Today's
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
(I
A-M.)
Prince
Rupert
Clear,
calm;
barometer,
30.04;
sea
smooth.
.
XXVI.,
No.
195.
Missing;
Russian
A.,
&
s,
August
21:
Sir
Hubert
Wll-and
Capt.
Herbert
Holllck-
to
Join
In
the
scarcn
ior
Bigis-,
Leveneffsky,
lost
Russian
.
1
-
tHem
nMrt,
V
4
C
tnrltf
oi-
In
their
big
twln-motorcd
m
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.
it
u
i.
con
11
iu
irtM
iiocrnrn
fa
v
mnrn
inrr
i
ed
yesterday
that
the
Russian
lanri(,r
Frnn,
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tun.
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of
tftls
city,
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been
appointed
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of
iu
visit
to
British
Col-
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it
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f.
m
wiiuil
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ran
ijnrance
of
Man
From
Ke
"el
(.11
mil
In
nloninin
Knar
Itclleved
Accounted
For
1.UNUN,
Aug.
21:
Provln-
1.1
ll
tmtien
I.-.--
1.-1
!
ill
It.-
Market
Salesman
Has
Been
Named
r
i
lv
i
vv
e
l
li
ilt
iiiTriiiiLLiiiir.
ipn
perate
in
ine
scarcn.
capi.
era,
Francisco
Franco
insurgCnt
m
Mattern.
United
States
Ions
.
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unity
.cam
ouuiitiiut'r
puaMUiy
Canadian
commercial
pi
ot,
e,riv
next
urik
nnri
m3k
tif
among
those
already
at
narrow.
Spanlsn
clly
his
berorc
anoUier
Sat.
Appointed
M
ant
on
Staff
of
McUlU
University
CLOSE
ON
SANTANDER
General
IVanco
Expects
to
be
in
Possession
of
Important
City
Soon
i
urday.
I
Only
twenty-five
miles
of
road-t
way,
protected
by
dwindling
govern-1
ment
defences,
lies
between
Franco
and
his
objective,
the
last
Important
government
port
on
the
Bay
oi
uiscay.
Coronation
Medal
Is
Presented
Here
(.uiuiikibiMun
in
iLNVi'iiiiii(i?v
a
i.
.iiriniH-r
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liiHiii
t'liii
in
-imi
i.mii.
lhnc
Will
r.
.
He
-wtll'beiear--
-'
adlaii
Naval
Voltinte
er'Rescrve"
j
here
a
week
from
next
Monday
Master
of
Arts
degree.
Halibut
Sales
Summary
1
Cc
to
9c
and
oc.
fncrinn.
MM
Canadian
irir
ii
g
mi
i"irn
t
in
m
aim
and
6c
:
and
6c,
ra
ueairice.
lu.uuu,
Ainu,
B.uc
6c
Oc
resent
Lase
he
Given
Chance
lo
Tell
Their
111
lll.tfll
.lltlllllOOIVl
Soon
VICTORIA,
Aug.
21:
Vuncou-
i
ncior
a
ami
other
liritisn
lunibla
cities
will
be
given
an
Itecelves
Memento
At
headquarters
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Naval
Volunteer
Reserve
last
night,
the
presentation
was
made
of
a
Coronation
medal
to
Telegraphist
William
Bremner
of
the
local
unit.
The
presentation
was
made
by
Lieut,
Commander
i
Walter
Hume,
commanding
officer.
Bremner
Is
the
second
member
of
the
local
unit
to
receive
a
Coronation
medal.
Norman
McGlashan
received
one
from
the
King
and
Queen
In
London,
having
attended
the
Coronation
as
representative
oi
.the
unit.
C.
II.
Bradbury
of
Vancouver
Appointed
by
Vegetable
Market-
.
ing
Board
VANCOUVER,
August
21:
Announcement
was
made
yesterday
of
the
appointment
of
C.
H.
Bradbury
as
salesman
or
the
British
Columbia
Coast
Vegetable
Marketing
Board
under
the
provincial
Natural
Products
Marketing
Act.
IS
MOVED
TO
0KALLA
Warden
A.
T.
Stephenson,
Well
Known
Oflicer,
Translerrcd
From
Nelson
VICTORIA,
August
21:
Warden
A.
T.
Stephenson
of
the
provincial
'Jail
at
Nelson
has
been
transferred
'to
Okalla
In
a
similar
capacity,
It
Is
announced.
Warden
Stephenson
Is
one
of
the
best
known
officers
In
the
provincial
force,
having
served
at
many
points
In
British
Columbia
Including
eleven
years
as
chief
at
1
"'ILL
I1F-IPT
hi
uvo
inur
I
III"
-
-
"'ling
of
h
,lpWn
.
r
,,,,
This
afternoon's
train
from
tnc
reek
..
..
".-I."
..:.!
east
arrived
on
time
at
2:30,
bring-
ve
(he
dlsannearnnr,
of
JneVlnR
In
quite
a
number
of
tourist
es
Bernhardt
who
loft
relkf
.passengers
who
will
proceed
to
van
Mini
n
i
r
ah
i
x
uuuu
in
liMo
una
ms
(i
i.......
..
..
couvcr
on
the
Prince
Rupert
this
evening.
ma
Quintuplets
Take
Up
Social
Duties
Will
be
Frequent
Hostesses
at
Dinner
to
Their
Mother
and
Brothers
and
Sisters
CALLANDER,
Ontario,
August
21:
i
The
Dionne
quintuplets
now
three
ears
and
three
montlis
old,
are
adding
social
duties
to
their
actlvl-'
ties.
Henceforth
they
will
be
tre-i
quent
hostesses
at
dinner
parties.
Each
evening
their
mother
and1
one
oi
their
brothers
or
sisters
will
dine
with
them
In
their
hospital.
Today's
Weather
(Ooveriunent
Tflegrapnl)
Terrace
Light
rain,
calm,
51.
Alyansh
Raining,
calm,
55.
Alice
Arm
Raining,
calm,
50.
Stewart
Showery,
calm,
55.
Hazelton
Cloudy,
calm,
"53.
Smithers
Cloudy,
calm,
58.
Burns
Lake
Raining,
calm,
51.
Prince
George
Cloudy,
calm;
barometer.
20.82.
Vancouver
Fair,
southeast
wind,
six
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
30.00'.
Victoria
Cloudy,
southerly
wind,
six
mile
per
hour;
bnro-'
meter,
30.00.
Estevan
Cloudy,
southeast
wind,
18
miles
per
hour;
baro
meter,
29.
'JO.
Triple
Island
tiouuy,
snow-
.i
.
i
1
r
II
ery,
souineasi
winu,
iuur
ninr
per
hour;
barometer,
-'J.ob;
temperature,
50;
sea
smooth.
n..nil
Tip..
Point
Part
cloudv.
I
temperature,
53;
sea
smooth.
Late
Telegraphs
AIR
MAIL
EXTENDED
OTTAWA
With
the
first
Right
next
Monday,
the
new
airniail
service
instituted
recently
from
Edmonton
to
Whitehorse
Is
to
be
extended
to
Dawson
by
the
United
Air
Transport
Co,
The
flights
will
Include
an
overnight
stop
at
Whitehorse.
It
is
planned
to
establish
weather
stations
at
Ed
monton,
Fort
St.
John,
Whitehorse
and
Dawson.
TO
BE
BURIED
MONDAV
VANCOUVER
The
funeral
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
V.
Soderlund,
Mrs.
A.
rindale,
Mrs.
Ida
Erickson
and
Miss
Muriel
Erickson,
all
of
Pioneer
Mine
and
victims
of
an
automobile
accident
when
their
car
plunged
Into
McGillivray
Creek
near
Chillinark.
will
take
place
Monday
afternoon.
TRAINING
OF
YOUTH
OTAWA
A
youth
training
pro.
gram,
Involving
the
expenditure
of
$500,000,
has
been
signed
between
the
Dominion
and
Ontario
governments,
II
was
announced
here
by
Hon.
Norman
Rogers,
MlnMer
of
Labor.
The
agreement
remains
In
force
until
the
end
of
March
next
year
and
calls
for
a
fifty-fifty
expenditure
by
(he
two
governments,
Ontario
paying
administration
costs.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
AUGUST
21,
1937.
The
first
diesel
motored
al
xteel
vessel
to
serve
in
the
grea
river
systems
of
the
Northwest
Territories
waa
H
unched
at
Fort
Smilh,
Alta.,
b
fore
a
cheering
crowd
cif
workmen,
trapjiers,
traders,
priests
and
provincial
diynatanca.
Mru,
J
C
Howen,
wife
of
the
lieutenant-governor
of
Alberta,
christened
the
new
vessel
"Radium
King."
The
Bhip
was
built
at
Sorel,
Que.,
cut
into
sections
anil
shipped
by
rail
lo
the
northern
city,
where
it
.was
welded
together
again.
It
will
carry
rati
'ipplies
out
of
the
Great
Rear
Lake
district.
Mrs.
Rowen
is
shown
in
the
upper
photograph
as
she
broke
a
bottle
of
champagne
over
the
ship's
bow.
The
lower
photograph
shows
the
"Radium
King
after
the
launching.
Another
Storm
Sweeps
Ontario
Cyclone
Visits
Southern
Fart
Province
Two
Killed
and
Many
Injured
VICEROY
ON
MOVE
camp
at
Intata
Lake
last
night
af-,ter
the
mojft
successtul
day's
fish-Ing
so
far
in
his
visit
to
Tweedsmulr
Park.
He
had
caught
twenty-eight
line
Ilsh.
Today
the
vice-regal
party
will
start
moving
by
airplane
to
the
Bella
Coola
Valley.
A
few
days
will
be
spent
at
Stule
Lodge
and
the,
Oovernor
General
and
party
will
be
at
Bella
Coola
next
Thursday.
There
His
Excellency
will
be
met
by
barometer.
29.73;
temperature,!
Miss
Elizabeth
McLeod,
who
Is
In
next
week,
50;
sea
smooth.
j
training
for
a
nurse
at
St.
Joseph's
:
lTnLni.
Qliiii.rr
1lM
rr,.ll..l
I.
tflivln
A
j
I
..
lu.
Vina
I.Vina
Vllrorg
whn
left
Occupational
Survey
Will
Be
Undertaken
VICTORIA.
Aug.
21:
Hoi.
George
S.
Pearson,
minister
oi
labor,
announced
yesterday
that
an
occupational
survey
would
be
undertaken
by
the
province
at
a
cost
of
$30,000
for
the
purport
of
planning
the
distribution
of
available
labor
among
workers.
celticIn-
LEAD
NOW
Defeats
Morton
4
to
nil
While
Rangers
are
Playing
Scoreless
Draw
With
Hibernians
GLASGOW,
August
21:
(Canadian
Press)
Celtic
went
Into
undisputed
leadership
of
the
First
Division
bernians.
Today's
scores:
Ayr,
6;
Queens
Park,
2.
Celtic,
4;
Morton,
0.
v
Dundee,
4;
Clyde,
1.
Falkirk,
4;
Aberdeen,
1.
Hibernians,
0;
Rangers,
0.
Motherwell,
5;
Arbroath,
1.
1.
Partlck
Thistle,
3;
Kllmarnock.O.
Hamll
Hamilton,
3.
SJJohistone,;
'Sl.'Mlrren.'l;
Hearts",
T
Third
Lanark,
1;
Queen
of
South,
Ambassador
To
Italy
Is
Earl
Sir
Eric
Drummond
Succeeds
T
Peerage
Following
Death
Of
Half
Brother
LONDON,
Aug.
21:
(CP)
Sir
Eric
Drummond.
British
ambas
'sador
to
Italy,
last
night
ed
to
the
Earldom
of
Perth
with
I
the
death
of
his
half
brother,
(William
Huntly
Drummond,
the
'Fifteenth
Earl,
at
Rouen,
France.
TORONTO,
Aug.
21:
Another
The
peerage
of
Perth
dates
storm
of
cyclonic
proportions
back
to
1G05
although
the
Drum-Bwept
Soulhern
Ontario
late
yes-
mond
family
traces
back
to
Bar-terday,
killing
two
persons,
In-Ion
Drummond
of
Cargill
who
rehiring
at
least
ten
and
doing
ceived
that
title
in
1488.
heavy
property
damage.
Weather
Forecast
Furnlsnod
tntou:
Ike
courteej
Oi
I.e
Dominion
Meteorological
Bureau
i
victoria
and
Prince
Rupert.
Thli
fore
"at
U
complied
from
ohservatlorut
t-ten
at
5
a.m.
today
and
coven
the
3
"wiur
period
ending
S
vm.
lomorrow).
Leaving
Intata
Lake
lor
Bella
Coola
General
Synopsis
A
moderate
Valley
Had
Good
Fishing
disturbance
Is
centred
off
the
Queen
Yesterday
,
charlotte
Islands
and
has
caused
-
rain
on
the
coast
and
In
northern
INTATA
LAKE.
Tweedsmulr
Park,
BriUsh
Columbia.
It
Is
fair
else.
August
21:
The
Governor
General,
wnere.
Lord
Tweedsmulr.
was
back
In
Prince
Runert
and
Queen
Char
Premier
T.
D.
Pattullo
who
will
ac-1
company
the
party
to
Prince
Ru-
Moscow
Newspapers
See
Tills
as
pert
and
on
to
Ottawa.
I
Next
Development
Following
The
vtce-regal
parity
is
due
ln!
.
Tortugal
Breaking
Olf
Prlnre
Runert
on
Frldav
evening
of,
Relations
with
Praha
tn.
i.nrnmnter.
2'.).78:
temnera-L..
.
.j.,.
i
here
earlv
in
July,
spent
a
month
Interpret
the
breaking
olf
of
dip
ture'.
55
light
swell.
i"?
city
on
"T
the
Princess
to
V
Adelaide
T
yest
in
Vancouver
before
proceeding
lomaUc
relations
by
Portugal
with
Alert
Ray
Heavy
rain,
light
easterlv
wind;
barometer,
29.95;
High
1:06
a.m.
21.0
It.
13:40
p.m.
20.3
ft.
Low
7:35
a.m.
2.7
ft.
19:50
p.m.
4.5
It.
PRICE:
5
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Metrooolis
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Waste
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Canadian
Apple
F0RlTH5;oP.VaS,Put
V
Af
hum
Mi
I
linn
and
Hollick-Ki
r&'inc
North
to
Join
In
Se.
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tfi
m.
i
lit
mii-iim
OTTAWA,
August
21:
-
The
value
of
the
Canadian
apple
crop
for
1937
Is
estimated
at
$5,000,000.
i
0
WATER
IN
SUB-ARCTIC
DAMAGE
IS
ENORMOUS
Great
Britain
and
United
States
Interests
Suffer
at
Shanghai
Shell
Hitting
United
States
Ship
Was
Japanese
Germany's
Stand
Supports
Japanese
But
Will
Remain
Neutral
Unless
Soviet
Should
Step
In
SHANGHAI.
August
21:
Havas
News
Agency
said
last
night
that
seventy
per
cent
of
the
British
Investments
In
Shanghai
were
threatened
by
fires
now
raging
through
a
large
portion
of
the
metropolis
as
fierce
fighting
between
the
Japanese
and
the
Chinese
continues.
Already
extensive
damage
has
been
done
to
British
Industries
and
pro-
;
perty
on
both
sides
of
the
Whang-
of
the
Scottish
Football
League
to-
DOo
River.
United
States
Interests
ua
by
defeating
Morton
four
to
have
also
suffered
extensively,
nothing.
Rangers,
the
league
j
War
and
fire
continued
today
to
champions,
hltnerto
tied
with
Cel-
lay
waste
Shanghai
with
foreign
tic,
could
do
no
better
than
split
police
estimating
about
eleven
points
In
a
scoieless
draw
with
III-
square
miles
of
the
world's
sixth
largest
port
destroyed.
Only
vxs
International
settlement,
French
concession
and
parts
of
Nantao
In
Soochow
Creek
area
remain
Intact.
Flames
have
spread
unchecked
in,
all
directions
because
firemen
hav
evacuated
the
burning
areas.
The
shell
which
struck
the
United
States
cruiser
Augusta
yesterday,
kiHlngiOnesailQr
eighteen
others,
was
said
lasf
night
to
have
been
from
a
Japanese
antiaircraft
gun.
Ten
civilians
and
a
hospital
were
destroyed
yesterday
In
an
air
raid
by
Japanese
planes
on
Nanking.
Three
Japanese
planes
bombed
Kluklan,
the
port
of
the
city
of
Nanking.
The
British
continue
to
hurry
their
nationals
from
the
war
area,
their
next
ship
southward
being
the
Empress
of
Canada
on
August
24.
Germany
Supports
Japan,
In
Tokyo
German
suppdrt
for
the
Japanese
policy
In
China
Is
reported
following
a
warning
by
Premier
Fumlmaro
Konoy
that
pro-Com
munist
elements
must
be
eliminated
from
North
China.
The
newspaper
Asahl
said
that
the
German
government
wished
to
remain
strictly
neu-traj
but
would
intervene
against
the
Communist
Internationale
to
prevent
any
Soviet
advance
toward
China.
Chinese
Raising
Funds
VICTORIA,
August
21:
Victoria
Chinese
have
instituted
a
campaign
to
raise
money
to
send
home
for
war
purposes.
Already
$6000
has
been
collected.
There
will
be
a
house
to
house
canvass
In
city
and
dis
trict.
Edmonton
Packer
Has
Passed
Away
lotte
Islands
Fresh
to
strone
winds:
John
Gainer,
Founder
of
Well
shifting
to
northwest,
cloudy
and;
Known
Firm,
Died
at
Ills
cool
with
rain.
I
me
Yesterday
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island)
Strong
southwest
shifting
to
EDMONTON,
Aug.
21:
John
northwest,
cool
with
showers.
,
Gainer,
prominent
Alberta
meat
.
packer
and
founder
of
the
firm
German
Attack
On
Czechoslovakia
MOSCOW,
August
21:
The
Sov
iet
newspapers
Izvetsla
and
Pravda
erday
afternoon
spend
a
vacation
to
KnKian(,
where
she
arrived
Czechoslovakia
as
an
Indication
wiui
ner
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Wednesday.
She
starts
teachin:
that
a
German
attack
on
Czecho
II.
McLeod.
tin
Nottingham
on
Monday.
I
Slovakia
may
be
expected.
bearing
his
name,
died
at
hla
home
yesterday.
Big
Increase
In
Lumber
Exports
Shipments
from
Province
This
.
Year
Are
Far
Ahead
Of
1936
VICTORIA,
Aug.
21:
Lumber
exports
from
British
Columbia
for
this
year
will
show
an
In
crease
of
33,827,000
board
feet
over
a
year
ago,
it
is
estimated
by
the
government.