prince
Rupert
Clear,
light
northerly
wind;
barometer,
29.83;
lomnerature,
42;
sea
smooth.
fj-vj
Vol.
XXV
NO.
92.
PROVINCIAL
LIBRARY
Today's
Weather
A,
B.C.
She
PREMMR
BALDWIN
TALKS
BRITAIN
IS
PREPARING
Ulcst
Air
Equipment
Added
To
nefences
of
Suez
Canal
j
ALEXANDRIA,
Egypt.
April
18:
(CP)--Despite
Increased
European
tension
following
Germany's
occupation
of
the
Rhlneland
demllltar-t
bed
zone.
Britain
Is
pursuing
her
j
task
of
perfecting
the
defences
of
,
Egypt
and
the
Suez
Canal.
j
It
Is
not
a
generally
known
factj
i.n
ha
an
imp
smni
nnn
'
maw
uciuwwa
w-.--w
planes
brought
here
by
Britain,
six
ol
the
R.
A.
F.'s
new
"Queen
B"
robot
airplanes
were
transported
here
for
the
sol
purpose
of
giving
the
naval
anti-aircraft
guns
tome
real
practice.
i
In
actual
warfare,
the
British1
lr
ministry
expects
these
robot
planes
to
be
useful
in
carrying
cargoes
of
bombs
for
release
over
enemy
lines.
As
their
cost
Is
approximately
$50,000
each,
they
make
rather
expensive
targets.
Recently
one
of
the
"Queen
Bees"
was
an
elusive
target
for
more
than
an
hour
off
Alexandria
harbor
before
it
was
brought
down,
j
finally
the
little
destroyer
leader
Galatea
scored
a
hit.
1
flight
of
the
Queen
Bees
Is
dl-!
rected
by
a
radio
control
on
land'
it
the
Abouklr
airdrome
which
(aides
radio
apparatus
located
In
Kanniam
Mace
Ktv
Aerear
cockpit
of
the
robot
ma-.'c4U1C,il
VI
sune
Typical
of
the
risks
taken
by
uml
fliers
here
was
a
recent
prac
tice
flight
of
37
planes
from
th
tircraft
carrier
rr
er
nlnrinu.
Olorious.
Far
Far
out
out
a
the
Mediterranean,
a
mist
suddenly
arose
between
them
and
their
base
They
flashed
SOS.
cails
and
tire
Olorious
guided
them
tor
some
time
but
a
landing
was
Impossible
and
their
gasoline
sup-
plles
diminished
steadily.
taekfly
the
mist
lifted
and
af-
lersome
time
the
planes
were
able
to
come
down.
I
Atlantic
Flying
Safe,
He
Claims
'
u
iP.
Tioncer
Predicts
AH
Mails
Will
Be
'
Flown
In
Five
Years
HAMILTON.
Bermuda,
April
18:
'Falrvlew
Cemetery.
'CPi
if
cnfpr
tn
fiv
thn
Atlnn.!
Frank
Roma,
the
widower,
who
"c
than
it
Is
to
cross
Piccadilly,"
aid
Commander
Sir
Walter
Window,
air
mail
nlnnppr
riLwusslnK
.
1
'
"
1
wns-Atlantic
mall
service
during
recent
visit
to
this
proposed
j
trans-oceanic
air
base.
We
should
have
had
It
years
inere's
nothing
to
stop
It,"
declared
the
famous
aviaUon
es-
Ift
who
believes
that
in
five
years
a
the
world's
malls
wlil
be
carried
h
Bi.
Sir
Walter
cent
the
first
"alr-all"
letter
across
the
English
Channel
In
1009
and
Inaugurated
a
;eMar
airmail
delivery
ln
India
Vancouver
Wheat
VANcouVERTTprll
18;
(CPJ-hat
was
quoted
at
800
on
the
Vancouver
exchange
yesterday,
ad-,ancing
u,
8isic
today.
Ql;EEN
MARY
HITS
"r
sriiKi)
OF
30
KNOTS
AND
MOKE
Evidence
reveaiea
Mrs.
weisiu-w
man
had
been
receiving
$1
a
da;'
spn.irate
maintenance
since
1904
lirTtr
-v.
-hwk,
Scotland.
April
cp-Thc
new
White
.6r.Cunard
liner
Oueen
Marv
established
a
t0M
nppt
nf
.
""ore
than
thirt.
knnu
in
t5cd
trials
off
the
Isle
of
.
Arrn
today.
j.
'
T
5-
W
'
'
W
v
"4.
Thp
firm
ctirfonn
f
tu
j
.
f;
cri,
m
battery
,V..
u4Qry
QUSl
I,ym
chariots.
The
guns
are
drawn
HI
D
'
O
1
1
Mrs.
Koma
is
Held
Tgt
congregation
at
Church
Of
.
,
.iiiiiuiiviaMuii
A
Ills
.viurillll
Ti
Pi
v
Trlhula
There
was
a
large
congregation
",Y,lc
T"
thU
morn,1"f
when
hg
requ
em,
"a
"1C
UUi
u
lrr"
"
7""
kn,own
member
of
the
local
Italian
t
colony,
whose
death
occurred
ear-
iner
in
uie
wees,
was
ceieoraiea
Dy
,Rev.
Father
Maurice
Smith
O.
M.
I.
jThe
children's
choir
was
ln
atten-
dance.
The
nallbearers
were
L
Palmero,
D.
Cavalierl,
P.
Mazzel,
cassesano,
f
rea
Lanza
ana
Frank
Montesano.
The
burial
will
take
place
tomorrow
afternoon
from
the
chapel
of
B.
C.
Undertakers'
to
was
in
Vancouver
when
his
wife
suddenly
died,
returned
home
on
the
Princess
Adelaide
yesterday
.
i
I
1
IV-
!a"erno"
irom
utc
suuut-
t
l
j
j
DlVOfCe
Awarded
To
Gay
'.
Bride
CHICAGO,
April
17:
(CP)
Th?
story
of
a
romance
.of
the
"gayjcalm;
barometer,
29.80:
3a
smooth
90s"
that
cooled
with
the
turninR
tf
the
century
was
repeated
before
!
Judge
Joseph
Babath
ln
Superlo
Court
here
by
Mrs.
Chariott!
Weightman.
"It
was
the
most
beautltul
court
ship
there
ever
was,"
she
said.
":
was
an
invalid.
He
used
to
can?
me
to
and
from
my
wheel
chali
We
were
married
ln
1832."
Mrs.
Weightman
recalled
tlu
ln
the
next
five
years
she
made
jher
husband
five
suits
and
twe
'overcoats.
But
ln
1902,
she
tcsti-
!'fle
he
ordered
her
from
their
.home.
"Once
I
went
back,"
she
said,
"but
he
refused
to
admit
tnp.
.
.
.
.
1
Af'pr
hearing
her
story,
Judge
cMih
pave
her
a
divorce
from
Charles
Weightman
and
restored
hor
maiden
name
Weightman
nvpr
a
SIUUU
insuiuntr
policy
in
lieu
of
alimony.
NORTHERN
AND.
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
APRIL
18,
1936
British
Artillery
Raise
Desert
Dust
Near
Libyan
.
inis
spot
maices
an
Ideal
train-
Is
galloping
into
action
over
the
the
wheels
of
the
modern
war
by
three
pairs
of
horses
with
a
FIVE
ENGLISH
BOY
"
ANr
BERLIN.
ntmf
TM
Anril
7T
18:
(CP
,,
i
'
rie
tJigiisn
scnooi
Doys,
iiiciiiwcio
via
a
Mining
yaiiy
ui
t,
twenty-seven,
died
of
exhaus-
tlon
todav
ln
the
hniv
r.Ion
east
of
Frleburg
in
the
south
i
'
vest
of
the
German
state
of
Baden
after
the
party
had
lost
way
in
a
snowstorm.
-
t
Pnla
Man
UClIa
VyUUlCl
Hlall
Made
Magistrate
Appointment
of
Andy
Christensen
Of
Anaham
Lake
is
Announced
at
Victoria
VICTORIA,
April
18:
(CPI
The,
appointment
of
Andy
Christensen
of
Bella
Coola
and
Anaham
Lake
as
a
stipendiary
magistrate
for
the
counties
of
Cariboo
and
Prince
RuDert
was
announced
at
the
."
legislative
buildings
Friday.
,
Today's
Weather
Dead
Tree
Point
Cloudy,
calm;
barometer,
29.92;
temperature,
44;
sea
smooth.
Triple,
Triple,
Island
Island
Part
Part
cloudy
cloudy
Langara
Island
Light
showers,
:loudy,
light
easterly
wind;
light
swell.
,
Terrace
Clear,
calm,
40.
Anyox
Part
cloudy,
calm,
40.
1
Stewart
Clear,
calm,
42.
Hazelton
Clear,
calm,
50.
i
Smlthers
Clear,
calm,
mlldi
j
Burns
Lake
Clear,
calm,
39.
City
of
Nelson
Has
Large
Fire
Thirty
Thousand
Dollars
Damage!
illustrated
by
photographs
taktui
fall
connection
with
the
car-Whcn
Packing:
Sheds-
Are
I
by
the
crew,
adorned
the
common
nival
at
the
Exhibition
Building
as
Destroyed
NELSON,
April
18:
(CP)-Da-mage
estimated
at
$23,000
was
caused
by
fire
which
destroyed
two
large
packing
sheds
of
the
Associated
Growers
and
damaged
three
adjoining
homes'
here
last
night..
.
man
astride
to
handle
each
nair
manoeuvres
are
practically
impossible.
Across
the
border
from
igjpk
is
L,ioya,
Deionging
10
Italy.
RF.H
SHIP
--'
HtiFFTElY
"
skinner
of
Russian
Vessel
at
IlaJl-
fax
Turns
Down
Workers'
Newspapers
hauf'ax.
April
18:
(CP-
Youthful
Pavel
Alexeev,
skippei
u..,.v
-
mis
port
since
ine
revoiuiion
prefers
calm
waters
for
hlmsell
'and
his
craft
Greeted
by
Willian:
D
APS
T
V"
n
Mil
.V
nt4
n
-v
haw
W
turns,
this
will
mean
a
saving
of
i
iu
oi.
i
i
i.
m
14.
captain
of
the
Start
Bolshevik
will:
;
$70
m
to
.the.
motorl
bUc
propaganda
'on
be
newspapers
,of
th
ovince
half
of
the
workers,"
Alexeev
re-
i
.
.
-plied;
'
"?d,e
a"thrit
t.
ti
of
,the
oto;
"You
will
excuse,
please
I
am
not
permitted
to
accept."
';V,ehiclet
th,e
P"mler-
1who1
?
mmlster
of
public
works
last
Their
business
ln
Halifax.
Uie
Soviet
commander
hastened
to
explain,
was
to
load
grain.
And
a
Innrtlnv
tr
H91lfav
vprinrP,
'
wiU
have
made
wheat!meantime
"bates,
d
209
3
bushds
The
rate
reduction
does
net
lno
lhe
holds
of
th
starl
Bol.'them.
apply
t0
trucks
anv
or
otne.r
shevIk
in
nlne
hours
'
settin2
4
Marltlme
record.
,of
motor
venlcle
other
than
P38
r.i..-
L-
-uw..j
i-enger
cars.
Licence
fees
for
ijiiiiuua
iruuiuiia
1.
1
1
1
1
1
1
nuijiii
11
the
neat
little
freighter
with
lhe
thrill
of
stepping
on
Soviet
sot".
They
found
a
crew
of
28
Including'
M
VV
M
w
V
V-f
MMkCk
M
1
kusina,
23-year
old
stewardess.
She
knew
the
arts
and
science
ot
.
the
make-up
box.
Her
prettily'
curved
curved
Hps
lips
were
were
lightly
lightly
touched
touched
with
lipstick,
and
she
posed
for
cameramen.
Down
ln
the
saloon,
Vera'
was
serving
breakfast.
She
sat
dowa
!and
ate
with
the
men.
The
meal
consisted
of
small
herring,
bread.l,,
,
,
,
....
..
.
,
In
wpV
n.
oh
f
,,:KeS5ie
Clayton,
Who
Took
Tart
tumblers.
j
Behind
a
red
transparent
stai
an
electric
lamp
burned
throwing
the
features
of
Stalin
Into
relleT.
A
red
framed
picture
of
Lenin
with
a
huge
bow
of
black,
crepo
like
paper
ornamented
the
wa!
Pictures
of
other
leaders,
new
3le
Clayton,
who
will
be
remem-Soviet
buildings,
the
ship's
own
bered
by
many
people
who
atten-newspapcr
printed
on
board
and
ded
native
war
dances
held
last
(
rooms.
Musical
Instruments,
the,
one
of
the
participants
ln
that
guitar,
the
balalka,
hung
in
their
spectacular
entertainment.
He
suc-places
cumbed
to
tuberculosis.
A
-depository
for
contributions
Clayton
was
about
thirty
years
to
party
funds
was
made
ln
thojef
age
and
Is
survived
by
a
widow
form
of
a
castle
with
a
red
flat;
and
family
as
well
as
his
mother,
at
a.
window.
Newspapers
and!
Mrs.
Charles
Morrison,
and
five
magazines
were
pn
the
readlns
table.v
Border
-
-----ai
WhP
thP
...
Reduction
In
Licence
Rates
c
AnnniinrPf)
Id
rillllUUULCU
FREDERICTON,
April,
18:
(CPi
The
1936
licence
for
passenger
automobiles
will
cost
New
Brunswick
motorists
nearly
fifteen
percent
less
than
last
year.
Premier
ee
has
been
reduced
from
70
cents
to
60
cents
per
hundredweight,
the
minimum
remaining
at
$10.
On
the'
basis
of
last
year's
re-
December
extended
the
1933
li
cence
period
to
May
I,
1936.
The
PUSed
1936
plates
in
the
trucks
remain
the
same
as
the.v
have
been
previously.
T
t
name
n
-
"j10"
8
ment
derived
a
revenue
of
$484,-
r
t
n
niiiri
rrt
rdijlnVJ
UF
WAR
DANCER
Spectacular
Entertainment
Last
Fall,
Dies
Word
has
been
received
in
the
city
of
the
death
at
Klncollth
at
5
o'clock
yesterday
afternoon
of
Reg-
1
brothers.
He
was
a
sub-chief
of
1
the
Eagle
tribe.
OF
PEACE
Nations
Must
be
Ready
To
Fight
For
It
Says
Premier
of
Gt.
Britain
Sees
Hitler
as
Dominating
Factor
in
European
Situation
';
Today
Another
War,
He
Fears,
Would
3Iean
:
End
of
Civilization
i
WORCESTER,
Eng.,
April
18:
(CP)
Prime
Minister
Stanley
Baldwin
said
today
that
the
only
way
to
secure
European
peace
was
to
be
ready
to
fight
for
it
if
necessary.
"Collective
security
will
never
work
unless
all
nations
which
take
part
in
it
are
prepared
simultaneously
to
threaten
with
military
sanctions
and
to
fight
an
ag-
or
If
necessary"
he
said
at
afc11
political
rally.
Premier
Baldwin
.
said
that
,
VdclMfuehrer
Adolf
Hitler,
"more
y
CR0ATS
AND
SErtBS
Jhm
any
living
man
in
Europe."
CMSII
AND
JUGO-
eould
make
or
break
peace
on
the
SLA
VIA
IS
EXCITED
Conttnent.
,
Repeating
his
previous
predlc-
.
BELGRADE,
Aoril
18:
(CP)
tion
that
another
war
would
end
KIntense
excitement
raged
Civilization
in
Europe,
he
said
that
through
Jugo-Slavia
yester-
would
be
even
more
certain
If
na-i
day
foUowlng
the
of
tions
of
the
world
went
back
on
nlne
persons,
including
a
wo-
their
word
and
used
poison
gasses.
.
man
and
a
glri;
b
an
en.
"I
believe
that,
if
such
a
thing
were
raged.Croat
peasant
near
Zag-
done,
the
raging
people
of
every
reb
slaylngs
are
regarded
country,
torn
with
passion,
suffer-
having
been
due
to
frlctlon
tng
and
terror,
would
wipe
out
between
Croats
and
Serbs.
every
government
In
Europe
and
you
would
have
a
state
of
anarchy
from
end
to
end
as
man's
protest
'
against
wickedness
In
high
places"
TODAY'S
STOCKS
I
Courtesy
S.
D.
Johnstoti
Co.)
Vancouver
B.
C.
Nickel,
.35.
Big
Missouri,
.60.
Bralorne,
7.5Q.
B.
R.
Cons.,
.07i.
B.
R.
X.,
.15.
Cariboo
Quartz,
"1.40.
Dentonia,
19.
j
Dunwell.
.05
Va.
Golconda,
.142.
Mlnto,
.75
Vi.
Meridian,
.09li.
Morning
Star,
.03
Vi.
National
Sliver,
.02!8.
Noble
Five,
.04.
Porter
Idaho,
.053i.
Premier,
2.32.
Reno,
1.17.
Relief
Arlington.
.34.
Salmon
Gold,
.11.
Taylor
Bridge,'
.10Vi.
Wayside,
.152.
Oils
C.
&
E.,
1.26.
'
Freehold,
.07.
Mercury,
.15.
1
Toronto
Bidgood
Klrkland,
1.43.
Beattle,
1.40.
Central
Patricia,
3.40.
Chlbougamau,
1.42.
God's
Lake.
.93.
Granada,
.21.
Inter.
Nickel.
48.50.
Lake
Maron,
.04?8.
Lee
Gold,
.03.
Little
Long
Lac,
6.80.
Macassa,
3.75.
McKenzie
Red
Lake,
1.54.
Noranda.
54.65.
-Perron,
j
1.52.
;
Pickle
Crow,
6.75.
Red
Lake
Gold
Shore.
1.16.
,
San
Antonio.
2.50.
'
SLsco,
3.38.
Smelter
Gold.
.06.
Stadacona,
.34.
Sturgeon
River,
.45.
Sudbury
Baslir,
3.93.
Teck
Hughes,
4.55.
Ventures,
2.10.
SILVER
PRICE
ADVANCES
NEW
YORK,
April
18:
(CP)
Making
its
first
change
In
weeks,
the
price
of
silver
advanced
'Ac
to
45c
per
ounce
on
the
New-
York
metal
market
yesterday..
'i
'
t
Tomorrow's
Tides
High
.
11:39
am.
20.4
ft.
.
,23':58
p.m.
22.l'
ft.
Low
.....
:
5:34
a.m.
5.6
ft.
17:49
p.m.
4.3
ft.
PRICE:
5
CENTS
10
rnnn
10
uvuu
rrince
Rupert
District
Gets
Real
Boost
From
Canadian
National
Railways
Undoubtedly
one
of
the
best
pub
licity
vehicles
the
Canadian
Na-
tlonal
Railways
has
ever
given
prince
Rupert
and
the
central
Interior
district
Is
a
new
booklet
entitled
"Central
British
Columbia"
which
has
Just
made
its
appearance,
issued
by
the
colonization
and.
Immigration
department
of
the
railway,
it
features
agricultural
possibilities
and
opportunities
of
this
district.
There
are
individual
articles
on
each
area
separately
and
Prince
Rupert
Is
given
due
prominence.
The
booklet
Is
profusely
and
attractively
Illustrated
with
new
scenes
from
all
parts
of
the
district.
Hopes
to
Ascend
Austrian
Throne
Prince
Otto
Signs
Letter
as
"Emperor
of
Austria"
TRURO,
N.S.,
April
18:
(CP)--H.
:H.
McNutt
of
Truro,
a
fellow-passenger
with
Prince
Otto,
claimant
of
the
Austrian
throne,
on
a
cruise
of
southern
waters,
has
received
a
letter
which
the
Prince
signed
as
j"Emperor
of
Austria."
rne
letter
said
tnere
were
Imme-dlate
obstacles
ln
the
way
of
Prince
Otto
ascending
the
throne
which
could
be
overcome
soon,
he
;
hoped.
Prince
Otto
sent
the
letter
from
a
palace
In
which
Empress
Zlta
and
her
family
have
found
a
haven
in
Belgium.
'
Funeral
Notice
The
Interment
of
the
late
Mrs.
Frank
Roma
will
take
place
from
the
B.
C.
Undertakers
Chapel
at
2
,
p.m,
tomorrow
(Sunday),