Tomorrows
Tides
Today's
Weather
IO'
Vol.
XXVII..
No.
2Z0
10:45
a
m.
20.5
It.
23:34
pm.
18.0
ft.
4:20
a.m.
8,
(t.
17(25
pjn.
4.9
(t.
A.
Credit
CAUSE
SET
i
FOR
CRASH
Tet
nd
IaUI
i:rror
r
Judmfnt
Believed
Renonlble
for
Tran-
I
Canida
uuaier
vttaWA.
Dec.
3:
CP-Fog
and
a
fsUl
error
of
Judgment
by
Pilot
n,rmtd
Imrir
were
responsible
for
.u-
,r.h
near
Reslna
on
Novem
ber
18
of
a
TransCanada
Air
Line
sir
liner
In
whicn
imne
ana
nu
pilot
Jack
Herald,
lort
their
lire.
ThU
U
the
finding
of
an
officii!
inquiry
board,
report
of
which
...
Minted
yesterday
to
Hon.
!...
n
n.
Howe,
minister
ofi
rncrnrt
The
report
said
that
the
lm-i
4ite
-aue
of
the
craih
as
un-
dltrminbl
'bul
probabilities
are
Uut
the
airrraft
was
not
eauted
to
th
rat
nf
climb
reeom-
ICJIUUi1-
mended
In
the
company
Instruction
U
eliminated
the
powl-kim.
nf
n
nines
or
nlane
materli!
filling
l"d
declared
that
the
plane
hid
been
satisfactorily
tested
be-
fwt
lfint
Reglna
airport
PUTTING
ON
:
NEW
TAXES
:
TtUtta
Trr
Cent
lmpot
on
Undl-iUt4
Profit
Ufe
Insurances
frrmlumt
Alo
lo
be
Taied
VICTORIA,
Dec.
3:
CP
-Yesterday
In
lh
Lttlilaturrvltoii.
John
Ai
t
providing
for
a
fifteen
percent
Us
on
undivided
and
undistributed
profits
of
corporation.
If
the
minister
of
finance
cn
sidertd
the
funds
accumulaUon
cf
any
corporation
in
exceaa
ol
buuness
requirements
he
might1
r'ify
them
in
wrlUng
If
the
ex-i
ttss
was
not
distributed
within
ikiM.
ihaa(Lpr.
he
could'
Uxatlon.
Another
amendment
would
pro-tide
tor
a
M
percent
ux
on
in-larance
companies
on
gross
amount
of
premiums,
replacing
the
present
insurance
taxation.
Vancouver
To
Montreal
Air
Mail
Service
VANCOUVER.
Dally
air
mall
Dec.
3:
service
Taking
Evidence
By
Dictaphones
Sltnoirsphers
Displaced
In
Su-preme
Court
In
New
Zealand
She
Gov's
Aid
To
Build
Boats
.
.
HALIFAX.
Nova
8eotia.
Dee.
tlals
In
Regard
to
Handling
Jewish
Refugees
J:
CP
The
provlncUl
loan
t
4-
board
announce
that
ar-
4-
ransements
have
been
com-
then
dccUre
the
exce
liable
to
This
Appears
To
B
One
of
i:en-
LONDON.
Dec.
3:
CT
At
the
.conference
here
yesterday
in
regard
to
the
Jewish
refugees
question
that
thrre
must
be
a
H
w
u
w.ww
-
-
-
HH..II..
nf
h
nttltude
of
pelling
them
from
tne
counwj
This
is
a
matter
which
will
be
tak-.m
uith
Forelen
MlnUter
Joach-
l
!lm
von
Rlbbentrop
of
Oermany
hrn
ho
vlslta
Paris
next
week.
CPl
rspltc
repeated
overtures
from
between
f
in
regard
to
co-opcratlon
Montreal
and
Vancouver
by
Trans-',n
lhe
rcmoval
of
the
Jews
no
re-Car.ada
Air
Lines
was
Instituted
ply
nas
yet
been
received
from
ye
lerday
with
the
arrival
of
a
lhc
Reich
In
the
matter.
.A..
i
nr
a
fliaht
t-,
.A.ifrpnri'
here
Is
also
cn-
twenty-four,
devouring
to
deal
with
the
piiRiu
cf
a
little
less
than
.
L...i.....iiiml.
.i
i
rwvi
jpws
now
In
Poland
aiier
noun.
Anoiner
pi.uv
-
u
.
0p
er
ar
flight
in
the
opposite
direction.
havtng
been
and
i
dump
1
e
bord
r
enroute.
Five
stop,
were
made
many
upon
by
the
conference.
rcpnv.-
tatlves
of
tniny-iwo
eluding
Canada,
will
be
summoned
to
take
final
action
in
regaru
lhThrec
hundred
Jewish
children
i
n
tnnrinn
vesteroav
iruu
Oermany
and
England
Is
preparing
t
receive
five
thousand
muiv.
The
Nethcrlanas
ana
-
WELLINGTON.
Dec.
3.
(CPi
-
rp
arlng
receive
1500
Jcw-Dlctnphonea
have
been
Installed
in
Frc(U8ecs
from
Oermany
Al
th
r.inn
nr
ovlrirnre.
The
time
honored
method
of
stenographic
tfcord
is
being
thus
displaced.
Grote
Stirling
Is
Renominated
TENTICTON.
Dec.
3:
(CF)-Hn'
Prole
Stirling
of
Kelowna
has
lm
nominated
as
Conservative
ndldate
for
rc-clectlon
in
Yam
riding
at
the
next
federal
election.
ready
Holland
has
received
some
Jews
buj
wrlrf
ii
in
rurlln
nna
cise-
Jews
arc
In
where
in
Germany.
compicie
r"-
Ar
nm
today,
it
nas
ucen
u.---pm'
vt,i!
solidarity
by
as
a
Ly
oi
the
Nazi
authorities.
WINNIPEG
WHEAT
UP
cembrr
closing
aCplic
Feed
Alfalfa
RFIPH
MUST
ilo
Legislators.
COOPERATE
miaiiivu"
"
i
Oermany
which
has
been
stripping
Jews
of
all
they
have
.before
ex
members
of
the
House.
GIRL
WAS
after
a
thlrty-nour
aosence,
w
that
she
had
been
abducted
by
men
who
thought
by
mistake
that
she
could
pay
raitwme.
Tl;
father
..m
hi
was
released
when
the
men
became
convinced
that
he
was
unable
to
pay
ransom.
rwtors
said
that
the
gin
naa
noi
been
harmed
while
held
by
the
men
although
she
arrived
home
with
her
clothes
In
tattered
condition.
BRITAIN
TO
SEND
GOLD':
.
Will
Be
Placed
In
Hands
of
Bank
Of
Canada
To
Unance
Amis
Orders
For
Turks
May
Buy
Big
liners
ploj
ees
who
.i2dmerclj,
complied
Jf
....C
In
imlno
nr
villi
11
ii&iJii
uiuna
i.uuik
wh
strike
this
week.
Some
walk-outs
have
developed
In
sympathy
with
discharged
strike
leaders
behind
whom
the
General
Confederation
of
Labot
ordered
its
members
to
line
up
solidly.
Sailors
of
the
liner
Normandle
VICTORIA.
Dec.
3:
CP
LouU
yesterday
disregarded
mobillzaUon
Lebourdats.
the
energetW
member
orders
to
return
to
work
and
the
of
the
Legislature
for
Cariboo,
who
vessel
was
delayed
In
sailing
until
.
.
....1
J
Via
arlnMa(
If
Interests
himself
In
many
mailers
navai
sanors
couiu
uc
ai
notralnlne
to
the
Industrial
devel-
necessary,
to
man
her.
The
per-
ooment
of
hla
riding.
Is
now
ad-
sonnel
of
the
Normandle
headed
vocatlng
the
advantages
ana
pos5i-;me
crews
in
iukj
atuva
bllltles
of
alfalfa
flour.
He
plans
defied
the
government's
attempts
on
giving
an
"alfalfa
dinner"
to
to
break
their
general
strike
by
rroulsllioning
au
snius
m
wu.
Latest
Move
Of
Italy
Is
Talk
Subject
I
ROME.
Dec.
3:
(CP)
The
Earl
of
Perth,
British
ambassa-
nnr,
called
on
Fore
I
en
Minis-
ter
Clano
today,
the
visit
being
supposedly
for
the
purpose
of
1
I
.-!..
W
.
.
TUltnn
X
campaign
for
annexation
of
French
territory.
i
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C;,
SATURDAY,
DECEMBER
3,
1938.
Unions
SS.
rRlN'CE
HENRY
e
poking
forward
to
confirmation
ol
the
sale
of
die
liners
MONTREAL
Dt
ember
3
CP
ajudian
Rational
Steamships
a
Prmre
Henry
and
Print
David
to
Turku
intercls
R
B.
Teakli
general
-nanagdr
said
last
night
The
two
7,003-ton
luxury
liners,
built
in
1530
for
Pa.iftc
Coast
servlne
and
for
severa
years
lyirg
more
or
ess
Idlion
the
Atlantic
coast
have
been
on
the
market
lor
some
time
The
company
will
retain
oniy
the
Pr.nce
Robert
wh.ch
:s
opeiated
during
the
summers
on
the
Alaska
route.
CONFORMING
DALADIER
WITH
PACT
RELENTANT
Italy
limits
Naval
Armament
Un
der
New
Accord
Wllh
Great
Would
Not
Be
too
Hard
on
Striken
Who
Merely
Obeyed
Orders
Britain
PARIS.
Dec-
3:
CP
Premier
LONDON.
Dec.
3:
iCP
Italy
Edouaid
Dalad.cr
showed
a
meas
viuiarrfav
innnunrM
her
ennfor-
tir
nt
rflfnlmff
In
deallne
with
-
.aa
i-.n
in
at.
matinn
tn
!h
1036
London
naval
ih
ttriv
Mtuatinn
In
France
last
ptcicu
W
i
V
V
-
...
w
'
.
-
-
fist
the
fishing
fleet
to
build
treaty,
limiting
the
sue
of
naval
night
when
he
advised
employers
niw
boats
Sums
ol
up
to
ju
artnameni.
wa
pat
"
m
re-engage
wunouiJrcjuu.ccui
will
be
available
from
a
Joint
Anglo-IUllan
accord.
fund
ortt0.D00
6BHtnbUi
w
Hr
minuter
of
finance.
!ntimal-j.
b
'
tedcnl
and
provincial
gov-
I
nLnlirJQ:c
T0
ed
an
amendment
to
the
Taxation;.,.
u
LcDOUruaib
1
O
Spies
Are
NEW
YORK.
Dec
3:
CP
Sentences
of
from
two
lo
six
t.
vears'
Imprisonment
were
Im-
posed
yesterday
upon
two
men
and
a
woman
who
haa
been
t
convicted
of
selling
United
states
military
secrets.
.
The
sentencing
Judge
commented
J
rtTtmty"'vyehave'no
-sawdust
rrrlnlrlrf
on
our
nrlson
vards."
h
No
Federal
Aid
For
Drought
On
Prairies
Coming
EDMONTON,
Dec.
3:
CP
Hen.
Dr.
W.
W.
Cross,
minister
of
public
health,
announced
yesterday
that
the
government
had
been
advised
from
Ottawa
that
there
would
be
no
federal
aid
In
the
prairie
drought
.Piotestlng
the
attempU
to
force
j
'
,.eas
thts
year
h
Hirr
tn
u-nrk
at
government
14.
C
OM.V.W
w
..
w
.
D
-
employees,
the
strikers
prevented
the
Normandle's
scheduled
sailing
irvm
fTT,T,
Some
walkouts
have
developed
Will
nlJSVlln
sympathy
with
the
discharged
A'V1
vt
men
behind
whom
the
Oeneral
Confederation
of
Labor
has
order-
.
j
.i.
t.t
iur
r.n
U?nan
dAi
members
to
line
up
solidly
After
Hnding
She
roula
Could
Not
Not
,allsts
char?cd
Daiadler
wlth
...,....
UnJnB
up
m
the
Fasclst
mnu.
ences
In
crushing
the
general
OXON
HILL.
Maryland.
Dec.
2:
sit
Many
of
the
benefits
ob-
irn.
William
Brown,
father
of
18-
tfiinrd
under
the
Popular
Front
.-r.niri
Marv
Browai.
who
reap-
hnvp
ben
lost,
they
declared.
penred
at
her
home
Thursday
night
Sentenced
I
TO
BUILD
AIRCRAFT
Plant,
divine
Employment
To
600,t
To
Be
Built
at
Vancouver
VANCOUVER.
Dec.
3:
(CP
'
Aid.
Halford
D.
Wilson,
chairman
of
the
civic
airport
committee,
yesterday
forecast
the
establish
ment
next
year
of
a
$300,000
aircraft
manufacturing
plant
near
Sea
Island
airport
for
the
building
of
planes
for
the
British
government.
Six
hundred
men
will
be
employed
WILL
SEE
POPE
PIUS
rhamhrrlaln
And
Halifax
to
be
Received
by
Pontiff
Drulng
Visit
to
Rome
GALE
HITS
LAW
MILL
Victoria
House
Has
to
Suspend
When
Lights
Go
Out
South
Gets
Fieue
Storm
VICTORIA.
Sec.
3:
(CP)
Holding
up
shipping,
blowing
down
power
and
communication
lines
and
trees,
doing
more
or
less
minor
damage
and
even
halting
the
session
of
the
Legislature,
a
fierce
gale,
assuming
a
maximum
velocity
of
sixty-six
miles
per
hour
in
Vittorla,
swept
over
Vancouver
Island
and
the
.Lower
"Mainland'
yesterdaV
and
moved
Inland
over
Vancouver.
Oddly
enough
it
was
during
the
consideration
of
the
new
utilities
reflation
bill
that
the
lights
in
the
Legislative
Chamber
went
out.
Candles
and
lamps
pressed
into
service
but,
with
fading
daylight
at
4
pjn
Premier
T.
D.
Pattuilo
decided
it
was
too
dark
to
carry
on
and
suspended
the
session.
The
Princess
Marguerite,
inbound
from
Vancouver,
found
it
too
rough
to
get
into
the
harbor
and
was
cruising
outside
last
evening
awaiting
an
abatement
of
the
slorm
before
essaying
a
landing.
After
holding
off
the
harbor
mouth
for
six
hours,
she
finally
docked.
Prince
Rupert
Part
cloudy
southeast
wind,
six
miles
per
hour;'
barometer,
29.71
(falling);
temperature,
41;
sea
smooth.
next
Thursday.
PRICE:
CENTS
This
Province
Bill
Is
Introduced
By
Minister
of
Finance,
Making
Funds
Easier
Scheme
is
Based
Upon
Same
Lines
as
One
Already
in
Operation
in
Nova
Scotia
One
Per
Cent
Per
Month
Charge
VICTORIA,
December
3:
(CP)
Hon.
John
Hart,
minister
of
finance,
last
night
introduced
in
the
Legislature
a
bill
to
set
up
credit
unions
throughout
the
province.
It
is
based
on
similar
legislation
in
Nova
Scotia
and
would
permit
any
ten
or
more
persons
10
iorm
a
union
on
irnvernment
annrovaL
The
caoital
would
consist
of
an
$5
Loans
would
be
made
to
members
living
in
the
area
set
forth
In
their
union
constitution
only
for
provident,
productive
or
merchandising
purposes
at
rates
up
to
one
per
cent
monthly
Inclusive
of
all
charges.
When
the
House
adjourned
last
night
for
the
week-end,
It
was
intimated
that
prorogation
might
be
Three
scows
were
sunk
at
Og-
I
made
his
sctaway
In
a
car.
Thii
den
Point
as
a
freighter
broke
'makes
the
fourteenth
attack
by
a
away
from
her
moorings.
It
was
i
mystery
slasher
to
have
been
so
r.rr.L
frrirhtrr
F.varros
f
..
rtrw--teH
V.
----,---
.
4t
upuikVU.
which
rammed
the
three
timber-laden
scows
as
she
swung
broadside
after
breaking
her
lines
in
the
hurricane.
Three
men
were
slightly
injured
in
attempting
to
make
the
vessel
fast.
A
dredge
was
damaged
and
a
skylight
was
torn
off
the
elevator.
Windows
throughout
the
cllv
were
smashed
and
light
service
disrupted
generally.
The
damage
In
Victoria
is
estimated
at
thousands
of
dollars.
From
Vancouver
also
came
reports
of
power
and
communication
lines
blowing
down
and
min
or
damage
being
done
to
property
or
shipping.
Alex
Smith
and
Francis
Jones.
Vancouver
hunters,
were
rescued
by
Japanese
fishermen
when
their
duck
punt
capsiied
In
the
Fraser
River
near
Sea
Island.
Shipping
Turkeys
North
By
Plane
VATICAN
CITY.
December
3:'
Christmas
Fow
Being
M-d
From
VANCOUVER,
Dec.
3:
(CP,
--
IS
IT
ONLY
IMAGINING?
Some
English
Authorities
Inclined
To
Be
Skeptical
About
Fhanto-torn
Slasbingv
in,
orth
,
LONDON,
December
3
(Canadian
Press'
There
Is
a
tendency
in
certain
criminal
Investigation
clr-
-
cles
here
to
the
belief
that
the
re-
Dorted
"phantom
slashings"
In
Northern
England
may
be
the
I
figment
of
the
Imagination
of
hy
sterical
women.
A
fourteen-year
old
girl
has
con
fessed
that
her
story
of
being
at
tacked
was
a
lie.
She
admitted
that
she
had
received
cuts
accidentally.
;
She
has
been
arrested
on
a
charge
of
causing
public
mischief.
Practically
all
the
wounds
have-been
merely
superficial.
However,
there
was
report
last
night
of
another
Incident
at
Hall-;
fax,
a
married
woman
being
slashed
in
the
arms
by
a
man
who
Will
Subsidize
Large
Quantity
'Of
Export
Grain
WASHINGTON
D.C..
Dec.
3:
(CP)
Under
the
export
subsidy
plan,
It
I
is
anticipated
120,000,000
bushels
of
American
wheat
will
be
placed
In
'the
world
markets
before
next
.July.
So
far
64,000,000
bushels
has
been
disposed
of
In
this
manner.
Country
Elevator
Destroyed
By
Fire
Twenty
Thousand
Dollars
Damage
in
Destruction
of
House
at
Holden
Yesterday
Roval
Canadian
Mounted
Police
CP-K
is
reported
nere
u
yjy
tamomon
,
.
TENDON
December
3:
(CP);no
more
will
be
seen
riding
horses
plus,wl"
"ce!ve
.
.
trnvfnw-rYWrw
3-
(CP-J
elevatof
here
was
destroyed
by
fire
nncing
oi
n
'r"-"
Tr;
;7""fu
:
,
-
,B
.,iinM.
has
recovered
suf-iday
a
plane
leaving
for
the
norinf
i
!taln
"
11
In
Canada
and
United
States.,
WINNIPEG,
Dec.
3:
CPi-HW
t
o
WRr
it
might
be
dlf.
In
.ytng
orders
sent
Winning
wheat
w
from
BrUaln
M.
P.
ke.
up
ict
V
rs,frdny'
to
Canada.
'
blto.
been
oeen
5iuPl-u
shlpp
.c
U...K
,
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-
u
.
.
.
-
2nn
of
the
Tonight's
train,
due
from
tho
Regtna
;ma
and
irom
now
on
R.
u.
ncieniiy
irum
hb
"
'"
"
"
"
.
...
hotel
In
.
the
tot
.at
a
n
11
nVtnrir
clock,
was
mail
rnnrted
reported
undertake
his
low
for
delivery,
to
a
p
offlc
officers
will
ride
in
automo-last
week
to
again
.
regular
duties.
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