Lindberghs
to
Reside
in
England
Because,
it
Is
reported,
threats
have
been
received
to
kidnap
their
second
son,
John,
Col.
Charles
A.
and
Mrs.
Lindbergh
have
left
secretly
for
England,
where
they
will
take
up
residence,
temporarily,
at
least.
The
Lindberghs
do
not
plan
to
give
up
their
U.
S.
citizenship.
Col.
and
Mrs.
Lindbergh
and
their
son
John
are
shown
above.
Meanwhile,
Bruno
Richard
Hauptmann
is
under
sentence
to
die
on
January
14
for
kidnapping
and
murder
of
the
Lindbergh's
first
son,
Charles
Augustus
Jr.
PREPARING
HOT
SEAT
Dans
Heine
Made
For
Electrocution
Of
Bruno
Richard
Hauptmann
On
Tuesday
Next
TRENTON,
N.J.,
Jan.
7:
Plans
are
proceeding
for
the
electrocution
;
vic
ed
kdnap-murderer
of
baby
Char
sAugus
us
Lindbergh
r.Un-;
ZT"
,ntervC"U0n
mln
I
rl""U"LPr
morning
of
Tuesday
of
next
week.
Hauptmann's
defence
counsel
stated
at
the
end
of
the
week
that
there
was
Important
new
evidence
of
Hauptmann's
Innocence
forthcoming
and
that
it
was
expected
n
reprieve
would
be
Granted
on
the
basis
of
this.
Mrs.
Anna
Hauptmann,
wife
of
the
condemned
man,
visited
him
In
the
death
house
Saturday.
She
continues
cheerful
and
expressed
the
hope
that
it
would
"turn
out
all
right."
THREE
DIE
FROM
GAS
Mr.
And
Mrs.
Richardson
Ajut
Nine
Year
Old
Son
Asphyxiated
In
Fort
Rouge,
Manitoba
WINNIPEG,
Jan.
7:
(CP)
The;
bodies
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Sydney
I
Richardson
and
their
nine-year-1
old
son
were
found
In
a
gas-filled
room
In
an
apartment
'block
In
Port
Rouge
today.
Jets
In
tho
gas
range
had
been
turned
on.
,
UIRTII
,
A
Son
W9
Wini
kn
Kr
nn'it
Mn
Ingvald
llnuff.in.
sih
Avo
v.
n
ih,.
rrlncc
Rupert
General
Hospital
'"day,
January
3rd.
Lindberghs
Are
Visiting
Wales
Leave
Liverpool
For
Cardiff
Re-turning
to
United
States
In
Three
Months
LIVERPOOL,
Eng.,
Jan.
7:
(CP)
Col.
and
Mrs.
Charles
A.
Lindbergh
and
son,
John,
left
the
Adel-
ncar
uncle
of
Mrs.
Lindbergh.
C.
Aubrey
Morgan.
They
expect
to
spend
two
or
three
weeks
around
Cardiff
and
will,
It
is
said,
return
to
the
United
States
in
about
three
months.
AGREEMENT
'
t
VhH
VPll
U&SLt
JU'A
Accord
On
.Metal
Policy
Is
Renchod
Between
Mexico
And
United
Slates.
It
Is
Announced
WASHINGTON
D.
C,
Jan,
7:
!
(CP)-Sccretary
of
the
Treasury
Henry
Morgcnthau
reported
yesterday
that
a
"mutualy
satisfactory
agreement"
had
been
reached
In
a
silver
conference
with
Eduar-do
Suarez,
Mexican
minister
of
finance.
Chinese
Convicts
At
San
Quentin
In
Tong
Riots
SAN
QUENTIN,
Jan.
7:-Several
Chinese
convict
were
Injured
In
severe
rioting
in
San
Quentin
Penl
(entlarv
at
the
week-end
following
a
tong
uprising.
The
ringleader
was
.placed
In
a
dungeon.
NORTHERN
AND
Vol.
XXV.,
.No.
5.
BOMBINGS
PROVINCIAL
Foreign
Spy
Ring
Attempting
To
Steal
Plans
of
Victorian
For
Air-Controlled
Submarine
VICTORIA,
Jan.
7:
(CP)
The
Victoria
Times,
in
its
t
news
columns
Monday,
said
that
efforts
of
what
may
be
a
foreign
spy
ring
to
seize
plans
for
a
recently
invented
radio-controlled
submarine
are
reported
here.
The
Times
adds:
"The
submarine
has
been
invented
by
a
Victorian
whose
name
is
unknown
at
present
and
who
is
now
in
hiding
on
Vancouver
Island
with
his
plans
pending
application
for
patenting
them.
The
occasion
of
an
attempt
to
steal
the
plans
was
about
two
months
ago
when
a
Jocal
office
was
entered
and
ransacked.
The
plans
had
not
been
out
of
the
hands
of
the
inventor,
however
and
the
attempt
failed."
GARDINER'S
EASY
WIN
Cabinet
Minister
Has
Two
to
One
Victory
Over
C.C.F.
Opponent
In
By-Election
i
ARCOLA,
Sask.,
Jan.
7:
(CD-Calling
his
victory
a
vindication
of
the
federal
government's
trade
policies,
IIoiuJL
G..
Gardiner,'"
minister
o"f
'"agriculture,
won
the
Assiniboia
by-election
yesterday
with
a
two
to
one
victory
over
Rev.
William
Irvine,
his
C.
C.
F.
opponent
from
Alberta.
With
all
polls
reported,
the
final
vote
today
was:
Gardiner,
7,350.
Irvine,
3,719.
Gardiner-,
the
former
Fremler
of
Saskatchewan,
who.
was
called
into
the
cabinet
after
the
general
election,
thus
is
provided
with
a
seat
in
Parliament.
THIS
GLAND
MAKES
LOVE
Pituitary
Solely
Responsible
Foi
Emotion,
Scientist
Says
At
St.
Louis
Convention
ST.
LOUIS,
Jan.
7:
After
a
session
of
a
week
with
upwards
of
3000
leading
scientists
from
all
parts
of
the
world
In
attendance,
the
convention
of
the
American
Association
for
the
Advancement
ol
Science
has
closed
here.
One
paper
read
at
the
convention
stated
that
the
nitultary
eland
at
the
base
of
the
brain
was,
entirely
responsible
for
the
emotion
of
love.
Experl-
!mcnts
with
doves
and
love
birds
had
shown
this.
Bodies
From
Plane
Being
Recovered
Remains
of
Six
Victims
of
City
of
Khartoum
Disaster
Ncar
Alexandria
Found
ALEXANDRIA,
Jan,
7:
(CP)
Divers
so
far
have
recovered
bodies
of
six
of
twelve
victims
of
the
crash
last
week
of
the
air
liner
City
of
Khartoum
In
the
Mediterranean
Sea
near
here.
Mall,
freight
and
baggage
has
also
been
removed
from
the
Ill-fated
flying
machine,
SILVER
UP
IN
LONDON
LONDON,
Jan.
7:
(CP)
The
London
price
of
bar
sliver
was
up
today,
a
quarter
of
a
penny
an
ounce
higher
at
204
pence.
The
.New
York
price
was
unchanged
at
wuc
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
JANUARY
7,
1936
CLOSE
NEUTRALITY
BILL
VOTE
Congress
Expected
to
Pass
Measure
Without
Delay
Italy
Replies
To
Roosevelt
WASHINGTON,
D.C.,
Jan.
7:
The
vote
on
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt's
new
neutrality
bill,
giving
the
chief
executive
broad
discretionary"
powersMn
the
export
of
goods
from
the
United
States
to
belligerent
nations,
is
expected
to
be
taken
in
Congress
this
week.
With
the
Democrats
solidly
behind
the
bill,
there
is
little
doubt
about
its
passage.
The
administration
is
seeking
to
have.lt
pushed
through
with
as
little
delay
as
possible.
Italy
Accepts
Rebuke
1
ROME,
Jan.
7;
Italian
offlclal-'om
frankly
accepts
the
allusion
of
.'resident
Roosevelt
to
nations
which
have
"impatiently
reverted
o
the
old
belief
in
the
law
of
the
word"
as
being
directed
at
Italy.
They
express
rcgret.that
the
chief
executive
of
the
United
States
is
'not
sufficiently
informed"
on
the
Italian
situation.
T
V
1.
Ol-l.
new
l
urn
chuck
9
M
i
Mart
is
utronff
5
Industrials
and
Utilities
Lead
In
Upward
Movement,
New
Highs
For
Months
Recorded
NEW
YORK,
Jan.
7:
Stocks
taged
a
substantial
rally
at
the
end
of
the
week,
industrials
strik-!
ing
a
new
high
since
last
November
while
utilities
were
the
highest
since
1934.
One
day's
transactions
totalled
2,830,000
shares
-of
which
)00,000
changed
hands
In
the
i
closing
hour.
Closing
averages
were
is
follows:
industrials,
144.69.
up
.au;
rails,
41.48,
up
.82;
utilities,'
30.08,
up
.35;
bonds,
99.33,
up
.41.
TRAGEDY
!
BY
FIRE
Manitoba
Woman
And
Daughter
Burned
To
Death
By
Gas
Explosion
In
Kitchen
Of
Home
1
by
the
city
police
early
Sunda;
MORDEN
Man,
Jan.
7:
(CP)
'morning,
was
fined
$300.
with
op-Mrs.
Ami
olafsnn
nnri
hpr
ri.nifrh
.
1
tlon
of
two
months'
lmDrhonment.
ter,
Anne,
died
in
hospital
and
Mi.
Olafson
and
three
children
are
In
police
court
yesterday
on
a
charge
tranan
Miners
union
announces
a
serious
condition
in
hospital
as
of
keeping
liquor
for
sale.
He
is
,
that
It
will
call
a
general
strike
un-a
result
of
the
explosion
of
a
can
doing
the
time.
For
supplying
li-
less
the
government
abandons
11-of
gasoline
In
the
kitchen
of
their
quor
to
Indians.
William
Ander-
censing
strikebreakers
in
connec-farm
home
near
here
yesterday
son
was
fined
$100.
with
two
Uon
with
the
seamen's
strike
which
They
were
sprayed
with
flaming
months'
option,
and
Is
atso
dolns;
has
been
on
for
the
past
month
or
gas.
TO
BRITISH
S0MAL1LAND
GHASTLY
SLAYING
Young:
Man
and
Wife
and
Two
Babies
in
New
Brunswick
Are
Believed
to
Have
Been
Murdered
PACIFIC
JUNCTION,
N.B
Jan.
7:
(CP)
The
charred
body
of
Phillip
Lake,
aged
30,
was
found
in
the
cellar
of
his
burned
cabin
here
yesterday
while
the
body
of
his
young
wife,
almost
naked,
was
found
la
a
pool
of
blood
about
one-eljhth
of
a
mile
away
with
the
body
of
their
twenty-month
old
son
nearby.
There
was
no
trace
of
a
six-month
old
daughter
who
is
believed
to
have
been
cremated
in
the
cabin
fire.
Police
believe
that
a
murder
was
committed
and
are
hunting
for
two
men
whose
tracks
led
through
snowdrifts
away
from
the
place
where
the
bodies
of
the
mother
and
the
child
lay.
The
bodies
have
been
taken
to
Monrton
where
an
Inquest
will
be
held.
NEW
YORK
yr
I
ROBBERYi
Jewelry
Store
inH
Radio
City
Re
lieved
ot
.
Huge
.Amount
Of
Gents
Yesterday
NEW
YORK,
Jan.
7:
(CP)
Four
armed
men
escaped
with
Jewels
ana-
uncut
gems
valued
at
$100,000
to
$150,000
taken
yesterday
In
a
mid-day
robbery
of
the
Oreenleaf
and
Crosby
Jewelry
store
In
Radio
City.
The
robbers
worked
swiftly
and
methodically,
Ignoring
a
throng
of
passers-by
on
the
street
outside.
They
bound
up
three
employees.
COMPANY
FAVORED
Finding
of
Conciliation
Board
In
Coal
Mine
Wage
Dispute
Goes
Against
Men
ui
lawn,
iiau.
i.
vx
uuii.ii-
tlons
of
tle
canadian
comeries
Limited
Limited
of
of
Cumberland.
Cumberland,
Vancouver
Vancouver
Island,
was
upheld
Monday
In
the
majority
report
of
the
conciliation
board
appointed
to
Investigate
a
labor
dispute
between
the
coal
mining
company
and
Its
employees.
The
principal
point
at
Issue
was
that
of
wages.
Today's
Weather
prmce
Rupert-Raining,
fresh
southeast
wind;
barometer.
23.81;
temperature.
42:
sea
cVioddv.
Dead
Tree
Point
Cloudy,
light
southeast
wind:
barometer,
29
05;
temperature,
'43;
sea
choppy.
Triple
isiana
uiouay,
fresh
southeast
wind;
barometer,
29.03:
9QfVt-
sea
choppy.
1
Langara
Cloudy,
moderate
east
northeast
wind;
moderate
swell.
Terrace
Cloudy,
southeast
wind,
6
inches
new
snow,
24.
Anyox
Snowing,
calm,
32.
Stewart
Snowing,
calm,
30.
ARE
DOING
TIME
Juen
Llm,
Fulton
Street
Chinaman,
whose
premises
were
raided
by
Magistrate
McClymont
In
city.
the
time.
High
Low
Native
Tribesmen
Near
Frontier
Are
Victims
Of
Italian
Air
Attack
.
i
Poison
Gas
Dropped
From
Sky
in
Tambicn
Mountains
Today
Small
Barrels
Burst
on
Striking
Ground,
Spreading
Deadly
Vapor
BERBERA,
British
Somaliland,
Jan.tf:
(CP)
Native
tribes
under
British
protection
were
bombarded
by
two
Italian
planes
near
the
border
between
Ethiopia
and
British
Somaliland,
it
was
reported
today.
Casualties
were
not
given
and
early
reports
did
not
make
it
clear
on
which
Kslde
of
the
border
the
attack
occur
STORM
WARNING
IN
ORDER
HERE
TODAY
,
A
southeast
storm
warning
appears
to
be
in
order
for
this
part
of
the
coast
today.
Early
this
afternoon
the
official
barometer
at
Digby
Island
was
down
to
the
low
level
of
28.84
.111!
JrnnnUh
TVan
A
uuu
waa
aim
uiuyiiig.
mau
'
t
i
ree
roini
ana
iTipie
isiana
barometers
also
showed'
excep-
tionally
low
readings.
Wind
was
in
the
southeast
and
it
was
beginning
to
rain
quite
heavily
here.
4
-"
FOURTEEN
GALE
TOLL
British
Shores
Swept
For
Two
Days
by
Fierce
Windstorm-Ten
Lost
on
One
Vessel
LONDON,
Jan.
7:
(CP)
Death
toll
from
two
days
of
galeswept
seas
off
British
shores
was
placed
today
at
fourteen.
Wreckage
washed
ashore
at
Marloes,
Wales,
was
tentatively
identified
by
the
owners
as
that
of
the
drifted
Shore
Breeze
which
had
ten
men
aboard.
Three
members
of
the
crew
of
the
Blue
Funnel
liner
Ulysses,
enroute
to
Australia,
were
killed
when
the
vessel
was
swept
by
a
huge
wave
off
the
Welsh
coast.
Another
man
was
washed
overboard
from
a
fishing
boat.
AUTONOMY
IS
SET
UP
Acting
Governor
of
Chahar
And
Mongolian
Troop
Leader
Agree
.NANKING,
Jan.
7:
(CP)
The
actlmr
Governor
of
Chahar
Province
m
North
China
and
the
commander
ot
Mongolian
troops,
which
re-
I
centiy
entered
the
province
have
.
.
m.
l.i
set
up,
by
agreement,
what
amounts
to
virtual
autonomy
in
I
Eastern
Chahar.
Students
rioted
here
In
protest.
Australian
Miners
Threaten
Strike
Union
Will
go
Out
Unless
Govern-ment
Stops
Licensing
Marine
Strikebreakers
Jn-
iwi
ine
au&-
'so.
Tomorrow's
Tides
1:12
am.
19.4
ft.
,
.
j
12:51
p.m.
22.1
ft.
6
:
59
a.m.
7.5
ft.
20:16
p.m.
1.8
ft.
PRICE:
5
CENTS
red.
Planes
Drop
Poison
ADDIS
ABABA,
Jan,
7:
(CP)
Italian
planes
launched
a
gas
attack
In
the
Tamblen
Mountains
today.
It
was
reported
here,
dropping
poison
vapor
in
small
barrels
which
burst
on
striking
the
ground.
CONFERENCE
IS
CALLED
Financial
Relations1
Of
Dominion
And
Provinces
To
Be
Discussed
B.
C.
Delegation
-
OTTAWA,
Jan:
7
(CP
Treas-'
urers
of
the
nine
provinces
will
meet
in
Ottawa'next
Monday
at
the
call
of
Hon
C.
A:
Dunning,
minister
of
finance,
to
discuss
fiscal
relations
between
the
province
and
the
Dominion
and
recommend
a
plan
of
possible
future
co-oper
ation
in
financial
policies
as
between
the
governments.
B.
C.'s
Delegation
VICTORIA,
Jan.
7:
(CP)
Pre
mier
T.
D.
Pattullo,
Hon.
John
Hart,
minister
of
finance-
and
Hon
Gordon
Sloan,
attorney
general,
will
leave
tomorrow
for
Ottawa
to
attend
the
Intergovernmental
conference
on
financial
relations.
NOT
PAYING
THIS
BILL
Chicago
Man
Told
Authorities
About
Illicit
Liquor
Makers
And
is
Assessed
Himself
CHICAGO,
Jan.
7:
Ex-Congress-,
man
Eigel,
who
informed
authorl-
ties
of
his
suspicions
that
tenants
-,
on
the
tenth
floor
of
a
building,"
here
which
he
owns
were
engaged
in
the
illicit
manufacture
of
liquor,
announces
that
he
has
no
intention
of
paying
an
assessment
of
$12,000
which
has
been
Imposed
upon
him
as
being
the
owner
of
a
building
in
which
a
still
was
operated.
Vancouver
Wheat
VANCOUVER,
Jan.
7:
(CP)-
-
Wheat
was
quoted
at
88c
on
tho
local,
exchange
yesterday,
and
was
r
..H.1..M..J
'unchanged
today.
.
U.
S.
CANADA
ARRANGING
FOR
LOAN
IN
OTTAWA,
Jan.
7:
(CP)
Hon.
Charles
A.
Dunning,
mln-
lster
of
finance,
has
filed
re-
glstratlon
with
the
United
States
Security
and
Exchange
Commission
of
a
bond
Issue
to
be
floated
in
the
American
money
market
for
$48,000,000.
The
life
ql
the
securities
wUl
be
twenty-five
years
and
they
will
pay
3V'4.
They,
are
to
be
used
in
paying
off
maturing
obligations.
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'