Blockade
Ignored
SUffs
of
German
and
Italian
Env
basslcs
are
Leaving
Capital
Of
Spain
Following
Closing
MADRID,
Nov.
25;.
Snow
and;
bad
weather
is
now
somewhat
.
holding
upmiHtary
operations
In
connection
with
the
siege
of
Mad-,
rid.
Fighting
aircraft
have
been
held
down
but
artillery
Is
still
active
The
Fascist
rebels
claimed
late
last
night
to
have
advanced
to
a
point
immediately
north
of!
University
City
and
also
an-j
nounced
that
they
were
now
ablei
to
cross
the
Manzauares
River
without
being
fired
upzn.
Lines,
of
communication
have
been
Improved,
The
Socialist
forces
declared
200Q
rebel
troops
had
been
surrounded
in
University
City.
Socialists
charge
last
made
night
the
that
further
Ocrman
.
i
1H11T1I
NOTICE
There
Was
Yusrn
'UfnnAnv
Vnv
lmer
23,
,in
the
Prince
Rupert
nd
Mrs.
Lawrence
C.
Jensen.
4
4
MONTH
EAL
CONCERN
IS
GIVEN
ORDER
BY
GOVT
OF
BRITAIN
FOR
SHELLS
MONTREAL,
Nov.
25:
The
National
Steel
Car
Co.
an-
nounces
the
receipt
of
a
smail
,
order
for
shells
from
the
Brl-
tlsh
government.
The
com-
.
pany
is
expecting
further
bust-
'
ness
of
this
kind.
,
PACT
NOW
SIGNED
UP
German
-
Japanese
Agreement
Directed
Against
Communist
Internationale
BERLIN,
Nov.
25:
(CP)
Germany
and
Japan
today
signed
an
agreement
directed
against
the
Communist
Internationale.
The
agreement
asserts
that
the
international
Communist
organization
aimed
at
directing
and
I
violating
existing
states
with
all
means.
rnc
lrrrrment
aisn
uvi
mil
cable
boats
were
laying
mines
out-
,
the
two
contracting
governments
wi.
r"
-
"ooa
,
i
believe
that
tolerance
of
alleged
embassy
sun
leri
Kus$lan
interference
threatens
Madrid
la
night
following
the,
world
cloring
up
of
the
embassy
by
the
So?.lal
?t
govcmrnl:nl.
authorities
yesterday
for
al'c-jci
impropci
MA7IQ
APF
slviltsrlng
.or
rebel
refugees
and
lll&ilO
rVlvEi
the
Italian
staff
was
preparing'
IXTIMM
A
Mf
to
leave
within
twenty-four
hours
;
llNDluil
AIN
1
Beth
embassies
icr
some
time-
had
j
been
manned
only
with
skeleton
staffs.
The
United
States
embassy
The,r
Irc
Aroused
by
Award
Of
Is
being
removed
from
Madrid
to
Valencia
for
safety.
Reply
Unsatisfactory
LONDON.
Nov.
25:
The
British
Nobel
Prize
to
"Traitor-
Argentinean
Alsa
Honored
BERLIN,
Nov.-
25:
Nazi
auth-
amta
idor,
yesteiday
delivered
orities
here
Indignantly
describe
another
ncto.
to
Oencral
Francisco'
as
a
"shamless
Insult"
to
Oermany
Franco,
leader
of
the
Spanish
ln-jthe
awarding
of
the
Nobel
Peace
ffgents,
demanding
protection'
prize
for
1935
to
Karl
von
Orvlet-fcr
British
residents
In
Spain
and
sky
who'
was
only
recenUy
re-euarantee
of
their
safe
evacua-'
I
leased
from
an
Internment
camp
Won
Franco,
however,
would
not
"where
he
had
been
held
In
pro-commit
himself
further
than
to
tectlve
custody
as
a
political
en-y.
as
he
had
done
before,
that'emy
of
the
Nazi
state.
German
Wcty
zones
would
be
established.
'authorities
dub
von
Orvletsky
as
ThU
Is
considered
to
be
too
In-'a
"notorious
traitor"
to
Germany.
definite
to
be
satisfactory
as
an
answer,
France
Gives
Notice
PARIS,
Nov.
25:
France
lias
Announcement
was
made
yesterday
at
Stockholm
of
the
award
of
the
1935
Nobe
Peace
Prize
to
von
Orvletsky
as
well
as
thf
notified
hnlll
'fflrtv.
in
ihn
rivii
tt-nr
award
of
the
1936
prize
to
Dr.
that
it
will
not
permit
Interference
Carlos
Lamas,
Argentinean
foreign
lth
its
shipping
at
sea
and
is
minister
and
member
of
the
per-Preparcd
to
defend
It,
If
necessary,
manent
World
Court
at
Geneva.
tth
its
naval
forces,
Both
Oreat
lirltlln
,1
Tn
i
I
1
cum
franco
nave
it-iuacu
...
j
w
recognize
the
blockade
of
Bar-;
Wpafhpt
rOfeCaSl
ttoels
have
not
enough
ships
to
enforce
It
anyivay.
Neither
Great
Britain
or
France
will
recognize
cither
side
In
the
civil
war
as
bcl-"Krcnts.
Warships
of
a
dozen
.nations
were
reported
last
night
to
be
rush-ng
toward
the
Spanish
coasts
to
Protect
their
shipping
Interests
if
"ccessary.
A
British
cruiser
and
,u"e
destroyers
had
been
dis-tened,
It
was
reported.
I
KELOWNA
CONVENTION
KELOWNA.
Nov
2S?T!hP
Kel-
ja
Oyro
Club
is
already
making
Preliminary
plans
for
the
district
"invention
of
Oyro
International
2
held
There
next
summer.
ure
will
bo
delegates
from
all
principal
cities
and
towns
of"
Bri-Wih
Columbia
and
Washington.
PurnlahoH
throUSh
the
OOUftciJ
Ot
t!.e
Dominion
Meicoroiogicai
uuiwu
i
ken
at
8
a.m.
today
and
covers
th
38
hour
period
enaing
o.
pju.
Pressure
remains
abnormally
high
over
this
province
and
fine
weather
continues
from
the
coast
east
to
the
Okanagan
and
Koote-nays
accompanied
by
light
frosts.
West
Coast
or
Vancouver
lsiana
Moderate
north
and
east
winds,
partly
cloudy
with
little
change
In
tpirmerature.
Prince
Rupert
Disirici
Ligm
shifting
winds,
partly
cloudy
and
rold
at
night.
Oueen
Charlotte
Islands
Moder
ate
to
fresh
north
and
east
winds,
partly
cloudy
and
mild
with
prob-
'
WINNIPEG
WHEAT
PRICES
WINNIPEO,
Nov.
25:
iNovcmber
wheat
-vas
quoted
at
$1.07
oil
market
yesterday:
$1.05
Mi.
Downtown
Store
Is
Burglarized
Most
of
Goods
Recovered
and
Four
Boys
Placed
Under
Arrest
Constables
Donald
Stewart
and
Walter
Mlddleton
of
the
city
police
last
evening
apprehended
four
boys
of
Juvenile
age
and
recovered
most
of
the
goods
and
cash
which
was
taken
during
Monday
night
when
McRae
Bros,
store
on
Third
Avenue
was4
burglarized.
Entry
-was
made
"'cro.SToCrv:
to
the
store
by
forcing
a
side
win-
dow
near'the
rear.
Some
$9
In
cash
was,
taken
from
the
till
as
well
as
a
variety
of
goods
Including
toy
guns
and
knives.
The
boys,
who
have
been
previously
In
trouble,
appeared
before
Magistrate
McCly-moht
this
morning
and
were
remanded
until
tomorrow.
Robbers
of
Mail
Are
Being
Sought
Police
In
Vancouver
Keep
Up
Hunt
For
Snatchcrs
of
Registered
Sacks,
in
Fog,
VANCOUVER,
iNov.
25:
fCP)
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Pollcs
and
.other
authorities
are
searching
.'for
thieves
who
stole
ten
packages
of
registered
mail
from
The
December
price
was
$1.05
to"'nn
.expresse
truck
during
a
dense
4
fogl'Monday
night.
'.W'---
.
E
'
Af
sICTORIA,
j.C
Today's
Weather
"
Tomorrow's
Tides
She
Prince
Rupert
Clear,
light
High
'
10:58
a.m.
22.4
ft.
.
'
23:53
p.m.
19.6
ft.
barometer,
north
wind;
30.38;
temperature,
smooth.
Low
4:40
a.m.
7.1
ft.
37;
sea
17:40
p.m.
2.9
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Vol.
XXV,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
NOVEMBER
25,
1936
PRICE:
S
CENTS
e
nth
Victim
e
...
.
......
.
,
i
....!.
"
.
of
J
New
Type
of
British
'Army
Plaae
4t
uneau
Avalanche
Fighting
Though
Weather
Unfavorablejle
Girl
Succumbs
SNOWFALL
IN
MADRID
:
rnfavkrable
Weather
Slows
Up
Fighting
British
Ambassador
Makes
Demand
France's
Warning
Here
are
two
excellent
v.ews
of
the
new
type
monoplane,
recently
completed
for
the
British
Royal
Air
Force,
In
flight
at
Yeovil
during
tests.
The
plane,
known
as
tlw
Westland
army
co-operation
monoplane,
is
said
to
be
capable
of
tremendous
speed.-
It
Is
exceptionally
high
in
the
wing
and
features
a
raised,
transparent
cockpit,
enabling
the
pilot
to
see
all
around
him.
The
landing
wheels
also
are
of
unusual
deslg
n,
streamlined
and
with
powerful
landing
lights
.built
In.
THREE
MOKE
GERMANS
ARRESTED
IN
RUSSIA;
SEEK
STICKLING
BACK
ONE
OF
SIAMESE
TWINS
OlES;
BODY
OF
OTHER
DETACHEP
BY
SURGEON
I
Search
tnstitutel
For
Pilot
Chet
Bvown
and
Manv
Passengers
In
Gulf
of
Alaska
COHDOVA,
Alaska,
Nov.
25:
(CP)
Belie
vins
that
Pilot
Chet
Browh
his.
mechanic
and
twelve
ra-'ciTT.s
had
been
foreeJ
down
in
a
tri-motored
plane
in
the
Oii'f
,of
Alaska
or
on
a
beach,
search
pilots
today
looked
for
clearing
weather
to
permit
a
search
for
the
plane
which
has
BERLIN,
Nov.
25:
Three
!made
a
flying
visit,
td
Terrace,!
more
Germans,
one
an
engln-
1
some
miles
east
of
Prince
Rupert
j
eer,
have
been
arrested
on
on
the
Skae'na
River
to
look
over'
espionage
charges,
and
are
be-
some
timber
limits
and1
discuss
j
ing
held
Incommunicado,
It
means
of
transporting
the
pulp-
was
learned
here
last
night.
wood
to
the
tidewater
mill."
j
Although
execution
was
set
for
today,
efforts
were
still
be-
ing
made
here
to
secure
com-
mutation
of
the
death
sen-
tence
and
exchange
of
Emll
Stickling,
German
engineer,
sentenced
to
death
in
Siberia
:
HIS
DEATH
IS
SUDDEN
for
mine
sabotage,
for
a
So-
.
Heart
Attack
Proves
Fatal
to
vlet
prisoner'
or
prisoners
be-
;
George
Broderius,
Resident
ing
held
In
Germany.
Chan-
"ere
Since
Early
Days
cellor
Adolf
Hitler
has
threa-
,
tened
to
break
off
diplomatic
1
Oeor8e
Brodortus,
a
well
known
relations
with
Russia
if
stick-
resident
of
Prince
Rupert
Moscow
late
tnHnv
wiwd
witn
a
neart
aitacK
earner
33.
-
,
4
In
the
evening
at
his
residence
be
tween
First
and
Second
Avenues
near
the
Commercial
Hotel.
'
I
Mr.
Brcdarius
'
came
to
Prince
Live
Longhand
HaoDilv
Rupert
V"1'
twenty-l8ht
yea
"aPPuy
a?0
and
built
the
'
old
Orand-
LONDON.
Trunk
Hoterproperty.
For
some,
Nov.
25:
(CP)-Enough
,
years
he
had
been
engaged
In
the
of
the
right
food,
J
easy
access
to
occupation
of
longshorlng.
I
1
iresn
air
ana
sne:ter
with
comfort
Atter
Being
Pinned
In
Wreckage
For
Two
Days
LurcoSr
o7
the
pair
I
Rescue
Workers
Continue
Work
of
Digging
For
Further
of
sjamese
twins,
died
of
Bodies
Believed
to
be
Held
in
Debris
of
Avalanche
pneumonia
last
lnght
but
the
-
-
brother,
simpiicio,
still
lived
JUNEAU,
Alaska,
Nov.
25:
(CP)
Lorraine
Vanali.
today,
having
been
parted
by
little
three-year
old
girl,
was
dead
today
shortly
after
be-
a
surgeons
Knue
irom
tne
nfr
otTmvQri
fuQ
body
of
the
dead
twin.
BIG
PLANE
IS
MISSING
4
Monday
morning
where
she
had
been
trapped
for
two
days.
Her
cries
having
attracted
rescue
workers
yesterday
afternon,
the
child
appeared
to
be
unhurt
when
first
she
was
found
pinned
under
debris
but
she
later
died
in
hospital.
She
was
the
seventh
known
victim
of
the
slide.
Search
is
being
continued
for
several
others
who
are
still
missing.
ITALY
MAY
!
PAY
DEBTS
Mussolini
to
Propose
Sending
Surplus
Exports
to
United
States
WASHINGTON
D.
C.
Nov.
25:
It
was
reported
last
night
that
Premier
Benito
Mussolini,
through
his
ambassador
here,
was
about
to
not
been
reported
since
early
(sutmtt
to
ths
United
States
a
Tuesday
when
it
took
off
under
proposal-fer
th-payment
ot
Italy's
poor"
conditions!-V'!Ttr,
y
'warr-dc'jV
to
the
United
States
-
-
,:wirh
surplus
experts.
Y
vT
'
The
Italian
ambassador
declared
Kl
II
K
I
II
II
I
that
he
had
"celvt-4
no
lnftruc-
l
JLil
lTllljU
tfons
yet
and
both
State
and
v
w
Treasury
Department
said
that
no
y
prpf
I
II
I
I
firr
I
1
n
negotiations
had
so
far
been
UllJLlJLl
Ltl
f
JLl
opened.
,.,.,
,
It
Is
understood
that
Premier
Pacific
Pulp
ami
Paper
Industry
Mussollnl
desires
to
float
another
Has
Story
Vbout
Project
,oan
,
whbn
he
J
'
.
,
"
,
.m
,
.
-annot
do
as
lon
as
the
war
The
trade
Journal
"Pacific
payments
are-outstanding.
Pulp
&
Paper
Industry"
published
"
In
Seattle
has
half
a
Column
In
j
the
November
number
telling
of,
TTirbligh
Trains
construotlon
men
to
Pilnce
Rupert.,
KUnnmeI
Again
Mr.
Buckley
Infotmed
the
representative
of
he
Journal
that
cvjrjfthlng
was
going
nicely
and
I
that
the
p:oJect
"was
''teaching
fruition
after
aiicr
niaay
many
months
monviis
Through
traffic
has
again
been
restored
on
the
local
line,
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways.
The
first
train
to
get
in
from
the
east
oilin
over
a
week
arrived
here
at
4
.negotiation,
interruption
and
dc-1
o'clock
this
morning,
having
cross-
"ay."
He
also
Is
said
to
have
stated
efl
ed
thfi
the
SaivlIs
Salvus
hrlrfirp
bridse.
which
which
had
had
Vhat
"a
definite
announcement
,-
rf,
u
uUu
i.
:
regarding
construction
Would
be
PVonno.
rua
iar
.u
-
'
wttiiQt
trt
Mill
tUi
bllt
.made
shortly.
jpst
,.,
horo
nn
HmD
at
The
final
bt
the
Pgraph
ar-jocl0ck
.
thls
even,
,
tide
says:
'"The
Buckley
party
nnnn.
....
mn
Today's
Weather
(Government
Telegraphs
Triple
Island
Clear,
calm,
sea
smooth.
Langara
Island
Clear,
calm
to
fresh
east
wind;
barometer,
30.16;
temperature,
45;
sea
choppy.
Dead
Tree
Point
Overcast,
calm;
barometer,
30.36;
temperature,
36;
sea
smooth.
Estevan
Clear,
calm;
barometer,
30.34.
Victoria
Clear,
northerly
wind,
12
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
30.38
Vancouver
Foggy,
calm;
baro
silica
meter,
30.40.
j
ling
Is
executed.
Stickling
was
the
very
early
days,
passed
away
Prince
George
Clear,
calm;
saved
from
death
by
a
federal
mi
IU'
Jn
rrince
"uperi
Darometer,
3U.64.
order,
It
was
learned
from
Cfeneral
Hospital
after
having
beeh
Terrace
Part
cloudy,
east
wind.
Anyox
CJear,
calm,
30.
Hazel
ton
Cloudy,
calm,
26.
Smlthers
Fog,
calm,
mild.
Burns
Lake
Fog,
calm,
20.
fcricis
Teacup
Nugget
NYLSTROOM.
S.
A
Nov.
25:
Sixty-five
years
of
age,
Mr.
Bro-
(CP)
There's
a
new
gold
rush
and
an
easy
mind,
were
the
pre-
dcrlus
was
born
in
the
United
with
prospecting
in
full
swing
near
rxriptlons
for.
roo
health
b
Lord
States
1
here,
following
a
report
of
the
Horaer
.
at
the
atf;
Royal
Medical
School.
3SA
fl
I
Currie
Gets
Contract
For
Naval
Centre!
4
Olof
Hanson
M.P.
has
been
advised
hy
the
minister
of
public
works
at
Ottawa
that
an
.order-ln-councll
hasten
-passed
awarding
the
contract
for
the
alterations
And
additions
to
the
Royal
Naval
Volunteer
Reserve
building
at
Prince
Rupert
to
John
Currie
St
Sons
of
Prince
Rupert.
COLLISION
OF
TRAINS
Ghastly
Tragedy
Just
Outside
Loop.
District
of
Chicago
Last
Night
CHICAGO.
Nov.
25:
Nine
per--
sons
were-
killed
and
some
sixty-;
five
Injured
some
probably
fatal-
'.y.
In
a
collision
of
two
elevated
trains
Just
outside
the
Loop
district
during
the
busy
homeward
rush
hour
last
evening.
The
causa
of
the
craeh
had
not
teen
dfln-Itely
ascertained
last
night.
Both
trains
wera
laden
with
workers
hurrying
to
their
homes.
The
crash
was
head-on
and
the
trains
met
with
such
force
thai
they
telescoped
with
ghastly
re
suits.
Fire
broke
out
altar
the
col-
.lslon.
One
was
a
steel
electric
train
and
the
other
had
wooden
rail
cars.
ENGLAND
HAS
FOG
Long
Spell
of
Thick
Weather
Con-tinues,
Particularly
in
Central
Part
of
Country
LONDON,
Nov.
25:
Half
of
England
was
still
fogbound
last
night
with
one
of
the
longest
spells
ot
thick
weather
showing
no
signs
of
breaking.
Leeds
had
,
Its
sixth
straight
day
of
fog
which
is
prevailing
for
an
exceptionally
lonj
period
In
central
England
London
Is
also
getting
Its
share
of
the
fog.
Vancouver
Wheat
VANCOUVER,
Nov..
25:
(CPi
Wheat
was
quctled
at
$1.06
on
the
Vancouver
Exchange
yesterday.
NEW
YORK,
Nov.
25:
(CP)
Bar
sliver
was
trading
at
45Vc
Funeral
arrangements.
are.
in
the
finding
of
d
gold
nugget
"almost
per
ounce
on
the
New
York
metal
hands
of
the
B.
C,
Undertakers,
as
big
as
a
iteacup."
market
yesterday
.