.
-At..-.
u
u
...
....
1
1.
1
dp
r
for
Insurgents
in
apain
Just
Now
F.NVOV
IS
NAMED
.'.!"'
'
DUUUVVU
f
1
-
t.-wl
rnrtnt:itlve
111
Tli
link
nf
AIha
rn
i.j
lntmnt
Rnaln
a
t
Hi
i
isstmbly
of
the
League
of
jownment
artillery
at
the
i
cn
the
Aragon
front
In
an
L.
1
...An4lH
Uh
nlr..
VlrtrtM
aiJiAutc
nvunuwi
saiuraay
government
pianes
i
.
n
I
I
!
taw
Inflicted
heavy
damage.
4
I
1
Vm
Mns
r
111
C.1L11I1ULL
J
k
bllV
ijTwortcd
that
General
Fran-
1
rUll.
!!.
III.1I1IUL1IL
LUI111I1U1IU
Una
Kaah
Aa)rrrrT
Vile
in
rne
noic
mai
doiuicul
A
-
1.
U
Trr::iriii,
iiiii
v
weh&lu
bttu
government.
spanish
)
government
government
Infantry
Infantry
was
was
ortcd
imnn
hah
..-t
.
...i
ii.ni
i.m.t
unn
s
matins
an
army
on
thc
frontier
auiULIV
Ullli
VII
jComiunics
Nortli
from
Seattle
is
Still
On
SEATTLE
Nov
23:
(CP)
With
;r"
companies
havlne
susuend-
WEBEC
Mntf
91
(run
Thn
M.i
a
n
Driver
Kills
battle
Man
SEArnp
......
II.
nov
""ponce
23:
(CP)
Scat-
dri.
a,c
oecning
a
nil
ana
run
"fiver
uKr.
.
.
.
i
jcaieranv
mrueic
a
mini
Jnatned
Arln
.t.nun
riiort
ininr
ivl
I
Irart.ij
.......
ijan
ui&uu,
nov.
zj
--iwo
en-
listed
men
of
the
United
States
i
Navy
were
killed
In
the
crash
of
an
airplane
on
Saturday.
They
had
chartered
the
machine
for
pleasure
flying.
WOMAN
GAVE
POLICE
TIP
Helped
Mounties
Kecapture
Three
Escaped
Convicts
From
Prince
Albert
Penitentiary
PRINCE
ALBERT.
Nov.
23:
(CP)
Recapture
yesterday
of
Clarence
Kfnton
TViifr1nc
PhnmhnTB
nnrf
.Tntin
.
.Ua
n
.
.
n
m
nntn
n
,
I.
n
.
....
.
.
i
I
I
1
-is.:
ilk
ii.uvt.iiv.ib4
vi,
,
i
iiiii.iT.pn
r-nnvinLS
wn
)
imu
t&mut.'u
from
Saskatchewan
Penitentiary
here
Sunday
night,
followed
the
re
port
port
oi
of
a
a
woman
woman
who
wuu
told
tuiu
Royal,
uyai,
that
she
saw
thc
trio
walk
from
a
school
building.
.
Prior
to
the
capture
police
and
pcnltentla'ry
guards
had
combed
the
country
around
the
v
penitentiary
for
the
three
convicts
who
made
their
successful
.break
for
freedom
Sunday
'
night.
Authori
ties
at
nearby
towns
and
villages
I
.lilt:
Cll
WL.1V
Ul3t.lkWkL
Wa
MVM
.
nwcnicr
Aincan
mariner,
sur
.
:
at-"
.
pcraw;
cnaracicrs
uut
nicy
aunur
rinrnfi
urirn
mllip
rpsiSLiiiicc.
-
..
.
1
.
UVAWU
"
"
-
tootetutls.
Toothache
Stops
.
.
m
today
to
have
driven
In-:
K
OOSeVClt
S
1
T1D
avalry
from
a
sector
of
thc
r
a
i
I
a.,
..
....
ll'tfirt,
iti
IllV
Office
WASHINGTON
DC,
Nov.
23:
-
Still
suffering
from
u.to'tlli
hilec.
lion,
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
had
to
cancel
his
usual
Thanksgiving
Day
trip
to
Warm
Springs,
Georgia,
but
he
intends
to
make
the
trip
later.
Dr.
Mclntyrc.
thc
President's
physician,
stated
that
there
was
no
necessity
for
thc
hKt
pvrnitivp
to
remain
in
bed
and
that
he
could
carry
on
his
of-ilcc
work.
Oil
Executive
Heart
Victim
H-tlramahip
services
from
Seattle
Kini,sl,urv
p;lssrs
Away
Alaska
there
Is
still
no
settle-
Aboard
steamer
Santa
Paula
tit
nf
fhn
,11.
....In
I..
-r.
frl
tnl
.
..
"c
uuuibulon
of
work
among
i
ano
stewards
on
tnc
snips.
,
.
M
anoeles.
Nov.
12:
Ken
IDiniWU
Tll
L
A
1
T
.
Ill
I
lllahnn
linnp
'
Now
llcached
Eleven
Total
Number
neth
Kingsbury,
oil
company
presi-,iont
riirri
earlv
today
aboard
thc
iinnrKnntn.
p.iula
in
thc
Canal
zone
i
while
on
a
trip
for
thc
benefit
of
'his
health.
Slxty-.onc
years
of
,
age,
he
succuniDea
w
u-ni
'
tack.
He
was
a
native
of
Ohio.
i
vjruuvk
j
.
.
...
tlnucs
low
on
thc
north
rnc
u
coast
and
unscttlca
mnu
ram
weather
prevails.
'Mocicrnic
u-m-peraturcs
arc
reported
over
thc
in
terior
with
showers
in
uiu
u
gan
and
Kootcnays.
Prince
Ru)crt
and
queen
Char
i.i.
TcimiHs-
-Fresh
to
stroiv
I
Germans
Get
Twenty-Five
t
Years'
Prison
I
LENINGRAD,
Soviet
Russia,
Saskatchewan
Names
Mayors
Ellison
in
Rcgina
and
Pinder
In
Saskatoon
Former
Police
Chief
In
Moose
Jaw
REGINA.
No.
23:
(CP)
Four
Saskatchewan
mayors
were
rc-1
and
Walter
P.
,(,..
ohnm
Canadian
Mounted
Police
officers
former
police
chief,
was
elected
mayor
of
Moose
Jaw
In
civic
elec
tions
yesterday.
Re-elected
mayors
included
A
C.
Ellison
In
Regina,
R.
M.
Pinder
In
Saskatoon,
H.
J.
Frascr
In
Prince
Albert
and
W.
M.
Bowers
In
North
Battleford.
SAVANT
OF
INDIA
DIES
Man
Who
Caused
Furore
With
Plant
"Heart
Beat"
Theory
Passes
Away
in
Calcutta
CALCUTTA.
India,
Nov.
23
--Sir
Jagadas
Chandra
Rose,
aged
79,
Hindu
savant,
who
stirred
up
a
storm
In
scientific
circles
in
1901
with
thc
"heart
beat"
theory
of
plants,
died
at
Glrldlh
today
of
a
heart
nttack.
Thc
British
Royal
Society
al
I
first
rejected
his
paper
but
later
recognized
his
claim
to
priority
;ind
conferred
Its
fellowship
upon
him.
!
Charged
Duke
With
Meddling
mi.
....
.i
.
..f
"vuLii
ii
.!...
it.
i
1
1
nf
i
i
.
i
ii.v..nt
nr
nun
woi
i
-
"
!
Al
I
llll
SI
Iiri.lIH'
Iti
I
H'lir
I
I
Ml
I
1
1
I
lUUkll
'
-
-
v
.1
Basis
of
Libel
Suit
Arising
Out
of
Publication
of
"Coronation
Commentary"
LONDON.
Nov.
23:
(CP)
Thc
hnok
"Coronation
Commentary,"
basis
of
a
libel
suit
by
the
Duke
of
Windsor
against
the
author
ana
publishers,
which
it
was
announced
yesterday
In
London
had
been
settled,
dealt'
with
thc
reign
of
King
rvi,.,ni-ri
viii
nnrl
what
It
termed
-'
-----
IAsll
j
his
"muddling,
fuddling
and
medd
ling."
Thc
book
was
withdrawn
from
sale
and
a
letter
of
apology
written
after
a
protest
by
thc
Duke
last
April.
VANCOUVER
'CATTLE
MARKET
VANCOUVER.
vr
Nov.
23:
-
"'tlllIlPMi
t..t,1
i-
-
Ihnl
I
IJUnillirJii
"
"
.
.
w---.-
---
In
Betty
Furness
And
Leader
Of
-1
Band
To
Marry
Beef
Vancouver
last
in
Liiiiii'iiiirT
ui'i
i:
mix
liil
"
.
..
nmiur
iiiir
iuir
i
.
i
i
mn
UAnn
vrirrv
i...
'
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VIvji
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-
I
.
t,.,l
mweWlXtf
n
41.111.
WlUVi
"
tl
rflU7U
1
.1
(A
J
tBil.U
Tim
or.
i
imiir
uvi
14
-
w
-
-
X
VASCH
S.l
nrr
ntr
KprMirrllt.
UlC
'
Ll.l
.
I
t
fivnmisls
l
nroiilirO
Pressure
W1
con
V
i
"
-
uaic
up
10
seventy
easterly
winds,
smu.ng
vu
...
f,t,YwooD.
Nov.
23:
-
Betty
cast,
cloudy
ana
coo.
u
-
nouular
scrce
actress,
and
with
wiin
occasional
uitoii..
rains.
Ti,,.,ri
tm,,,.,.,
inhnnv
nmn
Green,
hand
band
leader,
leader,
have
v
a
i
today's
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
(I
AM.)
nupcrt
-Cloudy,
showery;
prince
High
8:06
19.1
ft.
miles
ajn.
JSwest
wind,
five
pei
i
barometer,
29.20
(falling)-Stature.
18:10
p.m.'
18.0
ft.
42;
light
chop.
Low
12:05
pjn.
8.5
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
NOVEMBER
23,
1937.
PRICE:
CENTS
nvskion
Is
Temporarily
1
I
I
Ul
W.
a
K
K
Ft
till
IN
MIH
IVII
PI
IBB
&
i
4-
:j
BULLETINS
UEFERKEI)
TO
VICTORIA
A
delegation
representing
tht
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
board
waited
on
City
Commissioner
W.
J.
Alder
yesterday
af
ternoon
with
a
request
that
the
proposed
money
bylaw
to
pro
sentenced
vi(,c
fal,ds
for
thc
construction
zens
were
yesterday
to
twenty-five
year
terms
of
new
unit
to
thc
hpital
be
withdrawn.
Mr.
Alder's
rcplj
imprisonment
on
charges
of,
snvfnc
niinst.
th
Soviet
rrov-
was
that
the
orders
had
come
t'
J
o
o
".
J
ernment.
'
i
rum
me
government
ami
u
was
i
not
for
him
to
withdraw
it.
He
4
1
suggested
that
the
board
might
submit
its
request
to
the
gov-'
ernment.
The
delegation
consist-'
ed
of
G.
P.
Tinker,
W.
M.
Brown
and
II.
XV.
Ilirch.
TOOK
HIS
OWN
LIFE
VANCOUVER
The
body
of
Andrew
Halkctt,
retired'
Canadian
Tacific
Railway;
official,
was
found
near
an
auto
on
Marine
Drive
Monday
afternoon.
Death
J
had.
apparently,
resulted
from
a
nuuei
wouiki
in
me
rigni
i?mnic
A
revolver
was
in
the
right
hand
TI'.LEGRAPIIER.S'.SITDOWN
ST.
LOUIS
A
sitdown
strike
by
emiilovees
in
the
main
office
of
REPORTS
TO
KING
LONDON
Viscount
-
Halifax.
Lord
President
of
the
Council
was
received
in
aurtiv5iccby-tho
King
today
and
reported
to
thc
sovereign
on
his
talks
at
the
end
of
last
week
.in
Germany
witli
Chancellor
Adolf
Hitler
and
other
German
leaders.'
Uuusuai
measures,
it
is
understood,
have
been
taken
to
maintain
secrecy
of
Lord
Halifax's
report
which
'
...
.
,
.
.
(CP)'
w
"
cousiaerea
tomorrow
.it
a
session
of
the
cabinet,
borne
circles
said
that
the
report
included
what
amounted
to
a
queslionairre
from
Hitler
designed
to
sound
out
thc
British
government
on
thc
Reich's
desire
for
a
free
hand
in
Austria,
her
coloanial
demands
a
n
d
repudiation
of
Germany's
"war
guilt."
GIRL
DEAD
PAIR
HELD
VANCOUVER
Miss
Florence
iMler,
aged
22,
is
dead
and
a
man
ivrf
a
woman
arc
held
for
investigation
to
connection
with
what
police
believe
to
he
a
case
of
an
illegal
operation.
STOCK
MART
REVIVES
NEW
YORK
The
New
York
Stock
Market
staged
somewhat
or
a
rally
on
Saturday.
The
industrial
average
was
up
2.32
for
the
short
day's
trading,
rails,
up
.99
and
utilities
up
.91.
Nazi
Activities
Complained
About
4-
Investigations
to
Follow
Charges
of
Alderman
In
Seattle
Jamaica
Floods
Drown
Nineteen
Oil
Kills
4
When
the
local
police
boat
4-
was
crossing
from
Digby
Island
medical
injections.
4
4-
Sea
Gulls
I
yesterday,
she
passed
through
t
what
is
described
ns
"dozens
of
rlr-nrl
epn
irnlls"
and
on
fixam-
Sinking
Spell
I-ast
Night
But
Is
Revived
Injections
By
Sources
close
to
thc
uaoal
house
PONTIAC,
Michigan,
Nov.
23:
(CP
I
Sit-down
strikers
who
had
held
ud
work
In
the
General
Mo-
jtors
Fisher
Body
plant
here
since
last
Wednesday
evening
marched
nit
yesterday.
Homer
Martin,
International
president
of
the
Automobile
Workers'
Union
of
America,
said
he
would,
attempt
to
open
negotiations
on
the
strike-causing
grievances.
At
Akron,
Ohio,
the
Ooodycar
l
ire
and
Rubber
Co.
plant
strike
al-s.o
ended
today.
No
Word
Yet
Of
Missing
Trapper
Provincial
Police
Awaiting
News
of
1
Torrents
Sweep
Through
Moiilcgo.
Hay
DLslrlct
on
North
Side
Of
Island
KINGSTON,
Jamaica,
Nov.
23
(OP)
Nineteen
persons
were
Search
For
Edward
Miller
of
McBrldc
There
have
been
no
further
developments
in
connection
with
the
search
which
has
been
Instituted
by
thc
provincial
police
north
of
McBrldc
for
Edward
Miller,
missing
tranncr.
Miller
left
McBrlde
for
his
traplinc
several
days
ago
without
hkatti.f..
Nov.
23:
Following
.
snowsliocs
with
the
Intention
of
complaints
by
Councilman
DcLacy.
uu
Investigation
has
been
ordered
Into
aliened
Nazi
activities
of
thc
Seattle
German
Ciub.
Thc
club
says
It
welcomes
the
Investigation
iT-turnlne
soon
but
has
failed
to
how
up
ugaln
at
McBrldc.
Heavy
snows
fell
since
his
departure.
He
was
taking
In
supplies
for
the
New
Record
Of
Tonnage
Being
Set
This
Year
MONTREAL,
Nov.
23:
(CP)
The
IHirt
of
Montreal
will
set
up
a
new
all
time
record
for
shipping
tonnage
this
year,
exceeding
1936
1
1
iu..
ui
n
mllllnn
Inns.
It
IS
all-
navcarownca
as
ragmg
nouu
wrraiwuuj
i.u.i
.
-
--
-
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Wand,
Joh
d.lswept
through
the
Montego
Bay
nounced
by
R.
O.
Campeifcy,
chalr-
Fresh
to
strong
southeast
winds
lured
Rcno
di.
district
on
thc
nortli
-side
of
the
man
of
the
'board
of
harbor
corn-shifting
to
south,
most
y
fair
and
I
Green
has
just
secured
,.
mlssioncrs.
mild
with
occasional
rains.
vorce.
World
Will
Have
To
Listen
Asserts
quest.
National
Food
Council
Formed
Halted
Germany's
Fuehrer
BERLIN.
Nov.
23:
(CP)
"The
world
may
shut
Its
ears
to
our
demand
for
colonies
today,"
said
Adolf
Hitler
Sunday
"but
within
five
It
will
have
to
listen.
We
must
j
years
v
ii
i
.
t
wm
iiaii.
tv
wh.ii.
fiv
iiiuuw
.
v.
n
.
1
j
lnatlon,
it
is
found
that
their
4(
continue
our
demand
and
make
It
feathers
were
all
saturated
!
louder
and
longer
until
it
can
no
with
oil.
It
was
also
noticed
honser
be
resisted."
that
many
gulls
on
tne
rocKs
4-
In
the
ncinhborhood
of
the
4"
grain
elevator
had
dirty
plum-
ace
as
If
covered
with
oil.
Two
4-
birds
similarly
affected
were
seen
to
get
ashore
on
the
rocks
from
thc
water
and
they
were
In
a
pitiable
condition.
Evi-
dcntlv
oil
of
some
kind
had
teen
scattered
on
the
water
In
4-
the
harbor
which
proved
fatal
4-
4-
to
these
birds
4-
4-
Pope
Pius
Not
So
Well
Again
the
Postal
Telegraph
and
Cable
Pontiff
Had
....
I
XTI.t.1
II.
Co.
today
tied
up
service
in
thc
'
St.
Louis
area.
tiBEAR
DOWN
ON
REBELS
French
Government
to
Take
Prompt
Action
Against
Armed
Revolution
Will
Go
Into
Various
Phases
Supply
of
Nutriment
for
Canadians
OTTAWA.
Nov.
23:
(CP)
Hon.
G
C.
Power,
minister
of
national
health,
announces
the
formation
of
!
a
National
Council
of
Nutrition'
which
will
go
into
various
aspects
of
Canadian
food
supply.
Pedestrian
Is
Killed
By
Car
SEATTLE,
Nov.
23:
Young
Roy,
Skogmo
was
being
held
on
bonds
here
today
following
thc
death
of
William
naneiy,
a
iK.-uceu.aii,,
wlxom
he
struck
with
his
automo-!
bile.
According
to
cyc-wltnesscs,
the
accident
was
unavoidable.
HOCKEY
SCORES
Pacific
Coast
Spokane,
0;
Vancouver,
1.
Vancoattr
Wheat
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
22:
(CP)
Vancouver
wheat
was
trading
at
$1.25
Saturday,
falling
back
to
$
1.
24
H
yesterday.
JAPANESE
ARE
HELD
BYCHINA
Advance
on
Nanking
Halted
By
Sheer
Weight
of
Numbers
Where
Are
New
Planes
Coming
From?
Foreigners
Bow
To
Jap
Demands
Four
Leading
Shanghai
Newspapers
Suspend
Publication-
Control
of
Customs
Has
Changed
Hands
SHANGHAI.
Nov.
231
A
Chinese
.armv
of
400.000
men
todav
halted
J
the
Japanese
advance
on
Nanking.
PARIS,
Nov.
22;
(CP)-Premler
The
Japanese
admitted
that
.their
Chautcm'ps
asked
for
authority
to
superior
equipped
troops
were
at
a
take
swift
action
against
armed
rev-
standstill
in
the
vicinity
of
Woosel
olutionarles
at
the
week-end
and
awaiting
reinforcements.
The
Jap-thc
answer
of
the
Chamber
of
Dep-
inese
also
recanted
on
a
previous
...i
.
t,A
i
v.ie
!
claim
that
Woosel
had
fallen.
mica
was
a
vute
ui
tumiucuw
uu
ministry.
Special
endeavours
will
I
Renewed
.
activity
by
the
Chinese
Is
reported
with
a
series
be
made
to
uncover
the
financial
in,
the,air
and
political
backers
of
the
revo-
f
ralds
n
&?se
P-.
..
.
One
reDort
Is
that
the
new
Chinese
luuonary
pians.
fouce
oniciais
ap-
,
.....
14
...
P
a"es
have
been
definitely
identl-r,
beared
before
the
government
to-
.
,
L0i
,
,u,
fled
as
of
Soviet
manufacture.
I'
TlLZl
ihas
also
been
suggested
that
they
VATICAN
CITY,
Nov.
23:
(CP)
Trevo
StUt7t
Pto
thC
.
.
inianps
hoid.sald.mat
Pope
Pius
had
suf-
-t
U
tLaSi,
'L
WW
Fascist
,and:
that
members
.ot
the
.T:
STRIKES
IN
EAST
OVER
Sit-downers
Leave
Pontiac
Plant
Goodyear
Tie-up
at
Akron
Also
Ends
UiUIA
f
v.
u
UIIU
Uvvi
ttwvw
v
tnc
.uabuic
vi
a
Miaan
wwi
ayaii-
ganlzations,
which
had
been
order-
ese
mllltary
authorities
following-ed
disbanded
some
time
ago
by
the
tne
ultlmatum
of
the
Japanese
government,
were
among
those
who
tnat
tney
lntend
to
take
over
aj;
had
been
arrested
already.
former
Chinese
functions
in
Armor!
rtiarrlc
hflVP
hppn
lVUt.pd
r.i
i-
t
i
.
v
I
1.
1
I
.1
.
1.
""v"
-
-
onangiiai
uoui
wiuiui
uiiu
wiwi-
to
the
entrances
of
all
government
out
tne
international
settlement
i
...
i
.
i
j
UlllVtO.
Would
Ascend
Throne
and
thatthey
mean
to
put
down
all
an
tuiw-u
antf-Japanese
aaiicoc
activities
,
i
livo
cicu
even
j
Intense
excitement
was
caused
if
mllltnrv
fnrep
is
renilired
to
dri
among
Franch
royalists
Monday
so.
1
when
the
Due
de
Guise,
prenteder
Domel
(Japanese)
News
Agencj'
to
the
throne
or
France,
issued
a
announced
today
that
control
of
mahlfasto
distributed
In
Paris
ait-
Chinese
maritime
customs
at
nounclng
he
had
decided
to
"recon-Shanghai
had
passed
into,
Jap-
quer
the
throne
of
my
fathers."
The
anese
hands
with
the
appointment
manifesto
left
no
doubt
that
the
of
a
Japanese
official
to
take
pretended,
now
living
in
exile
in
.charge
of
the
Shanghai
office.
Lat
Belgium,
planned
a
pacific
con-
sr
Sir
Frederick
Ma2e,
inspector
I
I
9
t
gciiv-.a.
ui
vy.iuicic
kudiuiiia,
announced
the
appointment
of
Yo-shluke
Akatanl
as
administrative
commissioner
of
customs
for
"
Shanghai.
Meantime,
acting
under
Japanese
pressure,
the
Shanghai
municipal'
council
has
asked
the
four
0j
I
leading
Chinese
papers
to
suspend
puaucaiion.
ine
ueiurai
news
Agency,
official
Chinese
news
gathering
organization,
announces
suspension
of
Its
service
beginning
tomorrow.
The
Japanese
have
announced
their
Intention
of
assuming
all
China's
sovereien
rights
In
the
Shanghai
area
and,
from
all
Indi
cations,
foreign
authorities
of
thc
International
settlement
expect
to
bow
before
armed
necessity.
Todays
Weather
(
Government
"lfjr.pn
:
A
c
tv-v
w.wumj
,
wM-.f
-
l
'
-
Roy
Skogmo
Held
Following
Death
ature
34,
of
William
Hartley
In
Seattle
Aiv'ansii-Rainlne.
calm.
32.
Alice
Arm
Cloudy,
calm,
34.
Anyox
Cloudy,
calm,
34
Stewart
Cloudy,
calm,
33
Hazelton
Cloury,
calm,
32
Smlthers
Part
cloudy,
calm,
28.
Burns
LakeBright,
calm,
20.,
President
Quezon
(Recovering
After
Appendix
Removal
MANILLA,
Nov.
23:
Mauuel
Quezon,
president
of
the
PhllUplne
Islands,
was
reported
to
be
resting
comfortably
today
following
an
operation
for
apendicltls.