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Che Daily News

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Tomorrow’s Tides .

Saturday, August 6, 1932
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16:03 p.m. 203 ft.
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os CANADA MAY MODIFY HER OFFER

PRINCE RUPERT, B.C., FRIDAY, AUGUST 5, 1932

PRICE: FIVE CENTS

    

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British | Delegation At

Ve < E Conf. Is
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| a | Empire Conference Is
| Awaiting Expert Repori
ag Expectation is That Both Canadian and Australian Pro-
posals Will Be Revised—Compensation For Removal
) of Foods From Free List is Required
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\ mid OTTAWA, Aug. 5:—Modification of Canada’s offer of
: Teo ae preference for preference will probably be requested by
band strikes up the Na iona hem, and press photo- | British delegates at the Empire economic conference. The
graphers’ cameras click busily, G eral, Lord Bessbor- | British delegation is awaiting the report of its own ex-
is with hat in hand—and ther e big show is started

 

eiding on a line of policy. In
doubted whether
or Australianetrade offers
stand at present will
sufficient compen
imposition of preferential tar no
wheat, meats and raw ‘matnelile
now on the British free list. It is
fully realized that actual
vargaining has scarcely begun and
hat, in the coming negotiations
nodifications on both sides will be
bquite within
things,

VISITOR
PLEASED

as they
be reg re as

rs. Victor Bruce and

Two Companions Embark
With “Aerial Bungalow’

sation t

however

ight Sergeant McCleery and Flying Officer Pugh Are
Participating—Husband Will Assist in Refuelling
of Amphibian Machine

 

 

HAMBLETON, Er Aug. 5:—Mrs. Victor Bruce took
I ternoon on an endurance re i flight attempt.
mpa ae CcO-pllot and radio operator and San Francisco Newspaper Woman
ising an amphibian plane equ)] ped with kitchen, Impressed on Visit to Queen
and sho ver bath. Mrs. Bruce calls it her “fly- Charlotte Islands
ee er es ee par. SKIDEGATE, Aug. 5:—Miss Grace

 

M. Lincoln, who has been making
k ig viatrigs |@ tour Of Alaska in the interests of
r it wa 1d i { avialrix : ;
ontrea ‘ toc : Flight | he San FPrancisco Chronicle, ar-
nusoan W , il it

rived on the Queen Charlotte Is-

flight but ust before the take oft

Lien

. Lieutenant W. R. McClee vho
Prices Advance chalet « flying than |4ands recently from Juneau. After
wen age took |Spending @ day at Madame Rajaut's
a nese. ort 1 BW be sutiful surome! resort The
prise ited Advances to 64 Witr Puch went along pilot. Mi Dunes,” at Tlell, Miss Li ne yin mo
Other Issues Also Showing iii cael es ‘ fuel ,. | tored down to Queen Charlotte Cit
Gains in Active Trading ue : where she caught the steamer!

" Prince John for the south
While in the Inlet, Miss Lincoln
a brief visit with Mr. and Mrs

She said

ry . | TTY GOW a
r & ‘ f C
' ; always thought of the Queen Char
- 3 GOES HOME lottes as a group of small islands
ck Ex , . 4\ away out in the Pacific with a few

fishermen living on

Stevens that she had

them. Instead

‘ Former Nursemaid in Lindbergh |" had been a pleasant surprise for

: Household Left Yesterday her to make the wonderful motor

For Scotland trip with Jame Denholme fron

. , Port Clements to Queen Charlott
atholic Women S NEW YORK, Aug. 5 Miss Betty | City

either Canadian™®

the ~nsval. order of!

/perts who are now studying the Canadian offer before de-

British circles, however, it is

: INDICTED
BY JURY

Libby Holman Held Responsible For
Death of Her Husband, Young
Smith Reynolds

 

WINSTON-SALEM, N.C., Aug. 5:
Libby Holman was indicted by a
vane ae grand jury yester-
day on a charge of murdering her

Smith Reynolds,
the Reynolds tobacco millions, wh
died at his home here a few week
ago following an alleged wild part)
Miss Holm at present at ber
home in Cincinnati but her father
here that

husband

in is

has assured authorities

she will be surrendered

TRADE IS"

DISCUSSED:

 

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N. C. Havenga

outstanding lawyer

finance since 1

tries, is unusually optimistic,

(left)
and
924. If A. P

leader of the
statesm an,
J Four

it may be

South African delegation, is an
having served as minister of
ie, minister of mines and indus-
because he was adminis-

trator of the Good Hope Cape

 

|ARE WEDDED
IN CHURCH

|Miss Asta Olive Dybhavn Became
| Bride of Dr. Harold 0. Johnsen
Last Evening

A marriage of much local inter-
est took place at 7.30 last night at
St. Paul's Lutheran Church when
Miss Asta Olive Dybhavn, younger
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kari
Dybhavn of this city, became the
bride of Dr. Harold O. Johnsen, well
known .0cal dentist and son of Dr.
and Mrs. Johnsen of Alesund, Nor-
way.

The wedding ceremony was per-
pormed beneath a bridal arch, ad-
orned with flowers and ribbons, by
Rev. P. M. Fosse, pastor of St. Paul's
Church. The church throughout
was prettily decorated.

The bride, who was given in mar-
riage by her father, was charming
in a bridal costume of egg shell

‘satin with veil. She carried a beau-
tiful bouquet of mixed roses. The
maid of honor was Miss Kitty Dyb-
havn, sister of the bride, who was
| tastefully attired in peach silk and
jlace with hat to match and carry-
‘ig a ‘bouquet of pink carnations.
The bridesmaid was Miss Viola
|Dybhavn, cousin of the bride, who
|wore pretty pink silk with lace and
{bonnet to match, carrying a bou-
quet of roses. Little Mary Dybhayn
and Margaret Gjosund were dainty
iflower girls
| Harold Gjosund was groomsman.
| The Wedding March was played
{by Peter Lien and there was a vocal
|solo by Rev. P. M. Fosse.
| James Mastin and Tom Dybhavn
j}acted as ushers.
| Following the ceremony, a recep-
jtion was held at the home of the
| bride’s parents in the Clapp Block.

 

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District Forester A. E. Parlow Inter- | : BROUILLARD WINS |
esting Speaker at Rotary Club + OVER M’LARNIN a
Luncheon Yesterday if ondiedaadl a
# NEW YORK, Aug. 5:—Lou 4
In view of the interest that is be-|@ pBrouillard, former world’s wel- 4
iken in the Imperial economic) ® terweight boxing champion, 4
nierence now sion at Ot-|® wona decision over Jimmy Mec- 4
tawa, a discussion of possibilities Of}@ Larnin of Vancouver in ten @
rade expansion between Canada/@ rounds here last night. There #
nd Great Britain proved a timely|® were no knockdowns +
topic for a talk by District Forester |» .
A. E. Parlow at y¢ rday’s Rotary), 44964¢0e0¢0¢¢0¢¢%40406b
Club luncheon. Mr. Parlow dealt to

a large extent wit! possibilities

expansion of ¢ lian lumber
to the United Kir m and gave
his listeners some of the bene

fit it would be to Car a if business

 

 

NEW PARTY

IN SESSION

Socialists Had Gathering Last Night
Witn T. J. Shenton Leading

Disc

A meeting of
jlocal branch of
of Canada was
J. Shenton

Gow. former nursemaid in the Miss Lincoln was so much impres- | now going Sovi t Russia could |
L cague Tea- Sale Lindbergh household, who came /|sec with the Islands that she said; be diverted to this Dominion
to prominence during recent kid intended to spend all next sum In the absence of President G. A. |
nvest itions, sailed from ron the Queen Charlottes, bring } Woodland, Past President 7. an
} rt ) ~althy | Johns occupied the chair. There
HOoE estere } ‘ iavy for her home in}!! vith her a party of weal hy | inson occuple {
Aft = See > Z Mr wi friends from San Francisco } was a fair attenda: of members
ernoon a ome oO
f Richard E. Moore
Card of Thanks |
. : i ial Sect
Catholle Women's Leas Chicago Industrial Section
4 very successful tea and sale Charles Sunberg and family de- | a s
me cooking vesterday after-isire to thank thelr Many friends § pt By § F L t
at the home of Mr R. E.|for the kind expression of sym we erious Ire as
e, Fourth Avenue West. Many pathy and floral tributes received

bereavement

called during the afternoon ';juring eu
end their patronage to the af Those ending Howers were ~—
and the financial results wer: | Selv) Mr. and Mrs. E. Hellman,|

MacDonald and}
Lewis, Mar-|

factory Mr. and Mrs. D. H

CHICAGO,

| Night; Six Million Damage

Aug. 5A devastating fire swept
three full blocks of the southwest industrial seetion
of Chicago last night and caused damage estimated
at $6,000,000, It was one of the largest and most ser-
ious conflagrations this metropolis has experienced

and several of his men were
injured, Fire fighting forces from all parts of the

Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Harold \Mic-| Angus, Mr. and Mrs V
e president of the Cathoiic'tha Trommer, Mr. and Mrs, O. A
iomen's League received the Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. A Halvar -}
ts. Mrs. J, Fred Ritehie and son, Mr and Mrs. Percy Delter Fd-
J. Lorne MacLaren poured.|monton, Mr, and Mrs Mussa!lem
viteurs were Mr Frank St.)and family, M * vc 5 a in years.
mour, Mrs. G. W. Nickerson and: Johnson, Mr. ana rs Stelm- nt, hin? Dow ,
C. P, Balagno. Acting as cashier ert, Olof Hanson MP., and Mrs Fire Chief ¢ armod)
Mrs. Hubert Ward Hanson, Mr. and Mrs. F W. Hart,
The home couking table was in/Mr, and Mrs. Robert Gordon, Mr.|] »jty responded to emergency call.
ree of Mrs. Wilfrid Gratton and and Mrs. Chas. Sunbelg HOt TS The fire is believed to have been
J. Arthur Smith ily, Capt. and Mrs. Ormiston, Mr. '

 

Mrs, Harold McEwen was the|and ‘Mrs.’ Thos, Yule and famil) i

‘aused by an ex-

plosion in a grain elevator.

 

 

4noer of a raffle. ) Pioneer Association |

eon

Labo!

ussion

the newly formed
the Socialist Party
held last
candidate for

jelection, led a general discussion
lwhich was held among the mem-
ibers. Ald. G. W. Rudderham, yice-
president, was in the chair and
labout twenty-four members of ‘the
jparty were present

WEATHER REPORT

|
|
| Prince Rupert
northerly wind
temperature, 63

Part cloudy, light
barometer,

sea smooth

| Triple Island-—-Clear, calm; sea
} smooth
| Langara Island—Overcast, light

{southeast wind

Dead Tree Pol
barometer, 30,22
sea smooth,

sea smooth
it-—Overcast, calm;
temperature, 59;

night. T.}

30.30; |

*:|MAY FLY

i ions and best wishes to the
lappy couple. Tom Dybhavn was
|toastmaster. There were numerous
ltoasts both to bride and groom with
suitable responses ,
| Dr. and Mrs, Johnsen will sail to-
night on tl > e
Capt. von Grorau Changes His ight h he Prince John for a a
1 one Y vis g +
Mind Again—to Follow the i veek : —_ yao views at “The
9 Dunes Tiell, Queen Charlotte Is-
Lindbergh Route? :
eat ands. On thetr return to the city,
they will res >
CHICAGO, Ang. 5:—Capt. wolf-: ‘ey will re ide on Atlin Avenue,
: * oak Westview
gang von Gronau, German trans-

Atlantic flyer, who, apparently

The rooms were beautifully decor-
ated and there was a large gather-
jing of guests to tender congratu-

The couple are both well known

 

. and popular among many friends
serves the right of changing his a ;
The bride has resided
mind every day, told newspapermen
; here for five years with her par-
here yesterday that he might con '
ents, having come from , Norway.
tinue his present flight across the, _ ;
,, The groom, who pratises dentistry,
Pacific Ocean and around the world |. ;
, has been a resident of Prince Ru-
after all. He suggested that he
vert for about two years
might follow the route which was
taken last year by Col. Charles A
Lindbergh via Northern Canada Wheat Pies ab at
and Alaska

Pioneer Mining

Canal District, is Here Today
Enroute to Stewart

pioneer mining m
Portland Cana! district, i

0. B. Bush
f the

Man Goes North|

| Atlin in the forthcoming proyinclal 0. B. Bush, Veteran of Portland

aland

Winnipeg Strong

|Grain Futures Advanced Sharply
This Morning at Centre of

Prairie Trading

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WINNIPEG, Aug. 5:—Wheat fy-
tures showed marked advances in
early trading on the Winnipeg
rrain market today. October ad-

1} vanced to 59'4c, December to 60%¢c¢
May to 65\4c.

yassenger aboard the Prince George

today bound for Stewart in con-
nection with his interests which Halibut Landings
include, in addition to other pro
perties, the well known pee Sammare
Silver mine near the Premier | American—68,300 pounds, 4c and
} ot, ee eee | 2c
Delayed by fog and heavy! Canadian-—None,
freights, C, P. R. steamer Princess American
| Adelaide, Capt. 8. K. Gray, is due} Radio, 42,000, Royal and Cold
,in port at 8:30 tonight from the | Storage, 4c and 2c,
south and will sail at 10 p.m. on her, Schorn, 10,000; Whileaway, 1,800,

return to Vancot and

| points,

iver way

and Garland, 14,500, Cold Storage

4c and 2c.

 

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