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Today’s Weather

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

-—« The Daily News

 

Tomorrow's Tides

Tuesday, July 26, 1932

 

 

 

Prince Rupert— Part cloudy, mo- . WONT bcccoasnead 7:40 am. 14.1 ft.
derate southeast wind; barometer, 19:50 pm. 17.1 ft.
29.93; temperature, 61; sea smooth. SAS cei te 1:23am. 8.0 ft.

} oh. ‘, 12:52 p.m. 9.3 ft.
Ng & ‘ NORTHERN AND CENTRAL BRITISH COLUMBIA'S NEWSPAPER
Vol XXIII, No. 172. oe A
Ly ~~ % PRINCE RUPERT, B.C., MON DAY, JULY %, 1932 PRICE: FIVE CENTS
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Old Country Desivens
Of Better Markets For.
Textiles, Leather, Steel

New Discussions to Proceed During Imperial Conference
—No Desire to Under-Cut Secondary Industries
Of Dominions

 

 

 

 

OTTAWA, July 25:—Great Britain has opened bi-lat-|
eral trade negotiations with individual Dominions. Side|
by side with Imperial conference activities, these discus-|

ons will proceed. Difficulties will be ironed out and the |

y paxe d, it is hoped, to the conclusion of definite agree-
. Negotiations betwes en British and Canadian repre-|

the

 

tives come eariyv on

ge the o

e British are awaiting it-
if these discussions before ‘s: DIES IN
neing their policy in detai |

!

want better market
B h products as textiles and O07 TAWA
1 but there is no desire, it
sized, in British circles to ae

Wife of Senator Gideon Robertson
Victim Yesterday Morning of
Blood Infection

BOARD HEAD =.=
Berry Rate wife =

it the sex

{ Dominions

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;

Mary
‘Genk or

Gideon Robertson, former federal

PAYS VISIT =: of labor, died yesteraay

from an infection of the}

an illness of only three

E. B. Ramsay, Chairman of Board |
of Grain Commissioners, Was Befor her marriage, the late
Here This Morning Mr Robe ym was Miss Mary

Berry Hay f Watt
County, Ontario. She

rd, Lambton

} rn v of Tinniy y ehair
B. Ramsay of Winnipt Lit had six chil-|

of the Board of Grain Con iren, four sons and two daughters.|
wees been holding | one son, Gavin Elliott, was killed
n Vancouver acoye yn battlefields of France in the

ity from the south on the |qreat war
ess Alice this morning anc; wrg Robertson, who had made}
eded east on today’s train. The her home in Ottawa for many
| of the Chamber of Com- |... was a member of the United
was it ynference with Mr.|cnhurch of Canada
iy this morning, matters pe1 :
ng to the this port for | |
n shipping purposes being un- ~ DESIRES
ASsCcCU ; n '

Mr. Ramsay had nothir
for publication in regard to the

FREEDOM

business but

expressed

 

lf as much pleased with the
t. He i A a beautiful PARIS, July 28:—Maurice Cheva-
ind he wot ke to spend a /lier, French stage and screen star,
K here insteat i few hour has filed a petition for divorce from |
made an inspection of the lo- his wife, Yvonne Vale¢ Chevalier, |
elevator while her charging her with desertion |

 

BILL IS (Car iiitinis b
ADOPTED Canada Decrease

OTTAWA, July 25:—Car loadings
for the week ending July 16 amoun-
37,699 which was 1,354 cars|
less than for the previous week and
10,143 cars less than in the corres
week

Ahead With
Gives

Irish Free State
Reprisal-
Warning

Goes

Cosgrave
a to

DUBLIN, July 25:—-The Dail El

 

eann, in a special session at the end | P REINS last year
of the week, adopted the Irish Fret 2 eae |
State government's emergency t8l- @¢ peewee eee eee é
iff bill against imports from Great)» 4
Britain which will become law wh« "\* RAILWAY +)
signed by the Governor General
+
Former President William T. Co 6 TAXES IN
grave has issued a solemn warning be . ae .
against a disastrous economic wal ° rhe city this after- *
between the Irish Free State and|* noon received its taxes * |
Great Britain and urges further di- * from the Canadian Na- +
rect negotiations between the two # tional Railways for the *
governments to settle amicably the 4 vear 1932 on the basis of ¢|
dispute arising out of defaulted (
3% ¢
land annuities ° the reguli ur 1982 vax +)
# rate, the sum paid being
* ¢Q7 act vear ‘ *
A tour party of seventeen per-| $97,000. Last year, - 4
sons from Columbus and other|/* der agreement, which +)
points, headed by Miss Adelaide|* has now expired, the
Hardisty, who gular visitor “21 ay paid ly $65,- ¢|
} is a regular visitor, # railway pald only po,
here every summer, is returning to 4 000 No new agreement +
Vancouver aboard the steamer a ;
# was asked by the rail-
Prince Rupert today after making was asked , ‘ ; +
the round trip to Alaska. From * way company.
Vancouver ‘the party will proceed! ®
East, eeeeeeeeeoee ee P

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Grown-up kids
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Hitting the de

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of a time in the sand box aboard

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RESULTS —
ARE OUT

Succeed in Toronto
Tests

5: J; Hungerford

Local Pupils
Conservatory Music

The following is a list of success-
examinations hek

recently by the Toronto Conserv

tory of Music in Prince Rupert. Thi
names are arranged in order of
merit
THEORY
Junior Harmony
Honors—Elizabeth Sturgeor
Primary
First .Clas Honors—Eller M
Lawrence, Eileen F. Hambli

Honors—Rutt Nelson France
M. Thomson jua
Pass Elizabeth F. Parlow

Elementary

 

Pass—Norma Smith, Helen Green
Joy Green, Verna Graham, John R
Manson, Edith Smith ‘equal! La ure f new acti
presi t of Canadian Na na
THEORY Railway

Junior Harmony and History
Pa Margaret McCaffery

 

Harmony

nme | WORKLESS
a ee, MEETINGS

First C Honor Grace Wisen
jeen Maizie Cameron,’ Freda Mu Women on Relief Had Session on
sallem | Saturday Night While Men
Ho! Mary Orme, Audrey Par-| Gathered Last Night
kin }
Elementary A numb of matters pertaining
Honors—Betty Brown, Chiea Ni-|t> the we re of married women

shikaze (equal) and their families who are on relief
were disc d at a meeting
night in the Cana-

Hall on

of wo-
men Saturday
| dian Labor Defence
| Second Avenue

League

         

An edu onal meeting of the
ARE Kil | ED Canadian Labor Defence Leagut
was held t night when a num-

 

ers were heard. Charles
‘sided.

| ber of speal

Eight Persons Are Slain by Bandits Chapman p

In Nicaragua, Commander of WEATHER REPORT

National Guard Reports

WASHINGTON, D.C. July 25 Dead Tree Point-—Clear, light
Lieut. Col. Calvin B, Matthews, of-, southerly wind; barometer, 29.84;
ficer commanding the Nicaraguan, temperatu 62; light chop
lnational guard, reported at the! Triple Island—Clear, light: east-
jweek-end that eight persons had erly wind; sea smooth
| been killed by bandits in the Cen Langara Island—cClear ground

republic. Three of mist, light
the dead are believed to be British. | smooth,

easterly wind; sea

 

F ungus Growths of

North to Be Looked
Into By Scientists

Prof. Dow Barter and party of
four students from the University
if Michigan at Ann Arbor were
here this morning aboard the
steamer Princess Alice going |
through to the Yukon Territory
and Alaska where they will spend
the summer engaged in a study of
fungus growth

Trouble Brews In
Indiana Colliery

Machine Guns of National Guard
Troops Replace Weapons of
Besieged Miners

DUGGER, Indiana, July 25:-
Machine guns of National Guar
replaced the weapons of be
ieged coal n Hoosier coi

troop

 

liners at

|

mine here after the release of * |
who had been held prisoner |
for 48 hou as union pickets.

Heavy Casualties
In Brazil Fightin

Offensive Launched By Brazilian
Federal Troops Against Sao
Paulo Rebels Effective
BUENOS AIRES July 25:—Heav:
casualties were reported at the
week-end from the artillery offen -
launched by Brazilian feders
the Sao, Paulo re-

sive
against
volutionaries

troops

Protection.

For Hitler

Plot Upon Life ff. German Nax:|
Leader Has Been Uncovered i

 

cord of

 

 
    

"Green Piper La Landsat

Greenland and Hops to
Labrador Coast Today

Trip From Rejkavik to Ivigtut Was Accomplished Safely
on Sunday—Passage Has so Far Been Uneventful
With Big Plane Functioning Perfectly

 

OTTAWA, July 25:—Captain Wolfgang von Gronau,
German long distance airman, and three companions, who
are flying across the Atlantic Ocean by easy stages from
Germany to Chicago, whence they contemplate flying to
the Pacific Coast and thence around the world, arrived at
Ivigtut, Greenland, yesterday from Rejkavik, Iceland,

Zand left Ivigtut today for Cart-
AVIATION wright, Labrador, wireless advices

received here state. So far, the
flight has been uneventful despite
Alberto Santos Dumont, Brazil's |
“Father of Flying,” Passes

none too favorable weather and the
big seaplane, in which the quartet
Passes Away at Sao Paulo
Sunday

 

is travelling, has functioned per-
fectly. It is von Gronau’'s third
penn aren of the Atlantic ms air.

TO ERECT
Accomplished Much BUILDING

Was First Interested in Dirigibles 7 ee
And Then Turned Attention
To Heavy Than Air Craft

 

 

New Two-Storey Structure Planned
By Mrs. Peter Black For
Third Avenue

 

 

RIO DE JANEIRO, July 25— Al-!
berto Santos Dumont, world pio-| Mrs. Peter Black has changed
neer of aviation, died on Sunday at her original plan of moving the Os-

Sao Paulo, according to advices re- borne House from its present loca-
ceived here.

tion to the northeast corner of
A pioneer in aerial navigation,, Third Avenue and Seventh Street
Alberto Santos Dumont won recog- and intends, instead, to erect a
nition in three continents by his two-storey full concrete foundation
research, inventiveness and feats and frame stucco-finish combined
n the days that immediately pre-; business and residential structure
‘eded and followed the discoveries on this site. Plans call for a build-
f the Wrights in America ing the full size of the double cor-

For 30 years he was the idc! of ner
sis native Brazil which always, The Osborne House will be moved
illed him “pae da aviation,” or|across Third Avenue to the north-

father of aviation,” although most|east corner of Third Avenue and
of his work was Gone In France iNinth Street

is first love was free bal-|
ioon, then the dirigible and finally
the airplane. But he gave up fly-
ing after a nearly fatal crash in
September, 1909. He was piloting a
monoplane known as “the
hopper,” which he had developed
and which was the forerunner o!
the modern machines of that type
In it he had set a world speed re-
55.8 miles an hour ;
Thereafter he stayed on th

Communist Plot

Nipped In Bud

Hungarian Police Descend on Com-
munist Headquarters und Dis-
cover Conspiracy

the

grass-

BUDAPEST, Hungary, July 25:—
ground except for a flight in a free The police raided Communist head-
balloon piloted by Count de Vaux|Quarters here at the end of last
in the competition for the 1922 week, arresting seven men and re-
Grand Prix porting the discovery of documents
Santos Dumont which revealed a plot for an up-
descent. He was during the first week of
zenda Cabangia, municipality of |August
Barbacena, state of Minas Geraes,
June 20, 1873, the son of Henri Du-
mont, an engineer by profession
but a planter by vocation, The son

was French by
born on the fa

rising

Halibut Landings

 

early showed a bent for mechani- Summary

cal things American—-63,000 pounds, 5.8¢
Going to Paris in 1891, he found ang 2¢ to 6.2¢ and 3c.

ballooning beyond the means of @/ Ganadian—15,000 pounds, 4.6c

tather slender purse so he bought | ang 2 5¢

an automobile and began a study American

of internal combustion engines. It Middleton, 15,000, Cold Storage,

| Was six years before he took to the

: 5.9¢ and 2c,
Re Baltic, 10,000, Booth, 6.2c¢ and 3ec.
Santos Dumont made his first Sherman, 13,000, Atlin, 6.1c and
dirigible flight in June, 1898, as-j|9,
(Continued on Page Two ) Onah, 15,000, Booth, 5.8¢ and 3e,

Canadian

——— A tour party of seven persons Morris H., 15,000, Atlin, 4.6c and
WALDENBURG, Germany, Jul;|trom Detroit, headed by Mr, and 2.5c,
25:—-Chancellor von Papen author | Mrs. W. R. Reynolds, disembarked Dances secercerane apmepeamenie
ized the police at the week-end to|trom the steamer Prince Rupert VANCOUVER WHEAT

take special precautions to protect
Adolph Hitler, National Socialist}
leader, because of a plot against his

lise |

here this morning after a trip to! exmnpenan .
Alaska and the Atlin district and} VANCOUVER, July 25:—Wheat
proceeded East on this afternoon's’ was quoted on the local exchange
train. \today at 52%c.

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