Tomorrows
Tides
Ijlirftt
(
Ottawa
Crntrrt
In
Tab!
In
e(
Findings
or
Mr.
Justice
Davit
Minbtfr
snd
Deputy
Cleared
Pur
tailing
Board
Recommended
Cloudy,
calm,
tempera-
GRAND
FALLS,
N.
B..
Jan.
13:
U"l.
.An
uiiuum
occurrence
oi
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up
,n
lnc
tit.
jonn
fr
after
a
December
thaw
caused
n
pa
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.,
..
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.
jmii
anove
th
nnm
nere.
break
i
l
was
used
ln
an
ottemDt
rr
l"e
DiocKade
but
anotner
nod
of
frpczlnir
marln
further
n
I
.
mni.
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....
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useless
LONDON,
Jan
13:
'CPi-Oen-f
eral
Francisco
Franco.
Hnanuh
In.
,
fSurgent
comironder-ln-hlef.
has,
Nn
rorriintinn
:lurnfd
down
an
"PPHcatlon
of
the
t
w
1
imperial
Airways
to
fly
over
Span-
uu
nwurgem
territory
in
connection
with
Its
commercial
air
services.
The
reason
given
ts
Britain's
failure
to
recognize
Insurgent
con-
OTTAWA,
Jan.
13:
CP-Intereu-UMt
centred
today
on
the
tabling
In!
-
nrUament
of
the
report
of
Mr
ralaarV
I
POrion
justice
11
H
Davis
on
the
Bren1
ai5ai
J
glUl!
mchine
gun
contracts
with
refer-
II
H
rtW.
enct
to
cmrgei
rnaae
usi
year
.ltuiiut-d
JJCI111CU
Col.
Oeorge
Drew,
now
onurio'
by
BJ
vvi.
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rxnwrtitire
leader,
with
resDect
to.
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v,
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weighing
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IrtUni
of
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contract
by
the
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ptr-jnent
of
National
Defence
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cf
the
gun
free
and
entrusting
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he
report
which
re-
ifsrd
t!a
n
dence
of
a
long
in-
In,!,
u
HeXd
n,.,m,,uhi.
For
r.
hr-A
irtng
October
and
p0iiotx
ln
Winnipeg
University
,
.
I
hfienre
nulldlng
Tfcejadi
'
und
that
there
wasl
.
...
.
..
wiu-tAj,
jan.
it:
L.r
a
"JBri
wmuung.
w
snann
wk
fn
tne
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blamed
ue
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U4IU
UUIU
n
m
i;
in
the
nature
of
:rrepliir
TODAY'S
WEATHER
P-Tf
R
imrt
Part
rlntirlv
...
.....
.
'rUlntrl!
Irmtvra-
IT';:!
L
and
-
Cloudy
Kths-est
wind,
eighteen
south
mllrs
Island
Overcast,
south-
.
Am
-.'
-.im,
iirr
mnes
rr
nour.
rentier
30.01;
temperature.
43.
Tree
Polnt-fihowery.
calm:
-
".iir
ju.ii;
icmperaiure,
as;
7
t'lnd.
flv
mlltfta
rur
hntir"
.mvroia
ts
Alert
Bay
rart
cloudy
'7
wind:
barometer.
light
30.43;
r,"i'"'
tigiu
cnop.
t-in
Ralnlnir.
southeast
'"d,
flrhf
mllr
rr
hmir-
ham.
ctorla
Cloudy,
northwest
twelve
miles
per
hour:
bare-
Vancouver
Cloudy.
easUrly
LX
fight
miles
wer
hour:
baro-
e
Oeorge
Clear,
southerly
tight
miles
Der
hour:
baro-
'trrace
Alyansh
-Cloudy,
calm.
3.
Alice
Arm.
n.l.i
.iu
J
Anyox-
-Cloudy,
calm,
34.
"Melton
Clnurlv.
nnrth
wind
Jmlthcrs-
Part
cloudy,
calm,
28
ums
Uke-Brlght,
calm.
23.
'CK
JAMS
AFTER
THAW
floors
of
the
Science
Building
of
the
University
of
Manitoba
yester-v
dar.
The
blast
occurred
lust
half
an
hour
before
classes
were
sched
uled
to
open.
Had
It
been
later
when
thousands
of
students
were
on
hand
the
consequences
might
have
been
much
more
serious.
HIGHWAY
PROBLEM
Principal
Point
at
Issue
Will
Be
Allocation
of
0ts,
Says
Member
Of
Commission
NEW
YORK,
Jan.
13
CP
The
chief
problem
for
the
Canadian
and
United
Stales
commissions
when
they
meet
In
regard
to
the
proposed
United
States
-
Alaska
highway
through
Brltun
coium-Columbla
and
the
Yukon
will
be
to
determine
equitable
allocation
ranarla
and
the
United
SUtes.
savs
Donald
Macdotiald,
a
member
of
the
United
States
commission
I
W
HO
W
U
litMJl
'V"
.v;.-.
f
Sees
Huge
Highway
A
"Cape
of
Good
Hope
to
Cape
Horn
International
Highway
and
Airway"
was
envisaged
today
as
aj
ili
.
--..tit..
...uVtiM
n
f
o
a.
vi.ar
by
Macdonald,
who
Is
the
father
of
the
Alaska
Highway
project
Macdonald
said
that
rapid
progress
In
building
the
Pan-American
Highway,
Russian
roads
In
Siberia
and
other
highways
In
Africa
might
soon
make
the
long
discussed
Can
adian
link
Into
Alaska
the
only
Important
uncompleted
section.
Maedonald
suggesiea
tnai
mc
r.innrllfln
and
American
commis
sions
hold
their
projected
confer
ence
In
Victoria
this
spring.
She
irfta
:lghty
CALGARY.
Jan.
13:
'CP'-Thej
Canadian
Lesion
of
Calsarv
vetlerA
day
presented
Former
Prime
Minis
ter
II.
B.
Bennett
with
a
bronie
buf-
fato,
weighing
eighty
pounds,
as
a
token
of
Its
regard.
UI
UIJ
WIGAS
LEAK
IS
BLAMED
Macdonald
has
been
an
engineer
ln
Alaska
for
years.
SILO
SYSTEM
PLANNED
SAINT
JOHN,
N.B.,
Jan.
13:
(CP)
Wlth
co-operation
of
Dominion
agricultural
officials,
a
silo
system
will
be
operated
by
the
Saint
John
Agricultural
Society
this
year.
Seven
slloa
will
be
built
ln
the
county
next
spring.
Bulletins
WRECKAGE
IDENTIFIED
1'rovinclal
police
headquarters
here
were
advUed
today
that
wreckage
found
off
Calvert
Is
land,
north
of
Queen
Charlotte
Hound,
had
been
definitely
identified
as
being
that
of
the
Alert
Bay
trolling
boat
Eugenie
which
has
been
misting
lnee
December
19
with
Hugh
Greston
and
son,
Jlmruy,
on
board.
Although
it
would
appear
almost
certain
that
the
Grextons
hate
perUhed,
a
search
Is
being
continued
by
Police
boats
for
them.
JACK
WILSON
JUDGE
PKINCE
GEORGE
John
O.
Wilson
became
the
youngest
judge
In
British
Columbia
today
with
his
appointment
to
the
County
Court
for
Cariboo
as
announced
at
Ottawa.
NeUon
born,
the
judge
Is
forty
years
of
age.
He
has
been
appointed
to
the
pot
vacated
by
retirement
of
Judge
Fred
Calder
of
Kamloops.
(Judge-Designate
Wilton
Is
a
son
of
P.
II
Wilson
K.C
pioneer
Prince
GeorgD
barrhter,
and
is
the
brother
of
Mrs.
11.
G.
Kennedy,
formerfy
of
Prince
Rupert).
Dally
Province
says
three
of
four
senior
officers
of
the
police
force
may
be
transferred
and
one
former
member
may
return
to
duty.
The
statement
followed
a
meeting
of
the
police
commission
todav.
TORTOSA
CAPTURED
LLKIDA
The
Insurgent
command
today
announced
capture
of
Tortosa,
100
miles
southwest
of
Barcelona,
a
strong
point
in
the
government's
defence
system
along
the
lower
Ebro
River.
The
loyalists
are
reported
digging
in
for
a
last
stand
in
defence
of
Tarrogona.
lines
are
being
thrown
up
around
the
city
as
the
Insurgents
draw
near.
HUNGARY
GOES
FASCIST
BUDAPEST
The
Hungarian
government
today
announced
ad-heranre
to
the
anticommunist
pact,
other
members
of
which
are
Germany,
Italy
and
Japan.
All
preliminary
negotiations
have
been
completed.
The
announcement
comes
three
days
before
scheduled
departure
of
Foreign
minister
Cxaky
for
Berlin
to
dis-cum
outttandlng
questions
with
Germany.
SALTED
IT
Ireland
Still
Ireland
With
This
Dominion
OTTAWA,
January
13:
CP)-
Ireland
is
still
Ireland
and
not
Eire!
as
far
as
official
Canada
is
concerned.
This
was
Indicated
yesterday
when
reference
was
made
In
the
Speech
from
the
Throne
at
the
opening
of
Parliament
In
regard
to
collaboration
between
the
governments
of
the
United
'
Kingdom,
"Ireland"
and
Canada
In
regard
to
the
Inauguration
of
trahsAtlantlc
(air
service
this
year.
IREACTION
ID
OF
EUROPE
Present
Roosevelt's
Sew
Defence
Program
Greeted
With
Mtied
Feeling
Dictatorships
Sarcastic
LTNDON.
Jan.
13:
CPJ
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt's
new
J525
000.000
defence
program
for
the
United
States
met
with
a
mix-reception
in
Europe
yesterday.
It
was
immediately
approved
by
VANCOUVER
POLICE
CHANGESMhe
democracies
such
as
Great
Bri-VANCOUVER
The
Vancouver
tain
but
the
press
of
th!
'dictator-
shlp
greeted
it
with
sarcastic
Comment.
A
Berlin
newspaper
said,
that
Germany
and
Italy
would
want
to
know
against
wiom
thei
United
States
felt
It
so
necessary
to
defend
Itself.
"Who1
in
the'
The
paper
adds
that
phief
W.
W.
,orld
would
think
of
atUckjns
the
rosier
Vllf
remain
In
cononand.
UrrtlHf
States'
suddenlyrPSSked
a
'Berlin
newspaper
Toronto
Member
Is
Named
Tory
t
Caucus
Leader
OTTAWA,
Jan.
13:
(CPi
At
a
Conservative
caucus
prior
to
th
opening
of
the
session
of
-Parliament.
John
R.
Macnlcol,
member
for
Davenport.
Toronto,
was
el-.
ectcd
permanent
leader
of
thei
'caucus.
There
was
also
a
caucus
of
I
C.
C
F.
members
lust
before
the
opening
of
Parliament.
WAS
SLAIN
;
IN
MEXICO
General
Saturnino
Sedillo
Dies
In
Bloody
Clash
With
Government
Forces
MEXICO
CITY.
Jan.
13:
Oeneral
Saturnino
ouiununo
Sedillo.
oeauio.
(CP)-
former
lormer
,
-p
.tv-
IN
I
I
A
I
Y
lcollKl8ue
ot
President
Cardenas
11
1
II
jrVJU
1
against
whom
he
led
two
thousand
;
:
of
his
followers
ln
revolt
last
May.
Federal
Investigators
Believe
They
i
was
slain
yesterday
ln
bloody
battle
Have
Found
Where
Muslca
Millions
Went
with
government
troops
In
the
hills
of
San
Luis
Potosl
province.
He
had
been
ln
hldlne
since
his
flieht
NEW
YORK,
Jan.
13:
Federal!
when
his
uprising
was
discovered
investigators
believe
they
are
near
and
frustrated,
a
solution
of
the
mystery
of
what!
Sedillo
fought
with
Cardenas
In
happened
to
the
Philip
Musical
1910
against
the
Diaz
dictatorship
millions.
There
is
reason
to
believe
;and
was
formerly
Cardenas
minis
that
Muslca
had
salted
away
eleven
million
dollars
of
the
McKerson-Robblns
Corporation
in
Italy
for
safe-keeping.
Muslca
Is
said
to
have
been
friendly
with
Premier
Mussolini.
As
F.
Donald
Coster,
Muslca
made
frequent
trips
to
Italy.
EXAMS
TO
BE
USED
ter
of
agriculture.
Weather
Forecast
General
Synopsis
Pressure
remains
high
to
the
southward
on
Vancouver
Island
and
appears
low
northward
of
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
Weather
remains
unsettl-
!
I
FnEDERICTON,
Jan.
13:
(CP)
ed
throughout
British
Columbia
Examination
of
applicants
for
such
with
heavy
rain
on
the
north
coast,
positions
as
forest
rangers,
lookout
;
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Char-observers
and
wardens
ln
the
New
otte
Islands
Fresh
southeast
to
Brunswick
forest
service
Is
to
be
south
winds,
unsettled
and
mild
resumed
after
a
lapse
of
several.
with
rain.
years.
The
decision
was
commend-1
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Islanded
at
the
annual
meeting
of
the
Fresh
southeast
to
south
winds,
Maritime
section
of
the
Canadian
mostly
cloudy
and
mild
with
occaj-Soclety
of
Forest
Engineers.
lonal
rain.
!s
141
Capitol
'
8:30
am.
19',
i
-f.
Hih
21:35
p.m.
18.1
vA
TAXI
Low
.....
1:43
a.m.
8.9
.
.
'
v
.
15:10
pin.
6.8
It
Macey's
Coffee
House
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
V.
Vol.
XXV1H
No.
10.
frfe
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
JANUARY
13,
1939.
PRICE:
3
CENTS
Hitler
Urges
Mussolini
To
Wait
BREN
GUN
Britain
Cannot
REPORT
IN
Over
Franco
opuiii
lerniory
ice
at
rnw
a;i
i
AIR
BASE
f
asenf
er
.Hurt
Said
To
Have
Been
Definitely
Settled
Upon
As
Site
For
Major
Air
Defence
Centre
As
far
as
can
be
learned
locally,
the
Department
of
National
Defence
has
defintely
settled
upon
Seal
Cove
as
the
site
for
a
major
seaplane
base
development
here
in
the
course
of
its
coast
defence
plans.
Something
fn
the
way
of
calling
for
tenders
for
site
preparation
and,
possibly,
buildings
is
expected
in
the
near
future.
In
the
development
ot
Seal
Cove
there
would
be
considerable
escavation
work.
There
would
be
hangars
and
other
buildings
a
well
as
the
slipways
and
other
Mructure
necessary
In
connection
with
handling
planes.
In
all,
the
undertaking
would
be
quite
a
sizeable
one.
The
prjct.
it
U
etimated
by
neron
who
should
be
in
a
position
to
know,
might
cost
as
much
as
Sl.000.OOfl.
The
basing
of
a
squadron
of
twelve
planes,
it
is
said,
would
Involve
the
employment
ot
close
to
130
person.
TODAY'
STOCKS
iCourvuf
it
Lt.
JotUfctloo
!
Vancouver
Big
Murt;-r!,
Bralorne,
11.40.
Aztec.
.04.
Cariboo
Quartz,
2.30.
Dentonla,
.05
V.
Colconda,
.05
ask.
Mlnto.
.02Vi.
Fairview.
.03.
Noble
Five.
.03!.
i
Pend
Oretlle,
1.70.
Pioneer.
2.65.
Porter
Idaho.
.02
fe.
Premier,
2.31.
Reeves
McDonald.
.25.
Reno.
.22.
Relief
Arlington,
,13.
Salmon
Gold,
.101&.
Taylor
Bridge,
.05.
Hedley
Amal..
.061
Premier
Border,
.Olii.
Sllbak,
Premier,
1.75.
Home
Gold,
.00i.
Grandvlew,
.054.
Indian.
.01
V.
Quatslno,
.03.
Oils
A.
P.
Con,
.20.
Calmont,
30.
C.
&
E.,
2.30.
Mercury.
.08
Vi.
Home
Oil.
3.00.
Toronto
Beattle,
U3.
Central
Pat
2.55.
Gods
Lake,
.25.
Little
Long
Lac.
2.30.
McKenzle
Red
Lake,
1.26.
Pickle
Crow,
5.25.
San
Antonio,
125.
Sherrltt
Gordon,
1.29,
Smelters
Gold,
.02
Vi.
McLeod
Cockshutt,
2.85.
Oklend,
.24.
Mosher,
.18.
Madsen
Red
Lake,
.50.
Stadacona,
38.
Francoeur,
.22.
Moneta,
1.40.
Bouscaddllac,
.08.
Thompson
Cadillac,
.26.
Bankfleld,
.31.
East
Malartlc,
2.56.
Preston
East
Dome,
1.58.
Aldermac.
.45,
Kerr
Addison,
1.82.
Uchl
Gold.
1.50.
Int.
Nickel,
53.50.
Noranda,
81.25.
Con.
Smelters,
57.50.
Athona.,.07'4.
Hardrock,
1.75.
.
Barber
Larder,
.12.
Fernland,
.10.
Dominion
Bridge,
35.00.
Badly
In
Auto
I
NEW
YORK,
Jan.
13:
(CP)
CoI.I
Frank
Long,
listed
as
the
first
of-1
flciai
passenger
in
United
Statesl
aviation
history,
is
In
serious
con-j
dltlon
in
hospital
here
suffering!
Higher
Relief
Bein?
Demanded
Demonstration
By
Staged
in
London
Unemployed
Yesterday
TALKS
IN
ROME
END
Premier
Chamberlain's
Mission
To
Meet
II
Duce
Comes
To
Grief
On
Spanbh
War
Can
Not
Agree
from
Injuries
sustained
in
an
au-i
tomoblle
collision
yesterday.
He
Ter"trial
Demands
Leff,
To
Direct
was
associated
with
the
Wright
brothers
ln
their
early
experiments
with
aircraft.
LONDON,
Jan.
13:
CP
Under,
organization
of
the
National
Unemployed
Workers'
movement,
there
j
was
another
demonstration
in
London
demanding
higher
winter
relief.
DRIVING
ON
JEWS
AGAIN
TO
DOUBLE
i
AIR
FORCE
I
Negotiations
Between
Italy
and
t
ranee
HITLER
URGES
DELAY
ROME,
Jan.
13:
(CP)
Chancellor
Adolf
Hitler
was
reliably
reported
today
to
have
stepped
Into
Prime
Minister
Neville
Chamberlain's
appease
m
e
n
t
scheme
by
urging
Premier
Mussolini
to
keep
the
peace
for
one
year
before
demanding
fulfilment
of
Italy's
"natural
aspirations."
The
Chancellor
is
believed
to
have
advised
II
Duce
to
wait
for
another
year,
doing
this
after
he
learned
that
the
British
visitors
to
Rome
had
taken
a
firm
attitude
against
Italian
demands
for
colonies.
ROME,
Jan.
13:
(CP)
Prime
Minister
Neville
Chamberlain's
mission
to
Italy
to
discuss
a
wide
range
of
questions
affecting
Great
Britain
and
Italy
In
particular
and
the
peace
of
Europe
ln
general
New
Anti-Semitic
Campaign
Under
came
to
grief
last
night
on
the
Way
in
Germany
Following
issue
of
the
Spanish
civil
war.
The
,
.
Incident
in
Netherlands
British
premier
will
be
received
In
audience
today
by
Pope
Pius,
who
BERLIN.
Jan.
13:
(CP
Follow-
has
prepared
a
special
plea
for
4&i,.l?gatlei
ot
,
sfvtlnx-JuartoridL
peace,
.antUwillthenopack
unman
wraumr
uiiumgs
m
me
in
preparation
ior
leaving
ior
noma
Netherlands.
Nazi
police
are
start-
tomorrow.
Diplomatic
conversations
lng
a
new
drive
against
Jews
in
between
Chamberlain
and
Musso-Oermany.
Jews
who
were
released
llnl
were
announced
last
night
to
from
custody
around
Christmas
are
have
definitely
ended.
There
wai
being
rearrested.
.deep
gloom
in
British
circles.
To-"A
new
crime
of
international
'day
Prime
Minister
Chamberlain
Jewry"
is
the
way
one
Berlin
news-
and
Foreign
Secretary
Viscount
paper
described
the
incident
in
Halifax
were
to
meet
with
the
Holand.
.French
and
United
States
ambas-
.
'
sadors
to
Italy.
Lord
halifax
in-
,
formed
the
ambassadors
that
.
Chamberlain
had
failed
to
get
any
i
promises
from
Mussolini
and
had
refrained
from
making
any
for
Great
Britain.
The
nature
of
the
hour
and
a
half
audience
with
Pope
Pius
at
the
Vatican
was
not
of-
This
Seen
in
Federal
Government's
flclally
disclosed.
.
Augmented
Defence
Program
An
official
statement
yesterda7
I
Objects
of
Purchasing
Board
said
merely
that
a
conference
hai
'been
held
between
the
Premiers.
OTTAWA,
Jan.
13:
(CP)
Under
The
customary
clause
that
"pro-the
government's
program
of
de-
gress
had
been
made"
was
lack-fence
force
expansion,
as
Indicated
lng.
In
the
Speech
from
the
Throne
at
It
was
learned
that
Mussolini
opening
of
Parliament
yesterday,
had
definitely
refused
to
withdraw
observers
foresee
ti
possible
doubling
Italian
aircraft
and
troops
from
of
the
present
Royal
Air
Force
the
Spanish
civil
war,
Informing
strength
of
two
thousand
men,
also,
Chamberlain
that
he
was
commit-the
addition
of
much
equipment
In-1
ted
.to
assist
in
bringing
about
a
eluding
new
and
faster
airplanes.
Franco
victory.
'
I
The
objects
of
the
defence
pur-'
Chamberlain,
on
the
other
hand,
chasing
board,
which
it
was
an-1
refused
to
agree
to
granting
of
Jnounced
would
be
set
up,
will
be
to
'belligerent
rights
to
the
Insurgents
(take
the
excessive
profits
out
of,
so
long
as
Italy
refused
to
wlth-armaments
business
and
to
pro-
draw.
tect
the
government
in
contracts
1
The
question
of
Italian
terri-
with
private
companies.
KILLED
SON
FOR
MERCY
Louis
Greenfield
Could
Not
Bear
to
See
Youth
Suffer
Further
With
Paralytic
Spells
NEW
YORK,
Jan.
13:
(CP)
New
York
has
been
stirred
by
a
new'
"mercy
killing."
For
years,
Louis
Greenfield
told
the
police,
he
had
been
tortured
by
the
sight
of
the
suffering
of
his
paralyzed
seventeen-year-old
son.
Yesterday
the
youth
had
another
spell
and
Oreenfleld
pressed
handkerchiefs
saturated
with
chloroform
to
his
nose.
He
died.
torlal
demands
was
left
to
direct
negotiation
between
Italy
and
France.
Yesterday
Prime
Minister
Chamberlain
was
shown
a
demonstration
of
military
training
of
youth
as
carried
out
in
Italy.
In
drill,
fifty
boys
turned
their
guns
In
the
direction
of
the
British
Premier
who
merely
smiled.
Railway
Loan
Oversubscribed
Fifty
Million
Dollar
Issue
For
Ca
nadian
National
Goes
Over
Top
OTTAWA,
Jan.
13:
(CP)
Hon.
Charles
A.
Dunning,
minister
of
finance,
announced
yesterday
that
the
50.000,000
Canadian
National
"I
couldn't
bear
to
see
him
suffer
Railways
bond
Issue
had
been
any
more,"
said
Greenfield.
oversubscribed.
'
.