i
r-
earner
ru
clum
j,
Rupert
and
Queen
Char-
....
i
,ands
-
Strong
noutheast
r
gales,
unsettled
and
mild
:"i
rain
XXIX
No.
73.
Liberia
to!-
wa.t
received.
Irvfttlves.
1
Mtif-.lcor
zle
King
had
a
clo.se
run
She
T!'!
C
f
F
national
chairman.
M.
tf0n
George
Black.
National
Oov-
Cc:
"W'
a
was
re-elected
In
Rose-
crnment,
was
elected
in
Yukon
oyer
3
B!.
,:af
and
John
Blackmorc'
Reid
Liberal.
i)
Pri1i
Un..
In
Vl
lilltl
Manitoba
IVBUll
.
was
returned
la
Lcthbriage.,
KnnTTr
m
in
Provlnre
Br
Tiovlnre
Edward
Island
Vcturned
a
d
blor
of
Liberals
to
make
the
fi
tiriy
evident
after
the
polls
'YTrl
K
-4
I.Lt
Neva
E
otia
elected
eleven
Liber-
h
a
.
.
ill
.
.
nflf
i
u
pussiDic
vweivu.
A
U.V.r
.
ii
in
cape
urcion-ouui.
Now
Brunswick,
formerly
Liberal
n
one
exception,
divided
ten
v
i
De;
ween
the
Liberals
and
Na-
final
n
.
"viycrnmcni.
Quebc"
returned
61
Liberals
and
lUlLJCIluClIk
Willi
1
III
117
"
voting
deferred
owing
to
the
"ath
of
the
Liberal
candidate,
WIN
Ontario
elected
twenty-five
Na-"nal
Government
candidates,
the
ame
number
as
last
time,
with
the
mAM
.1.
.
.
.
.
.
.
An
out
landing
Ontario
switch
was
n
Lpcd;
Cnnsorvnllv
.Inen
1003.
iuii,
ii.
a.
tiicwari
was
ac-i
ma
W
Oeorge
T.
Fulford,
Llber-
i.
ne
only
National
Government
sue-
K
11048
ln
Sourls-
inree
k
c.cv
i?.i.
riwnrio
HUll
1.1
lllllll
1J1
in
i
LK
lk
,
,
"v.u
'"e
voung
in
drlel-out
j
wiii
'Wan.
Prime
Minister
W.
RESULT
IS
UNCERTAIN
mMONTON
March
27:
CP
th
.wiion
of
the
minister
of
ag
riculture,
Hon.
D.
B.
MUiien.
in,
Camrose
increased
the
numoer
oi,
Social
Credit
candidates
so
far
def-i
lnltcly
elected
In
Albertas
genera,
provincial
election
to
twenty-three,
six
short
of
a
majority.
The
num
ber
of
Independents
so
tar
ae
m.ic-ly
known
to
be
elected
is
fifteen,
leaving
nine
seats
still
in
doubt.
TELEPHONE
DIRECTORY
Changes
or
New
LuUngs
for
next
issue
of
Telephone
Directory
to
be
made
in
writing
to
Telephone
Partn!ennr
i
City
Hall
not
later
than
April
6th.
British
Columbia
Liberals
10
National
Gov't
4
C.C.F.
1
Independent
1
Skeena
Total
to
I)atea
Hanson
3;990
Weaver
2318
Cameron
1253
Morris
121
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Uuurtfaj
S,
O.
Jootistoo
Co.)
Vancouver
Big
Missouri,
.09
V.
Bralorne,
10.75.
Cariboo
Quartz,
2.44.
Dentonla,
.01
V4.
Fairvlew,
.01.
Oold
Belt,
55.
Hedley
Mascot,
.43.
Mlnto,
.02?4.
Pacific
Nickel,
.08.
Pend
Orlelle,
1.70.
Pioneer,
2.21.
Eremler,
1.25c
Privateer.
.65.
Reeves
McDonald,
.15.
Relief
Arlington,
.0714.
Salmon
Oold,
.03.
Sheep
Creek,
1.10.
Cariboo
Hudson,
.04.
Oils
A.
P.
Con.,
.15.
Calmont,
.35.
C.
&
E.,
1.97.
.
Freehold,
.02.
Home.
2.46.
Royal
Can.,
.17
1j.
Okalta,
1.16.
Mercury,
.06.
Fralrle
Royalties,
.18.
Toronto
Aldermac,
.26.
Beattle,
1.08.
Central
Pat.,
2.157
Cons.
Smelters,
43.00.
East
Malartlc,
3.70.
Fcrnland,
.03.
Francoeur,
.54.
,
Oods
Lake,
.50.
Hardrock,
1.10.
Int.
Nickel,
42.75.
Kerr
Ad'djson,
2.52.
Little
Long
Lac,
3.20.
McLeod
Cockshutt,
2.08.
Madsen
Red
Lake,
.45.
McKenzle
Red
Lake,
1.35
Moneta,
.73.
Noranda,
72.50.
Pickle
Crow,
3.65.
Preston
East
Dome,
2.25.
San
Antonio,
2.43.
Sherrltt
Oordon,
.90.
I
UchI,
.73.
Bouscadilllc.
.041,4.
Moshcr,
.07.
Oklend,
.06.
Smelters
Gold,
.01.
Dominion
Bridge,
36.50
PRnVINHlAI.
Bulletins
UUSSO-FItPNCII
BREAK
PARIS
Complete
break
of
diplomatic
relations
between
Russia
and
France
appears
foreshadowed
In
recall
at
French
request
of
the
Russian
ambassador
to
Paris.
Al.TMtRK
AT
KIKL
BERLIN
The
steamer
Altmark
has
arrived
at
KteL
This
Is
the
prion
ship
which
was
intere-t-ed
some
weeks
aco
by
the
British
Navr
In
Norweeisn
water
and
British
seamen
taken
therefrom.
MUTINY
OF
r.RAF
SPF.E
LONDON
The
Admiralty
announces
that
the
reason
that
the
German
pocket
hatllebip
Graf
Spee
was
sriitMed
in
Montevideo
Harbor
at
the
order
of
Chancellor
Alf
Hitler
was
because
the
crew
of
ihe
vwel
mutinied
and
refused
to
take
her
out.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Dlnewall
returned
to
the
cltv
on
the
Prince
Oeorge
this
morning
after
an
absence
of
the
last
few
months
in
Vancouver.
The
result
In
Prince
Rupert
city
was
in
line
with
those
of
the
rest
of
the
riding.
Only
at
one
of
the
eighteen
polling
divisions
did
Mr.
Hanson
fall
to
lead,
this
being
at
the
waterfront
poll
where
Mr.
(Weaver
received
75
votes
to
37
for
iMr.
Hanson
and
ten
for
Mr.
Cam
eron.
The
returns
for
Skeena,
as
celved
to
date,
are
as
follows:
o
p
3
rt
3
3
a
M
o
S
Prince
Rupert
....484
1582
'
.Smlthers
71
Terrace
60
'
Ocean
Falls
188
Port
Esslngton
...
8
lMassctt
12
Queen
Charlotte
8
Haysport
-
i
314
163
390
26
58
32
13
o
19
5
7
42
1
1
0
re-
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITIS
H
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
MARCH
27,
1940.
Digby
Island
8
Namu
6
Osland
0
Little
Canyon
1
Atlln
30
Spruce
Creek
....
12
Telegraph
Creek
4
Big
Missouri
40
Premier
41
Stewart
74
Anyox
0
Alice
Arm
3
Alyansh
2
Klsplox
0
New
Hazelton
8
South
Hazelton
..
4
Kwlnltsa
0
Inverness
5
Quick
22
Walcott
5
Bella
Bella
5
Bella
Coola
11
Hagensborg
.
6
850
Belarko
2
132(Surf
Inlet
12
139tOona
River
-
-
1
164
Blllmor
..
2
17
1
Galloway
Rapids
1
66
1
Work
Channel
..
0
68
Nadcn
Harbor
....
0
42
Pacofl
-
5
H
M
25
0
23
0
67
4.
54
1
9
0
11
0
12
0
16
0
19
9
13
0
23
1
23
0
29
0
36
1
20
0
11
1
109
2
33
5
48
3
32
0
98
4
164
3
14
0
27
0
18
0
18
1
36
0
18
1
5
5,
9
0
53
0
12
0
65
1
84
2
59
3
16
2
34
2
15
1
2
0
3
0
7
0
7
0
13
0
lr
narty
or
faction
but
the
people
of
the
constituency
as
a
whole
giv-
irr
hi-
best
attention
to
all
rcpre-!
spntatinns
no
matter
from
what'
were
In
keeping
with
the
w
atmosphere
of
goodwill.
4
37
0
5
66
3
22
4
26
9
18
13
18
6
12
6
29
36
6
10
"9
TomorroW
s
Tides
Tides
4:11
am
21.1
ft.
17:10
p.m;
18.1
ft.
Low
10:50
a.m.
3.8
ft.
22:59
pm.
7.4
ft.
general
I
He
was
interests.
"After
all.
the
world
was
...
.
mi
n
near
only
a
lew
uuiuuu
jci
m
there
are
a
few
more
million
years
V-
.
i
nrt
Amf
Coming,
lie
cwiuucuuru
laughter.
The
C.C.F.
efficiency
but
sentiment
must
be
nvAar'nA
o
c
troll
nc
rpacnn
Pan
manifested
to
listen
tolerantly
to
opinions
as
well
as
to
give
(hem
was
a
factor
ln
which
he
saw
much
hope.
riding
and
their
sugestions
and
,
tapre&ntatlves,
-a
member
could
5
ndt
give
the
best
service
and
he
27
hoped
these
would
bo
freely
forth
PRICE:
i
CENT3
Victory
Is
Greatest
Yet
ackenzie
King's
Wartime
Gov't
Given
Fresh
Mandate;
Is
Now
In
Stronger
Positon
Than
Before
Mackenzie
in
Vancouver
Manitm
Defeated
Hut
j
Woodsworth
May
Be
Re-Electcd
I
OTTAWA,
March
27:
(CP)
Whisked
back
to
power!
i
i.
i
:
o
i!
t
r1
ercaiesi
majority
ever
uccurucu
m
a
Canadian
gen-
rlertion,
the
wartime
Liberal
government
of
Rt.
Hon.
T
P.
I.
r
If
-
-WW
.
1
i
1
1
i
1
Urn
Lyon
AiacKcnzie
rung
prepares
louay
ior
iisuisk
h
a
fresh
mandate,
giving
it
a
stronger
position
than
r
Party
standings
on
the
civilian
vote
at
10
o'clock
this
ve
seau
as
leirowa:
,
Government.
38.
ray.7.
ogreaslve.
3.
Liberal,
3.
r
rm.
t.
.t.
1.
Undsllde
was
greater
whn
Rt.
Hon.
R.
B.
defratd
and
over-Di
R
J.
Manlon.
:
-
vf
leader,
who
was
F
r-
WUIUm
by
Rv.
f
ibcral.
and
whose
Na-r.mcnt
party
was
fe-
Of
candidate
n.nnJnir
NaUAnnl
Hovprnmont
In
V
nviUnn
voir
but
In
w
nners
held
substan-ic
-
whirh
are
unlikely
-
m!
when
the
active
reported
next
week,
liberal
war
cabinet
1
to
fflce
including
Mackenzie,
minister
of
Vancouver
Centre.
u
figure
defeated
W
xiaworth.
C.C.F.
leader.
r..'-ed
in
Winnipeg
North
.114
lead
over
A.
R
Mac-
m
rnnce
Albert,
nit
majority
being
about
1000.
Alberta
failed
to
support
New
Democracy
candidates
as
strongly
as
In
1935
when
only
one
Liberal
and
one
Conservative
were
elected
with
fifteen
Social
Crediters.
In
BrltUh
Columbia
The
Liberals
counted
ten
victories
In
British
Columbia,
a
gain
of
three
over
1935.
National
Gov
ernment
won
four,
C.C.F.
one
and
Independent
one.
The
latest
Liberal
victory
In
British
Columbia
came
today
when
the
election
of
James
Sinclair.
Liberal.
ws
Indicated
In
Vancouver
North
ever
the
former
C.C.F..
C.
Orint
.UacVellL
I
Hon.
If.
H.
Stevens.
Reconstruc-
this,
lost
out
In
Kamloor
to
the
former
Liberal
member.
TJ.
O'Neill,
Other
members
otlat
Parliament
elected
were
Gray
Turgeon
in
Cariboo,
Tom
Held
in
New
Westminster.
Olor
Hanson
In
Skeena.
Ian
Mackenzie
In
Vancouver
Centre.
O
O
McClWr
In
Vancouver-Burrard.
all
Liberals;
H.
C.
Ofeen.
Vancouver
South,
and
Orote
Stirling
in
Yale.
A
A
Haos.
C.C.F
.
Winnipeg
voiinnol
riflvommpnt:
Ansui
Mac-
H
W
D.
Herrtdge.
found-
(
Jnnl
c
c
F
,n
Vancouver
Bast,
and
'
K.
v
Democracy
In
Ktndersley.
.
Nemt
independent
In
Comox-
!
leader
runner-up.
In
J
rjr.
O.
E.
L.
MacKinnon,
National
H
C
11.
Cahin.
former
Government,
was
elected
In
Kooten-
8tate
In
Montreal-St.
ay
tnc
former
H.
H.
Stevens
.
M.
m
(
1
Itmki
'
ted
Farmer
of
Ontario
In
cariboo
the
C.C.F.
candidate.'
npr
for
Orey-Bruce
since
wnillam
Irvine,
gave
Turgeon
a
good
t
to
W.
E.
Harris.
Llb-'run
e
N'aUonal
Oovernmentl
candidate.
Fred
Stephens,
trailing,
far
behind.
I
Allan
Chambers.
Liberal.
wcn
Nanalmo
from
the
ana
'
r
t;
'
aid
himself
that
he
was
Qeorge
Cruickshank
won
Fraser
t
'Tuie
result
until
the
mill-
valley
for
the
Liberals
from
Con-
Election
Summaries
Canada
Liberals
176
National
Gov't
38
C.C.F
8
New
Democracy
...
7
Lib.
Prog.
3
Ind.
Liberal
3
United
Reform
Independent
.
.
.
Unity
Deferred
Doubtful
.
1
.
1
.
1
.
1
.
6
Easy
Winner
j
Political
Hatchet
Buried
With
OLOF
HANSON
E.
T.
Applewhaite
of
Stewart,
after
having
been
here
and
elsewhere
in
this
part
of
the
district
for
the
past
couple
of
weeks
la
connection
?.lth
the
federal
election
campaign,
Mutual
Goodwill;
Fraternizing
Of
Candidates
In
Party
Rooms
Prince
Rupert
buried
its
federal
election
hatchet
soon
after
the
results
of
the
battle
of
the
ballots
became
known
last
night
on
a
high
note
of
goodwill
and
amicability
which
"
us
a
fitting
culmination
to
a
campaign
which
all
parties
nhe.-itatingly
admitted
was
one
of
the
cleanest
and
least
Mtt.pr
that
has
ever
been
staged
locally.
This
spirit
could
have
b;en
nc
better
Illustrated
than
:
by
incident
which
occurred
at
coming.
This
was
of
particular
im-fimmittee
rooms
of
the
Liberals,
portance
In
a
riding
of
such
vast
National
Government
and
Co-oper-
size
as
Skeena.
He
would
continue
ative
Commonwealth
Federation
!
to
eive
the
best
service
he
could,
parties,
the
highlights
being
calls
He
had
no
quarrel
with
his
political
which
were
made
and
reciprocated
opponents.
In
the
past
he
had
be?n
by
the
candidates
and
sentiments
abIe
co-operate
with
those
who
which
were
exprejsed.
might
have
differed
with
him
po-
The
Liberal
candidate.
Olof
Han-
Utlcally.
Speaking
0f
present
wortd
son.
early
took
occasion
to
visit
the
conditions,
Mr.
Hanson
commented:
committee
rooms
of
the
National
"We
re
a11
Pce
lovers
and
we
all
Government
and
C.CJ.
where
he
want
peace
but
we
have
been
shov-
-as
heartilv
received
and
A-elcom-
ed
into
a
chaos
and
we
must
all
give
ed.
Mr.
Hanson,
ln
speaking
at
or
our
best
ln
fighUng
our
way
out
hese
committee
rooms,
made
it
It."
'tear
that
it
would
continue
to
be
9-
it
naa
Deen
in
tne
past
rus
poacy
sailed
by
the
Prince
George
this
to
represent
at
Ottawa
no
particu
afternoon
on
his
return
home.
SKEENA
GIVES
HANSON
CLEAR
MAJORITY
OVER
FIELD,
'TIS
INDICATED
TRAGEDY
DETAILS
ouarter
thev
mt;ht
arise.
He
ex-
Further
Particulars
Of
How
Ocean
pre'sed
goodwill
for
those
who.
Falls
Logger
Came
To
Grim
might
have
ooposed
him
In
thej
End
election
ard
the
hone
that,
now
the
j
cmtest
wps
over,
he
might
receive
Further
Details
have
reached
their
co-oneratlonj
and
enjoy
their
the
city
of
the
untimely
death
of
-rntidence
in
the
'task
oterrtng
Marvin
Gore,
well
known
logger
the
Tidine-and
the
country.
of
Ocean
Falls
"and"
Bella
Coola,
Liter
George
Cameron,
the
Na-
who
was
killed
recently
down
the
irend
OI
KCSUltS
licncrally
iOt
JlUCh
Jiltlerent
lhan
in
tional
Government
candidate,
and'eoast
by
JalUng!
Into
the
engine
1935
Weaver
Second
Man
Cameron
Loses
His
Deposit
1
1-
Seventy-five
out
of
115
polls
in
Skeena
riding
this
morning
gave
the
total
vote
to
date
as
follows:
Hanson,
Liberal,
3990;
Cameron,
National
Government,
125.1.
Weaver,
C.C.R,
231S.
Morris,
Independent
Liberal,
121.
The
remaining
polls
have
a
maximum
total
of
2200
votes.
Results
of
Yesterday's
federal
election
voting
in
Skeena
riding
indicate
that
Olof
Hanson,
the
Liberal
can
1
didate
for
re-election,
received
more
votes
than
his
three
Rupert
city.
I
opponents
combined.
Of
course,
the
returns
are
still
in
complete
and
there
is
a
remote
possibility
that,
when
all
George
Weaver
the
C.
C.
F.
candl-
0f
his
boat,
date
returned
Mr.
Hanson's
court-j
The
'
.'skipper
of
another
boat
1
esv
bv
calHrtf
at
Liberal
headquart-that
wa
following
closely
saw
er
-whe
bth
we"U
cordially
wel-.
Gore's
boat
suddenly
swerve
from
corned
and
called
uoon
to
speak,
'its
course
and
head
towards
shore.
Mr.
Camc-on
had
no
criticism
to
Upon
"
investigation,
Gore
was
offer
in
regard
to
the
choice
of
the
(
found
found
lying
dead
on
the
electors
of
Skeena
nor
did
he
have
engine.
He
had
evidently
been
and
recriminations.
He
saw
ln
the
attending
the
engine
when
his
reult
of
the
election
here
an
ex-'
rfeeve
caught
in
the
fly
wheel,
presslon
of
appreciation
and
loyalty
His
arm
was
torn
out
at
the
to
one
who
had
served
the
riding
socket
and
he
is
believed
to
have
faithfully
and
well.
He
had
noth'ngjdied
almost
Instantly,
but
the
best
of
good
wishes
to
offer!
Mr.
Hanson
and
ln
the
years
to
come
he
wiched
success
and
pros-,
nerlty
to
Skeena
district
and
Prince
i
In
Good
Humor
Mr.
Weaver
was
In
excellent
hu-
NAZIS
ARE
SHOT
DOWN
1
voting
has
been
Accounted
for,
there
be
remarks'
Br"ish
Vccl
may
not
a
clear
mor
and
his
good-natured
And
cAnd
f1
over-all
majority.
The
general
trend
of
results
In
this
riding
are
c
to
a
large
extent
similar
to
those"
of
Skldegate
1
the
1935
elecUon
and
surprises
wereiPort
Clements
6
"
few.
Oeorge
Weaver,
the
C.C.F.
Telkwa
23
candidate,
was
second
man.
Evidently.
George
Cameron,
the
National
Government
candidate,
has
lost
his
deposit
as
did
the
Conservative
candidate
in
the
last
election.
'
Frank
Morris,
running
as
an
Inde
pendent
Liberal,
was
not
a
serious
factor.
He
received
only
nineteen
Usk
17
votes'
ln
Prince
Rupert
but
at
Ocean
Copper
City
....
8
Falls
was
given
42
votes.
Terrace,
which
Is
his
home
and
where
nineteen
people
went
on
his
nomination
papers,
gave
him
only
seven
votes.
Hazelton
12
Big
Bay
4
Tlell
Port
E
dward
Port
Simpson
Remo
..
Pacific
Some
Members
Of
Crew
Not
Reported
22
ready
to
admit
that
all
were
aiming!
"
T"
38
at
the.best
interests
of
Canada.
A!
NN'
Marc
announced
today
that-
for
the
C.CJ-.
It
would
never
des-,"11"
Gean
aircraft
were
shot
27
to'V
pair
"
even
If
people
were
unable
....
Hnwn
in
fnmoc
vecrorn
n
v
n
rrm
u
agree
uoon
what
was
ln
their
best
"
,
'
"
,
4
2
5
7
6
30
wait
with
Royal
Air
Force
planes
Metz
on
the
western
front.
One
British
plane
was
also
down
ed
in
battle
but
the
pilot
para-
.
i
rVintjrt
tn
safptv.
was
an
lorr
.
.TT.
:
.
.
.
ine
uriusn
tanicer
uagnestan,
1
5,742
tons,
is
reported
to
have
sunk
on
Sunday
from
undisclosed
ada,
undoubtedly,
faced
difflculUes
buthebelievedthatallpartleswere1-
B1
150
,5teamsHn,P
out
to
do
what
they
considered
to.CaT''
6'5I
t0?S'
"
V!r?U!
I
be
for
the
welfare
of
the
country.
14
Mr.
Weaver
wished
to
comment
on
34
the
exceptionally
clean
campaign
9
UH.
!-.J
1
v,
xti,u-,
and
It
Is
feared
that
she
and
her
crew
of
40
are
lost.
Thirty-six
survivors
of
the
British
ship
Ros-sington
Court,
6,922
tons,
rammed
1H
Anything
"anc
on
March
13.
dirty
or
disreputable
hav-
""V;:
The
The
Italian
Italian
steamship
steamship
1
I
..1..aJ
jh
4V.A
nnmnq
An
i
"
lO
Ut?
UollalllCU
Ul
utt
vamu.
The
disposition
which
had
been
Balbo,
was
damaged
ln
colli
sion
with
an
unidentified
Danish
ship
off
the
southeast
coast.
The
Netherlands
coasting
vessel,
Saba,
400
tons,
a
week;
overdue
from
Amsterdam,
Is
feared
lost
with
crew
of
seven.
An
Amster-
Mi.na1BHM.Hv.'
ronnrt
rt
saM
said
thP
NorwPfrian
iu.
..MJUvn
nnrl
ntr
Ae
tn
v
f
"
----
indication
of
that
spirit
of
unity
which
was
so
much
to
be
desliPd.
He
was
appreciative
of
the
honor
of
re-election
and
also
of
the
res-
8
ponslbllity
of
office.
Without
the
20
pn.nnpratlon
of
the
neoDle
of
the
freighter
Cometa
and
sunk
at
the
British,
contra
band
control
base
at
Kirkwall.
Mrs.
Hawthorne
Dunn
of
Cordova
Mines,
Ontario,
arrived
In
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
this
morning
for
a
visit
with"
her
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
Krlkevsky.
She
has
been
visiting
with
her
husband
at
Rossland
with
Mr.
arid
Mr.
Q.
W,
Dunn.