Vol.
XXVII
.
No.
202
r'her
purposes.
1:08
ajn.
19.9
ft.
12:55
pjn.
23.0
It.
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am
la
It.
19:40
p.rr
1.1
'ft.
Tom
Mooney
Denied
Writ
Two
Hundred
ILCM.r.
Officer
Be
Ud
In
Connection
With
used
a
honorary
guard
and
for
LONDON.
Dec.
6,-
Thc
Url-
tlih
government
Is
reported
to
havn
nbtalned
rlehts
to
a
new
and
deadly
type
of
Incendiary
bomb
which
Is
so
light
that
an
alrnlane
could
carry
two
thou-
land
of
them.
The
bombs
arc
said
to
be
of
Intense
effective-
new
over
a
considerable
area
from
the
point
at
which
they
re
dropped.
to
Taies
Are
Too
Heavy,
So
Sari
Hon,
T.
A,
Crerar
VIH
of
Klni
and
Queen
.
;
MONTREAL.
December
STaxa-
RKJINA.
Dec
6
CPi-CommU-
U)
In
Canada
is
"unbearably
ronerB.T
Wood
of
the
Royal
Can-
Wry."
Hon.
T.
A,
Crerar.
Minis-..4i.n
MrumiMi
wWLr!-
announced
Kr
of
Natural
Resource.
tod
thi
of
Mine.
Wednesday.
H.
Canadian
Chamber
resterday
that
the
Royal
Mounted
Police
force
of
two
nun-
a
dred
men
mould
be
called
out
for
...1
.
1
J..tH
..t
Kit'
In
MUinN
aovernmenU
have
been
un
at
time
"but
In
future
we
should
chart
our
course
In
sen-
SmTlcS;,
0ie
-We
f-W
as
expendl-
and
Queen
Elizabeth.
They
will
be
i!'
"
cheered
.wl'T
Mr
Crerar
was
by
the
GOO
Euests
present
at
the
dinner
when
he
said:
"We
must
take
stock
of
our
expenditure.
We
must
make
Improvement
in
a
way
that
will
add
to
the
productive
wealth
of
the
country
and
leave
to
later
years
the
other
things
that
seem
to
be
necessary
In
a
modern
civilization.'
;
Tii
rw4mi
minintpr
KAlfl
can
Alaska
Highway
Is
slon
In
Legislature
VICTORIA,
Dec.
6:
(CPI
The
British
Columbia
Legislature
yesterday
approved
a
grant
of
$25,000
for
ft
survey
of
the
proposed
Aiasna
highway
route.
During
debate,
In
wnicn
tne
uon-
Ecrvatlvcs
criticized
the
grant
as
K.imr
unnecessary.
Premier
T.
D.
Pattullo
disclosed
that
the
United
tot
oovemment
had
offered
to
early
In
the
year.
In
iivri
m
a
tc
mmm
SACRIFICE
BY
CANADA
nut
Head
of
Bank
of
Montreal
Hope
There
Will
Be
Compensating
Factors
From
New
1
Trade
Agreements
i
MONTREAL.
Dec.
6:
(CP)
Can
ada's
co-operatton
In
the1
new
trade'
pact
between
Oreat
Britain
-nd
the
United
State
has
been
given
no;
without
sacrifices"
but
it
U
now
hoped
um
tne
aavanvagss
ained
by
the
Dominion
under
the
Canada
-United
States
treaty
will
-lftet
added
competition
for
Can-dlan
manufacturers
In
the
Bri
tish
market.
Sir
Charles
Oordw.
.vetldent
of
the
Bmk
of
Monteral
declared
yesterday
in
his
address
it
the
annual
meeting
of
the
bank.
Conditions
In
Canada
during
the
.latLjpar.
were
"not
unsatisfactory"
n
view
of
condition
In
other
countries.
Sir
Charles
raid.
Most
of
the
ndustrles
of
the
country
maintained
a
fair
rate
of
production
and;
there
was
marked
activity
In
mining
J
ALL
JEWS
Nail
Government
Takes
Over
Their'
Heal
Estate
and
Orders
Them
To
Dispose
of
Other
Possessions
BERLIN.
Dec.
6:
In
a
furthet
anti-Jewish
decree
yesterday,
the
Nail
government
takes
control
ol
all
Jewish
real
estate
In
Germany.;
Jews
are
ordered
to
dispose
of
aU
business
and
real
estate
and
other
such
possessions
In
the
country
'
Thus
will
be
accomplished
the
j
complete
elimination
of
750.000
the
economic
life
ol
m
vmv
I
i
Jews
Jews
trot
from
Ftdra
Move
to
Secure
Release
ada's
heavy
taxation
is
due
largtlj
l0ennany.
Falls
but
Steps
are
Heine
ianen
,
"to
tne
neavy
services
c
In
State
Field
and
for
only
11.000.000
people."
He
pointed
to
the
progress
of
U.e
.
mining
Industry
In
Canada
and
WAS1I1NOTON.
DC
-
Dec
6
.rm
CP)
ne
cxpfCts
,t
to
make
an
ev6n
The
Supreme
Court
of
the
united
RreaUr
contrtbutlon
to
the
na-
EUle
yesterday
denied
the
appll-
Uona,
economy
0f
the
country.
'.a
Won
of
Tom
Mooney
for
an
or-
.nve
ycars
ng0
we
didn't,
but
lglnal
writ
of
habeas
corpus
with
a
know
plough
to
reatlre
TODAY'S
WEATHER
Triple
Island
showery,
southerly
wind,
twenty
miles
per
hour;
sea
moderately
rough.
Langara
Island
cloudy,
southerly
wind,
26
miles
per
hour:
baro-
tlew
to
obtaining
his
release
from
Canada
u
with
minerals
a
rnoderal'cjy
rough
'
'
prison.
In
California
proceedings
(ew
otncr
counlrlcs
are
blessed,"
he
j
D
.
p0intjvercast.
show-
were
started
with
a
view
to
oo-tslnlng
a
state
pardon
for
the
famous
convict.
A
parole
has
been
promised
Mooney
by
tho
governor-elect
of
California.
New
Bomb
Is
Deadly
1
said.
U.S".
OFFERS
B.C.
MONEY
ery.
light
southeast
wind;
moder
ate
swell.
I
Bull
Harbor
overcast,
fresh,"
!
southeast
wind;
barometer,
30.10;
temperature,
45:
sea
choppy.
Alert
Bay
overcast,
fresh
south-cast
wind;
barometer.
30.10;
tcm-rjerature.
45:
sea
choppy.
Under
Discus-1
Victoria
cloudy,
easterly
wind
six
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
Vancouver
ralnlngoutheast
wind,
four
miles
per
hourfv
barometer.
30.34.
Prince
Oeorge
cloudy,
southerly
wind,
sixteen
miles
per
hour;
barometer.
29.98.
Trt
race
Cloudy
to
rain,
calm,
temperature
34.
AlyanshRalnlng,
calm.
34.
Alice
Arm
Raining,
calm,
36.
lend
the
province
money
without
Anyox-Ralnlng,
routhwest
wind,
interest
for
the
construction
of
the
.
33.
,
,
.
Stewart
Wet
snow,
calm,
32.
d
The
Premier
added
that
he
was!
Hazelton-Heavy
rain,
calm,
34.
-rtin
Past
for
further
conferences'
Smlthers
Cloudy,
calm,
32.
Burns
Lake
Sleet,
calm,
36,
HOME.
December
(Canadian
Prr&s)
Several
hundred
Italian
students,
after
an
unsar-
I
ressful
attempt
to
reach
the
French
embassy,
demonstrated
in
the
streets
today
in
support
of
the
Italian
claims
to
French
controlled
Tunisia,
shouting
"Tunisia
is
ours."
The
demonstration
was
climaxed
when
Provincial
Secretary
Andrea
Innilito
told
the
students
--
1
"There
is
no
need
talking
of
Tunisia
we
will
go
there."
PATIENCE
PARIS,
Dec.
6:
CP
Premier
Edouard
Daladier
yesterday
urged
French
people
at
home
and
abroad
who
have
demonstrated
against
the
Italian
campaign
for
return
of
Tunisia
and
Corsica
to
remain
calm
and
await
more
definite
developments.
The
shipping
strike
at
Le
Havre
continues.
Tomorrow's
Tidei
Todays
Weather
High
Low
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
DECEMBER
6,
1938.
Sir
Klngsicy
Wood.
Britain's
air
minister,
is
shown
as
he
pre-senUd
the
Ktng'&
Cup
lo
Aiex
Hen
'ha.
IK
-ye
r
i.
.
ra.ui$
pi-ot.
who
averaged
233
mile-per-hour
In
the
1.330-mlle
King's
Cup
race
at
Ha'.fleld.
Eng.
Henshiw
won
the
pieoiier
Englib
air
race
while
competing
aga.tut
some
of
England's
ace
pil;is.
IS
STILL
IS
UP
TO
MENACING
DOMINIONS
...
"We
Will
Co
There"
Says
Italian
Minister
in
Regard
To
Tunisia
Campaign
riiime
.Minister
Tells
British
Hous.
That
Goemaient
Would
Co
To
Aid
of
France
I
'
LONDON.
Dec.
6:
CP
Speak
ing
In
reply
to
questions
by
R,
Hon.
Arthur
Henderson.
.Labor
vr---rI
y.
Prime
Minister
Nevilk
Chamberlain
told
the
House
ol
Commons
that,
while
Britain
would
rush
to
the
defence
of
any
sectldn
of
the
Empire
attacked
bj
,a
foreign
nation,
the
constltutlona
!
position
was
such
that
each
self
j
governing
country
in
the
Em-
'plre
was
free
to
decide
what
con
.tribution
it
would
make
if
another
part
of
the
Empire
was
at-tacked.
,
Premier
Chambeilalri
slated
also
I
that
Great
Britain
would
stand
beh'nd
France's
territorial
ISURGEDResignation
of
Premier
Daladier
Urges
People
of
France
to
Remain
Calm
Over
Italian
Campaign
Bennett
Looked
For
Very
Soon
OTTAWA,
Dec.
6:
CP
Formal
resignation
of
Rt.
Hon.
R.
B.
Bennett,
former
Leader
of
the
Opposition,
from
his
seat
In
Parliament
for
Calgary
West
Is
expected
shortly.
Mr.
Bennett
recently
announced
that
he
was
leaving
Canada
to
take
up
future
residence
In
Salvation
Army
Plans
Usual
Christmas
Cheer
Campaign
To
Aid
Needy
Of
Prince
Rupert
for
Christmas
cheer
for
those
who
are
unable
to
provide
for
them
selves.
They
have
done
this
for
a
number
of
years
and
the
work
has
i
been
much
appreciated
both
by
the
people
who
have
benefited
and
also
by
the
donors
who
have
realized
that,
by
giving
In
this
wey.
every
dollar
of
their
donations
go
to
the
purpose
tor
which
lt
was
Intended.
The
Dally
News
gives
Its
services
for
this
work
without
any
remuneration
whatever
and
plans
to
continue
to
do
so.
All
monies
during
the
campaign
are
paid
Into
the
office
of
this
paper
and
a
receipt
Is
given
and
the
amount,
published.
At
tho-end
of
the
period
a
list
of
the
donors
with
the
Individual
amounts
attached
Is
handed
to
the
Salvation
Army
accompanied
by
a
check
for
the
full
amount.
We
ask
the
people
of
the
city
to
give
this
fund
support
as
being
the
best
means
of
reaching
those
who
need
help.
'UNIFYING
RAILWAYS
Dennis,
farmer,
who
Prince
Rupert
overcast,
southwest
wind,
fourteen
miles
per
hour;
barometer.
2957,
rirlng
temperature,
47;
sea
choppy.
PRICE:
5
CENTS
Nova
Scotia
Coal
Mine
Disaster
Franco-German
Friendship
Pact
Signed
Recognition
Of
Existing
Frontiers
And
Preservation
Of
Relations
Of
Good
Neighborliness
Are
Pledged
TWO
NATIONS
AGREE
TO
CONSULT
WITH
EACH
OTHER
ON
ALL
PROBLEMS
WHICH
MIGHT
LEAD
TO
INTERNATIONAL
DIFFICULTIES
PARIS,
December
6:
(CP)
A
Franco-German
pact,
Intended
to
prevent
future
wars
Ixitwecn
the
two
countries,
was
signed
today
by
Georpes
Bonnet
and
Joacbim
von
Ribbentrop,
respective
foreign
ministers
of
the
two
nations.
Germany
formally
renounces
Alsace-Ixjrraine
by
agreeing
to
recognize
existing
frontiers.
The
pact
recognizes
peaceful
relations
and
good
ncigblwrlincss
between
France
and
Germany
is
essential
to
the
maintenance
of
general
peace.
The
countries
agreed,
under
reservation
of
special
rfations
with
third
powers,
to,
remain
in
communication
upon
all
questions
interesting
them
and
to
mutually
consult
each
other
should
problems
arise
leading
to
international
difficulties.
RESERYE
.IS
.
.
JAXES
ARE
CALLED
OUT
TOO
HEAVY
AIR
MINISTER
GREETS
KING'S
CUP
WINNER
NINETEEN
MEN
LOSE
THEIR
LIVES
AS
CAGE
PLUNGES
HEADLONG
INTO
WORKINGS
Score
Injured
in
Catastrophe
Today
in
Princess
Colliery
At
Sidney
Worst
Tragedy
in
Years
SIDNEY
MINES,
Nova
Scothj,
December
6:
(CP)
Nfcetxcn
men
were
killed
and
a
score
injured
at
the
Prin-
J
cess
Colliery
of
the
Nova
Scotia
Steel
and
Coal
Co.
today
wnen
a
irain
oi
cars
in
wnicn
iney
were
uescenuing
urutte
vxay
and
crashed
into
the
bottom
of
the
main
deep
shaft.
!
It
was
the
vorst
coal
mine
disaster
Looks
For
World
War
Next
Year
tators.
with
whoe
atUtude
he
expressed
disappointment,
Pirow
expressed
the
opinion
thit
conflict
could
not
be
long
deferred.
Pirow
has
been
In-
terestlng
himself
more
partlcu-larly
in
colonial
demands,
4
t
in
these
parts
in
two
decades.
Because
of
crowded
hospital
quarters,
doctors
were
unable
to
make
a
definite
list
of
those
dead
or
injured.
Fourteen
bodies
were
brought
out
of
the
shaft
and
more
than
two
siore
Injured
were
returned
to
the
surface.
Five
of
the
Injured
died
in
hospital
later.
Company
officials
believed
that
LONDON,
Dec.
6:
l
CP)
,ail
injured
and
dead
Hon.
Oswald
Pirow.
South
Af-
brought
out
rlcan
minister
of
defence,
here
;
4-
aftpr
a
visit
to
oermanv
ana
r
other
European
countries,
pre-
diets
the
outbreak
of
a
world
war
next
spring.
In
view
of
the
Incessant
demands
of
die-
:
TALKS
ON
3
had
been
POLITICS
Roosevelt
Speaks
Puritanically
Falls
to
Mention
Subject
of
Jews
rtMmhr
A
RnAalrfncr
hnro
trAfttr.
cay
wnue
on
ais
way
irom
v
arm
Springs
to
Washington.
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
said
that
liberalism
in
government
was
here
to
stay.
The
day
of
control
by
wealth
and
political
machinery
was
gone.
j
The
security
and
well
being
of
'the
people
of
the
United
States
j
would
best
be
served
by
democratic
Freident
Beatty
of
Canadian1
principles,
asserted
the
President.
Pacific
Railway
Still
Advocating
i
Mr.
Roosevelt
made
a
plea
for
This
j
Improvement
In
government,
soc-
,
lal
and
economic
conditions.
.
,
1
The
President
did
not
refer
to
the"
TORONTO.
Dec.
6:
(CP)-Uni-,
JewUh
refugee
rituatlon
lt
jd
Ocatlon
of
Canadian
railways
and
beeQ
expected
he
would
farther
regulations
and
taxation
ofj
highway
and
waterray
traffic
were
the
only
means
of
solving
Canada's
M
L
Xfrf
Jl
A
V
13
tranrportatlon
problem.
Sir
Edward
llJU
V
T
If-.-"!
1
Jx
Beatty.
president
of
the
Canadian
PacUIc
Railway,
said
here
Saturday
night.
Ladner
Hunter
Has
Been
Found
Was
Unconscious
When
Searchers
Came
Upon
Him,
Having
Suffered
Heart
Seizure
LADNER.
Dec.
6:
(CP
Leonard
OF
WINDSOR
Former
Ontario
Cabinet
Minister
Of
Ontario
Becomes
Chief.".
Magistrate
WINDSOR.
Dec
6:
(CP)
In
the
contest
of
outstanding
Interest
In
yesterday's
civic
elections
-In
Ontario,
Hon.
David
Croll.
a
Sot-
J
mer
member
of
the
Hepburn
cabl-
nr
um
lpotifl
mnvnr
of
Winrt-
uiaayycai-u.
vpstprrlav
with
a
vote
of
aU
while
hunting
on
the
delta
Sunday,
most
t
to
one
m
mfa
.
i
-
i
v
ana
ior
wnom
a
wiaespreaa
.crcH;on
u.,.-,.
of
.hom
Premler
Hen.
was
Instituted,
was
found
tincon-jburn
had
actively
campaigned,
scious
in
a
bog
late
yesterday.
Heitnlrd
candidate,
Roy
Halght,
did
said
he
had
suffered
from
a
heart
seizure.
He
is
recovering.
Weather
Forecast
of
'
Ur
Dominion
MotorololcU
Suru
at
'
victoria
ana
mnct
Kupr.
mu
juj-ciuit
ig
ctnptld
rora
obrv-tlons
t-j
The
Salvation
Army
Is
planning
to
make
its
annual
campaign
,vn
s
am.
tody
and
oover
,th
3
vTanL
General
Synopsis
The
pressure1
Is
high
south
of
British
Columbia
and
low
off
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
Rain
has
occurred
on
the
coast
but
the
weather
has
been
mild
Inland.
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Fresh
to
strong
Fouth
winds,
mild
and
showery.
not
figure
seriously
In
the
New
Speed
Mark
For
Flight
Made
Fuller
Covers
Distance
Be
tween
'Frisco
and
Portland
in
Two
Hours
and
Quarter
PORTLAND.
Oregon.
Dec.
6.
Frank
Fuller,
noted
American
sjteed
flier,
yesterday
broke
his
own
record
for
the
flight
from
San
Francisco
to
Portland
which
he
made
In
two
hours,
thirteen
minutes
and
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Inland
53
seconds.
Fuller's
former
mark
Fresh
south
winds,
mild
with
had
been
two
hours
and
thlrty-rivo
mist
and
light
rain.
minutes.