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Thoe
Who
Will
Serve
Assizes
Next
Month
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The
following
panel
of
Jurors
for
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Anderson
(Tcrra:o
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Martin
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Naylor.
John
O'Gorman.
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Feuds
Cause
Deaths
In
Troublous
Cuba
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Plll'cal
warfare
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n
tit
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i
uve
killings
In
Havana
on
wiurday.
The
police
station
was
ralded
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.
'coio
is
Fount
On
Board
Tanker
pJJ?Rson
'nJ..
April
28:-tan,
fflcers
ra,ded
an
oU
galln
nday
and
sc,zed
100-000
Won
nSnl8raln
cohol
valued
at
'"uu-
oeven
arrests
were
made.
Halibut
Arrivals
U
Canadian
Cage'
l0,000'
6c
aild
52c'
Cold
4
4-
4
SIX
MONTH
SENTENCE
IMPOSED
ON
RIOTER
REOINA.
April
28:
CP
Kenneth
Fo'rFcyth.
21-year
old
Scotsman,
was
sentenced
yes-
terday
In
the
Court-of
King's.
Bench
to
six
months'
lmpris-
onmcnt
for
rtotlng.
The
chirgo
arose
out
of
the
Regina
V
riots
on
July
1
last
year.
The
Jury
recommended
leniency.
It
being
the
first
time
slnco
the
riot
trials
opened
that
such
a
recommendation
made.
.
Tom
Mooney
Case
of
Habeas
Corpus
Proceed
ings
Resumed
Today
After
LoVr
Ad!ournmcnt
SAN
FRANCISCO,
April
28:
After
a
long
adjournment,
hearing
of
habeas
corpus
proceedings
on
behalf
of
Tom
Mooney
who
seeks
release
from
San
Quentln
Penitentiary
where
he
Is
serving
a
term
of
life
imprisonment
as
a
result
of
the
Preparedness
Day
bombings
here
In
1916
was
resumed
yester-riav.
The
nroceedlngs
started
last
September
and
have
been
subjected
to
many
delays.
Stirring
Defence
By
Miss
Perkins
Challenge
To
Do
Something.
Asserts
Secretary
of
Labor
Miss
Perkins
asserted.
,
Airplane
Crash
Near
Airport
At
8he
had
been
Detroit
is
Fatal
DETROIT,
April
28:-One
man
was
killed
and
another
seriously
injured
in
the
crash
of
an
airplane
near
the
Detroit
airport
Sunday
night.
Sams
Fish
tin;
Craft
Gnj
Into
Pacific
Ocean
For
Spring
Manoeuvres
mflnnpiivrpc
In
tho
Panlfl
(Vain
HOVINCIAL
;
LIBRARY
j
VICTOR)
A,
B.C.
I
(8
AM.)
prince
Rupert
Foggy,
calm;
barometer,
29.82;
temperature,
43;
sea
smooth.
ill
v
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
VUi
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
APRIL
28,
1936
fleet.
"
u
oaiuIuay
4gni
mat
ne
oy
tne
Anglo-French
naa
aiea
Dut
it
was
then
denied.
When
in
the
nineties
he
returned
down
Prince
Farouk,
aged
16,
now
attending
a
British
school,
will
come
to
the
Throne
under
a
oeuvres
are
being
kept
secret
a'-
:re8ency-
though
It
Is
known
that
Panama
i
Slnce
tne
days
of
the
Ptolemies
is
the
ultimate
destination.
i
twenty
centuries
agd,
.there
had
Abbas
Hllml.
his
nephew,
appointed
him
his
aide-de-camp.
Prince
Fuad,
a3
he
theft
was,
jould
have
had
no
inkling
of
the
oeiore
returning,
one
squadron
Dee
no
King
oi
kgypi
until
a
com-
glittering
future
that
awaited
him.
win
proceed
to
Valparaiso,
unui.
t"
sirange.
ana
romantic
indeed,
had
his
on
a
goodwill
visit.
circumstances
aris:ng'
out
of
the
inother
khedlvial
brother-in-law.
prince,
taken
During
the
summer,
large
squad-
(Great
War
raised
Ahmed
Fuad,
the
better
aim
when
hp
IpvpIph
hu
to
J
Tomorrow's
Tides
High
8:04
a.m.
16.2
ft.
21:04
pjn.
17.2
ft.
Low
1:46
a.m.
9.7
ft.
14:14
p.m.
6.9
ft.
.
-
'
.
Is
lions
are
Starving
to
Death
Having
National
Disaster
While
Other
Millions
are
Being
Stricken
With
Hopeless
Disease
Hunger-Maddened
Natives
in
Szechwan
and
Honan
Re-
IT
C
TJI
FCT
sort
to
CannibalismChildren
Arc
Iking
Sold
In
.
J
iLEiL
1
Order
to
Buy
Food
niiMTr'n
rvTirn
ChTNGKIANG,
China,
April'
28:
(CP)
A
terrible
famine,
sweeping
Szechwan
and
North
Honan
Provinces.
Uncie
------
t
.
...
.
1V1U
V
Lo
UU1
C.GM.M.
IS
OUT
OF
EXISTENCE
KING
FUAD
OF
EGYPT
IS
DEAD;
SIXTEEN
YEAR
OLD
SON
SUCCEEDS
TO
THRONE
Monarch
ofEgypt,
Suffering
From
Heart
Weakness,
Expiresin
Cpiro
Today
Crown
Prince
Farouk,
f
Now
in
English
School,
is
Successor
CAIRO.
April
28:
With
British
star.
The
voiinopst
(and
Italian
sDecialists
attending
mirth
khprfivp
Tsmaii
,v.
aica
i
I
v
--i
-
---
w
j4u,
n41U
U4U
144
I
constantly,
King
Fuad
I
of
Egypt
1895,
leaving
twelve
children,
hlsi
inea
toaay
alter
a
long
illness,
youth
was
passed
in
Last
Ten
Remaining
Ocean-Going
Freight
Vessels
Disposed
Of
Canadian
Britisher
and
Canadian
Scottish,
Built
Here,
Are
Among
Ships
Being
Sold
to
Australian
Interests
For
Scrapping
SAN
DIEGO.
Anril
2fl!
Dnrl"
s
neari
continued
to
weaken
un-
th-;
debaclJ
of
his
snendthilft'oalo
r,f
tVm
fQn
m,!,'n
B;n
t
tun
i
a
..4.i:-
hundred
and
thirty
vessels
of
thl
!
the
strain.
It
was
unofficially
father
who
was
forced
to
abdicate
ZZTZ
cZT
W
vLZ
T
United
States
Pacific
battle
yesterday
steamed
out
of
San
Diego
and
Los
Angeles
for
sprlnp,
OTTAWA,
April
28:
(CP)-The
Canadian
Government
Italy,
after
I
Merchant
Marine
has
passed
out
of
existence
with
the
o-Freneh
dual
dual
rnntrnl
control.
!
"
",,,v"""
v"
vr
v...,...
i.in.cu
coocio
Jir
elude
the
Canadian
Scottish
and
the
Canadian
Britisher
to
Egypt
as
a
young
and
rather;
wnicft
were
built
at
Prince
Kupert
shortly
after
the
close
needy
princeling,
the
then
Khedive
of
the
War.
LEFTISTS
COALITION
STRONGER!
ADVOCATED
tons
will
visit
Hawaii
and
also
youngest
son
of
the
former
Khe-
'
volver
at
him
In
the
fashionable
Spain
Holds
General
Election
Sun-.President
Roosevelt
Urges
Farmers
day
day
Polling
Polling
?
c.aiivu
uairo
Native
Club,
another
Phar-'
Marked
With
'
(ODscurity
to
occupy
the
famed
oah
would
have
reigned
in
Egypt
C.:.
i10!,
.
But
Prince
Fuad
recovered
from
Violence
and
Disorder
And
Industrialists
Behind
New
to
Unite
Deal
.
A
O
V
"T"
"
I.
cunous
nervous
reaction
or
the
Ists
emerged
with
increased!
address
on
Saturday
night
before
ire
IeCOVerinH
X,Zl.J
v
i
n
V
8,
,,
throat
muscles-
t
laugh,
half
tredgth
from
the
general
election
an
enthusiastic
Democratic
aud-
"
-
y-
-
cougn,
remained
a
reminder
of
this
In
Spain
Sunday.
There
was
only
!
fence
which
accorded
him
a
great
.
...uTT:
.
JZ
:
:
r
.
"ow-
-ncwent.
a
thirty
percent
vote,
the
Right-
Right-
ovation.
ovation,
President
President
Franklin
Franklin
Scaddin?
Continue
to
do
Well
(and
was
Instrumental
In
restoring'
the
authority
of
the
Sublime
HALIFAX,
April
23:
(CP)
Dr.
D.
Porte.
1
.
Robertson
and
Alfred
Scadding
:6ntlnue
to
respond
well
to
treatment
following
their
ordeal
of
being
entombed
for
ten
days
In
Moose
River
gold
mine
although
the
con
u.M
dition
of
Scaddlng's
u,.,ss
feet
continues
Dr.
Robertson
and
Scadding
will
write
a
story
of
their
experiences,
a
portion
of
the
proceeds
to
be
taken
by
Scadding
while
the
balance
will
be
used
to
establish
a
fund
for
sufferers
as
a
result
of
mine
disasters.
"Definite
improvement"
in
condition
Of
Scadding
was
noted
In
a
physicians'
bulletin
yesterday.
Dr.
Robertson
was
announced
to
be
recovering
"very
satisfactorily."
Near
Tragedy
In
Seattle
Harbor
Airplane
Nosed-Dived
But
Two
Occupants
Were
Rescued
By
Ferry
Boat
I
SEATTLE,
April
28:
Flying
low
Koosevclt
Administration
Answeretl
over
Elliot
Bay.
Sunday
during
an
experimental
iiigni,
an
airplane
nose-dived
Into
the
water.
Two
occupants
were
rescued
by
a
ferry
CHICAGO,
111..
April
28
:-Speak-
before
a
University
of
Chicago;
.
gathering
here,
Secreury
oi
L.aDor
Frances
Perkins
made
a
stirring
defence
of
the
New
Deal.
The
ad
ministration
had
really
answered
the
challenge
to
"do
something,"
Roosevelt
Will
Talk
in
Memphis
Chief
Executive
Accepts
Invitation
To
Address
Junior
Chamber
Of
Commerce
Convention
MEMPHIS,
Tenn.,
April
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
has
accepted
an;
Invitation
to
address
the
national
convention
of
the
Junior
Chambers
of
Commerce
here
on
June
4,
It
was
announced
yesterday.v
''
royalty
of
the
country,
and
Ahmed
,
his
influence
with
the
Italian.
,
Egypt
became
an
independent
eldcst.
Fewj.le
marrled
Mflhi
kingdom,
and
Sultan
Ahmed
Puad!mound
Kakrl
pasha
Egyptlan
mmJ
assumed
the
regal
status,
amid
a
,cnr
,
vrt
!
good
deal
of
nationalist
turbulance,
i
on
March
15,
1922.
i
The
United
States
recognized
the
'f
risCO
new
regime
on
April
27,
but
de-l
cllned
to
accent
the
nholltinn
nfl
Yacht
Commodore
Was
capitulations
and
made
this
refuJ
Drowned
Sunday
sal
a
condition
of
recognition.!
Meanwhile,,
Joseph
Morton
Howell.
SAN
FRANCISCO,
April
28:
28:
of
Ohio,
was
appointed
first
Unl-
Capt.
Jorgen
Jorgenson,
commo
ted
States
minister
to
the
new
dore
of
the
Oakland
Yacht
Club,
Egyptian
court.
,was
drowned
Sunday
when
he
fell
Ahmed
Fuad
was
born
at
the
overboard
from
his
yacht
at
tho
Glzeh
Palace,
Cairo,
on
March
18,
start
of
a
yacht
parade
In
San
1868-
Francisco
Bay.
The
body
was
later
He
began
life
under
no
happy
recovered.
LABOR
FREE
Fuad
was
the
ninth
of
the
line-of
f
court.
But
his
chance
only
came
In!
the
dynasty
which
the
redoubtable
j
1917,
and
then
by
accident.
HU
el-
Non-Partlzan
Stand
Urged
Albanian
chieftain
founded.
h2
outbreak
of
the
World
War
round
the
then
Khedive
of
Egypt,
Abba3
Hllml,
In
Constantinople
and
hostile
to
the
allied
cause.
The
.ontrol
of
the
Suez
Canal,
the
jateway
between
east
and
west,
'jecame
a
matter
of
paramount
importance,
and
when
three
months
later
the
Sultan
of
Turkey
entered
the
war
as
an
ally
of
the
Germanic
empires,
Great
Britain
at
once
proceeded
to
sever
the
formal
tie
which
still
united
Egypt
to
the
Ottoman
Empire,
and
proclaimed
a
British
protectorate.
Abbas
was
deposed,
and
the
rulershlp
conferred
upon
his
uncle,
Hussein
Kamel,
with
the
title
of
Sultan.
Hussein,
however,
died
in
1917;
his
on
declined
the
succession,
and
the
British
government
selected
for
the
sultanate
his
youngest
brother,
Ahmed
Fuad.
The
British
protectorate
was
de
clared
ended
on
February
28,
1922.
der
brother.
Sultan
Hussein,
died,
William
Green
in
United
and
the
latter's
son,
Kemal-ed-Dln.j
States
Election
renounced
his
rights
of
succession
with
the
truly
oriental
phrase;
"I
have
the
best
wife
and
the
est
horse
In
the
world
why
h6uld
I
want
anything
more?"
.
Thus
Prince
Fuad
became
Sul-fan.
He
lived
through
many
dark
years.
More
than
ever
he
heard
;he
mob
howling
Palace,
and
he
knew
that
but
for
British
bayonets,
another
royal
tragedy
would
have
been
enacted
in
Cairo.
But
he
sat
tight
and
In
due
season
he
became
king.
Divorced
And
Remarried
Divorced
from
his
first
wife,
he
had
married
on
May
24,
1910,
the
age
of
51,
Princess
Nazll
daughter
of
Abdel
Rahlm
Sabrl
Pasha
of
Alexandria,
twenty-five'
years
his
Junior,
and
the
next
year,
Crown
Prince
Farouk
was
born.'
He
already
had
three
daughters
NEW
YORK,
April
28:
William
Green,
president
of
the
American
Federation
of
Labor,
has
calleci
upon
organized
labor
to
maintain
Its
traditional
non-partlzan
stand
In
the
forthcoming
election,
sup-
tmrtlnir
thosp
PAndirlatps
whn
In.
outside
Abdln
dividually
favored
labor's
economic
policies
and
opposing
those
who
do
not.
John
L.
Lewis,
fiery
president
of
the
United
Mine
Workers
of
America,
continues
his
efforts
to
line
up
labor
behind
the
New
Deal.
April
28
filn
1?
D.
For
many
years
Prince
Fuad
had
lsts
having
refused
to
go
to
tht
Roosevelt
urged
a
coalition
of
to
find
such
outlet
for
his
energies
polls.
The
newly
elected
repres-
farm
and
Industrial
Interests
to
as
were
afforded
by
presiding
over
j
entatives
on
May
9
will
choose
a
carry
on
the
New
Deal
and
ef
fee:
benevolent
or
charitable
instltu-i
President.
comDlete
national
recovery
in
tho
Great
Upheavals
Jtlons.
He
Was,
for
instance,
the
i
Violence
and
disorder
marked
United
States.
The
accession
of
the
Albanian
titular
head
of
the
famous
El
Az-1
yesterday's
voting
throughout
the
Replying
to
his
critics
among
'.vairior,
Mohammed
All,
to
thejhar
University.
(country.
Six
persons
are
reported,
he
Republicans
and
the
reaction-
:ashalik
of
Egypt
in
1805
brought
"it
is
nothing
to
be
a
prince
It
Is
'
ll'ed
ana
two.
wounded.
,
ary
Democrats,
the
chief
execu-
great
upheavals
in
its
train.
Mo-j
something
to
be
useful,"
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declared
he
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continue
hammed
repeatedly
repeatedly
revolted
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food
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bet-
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before
Deiore
the
tne
war,
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f
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i
:vcntually
succeeded
In
securing
candidate
for
the
Albanian
throne.'
V,U1!U,J
UAJ
gam
be
necessary
to
resort
to
surgery
jfor
himself
the
hereditary
vice-
which
he
hoped
to
secure
through
through!
.
l
ter
homes
for
the
people.
He
advocated
co-operation
of
country
and
city
dwellers.
Heavy
Taxes
On
Large
Salaries
This
Move
Planned
in
United
States
so
as
to
Take
Profits
Out
of
War
WASHINGTON,
D.C,
April
28:
The
United
States
Senate
finance
committee
has
recommended
the
enactment
of
legislation
providing
for
taxation
up
to
eighty-eight
percent
on
persons
earning
upwards
of
$1,000,000
a
year.
One
of
the
alms
of
the
new
taxation
is
to
take
the
profits
out
of
war.
j,!
Appointment
of
Hungerford
As
Chairman
of
Canadian
National
Board
is
Foregone
Conclusion
OTTAWA,
April
28:
(CP)
Observers
at
Ottawa
today
expected
an
early
announcement
of
the
appointment
of
S.
J.
Hunderford,
at
present
president
of
the
line,
as
chairman
of
the
board
of
directors
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
under
a
new
management
set-up
announced
on
Monday
by
Hon.
Clarence
D.
Howe,
minister
of
transport.
Mr.
Howe
did
notfc
name
Mr.
Hungerford
but
the
1933
by
the
Bennett
administration
praise
he
gave
him
was
taken
to
and
substitute
a
board
of
seven
Indicate
that
he
would
be
appoln-j
directors.
The
bill
passed
second
ted.
Mr.
Howe
announced
that
the
reading
without
recorded
vote,
offices
of
president
and
chairman
Mr.
Howe
said
this
was
only
the
of
the
board
would
be
combined.
J
first'
of
the
government's
efforts
The
minister
was
sponsoring
a
to
restore
the
Canadian
National
government
bill
to
scrap
the
board
.
Railways
to
a
degree
of
financial
of
three
trustees
established
in
Independence.