officer.
r,o
tinxcnne
in
iniV?
fnr
ovorv
fiO
that
thev
eninlovcd
m
1937.
Nevertheless,
they
employed
many
more
workers
in
1038
than
In
1936
or
In
any
pre-
.....!..
loin
i
omlc
areas.
Quebec
and
the
Prairie
The
general
Index
number
of
In-j
Provinces,
employment
In
1938
was
cllne
of
1.6
per
cent.
Yet
there
wasSllghtly
lower
than
the
114.3
of
the
in
inaa
nn
increase
ot
o.a
per
ceniiuic
iauw
vi
"t
over
1936
and
larger
Increases
over
the
earlier
years
of
the
present
decade.
Indeed,
in
two
of
the
five
econ-
an
Increase
of
nearly
eight
rer
cent
over
the
eleven
months'
average
of
103.1
recorded
lit
1936,
when
the
(Continued
on
Pago
Tico)
Tomorrows
Tides
141
Capitol
TAXI
i
3:04
am.
21.9
ft.
High
13:00
p.m.
22i
ft.
Low
9:05
a.m.
5.5
ft.
Macey's
Coffee
House
21:33
p.m.
U
ft
NORTHKKN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
r
V01,
XXV1H
.
No.
5.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
JANUARY
7,
1939.
-4
PRICE:
3
CENTS
ft?
Is
Started
For
Police
Bdat
FASCISTS
ATlY
v
STATION
ON
ADDIS
ABABA
RAILWAY;
DALADIER
IS
UNYIELDING
ARE
DEAD
SQUEEZING
HITLER
AND
Northern
Trapper
Is
Found;
IWCTHDM
H17f7FrHS
ROOWVPI
T
Had
Been
Lost
In
Portland
Possibility
of
Trouble
Both
FromlN.,ther
Germany
or
Italy
Respond
Yet
To
Attack
on
Dictatorships
BERLIN,
Jan.
7:
(
CP
-Chancel
or
Adolf
Hitler
of
Germany
intl
mates
that
he
will
make
a
person-
j
al
reDly
to
President
Roosevelt's'
speech
on
international
affairs
atj
the
earliest
posslblei
'
opportunity
j
This
may
be.
It
Is
thought,
on)
January
30
at
the
openln?
of
the
session
of
the
German
Reichstag
in
Berlin.
Mussolini
Silent
ROME,
Jan.
7:
CP
Italian
of
flcialdom
has
refused
to
discus
the
speech
of
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
with
its
attack
on
r
Fascist
aSCISC
dlctatorshiDS.
uiciauirsiiluo.
It
ll
i
Is
un
ux
:
JC0LD
IN
moved
to
officially
investigate
J
"
the
rUsh.
-Second
Co'd
Snap
Being
HUNGARIANS
CLEANING
LP
,
perienced
Tw0
Below
Zero
The
Hungarians
had
their
,
In
Scotland
.
.jt
I
i
..
,1
w
A
I
lum
iuuij
aiiu,
uiic
u
v.
what
they
termed
"cleaning
up,
up.'
thev
reported
that
an
a
post
on
the
snap
of
the
JQiSfj
had
resulted
In
,
In
Scotland
rvrat.tire
readins
'
In
southern
cities
there
Is
chok
The
report
added
that
two
in?
fog
with
frost,
hundred
houses
In
Munkacs
'
Owing
to
ice.
roads
are
town,
which
had
been
ceded
to
very
treacherous
condition.
Hungary
on
November
1,
had
j
been
damaged
by
Czechoslovak
1
shelltlre.
Czechoslovak
forces
retreated,
the
report
said,
but
thousands
of
Hungarian
troops
have
been
moved
up
to
the
zone.
i
Bulletins
in
a
CHINESE
OFFENSIVE
SHANGHAI
Chinese
launched
a
surprise
offensive
on
Hang-chow
today
after
a
lull
in
the
zone
of
more
than
a
year
but
the
Japanese
reported
the
attacks
had
been
repulsed.
The
invaders
have
held
the
Chekiang
Province
capital
since
late
in
DUN
WELL
REMOVED
Ltd.
was
removed
from
trading
on
the
Vancouver
Stock
Ex-rhanre
todav
following
a
bank
ruptcy
order
issued
In
Supreme
Court
on
petition
ot
the
Crawford
Transfer
Co.
of
Stewart.
The
British
Columbia-Canadian
Credit
Men's
Trust
Association
was
appointed
custodian.
ENGLAND
LEADING
JOHANNESBURG
At
the
close
Review
of
Conditions
in
Canada
Continued
by
Minister
of!
twien
si.ee,
and
Eastern
rrov-Trade
and
Commerce
s
tod-
.Iiat"n.rrfovinces
nan
Hi
ana
i.vov
wicket.
Mutton,
not
out,
had
152
-
and
Gibb,
51.
Eighty-Two
Year
Old
Glace
Bay
Man's
Whlrland
Courtship
Of....
Widow
dustrlal
empioymcjii.i
v
u
it-
ntAPF
GLACE
olauc.
n.AY
BAY.
uai,
Nova
Nova
rova
bcoua,
ocoua,
Scotia
Jan
Jan.
ju.
.
ports
from
some
10,800
employers!
the
Marltlmes,
Ontario
and
British
(CP)fter
a
whirlwind
court-
m
of
staffs
averaging
1.067.400,
was
Columbia
there
was
some
decline.
I
M
Murphy.
aged
82.
of
on
the
first
eleven
months
of;
Factory
employment,
as
recorded
Qlace
ti
hoc
nas
hwn
been
morr
married
M
to;
In:""
5
1116
In
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in
in
ih
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In
th(
the
Inrtr
index,
nveraced
averaced
111.1
111.1
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In
the
the
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v..
m.f
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i"e
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lvJO,
RS
BS
comptucu
vOUipMCU
wiiii
wifci.
"
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iiv
.v
"
--
corresponding
period
of
1937
a
de-i
first
eleven
months
of
1938,
Octogenarian
Going
Strong
less
than
a
month
ago.
Tonight's
train,
due
from
the
East
nt
11
o'clock.
Is
reported
two
hours
Jlate
which
would
bring
It
ln
at
1
am.
tanal
Aboard
riis
omall
ISoat
Ocean
Falls
Police
Boat
Unreported
for
Week
While
Searching
For
Missing
Fisherman
and
His
Son
Down
the
Coast
f
NO
ALARM
FOR
HARKLEY
STEWART,
January
7:
(CP)
H.
W.
M.
Rol-
cfnn
totvnrf
nou'enqnormon
cave
ilinf
Tlnrf
Olclrin
va.
wwBy
ws..
v
av
ojiujfvi
inuiif
ou;
J
iimv
a
uiVUf
a,
V
ported
missing
since
before
Christmas,
left
for
his
cabin
down
Portland
Canal
yesterday
after
spending
la
few
days
in
Stewart.
Rolston
added
that
there
was
no
search
for
Harkley
yet
because
there
is
no
alarm
con-cerning
safety.
Still
onnf
Vinr
miccinrr
man
rn
fno
rnvVi
nnocf
iirVitnV
miiu.u.i
iuuh
vi
witv
liui
ill
umgii
fvittvii
certain
whether
or
not
Premier
has
been
storm-lashed
for
most
of
the
time
since
before
Benit
Mussolini
will
make
any
,
Christmas
is
safe
after
fears
that
he
might
have
reply
although
it
u
suggested
th
j,erished.
This
man
is
Bert
Olsen,
Portland
Canal
trap-'V'!:::
!
Slier,
who
was
last
seen
December
21
off
Georria
River.
in
the
Jewish
refugee
problem,
asidown
the
canal
from
Stewart.
He
was
in
an
outboard
appealed
for
by
United
States,
concerned
I
motor-equipped
rowboat.
the
engine
of
which
was
bucklnz
as
he
;
faced
into
a
strong
northerly
wind.
Olsen
was
believed
to
be
heading
TTi
T"i
TT1
1
1W
wn-
He
was
sighted
at
that
time
tlKI
I
A.llllby
Mlke
Krt
Georgia
River.
i
since
then,
evidently,
there
had
I
iaie
yesieraay.
nowever,
uus
aavice
I
I
I
t
11
1
1
for
Stewart,
as
was
his
annual
cus-
SpPQ
Imii
I
310
P
the
Christmas
JCCO
llU
iaiC
torn,
to
spend
sea-
War
1
his
Year
NEW
YORK,
Jan.
7:
(CP)
Dewitt
Mackenzie,
veteran
As-
Quarters
here.
A
search
was
to
be
socia.
Pss
Jorelgn
corres-
M
.!..
4
aI
frnm
Ctan-n
Tha
rlttO
pondent,
arriving
today
from
LONDON.
Jan.
Y-Ojjjj
SSS
t
T
1
t
C1Q
Lt
'"I
5LlU
the
fact
the
residcpnsUblVi
f
seven
4here
Larry
Retnta.
is
already
away
two
below
zerS.
8
.Xhlor
Jack
Hark!
doubtf
h"?
a
showT
f
ngs
arc
recorded
ewart
down
be
ween
democracy
and
dictatorship
which
might
cul-
who
to
now
over
three
weeks
over-:
mmate
m
"Vd
due
whUe
coming
in
over
the
snows
from
Bitter
Creek
to
Stewart.
Olsen
j
was
a
Swede,
fifty
years
of
age
and
:
was
in
good
pnysicai
condition.
News
of
his
safety
was
received
today
with
no
details.
Police
Boat
Unreported
It
became
known
here
yesterday
afternoon
that
the
provincial
polce
boat
P.M.L.
9
has
not
been
reported
since
December
31
when
it
lelt
lion
Do,lars
Worth
of
cn
board
F'r
Ocean
Falls
with
officers
on
to
conduct
a
search
for
Hugh
Grex-
n
national
securnies
to
o
Iton
and
his
son.
Jimmy,
who
left
Offered
j
Alert
Bay
December
19
to
engage
in
fishing
off
Cape
Caution
north
of
OTTAWA,
Jan.
7:
(CP)
A
new
Queen
Charlotte
Sound
and
have
Dominion
government
bond
issue
not
been
heard
of
since.
will
go
on
sale
next
weanefoay
I
Todav
it
was
announced
that
the
'forestry
boat
had
been
dispatched
'm
Ocean
Falls
to
conduct
vtvrorvER
ANCOLs
ER
Dunwen
Uunwen
.Mines
Mines
cpirch
fnr
tho
rmllre
wt
hoat
,rhiM
which
Is
This
Is
Finding
of
Jury
in
Case
Of
Japanese
Girls
Whose
Body
Was
Found
In
Furnace
VANCOUVER.
Jan.
7:
(CP)
niehl
by
the
coroner's
Jury
into
the
death
of
Emlko
Yamada.
17
year
old
Japanese
school
girl,
whose
badly
burned
body
was
1
.i...J
ln
iV,
a
ftroVuw
nf
coroner's
Jury
contradicted
the
theory.
The
coroner's
verdict
read
that
the
girl
had
met
death
"by
suffocation
brounht
about
by
violence
through
the
hands
of
a
person
or
persons
unknown.
NEW
ISSUE
OF
BONDS
when
the
Bank
of
Canada
opens
subscriptions
books
for
$50,000,000
of
Canadian
National
Railway
securities
in
two
maturities
bearing
i
believed
to
have
been
forced
Into
j
interest
of
2'
and
3
per
cent.
shelter
owing
to
stormy
weatner
'which
has
been
prevailing
In
the1
Queen
Charlotte
Sound
area
for
thei
past
week
or
so.
I
Aboard
the
unreported
police;
boat,
which
is
not
equipped
with
radio,
are
Constable
Saunders
and
Special
Constable
Gladstone.
MURDER
WELCOMED
IN
GUELPH
New
Conservative
Leader
Acclaimed
In
His
Native
Ontario
City
I
GUELPH,
Ontario.
Jan.
7:
(CP)
-uueipn
gave
a
civic
wciu
yCpi
181
I
last
night
to
one
of
Its
noted
Y
ElIJLlV
1
I
sons,
Col
George
Drew,
the
new
Conservative
party
leader
for
On
tario.
Col.
Drew
Is
a
former
mayor
of
Guelph.
Among
those
on
hand
to
take
part
In
the
welcome
was
another
,
.
.
iiaraou"
sou
ui
uuciyn,
iu"i
Verdict
of
murder
by
a
person
or
Johnson
manager
of
the
Metropol-persons
unknown
was
returned
last
Jta
opera
Co.
and
hi
(Col.
In
the
course
of
a
speech,
Col
Drew
said
that
Canada
had
little
to
fear
for
the
future
If
proper
iiounu
avuncu
in
wit
i
Influences
influences
were
were
maintained
mainiamea
ln
in
the
tne
'the
urnacc
ln
tne
.
basement
o
f
ner
lf
thpre
was
commonsense
.
.
gpy.n.K
Avenue
,
.u.
,
in
the
December
27.
The
police
had
h
inmipst
that
thev
believed
"
-
.
.
t
a
g
trlrl
wmnuu
committed
SUlClae
out
tne
sul"u'.
.
..
li-JCor
UiU
wiuuw
nitwiii
iv
.mvw
Drew's)
father-in-law.
In
the
schools
and.
safety
church.
Joseph
Dunn
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Princess
Adelaide
yes
terday
alternoon
from
a
trip
to
Tacoma
where
he
me$
a
brother,
John
Dunn
of
Fairbanks,
whom
ha
had
not
seen
for
thlrty-threa
years.
'