o
vijci.
LUIC.
having
gone
ovtr
the
top
in
less
than
four
days.
Mctorla
ratsea
CO
percent
of
its
objective
in
the
first
day.
IIOCKEYl
STS
CAN!)
I
DATES
TORONTO
Two
members
of
the
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
National
Hockey
League
team
may
be
candidate
in
the
federal
election.
Sylranus
Apps
has
been
nominated
Conservative
candidate
fprBrant
rldlngIn"
Ontario.
Augustus
Marker
h
considering
running
as
an
Independent
In
Camrose.
Alberta.
REPUBLICAN
CONVENTION
i
WASHINGTON
The
Republl
can
national
committee
is
in
session
here
today
to
make
ar-
,
fangemcnts
for
the
national
convention
which
It
is
expected
will
be
held
in
Philadelphia
some
time
between
the
second
week
in
June
and
the
end
of
July.
TETRAZZIXI
DYING
;
MILAN
Slight
Improvement
Is
reported
in
the
condition
of
Madame
Louisa
Tetrazzini,
former
noted
operatic
star,
but
her
(
recovery
Is
considered
very
un
,
likely.
She
was
stricken
with
a
cerebral
hemorrhage
while
visiting
here.
WOULD
HELP
FINLAND
TOROTH)
Speaking
In
the
legislature
yesterday,
Col.
Fraser
PROVINCIAL
LIBRARY
VICTORIA,
B.C.
.1..
m.in
fv,dertake.
He
says
he
hopes
It
will
-"
Ontario
t
vote
as
much
as
$1,000,000
to
finance
sending
of
I
a
regiment
to
aid
Finland,
Iff
J
Russia
destroyed
Finland,
there
I
would
not
be
another
Ontario
budget,
anyway
he
declared.
Premier
Hepburn,
budget
elim-
inalcd
practically
all
capital
ex
penditure.
The
Premier
said
that
Ontario
should
be
ready
to
spend
its
last
dollar
to
win
the
war.
SEVERE
COLD
IN
EUROPE
PARIS
A
most
Intense
cold
wave
grips
all
of
Europe
from
Scandinavia
to
the
Balkans.
Traffic
between
the
Balkans
and
Germany
Is
paralysed
and
also
in
the
Reich,
contributing
further
to
the
hardships
Imposed
on
Germans
by
the
war.
STANLEY
AT
FRONT
PARIS
Rt.
Hon.
Oliver
Stan
ley,
British
War
Secretary,
vlst-
i
ted
the
front
yesterday,
covering
'
100
mi,cs
ln
tlhl
hours-
,Ie
vlslled
m
unlu
of
the
nr,tlsh
Expeditionary
Force
as
well
as
equipment.
REBUFF
TO
GERMANY
SOFIA
King
Boris
today
swore
In
a
new
Bulgarian
cabinet
headed
by
Bogdari
Phllof
f,
57-year-old
professor,
who
is
expected
to
lessen
Bulgarian
economic
dependence
upon
Germany.
MEASLES
in
army
I
o
.
...
.
.
.'o
Men
of
First
Canadian
Division
at
Aldershot
Not
Severely
Stricken
it
ALDERSHOT.
Feb.
16:
CPt
A
mild
type
of
measles
has
broken
out
among
members
of
the
Canadian
First
Division
at
Aldershot
In
England.
The
genera)
health
of
the
Canadians
is,
however,
declared
to
be
excellent
and
the
epidemic
of
colds,
Influenza
and
bronchitis,
general
throughout
England
owing
to
the
exceptionally
severe
weather,
is
well
under
control.
There
have
been
only
two
deaths
from
Illness
in
,the
Canadian
Division
since
its
ar
rived
in
England,
a
record
of
which
'the
medical
service
if
the
Division
is
proud.
President's
Son
Getting
Divorce
James
Roosevelt
Is
Seeking
Decree
From
Brtty
Cushlng
Raoevelt
At
Los
Angeles
LOS
ANGELES.
Feb.
16:
(CP
James
Roosevelt,
film
executive
and
son
of
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt,
filed
sull
for
divorce
yesterday
from
BeUy
Cushlng
Roosevelt.
Even
this
action
on
the
part
of
the
President's
son
was
analyzed
for
political!,
significance
lnregard-to
theU'Utenn
ques-
Hon
s
Candidate
From
Terrace
Frank
Morris
of
Interior
Village
Says
He
Will
Run
Under
Certain
Conditions
Frank
Morris
of
Hillcrest
Ranch,
Terrace,
asks
the
Dally
News
to
announce
that
he
will
be
In
the
field
In
.
the
forthcoming
federal
election
as
an
Independent
Liberal
candidate.
He
says
his
platform
is
to
be:
"Win
the
War
by
Action,
Not
by
Words."
Mr.
Morris
says
he
was
during
the
latter
part
of
the
last
war
engaged
In
munition
work
under
the
Amerl-
jcan
and
British
governments
and.
he
has
applied
to
the
Voluntary
'Service
Bureau
at
Ottawa
for
a
po-
sit
Ion
and
has
been
asked
for
fur-,
ther
particulars
to
ascertain
what,
job
or
rank
they
will
have
him
un-
hp
in
rnnn.,ftn
with
munition.
,
Ui
ViaU
VUU
nAl4IXHn
U
ikt
.t
t
"iT
I
.....
'
.
....
.
..
1
It
ft
.
W
f
wl
m
Uar
tlt-vtl
f
IK
A
4UU11U
ilOO
UVUI1CU
uic
a
U
I
thorttles
at
Ottawa
that
he
intends
j
running
in
this
campaign
but
for
nlm
Know
,n
tlme
s0
he
may
wlthdraw
,r
hls
servlccs
arJ
needed
at
once.
He
says
he
feels
It
his
duty
to
help
defend
"this1
Canada
of
ours"
first
and
then
go
I
to
the
voters
If
allowed
to
do
so
when
the
"awful
conflict
is
over
'for
good."
Tibetan
Oxen
On
Train
Trip
"Yak"
and
"YIll"
Transported
I
From
WalnwTlght
To
Winnipeg
WINNIPEG,
Feb.
16:
Uncere-j
monlously
dubbed
"Yak
and
YllH
by
a
local
newspaper
columnist,
two
Yak
from
Walnwrlght
Buffalo
park
today
occupied
quarters!
ln
Asslnbolne
Park,
Winnipeg.
The
pair
of
Tibetan
oxen
arrived
Thursday
night,
travelling
from
the
'Alberta
park
to
Winnipeg
in
an
express
car
of
Canadian
National
Railways.
Their
arrival
terminated
months
of
protracted
negotiation
between
the
Winnipeg
parks
board
and
officials
of
the
National
Park.
Weather
Forecast
Tomorrows
Tides
!
pnnre
Rupert
and
Queen
Char-
lo
Island
Strong
cast
winds
or
ir,
-dprate
gales
becoming
somewhat
High
7:40
ajn.
18.0
ft.
-
;.!cr
.tonight
with
some
rain
or
20:59
p.m.
15.2
ft.
Low
0:50
a.m.
95
ft.
mm
14:22
ajn.
7.3
ft.
NOItTIIERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
v
xxix
iz'
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
FEBRUARY
16,
1940"
PKICE:
5
CENTS
v.
RUSSIANS
ADVANCING
IN
SOUTH
fmni
Admit
Certain
Progress
By
Invaders
Hut
At
Great
Cost
Of
Ufe
Sweden
Declines
To
Give
Direct
Military
Aid
LONDON.
Feb.
18:The
big
drive
o.
'
the
Mannerheim
Line
on
-
Karelian
Isthmus
was
carried
ite
town
of
8umma
today.
f
which
wai
seized
although
r."
despite
the
withdrawal
of
Firms
from
advance
fortlf
lea-was
still
Intact.
The
Rux-i
are
now
1m
than
twenty
.
?rim
Vlborg,
their
general
r
,?
m
the
present
battle
":
m
1U
sixteenth
day
They
i-
-!
a
half
a
mile
advance
T
r:m
declare
that
the
Rus-1
l
tii-.ji.ee
hai
been
made
over
....
arpet
of
Red
dead
at
an
i
-
.
-
rust
'
In
Soviet
casualties
I
-1
.
--kv
fighting
equipment,
M
wy
unlU
while
the
Fin
its
have
been
phnom-,A,rP,ane
Irplane
'
A
Helatogfors
lUte-.
fned
that
four
thousand
I
lad
been
killed
at
vari-l
s
of
contact
In
one
day!
-
including
the
Summa
the
heaviest
f
tenting
air
trie
dUc.
the
general
advance
of
r
a
us
on
the
Mannerheim
is
they
are
odfvourmj.
i
Txx
v.
Summa.
one
report
last
if
w-
to
the
effect
that
the
id
recaptured
a
number
.UK
Lake
Ladoga
and
further
defenders
are
stUl
hold-
wn
and.
at
certain
rtaimMi
have
driven
rs
back.
:re
Manner
helm
Line
under
Russian
attack
n
one
srnffte
hour
yea-
s
estimated
that
twenty
"hella
were
dropped.
sen
Sovlrt
bombers
r.iw
v
r
HeUtrmfora
yesterday
v
the
people
to
air
raid
No
bombs
were,
however,
on
the
capital
.the
in-"
v
mlullee
being
reserved
a
mailer
town
twenty
miles
Sweden
Denies
Help
me
in
Stockholm
today
Hansson
declared
that
the
:
government
was
deter
,1
1
preserve
its
own
neut-
:
:
d.
for
this
reason:
had
a
request
of
the
Finnish
,,,..7;.
.
7.
"I
u
-
inunpon
Ul
owra-
r
i'arv
iroum
to
Finland.
i
1
Jitated.
according
to
Swed-
rrvs
reports,
that
it
could
!
id
out
much
longer
without
f
1
)
gainst
the
Intense
pressure
,
f
?
Ruan
ff....
..v
uiit-iivi
v
v
.mi
v
aortku
IZTI'SZ
l
have
to
be
made
powers
for
immediate
s
Dcace
waji
conrlndprf
with
hfi
I
....
w.ick
ui
h
-manner
crcauvi
(
'
'
minor
Cii'arl.n
tl
fr
mler
Mansson
nolnted
out.lnnrhriHffft.
Scotland,
of
David
Ir''ver.
that
the
Swedish
nosltlon
In
rrcarrt
f
Buut.n
rn
tit
I'hbor.
u-,.
a
...j
,ut
"
utiviiaiivu
illiu
lllttfc
was
assisting
Finland
in-
;crUy
throUih
furnlxhlm?
sun-
PUc
and
In
other
ways.
FUNERAL
TODAY
The
funeral
took
mace
this
af-
wnoon,
Very
Rev.
Dean
Gibson
of-Ji'
tatlng,
of
the
laic
Jam.
irnut
Lois
Judge
was
thf
nrirnnlst.
tv.
i
.
--
;
jiymna
sung
being
-Lead
Kindly
u'&'"
and
"Nenrnr
M
...
nA
tn
i
J
uuu
vv
llCff
The
nallhci
Tnrm
tiiA
Tamo
'WKs
Ocorep
Cn
!""'.
B.
B.
Parker,
p
a
Ind
Dr
L.
W.
Kcrgln.
lUt.
AMYOT
DEAD
OTTAWA.
Feb.
in-
(hn-
r,.
m'
'
former
P"ty
minister
.f
I
v.
"s-fmy
minister
r"11"
Canada,
Is
dead
here
nerheim
Line
Now
Weakening
Hon.
C.
S.
Leary
New
pr
v.
i!
ai
m.niavr
of
publ.-
wjiIc.'
STORM
IN
MARITIMES
J
and
Fishing
Schooner
Missing
Sixty-Five
Lives
Lost
In
Eastern
States
NEW
YORK,
Feb.
16:
CP
Latest
estimate
of
km
or
life
as
rewlt
of
yesterday
s
bitaard
and
galea
on
the
Atlantic
seaboard
it
stxtjr
-
flve.
Air
line
were
,
grounded
and
...
.
a..
a
i
-
a
a
f
i.
i
cwn.
-
nu.wmt..
-
ami
-.u....k.
nipted
by
the
winter's
worst
storm
'
ecTereiy
mi
m
me
Maritime
Provinces.
An
airplane
piloted
by
Jimmy
Wad
and
1tb
a
passenger
named
'oooan
bn
missing
stnoe
xtterday
between
Moncton
and
Halifax,
being
teat
seen
near
Parraboro.
T"
Yarmouth
fishing
schooner
Serl-
1th
board.
U
mto-
,
nv
OUeeter
ftohlng
L1
veatete.
deluding
Oertrude
L.
Thebaud.
fmou
"wr-
P"t
into
Yarmouth
for
nglter
Vandenburg
For
President
Says
Frances
Perkins
LOS
ANGELES,
Feb.
10:
tCP)
Secretary
of
Labor
Francis
Per-
kins
predict
here
that
Senator
u
vanrtnhur
of
Mlehl-.
o.
Kan
will
be
the
nexi
uemocreuc
presidential
candidate.
.
i
rs
..
O
llaviH
KpnnPtT
"T1V4
'v-""wv'
Former
Local
Man
tehrt?'Dead
In
Scotland
rroH
rwentlv
In
m-
J..IV.
.
ii
n.nm.tt
sr
who
was
a
resident
of
tha
Pnriiand
runi
Canal
district
aisirjci
for
before
going
to
some
ten
years
Scotland
last
spring
and
who
was
..n
vwn
in
Prince
Rupert
Isixty
-
elght
years
of
age.
deceased
'leaves
to
mourn
his
loss
nis
tow
nn
enn
navld
Bennett
Jr..
both
at
Stewart.
The
late
Mr.
Bennett
was
particularly
well
nwu
his
musical
talents.
,
Wsinflipr
Forecast
yY
earner
1
w
General
Synopsls-A
storm
centred
1.
causing
Island
off
Vancouver
gales
with
rain
on
Columbia
coast.
The
weather
re
mains
fair
with
moderate
tempera-
.......
I
(tin
Inlprtor.
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Hland-i
.
tr.
en,ith
cnles
with
ram
ouuuiwk
w
,
.
.
and
not
much
change
in
Bulletins
SnNATK
NOW
FILLED
OTTAWA
Appointment
of
Lt
Col,
J,
J,
Duffus
of
Peterborough
and
W.
J.
Hushion
of
Montreal
to
two
remaining
Senate
vacancies
was
announced
last
night
by
the
Trime
Minister's
office.
Duffus
represented
Peterborouth
and
Hushion
represented
Mont-real-St
Ann's
in
the
last
Parliament.
The
Senate
Is
now
up
to
full
strength
of
96.
Mcr.rt.lt
NOMINATED
VANCOUVF.lt
G.
G.
McGeer
was
renominated
Liberal
candi
date
for
Vancouver-Burrard
in
the
forthcoming
federal
election
at
the
convention
last
night
DRIVE
GOING
OVER
!
OTTAWA
Prince
Edward
M
and
is
the
first
province
to
pass
Its
objective
in
the
Canadia
lns,
legion
War
Services
Inc.
drive.
12
1
A
-
War
oooooootHMocKrtOooaoooaiKmoooae
DANISH
SHIPS
SUNK
,
LONDON
Reuters
reports
that
!
understands
two
Danish
ships,
1
the
1066-ton
Sleipner
and
the
1061
ton
Rhone,
were
torpedoed
off
England's
east
coast
early
today
and
are
feared
lost.
The
agency
also
reported
that
two
Norwegian
vessel
are
overdue
and
presumed
lost
the
1,000-ton
Blsp
being
one.
Scandinavian
nations
are
protesting
vehemently
at
the
ruth-le-f.
and
unhesitating
attacks
being
made
by
Germany
upon
their
shipping.
Yesterday
the
Italian
steamer
Georgia
Olsen.
5000
tons,
struck
a
mine
off
the
southeast
coast
of
England
and
sank
with,
loss
of
several
lives.
JAPANESE
WEAKENING
HONG
KONG
Japanese
forces
are
withdrawing
before
Chinese
counter-offensives
In
widely
separated
parts
of
China
including
Kwangsi
Province
and
Inner
.Mongolia.
SHUT
DOWN
ON
RADIO
BELEM,
Brazil
Twelve
Braiil-iin
marines
boarded
the
German
freighter
Koenigsberg
today
'to
n'ure
eor-lince
with
Brazilian
neutrality
laws
by
prohibiting
operation
of
the
ship's
wireless
for
communication
with
belligerents.
Within
Brazilian
territorial
wa-
ters
at.
the
month
of
the
Amazon,
the
Koenigsberg
has
been
In
radio
communication
with
German
warships.
The
intention
Is
to
stop
this.
VICTORIA
VOLUNTEERS
VICTORIA
Between
400
and
500
men
over
forty
have
volunteered
to
go
overseas
and
fight
for
Finland.
It
is
reported
that
Ottawa
Is
considering
some
means
of
facilitating
their
transport
overseas
as
well
as
that
of
other
Canadian
volunteers
for
Finnish
service.
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Johnston
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Missouri,
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Bralorne,
10.65.
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.
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Belt,
.26.
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.50.
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.01
V.
Noble
Five,
.01
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Oreille.
1.75.
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2.10.
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1.30.
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Arlington,
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Gold,
.02.
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Creek,
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J20i.
Toronto
Aldermac,
.30.
Beattle.
1.09.
,
Central
Pat..
2J4.
Cons.
Smelters,
44.75.
Sast
Malartlc,
3.75.
Fernland,
.04.
Francoeur,
.45.
Gods
Lake.
.55.
Hardrock,
1.12.
Int.
Nickel,
.44.
Kerr
Addison,
2.39.
Little
Long
Lac,
3.15.
McLeod
Cockshutt,
2.10.
Madsen
Red
Lake,
1.34.
Moneta,
.75,.
Noranda.
75.00.
Preston
East.
Dome.
1.99.
51
IX
I
2
News
a
FINNISH
AID
DISCUSSED
LONDON
British
spokesmen
today
minimized
the
possibility
of
regular
troops
being
sent
by
western
powers
to
Finland's
aid,
declaring
that,
aside
from
political
considerations,
climate
and
other
aspects
would
make
such
units
unsuitable
for
some
time.
HIS
FATE
Yesterday
the
government
was
i
naa
met
wltft
some
sort
of
an
accl-authoritatively
reported
to
be
de"t
probably
around
Christmas
In
considering
special
governmental
J
the
course
of
his
logging
work,
hav-machinery
to
expedite
suance
.Ing
not
been
seen
since
then,
of
permits
for
departure
of
Brl-
I
The
theory
is
that
the
deceased's
tish
volunteers
to
fight
for
Fin-
(dog
had
partly
devoured
the
body
to
land.
In
Paris
a
French
govern-
tkeeP
The
dog
was
so
feroc-
ment
supokesman
said
today
us
it
had
to
be
destroyed
by
the
lint
France
was
sending
many
iPolice
before
the
gruesome
find
anti-
tank
runs
to
Finland
as
'could
be
approached.
Only
the
well
as
artillery
and
airplanes.
The
spokesman
said
that
any
foreign
resident
volunteering
to
join
the
Finnish
army
would
be
permitted
to
leave
France,
VANCOUVER
STORM
VANCOUVER
Easterly
gales
today
causpd
sailings
of
coast-wi-.
,
steamships
between
Na-nalmo
;
and
Vancouver
to
be
cancelled.
;
FIRE
ON
BRITISH
SHIP
OAKLAND
A
stubborn
fire
in
the
after
hold
of
the
British
motorship
Pacific
Star
was
ex-tinzlushed
today
after
causing
"considerable"
damage.
ON
WESTERN
FRONT
PARIS
French
and
German
artillery
shelled
each
other
in
the
Blies
River
region
but
failed
to
change
positions
of
opposing
'
lines.
I
CONVOY
OFFERED
LONDON
Great
Britain
offers
to
convoy
all
neutral
shipping-,
the
First
Lord
of
the
Admiralty,
RL
Hon.
Winston
Churchill,
declaring
that
there
is
only
a
one
to
500
chance
against
its
being
successfully
attacked.
SMITHERS
LIBERALS
,
II.
Kenney
Elected
President
at
Annual
Meeting
in
Interior
Tow
n
Last
Week
j
I
SMITHERS.
Feb.
16:
The
an-
n
t
.Via
CmlthaFC
T
IK.
filial
lUCWi.s
V
Wit,
hjtii.v..?
,
eral
Association
was
held
ln
the
village
hall
with
a
good
attend
ance.
After
transacting
routine
I
business,
elections
were
held
for
of
ficers
for
the
association
for
the
en-
sulnc
vear
and
resulted
ln
the
fol
lowing
being
chosen:
Honorary
Presidents
Rt.
Hon.
W..
L.
Mackenzie
King
and
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattull-
'
Honorary
Vice
Presidents
Olofj
Hanson
M.P.
and
E.
T.
Kenney
ML.:
Past
President
J.
R.
Melntyre.
1
President
L.
H.
Kenney.
First
Vice
President
Mel
Raymond.
Second
Vice
President
Frank
Foster.
I
Secretary
-
Treasurer
Ralph
Smith.
I
Executive
Committee
J.
P.
Downey,
William
Hanson.
Len
Evans,
G.
H.
Gazelev.
A.
L.
Evltt.
H.
Boswell.
1
Pnltnwlncr
thp
.....
TnMnn
nf
nffl.'pra
.
.
.
waw..a.u
v.hW.w.
W.
V
v
V
V
the
meeting
wa$
addressed
by
E.
T.
Kenney
MIA
who
spoke
on
matters
pertaining
to
the
forthcoming
federal
election.
San
Antonio;
2.35.
Sherrltt
Gordon,
.95.
Pchl,
.86.
Bouscadlllac
.04
ii.
Mosher,
.08.
Oklend.
lb.
Domlrsi'Ui
Bi
ici::
37
30
GRUESOME
Police
Satisfied
That
Body
Found
On
Gil
Island
Was
That
of
Harry
Scott
Provincial
police
are
satisfied
that
the
remains
of
a
body
found
on
Gil
Island
near
Hartley
Bay
and
which
they
brought
to
the
city
today
are
those
of
Harry
Scott,
well
known
i
hand
logger.
It
Is
believed
that
he
legs
below
the
hips
were
intact
and
they
still
were
clothed.
The
skiill
and
other
bones
were
found
scattered
about.
There
was
no
evident
whatever
of
anything
in
the
nature
of
foul
play.
When
tragedy
befel
him,
Scott
had
evidently
been
working
on
get-
ting
out
logs
up
a
small
creek.
A
boom
had
also
been
made.
An
inquest
is
being
held
this
afternoon.
CAMPAIGN
RESUMED
Manion
Giving
Radio
Address
From
Brandon
Tonight
Premier
Kinff
to
be
Heard
Next
Week
OTTAWA,
Feb.
16:
(CP)
Following
the
interruption
as
a
result
of
the
death
and
funeral
of
the
Governor
General,
the
Canadian
federal
election
campaign
Is
being
resumed.
Hon.
Dr.
R.
J.
Manlon,
Conservative
leader,
will
give
a
broadcast
over
the
CBC
network
from
Brandon
tonight
and
will
speak
at
Moose
Jaw
and
Regina
Saturday,
then
going
on
to
Vancouver.
Prime
Minister
King
will
give
'radio
broadcasts
next
Wednesday
and
Friday.
He
is
billed
to
speak
at
Winnipeg
February
27
and
at
the
Liberal
nominating
convention
in
his
home
riding
of
Prince
Albert
'February
29.
Hon.
clarence
D.kowe,
minister
of
transport,
will
speak
at
Oshawa
tonight
and
Hon.
J.
L.
Ralston,
mln-
ilster
of
finance,
at
Summerside,
Prince
Edward
Island.
DON
i
FINN
APPOINTED
.Former
r
Local
Local
Man
Man
Is
Is
New
New
I
Deputy
Minister
of
Fisheries
1
Dr.
Donovan
Hartley
Finn,
dir-
ector
ot
(he
IIalfax
Fisheries
Experimental
Station
and
for
several
years
director
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Fisheries
Experimental
Station
in
connection
with
the
inception
of
which
he
was
prominently
identified,
Is
the
new
deputy
minister
of
fisheries
for
Canada.
Announcement
of
his,
appointment
was
made
at
Ottawa
yesterday
by
Prime
.Minister
W.
L.
Mackenzie
King
and
is
received
with
much
Interest
here
by
many
friends.
Dr.
Finn's
headquarters'
in
his
new
capacity
will
be
at
Ottawa
and
It
is
expected
his
duties
will
bring
him
to
the
Taclflc
Coast
and
Prince
Rupert
Union
steamer
Cardetu
Is
due
in
port
at
8
o'clock
tonight
and
will
sail
at
10:30
p.hi,
on
her
return
south.
The
Pririce
Adelaide
arrived
at
2:30
this
afternoon
and
will
i.aU
at
10
pjn.
HI