Today's
Weather
Prince
Rupert
Clear,
light
southerly
Vrtnd;
barometer.
3050;
temperature.
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iriiitttifc
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norrnur
mi,-..
nr.
1
X
UilKV
1IUI11
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III
t
Ml
P'nt
of
rye
to
$1
on
Imperial
Wart,
0(
Bcotch
whlsky
Th,,
ilre
range
of
spirituous
II-
Won
which
come
Into
Canada
under
British
preference
Is
af-
'feted
Mht
area
who
had
called
at
the
Legls-J
latlve
Buildings
yesterday
became,
abweke
and
were
escorted
from
the'
office.
He
Insisted
that
law
and
or
'
der
be
maintained.
i
Vancouver
gtrike
VANCOUVER.
April
30:
(CP-The
oneheur
strlka
between
3
and
.4
o'clock
vcterdav
afternoon
In
tfrmpatrry-wllrr
relief
fmp
ttrikefs
went
off
quietly
with
some
eight
.hundred
members
of
the
long
shoremen's
and
seafarers'
unions
participating.
Fourteen
deepsea
and
several
coastwise
vessels
were
,
affected.
Roosevelt
Was
On
Air
Sunday
Night
Chief
Executive
of
United
States
1
i
I)iuv.cs
Plans
For
Spending
J4.800.OO0.OO0
WASHINGTON.
DC.
April
30:
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
gave
another
of
his
fireside
radio
talks
to
the
nation
Sunday
evening.
He
discussed
plans
for
the
disbursement
of
the
$4,800,000,000
public
works
relief
fund.
The
administration's
recovery
efforts
he
characterised
as
a
"great
crusade."
Un
employment
relief
rolls
for
the
past
winter
had
been
the
lowest
since
1929,
the
chief
executive
declared.
Slt.VLIt
PRICE
DROPS
LONDON.
April
30:
CP
Specu
lative
proilt-taklng
caused
a
de
cline
of
one-sixteenth
pence
per
ounce
In
sliver
on
the
local
metal
market
yesterday,
the
price
dropping
to
34
1-16
pence
per
fine
ounce.
The
New
York
price
dropped
lc
to
75c.
There
was
no
chaime
In
the
New
York
price
today,
the
London
quotation
rising
pence
to
34
11-16
pence.
Amount
Pledged
Now
$20,132.00
,,.
"'I
"
II'.....-i!emiiloymcnt
service
committee
of
...HwriUH
-jwo-k
-o
be
donc
wlthln
the
ncxt
slx
VlfTnnt
mm
j.!
months
amounts
to
$20,132.
Since
iwiTiC:
"
n
J,,
n
i:
1
1
the
last
report
the
amount
of
$3,385
lumbla
-
J
has
been
added.
lnm-fc
.
Vancouver
Wheat
VANCOUVER,
April
30:
(CP)
to
8Go
today.
RAILWAY
REVENUE
wmm
Heavy
Slugging
Features
Monday's
Play
in
Major
Leagues
suffered
a
12
to
11
loss
to
Chicago
and
dropped
to
fifth
place,
the
Cubs
moving
to
third
spot.
The
St.
Louis
Cardinals
with
the
assistance
of
Paul
Dean's
good
pitching,
downed
the
Cincinnati
Reds
who
fell
back
into
sixth
place.'
In
the
American
League,
Detroit
Tigers
converted
fifteen
hits
into
eighteen
runs
to
score
a
slugging
shut-out
over
the
St.
Louis
Browns.
New
York
Yankees
hut-out
Wash
ington
to
oust
the
Senators
from
third
place
and
present
a
real
threat
for
the
league
supremacy.
Yesterday's
Big
League
scores:
National
League
Pittsburg
11.
Chicago
12.
Boston
7.
Philadelphia
5.
St
Loulr
7.
Cincinnati
2.
Only
three
scheduled.
American
League
Detroit
18.
St.
Louis
0.
Philadelphia
8.
Boston
10.
New
York
2.
Washington
0.
One
postponed.
INCREASE
Operating
Collections
of
Canadian
National
Up
Million
Dollars
For
Quarter
MONTREAL.
Ap'll
30:
CP
Operating
revenue
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
for
the
first;
quarter
of
1935
improved
a
million
dollars.
It
Is
officially
announced.
Evangeline
Booth
Is
In
New
Zealand
Great
Reception
Accorded
Salvation
Army
Chief
on
Arrival
In
City
Of
Wellington
WELLINGTON,
NZ
April
30:
General
Evangeline
Booth
arrived
In
Wellington
yesterday
on
Salva
passed
GOVERNOR
PORT
The
SEATTLE,
April
30:
(QP)
The
vanguara
dt
many
nival
surface
and
aircraft
which
will
visit
Alaska
this
summer
for
CHICAOO.
April
J0:-It
was
a
manoeuvres,
twelve
United
hard
jS2a;Trsa3
day
for
pitchers
In
the
Major
States
Navy
planes,
left
here
at
One
hundred
and
seventy-five
surface
craft,
submarines,
de-
stroyers.
battleships
and
crais-
ers,
600
planes
and
60,000
men
will
take
part
this
summer
In
Pacific
manoeuvres
between
California
and
Hawaii,
many
in
Alaska
waters.
:
4
ADAMANT
new
seven-roomed
modern
1
United
Church
parsonage,
Hugh
Brown,
builder,
is
now
completed
and
is
being
occupied
by
Rev.
F.
Bushfield
and
family.
Mrs.
Bush-field
entertained
the
members
of
the
Ladles'
Aid.
whose
membership
Is
composed
of
native
women,
last
week.
VISITOR
AT
ESSINGTON
PORT
ESSINGTON.
April
30:-Mlss
Phyllis
C.
Bushfield
of
Edmon-
mmtnH
nt
Rfltic
on
thel
uubUtftreccDtlon
at
the
Town
Hall
field.
Miss
Bushfield
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
APRIL
30,
1935.
A
Tiew
of
tiic
En:
PITCHERS
insfcy
Square
in
Kharkov.
In
th
.
;:
is
la
new
indusv.ai
h.-l
th?
r.-g.unal
committee
buildlrg
of
the
Communist
party
of
Uu
Ukrahe
ARE
KIT
:
TWELVE
UNITED
STATES
PLANES
FLY
TO
ALASKA
A.
inengh:
SUMMER
TRAINS
Time-Table
This
Year
Will
Largely
the
Same
as
That
Of
Last
Year
-
Be
into
effect
on
the
local
line
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways.
The
service
will
be
practically
the
same
as
last
year,
providing
for
two
full
passenger
and
two
mixed
trains
weekly
in
each
direction.
Trains
will
leave
ior
the
east
at
6
o'clock
Monday,
Tuesday,
Wednesday
and
Friday
evenings,
the
Wednesday
and
Friday
trains
ing
full
passenger
equipment
while
Monday
and
Tuesday
will
be
mixed
trains.
j
Full
passenger
trains
will
arrive
(from
the
east
at
2.15
Monday
and
Saturday
afternoons
while
mixed
i
trains
will
arrive
Tuesday
and
I
Thursday
nights
at
10:20.
!
The
summer
steamship
service."
Looks
Like
Walter
McGec
Will
Have
i
details
of
which
have
already
been
To
Pay
w.th
Lire
tor
Kidnap
i
announced,
will
be
largely
similar
Of
May
McElroy
to
that
of
last
yea,r
except
for
the!
special
Alaska
cruises
by
the
JACKSON
CITY,
Mo..
April
30:
steamer
Prince
Robert
which
are
It
appeared
unlikely
last
night
that
'
additional.
the
Oovernqr
of
Missouri
Intended!
any
aetlon
In
the
way
of
commut-1
lng
the
death
sentence
upon
Walter
McGec.
who
Is
condemned
to
die
on
May
10
for
the
kidnapping
of
Mary
McElroy,
daughter
of
the
city
manager
of
Kansas
City.
Miss
McElroy
and
others
have
pleaded
direct
with
the
Oovernor
for
commutation
of
the
sentence
to
life
New
Parsonage
At
Essington
Is
Now
Occupied
QUINTS
TO
HAVE
NUNS
Nurses
of
Famous
Ontario
Babies
To
Be
Changed
It
Is
Announced
CALLANDER.
Ont..
April
Roman
Catholic
nuns
will
KILLED
IN
CARCRASH
Harry
C.
Borbridge.
Ontario
Politician,
and
His
Nephew
Lose
Lives
Near
Simcoe
a
tree
near
here.
Company
Organized
in
Connection
With
Industrial
Project
-
Planned
For
Rupert
VICTORIA,
April
30:
(CD-Mutual
Pulp
&
Paper
Mills
of
Prince
Rupert
Limited,
capitalized
at
150,000
shares
of
no
par
value
with
maximum
sale
price
of
$1,
was
incorporated
here
today.
Directors
are
shown
as
Rohden
Stanley
Stultz
and
Frank
Llewel-Iwyn
Buckley
of
Vancouver
with
head
office
given
as
1030
Hamilton
Street,
Vancouver.
Today's
Weather
Terrace
Clear,
calm,
42.
Anyox
Clear,
calm,
42.
Stewart
Clear,
calm,
32.
Hazelton
Clear,
calm,
24.
Smlthers
Clear,
calm,
mild.
Burns
Lake
Clear,,
calm.
27.
BIUTII
NOTICE
There
was
born
to
Rev.
and
Mrs.
I
Evan
Baker
of
Anyox
at
the
Prince
j
aw.
Utupert
General
Hospital
Sunday,
next;
April
28.
a
daughter.
Sylvia
Flor-
month
replace
the
present
nurses
ence
Mary
at
the
Dionne
quintuplets'
hospital
.
here,
it
is
announced.
While
they,
prefer
the
nuns,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ollva
j
Dionne.
parents
of
the
quintuplets,
assert
that
they
will
not
be
satls-
Ified
until
they
are
given
complete!
ESSINGTON.
April
30:-'control
of
their
five
little
girls.
TAKE
OVER
CANNERIES
Pacific
American
Acquires
Plants
in
Alaska
I
Col.
and
Mrs.
W.
II.
Belson
SIMCOE.
Ont..
April
30:
(CP)
Sldnev.
Vancouver
Island,
will
ar-
meetings
locally.
Tomorrow's
Tides
IUih
Low
COMMUNISM
SEETHING
IN
PR0VI
12:15
pjn.
20.4
ft.
8:08
a.m.
,
22
ft.
18:17
pjn.
M
It.
PRICE:
5
CENTS
LONDON
IS
PREPARING
FOR
SILVER
JUBILEE
CELEBRATION
Entire
Relief
System
Must
Be
Changed
Says
j
Premier
of
Provincel
Cni'inploycd
Dvliwilion
Becomes
Abusive
and
is
Escorted
From
Prime
Minister's
Office
Vancouver
Strike
.
Is
Quiet
With
800
Participating
VICTORIA,
April
30:
(CP)
Premier
T.
I).
Pattullo,
in
a
statement
today,
declared
that
everyone
is
aware
thati
llritish
Columbia
i.s
seething
with
Communist
propaganda!
and
added
that
there
would
have
to
be
a
change
in
the
en-1
tire
relief
system.
"Money
to
do
work
will
have
to
be
pro
vided
and
Mr.
Hart
and
Mr.
Sloan
are
now
at
Ottawa
to
-
.
1
WJItcuw
the
situation
with
the
Do
minion,
the
Premier
said.
Mr.
Pattullo
sUted
that
the
spokesmen
lor
a
delegation
from
Macauley
relief
camp
and
local
Soviet
Russia
Also
Has
Its
Re-Housing
Plan
King
and
Queen
Back
At
Buckingham
Palace
From
Windsor
Castle
His
Majesty
Reported
to
be
in
Best
of
Health
Premier
Bennett
to
Ride
With
South
African
Prime
Minister
In
Procession
Next
Week
LONDON,
April
30:
(CP)
King
George
and
Queen
Mary
returned
today
from
Windsor
Castle
to
Buckingham
Palace
to
prepare
for
the
Silver
Jubilee
celebration
opening
on
May
6.
The
thanksgiving
service
at,
St..
Paul's
Cathedral
on
that
day
will
be
preceded
by
six
carriage
processions.
The
Prime
Ministers
of
the
Empire
will
form
the
fast.
Premier
Bennett
of
Canada?:,
and
Premier
Hertzag
of
South
Af-
j
,
rica
riding
together.
Royalty
will
pjQ
(tlctliPe
n
nae
in
me
iasi
two
processions.
Finally
climaxing
the
spectacle,
the
King
and
Queen
will
ride
together
from
Buckingham
Palace
to
St.
Paul's.
The
military
aspect
of
Meeting
the
celebration
will
be
moderated
to
a
minimum.
The
King
is
reported
to
be
in
the
;
best
of
health.
1aTh?s
PULE
MILL
ates
pounded
seven
Cub
hurlers
but
IS
FORMED
Liver
Dispute
of
Halibut
'
Boat
Owners
Fails
to
Materialize
Basis
Of
Settlement
There
was
no
meeting
of
the
hH-but
boat
owners
yesterday
as
had
been
expected
in
some
quarters.
ing
a
disinterested
attitude
in
regard
to
the
halibut
lirer
dispute,
some
seeming
to
believe
that
there
is
nothing
to
meet
about.
While
no
official
announcement
has
been
made,
it
att&ns
to
be
the
opinion
of
seme
of
the
boat
owners
that,
if
the
fishermen
requested,
the
arrangement
by
which
four
trips
would
be
given
without
the
boats
taking
share
of
halibut
livers
might
be
revived.
BOND
CHANGE
!
IS
RATIFIED
Prcvinclal
Government
Puts
Order-In-Council
Throu-h
Validating
Local
Interest
Cut
VICTORIA.
April
30-
(QP)-Vn
order-in
-council
was
signed
by
the
i
government
yesterday
empowering
j
the
City
of
Prince
Rupert
to
ex
change
all
its
outstanding
debt
to
new
debentures
at
a
lower
rate
of
Interest,
namely
four
percent.
Seventy-two
percent
of
thp
bondholders
have
agreed
to
the
change.
Fines
This
Year
lit
City
Heavier
Total
of
$163
Collected
During
April,
Bringing'
Year's
Aggregate.,
To
$817
Police
court
fines
In
Prftice
Rupert
for
the
month
of
April
this
year
totalled
$100
as
compared
with
$165
in
the
same
month
last
year.
Booth
80
far
lnis
year
fines
have
totalled
;$817
as
against
$354
in
the
first
four
months
of
1934.
AMY
MOLLISON
CRACKS
UP
IN
HER
NEW
PLANE
j
LONDON,
April
30:
(CP)-
0I
,
Mrs.
Amy
Johnson
MoJMson
cracked
up
her
new
plane
ye4
Harry
C.
Borbridge,
defeated
Con-
rive
on
the
Prince
Rupert
tumor-!
terday
011
the
first
time
she;
servatlve
candidate
for
West
Elgin
row
mornlntr
from
the
south.
Mrs.
i
had
Iown
14
a
Croydon
air
tlon
organization
work.
She
ton
Is
visiting
here
with
......
her
last
drome.
The
.....
famous
......
British
Army
.v
f-
par-1
in
m
the
mic
federal
ituciui
by-eloction
ujr-cun.nu"
Sep-
"vp-
Belson
ix'isun
will
wiu
be
ue
here
Jitire
In
in
her
uvr
official
uiiicihii
.
.v..
was
welcomed
by
thousands
and
n
ems.
Rev.
and
I
BELLINGHAM.
April
30:
(CPi
Plans
of
the
Pacific
American
Fisheries
to
purchase
the
Alaska
'
canneries
of
the
Booth
Salmon
Co.
were
approved
by
the
stockholders
of
the
company
on
Monday.
.
Mrs.
Frank
Bush-1
tember,
and
his
nephew.
Charles
M.
capacity
as
Anglican
Dominion
Wo-
avlatrbc
escaped
with
a
severe
ield
his
also
been
Borbridge,
were
killed
yesterday
man's
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