Bo
Tomorrow
sT
ides
furiier
toll
in
the
vast
area
of
CT
muM
FAREWELL
Uit
Mikl
In
Honor
of
former
frfmler
Itennttt
EAINT
JOHN.
Nil..
Jn
27
CP
I.
t
.-
in
D.lnt
Inhn
th
rllv
hr.t
I
i
a
renturr
a
to
he
began
.
f
tiie
law
snd
the
career
n
i;:s
;.,'
'if
Minister
R.
B.
Bennett
dc
ed
hU
final
farewell
C-ti
be'
re
leaving
for
England
:
r.ikn
L.
future
home.
Bcts:
lie
ro$e
to
speak
a
hand-
use
prestation
was
made
to
Mr.
T?.t
dLstinguUhed
company
at-
1
Detcrt
fUnks
of
Party
t-iin-;
the
Saint
John
banquet
ln-
LUlTlDer
Ae"i
tVa
iia.ftMtt
itnvurnnr
-
.
.
.
n
a
I
II
MM
sT
'
II
.
-
1
I...
1
1.
.
V.
a
ft
I'n.
f
Ei:nt
John
and
other
cities.
'
A
Brt
Hanson,
nostmaatcr
at
Oona
uver
coming
In
with
his
boat
May-
fundi
un
n
i.inuL
i:iiiik.&
-
.unuuut
aunit
nun
a
"
or
white
Cliff
Island
off
the
loum
of
the
Skeena
River.
A
fesh
herring
and
bass
were
found
me
bottom
of
the
boat,
the
fish
.UL
rutin,
-
1
1
i
.
.u
--
.n6
more
man
a
oay
oiu,
uu
"tic
nanoinir
over
me
siac.
naa
a
sauare
siem,
iwi-
tupper
nainiea.
siaca
grey
"iiiurunas
areen.
Eiions
are
"'"ue
10
laenmy
tne
owner.
She
whole
Canadian
tariff
policy
needed
revision
and
contended
that
the
ner
United
Slates
trade
agreement
will
add
to
distress
and
discontent
In
Canada.
'
Snow
Removal
In
t
u
a
(
m
10
ne
nignest
nwiun
1
wt
.
n
h"
fLT.MVlontreal
last
Not
00
Costly
This
Year
MONTREAL
Jan
27:
CP
Output
tr.;r:
a
a
uvftari:
lion.
J
n.
if
k
i
i
Aiiror
Weather
Forecast
Oeneral
Synopsis
Pressure
re
from
Barcelona,
captured
the
vl
lage
of
Badalona,
six
mile
north
west,
ln
their
offensive
which
h
OTTAWA.
Jan.
27.
CP-Durtng
immediately
designed
to
conquet
the
debate
in
reply
to
the
8peech
aU
Catalonia.
'
CANADIANS
COME
HOME
Three
Hundred
Volunteers
in
Span-I
hh
Civil
War
Sail
lire
Hundred
Left
In
Graves
LONDON.
Jan.
27:
CP
Near
ly
300
Canadian
volunteers
who'
fought
ln
Spain
In
the
loyalist
cause,
sailed
today
for
home
Efforts
are
hundred
other
Canadians
who
be-
this
was
the
least
they
could
do
In
showing
their
appreciation
for
their
1-
Montreal
authorities
are
not
com-
Mmp
detached
from
the
main
body,
plaining
at
the
cost
of
snow
re-
he
Franco-Swinlsh
frontier.
I
,
it.!
rmui
of
the
recepuon
was
moval
so
far
this
winter
whici
The
SpalnUh
government
has
ln-n
f-..
keenlna
with
the
tributes
h
mounted
In
onlv
1195.000
as
h
Usd
been
paid
to
Mr
Bennett
compared
with
J500.000
last
winter
atkm
0f
tne
Canadians,
stating
that
hrcjshout
Canada
before
leaving
'services.
Five
hundred
Canadians,
were
left
behind
In
Spanish
graves.
ase
of
good
wishes
was
sent
by
v
.
,,.
Vtr
Ctni
shown.
Uvcrpool.
numbered
272.
A
spokes
-Tie
Minister
W.
L.
Mackenzie,
7
...
L.n
UM'
We
are
leavlns
SDaln
Mr
Bennett
was
born
near
Saint
-si
lie
paiv
ui
11
teers,
which
landed
at
New
Haven
from
France
and
embarked
irom
as
soldiers
obeying
orders,
not
because
we
wanted
to."
VICTORIA,
Jan.
27:
lCP-Lum-.
F,.ht
hundred
International
vol-
He
tailed
from
this
port
today
ber
production
of
British
Columbia
are
csumated"to
have
been
or
Errand
to
make
his
future
showed
a
fifteen
per
cent
decrease,
k,jled
ln
ralds
north
0f
Barcel-rae
in
Surrey
Hills.1
A
host
of:in
1938.
It
amounted
to
some
two
ona
DrCcedlng
the
fall
of
the
pro-
"tr.aa
Daae
mm
goaspeea.
ana
a
nan
minon
ooaru
irv
uu.i.
vjsjonaj
capital.
ne
former
Premier
(ccalled
that
the
year
Just
enaea
as
comparca
'
had
been
52
years
since
he
had
.
with
three
billion
board
feet
In
1937.
lrl
Bain)
Inkn
mnA
It
VOOT
.!
I
n
nil
ni
ft
!
V
ft
II
e
tO
hP3
V
V
until
1.
vwilll
j
4
in;
uiw...v
"
"
,
4
'
F--t
ne
had
left
here
for
the
west,
ho
d
over
stocxs
irom
me
year
jrcy-
In
his
speech.Mr.
Bennett
left
a.jous.
decreased
shipments
to
the
rlt
r
.J
I
I
.
V.
-
tlnlUn
CtdlAS
nlrt
"iig
message
aeciannp
wmiu
prairies
anu
mc
uimm
uv..-
--hould
have
a
strong
central
gov-1
being
a
factor.
rnrncnt
and
not
nine
soverelgn-
c
He
declared
democracy
was
on
rial
and
Canadians
must
be
pre-
rcd
to
pay
a
price
for
It.
nw
Rnnt
Fniinr.
luuii,
vara
mc
iangmg
in
water
GOVT
WINS
IN
NORWICH
Held
Seat
In
England
by
Reducing)
Majority,
Critic
of
Foreign
and
Agricultural
Policy
Losing
Out
mains
low
off
Vancouver
Island
NORWICH,'
Eng.;
Jan.
27!'CP)
and
unsettled
weather
continues
1
Medllcott
retained
East
Nor-on
the
coast.
It
Is
somewhat
mlld-'fgjjj
scat
for
the
government
ln
a
er
over
the
Interior
0f
British
Col-
Dy-clection
by
a
reduced
majority.
umbla.
I
Norman
Tillett
unsuccessfully
op
Prince
RuDcrt
and
Queen
Char
lotte
Islands
Moderate
to
fresh
north
winds,
part
cloudy
and
somewhat
colder,
probably
some
light
rain
or
sleet.
Vcst
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island
Fresh
to
strong
southwest
winds
cloudy
and
somewhat
milder
with
showers.
WINNIPEG
WHEAT
UP
WINNIPEQ,
Jan.
27:
(CP)
-Wheat
futures
in
Winnipeg
contln
ue
a
slow
upward
movement.
They
Were
lie
lower
to
kc
higher
yes
tcrday
with
May
closing
at
64,i.
posed
the
government's
foreign
and
agricultural
policy.
New
Airport
At
Calgary
Will
Be
Ready
Next
Week
OTTAWA,
Jan.
27:
(CP
Commander
C.
P.
Edwards,
chief
of
air
services
of
the
Department
of
Transport,
announces
that
the
new
Calgary
airport
wlll.be
ready
for
use
by
February
1.
cations
Paralyzed
LONDON.
Jan.
27:
and
floods
have
paralyzed
trans-
I
from
the
Throne.
Hon.
H.
H.
Stev--
,
many.
Barcelona
citizens
celc-.riL.
.,..,
,,
Wai
m
ens
assured
the
House
of
Commons
brali
lne
nmgent
victory,
bund-
fnlc
nomM
have
uiav
nt
wouiu
remain
iwyai
mv
ttG
of
demonslrauons
marxec
wt,
.
A
A
T
rnrfr
nt
I
hi.
nv
rrnniirvatlirf
.
.
i
...
.ti
'
r1"1
-
-
cnu
01
itutigcr.
jjubuuii
niiu
Leader
of
the
Opposition,
Hon.
Dr.
,
bombings.
R.
J.
Manlon.
1
.
Mr.
Stevens
declared
that
the
There
ls
flood
water
to
a
depth
of
five
feet
there.
TODAt'i)
Oouimi
N
It.
Bljj
Miseauri!
25.
STOCKS
Vancouver
Pa-jlttc
Nickel,
3S
zik.
Bralorne.
9.90.
Aztec.
J5
ask.
Cariboo
Quartz.
2.15.
Dcntonla,
.O,.
Oolconda.
.04.
Minto,
.024-Falrvlcw.
.02
1.
Noble
Five.
.02
1.
Pcnd
Oreille.
1.40.
Pioneer.
2.50.
Porter
Idaho.
.03
ark.
Reeves
McDonald,
.26.
Reno.
25.
Reward,
M.
Salmon
Gold,
.094.
TtJEJglt
Taylor
Bridge.
.05.
Hedley
Amal..
.06
ask.
Premier
Border,
.01.
Sllbak
Premier.
1.80
aik.
Congress.
.00a.
Home
Gold,
.00,.
Grandvlew,
.05.
f
Indian,
.OH,.
Quatslno,
.03
Vi
ask.
.
Oils
C
A.
P.
Con..
.16.
f
Calmont,
.35.
C.
it
E
1.95.
jfc
Freehold,
.03
Vi.
m
McDougal
Scgur,
.12.
4
Mercury,
.06.
if,
Okalta,
1.05.
'$1
Pacalta,
.05
Va-
k.
Home
OU,
2.16.
X
Toronto
Beattle.
1.18.
CenUal
Pat..
27.
;
Gods
Lake,
.21.
Little
Long
Lac,
2.95.
:f
McKenzle
Red
Lake,,
1.13.
Pickle
Crow.
4.75.
San
Antonio,
1.20.
Sherrltt
Gordon,
1.05.
Smelters
Gold,
.02.
McLeod
Cockshutt,
2.30?'
Oklcnd,
.17.
Mosher.
.16.
Madsen
Red
Lake,
.40
Stadacona,
.47.
Francoeur,
.19.
Moneta,
1.20.
BouscadUlac,
.08.
Bankfteld,
26.
East
Malartlc,
2.15.
Preston
E.
Dome,
1.33.
Aldermac.
.37.
Kerr
Addison,
1.70.
Uchl
Gold.
1.25.
Int.
Nickel,
4725.
Noranda,
72.00.
Con.
Smelters,
48.25.
Athona,
.06.
Hardrock,
1.35.
Barber
Larder,
.10.
.
Fcrnland,
.08i.
Dom.
Bridge,
29.
Chesterfield,
1.09.
gun
Inquiry
and
demanded
a
Par
llamentary
investigation.
Mr.
McNeill
launched
a
bitter
at
SOCIALISM
1
tack
upon
the
Department
of
National
Defence
and
its
minister.
Hon.
Ian
Mackenzie,
and
declared.
that
the
Toronto
contract
had
been'
a
urank
and
bare-faced
political
patronage
deal."
(
The
North
Vancouver
member
de-'
CONDEMNED
Premier
of
Saskatchewan
Not
Impressed
by
C.
C.
F.
Theories
Some
Plans
of
Government
summer.
,
Premier
Patterson
said
that
it'
would
be
Impossible
for
the
prov
ince
of
Saskatchewan
to
under-!
DOCTOR
UP
FISHERIES
Washington
Legislature
Asked
To!
Approve
More
Intensive
Methods
j
Charlotte
Islands
remains
unchanged
at
$12,000
ln
the
estimates
which
have
been
tabled
In
the
House
of
Commons.
Regular
provision
for
mainten
ance
of
Prince
Rupert
dry
dock
is
included
in
the
public
works
estl-
mates.
UNITY
IS
.
141
a1
.
Macey's
Cofee
House
High
6:19'
kjn.
18.9
;ft
19:05
15
4
ft.
12-
Low
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
XXV11I
.
No.
22
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
JANUARY
27,
1939.
TRICE:
4
CENTS
Vol
European
Crisis
Is
Looming
Again
DEAD
LIE
Dim'
IN
HEAPS
IN
CHILI
M
4
1
1.
-
TLM.t.n.
FvllonInK
Tf
triple
Mnnquane
,Cold
Weather
,Is
Being
Felt
Sub-Zero
Temperature
General
In
Ontario
Victor!
Hat
Its
Coolest
Day
TORONTO.
Jen.
27:
CP
Subzero
temperatures
are
general
In
'
On
t
rl
n
aa
tn
msutl
awr
rv14
LOYALISTS
HOLD
OUT::
i
Declare
They
Will
StiU
Resist
In-
surgents
In
Spain
Franco's
forces
Driving
On
KANTIAOO,
Chill.
Jan.
27:
(CP)
T
V.
IT,...":
stinging
defeat
and
serious
dlaor
,.W:th
great
mounds
of
unburled
8ome
-ganUatton
wnsequept
upon
the
fall
ced
lying
on
the
urecu
ana
ou
-
Virtually
cut
off
by
snow
drUU.
brnt
01
seriow
-
Cool
n
Victoria
"
nct
immwiciu.
cuuiiw
VICTORIA,
Jan.
lion
oi
unman.
wus
v..-
toria
had
1U
coldest
ordered.
With
upwards
or
we
d
d
29!
bove
hflusand
esumaica
u(
vm-
ln
and
fifty
thousand
homeless.
HENDAYE,
Franco-Spanish
Frontier.
Jan.
27:
(CP
Despite
the
t
of
Barcelona
to
the
insurgents.
Spanish
government
ministers
In
Ls
being
that
.......
the
,
strength
,u
u..
has
been
iirthauake
disaster
area.
.
t.r
tth,n
,h
,,mm,.
loyalist
OUI
I
Jt
1
EilV
ed
Some
anxiety
Is
felt
for
a
Mont-
ml
woman
wno
was
a
reaiuenv
tbne
.
I
Latest
estimates
place
me
aeaai
1
rfai'
of
the
dluter
at
lifiOQ.
underestimated.
Oeneral
Francisco
Franco's
troops,
cheered
by
wearied
and
starving
inhabitants
as
they
entered
Barcelona
yesterday,
are
not
tarrying
tarrying
there
ujcic
but
uut
are
mc
pushing
(jumiuis
on
uu.
J
DpT
Jg
L()cal
Subsi(Jies
United
States
t
i
ATTACKED
n
onnue(l
Is
Supplying
French
Planes
A
1
A
suit
w
4.
4.
WASHINOTON,
D.C
Jan.
27:
(CP-PTOlJ,nt
Franklin
D.
4-
Roosevelt
announced
today
that
United
States
alrcratt
i-
manufacturers
had
agreed
4-
with
the
eovemment's
knowl-
planes.
Snow
And
Floods
Vf-I
mm
a
is
OF
IVIANlONiSWri'SESiiIii
Old
Country
i
RUef
measure
are
being
rushed
lUnr
Stevens
Informs
Commons
at
about
an
early
end
of
the
civil
war.'
rir.
r.,t
nn
In
Imwlrh
hnd
m
inis
re
directing
the
Iign;
Ottawa
That
he
Will
Not
Acln
Today
the
insurgents,
pusning
or.
Trj,n,prtiition
and
Communi
tend
oil
disease
wmcn
tnreaiens
North
Vancouver
C.
C.
F.
Member
Not
Satisfied
With
Bren
Gun
Inquiry
and
Demands
House
Probe
OTTAWA,
Jan.
27:
CP
Grant
Throne
Speech
debate
In
the
House
27
CP.-Vlc--1111
tnat
are
UU
ln
a
Hon
edge
to
supply
France
with
an
Commons
yesterday.
expressed
far;10
mA
out
8a,nit
the
rebcU
and
undesignated
number
of
air-
dissatisfaction
with
the
reoovt
of
v.
weather
earner
so
so
iar
'
B
.
Ti,h,-.
m
m
niriiimthRrm
n,.
Mr.
Justice
H.
H.
DavU
on
the
Bren
Payments
for
Queen
Charlotte
Island
Mails
and
Prince
Rupert
Dry
Dock
Included
in
Ottawa
Estimates
OTTAWA,
Jan.
27:
CP
The
aih!ritr
fnr
ttMtnthln
spr("
hp.
I
McNeill.
Co-Operative
Common-;.
n
.
'
..
M
,
r
for
tnr
Vn
Van
I
"
1
-
-
--v..
wealth
Federation
member
couver
North,
speaking
In
'
the
ESSENTIAL'
me
arms
manuiaciuring
industry.
.
TO
SEEK
COLONIES
I
General
Opinion
is
That
Germany
Ana
naiy
win
.Make
concerted
Demands
Daladier
Endorsed
Concessions
Are
Opposed
By
Deputies
Hitler
to
Speak
Soon
Romans
Shout
"Tunisia"
PARIS,
Jan.
27:
(CP)
The
Chamber
of
Deputies
voted
con
fidence
in
Daladier
foreign
policy
yesterday
by
refusing
concessions
to
Italy.
PARIS,
Jan.
27:
(CP)
The
opin-
ilon
among
International
observers
ls
that
Germany
and
Italy,
following
the
victory
of
General
Francisco
Franco
In
the
Spanish
civil
war.
will
start
a
concerted
cam-
manded
a
reorganization
of
the
De-
.....
'fa
gn
f0r
co.Ion,al
concessions.
It
ruiPn
nr
partment
of
National
Defence
1n
Ma'I?fel
V0
U"
Persistently
reported
that
Oer-the
interests
of
efflclehcv.
He
also
Kr,tish
at.,on
Ai
T,me'
many
mllitary
Iorces
are-
being
es-
(rpi
Rnnv
urged
complete
nationalization
of
ueciares
tuen
jtabllshed
on
a
large
scale
in
the.
CP
-
SnOW
.,.
Ratnnc
nrifimH
of
Riuln
olnu
fn
l
i
Piwtvr.Tnv
rv.rr
Enz..
T-n
T7-
tne
txencn
rjoraer.
'.cpiNattonai
Tinttv
u
not
onlv
rt
considered
probable
that
ChanceUor
Adolf
Hitler,
when
he
a
necessity
but
may
become
vital
mounts
the
rostrum
to
the
in
thP
nation
very
existence
at
open
Eden.
German
Reichstag
on
Monday,
th-former
any
time.
Rt.
Hon.
Anthony
sMh
of
his
accession
Foreign
Secretary,
said
in
anniversary
speaking
here.
Party
divisions
do
to
Pwer
make
Importantde-not
claratlons
on
future
German
ex-to.
used
count
as
much
as
they
the
who'
population
being
ternal
Pohcy.
more
Interested
ln
foreign
affairs
In
Rome
yterday
Prernkr
Benl-
.
(Kn
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h.Kr.
In
viw
nf
h
W
AlMbOtUU,
in
an
SUUITO,
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lil
spras:-
tho
f?n4nlh
p,rlnno
Barcelona
h
by
the
Spanish
insur
notr.
in
th.
Thmne
Rnrh
rivrnto
ana
me
coniinuea
imminence
o.
In
the
Srkatchewan
Legislature.
Premier
W.
J
Patterson
condemned
Socialist
theories
as
expressed
by
the
Co-operative
Commonwealth
Federation
onpositlon.
Mr.
Patterson
'said
that
he
.found
room
for
optimism
In
view
of
mining
developments
In
the
nmthern
part
of
the
province.
.
Speaklrr
of
'he
proposed
industrial
board
for
the
province,
designed
to
encnurage
development
of
industries.
Premier
Patterson
aid
the
body
would
consist
of
war.
REG
IN
A,
Jan.
27:
(CP)
tax
arrears
have
more
than
Being
Taken
Against
Recurrence
of
Slides
From
'
Stetnwinder
Mountain
'
!
.take
unemployment
relief
public
HEDLEY,
Jan.
27:
(CP)
The
works
projects
even
ir
tne
teaerai
Hedley
Mascot
Mining
Co.
has
or
'government
paw
nan
tne
cost.
dered
Its
employees
to
vacate
homes
around
the
base
of
Stem-winder
Mountain
as
a
precaution
against
further
rockslldes
follow-
gents.
It
was
a
defeat,
he
said,
for
the
forces
of
anti-Fascism.
A
crowd
01
or
fifty
miy
uious
thousand
shouted
"Tunisia"
I
rp
SI
a
S
Ka
TC
h
PWa
n
I
aX
and
Corsica
Arrears
Doubled
During
Ten
Years
lonaon
u
wonaenng
11
mussouiu
will
keep
his
word
to
Prime
Minister
NevUle
Chamberlain
In
Rome
to
withdraw
from
Spain
after
the
civil
war.
Prime
Minister
Neville
Chamberlain
will
review
foreign
affairs
at
Birmingham
tomorrow.
Concern
is
ever-Increasing
over
the
..w
International
.
situation
arising
.
"WUW.'VU
111
UUnWllV
.
u.
.tj
.
UA
mhva
.
n..
Thaw
nrnp
rt
0
1
frrtm
mnttn
iin
Pronph-Itaiian
dir-
JLlnl.K.
lr!rL:lU"teCr
some
$49X100.000
as
compared
with
ferences
and
the
Spanish
civji
war
i.;;;;
.n
tkencV
m
1929
1PS8.
the
Legislature
was
Informed
amounted
to
$6,000,000.
Ten
years
ago
they
had
been
twice
that
Hedley
Homes
.
1
1-1
-
V
The
government
of
Saskatche-
Ayn
H
vania
iffi
AI
c
JVai.uaLU
wsn
contemDlates
transporting
rural
school
children
to
the
larger
places
to
see
the
King
and
Queen
when
they
pay
their
visit
this
Precautions
Eighteen
prominent
Brltisn
non-
political
leaders
Issued
an
appeal
to
Chancellor
Hitler
and
the
Germans
today
"to
Join
with
us
In
a
supreme
effort"
to
avert
war1.
.
I
In
Paris
Premier
Edouard
Daladier.
in
a
pessimistic
speech,
declared
that
Franco-Italian
relations
were
rapidly
rushing
to
a
climax.
FATHER
NOW
BEING
HELD
Also
Housekeeper
Pending
Inquest
Into
Strangling
of
Little
Rose
Eiler
in
W
innipeg
WINNIPEG.
Jan.
27:
(CP)
Steve
whno"
w'kiiied
ana
Eiler
and
his
peeper,
Kay
it..
Z.,
x,
tm
Renluk,
are
being
held
on
a
coron-
BAR
GOLD
ers
warrant
pcuumj
iiura.
mv
,the
death
by
strangulation
of
Ell-er's
six
year
old
daughter.
Rose,
In
a
boardlnz
house
on
Tuesday.
No
LONDON,
Jan.
27:
(CP)
The
charge
has
been
laid
as
yet
against
OLYMPIA,
Jan.
27:
(CP)
The
Montreal
price
of
bar
gold
In
Lon-
Elleror
the
woman.
Washington
State
Legislature
has
don
was
up
lc
at
$35.01
per
fine
been
asked
to
approve
three
bills
ounce
yesterday
designated
to
doctor
the
fishing
i
(Industry
by
permitting
purse
seining,
attempting
to
equalize
the
sockeye
pack
between
Washington
and
British
Columbia
and
permitting
the
return
Sf
all
fixed
gear
to
the
Columbia
River.
Alberta
Oil
Production
EDMONTON,
Jan.
27:
(CP)
Al
berta
oil
production
reached
a
new
all
time
production
record
ln
1938
,
.
Men
!An
krpAle
Ihta
Kplriff
Ihrpp
Socred
Meeting
On
In
Edmonton
Provincial
and
Municipal
Relief
Authorities
in
Session
in
Alberta
Capital
EDMONTON,
Jan.
27:
(CP)
The
annual
convention
of
the
Alberta
Social
Credit
League
Is
ln
session
here
as
Is
also
a
conference
of
provincial
and
municipal
relief
au
thorities.
There
were
no
announce
.Canadian
Cardinal
Is
Visitor
In
Rome
Villeneuve
to
Confer
With
Tope-Will
Address
Canadians
and
Conduct
Mass
!
of
flctate
at
a
Pontifical
Mass
on
times
greater
than
the
preceding
ments
following
either
meeting
last
year.
night.
1
Sunday
I
a
ROME,
Jan.
W:
(CP)
Cardinal
J.
M.
R.
Villeneuve
of
Quebec
has
arrived
In
Rome
for
audience
and
conference
with
the
Pope.
His
Eminence
will
address
a
gathering
!
of
the
Canadian
Club
here
and
will