,
u
fey.
KVK
YORK.
Jan.
9:
CP
-
De
Mackrnzle
veteran
Associated
IPrrj
'
:;t
corresDondent.
who
IlindrJ
si
the
end
of
the
week
he
uTiclight.
I
ifn.-a
Ejrnpc
expresses
the
opinion'
that
the
Ukraine
may
be
Europe's
'
I
trouble
spot
this
year
and
that
there
my
be
a
clash
between
ptrauny
and
Russia
If
Chancellor
SAULT
STT5.
MARIE.
Jan.
9:
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is
no
Drosnect
for
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SAN
FRANCISCO.
Jan.
9:
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Tk
iantnin
nf
the
Danish-1
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Europi'an
a"a,r
American
Une
motorshlp
Canada
I
car
r
MarkrnTU
Mackenzie
nrrHtrt.
predtcU.
With
wun
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reveaica
nere
yeswruay
mm
the
next
voyage
to
the
Pacific
Cnast
of
his
shlD
Crown
Prince
Ot
sgiicumcu
w
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Minister
R.
B.
Bennett.
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an
LONDON.
Jan
9:
CP
In
trtgued
by
the
romance
of
the
adventure
which
had
been
played
up
by
newspapers,
Londoners
pave
hU
wife,
a
Russtan-born
glrL
following
their
return
from
Moscow
1
nila
Im
nUU
n
m
tar4f
trrTY
WELCOMED
San
Francisco
Demonstrates
Atf
111
n4nrn
llnm
Vrnm
Can
mhih
vi
uaaa
Quentln
Penitentiary
SAN
FRANCISCO,
Jan.
9:
(CP-
we
bpanuh
civil
war
this
year.'..,
be
asscnBers.
They
will'
Um.
,hnn.anH.
',
,.
-ru
Mackenzie
j,faTC
Denmark
March
13
aboard
j
Market
strt
,ve
deep
for
a
Mp
and
are
due
,n
San
pran.
of
q
fr
117II
clsco
April
7.
There
U
a
possionujrja
great
welcome
demonstration
UI
I
Wll.r
,
that
they
may
travel
as
far
asiycsterday
grcet
Xom
MoonPy
w
aSJSJ
Vanrouver.
'
v,
rm
a
fnllnwints
Stc
rslac
frnii
SEE
KING1
BENNETT
iiuiitb
wv
caw
vvw
iiviii
San
Quentln
Penitentiary
after
a
pardon
had
been
grated
by
Oov-'ernor
Culbert
Olsen
to
the
famous
'convict
who
had
been
serving
a
.
.
,
i
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i
.
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i
lerm
oi
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lniurisoiiincnt.
n
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marrh.rt
alongside
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to
ridlit
inmi
l
I
Their
Majesties
Pass
HONORED;
fla.r
of
his
old
union
the
Iron
Former
Prime
Minister
of
Canada
Moulders.
With
him
were
his
wife
I
To
Be
Made
Freeman
Of
and
union
leaders.
Vancouver
Tonight
At
the
corner
of
Stewart
Street
Mooney
stopped
and
stood
In
silence.
It
was
at
that
corner
on
the
fateful
day
in
1916
where
the
Preparedness
Day
bombing
took
place
n
nn
outcome
of
which
Moonev
urns
sent
to
DrlSOn.
's
Militant
Labor
Drive
'unuy
or
seeing
tneir
Majcsucs,'
onrt
.XPiuslve
comDanv
Mnonev
vowed
today
to
soend
-
..mvuuvcu
'v
v
I
consisting
of
Sir
rercy
vmceni,
tne
rest
or
nis
uie
m
a
campaign
uarrangemenU
were
being
made
I
Mayor
0f
London;
Sir
U0r
labor
unity
and
a
drive
to
or-run
a
sowlnl
train
to
Franz.,
:
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icany
jjivoiumi-
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w
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living.
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s
only
one
thing
in
IV.A
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pass.
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Toronto
nnd
Florida
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w
r..
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m
n
a.
--raa
411
llllll
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Air
IL
U
!
111.
In
addition
to
the
banquet
to-
Misa
Marsaret
fit.
Clair,
who
U
night
when
he
will
be
made
n
ment.'
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Vancouver.
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mi
npr
irniiirn
ktiiilji
uiin
-
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viie
unrLitmas
iinu
new
net
was
honored
at
a
noon
reception,
today.
On
his
arrival
In
Vancouver
yesterday,
the
former
Prime
Minister
was
greeted
at
the
station
by
Mayor
Llye
Telford.
the
neoDle
and
slavery.
That's
a
militant,
aggressive
labor
move-
George
L.
Stewart,
Pentecostal
Church
pastor
at
Klncollth,
sailed
last
evening
on
his
return
to
hl3
Naas
River
home
after
spending
'ENGLAND
IN
la
great
reception
yesterday
t
Bry-
v.n,h
shire
Inunated
and
Isolated
LONDON,
Jan.
9:
CPI-
whom-
he
had
bee
separated-
for
W0"
-n
JiMU.
year,.
Orover
mTde
a
flHht
with-
,al"
a,ter,a
'TnH,
In
Lan-Russirin
out
permit
from
8tockholm
to
rtcJ
Jndi
c"Wr,?
nd
and
a
decrepit
airplane.
He
,Yc!rlre
senT5ra
e
tiotated
on
accounl
of
was
intercepted
by
Soviet
official,
f
and
placed
under
arrest.
On
telling
ater
rpef
fTil
IhU
story
Orover
was
fined
$300
fwindf
r
annJ
!and
a
distance
or
thirty
miles
and
oth-twas
his
plane
confiscated
but
he
"
streams
are
running
very
high,
the
permitted
to
leave
country
and
take
with
him
his
wife
who-4
had
previously
been
denied
release
j
1
LIU
A
r-iAn
C
U
from
Russian
citizenship.
YY
HEir
1
I
VI
j
Orover
admitted
that
he
wasi
T
ms-nrm
broke"
but
this
did
not
detract
UU
Kl
IrHK
I
nin
o
r
me
welcome
j
x
x
xvx
uisa
accordi
accorded.
:
iTnrrcoti
Surrcsts
Peace
Rivet
Mctf
Htucr
makes
an
attempt
to
ff
To
,nd
m,
wife
Willi
nmrrirT
in
'
Highway
Would
Bring
It
To
ter.d
Nazi
expansion
In
that
dlr-
raf,n,
ciast
This
i
IVl
I
II
I
lJ
H
Y
IV
Coast
Instead
of
To
r'on
However.
Mackenzie
believes
n
-
w
v
ftta
assw
1
Hl'.lrr
will
avaln
he
the
riomln
I
PRINCE
OF
DANES
MAY
VISIT
R
P
,from
the
irmtn
Y
101
1
LJs
which
he
was
-
-----
mm
Edmonton
WINNIPEG,
Jan.
9:
CD
I
British
Columbia
wants
highways
to
both
the
Yukon
and
the
Peace
Klver
countries,
J.
G.
Turgeon
Liberal
member
for
Cariboo,
said
last
night
when
passing
through
here
enroute
to
Ottawa
to
attend
the
session
of
Parliament
opening
this
week.
.Mr.
Turgeon
said
the
Peace
Illver
highway
was
needed
because
wheat
grown
In
the
district
should
go
direct
to
Prince
Rupert
or
Vancouver
Instead
of
to
Edmonton.
iHUNT
FOR
MURDERERS
Toronto
Man
Slain
and
Robbed
Saturday
Night
Four
Men
Believed
Involved
TORONTO.
Jan.
9:
(CP)
A
hunt
In
progress
for
four
men
al
leged
to
have
been
Involved
In
the
murder
and
robbery
of
James
Windsor,
proprlteor
of
a
barbecu2
stand,
Saturday
night.
The
bandits
entered
Windsor's
home,
killed
him
and
took
his
ewelr
yand
money.
It
was
a
cold-blooded
murder.
Two
men
were
held
today
by
the
police
on
charges
of
vagrancy
fbl-'
lowing
a
combing
of
the
city's;
known
gangster
areas
for
the
slay
er.
Windsor,
an
alleged
bookmaker,
was
shot
In
the
abdomen
by
one
of
four
men
who
Invaded
his
home.
Some
$3000
worth
of
Jewelry
was
the
past
week
here
to
attend
Week
taken
from
Windsors
person
after
of
Prayer
services
the
killing.
Tomorrow's
Tides
he
Sail
141
Capitol
High
4:33
.m.
2U
(t.
TAXI
16:43
pin.
19J$
"
ft.
Low
10:45
ajn.
5.9
23:01
pjn.
il
i
:n
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
JANUARY
9,
1939.
A
4
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OTTAWA,
January
9:
(CP)
Political
developments
of
high
moment
in
both
the
domestic
and
international
spheres
will
be
reviev
ed
by
speakers
in
the
House
of
Commons
during
the
session
which
opens
Thursday.
These
developments
took
place
since
the
last
session
and
the
debate
on
the
address
in
reply
to
the
speech
from
the
throne
Future
Policy
:
Of
Italy
Will
of
Premier
Nv-le
Chamber-
lain
of
Oreat
Britain,
who
is
1-
due
to
arrive
here
within
two
4
days,
towards
Italian
terr.torial
Floods.
claims
and
the
insurgent
cam-
4
TODAYS
COUrttaV
M
P
STOCKS
'Kit
;
Vancouver
Pacific
Nickel,
.20.
Big
Missouri,
2&.
Bralorne,
11.50
(ask).
Cariboo
-Quartz.
2.35.
Dentonla.
.05
Golconda.
.06
(ask).
Mlnto.
.02
Vi.
Noble
Five.
.03
Pend
Orlelle.
150.
Pioneer.
2.70
(ask).
Porter
Idaho.
.03.
Premier.
2.36.
Reeves
McDonald,
.25.
Reno.
53.
Relief
Arlington.
.12.
Salmon
Gold.
.10lj.
Taylor
Bridge,
.05.
Premier
Border.
.01
.
Silbak
Premier.
1.75.
Congress.
.OOVj.
Home
Gold,
.001i.
Grandview.
.06.
Indian,
.01V.
Quatslno,
.03
'2.
Oils
A.
P.
Con.,
21
(ask).
Calmont.
.57
(ask).,
C.
&
EL,
2.45.
Freehold,
.05
ii.
Mercury,
.13
(ask).
Okalta,
1.45.
Pacalta,
.10ij.
Home
Oil.
3.15.
Toronto
Beattie,
1.40.
Central
Pat,
2.74.
Gods
Lake,
57.
Little
Long
Lac.
3.50.
McKenzle
Red
Lake,
1.30.
Pickle
Crow,
5.50.
San
Antonio,
1.30.
Sherrltt
Gordon,
1.36.
Smelters
Gold.
.02U.
McLeod
Cockshutt,
3.05.
Oklend,
.26.
Mosher,
20.
Madsen
Red
Lake,
.54.
Stadacona,
.61.
Francoeur,
.25.
Moneta,
1.42.
Bouscadlllac,
.08.
Thompson
Cadillac,
.29.
Bankfleld,
.35.
East
Malartlc,
2.73.
Preston
E.
Dome,
1.68.
Aldcrmac.
.49.
Kerr
Addison,
.93.
Ucht
Gold.
1.60.
Int.
Nickel,
55.73.
Noranda,
80.50.
Macey's
Coffee
House
-
PRICE:
J
CENTS
Y
...
W
J
Momentous
Week
In
Europe
Coming
DALADIER
IN
PARIS
math
rremler.
Home
from
Tour,
T
Meet
British
Prime.
Minister
Tomorrow
PARIS.
Jan.
9:
CPI
"Oreat
tisk
tie
ahead
If
the
Empire
U
to
be
kep-
Intact1
said
Premier
Ed-cuird
Daladler
on
his
return
8un-m
from
a
tour
of
French
Medl-tf
-rinan
and
North
African
pos-
The
Foreign
ministry
announced
w!i7
that
Italy
had
protested
to
awinst
an
alleged
anU-
Fut
demomtratlon
during
ltd-
amci
v
w
"
w
-
'
haraed
that
demonatraiora
id
trm
down
and
bumed
an
Ital
ic
r.ic
Twnorrcw
Premier
Daladler
will
'
Prime
Minuter
Neville
Cham-
.......
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Km
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Parle
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Paiun
territorial
expan-
In
som
quarters
It
U
said
that
'
.
.
.-
m,
A
ri
va
ntlftUt
n
vrricJir-i
relation
ORESEES
UKRAINE
'
TROUBLE
ifima
.vtpapr
Correspondent
Mikfj
Predictions
Concerning
International
Affairs
Veteran
Railway
Engineer
Has
Close
Call
When
Head
Is
Struck
By
Mail
Crane
PRINCE
GEORGE,
January
9:
(CP)
A.
I.
Rogers,
veteran
Canadian
National
Railways
engineer,
described
today
how
he
barely
escaped
decapitation
while
driving
a
passenger
train
one
hundred
miles
east
of
here
Saturday
in
a
snowstorm.
Rogers
was
knocked
unconscions
when
his
head
struck
a
mail
sack
crane
while
leaning
out
of
the
cab
window
into
the
snow.
The
engineer
suffered
a
severe
gash
on
the
head
but
was
able
to
proceed
home
on
Sunday.
Physicians
said
the
injury
might
have
been
fatal
had
the
crane
arm
been
lower.
JAPAN
ON
BLACKLIST
No
Airplane
or
Bomb
Being
Sup-
h
i
riT
be
the
mot
momentous
niird
bv
United
Slates.
II
1
www
Aiuuu.il
in
liui
vii
i
w
w
Revealed
WASHINGTON,
.
C,
Jan.
5:
(CD
The
United
Stale
was
disclosed
today
to
have
blacklisted
Japan
from
further
purchase
of
either
airplane
or
bombs
because
f
bombing
of
civilian
populations
In
China,
The
ban
went
into
effect
last
July
1.
Spain
wa
presented
from
purchasing
munitions
In
UniteJ
States
In
1937.
The
Information
wa
contained
in
the
annual
report
of
the
National
.Munition
Control
Board
submitted
to
the
Senate.
LONDON
IS
INTRIGUED
Romanic
Adventure
of
British
En
gineer
and
Russian
Wife
Cap
tares
Fancy
NO
TRACE
REVIEW
COURSE
OF
BIG
IS
FOUND
EVENTS
IN
PARLIAMENT
P.
M.
L.
9
Safe
Back
at
Ocean
Falls
After
Unsuccessful
Search
For
Grtitont,
Father
and
Son
1
The
provincial
police
motor
launch
P.
M.
L.
9,
with
Constable
Saunders
and
Special
Constable
Gladstone
on
board,
relumed
to
Ocean
Falls
late
Saturday
after
an
unsuccessful
week's
search
for
Hu;h
Grexlon
and
hison,
Harry,
who
have
been
missing
since
December
19
when
they
left
AI-ert
Bay
for
Cape
Caution
to
engage
in
fishing.
The
police
boat
bad
not
been
heard
of
itself
since
January
1
when
It
left
Ocean
Falls
to
engage
in
the
search.
The
P.
M.
L.
9
Is
to
be
taken
from
Ocean
Falls
to
Powell
River
by
Constable
Fred
Brook'sbank
oi
Victoria
and
will
keep
ai
look-out
for
the
Grextons
on
the
way.
.Meanwhile
it
is
indicated
thai
a
second
search
will
be
organ
Ized
by
Mrs.
Grexton
and
AT
SESSION
THIS
WEEK
Important
Questions
at
Home
and
Abroad
to
be
Aired
at
Ottawa
in
Sitting
Opening
January
12
CZECHS
IN
RAIDAGAIN
Reported
to
Have
Shelled
Another
Town
in
Hungarian
Frontier
Area
BUDAPEST.
Hungary,
Jan.
,
9:
(CP)
Czechoslovakian
troops
were
reportedere
last
night
to
have
staged
another
artillery
attack
on
a
town
near
Hunkacs
in
the
frontier
area
ceded
last
fall
by
Czechoslovakia
to
Hungary.
There
were
no
deaths
but
three
houses
were
set
afire
by
incendiary
c!:;lls.
A
Czech
oslovak
officer
Is
said
to
have
been
win
provide
members
with
an
op-,
seriously
injured.
nounce
or
commend
the
govern-
ircent's
action
or
lack
of
action
In
1
relation
to
them.
It
will
be
next
Two
other
new
i,xiimuuy
io
comment
upon
mem,
ikmuci
uiciucuu
are
aiso
reponea.
4."
express
their
own
views
and
de-,
Hungary
delayed
the
recall
of
Its
Monaav
oeiore
Dusiness
actually
lauons
wun
czecnosiovakla.
gets
under
way.
There
will
be
the
The
border
was
quiet
today,
after
Be
Considered
.
u
the
partSe
"
vvuujuvivw
'the
the
Rlnn
w.lnn
mav
mav
rnnr!
conclude
will
again
occupy
the
chair.
minister
to
Prague
today
In
a
strong
hint
that
the
recent
border
clashes
endangered
diplomatic
re-
can
agree.!
renewed
outbursts
yesterday.
thin
,
I
f0ur
months
so
that
all
may
lolnjv
fT
A
T
fprn
4
ROMS,
Jan.
9:
CP'-Prem-
m
welcoming
the
King
anl
Queen
I
I
I
Y
A
I
IN
I
Icr
Benito
Mustollnt
has
called
t0
Canada.
,XUJ
X
nUlU
1
,
a
meetinf
of
the
Faarlst
Orand
Apart
from
a
change
In
the
lead-
Council
for
February
4
for
the
'ershlp
of
the
Conservative
party
purpose,
it
Is
said,
of
study-
thl
personnel
of
the
house
will
be,
ing
Italy
s
future
course
of
ac-
about
the
same
as
last
session.
No'
Uf
111111
lJfl7
4
lon
Lead"sby
that
time
will
'changes
have
been
made
in
the
cab-l
j
f
J
U
JL
S
I
I
ire
ouic
hj
juu(e
uit
iuch
ana
op'vifc.ci
rxiic
VICTORY.
CLAIMED
Hon.
Dr.
R.
J-
Msnion
will
re-
Decisive
Advance
Against
Insur-place
Rt.
Hon.
R.
B.
Bennett
as
gents
in
New
Government,
Drive
leader
of
the
opposition
by
virtue
In
Southwestern
Spain
(Cantinurd
on
Page
Two)
,
SMUGGLING
PLANES
TO
"'MADRHV
Ja:n.
SrfTCPf'Tho-Spanlsh
government-claims
that
'its
forces
are
meeting
with
great
'success
In
the
new
drive
against
(the
rebels
In
southwestern
Spain,
the
objective
of
which
is
to
cut
Itu
surgent
Spain
in
two
in
the
dir-
jmyriT
yrt
f
iTrT,C,itction
of
the
Portugal
border.
Oen-IIMilllKl'iril
I
.VlenU
Francisco
Francos
lines
are
J
three
places
with
an
advance
of
i
:
twelve
miles
since
the
drive
started
'Canadian
and
American
Machines
jj
Thursday.
Two
hundred
and
I
Sent
Through
Turkey
to
Franco's
,
square
miles
of
territory
has
Forces
in
Spain
j
n
back
from
the
rebels.
it
is
claimed,
and
many
prisoners
'with
consldeilble
artillery
have
ANKHARA,
Turkey.
Jan.
9:
CP)'been
taken.
Arrests
have
been
made
here
byj
Meantime
the
insurgent
offen-Turklsh
government
authorities
in
sive
in
Catalonia
Province
In
th
J
connection
with
an
alleged
consplr-
direction
of
Barcelona
continues.
lacy
to
smuggle
fighting
planes
from
It
is
to
divert
this
that
the
gov-(Canada
and
United
States
through
eminent
started
the
new
drive
in
Turkey
to
insurgent
Spain.
Forged
southwestern
Spain.
Striking
down
J
shipping
papers,
it
is
claimed,
were'
the
main
Catalonlan
highway
to
.used.
An
order
for
fifty
planes
was'
Barcelona,
the
Insurgents
reported
Turkish
members
of
par-'
capture
of
the
important
town
qf
(involved.
llament
and
merchants,
it
is
Mollerlssa,
75
miles
west
of
the
i
charged,
dealt
with
representatives
government
capital.
of
Oeneral
Francisco
Franco.
The)
.
Canadian
and
American
exporters,
p
i'T
PAT)
themselves
are
believed
to
have;
V!jLi
1
UlV
BCIFU
1X1
gOOU
iaUU
111
uwuiib
shipments.
j
Already
Investigate
OTTAWA.
Jan.
9:
(CP
The
in-1
cldent
of
alleged
smuggling
of
Can-
MmsoUnI
Would
Brins
Sons
and
adian
and
American
planes
througn
Daush(ers
,,ome
From
A
rart,
Turkey
to
Insurgent
Spain
was
m-j
of
WorId
vestlgated
some
monins
ago
ai
ITALIANS
requesi
oi
me
umm
o
B-
rqME.
Jan.
9:
(CP)-
Premier
ernment.
It
U
announced
here.
The
ued
call
BenltQ
MussoUnl
nas
a
canaaian
manuiacmrer
uu
wi'-ped
the
planes
acted
in
good
faith.
Free
For
Fourteen
Hours
After
Jail
Break;
Recaptured
SUDBURY.
Ont
Jan.
9:
(CP-
for
sons
and
daughters
of
Italy
to
return
home
from
the
far
corners
of
the
world.
A
fund
of
$500,000
has
been
voted
to
assist
In
the
campaign
of
repatriation
the
objective
of
which
Is
to
make
denser
population
In
Italy
which
would
strengthen
the
case
for
territorial
expansion
and
also
make
more
Italian
manpower
available
for
war.
Already
there
Is
a
law
which
pre-
,
,lc.
,-PA
rPMntnrert
af-i
venis
iuriner
emigration
irotn
auwjt.
ter
Vurteen
Thours
of
freedom
fol-
The
"more
babies"
campaign
is
lowing
their
escape
from
Burwash
another
phase
of
the
denser
popu-Industrlal
latlon
drive.
reformatory
Farm,
a
here.
Cons..
Smelters,
60.00.
Athona,
.07.
Nlardrock,
U9.
v
Barber
Larder,
.12.
.
Kernland,
.13.
Dominion
Bridge,
35.75.
OTTAWA,
Jan.
9:
(CP)
It
will
be
entirely
up
to
Italian-Canadians
themselves
what
they
do
about
Premier
Mussolini's
call
to
return
i
to
their
native
land,
Canadian
government
officials
say.
At
the
last
j
census
there
were
98,000
persons
in
Canada
of
Italian
racial
origin.