third
of
Transpacific
Hying
Boats
Ready
to
Take
up
Service
ALAMEDA,
April
14:
Third
of
ne
Pan
American
Airways
flying
for
transpacific
service
be-
fn
California
and
the
PhllliDlne
'ands,
the
Hawaiian
Clipper,
has
nved
here
from
her
builders
at
Mtimore
with
Cantaln
Edwin
ck
In
command.
The
ship
nade
the
trip
via
the
Canal
Zone,
wapulco
and
San
Diego.
Todays
Weather
:
Triple
Islanrininnrf
Mherly
wind:
barometer,
30.00;
moderate
swell.
Terrace
-Part
cloudy,
calm.
38.
Anyox-
part
Cloudy,
calm,
38.
Stewart
-Cloudy,
sbuth
wind,
3b.
Hazelton-Cloudy,
calm.
40.
Miiuiers-
Part
Cloudy,
calm,
una,
Brns
Lake-
-Clear,
calm,
31.
Wpectors
In
Hospital
After
Crash
of
Plane
last
week
when
a
plane
piloted
Py
Roy
Brown
crashed
at
Lac
du'
L'i
"ter
lts
propeller
had
IZ
.
ln
m'd-alr.
are
how
in
hos-
the
conflict
Investigation
Into
Lindbergh
Case
Voted
Out
TRENTON,
NJ.,
April
14:
By
an
overwhelming
vote
of
57
to
1,
the
New
Jersey
State
Legislature
yes
terday
voted
down
a
proposal
to
have
an
Investigation
into
the
whole
case
of
Bruno
Richard
Hauptmann
and
the
Lindbergh
klndap-murder
by
the
President
of
Columbia
University.
,
CALLES
IS
IN
EXILE
LOS
ANGELES,
April
14:-Hav-
"XT
A"
C
A
V
lng
fled
from
Mexico
by
airplane
(
jj
J
Ol
I
after
having
been
accused
oi
Deing
at
the
bottom
of
recent
unrest
In
Mexico
including
the
recent
bombing
of
a
train
between
Vera
Cruz
and
Mexico
City.
Ex-President
Plutarco
Ellas
Calles,
former
"Strong
Man
of
Mexico,"
arrived
here
at
the
end
of
the
week
from
accompanied
by
a
couple'
of
his
former
political
lieu-1
Co-operative
Commonwealth
Fed-miiPs.
who
completely
eratlon
in
Toronto,
J
S.
Woods-
llliauia.
,jt.
wt
it
u-
1J
PRpVINCIAL
LIBRARY
I
VICTORIA,
B.C.
Today's
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
Bull
prince
Rupert
Part
cloudy,
High
-
7:19
ajn.
17.1
;t.
light
southerly
wind;
barofneter,
20:50
pjn.
16,5
It.
30.14;
temperature,
44;
sea
smooth.
Low
1;02
a.m.
9.8
ft.
13:56
pjn.
6.3
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Vol.
XXV
No.,88.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
APRIL
14,
1936
PRICE:
S
CENTS
PEACE
PROSPECTS
I-
,
IN
AFRICA
DIM
Officials
of
League
Are
Not
Very
Hopeful
Of
Stopping
Conflict
RECOVERING
FROM
BLOW
Southern
States
Kehabilitattii;
Themselves
Roosevelt
Promises
Aid
TUPELO.
Miss..
April
14:
Re-
i.ablu.a',.on
of
the
damage
done
In
be
tornado
disaster
last
week
t:i
the
southern
states
Is
already
get
bg
under
way.
It
was
the
third
rreatest
tornado
disaster
in
the
history
of
the
Un4ted
States,
tak-
r.g
a
death
toll
now
placed
at
bout
five
hundred
and
causing
carnage
estimated
variously
at
rom
$15,000,000
10
$25,000,000.
pre
than
two
thousand
were
Injured
and
some
of
these
may
yet
I
Following
mass
burials
of
the
j
irtims
at
Tupelo,
Mississippi,
and
Ca!n.;viile
Georgia,
which
cities
lave
borne
the
brunt
of
the
mor-
iu'y.
the
mena:e
of
Glsease
aro
pes'Jence
has
been
alleviated,
li
cow
announced.
Central
relief
lammlttees
are
In
charge
at
both
:tie;,
Shelters
have
been
arranged
mporarily
for
the
homeless
In
p!.r.
buildings,
tents
and
railway
Pars.
I
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
h
his
way
back
to
Washington
liter
a
kip
to
the
West
Indies
popped
off
at
Oalnsville,
Oeorglc
md,
in
a
public
address,
extolled
!w
people
for
their
courage
In
the
a
of
disaster,
promising
adt-
Rte
rehabilitation
and
relief
measures.
lawaiian
Clipper
Reaches
Alameda
Ethiopians
Claim
Poison
Gas
Was
Used
in
Italian
Attacks
Upon
Thirteen
Cities;
Mussolini
Confirms
Slave
Freeing
GENEVA,
April
14:
(CP)
The
Ethiopian
gov
ernment
asserted
to
the
League
of
Nations
today
that
Italian
forces
used
poison
gas
in
attacks
upon
13
hthiopian
cities.
Just
as
the
protest
was
received,
the
Italian
government
inform
ed
the
League
that
Premier
Benito
Mussolini
had
decid
ed
to
free
all
slaves
in
Ethiopia.
This
followed
the
announcement
of
the
day
previous
to
a
similar
effect
by
Marshal
BadogUo.
in
Ethiopia.
The
communications
reached
Oeneva
while
the
committee
of
thirteen
was
discussing
the
possibility
of
peace
in
East
Africa.
Of
ficials
said
they
were
pessimistic
as
to
the
possibilities
of
stopping
FIVE
ARE
KILLED
IN
AUTOMOBILE
CRASH
ALLEGED
TRAITORS
Manchukuoan
Officials
Charged
With
Betraying:
Military
In-
formation
to
Russia
TOKYO,
April
11:
(CP)
Six
high
officials
of
Manchukuo-have
been
arrested,
it
was
reported
yesterday,
and
charged
with
plotting-
subversive
move-
face
court-martial.
Meanwhile
Russo-Japanese
relations
have
become
more
strained
with
the
report
that
a
Japanese
patrol
of
twenty
men
fought
fifty
Soviet
soldiers
Saturday.
The
clash
occurred
near
Hulin,
Manchukuo,
and
the
Japanese
are
said
to
have
been
fired
upon
first.
WIDESPREAD
SEARCH
ON
Mystery
Surrounds
Disappearance
"Of
Mother
of
Young
Picture.
Star
NEW
YORK,
April
14:
Scotland
Yard
and
the
Los
Angeles
pollcp
have
been
pressed
Into
service
in
the
effort
to
solve
the
mysterious
disappearance
of
Mrs.
Lillian
Bartholomew
who
arrived
In
New
York
at
the
middle
of
last
wee1:
with
a
view
to
claiming
her
twelve-year
old
son,
Freddie
Bartholomew,
who
has
become
a
Juvenile
moving
picture
star
with
a
salary
of
$1500
Weekly.
Mrs
Bartholomew
has
not
been
heard
from
sine?
she
was
seen,
shortly
after
disembarkation
from
the
steamer
in
New
York,
with
a
strange
mar.
Her
husband
In
London
fears
thai
she
has
been
kidnapped
or
misled.
She
had
sent
her
effects
to
a
New
York
hotel
but
failed
to
reach
there
herself.
There
Is
the
possibility
that
she
might
have
left
direct
for
Hollywood
but
she
has
failed
to
put
In
an
appearance
there
yet.
Freddie
Bartholomew
has
been
under
the
guardianship
of
his
aunt,
Miss
MUllcent
Bartholomew,
since
he
was
eighteen
months
old.
The
aunt
has
announced
that
she
will
fight
any
effort
to
take
the
child
away
from
Tier,
The
parents
have
annpunced
thefr
intention
of
instituting
habeas
corpus
proceed-
Former
"Strong
Man"
of
Mexico
lngs
to
establish
their
right
to
vmrcled
to
Take
up
Residence
'take
the
boy
back
into
their
cus-
in
Los
Anteles
tdy.
C.
C.FERS
Will
Not
Hear
of
J.
S.
Woodsworth
Relinquishing
Leadership
TORONTO,
April
14:
Addressing
the
Ontario
convention
of
the
Columbia
River
Trolling
Fleet
Is
j
Being
Tied
Up
ASTORIA,
Ore.,
April
14:-
'
Called
In
by
the
union
owing
to
a
dispute
over
fish-
prices,
the
Columbia
River
trolling
fleet
was
tied
up
yesterday
although
no
strike
has
as
yet
been
officially
called.
Buyers
have
offered
15c
for
largt?
ments
and
furnishing
military
nsn
ana
8C
Ior
sma11
wm:n
Prlce
Information
to
Russia.
All
will
,5s
now
acceptable
to
the
union
mere
is
oenevea
to
be
hope
of
an
amicable
settlement
being
reached.
David
Lamson
Is
Going
Into
Filmsi
Will
Depict
on
Screen
How
it
Feels
;
To
Face
Execution
HOLLYWOOD,
April
14:
David
A.
Lamson
of
Palo'
Alto,
CaU
re-1
cently
acquitted
after
his
fourth
trial
on
a
charge
of
murdering.
his
wife
has
been
signed
up
by
a
moving
picture
company
to
screen
the
story
of
his
book
IWe
Who
Are
About
to
Die-hleii&Tecords
his
Impressions
and
experiences
.while
awaiting
execution.
CAUSE
IS
UNCERTAIN
May
Never
be
Known
Why
Plane
Which
Crashed
"Was
so
Far
Off
Its
Course
Twelfth
Victim
Dies
NEW
YORK,
April
14:
The
un-!
derlying
cause
of
the
crash
of
a
Transcontinental
and
Western
Air
Lines
air
liner
near
Unlontown.
Pa.,
last
week
with
loss
of
twelve
lives
ten
passengers
and
two
pilots
may
never
be
definitely
known.
Investigation
had
failed
to
throw
much
light
on
the
tragedy
Charles
J.
Challinor.
the
twelfth
victim,
succumbed
to
his
Injuries
in
Unlontown
hospital
yesterday.
Pilot
Otto
Ferguson
was
thirty
mile3
off
his
course
when
the
big
ship
crashed
into
a
hill
while
he
was
flying
blind.
Ten
minutes
before
the
crash,
the
ship
had
radio
ed
its
position
as
ten
miles
east
of
Pittsburg.
It
was
sixty
miles
from,
there
that
the
crash
occurred.
j
The
ship
was
bound
from
Newark,
NJ,
to
California.
Flying
con
ditions
were
bad
with
snow
and
an
attempt
was
being
made
to
reach
Columbus.
After
the
crash,
the
stewardess,
Miss
Nellie
Granger,
a
registered
Inurs-a.
although
lntureri
hprsplf.
dragged
two
other
survivors
a
man
and
a
woman
from
the
blazing
wreckage
of
the
plane.
She
managed
to
reach
a
farmhouse,
the
survivors
being
later
taken
to
the
Unlontown
hospital.
One
of
the
survivors
was
Mrs.
Meyer
Ellen-stein,
wife
of
the
mayor
of
New
ark,
DISORDERS
!N
SPAIN
Celebration
of
Anniversary
Republic
is
Rough
One
Policeman
Killed
MADRID,
Spain,
April
14:
(CP)
One
police
lieutenant
was
killed
and
another
wounded
and
a
number
of
civilians
were
trampled
on
and
beaten
here
today
during
the
celebration
of
the
fifth
anniversary
of
the
founding
of
the
Spanish
republic.
The
disorders
began
when
bombs
exploded
behind
the
president's
reviewing
stand
at
a
military
parade.
Blasts
'injured
none
but
created
a
panic.
They
are
attributed
to
Fascists.
DIRIGIBLE
.
hospital.
Plan
For
Ilindenburg
to
Visit
United
States
is
Unchanged
:
FREIDRICHSHAFEN,
Germany
April
14:
Dr.
Hugo
Eckner,
fan-1
mous
dirigible
designer,
declared!
that
the
giant
new
airship
von
Hindenburg,
which
returned
safely
1
to
her
base
here
at
the
week-end
I
after
having
experienced
engln?
Jersey.
The
von
Hindenburg
was
given
an
enthusiastic
welcome
on
her
afe
return
here;
She
had
had
difficulty
with
some
of
her
six
engines
on
the
way
back
and
her
speed
was
cut
down
to
sixty
mlls
Der
hour
against
strong
weather.
Special
permission
was
given
to
make
the
flight
over
Gibraltar,
Spain
and
France
In
the
fear
of
a
possible
forced
landing
which,
fortunately,
was
not
necessary.
The
engines
are
now
being
given
a
thorough
overhauling,
BLOW
WAS
ACCIDENT
Jury
Finds
That
Oil
Salesman;
Died
of
Brain
Hemorrhage
Haney,
who
was
found
dead
ln
the
Commercial
Hotel
at
Port
Coqult-
Young
People
Die
When
Vehicles
Collided
On
Bad
Curve
in
North
Carolina
Four
Perished
as
Flames
Enveloped
Vehicles
On
Road
After
Impact;
Fifth
Succumbed
in
Hospital
To
Injuries.
WISE,
North
Carolina,
April
14:
(CP)
Five
young
people
were
fatally
burned
and
a
sixth
critically
injured
when
an
automobile
collided
with
a
truck
near
here
today.
Four
of
the
five
died
in
the
flames
which
enveloped
the
automobile
and
truck
TO
PAH
I
ITU"1
after
the
crash,
on
a
curve.
10
VUlYlUXVl
The
fifth
died
of
burns
in
1
iBig
Brazilian
'rouble
on
her
return
trip
fron
rn
Flying
Boat
In
Trinidad
Crash
PORT
OF
SPAIN,
Trinidad,
Ap-
14:
The
Pan
American
Air-
day,
ran
Into
a
fishing
craft
and
two
passengers
and
one
member
of
the
crew
werg
drowned
on
being
trapped
In
the
cabin
of
the
sinking
aircraft.
The
remainder
of
the
eighteen
passengers
and
seven
members
of
the
crew
were
rescued.
The
flight
was
taken
up
by
another
of
the
company's
flying
;
boats.
PASSING
OF
MRS.
ROMA
Expired
Suddenly
This
Morning
While
Being
Taken
to
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
her
condition
became
such
was
deemed
advisable
to
remove
lam,
decided
that
he
had
died
ol
lcr
"
H
hemorrhage
of
the
brain.
A
bio?
Hospital.
She
passed
away
w
how-delivered
in
the
ambulance
before
V
by
Louis
Rosse,
son
of
the
hotel
proprietor,
ln
the
course
reacnuig
ute
uwuiuwu...
of
a
card
playing
and
drinking
shortlv
after
9
ocloc,k-
j
J
Forty-two
years
of
age
and
a
party
was
found
to
have
been
native
of
Italy.
Mrs.
Roma
had
a
thorough
Investigation
of
th
llved
here
for
nearly
twent
nears-whole
She
resided
with
her
family
at
the
affair
but
it
Is
expected
a
mhn
VoHiv
lnnro
v.t
ic
mnrrfpr
rhartrp
mhlrh
ha
hpsn
corner
oi
bevenm
Avenue
ana
rienles
the
charges
made
againsi
.r.
nuuea
umiuc
.
"
,
',,..
,m
h
ArnnnA
Fulton
Street.
Her
husband.
Frank:
FAVOR
FOR
ROOSEVELT
democrats
Starting
to
Rally?
Behind
President
and
Ills
Renom-ination
Certain
Opens
His
Campaign
BALTIMORE,
Md.,
April
14:
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
opened
his
1936
presidential
campaign
here
yesterday
with
a
stlf-
lng
address
In
connection
with
the
convention
of,
the
Young
Democrats
of
America..
The
chief
executive
before
Ions
will
make
a
speaking
tour
of
the
:ountry.
It
is
his
intention
to
visit.-practically
all
Important'
titles
sometime
between
how
and,
the
election
In
November
.
VV.
I
.The
renomlnatlon
of
Presldehtf
I
Roosevelt
appears
to
be
a,
fore-.
conclusion.
Opposition
to
him'
(;one
In
certain
quarters
of
the
Demo
cratic
party
is
obviously
diminishing
and
no
serious
contender
against
him
for
the
nomination
i
now
expected.
State
after
stats
appears
to
be
rallying
to
him.
The
situation
In
the
ranks
of
ner
maiaen
mgni
io
Kio
ae
J
an
,,
fivinir
host
Rrazilian
dinner,
i..
.
.
elro.
would
be
In
shape
to
make
L.
it
wjTs
taklne
off
for
Brazil
on
a
.
"
'
?
T.
Its
scheduled
night
on
May
6
to
"
ularlv
scheduled
scneauiea
flight
ingnt
Satur-
ij"
I
stand-pat
ee"
l
ie,
m7e(
is
not
w,s
iPW
Jew
vnrk
York
and
nrt
Lakehurst.
T.irphr.t
New
mpui
element,
so
happy.
Who
will
be
the
standard
bearer
for
the
presidency
Is
very
much
in
doubt
with
the
possibility
that
none
of
those
now
being
prominently
mentioned
may
be
chosen.
Two
Are
Dead
Of
Mail
Bombs
Elderly
Man
and
Young
Boy
Arc
Victims
of
Infernal
Machine
WILKESBARRE,
Pa.,
April
14:
Two
persons
are
now
dead
as
a
result
of
a
series
of
bombs
which
were
delivered
in
the
malls
here
Good
Friday
by
a
supposed
maniac
The
first
victim
was
Thomas
Mi-
!
haoV
flalla
trhpr
an
plHprlv
fnrmpr
Death
came
suddenly
this
morn-
taker
whQ
lnz
to
Mrs.
Maria
Roma,
a
well
'
.
i
"
.
.
io
oils
on
r
nuay
wntrn
uc
uucueu
known
and
highly
...
esteemed
mem-.
;nt.inin,r-
tht
mr!
NEW
WESTMINSTER.
April
14:
!r
of
l'
Last
night
a
four-year
-The
coroner's
jury
Investigating
nT
alold
ho
succumbed
ln
hosPltal
to
.u-
-u
.
r,LS
n-
soma
time
and
jesterday
mtwriiv
took
took
a
...
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,mrfpr
n.c
uww,
Vi
ivuucu
nwruaui,
r,
4Vo
rc.
This
mumlm?,""
"
49-year
old
oil
salesman
of
Port
.lU4"
,
7
""V
"""7
that
Hi
!
(similar
circumstances.
Arrest
has
been
made
of
a
suspect
who
has
been
under
observation
for
some
time.
Five
others
had
been
taken
into
custody
but
were
able
to
clear
themselves
of
suspicion.
Easter
Finery
For
Quintuplets
him.
is
expected
to
take
up
his
f
u-
"
to.
withdraw
as
lea
er
of
7-
"
-L
Roma
fa
Rt
present
ln
Vancouver,
pione
Girlies
Dol,ed
uP
For
Dr.
t.nrp
residence
here
ln
exile,
tie
nas
u
uugm.
J
.
".,:im
JD1AN
vmrrii
YOUTH
AT
at
ii
HAZELTON
atflthv
havlne
having
left
left
here
here
about
about
a
a
week
week
aiio.;
ago.;
ana
visitors
sunaay
the
United
"ing.
lie
suggested,
U
tne
u.c.r-,'
permitted
to
v
enter
V.,
I
'"T,
ibcenpermiiiea
hoen
m
L&bQr
had!,nJuries
to
which
w
he
succumbed
l
mlt.
.
.
Vancouver
Wheat
BAIt
SILVER
mtiver.
Acrll
14:
(CP)--
NEW
YORK.
April
14:
(CP)-Bar
!"W
here
wh'Z
l
was
ouotedt
79
Vic
on
the
sliver
was
unchanged
at
44fcc
on
fl'd
to
be
dnin
,,pf
Exchange
today.
the
New
York
metal
market
today.
KING
ATTENDS
CHURCH
FACING
STATUTARY
CHANG'S
Children
are:
Nellie
(Mrs.
Ford,
.
1-T-1
v
u
vtr.tl...
n
t
t
ATrf?T
i
ah-I1
14
ian
occasional
change
ln
leader-
yesteraay.
miss
u
ranger
was
aoie
:
.
;
..
.
.
"
.
1
".
77
IL'
'.ui.
j.,....-.
1
!
ip,
v,r.m
i
nui.i
A
sixteen
vear
o
d
Ind
an
boy
Vancouver;
noran,
rnnce
nuperi
'Ai
.auanaer,
uniM
me
lamous
1
j
1
.mimij
1
nn
np
phipi
niiwrvri.
1
.J
iuav
au
iili
iiuiitc
1
1
1
r
illmiuik
-
WINNiPrn
:
....
m
CaUes
CaUes
declares
declares
that
mai,
"""
rresiaeni
-
""-
-
ns
!,'-
t
lhe
h.
nx,.
..,..,,
.
,has
has
been
been
taken
taken
Into
Into
custody
custody
b:
John
John.
Prince
Rupert,
and
William.
'Dlonne
quintuplets
celebrated
Eas-
Inspectors.
hnw.
v,o"
inrpH
Cardenas
Intends
to
set
up
acorn-
Hph
ni-rf
vnir
"No."!
I
Constable
Andrew
Grant
at
Haz-
Prince
Rupert.
The
family
wllllter
Sunday
much
the
same
as
or
,.
,
.
wv.
...j
-.
-v-
.
jipK,ir.
m
MPYirn
.
-
"
munisiiu
uinw"r
elton
on
a
serious
charge
Involving
have
the
sympathy
of
many
a
five
year
old
nair
oreea
gin
rnenas.
'
LONDON,
April
14:
King
Ed-according
to
report
received
at
Funeral
arrangements
are
ln
the
wai-d
VIII
and
his
mother,
Queen
divisional
headquarters
of
the
hands
of
the
B,
C:
Undertakers.
Mary,
attended
Easter
Sunday
provincial
police
here.
Arrange
Deceased
was
a.
member'
of
the
church
services
together;
for
trial
are
.being
made.
,
'
Roman
Catholic.-
Church.
'
-s
dinary
young
ladies.
Each
had
entire
new
Easter
outfits
which
they
proudly
displayed
for
Dr..
K.
R.
Dafoe
and
other
visitors.
There
were
Easter
gifts
from
all
parts
of
Canada,
and
the
.United
States,