Today's
Weather
prince
Rupert
Clear,
northerly
Tln
two
miles
per
hour;
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April
25:
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YORK
April
25.
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proposed
a
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program
lor
national
Governors
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uttp
UlUllldUlYCd
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New
Brunswick
and
wick.
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LADYSMITTT
1Jle
Orand
Post
of
the
Native
Sons
Brltbh
Columbia,
In
session
expressed
by
resolution
its
iPPOSttion
in
v.
1
nAt
'ne
Yukon
to
British
Columbia.
To
u
SO.
).
J!
it
"
w
to
to
was
felt,
would
add
fur-
tho
'
"Mi
Columbia
and
would
also:
hoolgthe
qUCStl0n
0f
seParate
Captain
Uses
l0
OllPil
Miifinir
filter
CannHI.Y.
-,!.
Chilian
Port
After
Trouble
Aboard
Ship
resort
to
the
use
of
arms.
at
OFAGASTA,
Chili.
April
25:
arrlv
ue
frel8Wer
Canadian
has
serin!
,
1
re
wlth
two
of
her
crew
muti.
y.
wounled
as
a
result
of
a
to
7y
-
p'1
which
the
captain
m
to
BULLETINS
BRIDAL
TRAGEDY
COVEMltY,
England
Lola
Mitihell,
21-year-old
dancing
teacher,
whose
bridal
party
was
turned
into
tragedy
yesterday
when
flames
in
a
photographers'
studio
enveloped
flimsy
gowns,
was
today
recovering
with
nine
others
from
severe
burns.
Two
of
the
party,
a
bridesmaid
and
flower
girl,
died
from
burns.
The
paity
was
posing
for
pictures
when
the
dress
of
Eunice
Naylor,
the
bridesmaid,
caught
fire
from
an
electric
healer.
MOVES
NO.V
CONFIDENCE
OTTAWA
Soon
after
the
opening
of
the
House
of
Commons
today
following
Easter
recess,
a
want
of
confidence
motion
against
the
government
was
moved
by
Hon.
Grote
Stirling,
Conservative
member
for
Yale
and
former
minister
of
national
defense,
who
accused
Hon.
Ian
Mackenzie,
the
present
minister
of
national
defense,
of
using
Pacific
Coast
defense
plans
as
a
political
weapon
in
the
Victoria
federal
by-election
last
fall.
He
would
place
the
House
on
record
as
declaring
defense
appropriations
should
not
be
used
directly
or
indirectly
for
political
parti-zanship
purposes.
ASK
NAZIS
TO
CONFER
President
of
Czccho
-
Slovakia
Adopts
Conciliatory
Stand
Following
Congress
of
Germans
PRAGUE,
April
25:
(CP)
Presl
dent
Edouard
Benes
of
Czecho
Slovakia
Slovakia
has
has
Invited
mvnea
the
me
ueijuaujf
Germany
pn-nnorntp
w
in
mc
uuvemiucui,
m
OTTAWA,
April
25:
CP
On
an
enaeovour
to
iron
out
national
1
thres
provinces
of
the
Dorrv
,
aK
f
erences
including
the
problem
mion
will
have
withdrawn
approp-1
of
the
3,500,000
Germans
in
Czecho
fata
for
the
maintenance
'
'
Slovakia.
e
official
residences
of
their
The
conciliatory
attitude
ol
Ueutenam
Governors,
these
being
presiaent
Benes
follows
a
congress
1
h4.
'Utrt
1
Lit
of
German
Nazis
m
uzeciio
Slovakia
which,
asserting
that
It
was
powerful
enough
to
enforce
its
demands,
insisted
on
complete
equality
and
autonomy
for
Germans
In
the
country
as
well
as
a
i
voice
in
the
government.
It
was
reported
at
the
week-enci
j
that
the
Soviet
government
had
delivered
300
bombing
planes
to
the
government
of
Czecho-Slovakla.
Hungary
Restless
BUDAPEST,
Hungary,
April
25'
(CP)
At
a
mass
meeting
of
twenty
thousand
persons
here
yester
dav.
demand
was
made
for
a
re
vision
of
the
boundaries
of
Hun
gary
and
Czecho-Slovakla.
Egyptian
Cotton
Tax
Is
Protested
ZprSLTToX,
Oreat
-italn
Sends
Note
To
N,,
Government
WKmif
rarouk
J
Columbia
while
other
parts
or
bein"
more
ln
need-
werc'
nnn
nl
Anril
25:
(CP)-
iThe
tsriusn
guvcii""
sent
a
protest
to
the
new
government
of
iKlng
Farouk
01
ugypt
tt"
"
A
flTl
C
crease
In
tariff
on
British
cotton
Mahatma
Gandhi
Foresees
Death
Indian
Leader
Despondently
Tells
Bombay
Newspaper
He
Has
Only
Year
Longer
to
Live
BOMBAY,
April
25:
(CP)-
In
a
letter
of
despondent
tone
written
to
a
Bombay
newspaper
Mahatma
n.HV,i
Tndlan
nationalist
leader,
little
more
than
a
has
I
aays
that
he
'
year
to
live.
.
.
Edward
It,
Jenkins
Was
Prominent
In
Masonic
Circles
On
Prairies
I
VICTORIA,
April
25:
(CP)
Ed-
j
ward
R.
Jenkins,
formerly
of
Re-gina.
died
here
at
the
week-end
He
had
been
long
prominent
in
Masonic
circles
on
the
prairies.
OF
NEWLOAN
Details
of
Arrangement
for
Accommodation
Between
China
and
Great
Britain
HANKOW,
April
25
of
a
British
loan
to
(CP)
Terms
China
with
J
other
loan
for
$100,000,000
In
Un-
.ited
Statesr
dollars
bears
five
per
'
cent
interest
and
Is
payable
in
fifteen
years.
Chinese
Ketreat
SHANGHAI,
April
25:
(CP)
I
Twenty
thousand
Chinese
are
re-I
'
ported
in,
full
retreat
.
from
the
1
I
11
1
T-..
iungnai
nan
way
une
us
me
id-y-,
janese
continue
their
new
push
in'
I
Shantung
Province.
The
rallwayl
J
was
t
shelled
today.
The
city
of
'Fanchang
was
reported
taken
by
Demonstration
in
Vancouver
Yes
Japanese
troops
advancing
irom;
terday
to
impress
iseea
oi
Llnl
and
the
recapture
of
Talrch-'
Federal
Public
-Works-
wane
by
the
Japanese
was
reported
.
1
rogram
Imminent.
Library
Assn
Urges
Repealing
i
11
i
y
Nasi
Council
of
Czechoslovakia
to
(JJ
rafllOCK
LaW
VANCOUVER,
April
25:
(CP)
E.
S.
Robinson,
librarian
of
the
Vancouver
Public
Library,
has
been
elected
president
of
the
Vancouver
Library
Association.
The
Association
passed
a
resolution
seeking
repeal
of
the
Quebec
padlock
law.
DALADIER
DECREES
PARIS,
April
25:
(CP)
a
week
of
conferences
In
con-noriinn
with
French'
financial
ITALIANS
LOSE
OUT
Two
Thousand
Dead
and
Eight
Thousand
Wounded
so
Far
in
Spanish
War
ROME,
April
25.
It
is
reported
here
that
2009
Italian
soldiers
have
been
killed
and
8300
wounded
so
far
In
the
Spanish
civil
war
while
fighting
as
an
expeditionary
force
for
the
insurgents.
The
most
of
the
casualties
have
been
since
March
9
when
the
insurgents
I
launched
their
new
offensive.
Insurgents
Gaining
BURGOS,
Spain,
April
25:
(CP)
General
Francisco
Franco's
Spanish
insurgent
forces
are
reported
to
have
pushed
government
Thirty
persons,
including
a
urn-
the
United
States.
ish
seaman,
were
killed
and
fifty
jhe
Japanese
charge
that
Gib-wounded
today
when
Insurgent
bons
operated
as
a
bomber
for
the
warplanes
bombed
El
Grado,
the
Chinese
in
the
Oriental
war.
Gib-port
of
Valencia.
bons
denies
having
done
any
bombing
or
fighting
against
th'.
W0RKLESS
ON
MARCH
VANCOUVER,
April
25.
Three
thousand
single
unemployed
single
men
paraded
through
Vancou-
ver
city
streets
Sunday.
The
dem
onstratlon
was
staged
to
"impress
1
upon
the
authorities
the
need
of
a
federal
nubile
works
program."
!
Permission
to
hold
the
parade
was
granted
by
Vancouver
civic
authorities.
The
men
marched
four
abreast.
The
parade
extended
for
a
length
of
five
city
blocks.
Traffic
was
held
up
about
fifteen
minutes.
A
mass
meeting
at
Camble
Street
grounds
demanded
an
Immediate
program
of
work
and
wages.
Weather
forecast
General
Synopsis
The
pressure
is
hlch
southwest
of
Vancouver
1
Island
and
a
disturbance
is
ap-
proachlng
the
Queen'
Charlotte
Islands.
The
weather
remains
fair;
land
warm
in
all
parts
of
British
Cabinet
Split
Denied
by
Premier
Of
Columbia.
France
Important
Conferences
Held
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Chai-;
lotte
Islands
Moderate
to
fresh
northwest
winds,
fair
and
becoming
'
unsettled
tonight.
:
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island
Moderate
northwest
to
south-1
west
winds,
fine
today
and
more
problems
Including
efforts
to
stop
unsettled
at
night.
the
falling
of
the
franc,
.rremict
Edouard
Daladier
is
expected
to
issue
Important
decrees
during
the
coming
week.
Premier
Daladier
denies
a
cabinet
split
exists
over
the
financial
situation.
NEGOTIATE
FOR
TREATY
Polish
Delegates
Arrive
In
Capital
of
Lithuania
for
Economic
Conference
KOVNO,
April
25.
Polish
arrived
In
this
Lithuanian
OFFENDS
GERMANY
Work
of
British
Cartoonist
Draws
Official
Protest
From
German
to
British
Government
.J
LONDON,
April
25.
The
German
government
has
sent
an
official
protest
to
the
British
government!
at
cartoons
by
David
Lowe
appear-
j
ing
ln
the
British
press.
The-car-1
toons
take
exception
to
depict
Adolf
Hitler.
One
arousing
particular
objection
was
entitled
"Hit
and
Muss"
and
carlcaturlzed
Hit
ler
and
Mussolini.
r.anital
at
the
week-end
.
to
open
Miss
Jessie
Glllis,
daughter
of
conferences
today
looking
toward
(
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
J.
Glllis,
was
re-the
negotiation
of
an
economic
,
ported
today
to
be
making
satis-treaty
between
the
two
countries
factory
progress
following
an
op-whlch
recently
resumed
diplomatic
eration
for
appendicitis
in
the
relations
after
a
suspension
for
Prlriceu
Rupert
General
Hospital
on
eighteen
years.
Saturday,
-
.
NORTH
EKN
AND
CENTRAL
IJKITISII
(
OLUMRIA'S
NEWSIAPKK
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
APRIL
25,
1938.
Japanese
but
admits
having
been
engaged
in
instructing
Chinese
pilots.
His
wife
was
allowed
to
proceed
on
the
Empress
of
Asia
but
Gibbons
is
still
being
held.
Demonstration
Of
Fascists
Causes
London
Trouble
LONDON.
April
25:
(CP)
Disorders
attended
a
Fascist
demonstration
in
Piccadilly
Circus
yesterday
and
a
number
of
arrests
weru
made.
Rival
Clans
Of
Moslems
Clash
Eight
Persons
Killed
In
Riots
At
Lucknow,
India,
Over
Weck-End
LUCKNOW,
India,
April
25:
(CP)
Eight
persons
were
killed
in
Lucknow
at
the
week-end
in
clashes
between
rival
Moslem
clans.
BUDGET
IS
COMING
UP
Eyes
Will
Focus
on
Sir
John
Simon
in
British
Parliament
Tomorrow
LONDON,
April
25:
(CP)
On
Tuesday
Sir
John
Simon,
Chancellor
of
the
Exchequer,
will
present
his
budget.
adler
who
is
coming
to
London
to
discuss
matters
of
the
two
nations.
Importance
to.
DEATH
LIST
FORTY-FIVE
All
Victims
of
Virginia
Colliery
Disaster
Are
Recovered
GRUNDY,
Virginia,
April
25.
The
bodies,
some
very
badly
burned,
of
all
forty-five
victims
of
the
week-end
colliery
disaster
here"
had
bodn
brought
out
yesterday
and
sent
to
their
homes.
A
searching
Investigation
of
the
disaster
has
been
commenced
by
the
United
States
Bureau
pf
Mines.
-
-
ing
London
and
other
vital
points
and
in
inflicting
Immediate
devastating
reprisals
upon
an
enemy.
ROBBERY
OF
GEMS
At
Vancouver'
on
Saturday
Evening
Moslem
.
in
eastern
Syria.
Halibut
Sales
Summary
American
103,500
pounds,
and
5c
to
7.1c
and
5c.
Canadian
107,000..
pounds,
Tomorrow's
Tides
High
ltf:43
ajn.
17.8
ft
23:05
p.m.
10.4
It.
Low
4:39
a.m.
7.0
It.
16:46
p.m.
6.7
It
Air
Defences
Are
Wea
!
Former
Redna
Man
Is
Dead
6.7c
6c
and
4c
to
6.1c
and
5c.
American
t
Estep,
29,000,
Cold
Storage,
6.7c
and
5c.
k
On
Thursday
and
Friday
Prime
Eonanza,
25,500,
Cold
Storage,
Minister
Neville
Chamberlain
will
7c
and
5c.
confer
with
Premier
Edouard
Dal-1
Tatoosh,
26,000,
Pacific,
7c
and
5c.
Onan,
14,000,
Atlln,
7.1c
and
5c.
Eureka,
9,000,
Booth,
7c
and
5c.
'
Teeny
Milly,
Old
Country
Is
Not
Strong
Enough
Either
To
Attack
Or
Defend
Herself
By
Aircraft
JAPS
HOLD
U.SJLIER
Amrican
Pilot
Ketnoved
From
Can-.adlan
Liner
At
Yokohama
At
End
Of
Week
YOKOHAMA
Ar.ril
25:
(CP
In
the
of
Ter-
troops
back
vicinity
Tne
Unlted
gtates
CQnsul
at
yoko.
uel.
Since
Saturday
the
rebels
nama
ls
lnvestlgatlng
the
arrest
by
which
to
Drosecute
the
war
against
"f"
.
T
"
"
"
Japanese
authorities
or
Melvia
T
.
.
.
'
ftiaario-vaiencia
nignway
ana
in
:
rVZZ
:
"T.:.
J
the
Pyrenees
passes
and
are
ap
Gibbons,
former
United
States
Ar
my
iner,
who
was
taken
saturaav
seaport
from
the
liner
"Empress
of
Asia
Parliament
Is
Stirred
By
Disquieting
Information
And
All
Sides
Express
Anxiety
and
Need
For
Immediate
Action
LONDON,
April
25:
(CP)
Disquieting
realization
that
Great
Britain
has
not
enough
airplanes
either
to
defend
herself
or
attack
an
enemy
in
a
decisive
manner
placed
a
major
problem
before
Parliament
and
the
cabinet
today.
From
all
sides
came
the
charge
that
the
domestic
aircraft
industry
was
not
producing
bombers
and
fight-ers
rapidly
enough,
-
The
scramble
for
more
plafles
lsj
a
TArrTrin
assertedly
based
on
the-British
mil-!
AINlllHrK
itary
theory
that
the
next
war
would
be
fought
with
tremendous
aboard
which
he
was
returning
to
masses
of
aircraft
both
in
defend-
DEADLOCK
Alaska
Salmon
Canning
Industij
Hit
Again
By
War
Between
C.
I.
O.
and
A.
F.
of
L.
SEATTLE,
April
25:
(CP)
Another
deadlock
between
the
Am
'erican
Federation
of
Labor
and
the
Committee
for
Industrial
Organ-
Bold
Hodd-up
In
West
Apartment
,
Izatlon
threatens
to
tie
up
the
Al-
aska
salmon
canning
industry.
111:5
I
American
Federation
has
demand-led
an
immediate
decision
on
the
VANCOUVER,
April
25:
(CP)
bargaining
agency
fortheworkers
Bandits
enteredtne
apartment
ofjof
the
Industry.
Mrs.
Celia
Hall,
Trafalgar
Man-.
Typo
Head
For
Teace
sions,
Nelson
Street.
Saturday
eve-
NEW
YORK,
April
25:
Pres
ning
and
escaped
with
$1700
worth
!
dent
Howard
of
the
International
of
Jewelry
after
binding
and
gag-
i
Typographical
Union
urges
-an
lm-ging
three
persons,.
First
the
ban-
'mediate
settlement
of
differences
dlts
trussed
up
Mrs.
Hall
whose
'between
the
Committee
on
Indus-cries
were
heard
by
the
caretakei
,trlal
Organization
and
the
Am-who
was
also
overpowered.
The
,
erican
Federation
of
Labor.
The
caretaker's
wife
followed
to
inves-
j
entire
labor
movement
is
being
tigate
and
received
similar
treat-
i
Imperilled
by
the
activities
of
the
ment.
By
the
time
the
police
wera
warring
factions,
declares
Howard.
able
to
respond
to
a
call
turned
in
:
1
I
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.
1
1
Jll
1
s
'
uy
a
maiu,
uie
uauuus
naa
Kb-
.
caned
with
their
loot
Thev
over-1
looked
a
$3000
bracelet
which
Mrs.;
Hall
was
wearing.
Christians
And
Moslems
Clash
BEYRUT.
Syria,
April
25:
(CP)-
By-Election
On
May
20
Expected
That
is
Mentioned
as
Date
c
Which
Dcwdncy
People
Will
Go
to
Polls
VICTORIA,
April
25:
(CP)
According
to
well-infnrmpri
mmrtprs
Seven
persons
are
reported
killed
,
preparations
are
being
made
for
In
rioting
between
Christians
and!thp
iMinn.
,
tha
f,rnlnni,i
election
in
Dewney
on
May
20
to
fill
the
vacancy
in
the
Legislature
caused
by
the
death
of
the
late
Dr.
Frank
P.
Patterson.
There
are
three
candidates
in
the
Held
Liberal,
Conservative
and
C.C.F.
PICTURE
ROBBERY
Half
a
.Million
Dollars
of
Art
Treasures
Are
Taken
From
Castle
At
Canterbury
Canadian
LONDON,
April
25.
Scotland
Capella
1,
17,000,
Atlin,
6.1c
and
Yard
admits
that
it
has
no
defin-
5c.
ite
clues
towards
the
solution
of
a
Covenant,
21,000,
refused
6c
and
sensational
art
rohbery
at
the
castle
4c,
holding
over.
home
at
Canterbury
of
Sir
Edmund
Toodie,
9,000,
Pacific,
6c
and
4.5c.
Da
vies.
Treasuied
paintings
ln-
14,000,
Cold
Storage,
6c
and
4c.
p.S.T.,
5,500,
Booth,
6c
and
4c.
Nornen,
6000,
Atlin,
6c
and
4c.
Northforeland,
5,500,
Atlln,
6c
and
4c.
Lake
Biwa,
10,500,
Booth,
6c
and
4c.
Essential,
12,000,
Cold
Storage,
6c
and
4c.
Salida,
9,500,
Pacific,
6c
and
4.5c.
Borgund,
8,500,
Cold
Storage,
fic
and
5c.
Domino
II..
9,500,
Cold
Storage,
6c
and
5c.
eluding
works
of
five
old
masters
were
taken
in
one
of
the
most
sensational
robberies
of
its
kind
in
recent
years.
The
value
of
the
paintings
is
estimated
at
$500,000.
Twenty
week-end
guests
at
the
castle
'were
examined
by
the
police
but
they
were
unable
to
throw
any
light
upon
the
mystery.
BAR
SILVER
;n&w
luiiiv:
irj
nar
su-
vpr
wan
imrhanwrt
at
4532c
nei-
une
ounce
on
me
icw
iur&
tuci-al
market
today.