feather
Forecast
Tomorrow's
f
ides
prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Char-l0Tte
island
Freah
northeast
to
east
winds,
cloudy
and
cool
with
,ime
light
rain
orricet.
V
:,
XXIX
.
No.
69.
t
1
r
A'"
hart
wa
nM.
a
Cndl-i
re
I93S
Rtnml
electioo
!
Credit
won
and
dia-
trmted
Farmers
of
Al--inent
bv
canturinf
56
'
1
sjm
He
m
"ived
an
ic-ibut
10
wf-k
after
the
IV
urnrral
rltvtton
when
!
llowera
teicned
to
give
eat
.
iutrln
tr
wuH
be
'he
province.
After
his
administrator!
was
sworn
Into
office,
he
said
that
is
months
at
least
would
be
needed
before
the
first
dividend
ould
be
paid.
He
has
said
since
that
the
failure
of
the
government
w
pay
them
was
due
to
federal
In
terference
with
his
legislation.
The
Premier
has
held
cabinet
Portfolios
during
his
term.
At
pres
ent,
m
addition
to
being
Prcmler.l
h"
is
minister
of
education
and
at-toT)v-Gencral.
As
head
of
the!
ministry
of
education,
his
admlnis-.
tratior
Rained
fame
through
the
bRihmcnt
of
enlarged
school
Thetn
nVprnoo4
floe
form.
She
former
Premier.
Edouard
brn
his
ww
thl
mornina
The
entire
Daitdler
cabinet
re-1
timed
followina
a
confidence
vote
of
239
tc
1
In
his
favor.
There
were.
,
hfw.
more
than
three
hundred
1
abstentions
from
voting
and
Dalad-
with
"Parliamentary
tradition."
meanUw
that
be
Interpreted
the
I
ALIJLKTA
VOTING
EDMONTON
Swrm
conditions
with
snowfall
hampered
voting
in
ncttucrn
and
central
Alberta
today
as
electors
went
to
tne
polls
to
choose
fifty-seven
members
for
the
provinces
ninth
legislature.
KILLED
IN
VANCOUVER
VANCOUVER
Maurice
L.
Anderson.
22.
Vancouver,
was
killed
when
an
automobile
crashed
Into
a
bus
on
Lions'
(laic
Bridge.
The
bus
driver,
S.
.
Smith,
was
not
injured.
,
l
UEir.HTEK
CHARTERED
VANCOUVER
-
Frank
Water-house
Co.
has
chartered
the
whaler
drey
from
the
Consolldat-..i
u-hitinr
Corporation
for
suspected.
The
vessel
was
ow
.ru
J,
Arnold
Bernstein
time
by
!
ncw-
York
Adolf
h.
;
Hitler
l
2TlSneA
by
Chancellor
DEPUTIES
ARE
NAMED
ler
df
-lined
to
form
a
new
cabinet,,
,
,,t
of
Those
in
Skeena
District
It
was
announced.
In
conformity:
who
Will
Be
in
Chirce
of
Tak-
Inc
Vote
Next
Tuesday
minority
vote
as
an
exwewlon
of
T-
w.
Brown,
returning
officer.
-Ai
.
ft-1
u.hJ.la
a
U
a
.
i
a.
In
Caar-
where
he
aswpprovai
m
bwuutov
i
""'has
completed
tne
appoiniment
oi
home
for
25
jearg
before
w-
......
.
reputr
returning
officers
who
will
premier,
he
declared:
a
i
mnctwn
ai
pomM
ouwuc
w
nun
c
A
IMS
i.:rated
at
Egmondvllle.
cnai--
Btmness
College,
Hamilton
N
..:
School
and
Queens
Unl-.
Kingston.
Ont.
He
moved
n
ltio
and
five
years
later
br
..tp
nrinclpal
of
Calgary's
Cre-
lU
ighu
High
School.
F
hearing
of
Social
Credit
In
15
Mr
Aberhart
studied
every-s
he
eould
on
It
and
from
the
Ci
nurv
Prophetic
Bible
Institute
'-
Sunday
broadcasts
on
the
theoi-v
brought
him
a
big
following.
Af'rr
failure
In
attempts
to
have
v.c
former
U.FJV.
government
and
'se
other
political
parties
support
the
heory.
he
organized
his
own
poi.hral
party.
Basic
Dividends
Mr
Aberhart
had
claimed
in
his
In-titutn
broadcasts
that
under
Erx
ill
Credit
it
would
be
possible
to
a
nicking
up
the
gauntlet
pni
i.
i
my
feet
by
those
who
-
A
Aberlutrt
to
afraid
to
let
'
'me
appear
on
a
ballot
In
'
.
v
for
tear
of
defeat.1
"
f
':i
a
farm
near
Klppcn.
H
r
jnty.
OnV.
Mr.
Aberhart
Bulletins
Rupert
In
the
enormous
nam?
oi,
Skeena
at
the
federal
election
oni
Tuesdav
of
next
week.
The
list
of.
deputies
at
Prince
Rupert
will?
It
Is
expected,
have
been
completed
by
the
end
of
this
w?ek.
The
list
of
deputy
returning
of-
i
fleers
for
the
various
outside
polling
i
places
is
as
follows:
Atlln
Frederick
warren
cartmei.
Spruce
Creek
Oeorge
Nelson.
Tulsequah
George
Robblns.
Telegraph
Creek
W.
O.
Crisp.
Big
Missouri
Kenneth
H.
Gray.
Premier
J.
W.
Storle.
Stewart
William
S.
Orr
and
Jacob
P.
Hawklnson.
Anyox
Joseph
Martin.
Alice
Arm
Archie
McPhall.
M1U
Bay
J.
A.
Macdonald,
MD
Alyansh
Mrs.
Mary
Harmon.
Continual
on
Page
Three)
Young
Princess
Starts
T
Fund
Net
'.Royal
Margaret
First
Contributor
oasic
dividends"
eacn
monin,
fr.itht
smce
to
the
queen
i.narT
-
To
vew
Soldiers
Welfare
List
,
to
,
-very
man.
woman
nnd
child
lnj
1
r
I
LONDON.
March
21:
(CP)
-
MYSTERIOUS
SINKING
prmccss
Margaret's
name
today
BALTIMORE
Mystery
attaches
sUnds
&s
the
flrst
contributor
to
Itself
to
the
sinking
or
ine
i,vuW
,.The
Margaret
Fund"
wnicn
win
ton
Panamanian,
largest
cargo
be
uspd
to
asslst
Y.
M.
C.
A.
wel-vessel
In
the
world,
which
went
far.
work
for
the
British
fight-down
with
a
hole
in
her
bottom
mg
servlces.
MargareJ
.
Fund
Huts
nfier
being
ready
to
sa
and
canteens
are
tu
Sabotage
Is
'ed
through
thft
fund
0
0
tons
of
cargo.
Mnrirnrets
thrOUBhOUt
tne
JH-
plre
were
Invited
to
become
interested
in
the
fund
and
to
organize
committees
throughout
the
u-nrH
to
further
It.
The
appeal
on
titnri;
hrhalf
nf
the
fund
originated
in
REEDS
MAtvr.
'
,...
Amone
signatures
of
-
-
-
WEYMOUTH.
En.
women
named
Mar.
irm
frnTn
Tn
cut
cut
flow
down
v
nnrrl
nn
h
nn.
ft
K"hnni
i.i.i...
,
m
ii..
..wv.
umucu,
levelling
on
me
w
.
mnK
nf
of
esnarto
grass
s
garei
wine"
-
-
r
for
all
of
them.
port
of
300,000
tons
wj
those
of
the
convenor
Mr
Aberhart
himself
is
tall.1
to
Englh
papct
hwe
nallUe
Margaret
Geddes
Mar-broad,
uortlv
and
h.iH
it
hn.
n
swamp
reeds
grovuns
.
Mtnt(,
arv
nowaiter
Duchess
of
Buc-
d(,r
resonant
voice.
He
U
mar-
may
be
be
developed
develops
as
.
a
-
.
ch
udy
udy
Margert
"ed
and
has
two
married
daught
Henry
Fxiwara.
--
am,
others.
Is
in
chnrge
of
expenm-
Operating
Deficit
of
$23669
For
Past
Year
niTAWA.
March
21:
CPi
The
TODAY'S
STOCKS'
Vancouver
Big
Missouri.
.09V4.
Bralorne.
10.65.
Cariboo
Quartz.
2.47.
Dentonla.
.01
V4.
FafWew.
.01V.
Oold
Belt.
.25.
Her.
ley
Mascot,
.43.
Minto.
.031;.
Noble
Five,
.01.
Pacific
Nickel,
.08.
Pend
Orlelle.
1.65;
p
Pioneer.
2.16.
P'emler.
16.
Privateer,
.63.
Reno.
.36.
ReUcf
Arlington,
.08.
Salmon
Gold.
.03.
Sheep
Creek.
1.10.
Cariboo
Hudson.
.04.
Oils
A.
P.
Con..
.16.
Calmont,
.35.
.
C.
&
E,
2.00.
'
Freehold,
.02.
Pacalta.
.044.
Royal
Can..
.17.
Okalta,
1.18.
Mcrucry,
.06.
Prairie
Royalties,
.17.
Toronto
Aldermac.
25Vi.
Beattle,
1.05.
Central
Pat..
2.18.
Cons.
Smelters,
43.75.
East
Malartlc,
3.75.
Fernland,
.03.
,
Francoeur.
.47
Vs.
Gods
Lake.
.51.
Hardrock,
1.05.
Int.
Nickel,
43.50.
Kerr
Addison,
2.50.
Little
Long
Lac,
3.10.
McLeod
Cockshutt,
2.00,
Madsen
Red
Lake,
.45
McKenzle
Red
Lake,
1.25.
Moneta,
.70.
Noranda,
72.25.
Pickle
Crow,
3.80.
Preston
East
Dome,
2.17.
San
Antonio,
2.33.
Sherritt
Gordon.
.92
y2,
Uchl,
.74.
Bouscadillac,
.03
V.
Mosher,
.07.
Oklend,
MVi.
,
Smelters
Gold,
.01,
Dominion
Bridge,
36.50.
NO
PAPER
TOMORROW
Tomorrow,
being
Oood
Friday
and
a
public
"
holiday,
the
Dally
News
will
not;
be;
published.
The
Cralgmyle
rext.
renulnr
edition
will
be
on
Saturday
afternoon.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BR1TIS
n
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
MARCH
21,
1940.
BIG
SHIPS
PULL
OUT
Queen
.Mary
And
Mauretania
Leave
New
York
Tcr
Unknown
Destinations
Ruiw-FnnUh
war.
the
Soviet
hid
Tracanada
Air
Lines
reported
a
m4
rioflnlt
rvrt
ll
M
of
frll'lld-
.
k.
VPW
VnPV
M-rh
91-
fPP
rulatW
D4tor.
rMhmMt
resttned
yeateroay
vMtrriav
imldi
.
.
..
n
Opcraung
l"1
uuium
wc
ji
.
...
mW',W()
,0
0rMt
Brttain
thromh
the
.
?M9
The
oner-
Tw
of
Great
Britain's
oroudjst
a
tchedhlf
personal
cam-
crttnm
of
France
prMeeuuon
iol
Han),n
bar
o
IJnn.
v.nu.
ua,
MJ50.473
and
llners-the
Queen
Mary
and
the
-
MKotokt-Hitn
uiver
u
.
Mikv
tr
Under
Forelen
sec-
.
ui
.
i
.......
hrim
nked
Finance
MlnUter
Panl
.
mi
op?in
inDer
morr
inuHi
nouHi
u
r
-
reiary
mcnara
uunrr.
it
'
Alberta
proftoctol
eleetton
Bmtfd
to
twm
a
"war
cabinet.-
L
Rynid1ajrtnT
hf
M
ftre
U-
j
klot
phwf-Sdlr-
-
Mi
exp
CHURCHILL'S
WARNING
LONDON
"We
may
expect
air
raids
as
a
regular
event
now,"
declared
First
Lord
of
the
Admiralty
Winston
Churchill
yesterday.
fFor
every
bomb
that
Germany
drops
upon
us,
we
will
drop
two
on
them.
ENJOYED
BOMBING,
LONDON
The
Royal
Air
Force,
and
particularly
its
Canadian
members,
are
happy
over
the
newF
policy
of
action,
"I
never
ed
myself
so
much
in
allmiy
life,"
said
a
Canadian
pilot,
who
came
from
a
farm
near
Toronto,
in
describing
the
raids
on
the
Island
of
Sylt.
Another
pilot
from
Western
Canada
was
equally
enthusiastic.
Scores
of
valuable
Nazi
aircraft
were
destroyed
at
their
basef
the
mlil.
helnt
timed
so
as
to
catch
them
massed
there.
High
...
Low
lhe
e
military
military
vote
vuie
provides
provides
for
jarf
CHECK
UP
ON
RADIO
oroaacasis.
news
services
ana
gen-
0:05
ajn.
20,0
It.
12;20-pjn.
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ft.
6:16
sun.
4.1
ft.
18:39
p.m.
22
ft
PRICE:
5
CENTS
Paul
Reynaucfi
New
French
Premier
New
War
Cabinet
Is
Resolved
To
Battle
'Until
Victory
Ours'
Finance
'."""""
Minister,
7.".
Advocate
of
MAKING
UP
TO
BRITAIN
Soviet
Not
So
Enthusiastic
About
Going
to
War
on
Side
of
Germany.
Spokesman
Suggests
LONDON,
March
21:
(CP)
An
!
authoritative
Soviet
spokesman
Is
"Total
War,''
r'Prld
to
have
declared
In
Lon-
rormti
.'.
don
today
that
Ruia
1.
well
aware
Heads
Administration
itn
buouaru
naiadicr
tUwt
u
endeavouring
to
As
National
Defence
Minister
I
drive
Russia
into
war
ainst
he
'Allies-
n
eventuality
which,
the
PIUS.
March
21:
(CP)
Paul
Keynaud
formed
a."9"
uW
bbad
0T
,
'
V
AimaA
n
"fSUf
n
brth
W
"Now
U
the
time
for
new
rrencn
guu-nuicH
uniaj
uwk.
'eiVu
.
Great
Britain
to
make
us
friend
t
r
"
M.
Reynaud
holds
the
rremiersmp
ana
ioreigiijo,
f0M.
lhe
PokeSman
is
quoted
rrm;4er
iiortfolio
himself.
Other
members
or
the
innerias
saving.
v
r
taMuet
are:
Minister
of
Defence,
former
Premier!
Mfin
oaid
minions
for
M
DatoUier;
Minister
of
Navy.
Cesar
CarapiMhi;,.'
ABERHART
SWITCHES
Albfrta
Social
Credit
leader
Seek-inc
Election
In
Calgary
NTON.
March
:
iCPt
Aixrhart.
Alberta's
61-year
oura.
nnd
iMitrr
at
the
Soc-
The
!
rces
in
their
bW
for
re
Eynac;
Minister
of
Armament,
Raoul
Dautrjr;
MlnUter
of
Finance,
Luclen
Lamolruex:
Minister
of
Colonies.
Oeorgeg
Mandel.
The
new
ministry
Is
represent
Uve
of
all
Parliamentary
parties
Including
Labor.
The
new
Premier
hat
been
one
of
the
leading
advocate
of
a
more
aggressive
war
policy,
having
said
that
"we
should
make
war
everywhere
and
at
all
times
until
victory
Is
eommerrlal
relations
need
not
pe-vent
Rula
frctn
rema'nlni
strW-
Popular
Vote
For
Alberta;
;
Results
Of
Elections
In
Province
In
1926,1930,1935
rUMONTCN.
Marph
21:
CP
Following
was
the
popular
vote
in
Indian
three
Alberta
eencral
elections
with
the
number
of
members
elected
In
brackets:
Social
JCredit
u.
f.-a:
Liberal
Conservative
Labor
Independent
Liberal-Independent
CommunUt
Oihrs
Total
Votes
Polled
Total
Names
on
List
1923
71.967
47,150
40.031
14,123
1.254
252
175.K
ly
neutral
nor
from
negotiating
for
;
;
...
trad'
with
Great
Britain
and
.
.
Vrnntt
Th
A11W
erwld
oroide
1
I
foriQl
rail&VdikUia
atiaflA
nil
All
t,mH
n.h-needed
machln-
rv
In
r.t"rn
ffr
which
raw
mater-
T
QViniir
I
ncc
U1
-Mii
be
rt
bv
RuMla.
LiineS
UllUYY
JLUoa
"The
Soviet
seeks
pea-e
and
wan
tr
V.en
out
of
the
European
war."
acwdlna;
to
the
spokesman
who
a
Id
that,
when
Russia
had
sought
British
mediation
In
the
1930
1935
163,700
(
56)
1431
74,187
(391
331)63
(
7)
46,275
'111
89
815
5)
I
4)
25,449
(
6
19.358
(
2
(
6)
14334
(
4
5.036
27,351
(
3)
4.177
5,771
752
188.219
301,752
293,758
37
8
Z
19
VOTING
IS
GOING
ON
Soldiers
And
Sailors
Casting
Federal
Election
Ballots
Here
As
In
Other
Military
Concentration
Points
Soldiers
and
sailors
stationed
at
Prince
Rupert,
like
those
at
all
i
military
concentration
points
all
over
Canada,
are
now
voting
in
the
federal
election.
Polling
start-
ed
last
Saturday
and
will
continue!
until
election
eve
with
the
excep-'
"n
f
Good
Friday
and
Easter
I
Monday.
TODAY
IS
QUIET
IN
WAR
AREA
Lull
After
Storm
Since
End
of
Last
Week
Brief
Air
Raid
Over
Shetland
Islands
Britain
Will
Attack
Subs?
Further
Casualties
at
Sea,
With
v.i.1.
Miin
nffVrrv
Are
--
ach
soldier
to
cast
a
ballot
for
a
I
Reported
Today
candidate
In
his
home
riding.
With
each
unit
collecting
Its
own
votes,,
LONDON,
March
21:
(CPi
The
he
sneclal
ballots,
in
which
the
British
Air
Ministry
said
today:
may
may
'
i
.
..
i
soldier
or
sailor
as
the
case
"One
enemy
aircrau
appeared
over
-
-
a
.
t
U
be
fills
In
the
name
of
the
candl-lthe
Shetlanas"
ana
an
air
ram
4tf
rm
thn
ntarpH
in
smTpH
.
warnlne
was
sounded
for
fifteen
envelopes
and
all
are
forwarded
to
the
Captain
Charles
W.
McCool
of
Edmonton,
the
special
returning
minutes.
Following
crippling
of
the
Isle
of
Srlt
air
base
It
was
reported
that
officer
for
British
Columbia.
Sas-(German
submarine
bases
In
the
katchewan.
Alberta
and
Yukon
Territory,
by
whom
they
are
distributed
nrlor
to
being
assigned
to
thy
eeneral
results
of
the
riding
to
which
they
belong.
Baltic
Sea
would
be
the
next
probable
targets
of
British
bombers.
Except
for
war
at
sea.
there
was
not
much
action
today,
it
being,
generally
speaking,
quiet
after
more
Intensive
action
both
In
land
and
sea
fighting
since
the
end
of
the
week.
The
Admiralty
denied
the
Ger-
iman
contention
that
nine
British
warshlos
and
merchantmen
had
been
sunk
in
an
attack
on
a
convoy
enses
$2,586,743.
Mauretania
are
,
now
ploughing
v
0ff
Scotland
yesterday.
It
said
that
uncertain
waters
mjtgamble,
with
British
Columbia
coastal
Anrrey
nNreslairrhlfcll
Wgtf'TThtd
VSfiSaTiSiAtaL
-Srar?lni
Vancouver
i
abandoned
and
another
Norwegian
Slightly
over
twelve
hours
after
...
.
'ar
well
'as
a
Swedish
ship
had
been
VAVrouvER
ANr
ov
March
21
v
-A
sur"
the
35.739-ton
itauretania
sailed
.
hlt.
Two
naval
planes
and
anti-l.t
-ne
pier
at
New
York,
where
J
of
radondittoas
e
flff
she
had
been
tied
up
for
three
coa
o
hera
months,
the
giant
80.000-ton
Queen
rrtnrj
matters
dealing
with
range
i
i
.,
u..Ar
di-
anu
covcraKe.
urusraxns,
xuuui,
.
.
Later
it
was
announced
that
outbound.
Destinations
were
un-
"ZZUhlxty
men
were
feared
lost
from
known
but
it
was
presumed
that
lrfisc1ePt,"
,"dltInS.5eInJ
two
Danish
shins.
Bothal
and
VI-
they
were
enrout?
.in
dangerous
missions
as
t"xFsh.ps.
War
News
m
NEUTRALS
ON
SrOT
LONDON
Secretary
for
War
Oliver
Stanley
today
warned
neutrals
including
the
United
States,
that
the
Allies
would
probably
have
to
resort
to
the
same
tactics
concerning
them
as
Germany
seems
to
be
successfully
following.
The
time
has
come
when
the
neutrals
must
take
sides
one
way
or
the
other
In
the
war.
FURTHER
DEMANDS
STOCKHOLM
Soviet
Russia
Is
increasing
its
territorial
demands
uoon
Finland,
according
to
re
ports
reaching
here.
The
frontier
will
have
to
be
further
west
In
Finland
than
the
peace
delegation
was
at
first
told.
There
is
nothing
else
for
the
delegation
to
do
but
comply.
Premier-Foreign
MJnister
V.
M.
Molotov
of
Russia
will
visit
Berlin
over
the
week-end,
it
is
reported.
k
nk"
northst
coas
the
CBR
orodutlon
staff
for
the
f
Canadian
Broadcasting
Corporation.!
Scand
hJ?S
rZ
the
victim
of
bombing
by
the
Ger-
Ward
left
Vancouver
bv
the
.me.
crdena
Tuesday
night
to
Planes'
11
w
'a.Id,
visit
Alert
Bay.
Ocean
Falls.
Bella!
mw"
W
1
t
2
Ha
been
UUed
"
rcoh.
Prince
Ruoert.
Port
Simpson.
,
,Jh"
Un"e?t?
vsel
a
T
Port
Hardy.
Alice
Arm.
Stewart
and
Z1111
?
"la"e
"
the
of
En?"
all
wav
noints.
Arriving
at
Prince
Rtmert
Friday
nlsht
to
sDend
the
,an.d'
.
.
,
.
lt,
h
brawler
is
reported
week-end
there,
he
wlU
InUrvlew
A,
sunk
with
orily
one
survivor
interefted
persons
in
each
port
of
Summarized,
eight
merchant
call.
Oplnionr
and
suggestions'
dealing
with
all
aspects
of
the
CBC
!
shlDfrsl?
Sca"dln.aTla"
a"d
1
British-have
been-sunk
or
damag-The
will
be
sought
producer
Is
taking
advantage'
bJ
'
bombs
In
the
past
48
hours
with
thirty
men
feared
lost.
or
ten
days
available
at
Easter
from
hi
services
in
connection
with
the;
BC.
Radio
School
broadcasts
to
TJ
I
1
L
make
the
survey.
!
llUi
C'lJClldlla
In
addition
to
being
a
former
teacher
and
having
organized
the
B.C.
Radio
School,
with
which
he
has
been
associated
In
the
past
two
years.
Ward
Is
particularly
well
qualified
to
complete
a
comprehensive
and
all-embracing
survey
of
this
kind.
Quits
As
Head
Of
Grit
Party
"cits
ra
lira
rv
mm
mrm
vm
nraxi
cmiiuzb
i
J
The
C.C.F.
Says
LONDON,
March
21:
(CP)
Right
Hon.
Hore-Bellsha
has
resigned
the
He
has
been
connected
with
radio
chairmanship
of
the
Liberal
Na-broadcastlng
since
1925
and
has
op-
tional
Party
because
he
wishes
eom-erated
and
served
on
stations
in
piete
freedom
to
express
his
views.
Ontario,
the
prairies
and
In
British
Columbia.
,
He
completed
a
similar!
BAR
GOLD
survey
of
the
three
prairie
provlnc-1
LONDON,
(CP)
The
Montreal
es
prior
to
the
establishment
of:
price
of
bar
gold
on
the
London
CBK.
the
CBC-owned
station
at
market
was
unchanged
today
at
Watrous,
Saskatchewan.
$37.54
per
fine
ounce.
No
Canadian
forces
should
be
sent
overseas.
They
ask
for
support
on
the
basis
of
non-participation
of
Canada
In
the
war
except
as
a
supplier
of
materials
in
return
for
hard
cash.
That
Is
what
Mr.
Woodsworth
is
standing
for
in
Winnipeg
and
that
Is
what
his
candidates
are
standing
for
elsewhere
and
the
electors
who
vote
for
them
will
thereby
associate
themselves
with
this
policy
and
accept
responsibility
for
it.
Are
you
prepared
to
accept
this
great
responsibility
and
do
nothing
to
resist
German
domination
of
the
world?
VOTE
FOR
HANSON
And
the
Mackenzie
King
Government
Whose
Policy:
is
a
Safe
and
Sane
Prosecution
of
Canada's
War
Effort
Skeena
Federal
Liberal
Association
of
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
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