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t
W,
July
10:
(Canadian
Press)
The
Soviet
gov-:,
ha
ordered
two
seaplanes
to
Anadyr,
Siberia,
to
I,
unes
J.
Mattern,
young
Texas
world
flyer,
whoso
rejwrtwl
last
week
after
having
been
misting
'
'
hree
weeks
following
his
leaving
Khabarovsk
for
;
t
he
course
of
his
projected
globe-encircling
flight
I
mStr
Laaaaaaag
.
r
v.i.
.
bfUIld
i.jver
who
lot
Yukon
Vancouver
Stocks
Vancouver
V"H
oirille.
IM.
S'.bif
Five.
.life.
I':.
1.
"'..
sttvar.
Jl
1
'-
Idaho.
.11.
h:dg
River
Cem,
.
"
"tu
Rim,
Jft.
Hn-VrN
JO.
Vi.itemter.
.It.
One
of
these
planes
was
already
at
Khabarovsk
where
It
was
ready
to
hop
off
at
dawn
today
for
Anadyr
with
mechanics
to
be
used
in
a-statins
Mattern
to
repair
his
plane
'
for
I
lUHPtton
of
the
night
The
acond
plane
was
said
to
be
en-i
route
to
Anadyr
from
another
point
The
Russian
government
has
also
ordered
four
Soviet
steamers
which
I
Cum
'jNMaVTaaV
i
for
Bering
Straits
to
render
any
.m
.TOsaassTna
I
...i
-
-
-
...
Hovlrt
govetnsBMt
ahnouneed
ywe-(rrday
that
It
was
willing
to
permit
fhr
fhr
to
to
num
wish
Mattem
or
proceed
there
and
deliver
him
anything
he
may
need
In
the
event
of
MaUern's
plane
ix
mg
found
to
be
beyond
repair,
tir
Russian
planr
or
steamers
.
ukt
br
used
to
uke
Mattern
to
Nome
where
hr
could
be
met
by
the
Alexander
relief
expedition
or
obtain
transportation
to
soaaa.
other
more
convenient
point
on
the
roast
to
make
rontact
with
the
members
of
the
relief
expedlUoa
who
would
accompany
him
home
to
New
York.
A
Bellanca
seaplane
la
also
reported
to
be
available
at
Nome
for
Mattern
s
use
if
required
by
himself
or
the
relief
party.
Details
of
Undine
lljer
La
last
dlapalchea
received
here
from
Anadyr
mid
today
that
the
and
wing
of
Mattem
had
been
damaged
In
hta
landing
because
of
motor
Advices
state
that
he
wm
found
beside
his
damaged
plane
by
g
frontier
guard
boat
which
began
patfffHing
the
Anadyr
River
when
the
Ice
broke
up
It
I
believed
that
g
rifle
and
ammunition
given
Matters
by
Soviet
authorities
before
he
left
Khabarovsk
stood
him
in
good
during
the
time
he
was
ion.
Use
flyer
Is
In
good
health
and
un
injured
M.n
u
suable
Mattern
to
con-
Uom
his
flight
around
the
world
t.ktna
form
today.
Prom
Ana
dyr
Mattern
has
wirelessed
his
baa-
gggf
In
Chicago
sawing
w
.
k
aent
so
he
could
fly
bacg
u
vnrr
solo.
The
backera
an
id
tbst
they
would
do
"everything'
m
Untr
power
to
comply
wiw
uic
id-ntiatt
Mattern
'
meesage
also
asked
tKat
the
Alexander
rescue
party
in
Aiaka
be
sent
on.
.
:
nl.n
Was
to
fly
SO10
IVlUbW.U
y,
--
AHutvr
to
Nome
In
the
Amcrl
KMdlUon's
plane
and
fr
mmmbtn
of
the
expedition
headed
by
William
Alexander
to
re
turn
(0
Nome
in
we
nuswau
Itacketsof
Alexander,
who
U
now
instructed
him
to
at
Juneau,
have
comply
with
Msttern
s
requeat
and
iw
Is
expected
U
uxe
on
wujr
PMtrbanka
and
Nome
for
Siberia.
The
Soviet
government
announced
that
the
powerful
relief
sea-
uwi
vsw
----
r
vr
KnaoarovN
mw
"
lortl
Aiudyr
ami
Uwl
IV
ewhntr
ftaturday.
up
mentartly
for
neurit.
.
.
-
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.
.
.
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.i..
funm
lllre
tO
-j
im
cents
irom
Fridays
was
renay
.
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j
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rh
nri-.
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,
tn
timl
Mattern
to
Amerl-.
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uc
nn
Paee
Fiur)
I
Today's
Weather
HIk"
...
358
ajn.
20.7
ft.
16734
ptn.
19.8
(t.
Prince
Rupert
Raining,
moderate
10:10
ajn.
23
ft.
southeast
wind;
barometer,
22:37
pjn.
5.9
ft.
29.98;
temperature,
54;
sea
choppy.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
!
No
159.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
JULY
10,
1933
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
IMPORTANT
DEVELOPMENT
IN
SILVER
7
kD
FOR
W3RLD
FLIER
MOVES
FROM
RUSSIA
AND
CANADA
Moscow
Sends
Planes
And
Ships
To
Assist
Mattern
Resume
Trip
Ctnlrc
of
Alexander
Relief
Operations
Moves
From
Prince
Rupert
to
Juneau
With
Departure
of
Three
Member
of
Party
From
Here
Over
Week-End
H":
Flying
North
King
George
and
Queen
Mary
Have
a
Party
limousines
f
visimig
con
few
r
delegates
are
seen
lr.
the
ab"Vf
pirure
,i
-,hey
ined
up
before
me
gates
Windsor
Castle,
where
a
garden
party
wa-.
held
in
the:
r
h
nyr
One
humble
citiaeh
U
attempting
to
cross
between
the
ens.
World
Conference
Expected
To
Take
Action
Boosting
Price
of"
White
Metal
To
60c.
Per
Ounce
POUND
AT
BIG
MARK
Ktachrs
13-01
In
Montreal
To-dsy,
This
Being
lllthwt
Trice
Since
Before
War
MONTUML,
July
10:
(Canadian
rrc
The
pound
sterling
wsi
quoled
at
13.01
at
noon
here
today,
the
highest
price
since
the
declaration
of
the
Great
War
on
Aututt
4,
1911.
.NEW
YOIIK,
July
10:
The
Canadian
dollar
was
quoted
at
Wac
at
noon
here
today
after
opening
at
96c.
The
pound
sterling
was
quoled
at
SI
M.
NEW
YORK.
July
10:
(Canadian
Frees)
With
the
United
States
dol
lar
shrinking
In
value
as
a
result
of
the
aovernmenta)
inflation
policies.
the
Canadian
dollar
and
the
Britten
pound
sterling
have
been
steadily
Increasing
In
value
comparatively
on
the
local
foreign
exchange
market.
The
Canadian
dollar
reached
MVc
on
Friday,
closing
at
9He
that
dsy.
The
same
day
the
pound
reached
$4.75.
closing
at
$4.70.
4
C0riKK
HOUNDS
UPWAM)
TODAY
1
NEW
YORK,
July
10.
The
price
of
copper
took
nnothcr
sensiition-
al
jump
upward
today
to
9c.
Silvor
was
strong
nt
!i71c
per
ounco,
Senator
Key
Pittman
of
United
States
Expects
Success
;
For
His
Plan
(Jreat
Hritain
Adopts
Attitude
of
i
Raising
Wholesale
Commodity
Prices
'
"
-
-
-
t
LONDON,
July
10:
(Canadian
Press)
An
important
development
today
in
world
conference
circles
was
the
announcement
by
Senator
Key
Pittman
of
the
United
States
that
he
t-xpecteu
the
committee
on
silver
to
report
favorably
this
week
on
the
resolution
for
rehabilitation
of
the
white
metal.
Pittman
told
the
press
that
his
expectation
was
baaed
on
the
prospect
that
In-T?
.1
T
f
!
dia
would
agree
to
limit
sales
of
her
rattier
LCray
IS
huge
stocks
resulting
trem
the
t
'melting
of
sliver
coinage.
He
ad-
Moved
to
Dawson
int
ot
,1?
that
the
agreement
wU
allow
India
Well
Known
Itoman
Catholic
Church
I'ricst
is
Transferred
From
Stewart
to
North
He.
Father
Bmll
M.
Leray
O.
M.
I.,
who
has
been
stationed
at
Stewart
for
several
years
and
la
also
well
known
at
many
other
point
In
this
district,
has
been
transferred
as
parish
priest
of
the
Roman
Catholic
Church
to
Dawson,
It
Is
announced,
and
will
be
leaving
shortly
for
the
Yukon
to
assume
his
new
ecclesiastical
duties.
Father
Leray,
who
has
been
In
the
city
from
Stewart
for
the
past
few
days
has
become
very
popular
and
highly
esteemed
during
his
ministry
in
this
district
and
his
departure
will
be
regretted
by
numerous
friends
without
as
welt
as
within
the
sphere
of
the
church.
He
has
been
particularly
active
during
hi
residence
at
Stewart
In
ex-servicemen's
activities,
having
served
In
the
ranks
with
the
French
Army
during
the
Oreat
War
W
O.
Fulton
returned
to
the
city
OH
this
afternoon's
train
from
his
summer
home
Lakvke
Lake.
to
sell
between
30.00&0&0
sod
40.-000.000
ounces
of
sliver
annually.!
Pittman
believed
that.
If
the
agreement
was
reached,
the
price
of
silver
would
rise
to
forty
cents
per
ounce
and
that,
after
the
understanding
had
been
carried
out
by
legislative
action,
wtisth
he
estimated
would
Uke
about
Six
muBtha.
the
price
would
rise
to
fifty
OT
stxty
cents.
Speaking
of
conference
matters
In
the
Uouee
of
Common
today,
Fit.
Hon.
Neville
Chamberlain.
Chancellor
of
the
Exchequer,
declared
that
Great
Britain's
baste
pottey
was
the
raising
of
wholesale
com
nodlty
prices.
He
declared
that
this
was
not
possible
by
monetary
action
alone
although
certain
mone
tary
factors
must
be
present
as
necessary
preliminaries
to
raising
price
levels.
He
maintained
Oreat
Britain's
middle
of
the
road
policy
between
gold
and
non-gold
coun
tries,
concluding
by
advising
to
"keep
our
heads."
Capt.
J
R
Elfert
returned
on
thin
afternoon's
train
from
a
visit
to
Lakelae
Lake.
Auditorium
Pioneer
Recreation
Centre,
Is
Virtually
Destroyed
By
Spectacular
Morning
Fire
The
scorched
outside
walls
were
all
that
remained
standing
today
of
the
Auditorium,
large
pioneer
rolling
skating
rink,
dance
hall
and
recreational
and
amusement
centre
on
Sixth
Avenue
West,
following
a
spectacular
fire
of
mysterious
origin
at
2:45
this
morning
which
virtually
completed
its
destruction.
The
'"ss
is
placed
at
$4,000
or
upwards
and
the
building
wax
fullj
insured.
The
owner,
L.
J.
Marren.
i
Is
at
present
in
Terrace
and
there
was
supposed
to
have
been
no
one
in
the
premises
since
he
left
last
Wednesday.
AO
doors
were
locked,
windows
screened
and
the
key
left
in
charge
of
a
neighbor.
The
building,
erected
some
23
years
ago,
was
two
storeys
in
height,
measured
10
by
50
feet
and
had
a
full
hardwood
floor
for
dancing
No
one
was
Injured
and
heavy
rain
and
dead
calm
night
aided
the
fire
department
In
lis
good
work
of
saving
adjoining
buildings.
Building
AU
Ablate
The
fire
alarm
was
turned
In
at
next
door
havtng
started
to
bum.
The
fire,
as
far
as
the
adjoining
building,
which
Is
uninsured,
was
quickly
extinguished
and
with
but.
slight
damage
then
efforts
were
concentrated
on
bringing
the
main
conflagration
of
the
Auditorium
under
control
which
was
effected
with
rapidity
by
stringing
four
lines
of
hose
Into
the
biasing
structure.
Sparks
and
embers
were
flying
in
the
air
for
blocks
around
but
It
was
raining
hard
and
there
was
but
little
wind
so
they
caused
no
further
damage.
The
fire
Is
believed
to
have
started
in
the
front
part
of
the
building
which
was
heated
by
a
stove.
As
far
as
could
be
learned
up
to
this
morning,
no
one
had
been
In
the
building
since
the
owner
left
the
city
tor
the
Interior
on
Wednesday.
Halibut
Arrivals
-
American
Spray,
36,060.
Dooth.
7.6c
and
4c.
Hasel
H,
18m
Pacific,
7:9c
and
4c.
Zaresabo,
tljeeo.
and
Tfcor.
SjQeO,
Royal,
7Jc
and
4c
Visiter,
7.000.
Cold
Storage.
7.6c
and
5c.
Canadian
Inartd
H..
11.090.
Attln.
8
and
3c.
Clipper
11
1,soe
Atna
60
and
3c.
Viking,
15.000.
CoM
Storage,
15e
and
3e.
Southend,
um,
OoW
Storage.
63c
and
Sc.
Prosperity
A.,
WJOOO,
Ootd
Storage.
5.8c
and
3c
Just
Right.
1,500.
Patltlc.
5.6c
and
3c.
Well
Known
Mining
Man
Passes
Away
ALTA.
Cat
.
July
10
Canadian
press)
F
W.
Bradley,
aged
70,
mining
engineer
and
president
of
the
Alaska-Juneau.
Bunker
Hill
and
Sullivan
mining
eompanle.
Is
dead
here.
ON
FLIGHT
TO
YUKON
CoL
D.
R.
MacLaren
and
W.
Shelly
of
Vancouver
on
Way
North
Col.
D.
R.
MacLaren
D.
8.
Western
Canada
manager
of
the
Canadian
Airways,
was
believed
to
be
still
stormbound
at
Bella
Bella
at
the
end
of
the
week
In
the
course
of
a
flight
from
Vancouver
to
Car-
cross.
Yukon
Territory,
with
W.
C.
RHatllv
fnpmaw
vtAlrula1
ml
ntef
am
?:M..by.HwMWftaanee.
on
board
a
Junkers
me
ouiuung
aname
iranm?
nomej
mnnnibM
,.
EtS
fLtoJS
M.
efieHy
north
to
tblt
some
meek
w
uinh
hic
miki
uv.
department
responded
promptly
but.
by
the
time
the
firemen
arriv
ed,
the
whole
Interior
and
roof
was
mining
properties
In
the
Yukon
and
Northern
British
Columbia
in
which
the
latter
Is
interested.
A
f
tfrJt
fVl
Vffsi
jT
.am
tsmn
will
iT?zzr?
minntog,g
thTjuTke
pe
fo
;
JZlUr
monoplane
whhas
been
engaged
tn
commercial
flying
In
the
Yukon
for
the
Canadian
Airways
with
Norman
Forrester
as
nlini
rVh)
1t
f
s
a
T
aran
rohtrnlnit
while
Forrester
continues
his
operations
In
the
north
with
the
Oerraan.
The
MacLaren
plane,
havtng
failed
to
put
In
an
appearance
here
during
the
fine
weather
Saturday
afternoon,
might
have
gone
direct
north
without
stopping
here.
It
was
thousht.
CHICAGO
TO
ANCHORAGE
A
Loenlng
amphibian
flying
machine
put
Into
Prince
Rupert
Sj
turday
night
at
7
o'clock
from
Van
couver
on
Its
way
from
Chicago
to
Anchorage,
Alaska,
In
which
district
it
will
spend
the
summer
engaged
in
raining
work.
The
machine
was
still
here
today
awaiting
Improvement
la
weather
before
pro-eroding
north.
The
Loenlng
plane,
bopping
from
Chicago
on
Jane
36.
left
Vancouver
at
8
o'clock
Saturday
morning.
Stops
were
made
a
Alert
Bay
and
Swanson
Bay.
Lloyd
H.
Bauer
la
pilot
of
the
plane,
others
on
board
being
H
Dries,
mining
engineer,
and
his
son.
Arthur.
The
plane
also
has
on
board
some
heavy
mining
equipment
Stops
were
made
on
the
flight
from
Vancouver
here,
which
took;
bout
six
hours'
flying
time,
at
Alert
Bay
and
Swanson
Bay.
The
ship,
of
which
type
few
have
been
previously
seen
here.
Is
equipped
with
a
300
h
p.
Wright
Whirlwind
engine.
Its
speed
Is
about
Simile
per
hour.
The
base
of
the
season's
opera
tions
will
be
made
near
McOrath,
I
Alaska,
and
Mr.
Dries
expects
to
.spend
the
summer
there,
calling
:
here
in
the
fall
on
his
way
south,
i
The
machine
had
unsettled
show-
,
me
waver
a
gooa
qeai
or
me
way
owing
to
lew
celling.