Today's
Weather
tomorrow's
Tides
(8
AM.)
She
mmln
High
....
...
4:35
am
17.1
ft.
Prince
Rupert
Raining:
outh-east
17:05
pjn.
185
ft.
wind,
10
mites
per
hour;
barometer,
Low
...10:46
a.m.
5.8
ft.
30.00;
temperature,
54;
sea
23:30
p.m.
7.0
ft.
smooth.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISI1
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
XXV,,
No.
2b
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
JULY
23,
1936
fRICE:
5
CENT3
7
-
:
mmmmki
aspect
developing
ML
WAR
CONTINUES
WITHOUT
ANY
LET-UP;
REBELS
SCORE
GAINS
Iter
Battle
For
Possession
of
Capital
City
of
Madrid
Appears
in
Prospect
Wild
Disorders
in
Other
Parts
of
Country
MADRID,
July
23:
The
sixth
day
of
Spain's
civil
war,
Ithe
riehtist
rebel
forces
continued
their
campaign
i
nst
the
new
leiusi
covernment
wan
ukj
uujclu
ui
sei-
-
rnntrnl
of
the
administration,
was
marked
by
further
ins
for
the
insurrectionists,
an
independent
survey
of
aflicting
reports
seemed
to
indicate.
The
vanguard
of
el
forces
were
converging
lasty
:
-
rr-
it
upon
this
capital
city
from
Irp-1T
4
JT
north
and
south
and
what
expected
would
be
a
decisive
le
for
possession
or
Maaria
ed
early
this
morning
within
ten
miles
of
the
city.
The
ad-
ce
guards
were
being
relntorced
rebel
armies
numbering
mou-
is.
The
government,
with
large
fending
forces.
Is
confident
that
IS
OFF
New
Jersey
State
Has
So
Authorit
To
Pay
Out
$25,000
for
llaupt
'mann
Capture
Sill
be
able
to
retain
control
oil
TRENTON.
N.
J.,
July
23:
De
Irid.
However,
the
Insurrection-
tectlves
and
others
who
were
la
were
holding
at
least
two
pro-1
strumental
In
the
bringing
of
Bru
rs
In
the
north
and,
were
ln;no
Richard
Hauptmann
to
justlci
Lrcl
of
some
Important
centres
:
(or
the
Lindbergh
baby
kidnap-
he
south.
Barring
an
unexpec-j
murder
will
not
share
a
$25,000
re
i
roup
by
one
side
or
the
other,
ward
which
had
been
posted
by
.
aDDears
to
be
Utue
prospect
New
Jersey
state.
Attorney
uen-
n
immediate
cessation
of,
hosr
:
eral
David
Wllentz
ruled
yestrtday
cr'
serious
In
the
entire'
Itrj
i
ting
t-j
the
dangers
of
street
:
!
that
the
state
had
no
authority
w
t'nis
nut
iipVi
a
rpwarri
as
it
had
Sere
was
wuci
aisoraer
ana
fj
-
-
.
.
..
.
.
v.rnre
in
Barcelona
last
never
been
passed
oy
me
wg--
t.
Fating
there
was
probably
i
lature.
.
.
Seattle
Halibut
Rlnz
end
extensive
disorders.
DMiniimnn
M
Jnlted
States
embassy
was
pre-,
UUttl
UWlltl
UKO
last-
night
to
concentrate
aationals
In
the
embassy.
Mean-
Funf
ral
Today
of
Andrew
Peter-
le,
warships
of
United
States.;
Engineer
of
Foremost
pat
Britain
and
other
countries
hovering
off
the
coast
in
NEWSPAPERS
UNDER
FIRE
Suit
May
be
Brought
Against
Two
London
Dailies
For
Comments
Against
G.
A.
McMahon.
LONDON,
July
23:
Two
London
newspapers
the
Dally
Express
and
the
Evening
News
are
threatened
with
suit
for
contempt
of
court
by
the
attorney
general's?
department
as
a
result
of
their
comments
in
connection
with
the
case
of
George
Andrew
McMahon
who
LS
alleged
to
have
threatened
the
King
In
a
revolver
Incident
last
week.
The
comments
of
the
newspapers,
I
h
ui,,rf
officials
stated,
might
be
construed
as
endangering
McMahon
in
get
ting
a
fair
trial
through
prejudic
Ing
the
jury.
CLAUA
WIKDAL
HAS
WON
SCHOLARSHIP
Clara
Wlkdal
of
this
city
Is
the
winner
of
a
scholarship
for
Prince
Rupert
district
in
high
school
matriculation
exa-
mlnatlons,
according
to
word
,
received
in
the
city
this
after
noon.
Student
Nurses
Are
Not
Being
Taken
in
1936
Jincss
to
evacuate
their
na-
nfare
here
todav
of
Andrew
Frank
Dlbb,
Dr.
J.
H.
Carson,
G
aals
from
the
country.
Peterson,
part
owner
and
chid
V.
Wilkinson
and
S.
D
Macdonam,
mile
the
Immediate
objective
of
engineer
of
the
halibut
vessel
directors;
H.
W,
Btrcn,
managing
rebels
Is
to
overthrow
the
Foremost,
whose
death
occurred
serceiary,
ana
miss
jean
namsun
fcsent
government,
the
ultimate
'on
Monday
in
Marine
Hospital.
K.N..
jaay
superintendent.
ret
It
is
said,
is
to
set
up
a1
itary
dictatorship
along
Fascist
Enormous
Death
Toll
the
government
said
today
that
rebels
had
been
ousted
from
tadalajara
and
Cordoba
and
Jincd
to
attempt
to
retake
Te-
ln
Spanish
Morocco,
with
heavy
ibardment.
force
of
36,000
civil
guards
been
dispatched
to
meet
Pfl3
marching
on
the
capital.
died
skirmishes
on
the
outskirts;
the
city
have
already
started.
I
Authoritative
estimates
place
the
imber
dead
to
date
at
between
rnty
and
twenty-five
thousand.
,
fighting
continues
lu
the
sum-,
er
resort
cltv
of
San
Sebastian
the
control
of
the
city
still
certain.
The
city,
where
foreign
plomats
are
holidaying,
is
partly
!
flames,
jovernment
planes
bombed
the
el
garrison
of
Zargoza
which
rc-
tned
the
fire.
Loyalists
leftists
have
started
Om
Barcelona
to
attack
rightists
!
Zargoza.
tario
Enjoys
Drenching
Rain
fat
Wave
Is
Over
and
Forest
Fire
Menace
is
Now
Ended
rOHONT
.Tiilu
9V
A
eood
enchlng
twenty-four
hour
raln-
nas
defmu...
ended
the
long
spell
In
Ontario
and
has
&uf?ht
relief
to
the
forest
flro
aaflon
which,
In
some
parts
of
province,
had
assumed
se'rloui
portions,
The
board
of
directors
of
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital,
at
a
special
meeting
last
night
to
consider
the
matter
of
the
training
school,
decided
not
to
take
In
a
class
of
students
this
year.
!
Those
present
at
the
meeting
KF.ATTLE.
Julv
23:
The
funeral'
were
w.
M.
Brown,
president;
MEN
ARE
FISHING
Seventy
Kivers
Inlet
Coats
Take
Advantage
of
Protection
Strikers
to
Meet
Michaud
VICTORIA,
July
23:
(CP)
Reports
from
Rivers
Inlet
reaching
here
yesterday
said!
that
seventy
'boats
had
taken
advantage
of
the
offer
of
the
provincial
minister
of
labor,
Hon.
George
S.
Pearson,
that,
since
thej
strikers
had
refused
to
arbitratf,
fishermen
to
continue
opera
tions
could
do
so.
Boats
went
out
into
Rivers
Inlet
to
fish
under
police
protection
against
picket-
crs,
reports
said.
Advices
today
to
provincial
police
headquarters
said
that
nearly
one
hundred
boats
were
nuw
now
lulling
fishing
behind
ucutuu
a
a
line
1111c
ui
of
po
trict
and
Namu
is
the
only
cannery
operating,
all
fish
being
sent
there.
It
is
further
stated
that
the
strikers
intend
to"present
their
case
to
Hon.
J.
E.
Michaud,
minister
of
labor
from
Ottawa,
at
a
meeting
on
Saturday
at
Kivers
Inlet
in
the
course
of
Mr.
Mi-chaud's
visit
to
the
coast.
MICHAUD
LEAVES
VANCOUVER,
July
23:
(CP)
Hon.
J.
E.
Michaud,
federal
minister
of
fisheries,
accompanied
by
Major
J.
A.
Motherwell,
chief
supervisor
of
fisheries,
western
division,
and
11.
D.
Parizeau,
chief
government
hydrographer,
left
here
last
night
aboard
the
survey
vessel
William
J.
Stewart
for
a
tour
of
coastal
fishing
grounds.
The
first
port
of
call
was
not
announced.
Spanish
Rebels
Are
Warned
To
Cease
Their
Activities
Near
Terrace
Hospital
Has
Fire
(Special
to
the
Daily
Nt
VANCOUVER,
July
23:
Fire
broke
out
in
the
Terrace
emergency
i
.
,
,
ml
.
lice
and
packers'
boats
at
Rivers
j
hospital
today.
The
roof
inlet.
There
was.
little
picketing
;
was
damaged.
Patients
and
only
one
boat
was
shouted
i
were
carried
OUt
to
in
from
the
shore.
Ait
indica-
!
safety.
Volunteer
fire
tions
are
that
the
strike
is
prob-
U
fighters
saved
the
ably
over.
but
eighty
percent
of
,
?
i
-
rrwp
building,
mere
wprp
were
nn
no
tho
fishermen
have
left
the
dis-
injuries.
Halibut
Arrivals
British
Gibraltar
Fortress
Canadian
1
Vera
Beatrice,'
9,000,
Atlln,
63c
nd
5.5c.
Dovre
B.,
20,000,
too
late
for
sale.
Vancouver
Wheat
VANCOUVER:
July
23:
(CP)
Wheat
was
quoted
at
90,74C
on
the
Vancouver
Exchange
yesterday,
advancing
to
92
cents
today.
BAR
SILVER
NEW
YORK,
iCP
Bar
silver
was
unchanged
at
44?ic
per
ounce
on
the
New
York
metal
market
!
today.
Open
New
Military
Airfield
Commemorating
First
Empire
Fliers
,,.nrv
nf
Canadian
aviators
was
recalled
at
Ottawa,
the
nnmlnlon
capital,
when
a
new
military
flying
field,
was
opened
nft-iwawa,
military
and
air
base,
near
that
city.
It
was
on
this
fipirf
that
F
W
"Casey"
Baldwin
(right)
and
J,
A,
D,
McCurdy
pfti
first
demonstrated
to
British
authorities
the
value
of
mlll-oV
nvutlon
in
1909,
In
(centre)
at
top
is
shown
the
famous
frnrvHne
Silver
Dart,
after
which
the
new
airfield
Is
named.
In
hu
machine
McCurdy
made
the
first
flight
ever
undertaken
In
the
British
Empire,
near
his
home
in
Nova
Scotia
province
In
mnt
I!Miln
mhn
ViA
flnnrr,
slrnnlslia
In
UnttpH
StatCS
the
year
previous,
holds
the
distinction
of
being
the
first
British
subject
to
fly
anywhere,
and
the
seventh
man
in
history
to
take
a
heavler-than-alr
machine
off
the
ground.
Oval
shows
General
Ashton,
chief
of
the
Canadian
general
staff,
declaring
the
new
air
base
open,
with
McCurdy
and
Baldwin
standing
beside
him..
At
the
bottom
is
a
general
view
of
the
new
Sliver
Dart
military
air
base,
Petawawa,
Canada.
English
Ship
is
Bombarded
by
Plane
Which
is
Routed
By
Warship
Warning
Guns
Sounded
Against
Irresponsible
Actions
Around
Shipping
Strait
GIBRALTAR,
July
23:
(CP)
British
naval
guns
boomed
off
this
famous
rock
today
in
warnings
to
reck-
less
Spanish
Fascist
air
rebels.
H.
M.
S.
Wild
Swan,
Bn-
!tish
destrover.
sent
out
a
"warmntr
vollev
off
Zanfa.
j
-
,t
i
Spain,
in
answer
to
air
bombs
which
fell
close
to
the
warship's
bows.
Simultaneously
British
naval
authorities
ii
-?rJ
warned
rebel
leaders
that
they
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ROOSEVELT
IN
CANADA
must
cease
their
"deliberate
and
Irresponsible
bombing
of
shipping"
near
the
rock.
I
Britain
and
France
also
Joined
In
telling
the
leftUt
Spanish
government
to
keep
its
fleet
out
of
the
international
harbor
at
Tangier
on
Morocco's
side
of
the
narrow
passage.
Previously,
local
authorities
had
warned
the
Spanish,
whose
artil-lery
fire
struck
the
rock
yesterday,
that
the
British
BfdlTonntend
to
have
such
incidents
repeated.
I
The
acting
governor
of
Gibraltar
protested
to
General
Francisco
Franco,
leader
of
the
rebellion,
'against
rebel
planes
flying
over
!
Gibraltar
after
loyal
commanders
on
Spanish
warships
had
been
given
a
warning.
The
governor
;
said
that
flying
of
airplanes
over
jthe
fortress
and
its
vicinity
was
in
j
contravention
of
international
',
treaties.
British
Steamer
Bombarded
Off
Casablanca,
Morocco,
the
British
destroyer
Whitehall
routed
a
Spanish
plane
with
gunfire
today
after
the
aviator
had
bombarded
a
British
steamer
bringing
fuel
oil
to
a
loyal
Spanish
cruiser
In
Tangier
Harbor.
The
steamer
was
iden-
.
fled
on
first
reports
as
the
Gibel
;Crls
of
the
Bland
Line
but
it
is
be-jlieved
to
have
actually
been
the
Gibel
Dersa
of
that
line.
It
had
arrived
from
Gibraltar
and
anchored
in
Tangier
Harbor
where
It
was
bombarded
at
noon.
AVIATOR
IS
DEAD
Earl
Ovington,
Who
Flew
First
United
States
Air
Mail,
Succumbs
GLENDALE,
Cal.,
July
23:
E?rl
Ovington,
veteran
aviator,
who
delivered
the
first
air
mall
In
the
history
of
the
United
States,
died
here
yesterday
from
a
heart
attack
after
a
lengthy
Illness.
la
1911
he
took
a
sack
of
mall
a
distance
of
ten
miles
on
Long
Island
In
an
open
plane,
dropping
it
to
the
ground
when
he
was
unable
to
make
a
landing.
He
was
a
lieutenant-commander
In
the
United
States
Navy
during
the
World
War
and
In
recent
years
had
lived
more
United
States
Chief
Executive
or
less
in
retirement,
although
Criuses
Bay
of
Fun
day
And
At
still
taking
a
keen
interest
in
Grand
Manan
Today
aviation
and
yachting,
GRAND
MANAN,
N.
B.,
July
23:
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt,
after
cruising
yesterday
with
hi3
son
In
Bay
of
Fundy
waters,
arrived
at
Grand
Manan
Island
to
Today's
Weather
Terrace
Cloudy,
calm,
56.
Alice
Arm
Light
clouds,
calm,
day
enroute
to
Campobello,
New57.
Brunswick,
for
a
holiday.
Neici
St?
wart
Cloudy,
calm.
55.
week
he
proceeds
to
Quebec
to
HazeltonCalm,
clear,
54.,
meet
Lord
Tweedsmulr,
Governor
Smlthers
Clear,
calm,
59..
m
,
General
of
Canada,
and
Premier
Burns
Lake
Bright,
stiff
south-
i
W.
L.
Mackenzie
King.
west
wind,
55.
(
Jj.
i
f