Tomorrow
sT
ides
'rime
Minister
Chamberlain
Vill
Outline
Policy
of
His
lovernment
To
House
Tomorrow
1RUINS
IN
PUCK
LEAD
tm
Third
dame
In
Stanley
Cup
I
Sttki
y
Score
of
3
to
1
Over
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
'
eight
by
defeating
Toronto
Maple
lf
3
to
I
befqre
a
croud
of
15.-W
tan
in
the
Mspte
Oar-ttr.
All
the
eorlng
came
In
the
third
period
tilth
Robby
llauer
spcnlnt
the
count
for
lloton.
Shortljr
before
the
final
whltle,
.the
g-al
wa
made
which
aved
Toronto
from
a
shut-out
With
the
game
count
now
two
U
one
for
Rotton,
the
fourth
match
In
the
bet
tour
out
of
wttn
frie
will
be
ptajed
In
Teronto
Thurtday
night.
Col.
Ryan
Is
On
Visit
To
City
nattrry
Site
And
Will
Also
Uok
Over
Air
Rae
Ground
I
If
Summary
Vera
Beatrice.
14,000,
Cold
Stor.-a
6.8c
and
5c.
Toon
MMie,
0,500,
Royal,
0.8c
ana
5c
5(Mac
West,
14,000,
Atlln,
6.7c
and
Ko-sesplt,
14,000,
Cold
Storage,
Bulletins
UNCERTAIN
After
Long
Trip
Condition
Generally
Not
So
Good-Rupert
Well
Off
LONDON,
Anril
12:
(CP)
Prime
Minister
Chamber
lain
i
cxpt'cieu
io
aunuunce
military
guarantees
10
1100sEvr.LT
oirrsroKKN
WASHINGTON,
I).
C.
Pred-drnt
Rooevelt
tamprd
with
hearty
approral
a
newspaper
editorial
railing
for
a
"preponderant
show
of
force"
by
the
democracies
to
halt
the
European
dictators
and
prerent
war.
VANCOUVER
MURDER
j
VANCOUVER
rollce
are
In-ventilating
the
possibility
of
'
murder
in
connection
with
the
I
death
of
the
Chinese
restaoran-I
teur
Woo
Dark,
found
dead
with
head
injuries
In
a
locked
hotel
room
last
nljht,
ABOUT
WAR
r
'at
.e
of
Prince
Rupert
,hrn,.,hnui
Eastern
Canada
and
"
-
.
.
.
.
.
r,
I
-
Wmm
government
carrying
the
vote
eas
'
itiy.
Doukhobor
Takes
0wn
Life
After
Attacking
Wife
NEWSPAPER
der
and
him
were
.
.
.
years
-as
....
...
-rl
ITS
STT
VTT
V
TO
&
VS.
I
1-1
LONDON.
Aori!
13:
(CPi
The
ery
respect.
Troubles,
however.
sel-
,
vi,i,r.n
possibility
of
cancelling
the
visit
of
dom
come
singly.
Within
two
years
'""rson
Observations
of
(.eorge
K1
and
Quecn
to
Canada
Is
.the
community
received
another
i
not
being
seriously
considered
as
stunning
shock
when
the
two
lo-Ut
it
vm
Ktstrrf
in
official
circles
cal
banks
crashed
and
brought
.
or.o
to
loo
k
over
inc
ora.
thc
UnUcd
statMf
golng
as
iw
"
.
-
a.T
base
ttc
on
which
his
Cuba.
Piih
he
VVnrks
Made
avana
UU1IL
TTUliI)
lTiaUC
I
-j
Col.
E.
visit-
will
be
tendering.
m"
Nlckeraon.
while
away,
head
of
the
Ryan
Con-
.
nM..a
in
re2ard
to
matters
af-
AtVpd
about
election
prospect,
jstratlon,
much
less
than
had
been
Mr.
Nlckerson
expressed
the
opln-
asked
for.
was
passed
by
Congress
lon
that
there
would
be
a
conirk
yeaieraay.
Arti
"an
72,000
pounds,
7.7c
thk
year
unless
war
should
Inter-
C-
3
8.1c
and
6c.
venc
ta
which
case
he
predicted
a
j
AJnvn
lHftpe
C-iradlan
-
73,500
pounds,
6.6c
un,on
R0Vernment
would
bc
form-
LOU
lWYtt
VJUCO
K"
f
to
to
6
6.0c
De
and
and
Rc
5c
American
Speaking
of
American
feeling
Jn
.
Tr:n:n(y
rrona.
21,000,
Dooth,
7.7c
and
rcgard
t0
a
European
war.
Mr.
,
HllO
1
1
alHIHg
Nlckerson
said
that
newspapers
uariand.
HJWO.
Royal,
8.1c
and
wcrc
gcncraily
advocating
n
l!01'
opens
Camp
at
Hot
Springs.
Ar-
"
latlonUt
policy
but
me
s..i
vh
Kansas,
n
.'reparation
tor
June
-"'a,
ii.uuu,
Aiim,
7.uc
ana
oc.
lni0I,
0f
the
people
appcarcu
i
Rout
wlu,
Iax
mtt
"ror-n,
15,500,
Cold
Storage,
7.0c
that
United
States
would
nave
w
,ndc
Iget
into
the
fight
with
the
other
"Udlt.h
finnn
naoifin
i
and
fc.lj
-.
6.9c
and
5c.
,
Mother
II,
7,000,
Atlln,
6.(c
and
Relief,
9,500,
Pacific,
6.9c
and
5c.
HOT
SPRINGS,
Arkansas,
April
1
t
1L.
I
.I.....
nnA
nl
'orful
descrlptlveness
of
the
lang-
uage
and
of
the
terms
applied.
Fearlessly
It
took
the
task
the
government
of
the
day
for
pcrmittln-j
events
conducive
to
the
crash
to
occur
and
even
Included
ln
Its
cri
ticism
the
Queen's
representative,
i
In
1929.
when
It
Ik
attained
BliaillCU
Its
l
r
....
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n
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ft.
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p.m.
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ft.
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ajn.
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ft.
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7.5
ft.
Maccy's
Coffee
House
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
XXVIH
No.
85.
Vf
vr
PRINC
ERUPERT,
B.
C,
WEDNESDAY,
APRIL
12,
1939
PEICE:
5
CENTS
uroLean
Dictators
Put
BANKS
ARE
More
Sentenced
.
ALL
SAFErGetsMopn5T:,ToPenalTer,ns
!
Minister
of
finance
Ma
km
State-'
roent
In
Regard
to
Criticism
by
Social
Credit
Members
i
ui
nana
,
n
..
....
VICTORIA.
April
12:
(CP
Following
his
return
yesterday
from
a
visit
to
Ottawa.
Hon.
Nora
Scotia
I
HALIFAX.
April
12
(Canadian!,
ported.
Number
committed
for
Nov3
Scotia
Liquor
Control
Act
violations
was
1.652
a
decrease
of
28
from
the
previous
year.
The
num.
Rought
at
Auction
by
Bondholders
VANCOUVER.
April
12
Press
District
Ranger
J.
V.
'.
.
.
.
.
..
ii
.
i
fsVi
cnM
fVio
Wnntka
ParklnJ
I
Repulse
Held
At
Gibraltar
It.
1
!).
J
ion
TV.....
k.
-
1
1..
In
On
Press)
Number
A
persons
com-
LUJNJJUiN,
April
iZl
jf)
I
M
t!
I,
;
.
,u
,
j
y
nethlrd
.nu
me
-
gC4
,n
jalls
Dr.
P.
c.
Cannbjll.
in
fc2dSS,.ft.
:
"d'ng
by
thC
!
Ptor
of
renal
institution,,
re
'do
so.
The
banks
of
Canada
were
never
ln
healthier
condition
than
ithey
were
tody.
said
Mr.
Dunn-,
.
Jlng.
In
reply
to
J.
C.
Landeryou.
wo,
AT
rvPflTi
OUUBI
Li
mil
iMCli'ri
Jill
l.H'-.Hiy
I
III
I
IT
1
I
East.
who
said
that
the
banks
:
should
keep
on
hand
cash
reserves
equal
U
deposits.
A
division
wax
forced
on
th
question
of
the
bond
Issue
with
the
ALARFJ
IS
NOT
FELT
br
committed
for
dninkenness
If
R.
C.
M
jhowrd
little
change.
253
compared
with
250.
A
totl
of
143
drunken
drivers
was
Jailed
as
comoared
j
Queen
Geraldlne
was
removed
yesterday
to
hospital.
last
nignt.
sir
Aiexanacr
iiaruingc.
even
in;
strongest
dusiiicss
uoacs
.
vm.j
Ir.
the
Klng'a
secretary,
said
that
pre-
t0
the
brink
of
rum.
w
ai
aucuou
o
,
u
there
u
.mrerLMn-
ertoin
for
UJl
n
"Everywhere
Uo
for
the
m
were
pr0..
lnfluence
of
lhe
paper
pro.
the
company's
bondholders
lg
PaecprJ
ty
in
regard
to
the
Internationa
mterruntlon.
TheivPrt
a
t,.,rivinP
faeUir
m
the
nanlc
$271,695.
Included
ln
the
sale
was
aOJJCU
ttuaUon
and
fear
that
there
win
Windsor
to
Lon-
ihm
fnimd
and
threatened
to
cannery
property
at
Massett.
nine
don
)'terda'
was
was
to
recplve
recfve
lrom
rom
result
,
ln
.
disorder.
..snrdpr
To
To
rpad
read
the
the
ar
unsettled
unsettled
and
ana
it'denauneed
Trade
and
Commerce
Given
Third
Reading
at
Ottawa
House
of
Commons
yesterday.
:
'H.
5:Si
X5:
X
Woodsworth
To
-
resuming
to
Vancouver
on
j
TO,d
thal
hc
was
not
tn
a
posl-
ie
teamer
tomorrow
night.
tkm
tQ
comment
at
this
time.
WASHINGTON,
DC.
April
12:
Thfre
would
have
to
bc
an
an-
(Cr,
.
a
bill
providing
$100,000.-
U.J.L..I
nouncement
from
Ottawa
first.
000
for
the
Works
Progress
Admln-
cmJiuy
Luiuiiru
isu,
uuaj
bite
oecll
UIl
U
MlUlC-UUVVU
ttUIOC
lit
.
total
of
the
seven
longest
on
the
preoaratlon
for
carrying
the
Klnz
Klin
Aor?lin
111
staff
of
the
paper
Is
196
years,
and
Queen
to
Canada
next
month.
vult
5
Since
Its
establishment
the
paper
s
still
being
held
at
Gihralar
al-
Vvinn
itorr
has
had
five
editors.
though
It
Is
not
admitted
that
this
If
lllllipcg
Owned
by
the
neraer
lamiiy.Tnc
has
anything
to
do
with
Meaner-j
Evening
Telegram
Limited
has
ranean
naval
manoeuvres
In'
con-been
directed
by
the
sons
of
the
nectlon
with
the
International
crt
founder
since
his
death.
In
1934,
sis
The
Repulse
is
not
a
regular
William
H.
Herder
who
had
sue-
unit
of
the
Gibraltar
naval
force
ceeded
his
father
died
suddenly
she
Is
ln
fighting
trim
and
ready
and
almost
as
suddenly
within
a
f0r
action
If
necessary.
lew
iiiuiuiid,
Mia
uiumci
nu&usius.
,
Today,
the
managing
director
Is
;
another
son,
Ralph,
and
on
the
dl-
vir
,
rcctorate
as
well
Is
his
brother
Ye
iCr
an
VYeStem
james.
Issued
Jn
the
first
place
as
a
t
1
a.
T
four-page
sheet
measuring
12
by
9
JoUmallSl
UlCS
inches,
today
measuring
aoout
z
Press)
Lou
Nova
.
incmwrnui
12
ij
(Canadian
u;anaaiii
lsDy
"iDy
is
iu
inches,
incnes,
It
u
Is
is
capable
capaoie
oi
of
turn-
iurn-i
,
w,
.
,
Canadian
.TrlnCe
Rupert,
relatively
speak-
mendng
training
early
lrf
pre-
,ng
out
a
.page.
edition
at
theJ-
D-
I"'ilh.
torm"
Editor
Of
v..
u,uuu,
rutiiit,
o.uv
ng,
is
Dc.iter
on
h"'
J
.7.
naratlon
lor
nis
oout
uu
juuc
t.rate
of
30,000
an
hour.
It
is
thei
i
....
-.
t
.
HMAnpn
iv
1
1
.
i
-
n
.
n
A
I
n
..in
majority
oi
piatca,
with
Max
uaer.
nc
ucucu
u
Nlckerson.
ine
camp
here
yesterday.
WINNIPEG
WHEAT
WINNIPEG,
April
12
(Canadian
Press)
Wheat
futures
.were
off
a
first
dally
newspaper
in
New-
,
A
...
.
(rMJlT
foundland
to
have
a
continuous
W1W4V'
"K"
"'
w
'ZZl
well
known
western
nnhiiinn
fnrfio
vPnM
'
.D.
Montelth.
(.
Mu..bv.u..
.v..
cent
In
Winnipeg
yesterday
May
closing
at
608c.
with
newsDanerman
and
former
asso
ciate
editor
of
the
Winnipeg
Trl-
Big
Plane
Crashes
In
Flames;
Three
Occupants
Escape
Spot
CAN
IL
DUCE
BE
TRUSTED?
HITLER
TO
LIE
LOW
NOW-MEDITERRANEAN
IS
TENSE
Prime
Minister
Neville
lr7.
".V"!
to
penal
institutions
m
Chamberlain
arrears
disposed
-to
rive
Premier
Benito
i
1
l
Lit
xi
n.
uuimiin,
t
gi
ramn,
miu
ui
uk
uni
ui
t
Nova
Scotia
c-.i
the
v,-
,..,..
,
,
...
,
.
i
T'
j
ire
cc
an
mrKuy
wnen
ne
outlines
tne
loreign
policy
oi
minuter
of
"
finance,
speaking
in
the
J360.ooo
-
would
h
during
year
end-
Mussolini
one
more
chance
to
keep
his
promise
and
pre-
l
:
f
it
Tt
r
.
lne
Nov.
ZO.
1833.
was
4.449.
an
in-
t-i
i
ii
,
et'
vcrnmuiit
ut
u
But-uiai
inceiiriK
ui
tne
nouse
Ol
OITl-iHouse
or
Commons
yesterday
in
available
for
mining
road
and
',
..,
serve
me
peace
Oi
Europe
dv
Keeping
nis
unucruiruiiK,
wn
morrow.
Experts
of
the
foreign
office
are
report-
connection
with
a
proposed
$750.-
4.
trail
construction
in
British
a
r
t
ubltd
ln
tne
.
contained
in
a
personal
message
to
Chamberlain,
that.
he
d
(irufting
a
form
of
guarantee
which
both
Greece
and
m
"a"y
de?lrd
Columbia
two
thirds
of
the
vlncal
lcglslature
uld
plans
to
go
no
further
into
the
Balkans
than
Albania.
t
,
understood
to
be
ready
.charges
of
Social
Credit
memben
amount
will
be
provided
by
the
rhm
were
no
lmporUnt
cban.'
However,
it
Is
expected
that
the
The
exact
form
of
the
:
unknown-is
expected
the
Prime
will
announce
fresh
Halluces
that
Italian
troops
i
be
withdrawn
from
not
likely.
It
U
said,
A
.glo-Itallan
pact
will
be
,i
April
12:
CP
-
Greece
Italy
today
of
her
full
n
over
Fascist
guaran
.
urn
e
and
land
fron-
ote
to
the
foreign
mln-ote
spoke
of
a
new
'
rdlallty
In
lUllan-
"
proposal
will
receive
a
stormy
reception
If
the
Prime
Minister
ad-
vances
it
when
he
meets
Parlla-
ment
tomorrow.
There
Is
understood
to
be
even
opposition
within
the
cabinet
to
placing
further
trust
In
any
guarantees
by
either
P.
Head
Is
Perturbed
Mussolini
or
Hitler.
The
Issue
Is
About
Irish
Republican
Army
wnetner
or
not
tne
Angio-itauan
Threat.
He
Does
Not
Admit
It
treaty
Is
to
be
considered
violated.
Meantime
there
was
every
lnal-
with
132
ln
1937.
Offenders
com-
OTTAWA.
April
12:
(CP)
Com-
cation
that
Mussolini
did
not
ac
'St.
John's
Evening
Ttltjram
Marks
mltted
under
the
Motor
Vh'cle
misstoner
S.
T.
Wood
of
the
Royal
tually
intend
to
stop
ln
Albania.
...
.
....
.
1.1
11
.wl
onj
MM
ima..j..a
A
t
i
a
r.
11
.
1
tii
ju.
Vfnct
rf
tVtA
fnriv
thmianH
Ttalfnn
Diamond
JUDIieei.ipril
Zi
u''ku
"
iW''-:
m.
vauatuaii
aiuuiiicu
ruuee
ucuin
..
"v
.j
1
Tw
were
lmnrlsoned
for
murder
reports
that
special
guards
have
troops
which
had
entered
Albania
ST
JOHN'S.
Nfid.,
April
12
C
'o'r
with
one
th
vearbe-
been
posted
to
the
Parliament
were
said
to
be
concentrating
on
P
Newfoundland's
oldMt
dallv
NH-r
0f
dtbtors
Increased
bulldlnzs
here
against
twsslble
the
Greek
border
and
more
Italian
.newspaper.
The
Evening
Telegram
frorn
59
to
H.
of
St.
John's,
this
year
celebrates
.U
diamond
Jubilee.
It
was
laun-
r,..ll
AlUJ,
ched
April
23.
1879.
by
W
J
Her-
VlUCIlllld
MliaLtt.
coltaborators
Hiaoorators
wun
mm
4
T
A.
A.
Parsons
who
for
25,
A2aUlSt
JapanCSC
editor
editor
and
and
Hobert
Rnbprt
Mfr-
Mer-
J
A
sabotage
by
the
Irish
Republican
armcu
mixes
eic
eiueiiu
mc
Army
as
suggested
in
threats
from
country.
The
Albanians
were
rcslst-Ireland
last
week.
If
Commissioner
Ing
the
Italians
in
northern
and
Wood
has
any
fears
along
this
line
eastern
Albania,
he
Is
not
admitting
them.
t
KS
George
of
Greece,
ln
view
'
Hawever
from
Wtnnlpeg
and
Re-
ot
the
Italian
concentrations,
had
Kina
comes
word
that
soeclal
Dre-
ordered
a
sUte
of
emergency
ln
cauUons
are
being
taken
by
the
his
-country
and
was
calling
out
Staff
Sercrant
Ernest,
0m-
A
Doukhobor
man
near
here
u0
had
.
M
,
General
Offensive
Started
by
Chi-
ptUee
authoriUes
to
guard
the
pro-
many
classes
of
reservists
for
ser
mon,
provincial
poiwe.
iravc
ramiuiiicu
'slce
when
he
died
.-BiUi-Mr-Her-
".ce
'
vli''i-lPvaSiSk
vincai
govemmenv
Duuaings.
"v,'ij-w;t?viy'..H'uitti.
tomorrow
morning
on
the
Trin-
drinking
a
pint
of
carbolic
acid
dcr
an(,
Mr
Parsona
fa
are
df.ad
Kiangsi
Province
I
.
Norah
for
Atlln
to
Investl-
alter
navtng
ma
a
?
'
cess
n"mDCtr4
Just
as
the
future
of
the
strug-
All
n..H
TORONTO,
April
It:
CP)
fMit
,hr
dM(h
of
Knute
OIn.
attempU
to
shoot
his
wife
It
Is
gaf
newBpaper
s.emfd
au
PHVOHAT
Anril
11
'Canadian
AlDanian
UUeen
Boten
Bruin
went
one
up
In
the
a
mlntr
al
spruce
Creek,
with
a
believed
he
thought
her
dead
when
tne
disa3troU3
nre
of
18g2
wiped
Press
Chinese
guerrillas
have
Unlrr
Cup
world's
profeMlonal
fra(urfd
kull.
Jimn
Ander-
he
took
his
own
life
jout
greatfr
of
the
d,v
'inched
a
ceneral
attack
againU
I-
f
Untjnifal
kofkrr
final
lat
arret
I
Jananese
in
Klnagsl
Province
io
111
lIUDpiiai
thamplonhlp
j
wn
ht
httn
p,ce
under
and
reduced
th-
Telegram's
office
In
connection
with
the
death
of
CV
DLl
I
III
land
pIant
to
ashcs-
Volumes
cn'
Sf,"lnern
-nna-
Olen.
OUen
wa
found
dead
on
1
v
'talning
earlier
editions
were
lost.
lllfTm7"
'
,,as
Developed
High
Fever
as
Rc
April
9.
At
once
Mercer
was
sent
to
Am-
A
VTfJk
t
V
su,t
of
ni!ht
Ust
Wck
with
lyj
A
K
H
I
K
I
K
rrlca
10
spcure
new
machinery
and,
VniUliJ
'
V
A
inree-uia
son.
r
'.I"
in
Crl
r
c,
'
lng
through
Italy
attempting
fur-
rected.
In
less
than
two
months.
I
Reports
of
King's
Visit
To
Canada
I
The
Telegram
was
nee
again
on.
Helng
Cancelled
Are
Diicounted
the
st.-eet-
-a
bigger
and
a
far
is
sold!
;
t,m.
cf(.,in,
frr,,
ther
expansion
ln
the
Balakns.
more
up-to-date
newspaper
In
ev-
Nootka
Packing
Co.'s
Holdings
last
week
ln
the
flight
from
A!
These
manoeuvres
were
taking
place
despite
formal
delivery
by
Italy
through
Its
minister
ln
Athens
to
the
Greek
government
of
assurances
of
its
Intention
to
respect
Greek
integrity.
Last
night
French
warships
left
the
base
at
Ttulon
for
the
Eastern
Mediterranean
there
to
Join
British
and
Russian
vessels
for
service
ln
the
event
of
trouble
aris-
fever
as
a
result
of
her
experience
?ew
army
and
navy
emergency
defence
measures
have
been
de-
creed
by
FTincs-
banla
with
her
three-day
old
son.
Grain
Trading
Morocco
in
North
Africa
Is
com
mencing
to
loom
as
another
danger
spot
on
the
International
scene.
Moorish
troops
are
being
moved
out
of
Spain
following
the
conclusion
of
the
civil
war
and
taken
back
to
Spanish
Morocco
for
dutv
there.
Large
numbers
of
French
reservists
are
being
moved
be
war
and
the
result
Is
that
busl-
"
ar.,bots
and
nine
clam
digging
and.
Regulation
Measure
of
Min.ster
of
to
French
Morocco
as
a.
measure
nets
condlUons
are
jLcj-ut-r
Neville
Chamber-
tiriM
tn
which
those
ilng
licences.
everybody
u
noming
lam
a
fun
rcport
on
the
latest
de-
responsible
for
that
calamity
cau.
W.
Nlckerson
who
returned
w
ine
ve,opmcnU
ln
international
ses
a
writer
ln
these
days
to
ba
city
mis
mon
....k
;
-
.juon.
1
Rupert
wun
Mrs.
nicnnw
-
pert
the
progress
of
work
,hree
montns.
trip
in
the
course
.
.
r
auction
oi
gun
sues
av
of
whch
lhpy
traVfi,fd
extrnwveiy
A
nnrnnriotinn
Hit
of
precaution.
Roumanla
Is
reported,
to
have
advised
Great
Britain'
that,
unless
OTTAWA.
April
12
(Canadian
she
gets
an
Immediate
definite
as-
'
Press
The
bill
of
Hon.
W.
D.
Eu-
surance
of
military
assistance
from
ler.
minister
of
trade
and
com-
Great
Britain,
she
will
capitulate
,
mcrce,
providing
for
the
supervl
to
German
demands.
iSlon
of
trading
In
wheat
features
7he
Belgian
cabinet
has
ordered
Said.
However.
To
Have
Nn
Signl-
on
the
Winnipeg
grain
exchange
up
5trong
reinforcements
of
Its
firnri.
in
Connection
with
In-
wa3
lven
lw
"luu
"
iorces
on
me
uerman
ironuersim
ternational
Situation
lar-to
action
which
has
been
taken
by
Holland.
1
Hungary,
following
Its
joining
up'
with
the
antl-comlntern
pact,
yesterday
formally
withdrew
from
the
League
of
Nations
and
Is
now
definitely
lined
up
with
Germany
and
J
Italy.
The
Bulgarian
government
yesterday
suddenly
dissolved
the
Na-
.
.
.
.
i
a.
4
1.
a,
i
J.
S.
Woodsworth
Accepts
Kenom-.
uonai
Jsociaiist
party,
sympiiuieui;
Ination
In
His
Present
Seat
'to
Nazi
Germany,
rollowing
uncov-
.
erlng
of
an
alleged
attempt
to
oust
WINNIPEO.
April
12:
(CP
J.
the
government.
'
S.
Woodsworth,
leader
of
the
Co-,
Belief
was
espressed
In
some
operative
Commonwealth
Federa-
quarters
last
night
that
Adolf
tlon.
yesterday
accepted
renomln-
Hitler
had
come
to
the
conclu-atton
to
contest
Winnipeg
North
j.on
that
Great
Britain
and
Centre,
his
nresent
scat,
at
the
next
France
were
In
earnest
about
federal
election.
1
precipitating
a
"day
of
reckon-ing"
with
the
distatorshlps
and
that,
accordingly,
the
Chancellor
Is
not
going
to
do
anything
within
the
coming
months
that
might
provoke
armed
Intervention
by
those
nations.
LONDON
GOLD
TRICE
LONDON,
April
12
(Canadian
DAYTON,
Ohio,
April
12
Three
Press)
The
Montreal
price
of
bar
occuDants
escaped
Injury
when
n
gold
on
the
London
market
yester-
'bune.
died
here
yesterday
at
the$500.000
Wright
bomber
crashed
In
day
was
up.
7c
closing
at
$34.95
lage
of
seventy-four,
years.
flames
hy
e
yesterday.
per
fine
ounce.