Today's
Weather
Tomorrows
Tides
(8
AM.)
Prince
Rupert
Overcast,
show-
4l
High
.
4:20
a.m.
19.7
ft.
i..HMAtni
flfl
1
ft
tnnntAnn.
17:37
p.m.
18.1
ft.
turc,
48;
north
wind,
4
miles
per
Low
.
.11:07
ajn.
3.2
ft.
hour;
sea
smooth.
23:30
p.m.
8.2
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
XXVI
No.
112.
MAY
1937
PIUCE:
5
CENTS
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
14,
r'ish
Destroyer
Hits
Spanish
Mine
VU
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raws.
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iv
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He
Ilicitil
ucts
under
Way
at
Assizes
....
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.
.
rnt.4
A
,-,-inr-
Utll
wv
i
.ul
mnrnlnrr
ultH
Mr
.Inc.
Murphy
presiding,
the
jury
list
called
and
It
was
found
that
the
people,
whose
names
ap-
...
Un
Kef
riA
rr
oneivor
i
called,
The
sheriff
explained
many
of
the
summonses
had
returned
through
the
post
of-
the
letters
not
having
been
A
fnr
m
H
i
nil
in
rniinspi
the
defence
in
tne
E.
a.
Belll-
arson
case,
onlv
criminal
trial
would
not
be
enough
and
J
TU-.
y
I.U.JII
sent
out
and
summoned
a
I
I
I
4
111
.
1
and
the
court
adjourned
unuwa.
I
A.
l
t
1
r
jonn
a
sue
run
siewart
urown
luurns
Laice).
t
Bach
(Rose
Lake),
Harry
(South
Bulkley),
Fred
A.
(fulfill.
i
i
iiiiii'v
i
.innn
mptit1
rns
LmIKc
i
.
iiarvev
da
vim.
r
f
i
i
ir
i
i
i
n
Hrvinar
iiitdi.
Thomas
Hall
(Topley),
Mildred
Hosan
ITvpp)
Kennpth
-
-
"
vwa
wa
va
v
JW
Hodkin
(Kltwanga).
Jas.
art
Irvine,
James
Kenneth
Jas.
Nicholas
Killas,
Wm.
A.
-f
'V-CW.
jit
UlUi
wv...
George
Lawson,
Chris
Ly-Ja1
Lcdingham
Lcc.
Godfrey
lf
T
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m
Y1
1
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r
v
tuuit
iviVMc;
JViu.YUl
tuiin
itiui
i
1.1.
af
uiiii
Skeena
Crossing),
Thos.
utiiiiciuici
ivayi.iuuu
Wlnnlfrcd
MclCay.
Michael
rv
.
.
.
,
.x.vunaui.
iviu.UUUU
iVlCLtCtlU,
irimmer.
Walter
D.
Vance,
ftft
i
.
.
for
the
nanel.
the
Belliclnl
--...vi-v.,
tl(
OUIIUUI1US
UIK
UL
ion
by
fire
of
a
building
at
'inn.-.
.
.
.
....
.
...
i.v,ibiu
ui
iiaving
naa
me
ttiah
i
...
.
...
Public
Meeting
'n
the
interests
of
C.V.EVITT
Conservative
Candidate
MOOSE
HALL
'
''day,
lllh
at
8
p.m.
Speukers:
A.
B.
MePhillips
(Vancouver)
and
C
V.
Evitt
'airman
Dr.
C.
H.
Hanklnson
riaying
Field
Grant
of
$500
1
4
Premier
T.
D,
Pattullo
an-
nounced
while
here
this
af-
tcrnoon
that
a
sum
of
'$500
(Buras
Lake),
j
landed
here
at
noon
today
from
ou:waxw,.vccan
rails
in
a
seapiane
piiuieu
.
ouutt,
wno
aiea
rc-
at
Smithcrs.
H
111
1.,.
1
ll.
of
Murdoch
McLean,
foreman,
'
"ici.tii;,
Maicoim
MCArmur,
i.
Mnrifll
.
1
Oeorge
W.
Hoult.
Norman
L,
cmnn
t
i
m
i
.
Mt
n
t
.
mica
a.
noaacr,
jamcs
u
v.
a.
KirKnairieK.
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wic
crown
s
case,
tnc
-
wujuunica
at
i:is
until
2!3(i
was
being
made
available
for
playing
field
development
in
Prince
Rupert
under
a
Joint
grant
of
$10,000
made
for
the
province
by
the
federal
and
provincial
governments.
Ar-
ments
for
expenditure
will
be
made
by
local
consultation.
PATTULLO
IN
NORTH
I'rcmicr
Makes
Brief
Call
on
Way
From
Ocean
Falls
to
Stewart;
Back
Here
Tomorrow
In
the
course
of
a
northern
cam
(Houston),
paign
tour,
Premier
T.
D,
Pattullo
by
Capt.
E.
C.
W.
Dobbin.
Last
night
the
Premier
addressed
an
enthusiastic
meeting
at
Ocean
Falls
to
which
point
he
had
flown
during
the
day
from
Vancouver.
After
lunching
here,
the
Premier
and
his
party
were
in
the
air
again
shortly
after
3
o'clock
for
Stewart
where
Mr.
Pattullo
will
speak
tonight
with
W.
J.
Asselstlne.
candi
date
for
re-election
in
Atlln.
To
morrow
night
Premier
Pattullo
will
speak"
hercr
On',theT
wayback'
here
tomorrow
he
will
stop
at
Port
Simpson.
Accompanying
the
Premier
Is
his
secretary.
Ben
Hethey,
as
well
as
James
Dyer,
representing
the
Canadian
Press".
Landon
Opposed
To
Court
Plan
Comes
Out
Acalnst
President
Roosevcit's
Proposed
Reorganization
TOPEKA.
Kansas.
May
14:
Al
fred
W.
Landon,
Governor
of
Kansas,
who
was
Republican
candidate
In
the
last
presidential
election,
has
attacked
President
Roosevelt's
plan
for
reorganization
of
the
Su
preme
Court
of
United
States.
Making
his
first
public
utterance
on
the
subject,
he
declared
that,
If
submitted
to
the
people,
the
pro
posed
reorganization
would
be
overwhelmingly
disapproved,
Indian
Children
Are
Hurt
in
Bus
Twenty-Four
Injured
When
Motor-
Vehicle
Overturns
In
Lcth-bridge
District
in
Alberta
I.KTIIP.KIDGi:.
Alta..
May
11:
(CI)
Injured
in
a
Coronation
Day
bus
mishap,
twenty-four
Indian
school
children
are
in
hospital
near
Cartlston,
forty
mile
K.mthwest
of
here.
Only
the
drivei
land
four
pupils
from
St.
Paul
In
dian
reserve
escaped
injury
wncn
'the
bus
overturned.
Halibut
Sales
Summary
pounds,
0.1c
American
-51,000
and
6c
and
8.2c
and'Cc,
Canadian
-None.
American
Harding,
22,000,
8.2c
and
6c,
twi,i
t
14.000.
8.2c
and
6c,
i
VUUJ
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-'
Cold
Storage,
HONORED
BY
KING
Former
(Jovcrnor
General
of
Can
ada,
Lord
Iiessborough,
Gets
United
Kingdom
Peerage
LONDON,
May
14:
(CI')
In
the
King's
Coronation
honors
list
hari
of
Iiessborouirh,
who
was
Governor
General
of
Canada
from
1030
to
1935
and
who
holds
an
Irish
peerage,
was
created
an
earl'
in
the
peerage
of
the
United
Kingdom.
Queen
Maud
of
Norway,
the
Princess
Royal,
the
Duchess
of
Argyll
and
Princess
Beatrice
are
made
Dames
of
the
Grand
Cross
of
the
Royal
Victoria
Order.
The
Duchess
of
Kent
and
the
Countess
of
Athlone
are
made
Dames
of
the
Grand
Cross
of
the
Order
of
the
British
Empire.
The
Duke
of
"Kent
is
made
n
Privy
Councillor,
others
made
Privy
Councillors
including
Vis
counl
Galway,
the
Governor
Gen
era!
of
New
Zenland,
and
Baron
Gowrie,
Governor
General
of
Australia.
Police
Use
Tear
Gas
to
Break
Up
Steel
Plant
Riot
PITTSBURG.
May
14:
(CP)
J
Police
yesterday
hurled
tear
gas
into
a
crowd
of
shouting
and
demonstrating
pickets
at
the
strike-closed
plant
at
Aliqulppa
of
Jones
and
Laughlln
Steel
Corporation.
A
woman
was
arrested
oh
a
charge
of
assault
and
inciting
to
riot.
The.,
strike,
had.
beeiv
called
after
the
union
and
corporation
had
failed
to
reach
a
collective
bargaining
agreement.
Today's
Weather
(Oovcnunent
Trlegraph-)
Hazelton
Cloudy,
calm,
18.
Smithcrs
Cloudy,
calm,
mild.
Burns
Lake
Clear,
south
wind
15.
Aiyansh
Part
cloudy,
calm,
45
Alice
Arm
Cloudy,
calm,
18.
Anyox
Cloudy,
calm,
50.
Stewart
Cloudy,
south
wind
temperature,
4G.
Victoria
Fair,
southwest
wind,
ISO
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
SO.
22.
Kstcvan
Clear,
northwest
wind,
barometer,
o0.2G.
Digby
Fair,
.north
wind,
A
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
S0.18.
Prince
George
Clear,
south
wind,
4
miles
per
hour;
baro
meler,
HO.
02.
Vancouver
Clear,
west
wind.
8
miles
per
hour;
barometer
I'.O.IG.
Alert
Bay
Part
cloudy,
light
west
wind;
barometer,
temperature,
50;
sea
smooth.
Bull
Harbor
Overcast,
baro
meter,
30.22;
temperature,
45;
sea
smooth.
Triple
Island
Overcast,
southwest
wind,
20
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
J50.1
1
;
temperature,
42;
j
sea
cnoppy.
4
Dead
Tree
Point
Overcast
light
westerly
wind,
barometer,
:!0.22;
temperature,
4(5;
se;i
smooth.
Moving
Picture
Plane
Due
From
Across
Atlantic
NKW
YORK,
May
14:
(CP)
Bringing
moving
pictures
of
the
I
Coronation
in
London
on
Wednes
Late
Telegraphs
FLOOD
AT
FAIRBANKS
FAIRBANKS,
Alaska
Half
of
the
residents
of
Fairbanks
are
surrounded
by
water
up
to
three
feet
deep
as
the
Chena
River
continues
to
send
a
swirling
mass
of
water
and
ice
into
the
city's
business
and
residential
districts.
Many
homes
have
been
evacuated.
I
CONFERENCE
OPENS
LONDON
Prime
Minister
Stanley
Baldwin
called
statesmen
of
the
Empire
to
ouncil
table
today
to
examine
and
see
what
can
be
done
about
pressing
problems
perplexing
thej
world.
NO
PREFIX
FOR
WALL
IE
'
LONDON
The
British
government
was
reported
yesterday
to
have
denied
a
request
of
the
Duke
of
Windsor
that
his
bride-elect,
Mrs.
W'aPis
Warficld
Simpson,
be
permitted
to
use
the
prefix
"Her
Royal
Highness"
after
the
marriace.
She
will,
of
course,
be
known
as
the
Duchess
of
Windsor.
Although
-members
of
the
Royal
Family
will
attend
the
weddiner,
the
government
refuses
to
be
officially
represented.
BARKER
SURRENDERS
VANCOUVER
Russell
W.
Barker,
former
president
of
Hedley
Amalgamated,
surrendered
to.
the
police
yesterday.
He
Is
out
on
$10,000
bail.
r
Roosevelt'
sJV,ork
day,
Dick
Merrill
and
Jack'
thanks
and
appreciation
to
the
Lamble,
United
States
fliers,
arpi
Canadian
National
Railway
of
fl-
expected
to
arrive
in
New
York
ciais
an(j
employees,
and
also
all.
early
this
afternoon
from
tneli'0thCr
friends
for
their
kindness
trans-Atlantic
return,
flight,
Thej
hopped
off
late
yesterday
after-iiottn
from
South
port,
Kugland,
and
weru
well
out
over
the
ocenn
late
last
night,
making
good
'
Union
steamer
iCardcnn
is
due
during
the
Illness
of
Mrs.
Conlon
:
and
for
the
sincere
expressions
of,
sympathy
at
the'
time
of
her
death.
Harry
Lincoln
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
staff
sailed
last
night
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
a
wndilnnton
15
000,
8.1c
and
Oc.
to
arrive
thcr
tomorrow
morning
.holiday
trip
to
Vancouver
and
else-1
WU&iiiUBivit,
.
...
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n
..'..I......
t
'T'
.
11...
,.,.tl.
Uhrrn
In
flio
smith
?
v
M
PICKETING
THEATRES
Ammunition
Had
Been
Stored
In
City
of
Dublin
DUBLIN,
May
14:
(CP)
Several
hours
before
the.
blowing
up
of
the
statue
Kln8
Oeorge
II
in
this
Trouble
as
Result
of
Hollywood
Strike
is
Spreading
lc,ty
P0,lce
had
discovered
a
large
store
of
ammunition
in
the
vlcln-
.
t,
r.n.
.
I
I
ity.
It
was
the
first
untoward
in-HOLLYWOOD,
May
;
(CP)-A
,n
dmonstratlons
agalnst
.of
theatres
in
major
United
States
meetings
having
passed
without
in-J
Jcities
within
ten
days
Is
the
goal
,
MmU
was
5treet
rJotlng
ln!
ui
w
,..b
uu
protest
against
"The
King
of
Ire
Picture
Crafts.
Charles
Lcssing
says
i
jand
he
hopes
to
have
the
aid
of
Ameri-.:
I
Program
Slashed!
Halfr
Billion
Dollars
Lopped
Budget
by
Congressional
Committee
Off
WASHINGTON.
D.C.,
May
14:
The
congressional
committee
has
cut
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt's
work
relief
budget
by
T
Large
Snowbank
Hinders
Rescuers
Efforts
Continue
to
Dig
Out
Victims
in
Alaska
Mine
SKWAIID,
Alaska,
May
I:
(CIV
Their
work
handicapped
by
ac
immense
snow
bank
overhanging
the
isolated
scene,
rescuers
am
continuing
their
efforts
to
reach
the
bodies
of
six
miners
buried
by
a
snowslide
at
Lynx
Creek
30.151;
-The
victims
came
from
Seattle
Forty-Hour
Week
With
Same
Pay
This
is
Demand
of
Textile
Workers
In
Great
Britain
LONDON,
May
14:
-British
textile
workers
arc
Insisting
on
a
40-hour
week
without
reduction
ln
wages.
Card
of
Thanks
11.
Conlon
and
family
of
Isle
Pierre,
B.C.
wish
to
convey
sincere
can
Federation
of
Labor
and
the
Committee
for
Industrial
Organization
in
obtaining
pickets.
Les-slng
said:
"We
hope
to
spread
the
theatre
boycott
to
other
sections
of
the
country."
Greta
Garbo,
Jean
Harlow
and
Simone
Simon
arc
among
guild
ac
tors
who
have
signed
new
contracts
with
the
producers.
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Courtesy
S.
D.
Joniuton
Co.)
Vancouver
B.
C.
Nickel,'
.20.
Big
Missouri,
.4:5.
,
Brnlome,
G.45.
'
B.
R.
Con.,
.01.
Aztec,
.08.
Cariboo
Quartz,
1.55.
Dcntonia,
.13
V.
Dunwell,
.O-".'.
Golconda,
.09.
Minto,
.13.
Meridian,
.03.
Fairview
Amalg;,
.10.
Noble
Five,
.OGTi.
.
Pioneer,
4.10
.
,
Porter
Idaho,
.05
iieeves
.icluii.iiu,
,
yu.
Reno,
.8G.
Relief
Arlinglon,
.21.
Reward,
,09'i.
Salmon
Gold,.
09.
Taylor'
Bridge,
.07.
Hedley
Amalgamated,
.0G,
.Premier
'Border,
.02',-j.
Silbak
Premier,
2.25.
Congress,
.06.
Silver
Crest.
.07.
Home
Gold,
.03.
-Grandview,
.13.
Indian.
.021$..
Quatsino
Copper,
.01!$...
OucsncHe
Quartz,
.09.
Oils
A.
P,
Con.,
.30.
Calmont,
.55.
&
K.,
2.25.
-Freehold,
.08.ii.r
'
'
llargal,
.18.
'
"
McDougail
Segur,
,20v
Merucry,
,2G.
Merland,
.11.
,
Okalta,
1.27.
Pacalta,
.13"2.
Home
Oil,
I.GO.
United,
.18.
Weymarn,
.12.
Toronto
Bcattie,
1.27.
Central
Patricia,
2.90.
Gods
Lake,
.48.
Lee
Gold,
.03
Vis.
McKenzie
Red
Lake,
1.20.
Pickle
Crow,
5.9.
Red
Iike
Gold
Shore,
,41.
San
Antonio,
1.51.
Sherritt
Gordon,
2.30.
Smelters
Gold,
.05.
McLeod
Cockshult,
Oklcnd,
.15.
.Mosher,
.37.
Gilbcc,
.01.
Madsen
Red
l'ike,
1.71.
.75.
Sladacona,
1.43.
Fronlier
Red
Lake,
.17.
Francoeur,
.80.
Manitoba
&
Hastern,
.03.
Mo'neta
l'orcupine,
1.31.
Rubec,
.04.
Thompson
Cadillac,
.75.
Bailor,
.04.
Bankfield,
.88.
Hnst
Malartic.
'1
.05.
Preston
Fast
Dome,
1.01.
Hutchison
Ijtkc,
.1G.
Dawson
White,
.15.
McQuaig
Red
Iake,
.15.
Rajah
Red
Lake,
.21.
Aldermac,
1.01.
,
Kerr-Adillson,
2.50.
Uchl
Gold.
.75.
"
Martin
Bird,'
,75.
Ml
"-Mi.,
WON
SWEEP
AT
NENANA
Fairbanks
Bus
Driver
Was
Only
One
Minute
Out
in
Guess
On
Break-up
Time
NENANA,
Alaska.
May
14:
(CP)
I
Mervln
Anderson,
Fairbanks
bus
driver,
won
the
Far
North's
annual
i
Ice
break-up
guessing
event,
wtn-'nln?
the
$75,000
prize.
The
Ice
went
out
at
10:04
Wednesday
night..
and
Anderson
guessed
within
one
minute
of
the
time.
iQnfilnmnnt
nf
Tluc
St
rike
Seems
to
Be
As
Far
Off
as
Ever
LONDON,
May
14:
(CP)
tThere
is
still
no
immediate
sigh
I
of
a
settlement
of
the
strike
of
.
i25,000
London
bus
workers.
Mean
Awhile,
with
thousands
of
visitors
I
still
here
following
the
Corona.
lit..
w
i
1..
..
......
problLTOontInub"intr'beset"th?
metropolis.
Dawson
Board
Of
Trade
is
Opposed
Sends
Message
to
Federal
Government
Resisting
Annexation
Move
with
British
Columbia
DAWSON,
Yukon
Territory,
Mny
14:
(CP)
The
Dawson
Board
of
Trade
has
gone
on
record
as
onnosinjr
the
annexation
km
at
8
a
m
today
and
covers
the
31
'ur
period
ending
5
p.m
Umnrrow).
General
Synopsis-.-Pressurc
has
risen
on
the
toast
and
showers
have
occurred
over
Northern
Bri-
jtish
Columbia
and
also
In
I
he
iOkanagun
and
Kootenay
district
I
Prince
Rupert
District
and
!
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Moder
ale
to.
fresh
southerly
winds,
part
cloudy
and
moderately
warm
with
!
occasional
rains.
Much
Damage
But
No
One
is
Hurt
In
Train
Wreck
STRATFORD,
Out.,
May
14:
Damage
of
several
thousand
dollars
was
done
but
no
one
was
injured
when
17
cars
of
freight
train
derailed
on
the
Canadian
National
Railways
near
here.
Today's
Baseball
National
League
Brooklyn-Boston,
wet
grounds.
Phlladclphla-New
York,
rain.
St.
Louis
4.
Pittsburg
14.
American
League
Cleveland-Chicago,
rain,
Jack
Kcefc
has
been
admitted
to
the
Prince
Rupert
general
Hospital.
His
condition
ls
reported
to
be
serious.
BILBAO
IS
HARD
HIT
Insurgent
Air
Raids
Blast
Outskirts
Madrid
Sie;e
Keeps
Up
Toledo
Fighting
Britain
in
Incident
.
1
1
l
1
-1
:
1
ri.AH..
I
ucairuycr
uuiucr
ucucviu
jui"
docd
Seven
Men
Lose
Their
Lives
LONDON,
May
11:
(CP)
A
floating
mine
laid
during
the
Spanish
civil
war
was
understood
to
be
definitely
established
by
the
British
Admiralty
today
as
the
cause
of
the
mishap
to
the
British
destroyer
Hunter
oft
the
Spanish
coast.
A
strong
protest
may
be
made
by
Great
Britain,
It
is
believed.
BILBAO,
May
14:
(CP)
Eleven
insurgent
air
raids
within
less
than
five
hours
blasted
the
outskirts
of
Bilbao
Tuesday.
The
most
densely
inhabited
sections
of
the
centre
of
the
Basque
port
were
unscathed.
Alarm
spread
that
the
air
raids
were
General
Mola's
warning
that
Insurgent
forces
would
bomb
the
city
by
land,
sea
and
air
without
mercy
unless
Bilbao
surrendered
Immediately.
The
insurgents
claim
to
have
captured
another
Important
position
which
leaves
Bilbao
at
their
mercy.
Twenty-five
hun-.
dred
loyalists
have
been
killed
ln
the
failure
to
hold
against
the
Forty
.
civilians
were
reported
killed
as
Insurgents
continued
their
bombardment
-of
JMadrld-Tuc6dayf
Many
were
InuYifr,Two
hundrcci
shells
found
their
mark
in
the
seven-hour
bombardment.
Insurtrent
defenders
of
Toledo
jwere
reported
yesterday
to
have
I
been
driven
from
front
line
trenches
as
government
columns
.
were
steadily
advancing
in
a
major
offensive,
having
entered,
the
city
Itself.
Insurgent
reports
front
Toledo,
however,
said
that
the
government
land
offensive
had
been
shattered.
British
Destroyer
Hit?
ALMEIRA,
Spain.
May
14:
After
having
been
either
torpedoed.
of
the
Yukon
by
British
Columbia
:
or
having
struck
a
mine
while
en
i
letter
sent
by
the
Board
oi
,
gagea
m
patrol
on
tne
Basque
Trade
to
Hon.
Thomas
A.
Crerar,!
coast,
the
British
destroyer
Hunter,
minister
of
mines,
makes
known
,
a
one-year
old
vessel,
was
so
badly
Ihe
board's
disapproval.
Weather
Forecast
disabled
that
she
had
to
be
towed
into
this
port
by
Spanish
government
ships.
Seven
members
of
the
crew
lost
their
lives.
The
vessel
was
holvd
near
the
waterllne.
She
.
was
lve
mlles
K
Almcira
when
.
,
,
.......
,v
,u.
.v.
i
Purnlihrtl
throu?.
the
-
courteay
o
i
.
t,
Dominion
MoUoroiogicui
Bureau
tne
incident
occurred.
The
general
Victoria
and
Prince
Rupwt
Tnu
ror
,
opinion
Ls
that
the
vessel
was
tor
suit
is
compiled
from
obrrvtlon
t-
.
.
...
pedocd
by
a
Spanish
insurgent
warcraft.
The
British
Admiralty
has
made
no
official
statement.
Pilot
Was
German
LONDON,
May
14:
A
German
airplane
pilot
who
has-been
captured
by
the
Spanish
government
admits,
that
he
took
part
in
the
bombing
of
the
holy
Basque
city
of
Guernica.
He
says
that
he
was
recruited
In
Berlin
In
February
for
service
ln
Spain.
Forty
Men
From
Porcher
in
Town
For
Celebration
After
having
been
In
town
over
the
Coronation
Day
holiday,
Alex
Smith,
superintendent,
and
some
forty
men
from
the
Surf
Point-Eddy
Pass
mine,
left
yesterday
afternoon
on
their
return
to
Por
cher
Island.
They
had
arrived
Tuesday
afternoon.
Hon.
T.
D.
Puttullo
Will
address
a
Public
Meeting
MOOSE
HALL,
8
p.m.,
Saturday
Everybody
Weicome
on