a;
Acrimonious
Commons
Session;
She
Fight
On
For
Political
Kudos
OFF
TO
TORONTO
TONIGHT
j
OTTAWA,
March
17:
(CP)
The
public
accounts
!
...
ll
f
t
P
SI
...
m
Edillllllltiv
ui
mi
iiuust
ui
.iiiiiiiium.i,
iiiiiMniiiii:
in
lifty
mcmlHirs,
will
journey
to
Toronto
today
where
;
i
inspection
will
be
made
tonight
of
the
John
Inulis
ant
in
connection
with
the
investigation
by
the
com-ttce
of
the
Brcn
gun
contract.
Decision
that
the
'
immittcc
should
make
the
trip
came
with
a
137
to
50
ivision
in
the
House.
Conservative
and
C.C.F.
mem-
rs
saw
no
necessity
for
the
trip
which
they
dubbed
riously
as
a
"useless
joyride,"
"waste
of
public
oncy"
and
"junketing
expedition."
.
Hy
TOM
iu:ii
.M.P.
up
lo
me
completion
of
the
tun
ubiic
somewhat
be-
company.
what
It
is
all
about.
..it
something
is
.
administration
of
Defence
Department
with
the
facts
of
right
be
advisable
to
,
the
IncidenUs
leid-1
T.qulry
and
also
the
Lt.
Col.
Oeorge
A
6a.
at
the
time
aspiring
1
:
hip
of
the
Conerva-party
of
Ontario.
u;n
article
for
Mac-:nc
which
was
pub--
number
1
of
last
year.
enUtled
"Cfcnada's
Mystery
This
article
ii
i
ontract
entered
Into
i.n
InalU
Company
and
mrtit
to
supply
a
certain
I
Drfu
machine
guns
and
1
v,
umrrnus
allegations
and
reining
to
the
negotla-"'x
te
rms
of
the
contract.
i"
In
question
made
no
u.tlons
U'.uiins
or
or
statement
siaiemcnui
The
Judce's
Finding
ue
only
hrm
done
The
Investigation
was
a
most
mouth
but
It
Is
ev-
hausUve
one
and
the
following
are
rral
motive
behind
the
Judge's
own
words
at
the
con-
leave
the
sinister
elusion
of
the
enquiry'
I
think
lt
right
to
say
that
there
(Continued
on
I'aye
Four)
crated
only
as
a
Appeals
of
Canadian
Fithlng
Co.t
Satisfied
by
Provincial
Court
Of
RevMon
Satisfactory
downward
menu
oi
the
assessments
Canadian
Fishing
Co.
1
t
f
m
wmi
r
nannitrv
adjust-
on
the
:i!Uek
for
several
mntrart
n4
alcs
Into
th.
.h..
BTOOertM
OI
IiaYtpOri.
UCCaniC
a
DeMonal
attack
holding
and
trannarUnn
a(
Uw
ud
Porcher
Island
were
arrived
there
was
a
possibility
that
Porcher
Island
might
again
be
operated
as
a
cannery
at
some
future
date.
;
wiw.,
-
-,
.
.d
but
left
it
to
the
read-
tish
public
at
large
but
among
art
increasing
number
of
ratmn
to
draw
inferences.
PnrHmnpntnrv
and
governmental
leaders
is
the
leeling
nd
articles
such
-j'.c
are
the
worst
r.da
to
circumvent
I
lit
IIHHvn-
,f
n
as
uoi.
aininrr
rrround
that
the
time
nas
come
wncii
a
ihuch
ium-'
kKd
of
er
stand
must
be
taken
apainst
the
dictators
of
Europe,
Adolf
Hitler
of
Germany.
Develop-
nnncaf
cusations
fnns
111010
more
11
particularly
hipmanli
nr
ikr-n
made
In
thn
article
these
mcnts
of
the
last
foriy-eigm
nur,in.anv
novprnment
suDuorters.
and
V
two
hnnn
aM.nM
onrf
are
Said
to
haVC
COnVinCCQ
Vne
rvi-
..
.
.
fh
mlrlir
nro
llrJ
t.
ht
awav
hut
the
lnslnu-
elgn
Secretary.
Lorc1
Haiiiax,
ii
.
It
Is
hint
wr-ft
,if
urh
n
rharortpr
the
this
effect.
Yesterday
Lord
Hall-1
.......
f
th
nriti
h
n
t
-
.
..M.WW..
,
.
L
V
VV
-
r
rrnt
,feit
some
Immediate
fax
had
a
conference
wltn
--nP1-
5aasador
to
Berlin,
Sir
Neville
Hcn-
wa:-
necessary
so
that
the
Anthony
Eden,
former
foreign
o-der90ni
may
be
a
step
In
this
dlr
r
Of
the
nennrtment
nf
Nft-
retarv.
this
Rlvlllg
rise
to
"Ports.
nreat.
nrltflln
had
instruet-
Dcfennc
and
of
thasc
In
that
Eden,
who
has
Ions
been
con-
ambassador
to
return
to!
:f
i'-
administration
would
vlnccd
of
the
necessity
of
a
Hrmer.
.
.
the
jfcu
ab.;
Il'red
of
all
these
insinuations,
nollcv
and
broke
with
Chamberlain.
..
.
nnhemla.
Moravia
and
p
Trlme
Minister,
rather
than
on
the
Issue,
may
soon
be
taken
j
sloVRWa
and
Hitler's
eastward
"is
matter
for
n
few
months
back
Into
the
ministry.
L.nM.
in
central
Europe.
French
P
farllament
met.
Immediately
Public
feeling
In
Britain
contln-sources
sad
that
the
question
of!
'P
a
Royal
Commission
to
In-
ucs
to
warm
up
Wuh
the
question
summoning
home
the
French
ample
the
allegations
and
plac-'
bassador
had
not
been
considered,
preparing,
nmcr
on
everv
"
every
llp'
"a
entire
handling
of
this
ln
whole
,
,
of
-
Europe?
Tr,r-
what
Wh.l
W
Will
He
Next
Move?
w
the
of
one
of
the
greatest
W
dominate
Hun.arj.
March
17
'
in
the
province
of
Ontario,
Certainly
everyone
now
agrees
that
BUDAPEST.
r
'
Mr
Justice
Davis,
a
his
signature
and
word
are
worth-
-
p!1!.
f-fiu-r,
..
i..-
xr.
u.
nf
iciest
de-1
nletelv
under
Hungarian
suDjection
mil-ouDreme
uounoi
wan-
cao.
.
,
,
j.
ku.
!"nd
one
who
had
been
annolnt-
velopments.
can
It
longer
be
said
last
nignt
i"h
l
IB
the
henel,
nnU.,rv.
tht
rarlnl
feellne
is
In
anV
W.1V
res-
ter
fighting
cenweu
uuunu
v..,uok,
h
admin,;
;;
Z
'
Z.
.hie
r;rhlf0lBnDoltcy.
Even
the
ancient
capital
city.
Hungarian
fire
on
the
city
was
louow-
was
determined
that,
in
Prime
Minister
Neville
Chamber-1
artillery
lotion
of
the
commissioner,
lain
admits
that
his
latest
"snatch-
cd
by
a
bayonet
cnarge
oe.u
'-tlon
cou,d
possibly
arise
In
e."
can
In
no
way
be
attributed
tojwMeli
i
the
town
fell.
demad,R'e
the
de-
.
u.
vu
"
oroKen
ienaers,
that
diplomatic
relattons
be
":;","
d
of
the
irn-,...t
.
.
..r
j
rveehx.
were
even
greater.
--v
nvciiiiiiviik
111
uuvvti.
nn
wiin
ucrinanv
ana
siriu
uh;
u
,
"
v.v.,
-
1
ways
and
Hon.
A.
Wels
Gray,
minister
of
lands,
yesterday
discussed
settlement
of
refugee
families
from
central
Europe
in
the
I'rince
George
district.
Following
the
conference
Mr.
Gray
said
there
was
nothing
definite
to
announce
but
added
that
the
colonization
department
would
submit
a
scheme
later.
The
number
of
families
mrolv-ed
was
not
announced
but
government
officials
believe
that
an
extensive
scheme
may
be
proposed.
This
will
be
in
addition
to
a
settlement
scheme
for
200
Sudeten
families
for
the
Peace
River
and
Fraser
Valley
districts
which
was
announced
recently.,
Cause
Of
Mine
SSSi
Disaster
Not
P
..1
1
V
Hou
ever
stnee
Col.
company
and
further
to
see
If
any
"
br
lbe
01
"v""n
"
inc
,
OCIL1CU
1
Cl
article
for
Mae-
member
of
the
House
of
Commons
'PrOYlncUl
a"1"11
rol1
eRler"
!p
had
any
cannectlpn
reUUac
to
Uwi
John
Dybhavn
acting
as
.
.u.
7lZ
UikImP
T-W-Brown
acted
as
coun-
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141
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JEWS
K
EJECT
FLAN-
LONDON
Jewish
delegates
to
I
the
Palestine
peace
conference
here
jettcrday
unanimously
re-
I
jceted
the
British
plan
for
an
in-
dependent
state
in
Palestine
dominated
by
the
Arabs.
The
Jews
decided
to
quit
the
conference
in
which
the
Arabs
had
refused
from
the
ouUet
to
participate
actively.
ARMSTRONG
WINS
ST.
LOUIS
Henry
Armstrong
retained
his
lightweight
and
welterweight
Utles
by
knocking
out
Lew
Feldman
of
Brooklyn
lat
night
In
two
minutes
and
twelve
seconds
nf
the
first
round.
OTTAWA,
March
17.-There
is
every
evidence
now,,
V
AT
T
I
ATIftN
i.
.
i
i
..."
x
one
that
will
be
very
acrimonious.
Iiclievincr
n
ight
be
an
election
year
the
Opposition
parties'
:I-
it
abundantly
clear
they
are
out
to
oppose
ev-
..,
as
vigorously
as
they
can
and
to
make
as
much
a.f
they
can
prev-
tion.
Evidence
offtembcr
I
and
the
Commission
was
v
ren
in
we
uren
set
ud
on
ScDtember
7
The
attack
made
;pally
around
the
i
nnal
Defence
Hon.
w
ho.
previous
to
hla
.
v
had
been
aubject-
i
J
iit
ice
Dirts'
Irutructloru
from
the
government
were
to
enquire
fully
Into
all
the
preliminary
dls-cuwtoru
and
negotiations
leading
ADJUSTED
SETTLE
AT
PR.
GEORGE
Refugee
Families
From
Central
Europe
Are
Going
Into
That
District
j
Chamberlain-Roosevelt
Unite
In
Bitter
Denunciation;
Will
Resist
Forceful
Domination
virrniMA
Morh
H.
irm
"i
immigration
department
asents
Turtprr
ulncic
Filmc
I
Hcaas
f
Two
Great
Democracies
Are
Thoroughly
thr
Canadian
-National
Kail-
cuiudiw
l
lima
.
C(j
as
indicated
in
Utterances
Today
Daladier
Impress
Members
Of
Service
Clubs
The
Importance
of
and
happy
results
which
may
be
obtained
from
an
early
diagnosis
of
tuber-'
culosts
condition
was
effectively
visualised
in
a
sei
of
talking
pictures
which
was
displayed
to
Ro-tarians
and
Gyros
by
Dr.
R.
G.
Large
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
yesterday
afternoon.
The
sureness
by
which
the
once
dread
malady
may
be
arrested
and
cured
by
modern
treatment,
particularly
if
caught
In
the
early
stages,
was
also
shown.
The
dlsplay.of
the
pictures
took
place
at
the
theatre
following
a
Joint
luncheon
of
the
two
serrire
organizations
in
the
Boston
Cafe.
The
two
presidents.
W.
L.
Coates
of
Rotary
and
W.
M.
Watts
nf
Gyro,
acted
as
Joint
chairman,
both
both
expressing
expressing
appreciate
appreciation
to
i
.
17rrCP
Dr.
Large
and
D.
O.
Borland.
man-
i
own
hhi
uwi
it
"'
""
"
.
-
,
...
nml
fif.hll
TlMihurn
an-
aer
nr
Uip
thpatrs
OiimLk
wpra
sei
nt.
ne
cannery
ouiiimi'j
lanoMk
It
was
Dolnted
out
that
nounced
yesterday
that
Investlga-
Henry
Whittaker
of
Victoria.
Dr.
had
been
de-ilion
was
proceeainc
inio
ue
tutu-
.
i
muc.
y.
n.
nuHi-muiia;,
moilshed.
Oceanic
was
to
be
op-
burst
in
the
Lakeshore
mine
at
Richard
St.
Clair.
S.
E.
Parker
an
J
ruh
xtatlnn
while
Klrkiand
lAKe
wnicn
caused
me
-mm
r.ieaaows.
deaths
of
two
miners
last
week
John
Dybhavn
was
appointed
but
that
the
cause
of
the
double
rnatrman
of
a
Rotary
Club
com-fatallty
had
not
yet
been
deter-
mlttee
on
nomination
of
officerj
mined.
..Will
latest
European
develop
ments
bring
him
back
Into
Brl-
Adolf
Hitler
has
sum-j.-tlsh
ministry?
"tide
first
at
least.
Chancellor
appeared
on
Sep-
lacking
that,
privately
for
the
coming
year.
Will
Great
Britain
Stiffen
Its
Foreign
Policy?
Lord
Halifax,
Said
To
Realize
Need
Of
Changing
Stand,
Meets
Anthony
Eden
In
London
Parley
4
With
Hungary
Completing
Conquest
of
Carpatho-Ukrainc,
There
Are
Sitrns
That
l)er
Fcuhrcr
Mav
Advance
Further
Eastward
t
nMiifiV
Mnrrh
17:
(CP)
Not
only
with
the
Bri-
moned
Admiral
Nicholas
Horthy.
reiulted
fatally
for
thn
e
-nntr1es.
regent
of
Hungary,
to
m?et
him
in
with
the
absorption
of
Czechoslo-Prague
It
is
recalled
that
recent
vakla
by
Germany,
there
is
now
no
conferences
of
Hitler
with
heads
longer
a
buffer
state
between
the
of
central
European
countries
have
Reich
and
Hungary.
There
Is
a
.
,
growing
fcelaig
that
Der
Feuhrer
Anthony
Eden
may
.not
much
longer
delay
a
coup
tc
annex
Hungary.
This
would
make
Roumanla
the
next
!n
line.
Meanwhile
at
Warsaw
Poland
was
renorted
to
be
celebrating
the
achievement
of
a
united
front
with
Hungary
through
the
conquest
of
Carpatho-Ukraine
There
were
cries.
Incongruously
enough,
of
Down
With
Germany!
Down
With
the
Jews!"
t
Masaryk
Square
In
Prague,
named
Rfter
the
first
President
of
the
Chechoslovakian
republic,
was
yes-
which
will
take
at
least
a
arrive.
Asks
For
Special
Defence
Powers
LONDON,
March
17:
(CP)
Led
by
Great
Britain
and
the
United
States
through
the
heads
of
their
respective
governments
the
democracies
of
ihe
world
are
uniting
in
condemnation
of
the
latest
exploits
of
aggression
by
Chancellor
Adolf
Hitler
in
Central
Europe.
The
rising
tide
of
resistance
against
any
attempt
to
dominate
the
world
by
force
is
rapidly
gaining
momentum.
Speaking
at
his
home
city
of
Birmingham
tonight
Prime
Minister
Neville
Chamberlain
bitterly
condemned
Germany
for
absorption
of
Czechoslovak-ian
territory
and
pledged
Great
Britain
to
resist
any
attempt
to
dominate
the
world
by
force.
Chamberlain
asked:
"What
reliance
can
wc
place
upon
any
assurances
from
Germany?"
Events
of
this
week
in
Central
Europe,
he
declared,
raised
the
question
whether
German's
action
in
Czechoslovakia
was
a
step
in
the
direction
of
an
attempt
to
dominate
the
world
by
force.
He
charged
that
Hitler
was
"taking
the
law
into
his
own
hands"
and
shattering
British
European
appeasement
policy.
"In
our
own
country
wc
must
review
our
own
position,"
he
said.
"Nothing
must
be
excluded
from
that
review
which
bears
upon
national
safety."
.
rrr
ROOSEVELT
ALSO
SPEAKS
OUT
At
Washington
the
United
States
government
expressed
"condemnation"
of
German
"wanton
lawlessness
and
arbitrary
force"
in
occupying
Czechoslovakia.
Earlier
President
Franklin
I).
Roosevelt
had
said
that
European
developments
demonstrated
the
need
for
revision
of
the
Ignited
States
neutrality
act
at
this
session
of
Congress.
There
are
reports
that
the
administration
would
like
greater
freedom
in
imposing
arms
embargoes.
.Meanwhile
at
Paris
Premier
Edouard
Daladier
asked
the
French
Parliament
for
a
free
hand
to
govern
France
by
decree
until
November
30
with
a
view
to
bolstering
up
national
defence
in
view
of
the
collapse
of
Czechoslovakia.
Officialdom
here
is
anticipating
the
customary
vitriolic
outburst
from
Chancellor
Adolf
Hitler
in
view
of
the
latest
criticism
that
has
been
directed
against
him.
BUCKAR00S
ISCOREFEST
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Char-wrilch
Harvey
holds.
lotte
Islands
Fresh
east
to
southeast
winds,
becoming
strong,
cloudy
and
mild
with
occasional
rain.
WIN
FIRSTS
IN
HOCKEY
Scored
Shut-Out
Over
Seattle
Sea
Hawks
In
First
PacificCoast
Play-off
PORTLAND
Mareh
17-
IfTPl
terday
renamed
for
Adolf
Hitler
co-
In
openlng
game
last
night
of
Inrident
with
the
visit
of
the
Ger-
the
playoff
finals
for
the
Pacific
man
chancellor.
Hitler
arrived
In
Coa8t
HoCkey
champion.
Vienna
today
after
a
two-day
Jour-
shln
portianrl
RnPkflPO(v5
defeated
ney
through
his
new
protectorate
Hawk3
by
a
score
o(
of
Bohemia
and
Moravia.
lhree
t0
nothing.
Minister
Holds
Out
j
WASHINGTON,
D.
C.
March
17:
I
1JM
TJ
i
DVf?V
CP-Loyal
to
the
last
to
his
antl-
Ljlj
O..Tli
Y
El
1
Nazi
convictions.
Vladimir
Hurban,
Chechoslovakian
minister
to
the.
IQ
'IX'I'MTJCD
United
States,
yesterday
Ignored
(
jj
fV
II
1
ll
cabled
Instructions
from
tne
uer-
man
Foreign
Office
to
relinquish
Scored
Seventh
Round
his
office.
He
said
that
he
would
Over
Larry
Gains
In
t-irf
rAs
en
until
hr
un
In
rpcplnt
flf
1
LONDON.
March
written
instructions
from
Prague
i
Larry
Gains
of
Knockout
London
i
seventh
round
of
a
scheduled
fir
'
teen
rnnnri
hnnt
here
last
nlcht.
Kanges
Win
11
to
5
Over
Americans
Canadiens
Down
Black
Hawks
NEW
YORK,
March
17:
(CP)
In
one
of
the
heaviest
scoring
games
of
the
season
In
the
National
Hockey
League.
New
Yorf:
Rangers
defeated
New
York
Americans
by
a
count
of
11
to
5
at
Madison
Square
Garden
last
night.
In
the
second
fixture
,last
night,
played
at
Chicago,
the,
Black
Hawks
lost
five
to
bne
to
the
Montreal
Canadiens.
The
season's
playing
schedule
concludes
this
week-end
and
Interest
will
then
centre
In
the
17:
(CP
Len
Play-ffs.
The
week-end
scheduli
knockout
over
Is
as
follows:
Toronto
In
the
Saturday-New
YorK
uangcrs
at
Toronto.
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Rnnrlriv
HnnnHlens
nt
Ttn.tt.nn'
WpnHlPr
Fnrpmst
iThe
defeat
01
tne
aSinS
ncsro
Toronto
at
Xew
York,
playing
Ran-H
CdUiei
1
UI
LLtlM
gers;
Chicago
at
Detroit.
wa$
complete
Tne
bout
was
Ior
tne
British
Empire
heavyweight
title
1
i:
After
conducting
examinations
The
bylaw
providing
for
the
set-
here
for
candidates
for
masters'
ting
up
of
a
Town
Planning
Com-
and
mates'
papers
sent
up
from
Uie
mission
for
Prince
Rupert
was
fin-
school
(or
navigation
held
here
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
Fraser
and
son
I
any
reconsidered
and
aoopiea
oy
aunng
the
past
winter
by
capt.
J.
arrived
In
the
city
on
last
night's
.
City
Commissioner
w.
J.
Alder
this
R.
Elfert,
Capt.
J.
C.
Barbour
sail-
train
from
Hazelton
and
sailed
on
'afternoon
when
in
session
us
a
city
ed
by
the
Prince
Rupert
last
night
the
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver.jc
council.
.
on
his
return
to
Vancouver.