(
3d
If
I).
PATTULLO
W
M.
SEAL
TORIA,
Min
h
20;
CP
"The
facts
are
li
jvtne
i.sid
:r
.-.
he
development
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Northern
.
.mbu
has
been
and
Is
today
a
considerable
factor
In
the
!
)f
the
port
of
Vancouver."
said
Premier
T
D.
Pattullo
imiik
uoon
a
statement
bjr
W.
M.
Neal,
vfce-preirtdent
of
:
.n
Pacific
Railway,
that
the
creation
of
the
port
of
Prince
i
i
major
extravagance
of
the
Pacific
Coaat.
"We
are
tile
the
railway
situation
tn
Canada
by
working
our-
a
frenay
and
tearing
up
rails."
continued
Mr.
Pattullo.
a
jv
are
here
to
serve
Canada.
Until
recently
all
that
ha
:i
railway
activities
ever
since
Confederation.
Including
i.
in
Pacific
Railway,
has
been
on
the
assumption
of
an
ln-ivpalatton.
What
the
railway
need
and
what
Canada
n
people.
With
more
people
there
will
be
more
buslneM."
PE
rlUo
NOWN
AS
TRAVELLER
use
the
airplane
.
.
i
i
4k.
I
1
l.tpUBHI
UJ
wic
un-
.
lit.
t
i
urtodty
that
drew
but
that
old
deter-i
youth
to
know
and
things
around
him.
boarded
his
plane
dimly
as
he
would
-
a
carriage,
deaf
to
of
hts
subordinate,
la
religious
meeting
Btrlin.
then
flew
back
;
i
ol.
smiling
and
lm
must
you
risk
your
;
posed
one
of
his
closer.
io
lifted
Ills
long
hands
f,-m
the
elbow
and
with
hrug
and
amllc.
re-Cut,
you
know,
they
save
tody
could
find
an
ans
cnoungh
to
keep
i!'
t
on
Page
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v
Trtnr
t
Tin
y-v
UrLKVloUK
AtlDolnlmml
In
fansrilan
Sational
Railways
Service
P'NIPEO.
March
20:
(CP)--
K
Howard
has
been
nnnolnL.d
1
or
of
apprentices,
Western
"i
Canadian
National
Rall-''
rtfective
March
10,
acdord-3
an
announcement
by
J.
General
superintendent,
mo-
power
and
car
coulnment.
F'Prg
Mr.
Howard
succeeds
Bl.,
C
H
nrltfnll
prd
was
brought
to
Canada
by
jSpeedy
Flight
From
Ottawa
To
Vancouver
Made
VANCOUVER.
March
20:
(CPt-
Aiirr
a
i
HPni
ni
wpniMn
nmin
in
M.
Beatty
rn-M
Staff
Writer
!TY.
March
30:
(CP
udinal
Pacelll
pro-v
,iy"U
alert
to
the
power
age.
a
mod-
very
smim.
except
III
iic
In
private,
he
Spartan
life.
a
and
usmg
for
the
i
rat
scientific
ad-imps.
Back
In
the
tiied
aa
the
papal
Un.
the
then
nun-
thirteen
minutes,
a
Trans-
Canada
Air
Lines
plane
landed
here
yesterday
from
Ottawa.
On
board
were
five
members
of
the
Parliamentary
press
gallery.
TODAY'S
STOCKS
Vancouver
Big
Missouri.
HQ.
Bralorne,
10.75.
"Cariboo
QattTtxstMr"
Den
ton
la,
.03.
Falrvlew.
M,.
Oold
Belt.
.52.
Hedley
Maseot.
I
J8.
Mlnto.
.02
ti.
Noble
Five,
JOttt.
Pend
Oreille.
LjW.
Pioneer.
2.00.
Premier,
2.01.
Privateer.
IM.
Reeves
MfDonald,
.24.
Reno.
.22
.
Salmon
Oold.
.11.
Sheep
Creek.
1.03.
Cariboo
Hudson,
.30,.,
Hedley
Amal.,
.04.
Oils
Calmont,
.39.
C.
it
E.,
2.10.
Home,
2.35.
Royal
Canadian,
.17.
Toronto
Aldcrmac,
.36.
Beattle,
1.25.
Central
PaL,
2.45.
Con.
Smelters,
54.00.
East
Malartlc,
2M.
Fernland.
.08.
Francocur.
.19.
Oods
Lake,
.21.
Hard
Rock.
1.33.
Int.
Nickel,
49.00.
Kerr
Addison.
1.78.
Little
Long
Lac,
3.00.
McLcod
Cockshutt,
2.35.
Madsen
Red
Lake,
29.
McKenzle
Red
Lake,
1.13.
Moncta,
1.12.
Noranda,
75.50.
Pickle
Crow,
5.00.
Preston
E.
Dome.
1.30.
Sherritt
Gordon,
1.11.
Stadacona,
.62.
San
Antonio,
150.
Uchl
Oold,
1.30.
Bouscadlllac,
.00.
Mosher,
.19
.
Oklend,
.12.
Smelters
Oold,
.OlVi.
Dominion
Bridge,
30.50.
"
In
Qlossop,
Derbyshire,
Mr
rWinninofT
fsf
lPPfrQ
I
"
""'Tb
Parents
when
a
lad
and
Joined
17
V
1
C
Itanadlan
Northern
Railways'
LXCeedinfflV
jaie
plnnlpeg
ns
machinist
aDnren-
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I
Vol,
XXVIII,
No.
68.
or
ana
againsi
rori
Capitol
Of
Prince
Rupert
Use
141
TAXI
v
fli
HON.
T
I
m
.
tt
Pontiff
i
iff
i'
Expected
i.-f
t
To
Taia
Take
I.
I
Trin
Tn
Places
IMlrM
.aUQ
.
,
-
-
-
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
DRAWING
IN
BODY
HAS
SWEEPSTAKE
ARRIVED
Drums
of
Chance
Are
Revolving
Identity
of
Deeompo-ed
Remain
"gain
in
Dublin
.Many
tana-
Found
on
Dundat
liunii
.tot
dians
Drew
Horses
Khrls
Kelgle,
non-starter,
"Fleet
Foot."
Destrier,
non-starter.
"Atlas,"
"Honl
Solt,"
"Merry
Widows."
Mortrejeau,
unquoted,
Mlnutes
Man."
Perfect
Part,
unquoted,
"Commissionaire
Syndicate."
Irvine,
non-starter,
"The
Quints."
"Noanoa."
Rudolf
Four,
non
-
starter.
Sparks."
Deslys.
unquoted,
-Coocoo."
Bambou
Two.
non-starter.
"Spark
Plug."
Inverstble,
thrlty-three
to
one,
"Lucky
Win."
Jovial
Judge,
unquoted,
"Rex."
Downright,
non
-
starter
"For
Hem."
Marconi
non-starter.
"Oulnea
Pig."
"Vave
Hill,"
Four
Leal
Clover."
Kirkwall.
non-rtarter.
-'"Irish
Rose,"
"One
White
Shirt."
"At
Last."
Kockqullla,
eighteen
to
one.
Lucky
Xmas."
Red
Hill
Man,
unquoted,
"Pohy
Wants
a
Cracker.
Loyal
Prince,
non-starter,
"Jit
terbug."
"P.
R."
Macauley,
unquoted,
"Elaine.
Verbena,
non-starter.
"Royal
Soot."
.
"j".
...
Rockqullla.
eighteen
to
one
"Schlamozel."
Bachelor
Prince,
unquoted,
"Ar
thur."
Royal
Ransom,
non-starter,1
Doris."
"Mom."
Coolecn,
twenty
to
one,
"Nigger."
Klngsland,
non-starter,
"Three
CCC."
Royal
Daniel!,
ten
to
one..
"Os-sawab."
Kllstar,
eleven
to
two,
"Dutch."
La
Touche
"non-starter,
"Lucky
Strike
Winner."
Drlm,
unquoted,
"Quints,"
"It's
Coming."
Mllano,
unquoted.
"We
Ten."
Scotch
Wood,
unquoted.
"Our
Pot
of
Gold."
Clare
County,
non-starter,
"Safe
ty
Deposit."
Llttry.
non-starter.
'Tea
Party.'
Blueshtrt.
thirty-three
to
one,
"Peggy
and
Flo,"
"Time
I
Won.r
"Doc."
Prominent
Lad,
non-starter,
"Et
tcrual."
Mac
Moffatt,
twenty
to
one,
"Marceleen,"
"December
Mascot."
St.
Oeorse
II.
thirty-three
to
one.
"Happy
Day,"
"Pattullo."
i
Royal
Mall,
sixteen
t0
one,
"Shamrock."
Javan,
non-starter,
"Deallte."
Sporting
Piper,
unquoted,
"Eternal
Rest."
Lucky
Penny,
unquoted,
"Ham."
Brendans
Cottage,
twenty
to
one,
"Jew,"
"Faith
Hope
and
Charity."
Item,
non-starter,
"Alex
Llnd."
Luton
Third,
non-starter,
"Kettle
Drum."
Red
Freeman,
unquoted,
"Kath-crlne,"
"Marie
Euchre."
Prominent
Lad,
non-starter,
II)fffml,A
f:
lrnr
(
.
.
...
.
Iin..l
Vn.na
'
"RlnfTpr."
R
"w
""iuury,.as
Not
Been
Trallic
laiamy
in,
uch
kj
he
wrts
aDnolntcd
nnnrentlco'
ti.,i
ni.
i
!
nv
nirth
Gift,
unquoted,
"Popeye."
tuctor
at
Fort
Rouge
shops
I
'n
September,
1036,
became
WINNIPEO,
March
20:
lui'j
SCORELESS
footiiall
ihiaw
ihhicc
class
lnstnirfir
nt
with
12a
riavs
durlnc:
which
mere
Nona,
which
position
he
held
has
not
been
a
single
traffic
fatal-1
SHEFFIELD
.
M")J.
:
'J"7
M
present
appointment.
Mr.
Ity.
the
city
of
Winnipeg
has
es-
cnestcrucia
uuu
I
is
succeeded
by
George
tabllshed
what
Is
believed
to
be
a
day
today
played
a
scoreless
draw
fnir
who
becomes
apprentice
record
for
any
city
of
the
size
on
in
an
English
League.
Second
DU
Is-
,
irucior
nt
Transcona.
the
continent.
ion,
nwn.
Finally
EstablishedMay
be
John
Jackson
DUBLIN.
March
20:
CP
The
drums
of
chance
are
revolving
The
provincial
police
boat
P.MI..
again
today
in
the
Irish
Hospitals
.8
returned
to
port
late
Saturday
I
sweepstake
on
the
Grand
National
afternoon
bringing
in
the
badly
de-
Steeplechase
at
Alntree.
First
came
composed
body
of
a
man.
nolWy
the
drawing
on
horses
to
be
fol-
John
Jackson,
crab
fisherman,
who
lowed
by
that
on
consolation
and
had
been
last
seen
at
Victory
Cove,
residual
awards.
Many
Canadians
Warke
Canal.
In
October
1937.
The
drew
horses
as
follows:
(body
had
been
discovered
by
an
In-
On
Koppcrnlck.
non-starter,
idian
at
Hudson
Bay
Passage.
Dun-"Sllmosel,"
'Tired."
J
das
Island,
on
February
28
but.
ow-
K
irk
wall,
non-starter.
This
Inz
to
continued
"rough
weather.
Time."
the
police
boat,
although
four
attempts
had
been
made,
were
unable
to
make
a
landing,
until
the
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
MARCH
20,
1939.
are
In
good
shape.
Clothing
consisted
of
rubber
hat.
bib
rubber
overalls,
rubber
Jacket,
rubber
boots.
'
brown
tweed
suit
coat,
brown
tweed
trousers
with
khaki
patch
and
blue
shirt.
j
The
body
was
found
under
an
upturned
rowboat
as
If
shelter
had
been
sought.
Outstdeithertiwas
a
piece
of
shirt
on
a
limb
evidently
put
up
as
a
distress
signal.
The
body
was
lying
on
a
blanket
with,
the
head
on
a
makeshift
pillow
of
clothing.
There
was
also
a
rough
,
windbreak
of
driftwood.
A
butcher
knife
was
found
wrapped
up
In
a
;hlrt.
The
stern
of
the
rowboat
had
been
knocked
out
and
the
bottom
staved
in.
.iMember
Of
Ontario
Utilities
Board
Has.
Passed
Away
LISTOWEL.
Ont..
March
20
(CP)
Albert
Rennle.
a
member
of
the
Ontario
Public
Utilities
Com
mission
and
brother
of
Almon
E.
Rennle.
Member
of
Parliament
for
Oxford,
died
here
yesterday.
The
"ate
Mr.
Rennle
was
a
native
Canadian,
having
been
born
In
Waterloo
County.
Lord
Tweedsmuir
Meets
Namesake
Two
John
Buchans
Have
Tete-a.
Tete
In
Royal
City
NEW
WESTMINSTER,
March
20:
(CP)
Lord
Tweedsmuir,
Governor
General
of
Canada,
met
and
con
versed
with
a
namesake,
John
Legislation
To
Assist
Growers
Of
Grain
Coming
OTTAWA,
March
20:
tCP)
Leg
lslatlon
to
assist
grain
growers
of
Canada
will
receive
attention
In
Parliament
this
week.
Bills
along
this
line
are
being
Introduced
by
Hon.
J.
C.
Gardiner,
minister
of
agriculture,
and
Hon.
W.
D.
Eulcr,
minister
of
trade
and
commerce.
R
oumania
STAND
OF
CANADA
IS
CLARIFIED
end
of
last
week.
It
was
In
May
-wanton
and
Forctfui
1938
that
Jackson
had
been
reported
missing.
i
A
search
of
the
remains
ha
fall-
ed
to
reveal
nnvth!n
to
euablWi'
Identity
definitely
but
the.
belief
Is
that
It
is
probably
Jarksan
The
body
was
that
of
k
man
probably
between
55
and
65
years
of
age.
five
feet
eight
Inches
la
height
and
about
150
pounds
weight.
Hair
was
gray
and
coarse
as
was
the
beard.
Teeth,
although
discolored.
Says
Mac
kenzie
King
of
Czech
Grab-Dominion
Stands
by
Britain
OTTAWA,
March
20:
(CP)
Describing
the
German
conquest
of
Czechoslovakia
as
"wanton
and
forceful,"
Prime
Minister
W.
L.
Markenzie
King
said
in
the
Home
of
Commons
this
after-ponn
that
the
most
recent
extension
of
German
control
in
Europe
could
find
no
defence
in
the
terms
of
the
Treaty
of
Versailes.
rremier
King
sa.J
that
Canada
enter
into
conference
with
the
British
government
in
this
latest
emergency.
Canada
was
fully
prepared
to
join
In
consultation
with
-other
parts
of
the
Empire.
The
first
necessity
,was
to
sift
rnmor
from
fact
and
to
learn
what
further
aggression
might
be
PASSING
OF
JAS.
ADAM
Prominent
In
Business.
Social
and
Sports
Circles
of
Vancouver
Island
Since
Early
in
Century
VICTORIA.
March
20:
CP
James
Adam,
aged
57,
former
alder-
j
nan
and
well
known
here
In
bus-1
ness,
social
and
sports
circles
for
a
quarter
of
a
century",
died
on
Sunday.
'
!
Mr.
Adam
was
an
alderman
of
Victoria
for
more
than
a
decade
un
til
he
unsuccessfully
contested
the
nayoralty
at
the
last
election.
(
Mr.
Adam's
former
robust
health
:
To
Make
Concessions
To
Macey's
Coffee
House
PRICE:
5
CENTS
Crisis
Conditions
Continue
Economic
Hitler
Who
J
Is
Expected
To
Take
Memel
Situation
Is
Becoming
More
Complicated
With
Latest
,
Developments
Russia
Joins
in
Protesting
Czech
Grab
and
Issuing
Warning
Against
Another
Coup
.
CANADA
WATCHES
OTTAWA,
March
20:
(CP)
Prime
Minister
William
Lyon
Mackenzie
King
kept
in
close
touch
with
the
international
situation
over
the
week-end
and
the
cabinet
discussed
the
situation
at
is
regular
weekly
meeting
today
prior
to
the
sitting
of
Parliament.
The
National
Conservative
Party
will
join
the
government
in
assuring
the
world
of
Canadian
unity
in
the
face
of
the
troubled
European
situation,
Hon.
Dr.
R.
J.
Manion
declared
in
a
press
statement
today.
LONDON,
March
20:
(CP)
As
Great
Britain
and
France
sought
the
co-operation
of
Soviet
Russia
at
the
end
of
the
week
with
a
view
to
establishing
a
European
balance
of
power
to
stave
off
Germany's
aim
of
gaining
control
of
Roumania,
smaller
nations,
seriously
involved,
awaited
anxiously
signs
of
Adolf
Hitler's
next
thrust.
vtmm
conditions,
Becoming
more
!
'
was
"prepared
at
any
time"
to
complicated,
continue
to
occupy
all
rtatesmen.
Russia
has
Joined
In
protesting
at
Germany's
action
In
annexing
Czechoslovakia
as
seriously
endan
gerlng.,
.world
peace-
,hut,.
there.
Js
much
uncertainty
as
to
how
far
Russia
may
be
prepared
to
go
In
actually
assisting
the
western
powers
In
the
event
of
war.
An
anti-ascression
declaration
by
Great
Britain,
France
and
Russia,
aimed
at
German
military
adventures
in
southeastern
Europe,
may
be
published
tomorrow.
It
may
take
the
form
of
a
diplomatic
declaration
which,
by
implication,
would
involve
mutual
defence
acainst
an
aggressor
nation.
Small
European
powers,
like
Poland,
Roumania,
Jugoslavia,
Greece,
Turkey
and
possibly
Bulgaria,
would
be
asked
to
subscribe
to
its
terms.
According
to
reports
tonight,
the
declaration,
would
not
definitely
commit
any
country
automatically
to
go
to
war.
The
primary
puroose
would
be
to
ensure
consultation
among
the
nations
..;
it
Chancellor
v,.
-.
'
Adolf
failed
last
October
and
he
spent:
.
.
..
w,.
several
weeks
In
hospital
and
con-
---..
rMHv
tn
m!lVp
alesclng
at
his
home.
He
opposed
;
o
,
c
tn
nrrTlanw
Mayor
Andrew
McGavln
at
the
De-
h
t
cembcr
elections
and
scon
after-j
surrender
f
mical
ri
htl
wards
suffered
a
further
illness.
Bi
t.
Early
In
the
New
Year
he
went
to.
.
.
.
...
.
trade
and
and
Arizona
for
his
health
but
returned
February
14
to
re-enter
St.
Joseph's
Hospital
In
a
serious
Buchan.
The
local
John
Buchan
Is
the
home
for
aged
men.
He
de-
a
native
of
Peterhead,
Ecotland.
voted
a
great
deal
of
energy
to
the
development
of
parks
and
play
grounds.
I
On
many
occasions
Mr.
Adam
acted
as
mayor
and
also
represent-
ed
Victoria
at
notable
events
In
oth-;
er
parts
of
the
province
and
In
the
United
States.
.
He
was
a
Rotarlan
and,
up
until
his
first
Illness
last
year
held
an
unbroken
UIlOrUKPIl
attendance
ttHClluauic
m-uiu,
record,
hav-
derstandlng
oh
both
sides.
No
poll
Mr.
flaaiu
",'tical
'
problem
was
being
discussed,
alderman
In
1927
and
retained
his
r",i
...
,
,.
...
i
i
u
i
,
I
,
nng
omu.
seat
uniu
ne
reunouisneu
it
year
to
contest
the
mayoralty.
At
different
times
he
was
chairman
of
many
committees,
notably
those
administering
city
parks
and
MEMEL
NEXT
At
Berlin
today
Juozas
Urbsys,
bentrop,
German
minister
of
foreign
affairs,
conferred
on
what
a
government
spokesman
said
was
primarily
the
fate
of
Memel.
Circumstantial
evidence
indicates
the
reunion
of
Memel
with
Great
PROBE
OF
CRASH
ON
Ten
Aviation
Experts.
Inciudlnr
Dutchmen,
Lost
Lives
In
Plunge
of
$500,000
Ship
SEATTLE.
March
20:
(CP)
A
searching
Investigation
has
been
Instituted
Into
the
crash
Saturday
afternoon
.near
Alder,
Washington,
sixty
miles
south
of
here,
of
the
new
$500,000
statospherc
liner
built
by
the
Boeing
plant
at
Seat
tle.
In
the
courset
of
a
test
flight
the
great
four-motored
plane,
designed
to
carry
forty
passengers,
plunged
Into
a
canyon
of
the
Nls-qually
River.
The
ship
broke
Into
three
parts
and
all
ten
persons
on
board,
consisting
principally
of
aviation
experts,
were
Instantly
killed.
Included
among
them
were
two
executives
of
the
Royal
Dutch
At..
T
Inns
n-hUU
n
n
.u,4l
.nil
uu
niUV.ll
BOO
(.UUlCUIiailU
Hitler
attempted
to
repeat
an-
purchasing
the
ship.
other
state
of
dismemberment
Aviation
1
experts
were
converging
such
as
befel
Chechoslovakia.
on
Aider
todav
with
a
t
.
export
ministry
the
Roumanian
finance
ministry
ap
peared
to
be
approaching
a
con
clusion
with
an
atmosphere
of
un
tabllshlng
the
cause
of
the
ten
thousand-toot
plunge.
Iain
undoubtedly
has
the
full
sup
port
ol
the
government
and
most
of
the
members
of
Parliament
are
also
behind
him
although
many
considered
that
the
stand
he
has
now
assumed
would
have
been
more
timely
had
It
not
been
deterred
so
long.
Political
observers
are
expecting
an
early
and
Important
cabinet
reorganization
with
Capt.
Anthony
Eden
and
Winston
Churchill
probably
Join
ing
the
ministry.
Forecasts
also
Lithuanian
minister
.
of
foreign
'persist
0f
an
early
election
on
the
w
t
r!t
auairs,
ana
joacnim
von
iuo-
.conscriDtlon
Issue.
Meantime
In
Berlin
Nazi
spokesmen
charge
the
British
with
hypocrisy
In
their
changed
attitude,
maintaining
that
Hitler
had
every
justification
to
move
as
he
did
in
Czechoslovakia
much
more
Justl-
Germany
may
be
only
a
matter
;ncaUon
than
Great
Britain
had
of
a
few
days
removed.
Later
it
jn
many
0(
its
conquests
of
ths
was
reported
that
Germany
and
,past.
The
point
Is
stressed
that
Lithuania
had
reached
an
under-
the
Czechs,
as
a
whole,
welcomed
standing
wherebv
Germany
would
1
th
nhsnrnMnn
nnrt
RwnrWv
It.
-
-
......
r
-
j
ing
maintained
It
by
attendance
at-
"receive
Memel
open
armed
when
(provides.
Certain
documents,
the
Rotary
Club
meetings
in
centres
as
lhe
Memellanders
make
known
(
Germans
claim,
have
been
found
far
distant
as
New
Zealand.
their
desire
to
get
home
Inlo
the
jin
Prague
which
make
clear
British
Born
in
Scotland
Reich."
hypocrisy
In
regard
to
Czechoclo-
Born
In
Kilmarnock,
Ayrshire,
in1
The
German
ambassador
to
Paris
vakla.
1882.
Mr.
Adam
came
to
Vancou-
has
been
recalled
to-Berlin
to
re-'
Countervailing
duties
or
25
per-ver
Island
at
the
age
of
H
with
his
port.
cent
have
been
Imposed
by
Unl-
parents,
settling
in
Nanalmo.
In
In
his
new
European
policy,
ted
States
against
many
lines
of
(Continued
on
Pago
Three)
Prime
Minister
Neville
Chamber-
German
goods.