Irtnch
Capilal
uives
nemonsira
lion
of
Esteem
for
British
Monarch
Itit
ureeted
ln
Paris
today
by
i
hesWcnt
Albert
Lebrun
as
guns
tmccl
ilute
to
the
state
visitors.
d
the
route,
forming
a'
it
hundred
heavy
trunks
being
w
tcrday
from
nuckinp-
n
Ti.x:--.
o
Dover,
the
King
and
iff.i
r
Marked
today
for
a
stale
i.
Pi::.
The
K
had
returned
on
Sua-
B3T
i"!
Ei;
Ingham
Palace
ipr.i
fL
or
where
he
had
been
111
for
wwk
wl'h
gastric
Influenza.
A
mud
.hp"rcd
him
at
the
palate
The
Kir"
and
Queen
arc
bcln-j
xnpx-ard
by
Lord
Halifax,
-rUgn
oenrctaty.
Halibut
Sales
Summary
American
119,500
pounds,
Gc
to
8c
and
Cc.
Canadian-
41,500
pounds,
nd
5c
to
7
lc
and
5c.
American
Superior.
22.000,
Cold
5c
and
Cc
Tacoma,
20.000,
Atlln,
Cc
and
6c.
Jane
?n.000.
cold
Storasc,
7.5:
ad
6r
'
Pier-
14,000.
Pacific,
8c
and
6c.
Lanr.ms,
14,000,
Booth,
7.8c
and
Mary
U
.
8,500,
Booth,
7.Cc
and
Cascade.
11.000.
Cold
Storace.
7.0c
M
6c
Canadian
Oulvlk,
12,000,
Atlln,
6.7c
and
5c.
Morris
II..
4,000,
Royal;
7.1c
and
Margallce,
5,000,
Booth,
7c
and
'slieries
Bureau
11
Badly
Holed
lak
In
U.
S.
S.
Itrnitt
mi
Knrflak
"land
Is,
However,
Controlled
BEATTI
pough
first
Ij.ll
.
VV
UUIU
vlW
V1IV
niteel
States
Bureau
of
Fisheries
'kULIirMItt
ft.
.
1
....
.
.
"rant,
stranded
near
QQiak
llarbnr
,mi
.,i
t,n.
"""V
ttllUUtC
liUlil
bffltil
I
u,
Scward,
was
sinking,
It
barii,.
,u
umi
ncr
Bottom
was
,"aiy
daniainii
j
n,,
n,
11.
lrn11.,j
l,,u
tuii-
ri(a
biuuuui'u
111
11
'J
iUIJ.
Ben
Dotlds
,7
U4
of
wimcs
OrmcV
Drug
urug
c
Store
w
lnl
thU
Iftaff
afternoon
on
.
c
l'0r
a
Mday
trip
.to
l
the
Van
Ti'ri
rrl
I
tsVi
Vir
Vli.fVi
1
1
1
f
vnirrtllnn1
nc
rnervf
rtf
o
TTnVinrl-
ljiluoil
mjt
uu
ill
uui.
ivillilif
no
vuucui
n
ui
c
iiuiiur
.
.
....
.
.
m
7
zollern,
she
was
credited
with
keeping
uumania
irom
PARIS.
Juiy
iw.
tur;--
w8
jng
drawn
mto
the
struggle
on
tors
VI.
and
Queen
Elizabeth
the
slde
of
the
centrai
powers
and
,
ultimately
bringing
it
Into
the
I
struggle
as
one
of
the
allies.
Its.
nrmv
u'9
rnntpri
and
thp
ronntrv:
The
vUtis
designed
to
reaffirm,
fnriW
tn
fnr
an
ln
-,
did
a
similar
visit
by
the
late
Dcccmbcr,
1917.
but
ln
the
end
the'
miOnrgr
V..
me
common
uonv,
klnednm
was
materially
exDanded
If
the
f
J
rcat
Empires.
I
nd
a
membcr
of
the
"little
i
The
Kins
train
arrived
at
11:49
,
lth
Czechoslo-
m
ijiiii!:.
(3:49
am.
Pacific
vakl
and
Yugoslavia,
became
a
l-inaar!
nmc.i
plvoUl
state
in
the
post-war
MUon
uneu
mc
shxx-i
KJ
bcv
.
nanubian
nroblem.
picture,
wueen
Mane
nau
io
sirug-i
.
-
fore
her
husband,
King
Ferdinand,
son,
as
representatives
of
the
dynasty.
,
That
regime
lasted
until
June
especially
active
In
child
wenare
and
was
Instrumental
in
having
the
playgrounds
of
Bucharest
improved
and
extended.
Although,
as
she
admitted,
she
sometimes
spent
twelve
hours
a
day
at
her
writing,
sh
was
seen
frequently
it
the
43rd
birthday.
Her
health
failed
ln
1937.
An
at
tack
of
grippe
in
March
was
ex
plicated
by
phlebitis
ana
an
inter
nal
hemorrhage.
There
was
a
re
currence
of
the
latter
in
junc
ana
again
early
in
November.
The
third
s.n
soverc
ana
eigiu
nmiu
trip
to
be
near
his
mother
and
her
daughters,
Queen
Marie
of
Yugoslavia
and
Archduchess
Ileana,
were
summoned
td
Zotrozeni
Castle.
Noted
for
licauiy
Noted
for
her.
beauty,
she
was
resourceful,
versatile
and
Intellectual
to
a
degree
perhaps
unequalled
....
r,tv,pr
nueen
of
Iter
time.
vp..
she
was
democratic,
friendly.
and
approachable
and
aHasctnei
most
human
of
sovcr.
one
of
the
elnns.
.
I
Ppw
roval
consorts
nnve
wwiuuu
(Continued
on
Page
Two)
IS
GREETED
,
BY
MEXICO
President
Roosevelt
Now
Warship
Off
California
Ccdros
Island
coast.
Church
Aboard
Coast
ABOARD
U.
S.
S.
HOUSTON,
WITH
PRESIDENT
ROOSEVELT
tlinDf
their
Majesties
as
theyj
But
whife
Roumanla
thus
was
July
-Navalra
orepoje
iper-
..,.,
fmm
fh
vne
sfjitinn
awiiiuu
uin-i
nftpfl.
,
.
..feet
weather
as
the
heavy
cruiser
kotb
etj
.'
irom
i
:
mine
ceremonies.
l
"
:
'"::
I
dropped
anchor
at
9:40
a.m
i
n...
fviiLnnH
tpii
.
hplmptpd
.
...
.
aay
near
mic
wnn
lancica
lamiiy
aiiairs.
uc-
.
..
i
i
n
unrn
of
protection
lor
ine.r
dled
,
27
her
eldest
Carol,
Mexl(Tan
629
com.
had
renounced
his
family
and
In-.
,
.
n,.
,Mn,i
manded
by
Conundr.
e
Magana.
wds
sang
the
national
hcrltance
to
Uvc
ln
Francc
wlth
Qn
6apUln
Dc
f
the
two
countries
ana
.iota.
mil
vnu
v."-
,an
inamorata.
inamorata.
Macda
Macaa
Lunescu.
L,UDescu.
The
ine
-
nnrn
"
MJ
uuiuvo
'"j't
.
.
.
,,
i
I
.
'
.
,
1
lrt
rt
V
1
1U
I
U
HUMVi
iiUUVI
Sun-
off
the
services
M
tin"
uivc
wiu
rwuiK.
throne
thereupon
went
to
his
5-
ua
nr
v,
novoi
sprvlrn
nf
Pnprtn
Leaving
Dover
vear-old
son
Michael
under
a
re-'mmvmn
was
siehted.
After
the
U?r:Do-
July
ia;
jyCTir-
WUll
.cenev
of
five
with
Queen
Marie
tspfvlecMacuercr
-warvrreeted
Aby-
ImimIta
hnlnrf
.
.
-
"
....
and
Prince
Nicholas,
her
second
the
President,
and
he
extended
tl'e
greetings
of
the
President
of
Mexico.
President
Cardenas
expressed
the
wish
that
Mr.
Roosevelt's
visit
l?ju,
wncn
Larui
uj
otvuia
u
wcAitati
vio
i-i-y
airplahe
dash,
returned
to
oust
his
land
that
his
fishing
luck
would
.
.
.
.
.
rr-U
I
i,
iV,n
knit
X
son
ana
reclaim
mc
mronc.
uu
mi.
coup
virtually
erased
his
mother
asl
A
message
from
President
Roosc-a
political
force.
She
had
played
Kelt
in
the
Pacific
will
open
the
National
Health
Conference
that
role
for
many
years,
for
Kin-'First
forHmanH
u.-n
nelinod
to
eaVC
.
J.
state
affairs
to
his
ministers
and
his
queen.
Her
trip
to
the
United
States
ln
.
i
r
4nHintn
a
mil.
scum
of
fine
arts
built
near
Seat"l
K
i
le
Hie
VlTP
i"!
C
RedIl"I
tie
by
Samuel
Hill,
a
former
rrn
nffrer
in
uumania,
was
credited
with
having
been
a
factor
f-5fl,
in
bringing
American
Investments
.
In
Rumania
up
to
more
than
000,000
by
1930.
I
Out
of
the
political
picture
thereafter.
Marie
devoted
herself
to
11-
Storagc.
tcrary
wpr
kand
charity.
She
was
Jealous
Husband
Florida
Man
Also
Injures
Daughter
Crictically
JACKSONVILLE,
.Florida,
July
19:
Willjam
R.
Crews,
35,
was
held
tn
county
jail
on
murder
charges
Monday
after
he
killed
his
estranged
wife
and
critically
wounded
his
daughter
Saturday
night
Police
attributed
the
crime
to
a
fit
of
jealousy.
Mahatma
Gandhi
a
kcch
ln'
Is
Active
Again
RhP
and
Carol
long
remains
estranged
over
his
abandonment
of
ga!d
ne
organizing
New
Pas-hls
wife,
former
Princess
Helen
of.
s,vc
ncsistance
Greece,
for
Marie
had
been
largely
,
,
I
instrumental
in
arranging
tnai
t
oNDON,
July
19:
Anglo-Indian
Viking
I
12
500
Cold
SloraBC'
sinmco
7,.'
match.
But
Rumanians
saw
hope
,
rccclvcd
.
reports
here
nd
5c
'
'
;
7Cof
a
reconciliation
between
mother
,Manalma
Gandhi
is
threat-
when,
in
October.
iu,
w
u
tion-wlde
passive
resist
Kyrellle.
8
000
Pnrifin
aop
nml
and
son
cnlng
,
,
-
1
.
,
,,
npp.asinn
01
nis
vncn
KIV3LU
UliU
"w
-
i
iUILL
yi..utiv
of
dissatisfaction
with
the
federal
government
sys
tern
embodied
in
the
government
of
India"
Act.
ciallsts
were
summoned
ln
consul-
.
atuic,
64
Pnrn
cancCllCO
a
JlU"wB
Today's
Weather
'
(Oovcrnmoat
"iPffrap:)
Hazelton
Cloudy,
calm,
temper-1
Smltheri-Part
cloudy,
calm,
59.
Burns
Lake
Cloudy,
calm,
57.
Terrace
Part
cloudy,
south
wind.
62.
Alyansh
Cloudy,
calm,
60.
Alice
Arm
Raining,
calm,-
57.
Anyox
Raining,
calm,
54.
Stewart-Ralnlng,
calm,
59.
Todays
Baseball
American
League
Detroit,
2;
Washington,
3.
National
League
Boston,
2;
Cincinnati,
7.
Brooklyn,
8;
Chicago,
3.
.
New
York,
2;
St.
Louis,.
6.
ViCl
U'1h,
B.C.
m
v.v
TodavWeather
Tomorrow's
Tides
l
.'zQfferca.fit.
,
Knuth-
High
3:41
a.m.
18.9
ft.
rrunc
vj
t
'
eaet
wind,
per
hour;
16:22
p.m.
18.8
ft.
barometer.
3G
temper-,
Low
10:08
a.m.
4.1
ft.
tur.
54;
sea
22:38
pjn.
6.5
ft.
.
Vk
t
iAT"
'
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
foTxXVII.No.lOT.
..
PRINCE
RUPERT
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
JULY
19,
1938
PRICE:
5
CENTS
-y
British
Monarchs
Are
In
France
PI
a
v
:
i
11
1
V
lull
I
vutcn
mane
i
taycu
l
luiuiiieiii
IV
'
TO
PARIS
taping
Roumanian
Destiny
urnnonn
L,a
Halifax
Accompanying
Klnff
""5
"
.
...
And
Queen
on
Their
Visit
To
France
Great
Welcome
Father
Hubbard
In
Canoe
Voyage
Glacier
Priest
and
Eight
Com-J
panions
Make
Perilous
Bering
i
Strait
Crossing
I
BUCHAREST,
July
19.
(AP)
Marie,
dowager
kotzebue,
Alaska,
July
:
i
l
i
,1
ill
i
.
.
TODAY'S
STOCKS
ICourteny
8.
D.
Ja)uiVou
Co.)
B.
C.
Nickel,
.09'2.
Bralorne,
9.5S.
Big
Missouri,
.34.
Aztec,
.09.
Cariboo
Quartz,
2.47.
Dentonla,
.04.
Mlnto,
.03'.
Falrvlew,
,0734.
Noble
Five,
.03.
.
Pend
Oreille,
2.26.
Pioneer,
3.00.
Porter
Idaho,
.02'(iV
Premier.
2.24.
Reeves
McDonald,
.40.
Reno,
.45.
Relief
Arlington,
.HVi-Reward,
.03
V2.
?
Salmon
Oold,
.11
Vi-Taylor
Bridge,
.03.
Hcdley
Amalg.,
.05.
1
Premier
Border,
.01..
Sllbak
Premier,
1.90i
Home
Gold,
.01
V2.
L.
Grahdvlew,
.10.
Indian,
.01
Quatslno
Copper,
.03Vi.
Haida
Gold,
.04
Vi.
Oils.
A.
P.
Con.,
.19.
Calmont,
.33.
C.
&
E.,
2.52.
Freehold,
.06.
Hargal,
.15.
McDougal
Segur,
.16.
,.
Mercury,
.OlVi-
'
.
v
Okalta,
1.52.
Pacalta,
.08.
v
'
Home
Oil.
1.30.
Beattle,
1.18.
Central
Pat.,
2.52.
Gods
Lake,
.50.
.
Little
Lorlg-Lacjr
3.50:
M
McKenzle
Redlake,'1.15.
Redlake
Goldshore,
.10.
Pickle
Crow,
4.60.
San
Antonio,
1.28.
Sherritt
Gordon,
1.41.
Smelters
Gold,
.04
i.
;
McCleod
Cockshutt,
3.55.
Oklend,
.23.
Mosher,
.18.
.
,
Madsen
Redlake,
.39.
Stadacona,
.62.
Francoeur,
.36.
Moneta,
1.92.
Bouscaldlllac,
.07.
Thompson
Cadillac,
.24.
'
Bankfleld,
.71.
'
East
Malartlc,
1.86.
Preston
E.
Dome,
.92.
Hutchison
Lake,
.03.
Dawson
White,
.02
'2.
Aldermac,
.58.
Kerr
Addison,
1.76.
,
Uchl
Gold,
2.10.
"
Int.
Nickel,
51.00.
Noranda,
71.00.
f-Cons.
Smelters,
60.50.
'
'
Athona,
.07
V2.
Hardrock,
2.70.
Barber
Larder,
.27.
Rand
Maltartlc,
.37.
Sugar
Quota
Is
Being
Cut
International
Council
Agrees
Cut
For
Coming
Year
iFIGHT
ON
"INSURGENTS
BUSINESS
YANGTSE;
CUTDEEPLY
NAPOLEON
Main
Battle
Sector
in
Oriental
Wat
Loyalists
Discount
Reports
of
Lance
Samuel
Insull
Forced
Himself
From
On
LONDON,
July
19:
The
International
Sugar
Council
has
agreed
to
a
five
percent
cut
for
the
sec
ond
quota
year
ending
August
31,
1939,
estimating
consumption
re
qulrements
ln
the
free
market
ac
three
million
metric
tons
with
an
additional
one
hundred
and
fifty
thousand
metric
tons
as
a
margin
for
contingencies.
Canton
is
Rombed
Again
Gains
Say
Rebels
Have
Suffered
SHANGHAI,
July
19:
The
mam
'
'
battle
a10
ls
th
now
alonS
r
t
...u
i
ij
(CPTlie
Jesuit
Father
Hubbard
iiuL-cu
u
nunid.ua
wno
u
t-u
luiu
ytaaeruay,
auaiiivu
.
...
PnmnanJona
havp
madf
Yangste
River
between
juju
uiuiib
cuiiiuaiMuui
nave
uiaut
Kinklan
uiivi
iiuuuiiui
ji
uiiiuilinw
ujr
kilt
lllljsui
.cwii
luiu
ciiiy
a
250-mile
Voyage
through
perllOUS
"Mica
uuii
uic
aticam
liu.ll
played
in
snaping
tne
destiny
OI
fier
adopted
country
Bering
Strait
In
a
walrus
skin
aniw.
ana
iuu
nines
norcn
01
.during
and
after
the
World
War.
canoe
from
King
Island.
Nanchang
and
Hukow,
15
miles
further.
.
Romb
Canton
Again
CANTON,
July
19:
Japanese
war
planes
roared
over
Canton
again,
bombing
the
Wonsha
rail
road
station
and
the
ferritort
While
that
level
was
the
best,
with
the
exception
of
July
2,
when
it
stood
at
the
same
mark,
since
last
October,
it
was
Just
1.99
points
below
the
high
point
reached
in
an
early
upswing
on
Wednesday.
The
rail
average
closed
at
27.18
joff
0.13,
utilities,
21.39,
off
0.31
and
omiia
u.io,
up
U.OJ.
Must
j
','
I
PASSED
IN
ENTRANCE
Seven
Pupils
of
Annunciation
School
Were
Successful
In
Tests.
The
following
pupils
of
Annunciation
School
here
were
successful
'
ln
the
recent
High
School
Entrance
1
examinations,
results
of
which
wtre
1
Theie
were
eleven
can-
ENTERTAIN
NAVAL
MEN
Canadian
Legion
Smoker
Last
Evening
Was
Jolly
Affair.
H.HS.
York
were
guests
of
the
local
branch
of
the
Canadian
Legion
was
no
exception
to
the
rule.
Presl-
BRITISH
SHIP
BOMBED.
VALENCIA,
July
19.
(CP)
The
British
ship
Stanland
was
bombed
in
Valencia
Harbor
today
and
set
afire
but
the
members
of
the
crew
and
non-intervention
observers
escaped
injury.
The
fire
was
extinguished
quickly.
The
bomb
was
dropped
during
a
Taid
on
the
port
by
five
planes.
H
END
A
YE,
July
19:
Generalis-
north
alon-i
the
Canton
-Hankow
simo
Francisco
Franco
watched
his
Russian
Army
.
Head
Recalled
.Explain
Agent
Escape
of
to
Japan
commander
of
the
Russian
far-eastern
army,
has
been
recalled
to
Moscow
to
explain
the
supposed
escape
of
Gen.
G.
S.
Lushkov,
Soviet
secret
agent
to
Japan.
DISORDERS
CONTINUE
IITJ
ndl'
t3?'1.?,
Ba,fr
Fuither
Trouble
in
Holy
Land
Over
EdithChat6
c?
Miller',RiC(1(l
Week-end
Reported
fei
u
iviuui
t
mtuiu
aim
4
vita
urgeon.
didates.
Penury
to
Great
Power
Hectic
Career
Spectacular
Campaign
At
End
Brought
Ignominy
and
Defeat
PARIS,
July
19.
(AP)
The
late
Samuel
Insull,
a
true
Napoleon
of
modern
business,
forced
himself
from
penury
to
great
power,
lost
his
possessions,
rallied
for
a
final
fight
against
criminal
trials
and
went
down
to
defeat
after
a
spec-
railroad.
At
least
one
hundred
troops
sweep
deeply
fourteen
miles
tacuIar
campaign
whfch
attracted
Dersons
were
killed
or
wounded.
south
and
east
Irom
bamon,
oc-
Hankow
Also
Hit
cupying
a
large
area
of
loyalist
I
HANKOW,
July
19:
(CP)
Jap-
territory.
It
was
reported
that
the
,ancse
planes
bombed
Hankow
tc-
insurgent
advance
had
surrounded
day,
killing
about
150
persons.
Barracas
on
the
Teruel-Sagunto
Four
bombs
fell
on
an
American
road
sixty
miles
north
of
Valencia,
church
mission's
Boone
University
'
Loyalists
denied
that
the
gV1
campus,
killing
twenty
Chinese.
STOCK
MART
IS
GAINING
world
attention.
He
died
here
Saturday
and
will
be
buried
in
London-London,
where
he
was
born
November
11,
1859,
was
Insull's
Corsica
a
$50-a-month
clerkship
with
Tho-
.
mas
A.
Edison
was
his
commission
were
large
and
Insisted
heavy
ln-
;
surgent
casualties
had
resulted
em
"pited
from
counter
attacks.
000,000,000
and
touching
thirty-Insurgent
Reinforcements
seven
states
his
empire,
the
lean
financial
of
1931
and
1932
his
It
re-
years
ALGIERS,
July
19:
was
ported
here
Sunday
that
thous-
moscuw
exumon
im
icmcmcuw
ands
of
Arabs
have
gone-
to
Spain
in
France
his
Elba.
From
the
latter
in
recent
weeks
to
enlist
tn
the
he
emerged
to
wage
a
stubborn,
los-
Spanlsh
insurgent
armies.
ins
campaign
against
extradition,
OIndustri.il
Avorace
up
2.33
points
Arabs
Also
from
Greece,
meeting
his
Waterloo
For
Last
Week
GIBRALTAR,
July
19:
Arabs
at
Istanbul
in
an
obscute
Turkish
have
been
crossing
from
Spanish
law
which
brought
him
face
to
face
NEW
YORK,
July
19:
The
Dow-
Morocco
to
Malaga
at
a
rate
of
with
a
SU
Helena
In
the
Chicago
JoiKs
industrial
average
-
t
wefk
at
138.53,
up
2.33
points
net
for,
the
past
month
it
was
stated
His
career
divided
Into
sharp
light
reliably
here
Sunday.
and
shadows.
From
comparatively
humble
beginnings
in
his
native
England
he
came
to
the
United
States
when
he
was
twenty
and
went
to
work
for
Edison.
Becoming
the
inventor's
right
hand
man
of
business,
he
offered
himself
as
president
of
the
Chicago
Edison
Secret
company
and
was
elected
ln
1892.
In
the
next
forty
years
he
built
up
his
enormous
utility
Interests,
tak-
TOKYO,
July
19:
Unconfirmed
ing
his
younger
brother,
Martin
J.
reports
from
Hsinklng
said
it
was
insull,
up
the
ladder
with
him,
and
rumored
that
Gen.
Vassill
Blucher,
gaining
social
recognition
by
his
'
JERUSALEM,
July
19:
The
total
ing
to
$18,000
annually
and
sailed
.dead
since
the
outbreak
July
5
ln-
for
Europe
to
rest.
Martin
Insull
eludes
70
Arabs
and
31
Jews.
In-'
went
to
Canada.
I
addition,
a
number
6t
guerillas,
Qn
October
4,
1932,
the
Cook
have
been
killed
and
British
troops
county
grand
jury
at
Chicago
In-
have
been
injured
ln
mu
ciasnea
dlcted
the
brothers
on
charges
of
while
180
Arabs
and
102
Jews
were
wounded
during
the
period.
Saturday
night
a
Jewish
super
numerary
constable
was
killed
In
Uhe
Jewish
settlement
of
Romat
'Hakovesh
In
the
Tulkarm
area.
I
TVirno
Am
He
nnrt
n
.Tpur
wprp'
aflded
to
the
casualty
lists
of
tho
-
When
service
and
ex-service
men
racial
war
Sunday.
The
Jew
was.
get
together
a
good
time
Is
assured
j
ambushed
and
shot,
the
Arab3
and
last
evening's
smoking
con-lound
slain
ln
an
orange
grove
j
cert
at
which
officers
and
men
of
near
jana.
In
Jerusalem,
truckloacv
01
troops
of
the
Black
Watch
regiment
went
through
the
city
searching
pedestrians
and
vehicles.
dent
Jack
Precce
presided.
Jack
Dougherty,
as
chairman
of
the
I
entcrtalnntent
yommlttee,
had
a
good
program
lined
up
and,
wltht
Items
from
the
ship's
company,
a.
very
interesting
evening
was
spent.
I
In
the
course
of
the
program
the
ship's
captain,
Commander
ftlorse,
replied
to
the
toast
of
the
Navy,
paid
a
visit
to
the
Legion.
Mrs.
Ness
sailed
this
afternoon
on
the
Catala
for
a
trip
to
PACK
CUT
BY
STRIKE
Only
Twenty
Thousand
Cases
Pi:t
Up
So
Far
This
Year
In
Ketchikan
District
KETCHIKAN,
July
19:
(CP)
Owing
to
the
strike
tie-up
which
has
only
now
ended,
the
pack
of
salmon
In
this
district
for
the
Fred
McLeod
sailed
by
the
Catala
season
to
date
is
estimated
at
20,-
thls
afternoon
on
his
annual
va-;000
cases
as
compared
with
90,000
cation
trip
to
Vancouver.
peases
last
year.
patronage
of
the
Chicago
Civic
Opera
company.
The
next
phase
saw
him
fighting
desperately
to
retain
.control
of
his
huge
companies,
buying
up
stock
at
premium
prices,
borrowing
$56,000,000
from
banks
to'
finance
his
operations,
but
seeing
prices
steadily
shrink
under
the
burden
of
the
depression
that
followed
the
1929
stock
market
collapse.
In
June,
1932,
he
was
stripped
of
his
wealth
and
so
were
his
wife,
his
brother
and
his
son,
Samuel
Insull,
Jr.
He
had
pensions
amount-
embezzlement
and
larceny
which
alleged
the
abstraction
of
$514,-942.74
from
two
financing
companies
of
their
system
to
support
a
marginal
stock
account,
of
Martin.
Capiases
were
Issued
for
their
arrests,
Samuel
.
being
then
ln
Paris
and
Martin
ln
Orlllia,
Ont.
Extradition
Fight
The
elder
Insull
fled
France,
going
to
Italy
for
a
brief
pause,
then
taking
refuge
ln
Athens,
He
wa4
detained
by
the
authorities
there
but
on
October
11
was
re-
leased
on
technical
grounds.
On
November
3
the
United
States
applied
formally
for
his
'extradition,
basing
Its
claims
to
the
fugitive
on
the,
Illinois
indictments.
Insull
assembled
a
battery
of
legal
experts
and
on
December
28
won
a
decision
that
the
alleged
offenses
were
not
evtradltable
under
Greek
law.
'
The
United
States
countered
on
January
17,
1933,
by
cancelling
Insull's
passport,
but
Greece
per
mitted
him
to
stay
on.
Then
the
American
government
obtained
his
Indictment
on
charges
of
using
the
malls
to
defraud
and
of
committing
fraudulent
bankruptcy.
Arrested
IContinuea
on
Paje
4)
it