STRIKES
unsl
m
Little
if
Any
Torcrcss
Up
Many
ten
$
Arrest
-A.
P
Malic
YOUNGSTOWN,
Ohio,
Ju
Tie-
,rti
President
Frankllu
D.
nsRvclt's
steel
mediation
board
hns
arrived
here
from
Cleveland
to
talk
with
Fraiak
Pumcll,
presl-
rinit
of
the
strike-bound
Youngs
towH
Sheet
and
Tube
Co.,
which,
tilth
the
Rcnubllc
Steel
Corpora
tion,
Is
keeping
its
mill
closed
at
me
request
of
the
governor
or
OMo
who
said
he
feared
violence
if
the
mills
tried
to
resume
operations.
Little
progress
towards
strike
settlement
was
made
yesterday.
Business
interests
have
protested
at
the
action
of
the
government
in
endeavoring
to
prevent
reopening
of
the
mills.
One
hundred
and
seventy-five
arrests
were
made
here
yesterday
mostly
on
charges
of
carrying
concealed
weapons.
NEW
GOV'T
OF
FRANCE
Camillc
Chautemps
Succeeds
In
Forming
Administration
PARIS.
June
23:
Camllle
Chautemps
succeeded
last
night
in
forming
a
new
Radical
,
Socialist
cabinet
for
France
to
succeed
the
nrimlnistratlon
of
Leon
Blum.
No
rnmmunlsts
are
Included
In
the
V-1
.
n1,Vinitfth
tVim,
Vlfirll
Windsor's
Pastor
Is
Coming
Over
Jarilinc
to
Sail
Next
Week
on
lue,
Mary
DARLINGTON,
Eng..
June
23:
Rev
It.
Anderson
Jartllnc.
who
defied
Church
of
England
authorities
to
perforin
the
marriage
ceremony
for
the
Duke
and
Ducness
or
vvina-sor
said
he
would
sail
for
the
United
States
on
the
liner
Queen
Mary
June
30.
Jardlne
Intends
to
lecture
and
preach
in
the
United
States.
Harvard
Grads
Heavy
Ice
Floes
In
Alaska
Waters
Unusual
Amount
In
Icy
Straits
Am!
Cross
Sound
Reported
ny
Flier
.iiiNVAiT
.Tiiiir
23:
Pilot
Alex
Holden,
well
known
Alaska
filer,
reports
an
unusually
heavy
amount
or
floating
Ice
in
Icy
Straits
and
Cruss
Sound.
There
arc
heavy
floes
coming
out
of
Glacier
Day
almost
to
Hoontih.
SCHOOLS
CLOSliD
Owlntr
to
the
nrevalence
of
scar
let
fewr
li
thn
r.itv.
schools
were
closed
vpstrrrinv
nftenioon
at
the
order
of
Dr.
J.
P.
Cade,
medical
health
officer.
They
will
not
reopen
until
September
I.
Senate
Approval
55.
new
cuuuict.
uiiuuus"
......
ind,
oi
5(1.
offered
to
form
an
administration
pvnd,
after
Blum
had
resigned
because
the
Senate
refused
to
grant
him
full
powers
to
deal
with
the
finan
cial
troubles
of
the
nation
Are
Doing
Well
Hut
I
Not
Credit
College
Education
Tor
Success
CAMBRIDGE,
Mass..
June
23:
t-i.
.
tin
rm
rH
crrndtiatc
of
tlVUlUli
o-
-
.
years
ago
has
an
income
of
200
a
year,
is
satisfied
witn
nis.
career,
declares
his
college
education
was
worthless
and
Is
looking1,
for
"relaxation,"
according
to
thej
annual
report
of
the
class
of
ivn
Of
Works
Bill
Expected
Soon
WAS1I1NOTON.
D.C..
June
23:
Senate
approval
of
the
adminis
trations
one
and
a
quarter
billion
works
bill
is
expected
any
time
now.
Halibut
Sales
Summary
American
ilu.500
pounds,
and
G.Gc
to
8.0c
and
G.5c.
Canadian
75,000
pounds,
and
5.5c
to
7.7c
and
5.5c.
American
8.rc
7.5c
Star,
12.500,
8.5c
and
G.fic,
Cold
Storage.
Kriirecumlio.
115,000.
8.fic
ard
G.5e,
Pacific.
Ca
nail
inn
Loin
N,
12.000,
7.Cc
and
5.5c
Kooth.
Canella,
17,000.
7.7c
and
5.5c,
Atlin.
Tramn.
17.000.
7.5c
and
5.5c,
J
Cold
Storage.
Nornen,
4,500,
7.5c
and
5.5c,
Cold
Storage.
Margalice,
H.OOO,
7.Gc
and
5.5c,
Atlin.
Dorrecn
N,
G.000,
7.5c
and
5.5c,
Cold
Storage.
Signal,
16,000,
7.Gc
and
5.5c.
Pacific.
Today's
Weather
(Government
Telegra.pt'
Terrace
Cloudy,
calm,
48.
Alice
Arm
Cloudy,
south
wind,
Stewart
Part
cloudy,
sout'i
j
Promotions
At
Local
Station
Annoiincrmcnl
Made
Affect
ins
.Slafr
of
Prince
Rupert
Fisheries
Hxperi
mental
Institution
Otto
C.
You
n
has
been
promoted
from
ihe
rank
of
assistant
research
engineer
at
the
Prince
Uupcrt
Fisheries
Experimental
Station
to
that
of
associate
re
search
engineer,
it
is
announced.
Dr.
I,.
I.
Pugsely.
who
has
been
here
for
.some
months,
has
receiv
ed
the
permanent
appointment
of
assistant
hio-chemisl,
taking
the
nlaco
of
O.
K.
Dcnstedt
who
h."u
resigned
to
join
the
staff
of
Mo
Gill
University.
J.
V.
Kilpatrick
has
leen
promoted
from
the
grade
of
clerk
tt
accountant
anil
clerk.
Willi
thf
return
today
aboard
J
the
steamer
Prince
George
from
Madison,
where
nc
is
iiikiiik
uj.
tirutiri-!iiliinti
studies,
of
Basil
E.
llailey,
the
scientific
staff
of
the
station
here
is
at
full
strength
for
the
first
time
in
two
years
Mr.
Iiniley
will
he
here
for
a
couple
of
months
before
returning
to
Madison.
Queen
Victorias
Life
to
be
Shown
On
Silver
Sheet
LONDON,
June
23:-
A
moving
picture
production
depicting
the
f
Queen
Victoria
is
to
be
made
In
celebration
of
the
100th.
anniversary
of
the
coronation
oi
the
beloved
monarcn,
n
w
announced.
IUK
IIF.UK
FRIDAY
Kitnirnwa.
secretary
of
the
Japanese
Association
has
received
a
message
from
inc
j""
training
ship
Kalwo
Maru
tnai
sne
will
be
at
Triple
Island
snoruy
alter
noon
Friday
where
she
will
be
....
r.-.oin
nun
McKinnon
Vancouver
Wheat
VANCOUVER.
June
23:
(CP)
Wheat
was
trading
at
$1.2214
on
the
Vancouver
market
yesterday.
IS
NAMED
CHAIRMAN
S.
J.
Hungerford
Head
of
New
Trans-Canada
Air
Service
MONTREAL,
July
23:
(CP)-S.
J.
Hungerford,
president
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways,
an
nounced
last
night
that
he
had
been
chosen
chairman
of
the
board
of
directors
of
the
new
Trans-Canada
Airways
system.
He
refused
to
reveal
who
were
the
other
direc
tors
but
said
there
would
be
a
meeting
Thursday
night
and
that
a
statement
might
follow;
To
Meet
With
Col.
Villiers
Nnn.itm..
Miners
Arc
Referred
To
Head
of
Canadian
Collieries
NANAIMO,
June
23:
A
miners'
committee
will
meet
Col.
C.
W.
Vll-Hers,
general
manager
of
the
Canadian
Collieries,
to
present
de
mands
which
Include
recognition!
of
the
'Committee
for
Industrial!
Organization.
The
committee
was
referred
to
Col.
Villiers
by
the
local
management.
Americans
Enter
Marseilles
FORT
WORTH.
Texas.
June
23:
Jtmmle
Martin,
former
round
the
world
flier,
and
H.
Jones,
pro
minent
oil
man.
announce
they
win
fnkf
nart
in
the
race
from
I
with
Jones
as
navigator.
New
American
U-Boats
Named
Doublr
Names
Chosen
For
Untie
Sam's
Latest
Submarines
WASHINGTON.
D.C.,
June
23:
Sea
Raven
and
Sea
Wolf.
Normal
Exam
Results
Out
Local
Pupils
Arc
Successful
Their
Tests
at
PcdaRORic
Institutions
In
r.riMONTON.
June
23:
Dr.
R.
B
Jacobs,
medical
health
officer
for
EHmnnlon.
exnlalns
that
an
un
identified
organism
affected
head
cheese
which
caused
53
Edmonton
people
to
be
sent
to
hospital
recently
suffering
from
ptomaine
and
will
be
in
Prince
Rupert
about
poisoning.
four
o'clock
that
aiicrnoon.
LONDON
MARKirr
WliAK
tnnT
Tun
a
Qtrplf
nrlpM
Today's
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
(8
AJW.)
mm
MM
High
1:04
a.m.
20.6
'ft
mm
14:03
p.m.
18.4
ft.
Low
7:51
a.m.
2.6
ft.
Prince
Rupert
Clear,
calm;
19:52
p.m.
7.0
ft.
barometer,
29.72;
sea
moderate.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
-
-:
-
fc.
f-""
wal
-----
-
nniio,
r
&
II1VUI
w
"
V01
XXVI.,
No.
145.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
JUNE
23,
1937
r.ENTS
INSURGENTS
'ASSISTANCE
PUSHING
ON
OF
CANADA
Capture
Seven
Towns
in
Advance
Soviet
Would
Welcome
Co-opera-
Towards
Santander
Four
Power
Split
WARSIIU'S
'WITHDRAWN
LONDON,
June
23:
(CI)
Germany
and
Italy
ordered
their
warships
completely
out
of
the
international
non-intervention
patrol
of
Spain
today
although
it
is
intimated
that,
despite
the
withdrawal
of
tlje
ships,
Italy
and
Germany
will
remain
in
the
non
-
intervention
committee.
Doth
Germany
and
Italy
insist
that
they
want
a
"peaceful"
conclusion
of
the
Spanish
civil
war
in
which
they
are
sympathetic
to
the
Fascist
insurants.
The
withdrawal
of
the
German
and
Italian
ships
left
unguarded
eastern
or
government-held
coast
of
Spain
against
violations
of
the
27-nation
ban
on
sending
loreign
arms
and
fighters,
to
Spain.
A
Havis
News
Agency
disnatch
from
Barcelona'
to
Paris
today
quoted
General
Sebastian
Pozas,
commander
of
troops
in
Catalonia,
as
announcing
that
a
Bri
tish
ship,
unidentified,
had
been
stopped
at
sea
off
Barcelona
by
'talian
ivar?hliv
ami
mai
ran-
Damascus
ri
Race!
?r"n,cni
pi?
bcc
BILBAO.
June
3:
-
General
inclfo
.Fran
Mi's
Ip-iurrent
forces
esterc'iy
claimed
Jhr
Mature
of
even
towns
nortl
of
RUbio
as
ihmr
mnvxri
nn
inward?
.'their
next
tion
in
Connection
With
New
Air
Service
MOSCOW.
June
23:
(CPi
Prof
nttn
Schmidt,
leader
of
Russia's
...
.
,
.
Ocean
ean
W
flying
development,
P
writes
France
Sided
With
Britain
Against
in
the
newsnaoer
Pravda
that
in
Germany
and
Italy
vitations
have
been
sent
to
the
Canadian
and
United
States
gov
pmments
to
co-operate
with
Rus
sia
In
establishing
Arctic
stations
to
facilitate
the
establishment
of
Dolar
air
service
between
Europe
and
North
America.
Officials
at
Ottawa
said
yestcr-
rtav
that
the
invitation
had
not
yet
reached
them.
Toronto
Lawyer
Killed
by
Train
Frank
Webb
K.C.,
Prominent
Bar
ristcr,
Victim
of
Crash
rnnnimn.
Ont..
June
23:
Frank
Webb
K.C..
prominent
To
ranto
barrister,
was
killed
when
his
car
was
struck
by
a
Canadian
National
Railways
train
at
a
cross
ing
near
here.
Two
Candidates
For
Each
Riding
InN.
S.
Election
HALIFAX.
U.S..
Jun"
candidates
were
officially
nominated
yesterday
to
contest
Nova
ei-ntin's
th
tv
ridiuss
in
tnc
Marseilles,
France,
to
Damascus,
insurgents
poured
thousands
of
fo-thcmlng
provincial
election
on
8-Tia.
on
August
20.
They
worked
jroclamatlons
over
Santander
to-
June
29.
toqetner
in
previous
ions
is"i
jy
demanding
lUurrcncicr.
""-j.
J
tUt
i
o.,ww.fc
m
side
with
uamnhlcts
r
ThP
names
of
Asta
Katrln
Elnars-
i
cern
01
au'
seon
of
Osland
and
Thekla
Marie
Fulton
and
Lillian
Jones
of
Prince
Rupert
are
included
in
the
list
of
successful
pupils
In
Provincial
Normal
School
examinations.
CANADIAN
DOLLAR
NEW
YORK,
June
23:
The
Ca-nnrilnn
dollar
was
trading
at
a
dis-
i
count
of
l-32c
on
the
local
foreign
exchange
market
yesterday.
Organism
Is
Unidentified
lion
In
Connection
With
Ptomaine
PolsonlnB
F.pldcmlc
In
Edmonton
reiJortiir-JT
the
UDVSSCy
Man
capture
of
Bilbao
and
mri
auvismg
nrlvisinc
-
AW
1
troops
that
further
resistance
was.
,
g
1
rCSlU6Ill
futile
and
calling
uppn
them
to
lay
down
their
arms.
.Meanwhile
Basque
forces
retrenched
them-
Dr.
K.
II.
Clark
Named
1
rcs.dent
selves
to
save
Santander
from
fall-
Of
American
Chemical
ing
into
insurgents'
hands.
Association
Divided
In
Two
!
June
nn
23:
nr
Dr.
R.
..,r,
oi.
t
n,o
fnnrl
VANCOUVER.
negotiations
over
German
eovernment
as
a
Joint
retaliation
j
against
an
alleged
attempt
to
tor-i
pedo
the
German
cruiser
Lcipsiz,
j
France
is
said
to
have
sided
with
'
Britain
in
refusing
to
Join
in
the
demonstrations
and
Italy
has
loined
Germany
In
Insisting
on
them.
Germany
and
Italy
were
induced
to
return
to
partjcipatlon
in
the
"hands
off
Spain"
committee
recently
on
assurances
that
any
attack
against
neutral
warships
would
be
deemed
the
common
con
Today's
Baseball
American
Lcaeuc
Chicago
2,
Philadelphia
0.
St.
Louis
6,
New
York
3.
Detroit
5,
Boston
6.
National
League
Boston
5,
Pittsburg
8.
'(JUAKES
IN
I'KKU
CALLAO.
Peru,
June
23:
(CI'J
Earthquakes
have
shaken
the
coast
of
Peru,
cracking
walls
and
top
pling
chimneys,
but
no
loss
of
life
is
reported.
I
Tweedsmuir
I
Is
Coming
I
'
OTTAWA.
June
24:
Lord
Tweedsmuir,
Governor
Gen-
eral,
In
the
course
of
a
western
tour,
will
visit
Prince
Rupert
for
three
days.
It
Is
announc-
ed.
He
will
arrive
at
Prince
Rupert
on
August
27
at
8
p.m.
and
leave
on
August
30
at
0
were
weak,
traders
being
displeased;
by
the
heavy
selling
of
Kaffirs.
p.m.
-
11
1C
UlllVtU
WHivi
w
$4.04
11-10.
Lii-'-
II.
Clark
of
the
University
or
uri-
Utilities
Make
Java-Australia
presl-
Pour
new
submaiincs
being
built
power
,
for
a
dlspiay
0f
naval
tlsh
Columbia
was
elected
pi
for
the
United
States
Navy
have
strength
to
the
Spanish
central,
dent
of
the
American
Chemical
Wni-t
been
nomoH
named
Sea
Qpn
nrnrrnn.
Dragon.
Rpa
Sea
Lion.
Lion,
.
i.itH(Uicnphtlnn
sociation
hpre.
here.
As-
Joe
Brown
Did
Not
Dodge
It
Wiilc-Muutlied
Comedian
Casualty
During
Filmins
of
Picture
HOLLYWOOD,
June
23:
The
wide-mouthed
comedian,
Joe
E.
Brown,
nursed
a
cut
lip
last
night
after
being
hit
during
the
filming
of
his
latest
picture.
Studio
officials
said
Brown
forgot
to
dodge
a
blow
aimed
by
another
actor.
Best
Showing
In
Stock
Trading
NEW
YORK.
June
23:
-The
utl-j
lltv
trroun
made
the
best
showing
i
on
the
New
York
stock
market,
re
gaining
all
Its
losses
and
closing
the
week
higher,
Oil
shares
also
were
good
performers
on
an
outlook
for
higher
earnings.
Railroad
shares
made
progress
In
several
sessions.
Retail
trade
was
three
to
six
percent
over
a
week
ago,
and
12
to
20
percent
over
the
1936
week,
according
o
Dun
and
Bradstreet.
Wholesale
trade
was
up
15
to
30
Dercent
as
compared
with
a
year
nun.
Takinc
its
cue
from
steels,
the
market
nicked
up
fractionally
to
ii
noint
or
so
yesterday.
Bonds
were
irregular.
RAR
SILVER
NEW
YORK
(CP)-rBar
silver
was
unchanged
at
4434C
per
ounce
on
the
New
York
metal
market
to-
jday.
Air
Service
Is
To
Be
Started
THE
HAGUE.
June
23:
Joseph
Lyons,
Prime
Minister
of
Australia,
announced
an
agreement
yesterday
with
Dutch
authorities
for
a
new
Java-Australia
air
service
to
be
launched
Immediately.
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Courtesy
S.
D.
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3.20.
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1
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Perished
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Fire
Down
"
MENACE
TO
FISHERIES
San
Francisco
Ftare
Japs
may
Sweep
Alaska
Industry
Clean
SAN
FRANCISCO,
June
23:
Alaska's
great
salmon
industry
Is
threatened
by
a
huge
fleet
of
Ja
panese
"floating
canneries-
it
was
I
reported
today.
The
Japanese
ships,
It
is
held
.are
operating
outside
the
three-mile
limit
and
are
In
a
position
to
sweep
the
sea
clean
:
of
fish
before
they
can
reach
the
smaller
American
ships
which,
stay
within
three
miles
of
the
shore.
About
six
thousand,
San
Francisco
workers.
In
addition
to
the
thousands
.
of
others
from
the
northwest
and
Alaska,
have
gone
north
to
handle
the
annual
salmon
run
which
Is
scheduled
to
start
next
Monday.
NOT
MUCH
TO
SALVAGE
Dirigible
Hindenburs's
Skeleton
Will
Yield
Only
Few
Tons
And
Dollars
NEW
YORK,
June
23:
The
skeleton
of
the
great
dirigible
Hin-denburg,
which
cost
millions
to
construct,
will
salvage
for
only
tfour
to
twelve
thousand
dollars,
A.
J.
Smith
of
the
United
States
Avla-'lon
!'
Underwriters
Inc.
said
yesterday.
The
amount
realized
will
be
decided
by
the
weight
of
pure
alu
minum.
Estimates
or
tne
tonnage
varied
from
25
to
50
tons.
The
air-'
ship
burned
at
Lakehurst
May
6.'
Confesses
To
"Setting
Fifes
Rert
Chambers
Admits
incendiarism
in
Salt
Lake
City
SALT
LAKE
CITY,
June
23:
Police
said
last
night
that
Bert
Chambers
confessed
that
he
set
two
of
the
blazes
which
have
caused
thousands
of
dollars
damage
In
Salt
Lake
City
during
recent
weeks.
Chambers
denied
that
he
had
anything
to
do
with
several
similar
j
fires
in
Sacramento
and
other
1
Pacific
Coast
cities.
Father
Hubbard
Is
In
Far
North
Exploration
Party
of
Glacier
Priest
Is
Landed
at
Kin;
Island
JUNEAU.
June
23:
Advice3
re
ceived
here
Intimate
that
the
Uni
ted
States
cutter
Northland
landed
Father
Hubbard's
exploration
party
at
King
Island
In
Behrlng
Sea.
Terrace
Couple
Wedded
Saturday
.Miss
Margaret
Houlden
Hecomes
Bride
of
Oliver
Jackson
TERRACE,
June
23:
The
wedding
of
Margaret,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harry
Houlden,
Terrace,
and
Oliver
Ford
Jackson,
son
of
Mrs.
John
Jackson,
took
place
on
i
Saturday
afternoon
at
3
o
clock.
(The
ceremony
was
solemnized
at
the
home
of
the
bride
by
Rev.
i
Adam
Crisp.
r
it?
tl
Given
In
marriage
by
her
father,
LOaSt
rfOm
llere.the
bride
looked
beautiful
In
a
igown
of
white
flowered
organdie,
I
carrying
a
bouquet
of
Iris
and
co-Provincial
police
have
received
lumblne.
Miss
Eileen
Taft
was
the
advice
confirming
the
supposition
attendant,
attired
In
a
gown
of
that
Cliff
Wlllard
perished
In
the
white
taffeta,
and
carried
a
bou-burnlng
of
the
gasboat
C.
W.
in
nuet
of
mixed
garden
flowers.
Oar-
Dean
cnannei
near
ucean
runs.inet
jacKson,
oruiucr
y
wic
uiuum,
Tlae
last
heard
from
Wlllard
by
his
acted
as
groomsman,
partner,
Tom
Christiansen,
was
a
After
the
ceremony
a
buffet
lun-scream
from
him
as
he
(Christian-
cheon
was
served
and1
Walter
sen)
leaped
to
the
water.
Chris-!
Chapman
proposed
the
toast
to
tlansen
is
now
In
hosultal
at
Bella
the
happy
couple.
.
!
Coola
where
it
Is
said
he
will
re-1
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jackson
are
to
re-I
cover
trom
his
bums
side
In
Terrace.
.
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