vacn
tion
Of
-
frfel
even
Persons,
AmonQ
POWELL
TO
nem
rnnce
von
nesse,
rv
II
a
re
Dead
In
Air
Lrash
Flying
in
Fog
and
plummets
to
Earth
with
ratal
Results
0STEND,
Belgium,
Nov.
16:
(CP)
Eleven
persons,
luding
five
members
of
the
former
German
royal
fam-
f
It-
T.I11
t
i.
A
.
I
.1
oi
nesse,
wvre
niueu
wnen
a,
transport,
piane
on
me
unjcn-urusseis-ionuon
line
crasneu
near
tnis
cnannei
1
l-.t
11
i
1
1
A
P
il
1
M.i-.i
i
i
i.
.i
i
i
nKI'IlMl
LIU"
CllilHIIl'l.
L
1
11'
.111
lllll'I
1-1
.I.Mll'll
1111
ii
;i
Illiril
i
ft
n
i
l.
m
mm
'
BUILDING
of
New
Post
Office
in
wx
uuycn
may
ik:
rtccn
ai
Telegraph
Office
T.
I
I'"
I
VITfMIlll'
-
kl
Ilk
1.
I
111'
s
and
elevations
of
the
propos-
new
pir
olllcc
building
here;
which
tenders
arc
now
being
11
HkiT
I'm
irnii'
T
r
T
nn
mrrcr
II
w
'
"nn.it
uj
biiv
t
yoi
s
mh
the
exception
of
a
corner
the
Third
Street
Rlr!
In
which
t
-1
Government
Telegraphs
office
dc
located,
Upstairs
will
be
1
rnoftlttnt
1-1
.
.
i
eriran
KYnprt
m
mm,
ni.vniM
1
ill
H
w
.
m-
AWA
Nov.
16:
(CP)
Dr
Taylor
of
the
University
1
!tnr,.H..i
.-1-1
...
n
...
6imJ(
mm
gruui
umi-
jJHiuai
iiiui,
mere
wua
nu
u
n
jiaiisiacuirv
icvci
-
.
.
u
...
ni.vuv
i
.
v-
w
PCQ
...
.1
11
.
..
hiuuuwiiuii
was
conironcu.
expressed
doubt
if
this
cou'd
achieved
through
lnteniatlonaJ
-DVi.ivuv
DUl
suggesica
11
v.,.
Lii,i,i,,',i
Tiiiiiinii
mill
ADr
AC
JU
SNATCHERS
--
",
serving
inif
Terms
lor
"'1'iappinc,
Make
Darinj
(etaway
A
1
1,
ij
in,
,
..
.
...
-"UYiuLiri,
New
York,
Nov.
10:
n-
Tlu-cc
men
convicted"
of
kld-
Jonn
O'Cnnnrll
(r
of
AI-
LuCUIITfl
In
rfirl..,
foolilnn
Qi
Onandiisa
county
Jail
Uxlay
r
hhuiing
und
gagging
four
,pm
ltlld
11
mulron
atid
kl'diiap-
rw.
v
VtllUl.
"i
ir
Imi,i,.
,......
.
'via
wvru
iticy
uvui;
u
JOhn
Olev
fir
AIK
mw
tirlm
tt'PfO
m
sentences
of
sevcntv-seven
tniprlsonmcnt.
mid
Harold
-"I
01
wew
York,
wlio
had
been
twcnty-cloht
von
chimney
and
plummeted
to
earth,
i
The
members
of
the
family
of
Hesse
to
perish
were
Prince
von
Hesse,
the
Dowager
Grand
Duchess
of
von
Hesse,
the
Grand
Duchess
and
two
children,
Ludwlg
and
Al-senbach.
They
were
enroute
to
attend
the
wedding
of
Prince
Lud-wib
von
Hesse
of
the
German
embassy
at
London.
NEWSMAN
EXPELLED
'
1
I
J
AT
I
plan
shgw
a
building
meas-
Writing
About
Foot
and
Mill
4f.fl.,.
..
A,....
n(
f
lltAf
f
well
as
commodious
livlnc
auar-
BERLIN,
Nov.
16:
(CP)-
Paul
Ha-
News
Agency
news
ourcau
in
ileum,
was
last
night
ordered
to
leave
Germany
within
72
hours.
The
particular
complaint
upon
which
his
expulsion
from
the
country
is
based
lis
In
regard
to
dispatches
he
wrote
customs
offices,
the
fisheries
I
staling
tnat
loot
ana
mouui
imiruai;
.fs
nffiro
o.,
n.)
rr.i
tain
Reich
farm
districts.
The
dis
patches
are
termed
"maucous.
Ravoux
Is
the
second
foreign
news
I
paper
correspondent
to
be
expelled
I
I
mm
the
pountrv
within
the
last
few
months.
Today
Ravoux
was
granted
a
four
day
extension
of
the
expulsion.
w
Havas
Is
a
French
news
organiza
tion
and
Is
allied
with
Associated
Press.
KIDNAPPED
MAN
DIES
a
111.
.1
A
a
Three
Are
Cliarccu
iui
iuuun-i
In
West
Virginia
lollowlng
Death
of
Elderly
Victim
HUNTINGTON,
West
Virginia,
tj,
lft:
(CP)
Dr.
James
Seder,
79-vear
old,
kidnap
victim,
uu.
being
held
for
ton
clays
in
an
au-andoned
coal
mine
In
what
United
States
federal
agents
declared
to
be
a
futile
$50,000
extortion
plot,
died
of
pneaumonla
yesterday
Trosfcutor
E.
E
Winters
announced
Immediately
that
,
lie
would
confer
with
Judge
Clay
ur.M.
r.,i
Hip
rmtianrlllni'
01
11
Orvllle
heavy
bond,
British
Social
Credit
Expert
Gets
Six
Months'
Imprisonment
with
Hard
Labor
on
Libel
Conviction
EDMONTON.
Nov.
10:
(CP)
in
A
III
ll'i.
II!.
I
II
I
,
,
.
....
..
I
...
......
I
transput
i.
i
mm:
jiiib
iiiuii
vuiiiiucy
ai
unii'mi
ulillCiUCU1Bc
r-
ruwu'p
au-uuiifu
onwau
Social
Credit
expert,
was
scnten
ccd
by
Mr.
Justice
V.
C.
Ives
In
Supreme
Court
of
Alberta
yesterday
to
six
months'
Imprisonment
with
hard
labor
following
conviction
on
a
charge
.of
publishing
delamatory
libel
"well
knowing
It
to
be
false."
The
Judge
said
he.
would
recom
mend
that
he
be
deported.
In
passing
sentence,
Mr.
justice
Ives
said
that
there
was
growing
turmoil
and
disrespect
for
the
law
In
Alberta
for
which
such
persons
as
Powell
were
responsible.
Federal
immigration
officials
said
that
Powell
could
not
be
deported
until
after
he
had
served
his
sentence.
He
came
here
from
London
last
June.
Counsel
for
Powell
announced
there
would
be
an
appeal.
Serious
Charge
Stayed
.
E.
13.
Cogswell
K.C.,
crown
today
announced
that
be
would
enter
a"sta7
of1
TJroteTnufp-oh
charges
of
counselling
to
murder
md
fcdltlous
libel
against
Powell
and
Joseph'
H.
.Unwiu,
Social
Credit
member
of
the
Albcrla
Legislature
for
Edson,
who
was
convicted
last
week
on
a
defamatory
libel
charge
arid
sentenced
to
three
months'
im
prisonment,
CEREMONY
AT
BRIDGE
Opening
of
I'attulla
Span
Bu'
Forerunner
of
Greater
Highwav
Development
Says
Minister
NEAV
WESTMINSTER
,
Nov.
16'
1
CP)
At
the
ceremony
of
opening
the
new
Pattullo
Bridge
span
ning
the
Frascr
River
here
at
noon
vrxlerdav
with
representatives
of
the
provincial
government,
main
land
municipalities
and
Washin?
ton
State
In
attendance.
Premier
T.
D.
Pattullo.
in
formal
morning
dress,
took
an
acetylene
torch
from
the
hands
of
an
ovcralled
work
man
and.
as
Its
flames
melted
through
the
links
of
a
tiny
golden
chain
across
the
roadway,
declared
the
$4,000,000
structure
officially
oncn
to
traffic.
Hon.
F.
M.
McPhcrson,
mtnlstet
of
public
works,
said
that
the
bridge
was
a
forerunner
to
greater
development
to
come
In
the
prov
inclal
highway
system.
JEWS
ARE
ARRESTED
Hebrew
Leaders
Taken
Into
Cus
tody
Following
Ri"ts
Over
Week-end
"
..I
t
o.,rl
,n..lrl
nvk-I
.IHIlUSALI-ai.
NOV.
10:
(C1N
niurdcr
indictments
against
three
Arrest
of
prominent
Jewish
rcvolu-
'tlonlst
loaders
followed
the
weck-
OUiijvv-v...
...
.
.
.
.
.
i..
r,..lll
hnltl'OKIl
Arnett
Booth,
John
Trivis
unci
cnii
riii.Mn.-a
m
""-
,,
,
I
Adklns
arc
held
under
Arabs
anu
jcws.
iinwwi
""''-'
I
'IA,
''i.e.
Today's
Weather
omorrow
s
Tides
AM.)
(
Rupert
-
Part
cloudy
Prince
mm
High.
0:10
a.m.
195
ft.
mutheast
wind,
14
miles
per
hour;
12:05
p.m.
23.0
ft.
29.55
(falling);
temperature.
barometer,
Low
6:00
am
6.6
ft.
light
chop.
43;
18:48
pm.
1.8
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
XXVI.,
No.
206.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
NOVEMBER
16,
1937.
PRICE:
CENTS
Nanking
Gunshot
Wound
DwnirAB
Unlnl
1
iuvco
1
aim
1
Povlnclal
police
headquart-
ers
were
advised
late
yesterday
afternoon
of
the'
death
at
10
'
o'clock
in
the
morning
of
Wll-
Ham
Gordon
of
Bella
Coola
as
a
result
of
gunshot
wounds
In-
:
fllcted
In
the
knee
on
Sunday.
An
Inquest
is
proceeding
at
At-
narko
today.
Circumstances
of
'
the
fatality
werp
apparently
accidental.
Gordon
and
his
wife
with
a
man
named
Max.
Hickman
were
walking
up
a
narrow
trail.
Gordon
was
In
front
of
Hickman
who
was
car-
rylng
a
loaded
gun
in
the
crook
of
his
arm
Gordon,
who
was
carrying
a
fishing
pole,
,
turned
around,
the
fishing
pole
catehing
the
trigger
of
the
gun
1
and
discharging
It.
The
bullet's
1
course
was
in
at
(he
knee
andt
-
out
at
thei
shin
bone.
Shock
'
was
evidently
the
cause
of
'
death.
Cattle
Market
Fairly
Active
tics
arrested
Eri
jaDounsKy,
son
oi
nniiy
Valdlmlr
Jabolln.sky.
leader
of
the
.
.
.
.
.
.i
I
1...
.
mi
Ih
VISCOUNT
HALIFAX
l.r.AVl.N
.irwisn
Jievisiouisi
nui-jf.
u..u
w...-LONDON
Nov.
10:
(CP)
Vis-1
teen
other
members
of
the
party,
count
Halifax
left
London
today
It
Is
believed
they
will
lc
sentcne-
f,.i
ivrlln
for
conferences
wiuiica
to
six
inuuum
rhaneellor
Adolf
Hitler
and
oth
.r!
The
FINANCING
BUILDING
Hospital
Board
Has
Meeting
wi(h
Managing
SecrcUry
Following
Trip
(o
Victoria
An
Informal
meeting
of
the
board
of
directors
of
the
Prince
Rupert
jcncral
Hospital
was
held
last
Ight
following
the
return
to
the
city
of
the
managing
secretary,
II.
,V.
Birch,
from
Victoria
where
he
took
up
with
the
provincial
government
matters
in
connection
with
the
financing
of
the
new
local
hospital
project.
Mr.
Birch
confirmed
an
intimation
made
public
yesterday
by
City
Commissioner
W.
J.
Alder
that
$50,000
would
be
forthcoming
from
the
provincial
government.
The
floating
of
bonds
to
raise
$30,000
required
in
addition
to
the
$20,000
fund
already
available
has
now
been
suggested
and
will
be
Placed
before
a
vote
of
the
taxpay
ers.
The
hospital
building
project
will
come
up
again
on
Friday
night
when
the
board
holds
its
regular
monthly
meeting.
Heavy
Cost
To
raise
30.000
through
floating
of.
city
debentures
ror
llie
new
hospital
urolcct.
it
was
estimated
at
the
City
Hall
today
that
it
would
cost
the
city
$23,904.00.
In
other
words
to
obtain
$30,000
spread
over
fifteen
years,
the
ratepayers
would
eventually
have
tc
pay
$53,964.60,
providing
there
i'
no
depreciation
In
the
present
market
value
of
the
city's
sccurl
tics.
In
order
to
yield
$30,000
at
th
present
price
of
75,
there
would
have
to
be
an
issue
of
$40,000.
The
annual
cost
over
fifteen
years
ii.
repayment
of
the
principal
and
in
terest
would
work
out
.at
$3,597.C4
on
the
present
market
value
of
the
city's
bonds.
Heavy
Steers
and
Cows
Yesterday's
Sales
VANCOUVER,
No.
10:
The
cat-J
tic
market
was
moderately
active
yesterday
with
prices
steady.
Heavy
Jewish
Revisionists
arc
steers
ana
cows
were
prcponacrant
Improving
re-
sometimes
referred
to
as
jcwisn
in
6uia
wwuiub
.
--.?
nfflelals
OlUCiaiS
in
111
n-rfll'U
rezard
to
w
.iiikiwh
b
I
......
tft
lio
r...1...l..
,liu,n
In
fore
1)I5
atlons
between
Great
Britain
and
Nazis,
iney
wouiu
nc
ta.v...v
"-...
v-,
v
v
.
.
(
l
il....
.nri
n..i,ftf
ft
1
rt
T
fill,.
Germany.
an
inaepenaenv
uuuuu.
iu"
"
BEGGING
ALLEGED
VAXCOUVI-K
Sale
yt.icrclay
Vancouver
pol'ce
arrested
(wen
Iv-onc
unemployed
men
on
charges
of
obstructing
the
police.
They
arc
alleged
(o
have
M'icit-ed
aid
from
passersby.
It
is
understood
the
men
were
ineligible
for
work
In
1hc
n?wlv
established
forestry
camns.
hav'ntf
arrived
In
(he
province
since
Oc-(ober
27.
DRIFTING
IV
STOItM
SEATTLE
Coaslguaril
vessels
"
i-e'ln
last
ni?ht
northward
from
Sun
Francisco
and
smilhwaM
from
Seattle
to
the,
cvoa-t
of
Orern
where
(he
vtamer
Gold'n
Hear,
with
ten
"n
on
board,
was
adrift
in
a
storm
after
breaking
away
from
a
lug
which
was
taking
her
frntn
San
Francfccn
lo
Seat
Me.
Th
Golden
Bear
was
being
V""ht
north,
to
Seattle
to
be
OPERATOR
IS
BLAMED
All
Crew
Could
Have
Been
Saved
'tis
Said
Graphic
Slory
NORFOLK,
Va..
Nov.
16:
(CP)
the
crew
could
have
been
saved
if
i
the
"S.O.S."
had
been
sounded
ear-!
llcr.
He
charged
that
the
distress
signal
had
not
been
sent
until
he
stood
over
the
radio
operator
with
a
drawn
knife
and
threatened
to
kill
him
unless
he
sent
the
signal
im-,
mediately.
I
The
crew
of
the
vessel
numbered
twcnty-clght.
CONGRESS
MESSAGE
Four
Point
Legislative
Program
U
Submitted
by
President
A(
Opening
of
U.
S.
House
wAKirmnrnN.
I),
c.
Nov.
1C
Is
Started
Oyal
Favvrily
Members
Die
Chinese
Nationalist
Capital
Is
Being
Transferred
To
Hankow;
Terror
Stricken
People
Flee
BULLETINS
Japanese
Invaders
Continue
Their
Advance
and
Promise
to
Meet
All
Resistance
in
Their
Path
Without
Quarter
NANKING,
Nov.
16i
(CP)
The
Chinese
Nationalist
government
has
decided
to
move
to
Hankow
on
the
Yang-ste
Pviver
nearly
three
hundred
miles
to
the
west
because
of
the
threat
to
the
capital
by
Japanese
forces
advancing
from
Shanghai.
The
ministry
of
communications
has
taken
the
lead
by
evacuating
staff
and
records
to
a
Hankow-bound
steamer.
League
of
Nations
technical
experts
will
leave
tomorrow.
To
provide
even
greater
security,
three
or
four
cities
in
all
will
probably
be
used
for
various
departments.
Military
headquarters
will
remain
at
Nanking
until
the
last.
1
In
fear
of
bombardment
like
that
which
has
already
wrought
such
havoc
at
Shanghai,
thousands
of
panic-stricken
civilians
are
already
Ikeing
from
Nanking,
Tslnanfu,
capital
of
Shangtung
Province
and
Soochow.
The
Japanese
advance
from
west
of
Shanghai
is
reported
to
be
continuing.
bombing
by
war
planes
accompan
led
the
advancing
troops.
I
,
.
1
T
1.1
and
no-Quarter
Will
be
shown
to
re
slstance.
The
Japanese
government
REVENUES
INCREASED
Federal
Government
Collects
More
From
Customs,
Excise
and
In
come
Tax
OTTAWA,
Nov.
16:
(CP)
Federal
revenues
from
customs,
excise
and
Income
tax
increased
ir
he
f'rst
seven
months
of
the
cur
Widespread
ftlscal
W
b
th
Exports
of
Canadian
products
arc
i
i
.also
on
the
increase
over
last
the
middle
of
December,
it
Is
stated,
,
Tnda
Vs
Weather
i3rirmn-n"
".tMmi(
i
$
hdi
formally
decided
to
create
an
Triple
Lsland
Overcast,
nortb.-Impcrial
headquarters
for
the
more
east
wind,
8
miles
per
hour;:light
vigorous
conduct
of
the
war
in
mop-
i
4
China.
It
will
unite
the
general
Langara
Island
Overcast,
north-staffs
of
fighting
services
under
east
wind.
18
miles
per
hour;
baro-dlrect
command
of
the
Emperor.
meter,
29.68;
temperature,
41;
sea
How
Canada
Voted
rougn.
nDiioorr
o
m
ir.
(rm
pif.
Dead
Tree
UihUUUCilAJ,
1WI,
v.
'
Linns
Inelndini?
Canada.
NO
CHANGE
IN
POLICY
Is
Not
Fascist
but
Will
Fight
Communism
Without
Quarter,
Says
Dictator
of
Brazil
(CP)--Recommending
the
removal
oncuy
hiiropean.
nr
tax
Injustice's
In
order
to
"en-
"
'
rdurage
productive
enterprise."
.
.
.
I'rosldent
IVanklin
I).
Roosevelt
flQWie
IViOrenZ
submitted
a
lour
point
icuisiauve
program
to
the
United
States
Congress
yesterday
at
the
opening
of
a
special
session.
lt
The
President
asked
for
early
ac-itlon
on
farm
cron
control;
labor.
wages
and
hours.
of
work;
rcorgan
Izatlon
of
the
executive
branch
and
planning
of
national
resources
The
chief
executive
reiterated
that
he
expected
the
,next
budsret
"can
be
brought
within
definite
balance"
and
directed
special
attention
to
business
conditions.
RIO
DE
JANEIRO,
Nov.
10:
(CP)
President
Getullo
Vargas,
the
new
34.
Point
Raining,
strong
southeast
wind;
barometer.
ouiYiruia
ui
wit
vjn.il.
iicisuh.1
,
.
-
-
'
QQ.
,,,
ii.
u
1
zenny
Chandris,
which
sank
Sat-
lart
night
supported
the
declaration
-
Z
Zl
urday
olf
Diamond
Shoals,
arriving
prepared
by
Great
Britain,
United
here,
being
unable
to
speak
English
States
and
France
condemning
Ja-ihemsclves,
told
through
interpre-
pan
as
a
treaty
breaker
in
its
in-
wind,
7
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
29.56;
temperature,
34;
sea
rough.
Alert
Bay
Raining,
fresh
easter-
icrs
a
grapnic
story
ox
me
sinning
,u
....
J(
,
w,nd
baromete
29.82;
temper-
'
of
the
ship
which
was
laden
with
against
the
declaration,
and
three
ature,
34;
sea
rough.
scrap
iron
cargo.
(Scandinavian
countries,
which
ab-Thc
captain
had
a
bright
red
stained
from
voting,
may
not
at-gash
across
the
bridge
of
his
nose
.tend
the
conference
when
it
re-to
witness
his
story
of
how
one
sea-
(
assembles
on
November
22.
man
on
a
raft
with
him
went
mad
and
bit
the
captain
in
the
face.
Konstantlnos
Balascus,
third
engineer
said
that
he
believed
all
Estevan
Island
Raining,
south
east
wind,
four
miles
per
hour;
barometer.
29.96.
Victoria
Cloudy,
northeast
wind,
ten
miles
per
hour;
barometer
',
29.80.
t
Vancouver
Raining,
southeast
i
wind,
four
miles
per
hour;
baro
meter
29.84.
Prince
George
Cloudy,
north-1
east
wind,
12
miles
per
hour;
ba'ro-1
meter,
30.12.
";
Terrace-Cloudy,
north
wind,
30.-
Alyansh
Cloudy,
calm,
34.
Alice
Arm
Part
cloudy,
northeast
wind,
38.
Anyox
Cloudy,
northeast
wind,
dictator
of
Brazil,
declares
that
his
Hazelton
Cloudy,
calm,
34.
country's
foreign
policy
will
not
be
Smithers
Cloudy,
east
wind
changed
under
the
new
constltu-
Burns
Lane
Dull,
calm,
20.
tion.
His
regime
was
not
Fascist,
Vargas
reiterated,
and
it
was
not
likely
he
would
Join
the
anti-Communist
pact
of
Italy,
Germany
and
Japan
although
he
would
fight
the
spread
of
communism
without
quarter.
The
new
policy
of
Brazil
would
be
primarily
American
and
only
sec-
Son
Threatened
I
25.
New
Flight
Mark
Made
JOHANNESBURG,
South
Af
rica,
Nov.
16:
(CP)
Flying
Of-
fleer
A.
E.
Clouston
and
Mrs.
Betty
Klrby-Green
set
a
new
London
to
Johannesburg
flight
record
of
Just
over
forty-eight
hours
today
when
they
landed
.
here.
The
previous
mark
of
f
MONTREAL,
Nov.
16:
(CP)
-
two
days,
four
hours,
fifty-six
Special
police
guards
were
posted
minutes
was
set
by
C.
W.
A.
last
night
atthe
home
of
the
late
Scott
and
Giles
Guthrie
last
Howie
Mor'enz,
famous
hockey
star,
year.
The
present
flight
is
an
who
died
about
a
year
ago,
fol-
attempt
to
break
the
record
for
lowing
threats
having
been
received
of
harm
against
his
ten-year
old
son
Police
believe
the
threats
to
have
been
made
by
a
person
of
unbalanced
mind.
a
London-Capetown
and
re-
turn
flight
now
held
by
Amy
Johnson
Mollison.
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