Mill
Mjrllicent
Bartholomew,,
aunt
and
guardian
of
Freddie,
who
launched
the
boy
on
hit
American
film
career.
NEW
YORK,
April
29:
Cherubic
'publicly
several
times
recently.
12-year
old
Freddie
Bartholomew,)
But
his
mother
is
in
Los
Angele!
fllm!to
test
lnat
resolution.
who
catapulted
overnight
to
Most
cocious
lame
as
the
orphan
hero
of
Dlc-j
1
Consldcred
most
Precocious
ol
kens"
David
Copperfleld"
and
a
..
,
...
the
current
crop
of
child
movie
,500
weekly
salary,
soon
may
find
5tars
whQ
u
the
centr
himself
participating
in
a
turbu
lent
drama
of
real
life.
And
play-
guardianshlp
ing
uiv
tuic
ui
wic
uuwnueicu
maie
In
a
variation
of
the
age-old
"do-'
of
this
unusual
legal
battle
for
his
Freddie
discusses
the
possibility
'.of
nnnthpr
u-orlH
w.nr
with
thp
mestic"
triangle
will
be
young
u
,
Neddie
himself.
jan
adulti
and
,n
the
same
conyer.
It's
all
because
Freddie's
parents,
;sation
he
will
tell
you
of
his
de-
Mr
and
Mrs.
Llewellyn
Batholo-:
light
upon
witnessing
his
first
ro-mew
of
London,
Eng.,
want
him
deo-
back,
in
their
family.
And
now
his
He
knows
and
likes
the
charac-
,
rvl.i
i
t.
1
1
i
t
mother
whom
he
has
not
seen,,,,
abQut
them
he
ten.
came
to
America
unknown
I,
Ws
lnlUals
,n
best
xo
with
his"
Aunt
Mylll-
yean
ago
cnajr
At
ncart
Freddle
nls
12
rtn
to
lay
s
cge
.ufuHy
-to
bUi
mentally'
"
mucH
is
In
the
United
States'
Hollywood
,,w
withai
u
i.
in,aw-
mio
ready
to
'
appeal
the
California
;
EnBllshman
lth
a
reat
dea,
of
curt
ruling
which
made
Aunt
mature
charm
coupled
with
boyish
Myllicent,
Freddie's
legal
guardian
j
enthusiasm,
iast
October.
;
Freddie
has
been
reared,
since
Whether
his
mother
will
win
the
age
of
three,
by
bis
Aunt
Myl-
vr
IV
eW
York
ltylhe
senate
chamber
by
a
Trenton
NEW
YORK,
April
29:-Presl-"i-elcct
Qomcz
of
Cuba,
whose
'"juration
will
take
place
next
wh,
called
upon
Mayor
Fiorclla
Ouardla
yesterday.
Vancouver
Wheat
VANC0UVERn
29.
(cp)
Van?
Was
quoted
at
77c
on
the
louver
Exchange
today.
clergyman.
The
legislature
goes
in
to
session
this
weeic
w
coiimwh
the
demands
of
the
marchers
who,
so
far,
have
preserved
order.
Birth
Notice
A
daughter
was
born
to
Mr.
and
Mrs
E.
J.
Fuller
on
Tuesday,
April
28,
at
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital.
few
months
ago,
Aunt
Myllicent
obtained
at
least
temporary
legal
custody
cf
Freddie
when
his
parents
charged
that
he
had
been
taken
from
England
without
their
consent.
Whether
the
aunt's
cus
tody
will
become
permanent
may
be
determined
during
the
visit
of
Freddie's
mother
to
this
country.
Freddie
was
born
in
1924
in
Lon-don,
where
his
father
is
a
clerk
in
the
government
service.
HLs
aunt
says
Freddie,
at
the
age
of
two,
showed
such
extraordinary
powers
of
memory
and
imitation
that
she
pievalled
upon
his
parents,
when
Freddie'
was
three,
to
permit
her
to
'rear
and
educate
him.
The
optimism
of
Aunt
Myllicent
"Jartholomew
in
bringing
Freddie
to
this
country,
unknown
and
with
xmly
the
usual
valueless
letters
of
Introduction,
is
remarkable.
She
says
that
she
had
such
faith
In
Freddie
and
was
so
certain
that
once
seen,
he
would
be
given
the
Copperfleld
role,
that
she
was
taking
a
great
chance.
In
a
very
short
Freddie
back,
the
youthful
star
licent,
the
same
aunt
who
brought
'
time,
Freddie
has
become
the
se-seems
to
have
made
up
his
own
him
to
America
and
coached
hlm
cond
most
important
child
movie
mind
already.
"I
won't
live
with
In
the
scenes
that
won
him
the
star.
In
popularity,
he
Is
surpassed
nyone
but
auntie."
he
has
said
title
role
in
"David
Copperfleld."
A
jonly
by
Shirley
Temple.
t
Capture
of
Addis
Ababa
By
Advancing
Italians
Looked
Died
Today
At
For
Within
Three
Days
Nou
Local
Hospital
Bias
Nickerson
Had
Lived
in
Prince
Kupert
For
Twenty-One
Years
Was
Fisherman
'nB
child
The
funeral
will
take
place
tomorrow
from
Haynor
Brothers'
chapel,
A'euj
Proc.v
i
nt
UdlUi:ill
A.
M
M
Cuba
Meets
Mayor
Tropical
African
Rains
Slow
Down
Fascist
Offensive
And
Invaders
Call
a
Halt
in
the
Southern
Campaign
While
Capital
is
Concentrated
Upon
HOME,
April
29:
(CP)
Tropical
African
rains
bogged
down
the
Italian
offensive
against
Sasa
Baner
today,
causing
southern
troops
invading
Ethiopia
to
call
a
halt
ASiTSfSSS
Ababa.
Experts
said
the
capital
would
be
taken
within
Gonerai
Hospital
of
Ellas
j.
Nicker-
three
days
despite
a
setback
last
night
when
five
thousand
5n,
06
Ethioolans
attacked
the
advancing
vears
nf
a(m
whn
nrinr
t.n
-
'
"
...
.
r
I
.
.
.
rr,,
II
tiering
the
hospital
last
Novem-
column
from
amousn.
inc
ber.
lived
with
his
daughter,
Mrs.
'poured
a
deadly
hail
of
bullets
Into
L'
Intermela.
1069
Ninth
Avenue
the
Fascist
camp
but
were
finally
East,
He
had
been
a
resident
of
driven
off
with
six
hundred
dead.
me
city
for
21
years,
a
fisherman
Ten
Italian
officers
were
uiiea.
a"Q
cook,
He
came
to
.Canada
as
a
Church
Servces
For
Marchers
In
Senate
Chamber
TRENTON,
N.
J.,
April
29:
Church
service
for
hunger
mar
chers,
encamped
in
ine
wapnoi
buildings
here,
was
hem
bunaay
in
Nenana
Ice
Is
Ready
to
Move
llrcak-up
Expected
Within
Forty-Eight
Hours
Someone
Will
Win
Fortune
FAIRBANKS,
April
29:
Ice
in
the
Nenana
River
is
expected
to
move
within
forty-eight
hours.
Proceeds
of
a
$70,000
sweepstake
will
be
distributed
on
the
basis
of
the
time
of
the
break-up.
It
means
a
fortune
for
some
one.
Resignation
Of
Gov.
Hoffman
Is
Being
Demanded
ELIZABETH,
N.J.,
April
29:
At
a
meeting
here
last
night,
political
opponents
of
Governor
Harold
Hoffman
''of
New
Jersey,
called
for
his
"resignation
as
chief
executive
of
t
hesitate,
i
'SHu'".
VICTORIA,
HOLLYWOOD
BOY
ACTOR
ON
vKtfc
OF
REAL
LIFE
DRAMA
i
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Vol.
XXV.,
No.
101.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
APRIL
29,
J936
f
KICE:
5
CENTS
1
Mr
i.
LleWellyn
Birth
olomew,
mother
of
Fred
die
Bartholomew
who
it
seeking
to
fain
custody
of
h
e
i
child
ctor
FREDDIE
BAftTHOLOMEW
IS
OPPOSING
ROOSEVELT
IN
DEMO
PRIMAR
Y
NEW
YORK,
April
29:
Colonel
Henry
Breckenrldge
of
New
York
will
open
his
campaign
for
the
Democratic
presidential
election
in
Maryland
this
week
Col.
Breckenrldge
also
opposed
President
marles
yesterday
but
made
a
poor
showing,
getting
only
2,715
votes
whereas
early
figures
showed
24,-385
for
President
Roosevelt
and
23,500
fof
Senator
W.
E.
Borah
of
Idaho.
Delegation
on
Behalf
of
Labor
And
Unemployed
Bodies
Appears
Before
Commissioner
Presenting
a
petition
bear
1180
signatures,
a
delegation
representing
local
labor
and
unemployed
organizatjons
yesterday
W.
J.
Alder
requesting
a
fifty
per
mit
all
around
Increase
in
relief,
a
greater
clothing
allowance
as
WEAK
FROM
OLD
WOUND
La?
Assassination
Attempt
of
Thirty
Years
Age
Shortened
Fuad's
,
Life
Was
Popular
!
CAIRO,
Egypt,
April
29:
(AP)
Physicians
said
yesterday
that
a!
'
milet
wound
Inflicted
by
a
cousin
.nd
brother-tn-law
In
an
assas-;
inatlon
attempt
thirty
years
ago;
vas
at
least
party
responsible
for!
;he
death
yesterday
of
King
Fuad
'
of
Egypt.
As
a
result
of
the
wound,
Fuad
was
left
with
a
constant
cough
which
weakened
his
condition.
With
Europeans,
Fuad
generally
sot
on
well.
He
was
fat
and
Jovial,
and
had
a
passion
for
horses
and
dogs.
Distinguished
Americans,
whether
they
were
financiers,
lawyers
or
business
men.
were
sure
of
a
warm
welcome
in
Cairo.
He
ap-oreclated
their
advice
on
the
economic
and
political
reconstruction
of
his
country
because
of
their
lm-!
partiality
and
disinterestedness.
I
Judge
Elbert
Gary
had
a
high!
opinion
of
King
Fuad
whom
the!
American
afterward
described
as
aj
brilliant
conversationalist
In
five
languages
with
a
deep
knowledge
of
.
history
and
public
events.
"He
is,
easily,"
Judge
Gary
was
reported
as
saying,
"the
knost
Intellectual
sov-
J
erelgn
on
this
side
of
the
Atlantic,
and
one
from
whom
big
things
may!
I
be
expected
in
the
future."
j
Among
other
prominent
Americans
who
were
at
one
time
or
other
invited
to
Abdin
Palace
were
Vlce-Admiral
Andrew
H.
Long;
Max
Pam,
the
eminent
Chicago
lawyer;
Colonel
George
D.
Mac-
lellan,
formerly
mayor
of
New
York.
Major
Charles
L.
Spratt,
a
New
York
corporation
expert,
and
George
Blumenthal.
the
New
York
banker.
Thomas
Le
Breton.
Argentine
minister
of
agriculture,
found
King
Fuan
a
congenial
soul
when
he
visited
him
In
1926.
After
a
lone
discussion
on
all
aspects
of
agri
culture.
Mr.
Lo
Breton
came
away
with
the
conviction
that
King
Fuad
was
a
great
statesman,
with
a
real
sense
of
the
necessities
of
his
country,
and
a
.resolute
intention
to
do
everything
for
the
welfare
of
his
people.
BAH
SILVER
NEW
YORK,
April
29:
(CP)
Bar
silver
was
unchanged
at
on
the
New
York
metal
market
today
AID
FOR
FISHERMEN
IS
SUPPORTED
BY
HANSON
IN
HOT
HOUSE
DEBATE
Would
Extend
Farm
Loan
Act
to
Take
in
Workers
Of
Deep
Backs
up
Suggestions
Offered
by
Peter
Veniot
of
New
Brunswick
OTTAWA,
April
29:
(CP)-An
item
of
$300,000
in
the
estimates
to
aid
in
re-etsablishing
needy
fishermen
provoked
a
heated
discussion
in
the
House
of
Commons
last
.
.
.
...
!
1-
L
Ti.
I
TT
t
i
niAnr
nn
irr
mum.
it
was
cummenueu
Dy
non.
reter
veniot.
Libera
lYiUiL
IVEiLlLr
;
member
for
Glouceser,
N.B.,
and
Olof
Hanson,
Liberal1
10
DEAITrOTEn
member
lor
bkeena,
supported
Mr.
Veniot's
appeal
for
ID
ILUULu
1
LjU
amendments
to
the
Farm
Loan
Act
to
provide
for
loan?
to
fishermen.
Mr,
Hanson
suggested
that
the
limit
on
loans
be
raised
from
the
,
pre'sent
$1000
which
he
contended
was
too
small
to
enable
fishermen
new
DOats
wn'ch
cost
up
to
said
to
svjuu
or
souuu.
"
re-establishment
measures
vice.
It
was
also
requested
thtadpt
h.
,
.
uc
la&iu.
sick
persons
receive
ineir
reu?i
in
The
commissioner
received
the
T"ire.centatlon
of
-the
delegation
and
gave
assurance
of
the
fullest
possible
consideration.
j
Scotia,
New
.Brunswick
and
Prince
"''ward
Island
could
not
be
dictated
to
in
the
modes
they
rrltht
TODAY'S
STOCKS
Courtesy
S
D.
Johnston
-Co.)
Vancouver
B.
C.
Nickel.
.33.
Big
Missouri,
.56.'
Bralorne,
7.30.
B.
R
Cons.,
.07.
"
B.
R.
X.,
.16.
Cariboo
Quartz,
1.35,
'
Dentonla,
,17..
nil'
,
...
uunwen,
.m-4.
,
Golconda,
.I2V2.
"
MInto,
.76
Mjridian.
.08
ii.
Morning
Star,
.02.
National
Silver,
.02.
Noble
Five,
.03,
Pend
Oreille,
.80.
,
Porter
Idaho,
.05.
Premier,
2.28.
Reeves
McDonald,
06.
Reno,
1.15.
Relief
Arlington,
.33.
Salmon
Gold,
.09.
Taylor
Bridge,
.10.
Wayside.
12y2.
Reliance.
0734.
Toronto
Bidgood
Klrkland,
1.35
Beattle.
1.40.
Central
Patricia,
3.18.
Chlbougamau,
1.35.
Gods
Lake,
.89.
Granada,
.19.
Int.
Nickel,
44.75.
Lake
Maron,
.04'2.
Lee
Gold,
.03.
Little
Long
Lac,
7.15.
Macassa,
3.60.
McKenzle
Red
Lake,
1.49.
Noranda,
51.25.
Perron,
1.42.
Pickle
Crow,
6.20.
Red
Lake
Gold
Shore,
1.07.
tSan
Antonio,
2
25.
Siscoe,
3.34.
Smelters
Gold.
.06
Stadacona,
.3iy2.
Sturgeon
River,
.48.
Sudbury
Basin,
3.75.
Teck
Hughes,
4.65.
Ventures,
1.84.
Argosy,
1.20.
McLeod
Cockshutt,
1.45.
Noted
Dramatic
Halibut
Arrivals
Summary
American
76,000
pounds,
nd
6c
to
7.3c
and
6c.
Canadian
77,500
pounds,
Hon.
J.
E.
Michaud.
minister
of
and
5c
to
6-3c
and
5
3c-
fisheries,
said
the
vote
was
an
Wgencjr
measure
and
the
pro-
afternoon
met
City;
Commissioner
American
6.8c
6.1c
Wabash,
6,000,
7.2c
and
6c,
Cold
Augusta,
18,000,
7.3c
and
6c,
At-tin
Fisheries.
Emma,
11,000,
7.3c
and
6c,
Pacific
Fisheries.
Chelan,
17,000,
6.8c
and
6c,
Cold
Storage.
Star,
12,000,
7.3c
and
6c,
Pacific
Fisheries.
Lumen,
12,000,
7.3c
and
6c,
Booth
Fisheries.
Canadian
Margaret,
17.000,
6.2c
and
5.2c,
Atlln
Fisheries.
I
Teeny
Mllly,
12,000,
6.2c
and
5c,
Pacific
Fisheries.
Morris
H.,
14,000,
6.1c
and
5c,
Cold
Storage.
Bayview,
5,000,
j
Booth
Fisheries.
I
Capella.
14,000,
'Booth
Fisheries.
i
Tugwell,
2,000,
6.2c
and
5c,
Atlln
Fisheries.
Cape
Spencer,
13,500,
6.3c
and
5.3c.
Cold
Storage
M
assachussetts
Given
JUcandSc.
6.3c
and
5.3c,
Yesterday
In
Presidential
Tomor
High
Primary
row
s
Tid
9:15
a.m.
21:51
p.m.
Low
3:04
a.m.
1515
pjn.
es
FLOOD
CONTROL
PROJECTS
WILL
BE
UNDERTAKEN
WASHINGTON,
D.C.,
April
29:
The
United
States
Senate
commerce
committee
on
Saturday
approved
flood
control
projects
for
various
parts
of
the
United
States
representing
a
total
outlay
of
$352,000,000.
The
program
will
be
given
right
of
way
for
passage
through
Congress
this
week,
it
is
planned.
FATHER
IS
COMMITTED
Clarence
Garrigan
of
Ashcroft
Sent
up
For
Murder
of
Twp-Year
Old
Daughter
ASHCROFT,
April
29:
(CP)
Clarence
Garrigan,
aged
25,
has
been
committed
for
trial
for
the
murder
of
his
two-year
old
daugh-ter;
Shirley
Edna,
on
April
18.
Garrigan
is
alleged
to
have
struck
the
child
with
a
plank,
Inflicting
in-luries
which
caused
her
death.
Paying
Visit
To
Mining
Property
P.
Riel
at
Porcher
Island
Today
In
Connection
With
Deal
On
Eddye
Pass
Mine
Piloted
by
R.
L.
(Ginger)
Coote
and
with
J.
H.
Jones
as
air
engin
eer,
a
Vancouver
seaplane
landed
here
at
4
o'clock
yesterday
afternoon,
havmg
on
board
C
P.
Riel,
.well,
known
mining
man,
.formerly
of
this
city,
who
has
come
north
to
make
an
inspection
of
the
Eddye
Pass
mining
property
for
the
taking
over
of
which
from
Frank
Patterson,
the
locator,
the
Ward
Min
ing
Co.
of
Vancouver
is
negotiat
ing.
With
Alexander
Smith,
engineer
for
the
Ward
Mining
Co.,
and
Mr.
Patterson,
who
has
been
1
1
,
1
.
.
i
.
favors
London
town,
Mr.
Riel
left
this
morning
'for
Porcher
Island.
Mr.
Riel
Lead
In
Voting
,
DpCts
to
leave
tomorrow
on
hU
rP.
iturn
flight
south.
I
The
plane
encountered
conslder-
able
fog
on
the
flight
north
yester-BOSTON,
April
29:-Early
re-
day.
Departure
was
made
from
turns
from
yesterday's
primary
Vancouver
at
5
a.m.
and
stops
voting
in
the
tate
of
Massachus-
were
made
enroute
at
Alert
Bay
setts
Indicate
sweeping
victory
for
an(j
Butedale.
lOovernor
Alfred
M.
Landon
of
ST
TReP"bliCf
"
P"8"en"a
IS
GETTING
DEGREE
v.
.i&4ii,
au
Arrh
Thomncnn
son
enn
1
6,308
votes
while
Former
President
of
Mr.
i
.
mta,
w.
ii.
xiiuiiiuouii
ui
una
,
2?
I
,r:er8'Ve".l92
,
city,
will
be
graduating
as
a
Ba-
ucuaiui
y.
c.
DUIilll
UI
lUdllU.
SOtf.
....
tuciui
01
mm
jromtne
universuy
01
British
Columbia
this
spring.
His
mother
will
attend
the
convocation
on
Wednesday
of
next
week
when
he
receives
his
degree.
Later
16.3
ft.
he
will
be
arriving
here
for
a
visit
17.8
ft.
following
which
he
plans
to
return
9.1
ft.
to
Vancouver
to
take
up
the
study
7.2
ft.
of
law.
Conduct
of
Chief
Justice
Is
Called
"Disgraceful;"
Judge
Agrees
With
Lawyer's
Remark
I
VICTORIA,
April
29:
(CP)-Conduct
of
Chief
Justice
'
Anliltr
Mnmiionn
nf
fUn
O
.1.
1....i.
i?
r
.
-I
I..
LritlC
IS
UiBj3i(l:Wa
at
the
trial
of
the
George
brothers,
Canford
Indians,
;
I
who
are
appealing
a
conviction
for
the
murder
of
Do-
ivrcy
Hammond
of
New
York!
minion
Constable
Gisbourne,
was
described
as
"disgrace-iieraid
Passed
Away
On
ful"
in
the
British
Columbia
Court
of
Appeal
here
yes-
Saturday
jterday
by
Stuart
Henderson,
sel
for
the
Indians.
Mr.
Henderson'
if
he
had
the
couragt;
to
pursue
NEW
YORK,
April
29:
Percy
referred
to
the
way
in
which
the
.
,.
n
-.uil!u..
T...4I..
:..,
,
such
a
course
and
he
said
he
would
Iliiiiuiiunu,
nuiLU
uirtiuum.
uiiviv;
vsiirci
ouaytc
iicuicu
wwjcis
l
for
many
years
and
commentator
,
the
trial.
for
the
New
York
Herald,
died
at
midnight
Saturday
night.
He
had
been
critically
ill
for
the
last
few
Mr.
Justice
M.
A.
Macdonald
questioned
such
criticism
but
Mr.
Justice
Archer
Martin
took
Issue
days
with
lobar
pneumonia
and
.with
his
fellow
Jurist
and
suppor-1
lapsed
Into
coma
on
Friday,
never
I
ted
Mr.
Henderson's
contention
regaining
consciousness.
Sixty-
that
the
way
was
open
for
critl-
not
hesitate
to
exercise
a
similar
course
If
It
were
shown
that
the
Chief
Justice
should
be
admonished.
Mr.
Henderson
asserted
that
he
stated
at
the
trial
what
was
evidence
but
the
trial
Judge
stated
three
years
of
age,
he
Is
survived
jclsm
of
the
Chief
Justlpe's
conduct
what
was
not
evidence,
withdrew
by
a
son
John.
His
wife
died
five!
at
the
trial.
He
declared
that
It,
some
of
his
charge
to
the
Jury
and
months
ago.
was
Henderson's
right
to
criticize
I
then
asked
for
a
verdict.