Today's
Weather
Prince
RupertPart
cloudy,
light
westerly
wind;
barometer,
30.14;
temperature.
63;
sea
smooth.
"
"
"
No'
150'
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nTTPT?nT
DP
TniTDcnAv
immnr,
!-
.n,
aj.v.,
nmujuAi,
JUlNi
ZO,
PRICK;
FIVE
CENTS
PREMIER
1
!
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BROWNLEE
.
.
.
.
DENIES
CHARGES
ALASh!
SHIPPING
AGAIN
All
Steamer
From
Seattle
Are
Off;
Trouble
Non-Union
Workers
Employed
in
Unloading
Ship
at
British
Columbia
Port
Driven
From
Work
by
Five
Hundred
longshoremen
Who
Broke
Barricade
VANCOUVER,
June
28:
(CP)
Forty
non-union
work
er
employed
in
unloading
United
Suites
cargo
from
the
milliter
hingsloy
were
taken
off
the
ship
by
five
hundred
longshoremen
who
used
a
railway
tank
ear
to
crash
'
rough
a
heavy
barricade
at
the
entrance
to
the
dock
Wednesday
night
There
was
no
violence.
Alaska
Shipping
Tied
Up
Hitler's
Army
To
Be
Reduced
Or
Abandoned
,
B
Eiu,
IN
June
28
Persistent
nr
;
are
in
circulation
uiai
continues,
it
is
expected
here
fur-.
r
Adolph
Ultfer'i
ruyr
of
U?r
SMCW
wlltngs
to
Alaska
will
;i
t
roop
u
to
be
reduced
raai-
tti
disbanded
entirely.
Today's
Stocks
Vancouver
A
n-lrla.
I
ifw.
.01
li
I
Nickel.
.81.
Ii
Mtowurt
Ml.
Bi
me.
15.00.
.
It
C
.
32.
d.
n
X.
IAS.
Dir
.:
I
X.
L
.
.18.
'
'
.two
Oold.
1JM.
C'M
i
II.
33.
Or
Rlvtr.
M.
t
nda.
38.
Her'
ules
Con,
.05,
li
ian
.02.
Mh.'o
35.
Meridian.
.13.
H
ing
SUr.
34.
N
ive
Son.
.03
ak).
N
Monal
Stiver.
.03ft.
N.hle
Five.
.08Vv
ft
d
Oreille.
.71.
Premier.
11
8.
Her
vex
McDonald,l5.
nr..n
.80.
Ptlvrr
Crest,
.02.
Salmon
Oold,
.10.
TaMor
Bridge,
.53.
Wjvslde.
.08.
Whitewater.
.04.
Waverly
Tangier.
.OIK-'"nlted
Empire,
.15Vi.
lntonla.
.55.
Totonlo
Ccntrnl
Patricia.
.82.
t'hlbougamou,
,14ft-Loe
Oold.
.10.
Oranada,
,57.
inter
Nickel,
2550.
Macassu,
2.50.
Noranda,
43.33.
Bherrltt
Oordon,
.01.
Slsco
Oold,
234.
Thompson
Cadillac,
.45.
Ventures,
.82.
Ukc
Maron,
.00.
Teck
Hughes.
6.85.
Sudbury
Basin,
1.60,
t'olumarlo,
.28,
Bmclter
Oold,
,28ft.
Canadian
Malartlc,
.58,
Little
Long
Lac,
3.35.
Maple
Leaf,
30.,-Stadacona,
.43?
Pickle
Crow,
1.51.
Manitoba
tt
Eastern,
.23
Vi.
L0"!
Lac
Lagoon,
.35,
Bagsraao,
.15.
Sailings
tm
In
Vancouver
SEATTLE.
June
28:
-
Alaska'
shipping
from
Seattle
Is
again
com-'
pletely
tied
up
as
a
result
of
the1
longshoremen's
strike,
all
scheduled
sailings
from
here
to
the
territory
having
been
cancelled
although
It
is
poMlble
further
special
sailings
may
be
arranged
either
from
here
or
Vancouver
to
accommodate
tourist
panm.
H
Hi
tie-up;
be
made
by
Canadian
ships.
It
Is
hoped
here
that
the
Inter-ventlon
of
President
Roosevelt
may
result
In
an
early
settlement.
TO
OPEN
UP
MINE
Koloml
Property
On
rrince
Of
Wale
Wand
Near
Ketchi-ran
To
Produce
Again
On
their
way
to
Ketchikan!
wfamc
they
will
proceed
to
the
.
,
.
1.
i
i
-
r
1
wmi
Known
wnomi
mine
on
rnnve
of
Wales
Island
wtt:h
is
being
re-opened
for
operation
by
a
Vancouver
and
Seattle
syndicate
headed
by
Col.
E.
J.
Ryan
of
Vancouver.
J.
E.
AmuncUson.
general
superintendani
of
the
E.
J.
Ryan
Contracting
Co..
and
M.
P.
Olsen.
another
of
the
principals
in
the
Enterprise,
passed
through
the
esty
aboard
the
steamer
Prince
George
yesterday
bouno
north.
Tfcay
will
be
on
the
property
for
.
1
L
.
I
.
1
..
Uic
next
two
i-viub
iui
mi-
yui-posw
of
making
an
estimate
ot
the
cost
of
rembilitatlng
the
mllli
and
hydro-electric
plant
and
.
.
I
1..
.
.
.
I
....
,
U
.
n
.w.
-.(
in
shape
to
reaume
shipping
of
concentrates.
A
100-ton
mill
will
be
operated
and
It
Is
expected
It
will
commence
work
by
Christmas.
'Both
British
Columbia
and
Alaska
companies
have
been
Incorporated
In
connection
with
the
propeny.
provincial
iihjuipiuuuh
t
led
In
connection
with
the
pro-;
petty,
the
provincial
Incorporation
i
hainr
the
Alaska
B.
C.
Oold
Mines
:
Ltd.
and
the
territorial
company.1
unoer
which
the
property
will
be!
directly
operated,
being
named
B
C.-Alaaska
Mines
American
Inc.
Today's
Weather
ivrraM
Plpnr
railm.
50.
Alynnsh
-Cloudy,
calm,
58.
Anyox
Cloudy,
calm.
58.
Haielton
Cloudy,
calm,
64.
Smlthcrs-Part
cloudy,
calm,
Burns
Lake-Clear,
calm,
60.
Halibut
Arrivals
Canadian
Tiwdlc,
13.500.
6c
and
5c,
Atlln.
Teeny
Mllly,
13,000,
5.2c
and
5c.
NORTHERN
AND
PROMOTIONS
ANNOUNCED
Lists
of
Successful
Student
at
King
Edward
Ills
li
School
King
Edward
High
School
examination
results
are
announced
a
follows,
students
with
honor
passes
being
In
order
of
merit
while
others
are
in
alphabetical
order:
Promoted
to
Grade
XII.
Honor
passes
Betly
Parlow
8933';.
Oeorge
Dybhavn
8635.
Passed
Beatrice
Berner,
Betty
Cameron.
Bertie
Cross.
Asta
Elnarr-son.
Molly
Ellison,
Harold
Fisher.
Lillian
Jones,
Henry
Llndseth
Frank
Montesano,
Angus
McPhee,
Tsungl
Nakamolo,
Carl
Reich,
To-shl
Sakamoto,
Ernest
Santurbane
Walter
Smith.
Frances
Thomson
Robert
Tobcy.
Vivian
Wrathall
Norlko
Yamanaka,
Eileen
Yates
Walter
Zellsko.
Conditional
Passes
Elizabeth
Inglls,
Oordon
Lawson,
Michae'
Montesano,
Oerhard
8ather,
Ruth-anna
Wood.
Promoltd
to
Grade
XI.
Honor
Passes
Clara
Wlkdal
02.62.
Lea
Basso-Bert.
91.62.
Joe
Naylor
8437,
Ruby
Lee
84,
Etnlllc
Skattebol
84.
Eileen
Ilamb-lln
8237.
Passed
Korma
Archie,
Tona
Blaln,
Margaret
Clark,
Arthur
Da-vey.
Lillian
Davles,
Thelma
Davis,
Victor
Dell,
Severino
Domlnato,
Betty
Ellison,
Fred
Emmerson.
Venetla
Feero,
Hugh
Forrest,
Rupert
Fulton.
Noreen
Gibson,
Kay
Hlrano,
Lillian
Johnson,
Mlckl
Kanaya,
Jack
Lindsay,
Oordon
Munro,
Freda
Mussallem,
Jean
McLean,
Margaret
MacLeod,
Ruth
Nel
son,
Robert
Orme.
Lois
Ponder
Peggy
8teen,
Marybelle
Stiles,
Albert
Turgeon,
Orace
Wilkinson.
Promoted
to
Grade
X.
Honor
Passes
Ellen
Moore
8636.
Joe
Landrey
86
09.
Mar-celle
Jabour
85.54.
Margaret
Sue
Oullck
84.81,
Katsu
Sakamoto
84.1,
Tarjar
RyssUd
83.4.
Alice
Hanson
82.9.
Hlro
Yamanakr
82.5,
Martin
Erlksen
81.7.
Olga
Zellsko
81.4.
Albert
Obata
81
Lydla
Pettenuzzo
S0Ari
.
'
Passed
Joseph
Antonelll,
June
Armour,
Clssle
Armstrong,
Dora
Arney.
Babs
Beale.
Ellen
May
Bell,
Donald
Blake,
Dorothy
Blake.
Agnes
Brldden,
Amaranth
Bury.MalsIe
Cameron,
Oladys
Cook,
Maurice
Davey,
Robert
Elklns.
Roland
Fred-rlkson,
Linda
Field,
Kathleen
Fortune,
Robert
Gibson,
Helen
Hampton.
Robert
Houston,
Mildred
Hunt.
James
Irvine,
Mayko
Izume,
Laura
Jonasson,
Tommy
Jones,
Robert
Kelsey.
Alfred
Larscn,
John
Lawrence.
Harley
Lear.
Harry
Lund-
qulst,
Violet
Mah,
Marguerite
Men-
zies,
Kathleen
Murray,
Adele
Mus
sallem,
Margaret
McLachlan,
Chtea
Nlshlkaze,
Mary
Ntshlkaze.
Flo
rence
Parker,
Charles
Perkins,
Murvan
Phllllpson,
Harold
Ponder.
Nora
Postulo,
Robert
Ritchie,
Genevieve
Schaeffer,
Dorothy
Shearman,
'(Continued
on
Page
Four)
CANADIAN
niltTII
RATE
AWAY
DOWN
OTTAWA,
June
28:-BIrths
registered
In
sixty-eight
Ca-
nadlan
cities
and
towns
dur-
Ing
May
tbtalled
6,629.
a
de-
crease
of
nine
and
a
half
per-
cent
as
compared
with
the
corresponding
month
Inst
year,
according
to
figures
Is-
sued
by
the
Dominion
Bureau
of
Statistics.
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
COMPLETELY
TIED
UP
BY
f
i
xht
Three
Noted
HiJ
Marie
Drts-sler-
who
j
-rporlcd
cen-.re
oi
ihis
group
w.'
No:
ma
MANS0NIS
LOSING
JOB
iuperinlendenl
of
Welfare
For
British
Columbia
to
be
Kctired
.
TDr.
DiividMn.Sicces!or
VICTORIA.
June
28:
Reorganisation
of
the
provincial
wifare
jervices
will
involve
the
retireireat
of
William
Manson,
superintendent
i
weuare.
ur.
ueorge
ai.
Davidson
of
Vancouver,
graduate
six
years
ago
from
the
University
of
British
olumbla,
will
succeed
Mr.
Manson.
r
SOCKEYE
FISHING
FINE
ON
SKLENA
Sockcye
salmon
fishing
con-
tlnues
excellent
on
the
Skeena
River,
according
to
reports
re-
celved
today.
High
boat
yester-
day
had
174
fish
while
the
average
was
thirty
fish
per
boat
The
price
being
paid
for
the
fish
is
50c
each.
4
HITLER
TO
BE
OUSTED
President
llindrnliurg
Said
to
Be
Linked
Willi
Move
to
Overthrow
German
Chancellor
LONDON,
June
28:
President
Paul
Hindenburg.
president
of
Germany
,
Is
reported
In
European
cables
as
being
linked
with
industrial
leaders
in
a
drive
to
oust
Adolph
Hitler
as
chancellor
and
establish
a
military
dictatorship.
Marie
Dressier
Is
No
Better
Condition
of
Actress
Suffering
From
Breakdown
Unchanged
SANTA
BARBARA,
June
28:
The
condition
of
Marie
Dressier,
noted
I
stage
and
movie
actress,
who
suffered
a
physical
breakdown
several
,
weeks
ago,
Is
reported
as
being
un
changed.
Dead
at
Pembroke
PEMBROKE,
Ont..
June
28:
(CP1
Robert
A.
Campbell,
aged
83,
former
Liberal
member
of
the
legislature
and
for
more
than
thirty
years
registrar
of
deeds
for
Renfrew
County,
Is
dead
here.
Movie
Stars
;
o
be
seriously
ill.
is
seen
to
the
j
Eiiea
id
Lonel
Barn-more.
I
I
GOOD
CROP
I
I
IN
CANADA
Voprcti
Good
This
Season
in
Dominion
U.
S.
Below
Do-
rots
tic
Consumption
r
OTTAWA.
June
23:
A
crop
re-ort
Issued
by
the
Dominion
Bureau
of
Statistics
shows
much
imprcve-
ment
In
crop
prospects
throughout
i
he
Dominion
during
the
past
two
weeks.
U.
S.
Crop
Down
WASHINGTON.
D.C.,
June
28:-Due
to
the
drought,
the
Unltct.
States
grain
crop
this
year
will
be
less
than
normal
domestic
consumption,
a
Department
of
Com
merce
crop
forecast
states.
Gerry
McGeer
Is
Home
From
Fighl
Stormy
Vancouver
MJwV
Back
In
Vancouver
From
Saskatchewan
Election
Contest
VANCOUVER,
June
28:-0.
G
McGeer
M.L-A.
has
returned
to
his
home
here
after
taking
an
activi
part
in
the
Saskatchewan
provincial
election
campaign
as
a
speaker
on
behalf
ot
Liberal
candidates.
COMMERCE
SECRETARY
MAKING
TRIP
TO
ALASKA
KETCHIKAN,
June
28:
Se-c'y
of
Commerce
Roper,
who
Is
on
a
six
weeks'
trip
to
the
Pacific
Northwest,
arrived
here
yesterday
on
the
coast-
guard
cutter
Shoshone
to
In-
vestlgate
personally
the
fish-
erles
of
the
territory
as
well
as
the
Prlblloff
sealing
situation.
He
Is
accompanied
by
Senator
Dill
of
Washington
and
they
expect
to
be
In
the
north
about
a
month.
The
secretary
was
tendered
a
public
reception
here
and
made
a
brief
speech.
explaining
the
purpose
of
his
trip.
He
referred
to
national
problems
and
brought
personal
greetings
of
President
Roose-
I
velt.
Paying
tribute
to
the
president.
Mr.
RoDer
said
there
had
never
been
an
occupant
of
j
the
White
House
who
was
more
devoted
to
the
cause
of
!
the
common
people
as
opposed
,
to
that
of
the
special
interests
thiin
was
Mr.
Roosevelt.
i
?
Frame-Up
By
Medical
Student
of
Edmonton
Alleged
By
Defence
Prime
Minister
of
Alberta
Takes
Stand
to
Give
Evidence
On
His
Own
Behalf
in
Sensational
Supremd
Court
Seduction
Action
EDMONTON,
June
28:
(CP)
Premier
J.
E.
Brownlee,
charged
with
seduction
by
Vivian
MacMillan,
will
enter
a
complete
denial
of
the
charges,
A.
L.
Smith
K.C.,
defence
counsel,
told
the
Supreme
Court
of
Alberta
today.
Mr.
Smith
said
that
witnesses
would
show
that
John
Caldwell,
Edmonton
medical
student,
was
the
directing
head
of
the
whole
enterprise
and
was
flnan-
daily
Interested
in
obtaining
money
from
the
Premier.
Mr.
Brownlee
took
the
stand
and
denied
that,
while
In
Edson
in
1930,
he
had
offered
to
act
as
guardian
'or
Miss
MacMillan.
Prior
to
1928,
the
Premier
testi
fied,
Mrs.
Brownlee
had
been
ill
a
;reat
deal
but.
during
the
last
six
ears,
she
had
led
a
normal
life
urticipatlng
in
sports,
golf,
skat-
kg.tc.
and
social,
duties
as-wife-i
I
the
Premier.
Their
life
had
been
tormal,
he
said.
Alberta
Gasping
Edmonton,
and
the
rest
of
the
irovince
too,
for
that
matter.
Is
still
drtually
gasping
at
the
sensational
lature
of
the
evidence
"given
by
Miss
MacMillan
aealnst
Premier
Brownlee.
"Courage
Is
a
wonderful
thing
lommented
A.
L.
Smith
K.C..
counsel
for
Premier
Brownlee,
fter
Miss
MacMillan
had
given
spicy
detail
if
her
nocturnal
visits
with
thi
"remler
at
his
home.
N.R.A.
Director
For
Alaska
Is
Off
to
Juneau
KETCHIKAN,
June
28:
Hugh
iVade.
director
for
Alaska
of
the
NaUonal
Recovery
Act,
after
spend
ng
a
day
here
following
his
arrival
'rom
Seattle
by
way
of
Prince
Ru-ert.
left
Tuesday
In
the
Alaska
louthern
Airways
seaplane,
Chlca-roff.
piloted
by
R.
E.
Ellis,
for
Ju-leau.
Mrs.
Wade
announced
here
iiat
a
minimum
price
had
been
set
lor
salmon
to
be
paid
by
the
can-ners.
World
Recovery
Being
Discussed
Rotary
International
in
Session
at
Detroit
With
Many
Delegates
DETROIT,
June
28:
With
thousands
of
delegates
representing
80
nations
In
attendance,
the
annual
convention
of
Rotary
International
Is
now
in
spsslnn
hprp
WnrM
,-0-
covery
u
one
of
the
prlnclpal
Uems
0f
discussion
Twenty
Hurt
As
Communists
Riot
MENTONNE,
France.
June
28:
Twenty
persons
were
Injured
here
Tuesdiv
evening
during
a
Corn
munistlc
attack
on
a
meeting
of
a
Nationalist
youths'
organization
Tomorrow's
Tides
High
...
2:15
am.
22.8
ft.
15:18
pm.
20.1
ft.
Low
9:00
a.m.
02
ft.
21:12
pm.
53
ft.
STRIKE
BODY
FOUND
AT
STEWART
Hemains
of
Staich
Rade,
Who
Lost
His
Life
In
Crossing
Bear
River,
Last
Fall,
Recovered7!
STEWART.
June
28Thebly
of
Staich
Rade.
who
was
drowned
last
fall
from
a
boat
in
crossing
the
Bear
River
about
one
and
a
half
miles
above
the
Bear
River
bridge,
was
found
yesterday
on
a
bar
some
two
miles
downstream
by
Murdoch
Mclntyre
and
his
son,
Cherrtl
An
inquest
is
being
held
here
today.
Many
Ballots
In
Beer
Plebiscite
Wrongly
Marked
REOINA,
June
28:
Indications
are
that
many
thousands
of
ballots
were
spoiled
in
the
plebiscite
on
beer
by
the
glass.
This
Is
revealed
is
the
official
count
of
ballots
gets
inder
way.
The
plebiscite
was
taken
n
connection
with
the
general
elec-lon
last
week.
Heir
to
Fortune
Is
Being
Sought?
Half
a
Million
Dollars
Waiting
In;
England
For
John
Gallagher
If
He
Settles
Down
LONDON.
June
28:
Inquiries
ire
being
made
in
Western
Canada
as
to
the
present
whereabouts
of
&
man
named
John
Francis
Gallagher
to
whom
a
fortune
of
half
a
million
dollars
has
been
left
providing
he
can
be
found,
take
a
wife
and
settles
down
within
the
next
four
years.
Oallagher
was
last
heard
of
on
the
prairies.
THIRTY
THOUSAND
DOLLARS
WILL
BE
SPENT
AT
STEWART
.
VICTORIA,
June
28:
(CP)
Expenditure
of
approximately
$30,000
or
a
minimum
of
$10,-
000
for
three
months
will
be
made
this
year
by
the
Cana-
dlan
Northeasteren
Railway
on
the
line
between
Stewart
and
Fotr
Grahame
under
ah
agree-
mett
reached
-yesterday
with
the
provincial
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