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(Continued
on
Page
Tour)
his
capacity
as
a
city
council
this
morning,
the
commis-
sioner
authorized
the
ex-
change
of
another
$5000
of
old
bonds
for
the
new
issue,
leav-
ing
but
the
$20,600
still
out-
standing.
4
CAVALCADE
TO
'FRISCO
G.
G.
McGcer
Heads
British
Co
lumbia
Delegation
to
Golden
Gate
Bridge
Opening
VANCOUVER,
May
22:
The
Columbia
delegation
to
the
Golden
Gate
Bridge
Fiesta
In
San
Francisco
will
Join
a
big
cavalcade
which
leaves
Seattle
on
Monday
for
the
California
city.
Heading,
the
British
Columbia
group
will
be
O.
G.
McGeer
K.C..
M.P.,
official
representative
of
the
provincial
government.
The
cities
of
Vancou
ver
and
'Victoria
are
represented
by
their
mayors.
Mr.
McGeer
will
hurry
back
by
airplane
at
the
end
of
next
week
In
order
to
be
at
Prince
Rupert
a
week
from
Monday
to
be
the
principal
speaker
at
a
big
meeting
to
close
Premier
Pattullo's
election
campaign.
Bank
of
Canada
Head
is
Making
Trip
to
London
GLASGOW,
May
22:-Graham
Towers,
general
manager
of
the
Bank
of
Canada,
arrived
here
yes-(
terday
from
Montreal.
He
Is
visit-1
lng
England
on
business.
"
RAINS
IN
MANITOBA
1
uiii
Klinurrs
In
Alberta
But
Saskatchewan
is
Without
Desired
Moisture
WINNIPEG,
May
22:
Manitoba
wheat
fields
were
soaked
yesterday
with
the
heaviest
downpour
of
rain
In
months.
Saskatchewan
remains
dry
but
there,
have
been
light
showers
in
Alberta.
Precipitation
at
'
this
time
is
welcomed
by
the
far
mers.
TODAY'S
BASEBALL
SCOKES
American
LcaRiic
St.
Louis
2,
New
York
14.
Detroit
0,
Boston
11.
Chicago
9,
Philadelphia
10.
Cleveland
1,
Washington
4.
National
League
Boston
2i
Pittsburg
5.
New
York
3,
Chicago
2.
Bus
Workers
Talk
UUI
lb
t
-------
mce
Today's
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
(8
AM.)
High
12:30
p.m.
17.8
ft.
Prince
.
Kupert
Cloudy,
.
...
wester-
Low
6:25
a.m.
4.1
ft.
i
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pjn.
7.8
It.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
XXVI.,
wo-
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
MAY
22,
1937
PRICE:
5
CENTS
rancv
Threatens
to
Give
Up
War
MRS
OF
1
J
XAift
mT
h
VISITORS
f
Those
Coming
Here
on
I'arty
Announced
REFUNDING
IS
NEAR
FINISHED
4
City
Commissioner
W.
J.
Al-
der
announced
this
morning
1
that,
since
refunding
opera-
t
nons
were
started
two
years
ago,
all
but
$20,600
of
the
city's
debenture
Indebtedness
total-
ling
$1,735,000
had
been
con-
4
i'TANANA
IS
INUNDATED
Ice
Jam
in
Yukon
River
Almost
Entirely
Floods
Alaska
Town
i
Dletelv
under
wafpr
vpst.prrinv
ns
verted
from
bonds
of
five,
six
a
resuH
of
an
lce
jam
tne
rlver
and
seven
percent
interest
1
r.umnn
a
i
i
done.
Tanana
is
not
far
from
the
confluence
of
the
Tanana
and
Yukon
Rivers.
Late
Telegraphs
BASE
AT
NORTH
POLE
MOSCOW
An
intrepid
group
of
Soviet
explorers
has
established
the
first
permanent
base
at
the
North
Pole
as
a
preliminary
to
a
proposed
Moscow-San
Francisco
air
route
over
the
top
of
the
world.
STRONGEST
ARMY
BERLIN
The
French
Army
Is
the
strongest
and
best
equipped
in
Europe,
Die
Wehrmacht,
Reich
ministry
organ,
declares
in
a
special
issue
devoted
to
the
war
strength
of
France
and
its
"aggressive
designs"
against
Today's
Weather
iaovenuiiiit,
TiMegrtphf
t
Terrace--
Cloudy,
ealm,,48,
Aiyansh
Part
cloudy,
calm
Alice
Arm
Cloudy,
calm,
47.
Anyox
Cloudy,
calm,
5:5.
Stewart
Calm,
cloudy,
50."
llazelton
Cloudy,
calm,
48.
Smithera
Part
cloudy,
calm,
mild.
Uurns
Lake
llright,
calm,
42.
Victoria
Fair,
southwest
wind
20
miles
P.0.0G.
.
per
hour;
barometer,
Kstuvan
Fair,
northwest
wind
22
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
30.14.
Prince
George
Calm,
cloudy,
barometer,
29.78.
Triple
Island
Cloudy,
calm
light
swell.
Langara
'
Island
calm,
barometer,
30.10;
.
tempera
,m
ture
44;
westerly
swell.
Dead
Tree
Point
Calm,
h
meter,
30.20;
temperature,
sea
smooth.
Winnipeg
Police
Officer
Struck
LONDON,
May
22:
"For
rca
sons
of
personal
conduct,"
Commissioner
Henry
W.
Mapp
has
been
i
stripped
of
his
rank
by
a
court
Fnflintf
ftT
SfriKP
martial
of
the
Salvation
Army,
it
LllUlllg
Ul
Uliiw
announced
ye5terday.
Ills
ftlectlnc
of
Union
Executive
Held
Yesterday
But
No
Decision
Is
Arrived
At
successor
as
chief,
of
staff,
second
to
General
Evangeline
Booth,
com
mander-ln-chief,
is
Commissioner
John
McMillan,
until
recently
ter-
rltorlal
commander
for
the
Do
iwnnN.
Mav
22:
The
General
mmlon
of
Canada.
Bus
Workers'
Union
executive
met
yesterday
to
consider
wrm
ending
of
the
bus
workers
strike
u',a
"
nnnounced
after
tne
It
was
annu"?e
CANADIAN
GOLD
PRICE
MONTREAL,
May
22:
The
Ca-
:
-tRELiGious
HALIBUT
SEASON
TO
OPEN
APRIL
i;UST
193S
.
'
VICTORIA,
May
22
George
J.
Alexander,
chairman
of
the
International
Fisheries
Commission,
announces
that
TANANA.
Alaska,
May
22:-'
h???
LT
!
v.,i,
rt.
i
.i
.
.
tawa
that
the
Canadian
gov-
ernmcnt
had
approved
regu-
Tnere
lauons
ior
nauoui
iisnmg
in
t
North
Pacific
coastal
waters
for
the
1938
season.
The
open-
ing
Is
advanced
from
March
15
to
April
1.
There;
will
be
no
change
in
the
total,
fish
catch
quota.
4
iSITDOWN
IN
MINE
,
Colliery
Workers
in
Illinois
Say
j
They
are
Ready
to
Stay
Below
j
Indefinitely
i
J
GILLESPIE,
111.,
May
22.
(CP)
j
Voluntarily
entombed
360
feet
be-i
low
the
surface,
500
miners
have
settled
down
to
an
underground
existence
after
havlngj
inaugurated
Thursday
night
a
sltdpwn
strike
In
the
Superior
Coal
Co.'s
No.
4
mine.
The
strike
has
been
called
In
sup-!
port
of
demand
for
a
"share
the
work"
plan
with
three
hundred
A
representative
of
(the
sitdown-
ers;wlw
camertQ,tbc,
surface
;
yester
day
reported
that
his
fellows
were
having
a
good
time
singing.
play-In?
cards
and
reading.
"Wc
have
lots
of
food
down
there
and
are
ready
for
a
long
siege,"
he
said.
Revolver
Tests
I
For
Police
Are
Being
Held
Here
Revolver
tests
for
provincial
police
officers
of
this,
city
and
dislrict
are
being
held
today
and
Monday
at
the
Canadian
National
Uecrcatfon
Association's
minia
i
care
of
firearms
and
methods
of
j
shooting.
j
Officers
located
in
the
city
as
By
Hit'Runner.tcnfance,
WINNIPEG,
May
22:
Constable
Malcolm
McKellar
of
the
Winnipeg
police
is
in
hospital
In
serious
condition
with
injuries
sustained
when
struck
by
a
hit
arid
run
driver
in
the
northern
part
of
the
city.
He
was
not
on
duty
at
the
time
he
was
struck.
Commissioner
Mapp
Stripped
rourt-Martial
Results
in
Demo
tion
of
One
of
Officers
Of
Salvation
Army
Pope
Pius
To
Broadcast
To
World
May
31
ROME,
May
22:
Pope
Plus
is
i
planning
to
make
a
world
wide:
broadcast
on
May
31
in
connection!
with
the
opening
of
a
pontlflclalj
acaaemy.
n
win
dc
eightieth
birthday.
His
Holiness'
Halibut
Sales
.Summary
,
Ca
nad
Ian
32,500
pou
n'ds,
and
Gc
to
7.Cc
and
Cc.
7.k
American
none.
Canadian
Gibson,
11,000,
7.1c
and
5c.
Pa
cifte.
Finella,
10,000,
7.5c
and
5c,
Cold
Storage.
Unomc,
C,000,
7.1c
and
3c,
Gulvik,
5,500,
7.Cc
and
Cc,
NO
PAPER
MONDAY
Monday,'
being
Victoria
Day
and
a
nubile
holiday,
the
Dally
News
RITES
OFF
Rites
of
Duke
of
Windsor
and
Mrs.
Warficld
Will
be
Civil
Protection
Is
Denied
MONTS,
France,
May
22:
(CD-
will
be
no
religious
cere-
LONDON.
May
22:
The
British
II
Duce
Will
Have
To
Give
More
Help
Says
Spanish
Rebel
Chief
mony
to
unite
the
Duke
of
Windsor
i
Dai,
Icrajd
Correspondent
Scents
New
Developments
rXm"nm.":
,
I"
Civil
Conflict-France
Not
Enthusiastic
nounced
yesterday.
Previously
it
j
About
Truce
had
been
said
that
the
Church
of
,
England
would
appoint
a
minister
LONDON.
Mav
22:
(CP)
General
Francisco
Franco
to
conduct
the
marriage
of
Duke
If
he
was
unable
to
find
an
the
1
i
A
rn!u
TJMif.-.
IVTueenllnt
nf
Tfnlxr
nas
sent
a
iue&ayt;
iu
xicmict
uuihu
muoouimi
i
xvv
i.1
i.
!
4-
A
4.Un
...V.n1n
nN.il
urnn
in
Cnnin
nnlnSS
Anglican
clerg:rman
willing
to
per-
tnreaieiung
w
urup
uic
w
iwe
uv
'
MF"'
form
the
religious
ceremony
on
his
Italian
help
is
increased,
the
Gibraltar
correspondent
ot
own
responsibility.
the
Daily
Herald
reports.
This
is
believed
to
be
the
pur
ine
British
government
was
re-
e
of
Juan
March's
present
mission
to
Rome,
the
"paper
ported
yesterday
by
a
source
close
1
says.
The
Spanish
financier
and
to
the
Duke
of
Windsor
to
have
re-
.
.
I
reputed
"angel"
of
the
insurgent
fused
him
naval
protection
for
a
f
A
M
A
II
ll
'cause
is
now
on
his,
way,
to
the
hnnevmoon
rruise
alone
tne
civil
I
.n
III
I
niVlll
ii
war
torn
coast
of
Spain
owing
to
recent
naval
Incidents.
Loading
Another
Food
Cargo
For
CAMPAIGN
LIVENS
UP
iTerraee
Hears
Both
Liberal
I
C.C.F.
Side
of
Case
Port
of
Bilbao
TEkkACE.
May
2i
:
The
el
ection
campaign
has
reached
Tei
"Italian
capital.
!
Meanwhile
the
British
proposal
l
for
a
truce
In
Spain
has
met
with
1
little
sympathy
at
Paris
where
the
1
demand
for
more
active
support
to
And
iu.
crmmrnmenf.
In
Rnaln
Is
npain
raised
by
the
leftists.
Madrid
Hard
Hit
Three
hours
of
Intense
insurgent
cannonade
killed
thirty
in
Madrid,
411
rare
Therp
have
been
two
pollti-
I
.
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I
logroll,,
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0
nt
.
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one
of
Llewellyn,
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so
far
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private
dwellings
apart,
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wriiiii
k.n
dUiiib.
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i'po
of
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T.
Mrtto
to
report,
?day
tono
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Kunney.
ai
wmca
vurup
.
.
.
...
tn
aguered
Basque
port
of
Bilbao,
is
of
Prince
employees
of
the
company
made
were
G.
V.
Nickerson
Idle
by
the
closing
of
another
pit
belnS
loaded
with
grain
for
a
se-
nupert
and
Jas.
Sinclair
of
for
repairs.
"?
cond
triP
to
that
Port"
couver.
There
was
some
question-
BODIES
AT
Inir
and
once
or
twice
Mr.
Nicker
son
u
spd
hin
nimble
wit
to
down
.'would-be-hecklers.
The
meetintrj
i
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I
WAS,
on
me
wnoie,
orueny
anu
4
ffnrm
I
the
OddfellowH
Hall,
In
which
it
H
Zl
VI
Kl
Kl
i
was
held,
was
pretty
well
filled.
On
Tuesday
the
most
of
Terrace
-
heard.
John
Doney,
C.C.l.
can-
Itcmains
of
Hindenburg
ictims
di(latc
for
the
first
time.
Mr
Back
in
Germany
Two
And
i)ml(v
.,..
a
cood
account
of!
Half
million
Insurance
Paid
himself,
and
T.
C.
Douglas,
M.
p.
for
Saskatchewan,
who
spok!
HAMBURG.
May
22:-Flags
were
K1II)ort.
nroved
to
be
an
expert
at
half
mast
here
yesterday
as
the
wn,
n()Ssessed
the
rare
faculty
of
'of
Nova
Scotia
will
be
called
to
the
liner
Bremen
arrived
from
New
plaining
the
economic
back-
polls
on
June
29
to
choose
a
new
York,
bringing
the
bodies
of
24
ound
in
an
entertaining
"way.
I
legislature,
Premier
Angus
L.
Mac-vlctlms
of
the
recent
disaster
to
jhh
8peech
lasted
an
hour
and
a
Donald
announced
yesterday,
the
great
German
dirigible
Hin-
jiaf
and
there
was'
not
a
dull
ture
ranircs
under
the
direction'
Tnc,ironn
Maimt
nmrnmUmr
tn
..
t-..
......:
u
i.,
,i
Ovprt-jmt
?
w"u
e
loung
wno
-armea
$2,400,000
on
the
airship
have
been
throughout
the
address,
kept
the
'V"c.cll)
on
ine
'
ni?ce.T
rtUl-'
I
paid,
It
is
announced.
ro
18;
lalde
last
evening
irom
ancou-j
,
vcr
via
Ocean
Kails
and
will
pro-'
coed
to
the
interior
from
here.
I
Amelia
Plans
In
addition
to
tests,
Constable
Young
is
giving
lectures
on
the
New
Flight
On
First
of
June
BURBANK,
Cal.,
May
22:
Mrs.
Amellar
Earhart
Putnam
expects
to
take
off
from
here
about
June
1
for
Honolulu
on
her
new
attempt
to
make
a
flight
around
the
world
by
way
of
an
equatorial
route.
Pacific
Fleet
Is
Coining
Back
Returning:
to
This
Coast
After
Having
Been
Engaged
in
Mancouvrcs
Off
Hawaii
'
HONOLULU,
May
21:
The
Unl
ted
States
battle
fleet,
which
has
been
hereabouts
for
the
past
few
weeks
engaged
In
mass
mahcou-vres,
left
on
Thursday
for
San
Francisco,
Long
Beach
and
San
Diego.
Scarlet
Fever
Fraser
Valley
Sumas
Schools
Arc
Closed
Down
Celebration
at
Abbotsford
Called
Off
house
laughing.
Protection
Of
Fishing
Alaska
Delegate
Proposes'
That
Alaska
Fishing
Boundary
Be
Extended
WASHINGTON,
D.C..
May
22:
AiiriiA
irn
uul
liic
uicaicak
struck
Satallena,
Gran
Via
and
Puerta
del
Sol,
Madrid's
"Times
Square'
GENERAL
v
ELECTION
June
29
is
Announced
at
Date
By
Premier
Angus
L.
MacDonald
Of
Nova
Scotia
HALIFAX,
May
22:
The
electors
v
oiea
in
ravor
Of
C.
I.
O.
Being
Their
Mediator
PITTSBURG.
May
22:
(CP)
The
proposal
which
24,000
workers
of
Jones
Si
Laughlln
Steel
Corpora-
'
tlon
have
voted
two
to
one
in
favor
.
of
was:
"Do
you
want
the
union
1
(C.
I.
O.)
to
deal
for
you
with
the
company?."
More
than
half
voted
straight
"yes."
The
vote
was
17,000
'
to
7,000.
(CP)
Delegate
Anlhony
Dimond
Resignation
Of
of
Alaska
has
proposed
In
a
state
ment
Inserted
In
the
congressional
record
Thursday
that
the
United
States
extend
Jurisdiction
over
the
North
Pacific
salmon
fisheries
twelve
miles
seaward.
He
charges
that
Japanese
floating
canneries
have
threatened
the
salmon
in
dustry
of
the
Bristol
Bay
region
with
disaster.
Weather
Forecast
Furnished
throug.
Uw
courlej
o.
I
!.
Dominion
Meteorological
Bureau
'
Mctorla
and
Prince
Rupert
Thin
t
:r
J
xtst
U
compiled
from
observation
w-ken
at
6
a
on.
today
and
coven
the
31
iour
period
ending
5
p.m.
morrow.
General
Synopsis
Pressure
re
mains
high
on
the
northern
coast
and
strong
winds
prevail
ovci
If
f..1...t
.ifl.ni
More
Judges
In
States
Foreseen
CHICAGO,
May
22:
Senator
J.
Hamilton
Lewis
predicted
that
at
least
two
more
of
the
elderly
Justices
of
the
Supreme
Court
of
the
United
States
will
shortly
resign
Japanese
Plane
Back
From
Fast
Trip
to
London
TOKYO,
May
22:
Having
completed
Its
record-breaking
round
trip
flight
to
London
and
back,
the
Japanese
plane
Divine
Wind
landed
here
yesterday.
It
had
covered
the
distance
from
London
here
In
six
days,
22
hours
and
35
minutes.
v
Hiicuui
er
.
wa..u
"
Golng
t0
London
lt
had
been
much
weather
continues
over
the
in-'
ter
,n
ft
Umc
of
thrce
daySf
22
ut'
hours
and
ID
minutes.
:
Prince
i.
Kupert
.
District
niMHi,.f
and,
ni
Queen
Charlotte
'ate
to
frch
winds
SUMAS.
May
22:
Schools
have
cool
wllh
showers.
Islands
Moder-I
cloudy
und;
uaU
SILVER
I
been
closed
down,
here
on
account
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
lul-1
NBW
YORK,
May
22;
(CP)
Bar
wit
lnot
be
published.
The
next;
of
an
outbreak
of
scarlet
fever,
and
Fresh
to
strong
northwest
sver
was
.
naa
A
been
m
nadlan
g0id
price
yesterday
waa
I
regular
edition
will
be
Tuesday
The
May
24
celebration
at
Abbots-
winds,
part
cloudy
with
not
much
ounce
on
the
N
ting
that
no
decision
ounce,
'
afternoon.'
;
I
ford
has
been
called
off.
'
jchange
In
temperatures.
(market
yesterday.
reached.
trading
at
41c
per
New
York
metal