in.r
ft
r
and
were
killed
by
..ai
.sharpshooters,
nun
assault
on
a
:
rt
south
ot
Warndt
'pulsed.
j
:.p.n
reconnoitred
over
:
,d
German
aircraft
rn
France.
high
command
!c
French
warpkine
dwn.
.Um
report
tasi
nlfht
i.an
motorized
tercet
..;
fnim
forty
to
filly
ii
r
rnmwp
K
AlhS
AKK
"ic
.Minoruv
iiiiiicuiiirs
In
India
4
ADVOCATED
i.
...
.
...
iA4ut
r
i
nan
in
uruer
io
..
..
......
...
Miate
minority
dlfricul-I
as
between
Hindus
!'
t.
.
the
Moslem
Congress
i-
t'
the
foundation
of
a
'
uutonomous
states
in
i
C.v.i.n
of
complete
indc-India
as
proposed
by
with
a
majority
govern-fry
Hindus
could
not
be
ac-;1
bv
Moslems.
Termination
Bii
ish
rclme
would
bring
':
'
hanfj
to
India.
Mo-tem
Congress
demand-
'TOonii
wnt
nvircoa
from
W'l
be
Hut!
uutd
finrnlncf
nnv
'''n
nation.
War
Duty
Is
Clear
Reynaud
mtis.
March
26:
(CP)
;
lfPmir'"
Pa"l
neynaud
told
the
Mn:n
nation
In
n
rnrfta
roartraKt
today
that
the
"gov-
frnmrnt
j,
duty
ciCar-to
yk
war
"
Hitler
expected
h"
o
opinion
In
France,
"e
id.
and
a
?ltary
crues
but
the:
did
-
nau-riallze.
''Our
decisions
T
ft
f
O
Q
O
acts
LONDON.
March
26:-
FERVID
Dutch
frontier
to
Ea,tcr
rnensage.
milfs
six
Danish
4
APPEAL
Pope
Pius
ex
horted
that
the
excessive
desire
for
conquest
be
curbed
and
de
anrourcr
Bl
Misijuri.
JM
U.
Bralome,
10.65.
Cariboo
Quarts.
2.44.
Dentonla.
.01
V.
Falrview.
S)i.
Gold
Belt,
2.
Mlnto.
.02.
Noble
Five.
JOO?.
Pend
Oreille,
1.65.
h
Pioneer,
2.17.
Premier,
156.
Privateer.
.65.
Reeve
MacDonald,
.19.
Reno.
XI.
'
1
Relief
Arlington.
,08.
Salmon
Oold.
.03.
Sheep
Creek.
1.10.
Cariboo
Hudson,
.04.
Oils
A.
P.
Con..
.15.
Calmont,
.37.
C.
&
E..
1.96.
Freehold,
.02.
Home.
2.45.
Royal
Canadian,
.17
V.
Okalta,,
1.14.
Mercury,
.06.
Prairie
Rojltle.
.17.
Toronto
Aldermac.
.26.
Beattte.
1.05.
Central
Pat..
2.19.
Con.
Smelters,
43.25.
East
Malartlc.
3.75.
Fernland,
.03.
Francoeur,
.49.
Oods
Lake.
.53.
Hardrock.
1.08.
Int.
Nickel,
43.00.
Kerr
Addison,
2i2.
little
Long
Lac,
3.20.
McLeod
Cockshutt,
1.99-
Madscn
Red
Lake.
.44.
McKenzio
Red
Lake,
U9.
Moneta,
.75.
Noranda,
72.12.
Picklo
Crow,
3.75.
Preston
East
Dome,
2.26.
San
Antonio,
2.29.
Sherrltt
Gordon,
.91.
Uchl.
.74.
Bouscadillac,
.04
H.
Moslier,
.07.
Oklcnd.
.06li.
Bmelters
Gold,
.01.
Dominion
Bridge,
27.00.
BAR
HOW
mmnvt
rrn.The
Montreal
maricet
wras
um.i"i--$37.54
per
fine
ounce.
I
T.
W.
Brown.
plored
such
tactics
as
bombing
of
'Vance
open
cities
and
civilian
popula-indlson
and
Walter
Johnson.
-
i
.
i
u
n
.
ri.
C
T
A.kk
n
the
returning
of-
,
fleer.
exuecti
h
tojil
vote
will
run
between
2900
and
3000.
I
Mtn
Edith
Jhn)ne
Is
sslst-
Injr
the
returning
officer
as
elec
tion
clerk
with
other
officials
for
the
day
as
follow:
-
Demitv
RMornln?
Officers
Wll-
Pope
Tlus
MaVe
ImprcsOre
State-
l'
Umh'r
Rrtr
Thlff.
John
menls
In
His
Easter
Menace
fPmllh
Rlchrnd
Mortimer,
n,
M.
Hunt.
Mio)-n
Method.
WlHUm
ROME.
March
26:
In
a
special
'wt
Mr
vr
M..fn.
The0
Oollart.
John
OrifH.h.
Mrv
Lsura
Mitchell
John
A.
A1n
ni,
i.
Rorle.
Mies
Irene
Mitchell.
W.
D.
.Doustas
Duncan.
W.
L.
outcome
of
the
election
In
Skeena
would
appear
to
be
that
it
centres
between
the
Liberal
and
C.
C.
F.
candidates.
WEATHER
IS
POOR
EDMONTON,
March
26:
(CP)
The
second
count
in
the
Alberta
.provincial
election
Is
not
expected
j
to
be
completed
before
Wednesday
or
Thursday.
It
Is
already
evident
that
many
candidates
have
lost
their
deposits.
TODAY'S
WEATHER
Prince
Rupert
Cloudy,
southeast
wind,
five
miles
per
hour;
barom-
leter,
29.09;
temperature,
48;
visibility,
25
miles;
sea
smooth.
I
Triple
Island
Cloudy,
south
southeast
wind,
eight
miles
per
hour;
visibility,
25
miles;
light
ripple.
Langara
Island
Overcast,
east
southeast
wind,
25
miles
per
hour;
LONDON,
March
26:
leaders.
At
Continued
Ship
Sinking
WAS
ONCE
(CP)
RALKANS
ARE
HOT
Next
Developments
of
Importance
in
European
Situation
Expected
There
LONDON.
March
26:
(CP
(The
Balkans
are
increasingly
considered
the
coming
"hot
tspof
of
the
European
war.
There:
seems
little
PREMIER
PROVINCIAL
LIBRARY
.
7
I
J
earner
forecast
She
mmm
Tomorrows
Tides
n
r.
"
Rupert
and
Queen
Char-...
High
...
3:26
am.
22.1
ft.
i
snds
Strong
southeast
16:11
pm.
19.5
ft.
pairs,
unsciuea
ana
mild
Low
10:00
a.m.
22
ft.
i
'i
l
ain.
22:10
pjn.
5.8
ft.
i
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITIS
H
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
XXIX
No.
72.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
MARCH
26,
1940.
PRICE:
S
CENTS
INv'
I1M
IS
ASED
drrable
M.
ty
On
rsttrn
Front
V
VTe
ocr
To
Dutt
mm.
March
ZB:
nn-
troops
took
over
a
new
ec
SEA
LOSS
'GOOD
VOTE
I,
LESS
NOWi
RECORDED
i
i
Unconvoyed
Neutral,
Worst
Suf.
.Total
Of
700
Ballots
Cast
Up
To!
ferers
In
War
At
Sea-Two
j
Noon
In
Federal
Balloting
wtiiuau
mxii
torpedoed.
I
With
cloudy
but
fair
weather
During
prevailing,
up
to
noon
today
a
Five
Man
Cabinet
For
War
;
BOUND
TO
WIN
WAR
'
Mastery
of
Allies
In
Air
is
table,
Declares
Sir
KIngsley
OTTAWA.
Wood
LONDON.
March
26
No
matter
the
week
ending
March
24
not
a
total
of
700
ha
tints
Viarl
Kosn
mi
t
A
Dallv
Mall
fforecast
xavx
hnm
Inno
tho
nrar
mav
last.
Rlr
of
the
front
from
the
French
uniun
smP
was
lost
in
the
In
the
federal
election
In
Prince
there
will
be
a
toyr
five
man
KIngsley
Wood.
Secretary
for
Air.
jy
thus
extending
the
British
war
at
fica
wld
an
official
state-'Rupert,
Indicating
that
It
will
be
wa"
cabinet
consMlnc
of
First
expressed
confidence
today
that
the
ment
today.
Eight
unconvoyed
a
heahr
vote
on
this
occasion
Lord
of
the
Ad-jdralty
Wins-
Allies
would
win.
He
spoke
of
the
March
26;
Artillery
"W"1
M
naa.
nowever,
ben
than
in
the
last
federal
election
to"
Churchill.
Plane
Minister
aerial
preparedness
of
Great
Bri-f:.
ncral
with
renewed
unk
Two
erman
ships
had
been.on
October
14,
1935.
The
voting
Neville
Chamberliln,
Chancel-
tain
and
France,
declaring
that
tiir
entire
wetern
torpedoed
during
the
period
by
was
light
until
shortly
after
10
,or
of
the
Exchequer
Sir
John
their
mastery
in
the
air
was
inevl-iiad
there
was
also
In-
new
British
naval
drive
'o'clock
when
It
started
to
become
Simon.
Foreign
Secretary
Vis-
table.
i
with
aerial
activity
a8alnt
shipments
of
ore
and
other;
heavier.
There
was
quite
a
rush
count
Halifax
and
Lord
Privy
.
There
was
a
gen-
commodities
from
Scandinavia
to'at
noon
hour
and
the
movement
Sal
Sir
Sa-neJ
jHoan?.
The
up
of
flghtlfif
after
,ne
K"
ito
the
polls
kcot
up
In
substantial
-"Weal
correxmdent
of
the
Praciriptlf
III
.t,i
It
ta
the
flrat
time
since
the
out-'volume
Into,
the
afternoon.
The
n""v
Hpm
nriioai
British
1
1
coiucui
Ji
a;
f
local
patrol
ac-
break
of
war.
the
Admiralty
an-
polls
close
at
6
nm.
and
well
with-
4
lbor
n""-""-.
dWerflUre-
p
.
T)
f
c
Oi
rman
troopers
ap-
nounce.
tha.t
a
week
has
passed
In
an
hour
It
Is
expected
the
city
ht
Prime
Minister
VUSld
JAlld
VIl
i
French
line
near
whout
a
loss
of
a
slnle
British
or
I
result
will
b
known.
fhmhe-u-
.--
River
with
an
antt-
French
merchant
ship.
The
election
machinery
was
'
ed
the
oouibilltv
If
a
coalition
Tne
emnt
neutral
ships
included
mnnln
smoothly
here
with
very
"""rnment
with
Tabor
party
Visit
To
U.S.
WASHINGTON.
March
2
The
Persldent
of
Costa
Rlra
and
his
!!r,,Ie
,thC
v."
10f,P2l
Ch;k,?y?erf-
S
n
view
of
inlnsiv
dlpto-
Bl,
Jobs
Awarded
nUflc
discoveries
for
bringing
O.
Kennedy.
J.
R
K
ngs
Mrs
R.
matlc
actlvUy
fle.
with
Convertinc
of
ciu
luciiia
j
.
t
,
.?"!...!'!"
thousands
""
southeastern
Europe
may
be
mom-
iStaVinO"
Oil
tne
of
worshippers
who
vii
uiujtug
hMrd
pontiff
such
as
have
rxla-.
from
his
Nw
t
".ff
where
he
spent!
week-end,
dispelled
J
i'
:e
wuld
be
a
aen-
.dale
in
New
Jersey
atenlen.t
"I
have
no
t
continue
d6Ue
&n
American
mln-
;da
"
Mr.
Cromwell
:
der
fire
In
Wash-
a
pro-Ally
speech
4
seldom
been
A
W
A
March
26:
CP
Oive
Us
Pepce
Jean
Ntckerson.
Miss
Evelyn
Oras-
entarlly
expected.
was
one
ot
thelorie.
Mss
Tckla
Fulton.
J.
D.
INorWaV
1
rOteSlS
to
crJn-which
went
up
from
the
mul-lMcLeodJphn
Balfour.
C.
K.
Ytre
11.
"tltude.
'
"
tberg
antf
Mrs.
O.
A.
Hunter.
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(OourUtr
8.
D
JobruKoa
Oo.)
An
Impartial
opinion
as
to
the
re-
V
-:
..
in
Connection
Prince
Robert
And
Prince
David
March
25:
PREMIER
IS
DEAD
SUDDENLY
Rt.
Hon.
Michael
Joseph
Savage'
Of
New
Zealand
Passes
Away
i
-jrtth
Savage
as
Prime
Minister
Savage
began
life
as
a
shop,
as-
wife
arrived
in
Washinaton
veter-,sistant.
later
worked
in
a
mine
rnets
at
the
White
House,
a
state
he
went
to
New
Zealand
and
be
dinner
being
piven
'n
their
rtfwwj
an
to
take
an
in
active
active
part
part
in
in
poll
Hut
nUht
by
President
and
Mrs.;
tics.
He
was
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt.
Changing;
Coast
Liners
For
War
Bearing
out
previous
announce-!
A
bachelor
on
ments.the.ust
of
war
supply
board
minuter.
Savage
DAMAGE
IS
EXTENSIVE
j
Eye-Witness
Accounts
Discount
Refutations
of
Nazi
Propagandists
LONDON,
March
26.
Eye-witnes3
accounts
published
in
the
London
WELLINGTON,
New
Zealand.
:
DaUy
Egress
confirm,
despite
Ger-
March
26:
(CP)
Prime
Minister
man
Qeniau,
inai
exwnsive
damage
Michael
Joseph
Savage
of
NewlWas
done
by
Royal
Air
Force
Zealand
died
suddenly
today.
He
on
tne
German
aerial
base
at
had
been
Premier
since
1935.
He
the
15140(1
sy"
!ast
Wednesday,
was
sixty-eight
years
of
age.
j
Several
German
alrplahes
were
des-Premler
Savage,
an
Australian,
troyed.
Two
anti-aircraft
batteries
sprang
to
the
forefront
politically
were
wt
33
wel1
as
an
ammunition
In
his
adopted
New
Zealand
whenidumP-
he
succeeded
Harry
Holland
as
u
15
sBeested
that
American
leader
of
the
Labor
party
in
1933.
newspaper
correspondents
who
were
Two
years
later
he
led
the
narty
taken
to
the
supposed
scene
by
the
to
victory
in
the
general
election
German
propaganda
ministry
and
which
toppled
the
coalition
gov-
tnen
discounted
the
damage
which
ernment
of
O.
W.
Forbes
and
sent
was
aone
werc
not
shown
the
whole
Labor
Into
the
office
for
the
first
r
the
Wand
of
Sylt
and
were
care-
i
full?
guided
awav
from
the
dam.
v
n
VMMV
UMkVt
la
'
"
-
aged
sections.
The
Admiralty
announces
that
fourteen
Canadians
and
fifteen
other
Dominion
fliers
dav
for
a
trood
will
tour
of
the
Un-
land
then
became
interested
in
the
.
nrclpated
in
the
Isle
of
Sylt
ited
States
and
were
ovenleht
i
co-operative
movement.
In
1907irald.
poll-'
JUI
nl
elected
to
the
House
lYIanV
1
llgrilllS
(the
leader
of
the
Labor
party
inJn
Holy
Land
J
When
he
became
Prime
Minister
in
1935
Savage
was
neither
a
spectacular
leader
nor
a
brilliant
iebater.
But
he
had
attained
immense
popularity
with
his
labor
followers
and
was
a
calm,
deliber
ate
speaker.
Always
outspoken,
he
had
achieved
respect
by
his
fear
lessness
in
speech.
He
had
won
a
reputation
as
a
steady
man,
pains-akin?,
thorough
and
conscien-
CP)
itious.
Thousands
Of
Worshippers
At
Holy
Sepulchre
In
Jerusalem
JERUSALEM,
March
26:
Thousands
of
Easter
pilgrims
flocked
into
Jerusalem
and
visited
the
Church
of
the
Holy
Sepulchre.
Presentation
To
becoming
prime
jLadv
Tweedsmuir
moved
from
I
J
:
conwacw
Rives
oanicuiars
oivwofAucsiand;
where
he
had
lived
for;
v.
-
former
vessels
of
the
Canadian
Na-i
is
years
.to
Wellington,
the
isi-.'Handsome
Mink
Coat
For,
Widow
i
Uonal
Steamships
on
the
Pacific
j
and
dominion's
capital.
With
him
;Coat
being
converted
Into
armed
went
a
former
Heme
ay,
Auck-j
merchant
cruisers.
The
Burrard
land.
famUy.
He
had
shared
their
I
1
.
.
'
.
.....
I
n
i.
r
r
.r
l
,r
ury
io.
o
inunu
aucuuici
nonie
since
ne
iirst
came
to
Newl
1
-
.
1
fiMnU1
,
.
n
t.
n
'
n
.
J
.
1
..
I
'c
oju.wu
cuuudu
uu
wic.caiana
ana
as
ne
con-
.
-
premier
,
x,nn,-
u
i.
March
26.
it
is
4W.w-,.
Norway,
hii
?
5teflmer
Prlnce
d..
ur
Robert
whUe
the;tinued
woi,.
to
do
so.
IVs
Ship
Passes
Through
Panama
Canal
Today
Believed
Headed
For
Australia
CHRISTOBAL.
March
26:
(CP)
I
Confirming
speculation
that
she
is
I
to
be
used
in
Australian
expeditton-j
ary
force
transport
service,
the
lin
er
Mauretanla,
which
lelt
New
YorK
general
store
in
Benalla.
Following
a
big
bank
crash
in
1983
young
Savage,
like
many
other
Victorians,
went
to
New
South
Wales
in
search
of
work.
He
found
a
Job
with
the
owner
of
a
big
sheep
station.
Seven
years
later
he
returned
to
Victoria.
He
worked
in
a
deep
al
luvlal
mine
at
North
Prentice.
At
the
same
time
he
bacame
inter
ested
in
politics
and
the
co-oper
atlve
movement.
He
became
sec
retary
of
North
Prentice's
poll
ticai
laDor
council.
He
also
organized
a
co-operative
store
and
bakery.
In
1907,
at
the
age
of
35,
he
left
Australia
for
New
Zealand,
settling
down
at
Auckland.
Savage
quickly
became
actively
Interested
in
the
Labor
movement
as
a
mem-
Sir
John
Sul".
J""
nJrlmeja
few
days
ago,
passed
through
the
bef
of
severa,
local
organlzatlons.
Minister
of
.Newfoundland,
!
bound
Panama
Canal
Pacific
today.
In
mg
ne
WM
elecd
t(J
the
Passes
ST.
JOHN'S,
Newfoundland,
March
26:
(CP)
Sir
Richard
Squires,
former
Prime
Minister
of
Newfoundland,
Is
dead
here
at
the
age
of
sixty
years.
Tonight's
train,
due
from
the
East
at
11
o'clock,
was
reported
this
afternoon
to
be
on
time.
W,lllalm
Ross,
charged
with
vag
vtslbll!t$V,S
nnles;
sea
moderately
Magistrate
McClymont
nnd
was
re-ruughi
I
manded
for
sentence
J
TO
RESUME
Expert
is
Conferring
Today
In
Rome
ROME,
Mrach
26:
(CP)
E.
W.
Playfatr,
British
government
com-
.merclal
expert,
conferred
today
rancy
by
begging,
appeared
in
city
with
Italian
authorities
with
a
view
barometer,
29.84.
temperature,
45;
police
court
this
morning
before
to
reopening
trade
negotiations
House
of
Representatives
for
Auckland
West.
He
still
held
the
same
seat
16
years
later
when
he
became
premier.
TRADE
TALK!
Weather
Forecast
British
Government
Commercial'
General
Synopsis
A
deep
depres
sion
Is
centred
west
of
Vancouver
Island
and
the
pressure
is
relatively
high
east
of
the
Rockies.
The
weather
has
been
mild
throughout
this
province
while
strong
winds
and
rain
prevail
on
the
coast.
Of
Late
GovernorrGeneral
OTTAWA,
Iarchj26
(CP)
The
lif
ttorihet
wmen
Of
Oanida
from
Yukon
Territory-
t4
Cape"
Brtoiik
Lady
Tweedsmuir
has
been
pres-
learned
nere
aenverea
a
snara
..
.
..
,
...
.
.
aa
u-uj
I
,
.
.,
t
.
.
.,'
naiuax
jsnioyarcs
are
convening
"une
cannot
live
witn
people
lor
.mi
a
iwuuwiuj
nuns
coai
Ma
ch
7
to
the
Nazi
.
.
I
protest
on
gov-
,.
t5iSmn
,n.
n
.v.,
1
before
.leavine
on
.hp
rt,,m
tn
ernment
of
Germany
over
the
sink
ing
of
Norwegian
vessels
in
violation
of
international
law.
This
was
De
tract.
fore
the
latest
wave
of
Oerman
at-:
T,0,Lni.e
I
tacks
upon
neutral
vessels.
Great
I
CaCHclS
in
Inclement
Condition,
Prevail
Britain
has
sent
a
reply
to
Norway
,
.
-
Throughout
Canada
for
Election
In
regard
in
auac.es
on
uerman
iJiniiai
ITieei
,
pa
ships
carrying
Scandinavian
ore!
.denying
violation
of
International
laws
respecting
wariarc.
ivunicnuon
ui
dhiimi
voiumuia
I
VANCOUVER.
March
26:
(CP
!
...lu
tv,.
Jn.
ii..
nn.ninff
(
Session
Under
Wav
At
Van-
I
Indicated
a
substantial
vote
in
Van-
I)
At
f
AJ
j
A
I
BOLIVIA
'
i
couver
ridings
today.
The
rush
was
D
vJLil
V
l
rart
narticularly
Inula
rlv
notlnl
noticeable
In
the
West
End
which
is
Included
In
Vancou-
ver
Centre
where
the
candidate
oft
the
government
is
Hon.
Ian
Mac-
prairies.
Election
Count
Still
Proceeds
.Many
Candidates
in
Alberta
Already
Known
to
Have
Lost
Deposits
TROUBLE
Ikenzie.
'Martial
Law
Declared
In
I
Threatening
rain
was
the
most
American
Republic
Following
prevalent
weather
condition
Revolt
of
Fusiliers
siege
(a
form
of
martial
law)
after
an
early
morning
revolt
by
a
regiment
of
fusiliers
had
been
put
down
as
the
rebels
marched
on
the
government
palace.
,
couver
With
Pedagogues
From
All
B.
C.
VANCOUVER.
March
26:
(CP)
CVii-.1
taaitViArc
frrtm
oil
nirtc
nf
!
throughout
the
province
but
winter
i
iS5fl
m
;,rvla'
March
tj?1'
M
AURFTANIA
Izard
two
days
ago.
threatened
to
-The
Bolivian
government
today
IYLtVUIaLi
I
riillri
1
.,
in
fhrjicf
nnrt
n
f
he
aeciarea
a
nauon-vMae
siaw:
m
bond
beine
established."
said
Sav-inland,
seven
representative
wo-
sre
the
day
he
was
invited
by
the
men
8athered
to
make
the
pres-governor-general
to
form
his
cabi-
entatlon.
net.
"I
'Should
feel
lost
without
the
companioship
of
such
friends.1
ine
La
Dor
leader
said
ne
was
arranging
"for
the
good
people
f
i
who
have
looked
after
me"
tofUn
LOWCr
LOSSl
Join
him
in
Wellington.
I
Worked
In
Store
Savage,
notable
in
appearance
iuie
n
me
tor
a
thick
crop
of
curly
hair
and
heavy
eyebrows,
was
born
in
1872,
the
son
of
a
small
farmer
living
near
Benalla,
u
e
faiate
of
Victoria,
Australia.
.British
Columbia
are
assembled
.
',-
,
,u.
.mn
me
ieit
scnooi
at
u
to
worK
m
a
011
(I
livic
vase
antiutiti
vwi
vw
j
.the
British
Columma
Teacners'
I
Federation.
IN
PACIFIC
;;
Earthquake
Felt
Seattle
And
Tacoma
Experienced
Tremor
Saturday
Evening
SEATTLE,
March
26:
(CP)
Northwest
Washington
felt
an
earthquake
shock
Saturday
eve
ning.
It
was
not
severe
and
no
damage
was
done.
Houses
trembled
and
pictures
and
electric
light
fix
tures
shook
in
Seattle
and
Taco
ma.
Hungary
Premier
Meets
Mussolini
Official
Statement
Tells
Of
"Long
And
Cordial"
Conference
With
Pope
Pius
Today
ROME,
March
26:
(CP)
Count
Teleky.
Hungarian
Premier,
met
Premier
Benito
Mussolini
and
Foreign
Minister
Ciano
yesterday
land
will
have
an
audience
with
the
Pope
today.
An
official
statement
said
that
there
had
been
a
long
and
cordial"
conference
be
tween
Teleky
and
Mussolini.
Air
Lines
Very
Safe
WASHINGTON,
D.
C,
March
26:
(CP)
United
States
com-
merclal
air
lines
completed
a
year
of
flying
today
without
fatal
accident
or
serious
in-
Jury
to
passengers
or
crew
members.
More
than
two
mil-
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island
'
lion
passengers
u&ed
the
alr-
whlch
were
sufpended
two
months
Southeast
galea
shifting
to
south..
ways
in
the
period.
ago.
juiouay
ana
miio
vhui
ram
it
t
t