i
v
f-
m
ma
s
i
UKrtuucu
ftralrd
Heavy
Sail
Defences
t
of
(he
Baltic
INDON.
jurcn
j:
ai
.
i.c
iriltv
announces
that
a
Url-
,
.i..
.nk
Hip
Crrmin
1
sUUI'"1
,
if,1iUrnhelm.
an
8.000
!
vessel,
oil
inr
ifinii
v.a,,
i
umably
in
the
Kattegat,
in
of
heavy
Nail
naval
guards
mines.
It
l
me
nm
i.er-
mcrchanl
vessel
In
the
war
.
I
I
It,,
ttrlll.li
marks
a
daring
natal
feat
In
of
the
success!
ul
penetration
i,
Herman
defences
of
the
Ilcddrrhelm
was
laden
w
ith
ore
from
Sweden.
It
Is.
ap-
.i.
n.
nnrnlnr
run
111
an
uii
...
.
-
i
-.mMiivn
in
niiK
at
uir
iiiiu'
i.
from
Scandinavia
to
the
E
IN
WARTIME
.
.
a
a
.if
J
iimu
-
-
.
-
-
-
,
i
.11.
M
H.
T
ma
I
iniUiiUII
til
a
litiv
aw
frotect
I'rlnce
Rupert
7
'
,1
Hupm
Rotary
Club.
I
i
weekly
luncheon1
,.(!
from
Fire
Chief
n
othing
of
what
Is
villi
to
provide
for
it
only
from
air
rr.
the
enemy
wlth-I
had
been
decided
r:
iiK-rt
was
the
third
Pacific
coast
ln
the
,
'
'
l
V
Mtt.
All
VftMW
I
t
all
emertervcies
LONDON,
would
be
asked
to
Records
of
tt
of
!ilef
su
gxested
that
the
city
a
number
i
hat
might
become
nemy.
It
was
plan
liremen
to
cope
with
ureal
abnormal
situation,
"cl
groups
would
have
ifluence
In
prearvlng
T
and
sane
thinking
'iiuty.
then
told
about
tho
r
Incendiary
bombs,
hirfly
thermite
with
a
a.Mng
and
the
mag-'
constituted
that
'he
effect
of
causing
I"
mhtpr.
In
other
words
'
T
!i"
flames.
The
thcr-J
'
:
innlted
and
It
caus-
1
::'sium
to
burn.
The
"'
i"
d
ome
of
the
mat-'
hw
pocket
and
showed
rn
-;b
rs
how
it
reacted,
crcat
brine
manlfrsterl
In
the
i't'
m!
fit,
only
effective
'
i4naurvB
these
bombs
was
rv
them
in
sand.
That
smoth-
'1
If
1
rr-
tin,
JIJ
4
-
....
uul
ulu
,101(
tlnU.
n
if
George
W.
WEAVER
Candidate
for
oKccna
Riding
Mil
Address
the
Electors
Klln.K..
.MOOSE
Mill
HALL
.
"wilUAV.
ZHIi
fit
1
n
.
Mk
IV.
SIM
FINAIi
iULLETINS
HUNGARY
AM)
HOME
Count
Teleky,
Ian
Premier,
has
arrived
3
if
ved
I
I
for
conferences
with
I'remier
.Mimolini
and
Korean
Minister
Clano.
KILLED
DOWN
COAST
OCEAN
FALLS
Marvin
Gore
of
j
Bella
Bella
was
killed
alter
being
Xerrlbly
mantled
when
drawn
In-
to
the
engine
of
the
fishing
boat
after
his
sweater
became
entangled
in
the
fly
wheel.
KLICII
AM)
ROUMANIA
BUCHAREST.
Itoumahla
Germany
Is
seeking:
increased
oil
shipments
and
more
favor
able
exchange
rates
from
Itou-manla
under
trade
treaty
re-'
newal,
talks
in
connection
with
I
which
were
resumed
yesterday
j
in
Bucharest
by
a'
German
trade
.
delegation
with
Roumanian
authorities.
There
I
denial
both
in
Bucharest
and
Berlin
of
a
!
stiff
note
having
been
sent
by
Germany
to
Koumanla.
OCEAN
FALLS
SCHOOL
FIRE
OCEAN
FALLS
Considerable
damage
was
done
by
fire
which
swept
half
of
the
twelve-room
High
School
building
at
Ocean
Falls.
CROMWLLL
KFRUKED
WASHINGTON.
D.C.
James
II.
R.
Cromwell,
United
States
minister.
hM
been
rebuked
by
Secre
tion
in
the
case'
tary
of
Slate
Cordell
Hull
for
his
lbs
being
dropped
Toronto
speech
this
week.
He
ex-'
rt
This
Is
parti
ceeded
instructions
to
the
diplo-!ir
Air
IUIll
Pro-l
jiuUc
corps.
There
art
demands
.
of
which
flrei
for
as
much
as
recall
and
Im-
important
sec-1
neachmcnL
Cromwell
l
now
at
his
New
Jersey
home.
.
'-
0
.hat.
while
there
'nr
Prince
Rupert
a..irmed.
they
must
uc
uusc
conditions
ui
any
time.
There
CAUSE
FOR
CONFIDENCE
British
Critic
Surveys
Reasons
For
Nation's
Faith
FIRE
IN
PRISON
LONDON
Dartmoor
Prison
authorities
said
tonight
that
they
had
under
control
a
fire
which
started
this
afternoon
when
prisoners
held
as
Irish
Republican
Army
members
made
an
unsuccessful
attempt
to
escape.
The
prisoners
overpowered
two
wardens,
locked
them
in
a
cell
and
set
the
block
on
fire.
RUSSIAN
ENVOY
HOME
BERLIN
Alexander
Shwhart
zeff,
Russian
ambassador
to
Ger
many,
departed
by
plane
ane
from
from
Berlin
to
Moscow,
sources
disclosed,
arousl
jecture
that
he
is
carrying
.
an
lm
.
portant
message
to
Dictator
Joseph
Stalin.
His
departure
was
linked
with
rumors
that
another
milestone
was
about
to
be
reached
In
the
relation
of
Russia
to
the
Rome-Berlin
axis.
There
is
no
confirmation
here
that
Premier
Foreign
Minister
Molotov
Is
going
lo
Berlin
for
a
conference
ADOLF
THREATENS
AGAIN
AMSTERDA.M
Speculation
is
heard
here
of
a
surprise
Easter
move
by
Chancellor
Adolf
Hitler
of
Germany.
Predictions
range
from
a
sudden
and
intensive
Blittkreig
announcement
to
a
smashing
new
diplomatic
victory.
MOSLEMS
RESTLESS
LAHORE
An
independent
Indian
democracy
as
favored
by
Interesting
Impressions
of
Ger
man,
Baltic
Males
ana
Scandinavia
By
.Mrs.
Alfred
Watt,
World
Women's
Leader
High
Culture
Women's
Canadian
Club
Hears
Highly
Interesting
Discourse
On
Human
Background
Interesting
Impressions
of
such
muntrlA
a
flarmanv
TJtHiianla
aeneraU
in
thU
war
have
not
had.
"And
modern
war
Is
very
much
a
or
nU
ideology.
The
speaicer
douot-
the
same
oPPortuniues
oi
ca;cnin
matter
ol
team
worK.
the
public
eye."
His
reH
-
v-
i
.
kj.
tuiwn
icn
u.i
u
"c-.
.
T.
-
Smith
,
"In
March
British
23:
(CD-
army
cnleis
civil
war
in
India,
said
the
leader
of
the
Moslem
League
Congress
In
session
here
today.
side
of
soldiering
command
of
troops.
Important
staff
appointments
and
posts
In
the
chief
army
instructional
establishments.
"It
Is
especially
noteworthy
that
of
thp
six
mn
four
have
been
com
riiuineulshed
himself
as
a
regi-
prince
Oeorge
for
a
trip
t0
Van-
mental
officer.
u'couver
"Since
the
First
ureai
wm
.
armv
has
had
plenty
of
work
to
e.
S.
Richardson
and
F.
K.
Rlch-
dO
bUt
ChlCfly
m
OperUM""3
UIUSUJl.
0
aKat,
nuccil
Uiianum;
i
thnca.
to
which
the.
islands,
who
have
been
on
a
trip
I
commanders.
I
Theory
and
Practice
I
"These
records."
wU
Wn
f"
Charl.show
th.t
th
,the
practical
with
the
theoretical
Speaking
To-Night
In
Support
of
OLOF
HANSON
Over
C.F.P.R.
6:45
A.
Brooksbank
Replying
to
George
Weaver
7:15
George
Mitchell
Replying
to
George
F.
Cameron
.;
r
.
pntnct
ruccuM
Tomorrow's
Tides
Rupert
and
Queen
Char-
High
1:28
am.
23.0
ft.
Fresh
to
strong
.
tj
.
13:50
pjn.
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ra.M
t
winds,
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c
ciouay
ana
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7:48
am.
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.lnn
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rnln
20:04
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It.
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AND
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H
COLUMBIA'S
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SATURDAY,
MARCH
23,
1940
PRICE:
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ociai
ygqn
is
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gam
RMAN
MAN
IS
IS
ii
-ill
i'PICTURING
ANTI-AIR
!
Aberhart
Government
Government
Appears
Annears
OF
EUROPE
RAID
WORK
Training
Of
Precautions
Squads
On
Two
Coasts
Prepares
For
Accidents,
Raids
And
I
Sabotage
and
comPlete
Latvia.
Esthonla,
Finland,
Sweden
and
antl
Norway
Norway
as
as
they
uiey
appeared
appeared
uur
n
uermany,
Mrs.
watt
re
ferred
to
the
fact
that
the
Asso-
dated
Country
Women
of
the
lion
among
tne
common
German
o.
.
people
which
was
apparent
before
Notts
County
2.
Mansfield
Town
2.
ithe
war.
Farmers
were
somewhat
Lincoln
City
i,
Sheffield
Wednes-resentful
over
Vice
Chancellor
dav
2
:
Ooerlng
having
exhorted
them
to
.do
Impossible
things
in
the
way
'of
increasing
production.
Then
j
there
was
the
proclamation
in
the
Roman
Catholic
Churches
calling
upon
all
religions
ln
the
mandants
of
the
Staff
College.
The
Relch
to
stand
together.
In
pass-other
two
have
been
Instructors
at
ln
Mrs-
Ward
described
a
village
the
Staff
Collece
and
commandants
,n
the
HarU
Mountains
where,
af-
of
the
School
of
Artillery.
tcr
80
many
years'
,nere
was
tm
"All.
therefore,
have
had
excep-
a
K1
friendly
sentiment
for
the
tlonal
onnortunltles
of
studvine
the
English
on
account
of
the
Dowager
Empress,
a
daughter
of
Queen
Vlc-
confidence,
1
branchea
and
of
torla
navin8
llved
lThe
duJlnf
f
the
need
should
British
military
says
au
iu
analyzing
iMalor-aeneral
Sir
Charlea
Owynn.
the
lessons
of
the
last
war.
'JvT.at,h.er
dhnlng
years.
In
the
high
I
I
alaa
aiaa
Uaah
I
ah
ahaaa
W
ax
ff
Tf
.1
a
I
I
m
a.tlu
The
dUttnguUhed
teacher
and
I
may
be
even
more
Important,
they
m
".
wrttsr
recalU
that
such
men
as
j
have
had
exceptional
chances
of
where
HltIer
himself
stayed,
food
WoUeiey,
RoberU
and
Kitchener
becoming
personally
acquainted
was
Pr
and
scarce
even
before
were
known
by
name
to
the
na-iwjtn
a
large
number
of
the
rising
'the
war-
Rreat
strength
of
number
of
aroups'tlon
at
the
start
of
the
First
.
generation
of
specially
promising."1
"
movemen.
was
in
.ne
the
lasi
war
w.e
p:'Mninr
train
for
a
oner
trip
to.""
"
V
British
leaders
were
comparatively
jrerrace.
Junior
officers.
Though
tne
posi-
lions
they
reached
were
import-1
Thomas
Anderson,
superintend
ent
they
were
not
as
a
ruie
ui
ent
of
the
Tucks
Inlet
reduction
nature
to
attract
attention
oi
warpiant,
sailed
Thursday
night
on
correspondent.
The
able
young
i
the
Prince
George
for
Vancouver,
officer
generally
found
himself
to-1
ward
the
close
of
the
war
In
the
Allan
Cormack,
assistant
super-
was
Barnsley
3,
Notts
Forest
0.
I
Western
Section
Crewe
Alexandra
3,
Liverpool
S.
New
Brighton
5,
Tranmere
Rovers
Southwestern
Bristol
Rovers
3,
Newport
County
Bristol
City
3,
Cardiff
City
2.
Northeastern
Hartlepools
United
0,
Bradford
4.
Newcastle
United
3.
Darlington
0.
Northwestern
Barrow
4,
Bolton
Wanderers
2.
Southport
4,
Carlisle
United
0.
Exhibitions
Bury
3,
Manchester
United
I.
Manchester
City
5,
Blackpool
3.
Oldham
Athletic
5.
Rochdale
2.
Stockport
3,
Bradford
City
0.
Accrlngton
Stanley
5,
Halifax
ed
if
the
older
people
even
knew
Town
2.
what
HltleVlsm
was
all
about.
They
Chesterfield
3,
Stoke
City
1.
accented
Hitler
lust
because
thev
Preston
North
End
5,
Queen
of
she
was
In
Germany
that
every-.
Swindon
Town
3,
Northampton
one
felt
war
was
approaching.
The
Baltic
States
Lithuania,
entirely
under
thei
domination
of
Russia
and
Oer-'g
many,
lived
ln
the
memory
of
the
"good
old
times'
when
Swedenl
in
control
and
when
Llthu
unncr
middle
classes
of
the
staff,
mtendent
of
the
local
dry
dock,
anlans
were
free.
There
were
no!
particularly
II
ne
nau.
p.ct.uuo.,
sanea
inursaay
nigni
on
ine.pieasani
impressions
oi
uermani
...
t
a.
a.
n
PACT
I
-
ST1
K
4l
A
S
.
I
1
I
.
-
1L
.
and
Russian
rule.
Even
the
Llthu
antan
language
could
not
be
j
taught
and
about
the
only
way
In'
which
it
was
perpetuated
was
In'
the
peasant
songs
and
legends
which
had
done
much
to
keen
nubile
had
become
accustomed,
to
Vancouver,
arrived
from
the
'the
language
and
spirit
of
Llthu-i-.iin.ni
-
police
duties
SOuth
on
the
Cardcna
last
nlght'anla
alive.
'
U'PTP
llLtllalltlaVI""
a
a
I
mnrtc
little
appeal
to
tne
and
proceeded
on
the
Prince
John.
Mrs.
Watt
found
Latvia
the
most
.public.
,
,
..Whflt'
Then
ln
hla
weesty
L-i..
,.r-
Means."
the
ucn-
ine
""'"--..
the
cral
sketches
tne
ru,
present
high
commana.
of
the
chle
Sir
Edmund
Ironside
Viscount
-
O
general
staff:
mander-ln-chlef
of
U
General
Sir
Jonn
forces
In
France;
Dl5
Ltaeneral
A.
P.
Brooke
and
Lt.-bcneral
Sir
Ronald
Adam,
corps
Russians
and
Germans
had
been
driven
out
alter
tne
last
war
and,
from
virtual
serfdom,
re-j
markable
strides
had
been
made'
ln
a
comparatively
few
years
ln
:Town
1.
Everton
4,
Wolverhampton
Wanderers
2.
Doncaster
Rovers
2,
Leeds
United
4J
Chelmsford
City
5,
Luton
Town
Chester
0,
Blackburn
Rovers
0.
Burnley
2,
Huddersfield
Town
3."
Plj-mouth
Argyle
3,
Navy
Eleven
O.j
All
British
1,
F.
A.
Eleven
1.
j
J.
J.
Payne
sailed
Thursday
1
night
on
the
Prince
George
for
a
business
trip
to
Vancouver.
Mrs.
B.
Walker
of
the
local
school
teaching
tsaff
sailed
Thurs-
progressive
of
the
Baltic
States.
"IT
Z
u-T.l
Vancouver.
A
series
of
breaking
and
Incidents
along
Third
Avenue
smith
&
Maiietr.
wra-
h.
hHH
.
:
including
based
seemingly
to
a
large
extent
tha11'?
and
cRae
Bros"
have
been
reported
to
tne
Plice-
upon
the
songs
and
traditions
,
which
had
been
retained
'
by
the
peasants.
Mrs.
Watt
referred
to
the
young
farmers
clubs
of
Latvia.
Always
looking
to
the
west,
the
Letts
had
studied
and
adopted
(Continued
on
Page
Three)
O.
H.
Jolliffe
of
Queen
Charlotte
City,
who
has
been'
on
a
trip
to
Vancouver,
arrived
from
the
south
on
the
Cardena
last
night
and
proceeded
home
to
the
Islands
on
the
Prince
John.
Returned
In
Alberta
Although
Outcome
Is
Not
Certain
As
Yet
EDMONTON,
March
23:
(CP)
to
elect
a
single
member
so
far,
a
OTTAWA,
March
23:
(CP)
In
The
Social
Credit
government
of
Laborite
appeared
almost
certainly
four
provinces
Nova
Scotia.
New
premier
William
Aberhart
in
Al-
i
elected
at
Edson
in
the
person
of
Brunswick,
Quebec
and
British
.berta
has
evidently
been
returned1,
Angus
Morrison
over
J.
H.
Unwln.
uoiumma
Air
Raids
Precautions
to
power
but
with
a
much
strong-units
are
training
for
service
In
er
opposition
consisting
of
the'
Wllllam
Aberhart,
.the
Premier,
any
emergency,
says
The
National
Liberal
and
Conservative
fusion
led
the
13011
ln
CalSafy
wlth
Mayor
Health
Review.
Most
members
or
nnrw
the
Tnrirunrint
titi
ci.
planes
and
submarines
thirteen
vessels,
mostly
neutrals,
were
sunk
with
loss
of
life
estimated
at
seventy-nine
in
addition
to
some
twenty
missing.
This
was
within
a
period
of
seventy-two
hours.
The
Danish
were
the
worst
sufferers
with
Great
Britain
and
Norway
also
losing
vessels,
some
of
which
were
torpedoed
without
warning.
RUSSIA
TAKES
OVER
HELSINKI
At
midnight
last
night
Finland
formally
'turned
over
the
strategic
Hank0
Peninsula
to
Russia'under
terms
of
the
recent
peace
treaty.
BRITISH
PLANE
DOWN
BERLIN
Two
German
fighting
planes
shot
down
a
British
plane
in
a
dog
fight
so
close
to
the
Dutch
frontier
that
the
British
machine
fell
in
flames
in
Dutch
territory.
Both
occupants
were
killed.
Nazi
planes
attempted
to
bomb
Cramer
lightship
off
the
Norfolk
coast
but
are
believed
to
have
been
driven
off.
REYNAUD
HOLDS
ON
PARIS
There
is
doubt
if
the
new
"total
war"
of
Premier
Paul
Reynaud
can
long
remain
in
office
owing
to
its
widely
divergent
elements
of
political
feeling.
On
a
critical
vote
in
the
Chamber
of
Deputies
yesterday
the
government
had
a
majority
of
but
one
vote
when
abstentions
were
taken
into
account,
the
actual
vote
being
2G8
to
156
with
111
abstaining.
With
Chamber
of
Deputies
adjourned
until
April
2
and
Senate
tub
an
va
imxu
im
i!irii;i
uavison
running
mm
a
very
ciose
'hese
unltji
are
trained
In
first
uresas
available
up
to
early
today
second'
the
two
far
ahead
aw.
Tneir
equipment
is
modern
showed
the
trend
of
results
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rsingorcond-
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Old
Country
Soccer
i
delichtfullv
delightfully
enllchtenlhe
enlightening
and
and
in-
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J
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f
formal
way
Thursday?
evening
at
a
dinner
meeting
of
the
Women's
Canadian
Club
bv
cMrs.
Alfred
Watt
O.
B.
E.
of
London,
England,
president
of
the
Associated
Country
Women
of
the
World
and
one
of
the
principal
leaders
of
the
International
women's
Institute
movement.
Mrs.
Watt's
subject
was
,uThe
Human
Background
of
the
Baltic
States."
Mrs.
J.
D.
Fraser.
president
of
the
Women's
Canadian
ClUb,
was
ln
the
chair
and,
In
all,
there
wereabout
eighty
;
persons
present
Including
husbands
and
friends
of
the
club
members.
6.
world
was
one
of
the
few
or-
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CUP,
THIRD
ROUND
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1.
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3.
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United
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description
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United
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of
outside
prigln
which
s.
Watford
1.
Queens
Park
Rangers
Chancellor
Hitler
had
permitted
t;-
to
remain
In
existence
The
speak
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Jl
as
of
the
field.
Indications
were
that
four
ln-
Soclal
Credit,
32.
I
dependents
would
be
elected
ln
Independent,
23.
I
Calgary
with
one
Social
Credit.
Labor,
1.
The
same
division
seemed
likely
,
C,
C.
F.,
1.
'in
Edmonton
where
Provincial
Prospects
are,
however,
that
the
Secretary
E.
C.
Manning
was
re-actual
make-up
of
the
next
Legls-j
elected.
Hon.
N.
E.
Tanner,
miniature
may
not
be
known
until
af-1
Ister
of
mines,
was.
rt'-elected
in
'
ter
the
federal
election
as
only
Cardston.
Provincial
iTxeasurer
twenty-seven
of
the
fifty-seven
Solon
E.
Low
lost
his
sean
War-seats
have
been
so
far
definitely
ner.
E.
L.
Gray,
Libei-.,;
Jeader
decided,
seventeen
going
Social
running
under
the
j
Credit,
ten
Independent,
the
am-,
banner
ln
Bow
ialgamatlon
of
Liberal,
Conserva-
failed
to
win.
Inajendent
Valley-:'.m
5s,
,tlve
and
Unity
movements.
Social
The
system
of
proportional
rep-Credlt
was
leading
in
fifteen
other
resentation
and
single
transferable
Independent
In
thirteen,
C.
vote
has
made
the
determination
C.
F.
in
one
and
Labor
In
one.
of
results
slow
where
contests
were
Although
the
C.
C.
F.
had
failed
close.
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LONDON
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attacks
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Gandhi
must
lead
Jo
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bombing
Baronet
Runs
For
Commons
Sir
Arthur
Stvnhouse,
Candidate
in
I
Red
Deer,
Came
to
Canada
31
Years
Ago
RED
DEER,
Alta.,
March
23:
(CP)
I
.Sir
Arthur
Stonhouse.
National
Government
candidate
for
Red
I
Deer
in
the
Dominion
election
I
March
26.
holds
a
baronetcy
that
dates
back
to
the
reign
of
Charles
1.
He
is
the
17th
holder
of
the
title.
A
native
of
England,
he
became
Sir
Arthur
ln
December,
1937,
on
the
death
of
a
cousin.
The
old
family
manor
is
Radley
College
In
Berkshire.
Sir
Arthur
came
to
Canada
in
1903
when
he
wax
IS
years
old,
took
a
course
at
the
New
Brunswick
Agricultural
College
and
came
west
to
farm
near
Lacombe,
Alta.
Although
he
left
Alberta
for
a
number
of
years
to
pursue
a
mining
(Venture
ln
Mexico,
he
returned
17
I
years
ago
and
since
then
has
farmed
at
Pine
Lake,
15
miles
southeast
jof
Red
Deer.
I
This
Is
not
his
first
venture
Into
politics.
In
1935
he
ran
as
a
Conservative
in
the
Innlsfall
provincial
riding.
That
was
the
year
Social
Credit
swept
the
Alberta
political
field.
Sir
Arthur,
who
was
plain
Mr.
Stonhouse
then,
received
only
318
votes
of
the
approximate
4,000
cast
In
the
riding.
I
He
is
married
and
has
one
son
and
three
daughters.
His
son,
Philip
Allan,
Is
a
student
at
Queens
University.
The
daughters,
Geraldine,
Margaret
and
Marjorle
Kathleen,
live
at
home.
A.
E.
Lowan
sailed
last
night
on
the
Cardena
for
a
trip
to
until
April
9,
it
is
expected
the
new
government
will
hold
on
that
long.
Influential
newspapers
are
supporting
It
,;i
r
vrsixa
;miiarsma
!:
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i"i
An
Enviable
Record
MR.
HANSON
has
served
us
faithfully
for
ten
years,
at
tending
fourteen
sessions
of
Parliament
and
In
this
time
only
missing
two
days
from
the
House.
The
man
has
resided
here
for
thirty-three
years.
He
thoroughly
understands
all
our
problems.
He
Is
actively
associated
with
all
our
major
Industries
Fisheries,
Forests,
Mining
and
Farming.
VOTE
FOR
nANSON
The
Man
We
All
Know
Skeena
Federal
Liberal
Association
of
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
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