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for
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present
pi
una.
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INCREASE
lonis
and
Kxrise
r.n-(inn
I'm
fnada
Show
Substantial
fialn
FTAWA,
Over
List
Year
cy.
minister
of
national
'rC8
fOr
tllfi
flsPOl
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collections
at
$319,046,054,
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year.
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Today's
Weather
Tonio
omorrows
es
(8
AM.)
Prince
Rupert
Part
cloudy,
nor-
High
4:45
a.m.
19.7
ft.
herly
wina,
one
huk
v-
hvu,
18:05
p.m.
10.8
ft.
..n,P.er.
29.79
(falling);
tcmper-
Low
11:41
a.m.
3.5
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ture.
38;
sea
smooth.
23:48
p.m.
v
0.8
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NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
AVUi.
Kti
p.n
PRINCE
RUPERT,
BIG.,
TUESDAY,
APRIL
S,
1938.
i'KH,K.
l
KN
i
sur
nts
Mopping
Up
In
Spain
1
IVv
nnrlr
Mnnacrpr"
1q
Appointed
Superintendent
Of
Canadian
National
Ships
VANCOUVER,
April
5
Announcement
is
made
to-
hv
W.
T.
Moodie,
General
Superintendent,
Canadian
V
a
1
f
I
1
1
1
l
lit
A
MacMillan
as
superintendent,
Canadian
iNauonai
amships,
succeeding
ihos.
Louden,
who
retired
last
1
11.
MacMillan
Joined
tne
som-
in
1919
at
Frince
nupen
since
-
(
-r
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Drydock
ie,
Engineering
Co.,
a
related
en-1
m
ilii
biiv
-
.
1
1
4
Uk
lnlnA4
V
ruin
uiui
vu'vj
i
"-v.
in
Luuau
UV.WUH
in?
submarines
for
the
Ruv,
at.
uawici,,
u.
w.,
-nff
Bgovcrnmen!.
the
early
war
years.
His
Thrombosis
Was
Cause
Of
1
Scott
Death
I
GUELPH,
Ont.,
April
5:
(CP)
MT
9
-
..
i
a
a
.
1
1
11
M
L.
-
position
was
with
the
North
't
lion,
waiter
ecou,
iirst
rrem-
t
ouver
shipyard
which
he
lei:
ier
oi
aasicaicnewan,
concern
some
months
to
Join
th!
4-
lng
whose
recent
death
some
i
Air
Force
Upon
discharge
t
mystery
had
been
raised,
aiea
ent
to
the
Poison
Iron
Works
I
at
Homewood
Sanitarium
here
Toronto
inpn
nniinmg
unms
r
nn
Marr.n
z.i
ni
a
neari.
conai-
t
trie
Bruisn
government.
4
tlon
caused
by
a
plugged
blood
June
1919,
he
came
west
to
vessel,
according
to
the
ver
n
A
-
-
I.
I
-
U..I1
,
1
.
jl.i
-
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l
1.
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t.l-l.'
.
.
.
.
.
.
mi
.
milt,
viti.
wwmuvhuu
wwvviuii
,t
i
y
COblgttiU
U1C
UtdVil!
ii.v
'Canadian
Britisher"
were
un-'
brief
verdict
made
no
refer-
tenstruction
at
the
shipyard
ence
to
a
leg
fracture
and
nV
(WflTliiiinN
T
fibn
tIaat
Af
r
ve&wl
Pentowna"
as
well
a
nnmk..
m
i
a
imuiwr
oi
vessels
ior
private
WO
Olhfr
annntntmAnle
ftrn
oun
nniinrtn1
iff
if
t-
1
..
v
44
A-
tUllllf-tt
bruises
Scott
suffered
In
a
fall
at
the
Institution
several
days
4
before
his
death.
TERRORISM
IN
TORONTO
Police
SuRgcst
That
Hamilton
Gang
May
Have
Been
Responsible
for
Dynamite
Explosions
TORONTO,
April
5:
(CP)
Police
said
today
that
they
were
Investigating
the
possibility
of
two
dynamite
explosions
which
damaged
Toronto
homes
being
linked
to
the
same
gang
of
terrorists
responsible
for
two
Hamilton
explosions
re
cently:
Another
Search
For
Russ.
Airmen
Soviet
Search
riane
1
lies
uvei
North
Pole
But
No
Trace
Found
Of
Lcvaneffsky
MOSCOW,
April
5:
(CP)
Another
search
has
been
instituted
for
Sigismund
Lcvaneffsky,
Rus
slan
transpolar
flier,
and
five
rnmrmnlons.
missing
since
last
August
on
a
projected
flight
across
the
North
Pole
from
Moscow
to
day
but
reported
no
trace
of
the
missing
ship
or
its
occupants.
Vancouver
Wheat
VANCOUVER.
April
5;
(CP)
-
Wheat
was
trading
at
$1.328
or.
the
Vancouver
market
ycsieruiy,
advancing
2c
to
$1.34i
today.
Aviation
Prize
For
Year
Given
McKee
Trophy
Awarded
to
Borneo
Vachon
For
Work
in
Developing
St.
I-awrcncc
Routes
cnth
chu
MJ
.u.
I
'""-'
.u-
f
ttn
Gulf
an
five
boys.
t
MIDAIR
REPAIRS
riane
landed
Safely
Down
at
Sail
Lake
City
After
Hazardous
Experience
SALT
LAKE
CITY,
April
5:
-
After
having
flown
over
the
cltj
landing
gear
stuck
which
made
11
Impossible
to
bring
the
wheeU
down,
a
Western
Air
Express
Lock
heed
airplane
was
finally
landed
late
last
night
after
one
of
tin
two
pilots
had
effected
repairs
bj
climbing
out
under
the
fuselage)
in
mid-air.
I
With
only
the
pilot
and
co-pllo!
I
'
on
board,
the
plane
had
left
fot
Butte.
Montana,
but
near
Pocatel
1o.
Idaho,
it
was
found
that
the
wheels
were
stuck
so
return
wa?i
made
here
where
it
was
felt
there
would
be
a
better
chance
to
make
a
safe
"belly"
landing
if
necessary
CASF.
SET
FOR
ATLIN
Action
of
Columbia
Development
Co.
vs.
Isaac
Matthews
et
al,
Involving
$28,000
Claim,
To
Be
Heard
In
North
Only
one
case
came
up
for
set
ting
yesterday
when
County
Couit
was
In
regular
rnonthly
session
be
fore
Judge
W.
E.
Fisher.
This
was
a
damage
action
arising
out
of
thi
SOLDIERS
ARE
BEST
Home
Claims
Italian
Fighters
in
Spain
Are
Superior
to
British
or
Americans
ROME,
April
5:
(CP)
An
Italian
newspaper
makes
the
boast
that
Italian
volunteers
In
the
Spanish
civil
war
have
proven
thmselves
to
be
far
superior
soldiers
to
either
British
or
Americans.
Invalidation
Being
Sought
the
United
Stat
A
.
P"
AppcaI.
f
mitish
and
flew
over
tne
worm
mc
oil
noinnallics
to
Mexican
Bis-
trict
Court
Believed
to
Have.
Little
Chance
MEXICO
CITY,
April
5:
Brl
tlsh
and
American
oil
companies
whose
holdings
valued
at
some
$400,000,000
were
expropriated
by
the
Mexican
government,
has
ap
pealed
to
the
district
court
to
declare
the
expropriation
order
unconstitutional.
There
is
believed
to
be
little
chance
of
the
appeal
meeting
with
success.
Bank
Is
Opened
At
Alert
Bay;
owfc5-K'Fyfe
Manager
mental
in
aevi-iuy"
:.u
i
American
0n(i
along
the
noru.
branch
of
the
Canadian
since
thoTi
.
1
,
Rom
ol
A
Bank
'ami,
.
CBenlhe
L1"
ple.The
of
st.
Lawrence-recently.
nUi
"
-wii5l5tS
OI
Pllint
Ji
Vnnnn
hflS
DCt'Il
ttwv
,
.
,
t
o
x
1
ti.
.
,
i
.
i
..m
.-nn.
i
n
if
i
i.
i
jii
v
nun
wiiiii
iirx
r
vie.
iiiiiii
cKp
TrP.hl
Ui
SSS'SIt'erly
accountant
of
the
Prince
Ru-
vice
in
branch,
as
manager.
year.
I
operation
of
a'mmlng
property
in
;r
the
Atlin
district
In
which
the
I
Columbia
Deelopment
Co.
Ltd.
Js
suing
Isaac
Matthews
et
al
in
the'
sum
of
$28,000.
The
case
was
set
for
hearing
at
Atlin
on
June
1
the
court
to
go
north
for
the
trial.
Patmore
&
Fulton
have
the
cast
for
the
plaintiff
while
Brown
&
Harvey
are
acting
for
defendants
Hearing
of
four
naturalization
applications
was
the
only
other
business
before
the
court.
i
Province
had
been
crushed.
i1
a
id
vnarv
r
-
.
Chinese
Counter
r
a
ei
t
a
i
tv
An.
i
n
11
VrVOUrVLi
I
1
iiiacK
urusnea
SHANGHAI,
April
5:
(CP)
It
was
asserted
In
Japanese
Twenty-Third
Crash
Since
First
Of
Year,
Making
Death
Total
i
Fifty-Two
military
quarters
last
night
LEEDS,
Eng.,
April
5:
(CP)
I
that
the
Chinese
counter
of
Five
men
were
killed
In
the
crash
for
hours
with
its
retractable.
fenslve
In
southern
Shantung
0f
a
R0yai
Air
Force
bomber
at
Dominion
Government
Has
In
Mind
Program
To
Give
Work
To
All
Employable
People
OTTAWA,
April
5:
(CP)
Pending
report
of
the
Rowell
Royal
Commission
on
Dominion-provincial
relations,
the
federal
government
proposes
to
reserve
its
decision
on
the
proposal
of
the
National
Employment
Commission
that
it
assume
the
whole
cost
of
relief
for
employable
persons,
Hon.
Norman
Rogers,
minister
of
labor,
told
the
House
of
Commons
last
night.
The
Dominion
government
had
in
mind
a
broad
program
of
national
development
and
conservation,
said
the
minister
of
labor.
.
It
had
in
mind
plans
which
would
enlarge
national
income
and
lead
to
the
absorption
of
all
people
into
gainful
occupations.
PULL
OUT
AMENDING
OF
ORIENT
CUSTOMS
Former
Governor
of
rhillipines
Advises
United
States
to
Withdraw
4
4
4-
t
4"
PHILADELPHIA,
April
5.
Theo-
Well
Known
1
Mining
Man
I
Sentenced
I
VANCOUVER,
April
5:
(CP)
4-
Oakley
B.
Bush,
aged
57,
4
president
and
managing
dlrec-
United
States
Takes
Steps
to
Prevent
Exploitation
of
$100
Free
Privilege
dore
Roosevelt,
former
Governor
of
I
WASHINGTON,
D.C.,
April
the
Phllllpine
Islands,
addressing
(CP)
The
United
States
govern-
persons
will
not
be
permitted
to
bring
the
$100
limit
of
goods
Into
this
country
from
Canada
unless
those
bringing
It
have
been
away
at
least
forty-eight
hours.
This
would
it
Is
felt,
tend
to
eliminate
the
Stock
Market
Still
Cautious
Uncertainty
Still
Keynote
of
Trading
at
New
York
Values
Little
Changed
Weather
horecast
(Furnished
through
the
courteay
of
-.'
Dominion
M-tvr.r
'oqi-.i
Rnwi
t
War
Seems
To
Be
Nearly
Over
With
Victory
For
Fascists
fUrthCr
travSiifSt1
Catalonia
is
Cut
Off
From
Rest
of
Government
Area-
crash
since
January
i
with
a
total
Advancing
Both
on
Barcelona
and
alencia
of
fifty-two
deaths.
ROBBERY
Tortosa
TaKcn
HENDAYE,
Franco-Spanish
Frontier,
April
'5:
(CP)
Spanish
insurgents,
driving
to
win
the
civil
war
this
spring,
today
cut
Catalonia
off
from
the
rest
of
government
Spain
to
accomplish
their
first
great
objective
and
swept
on
towards
Barcelona,
the
provisional
capital.
A
-secondary
advance
is
moving
toward
Valencia,
next
gov-
ernment
stronghold
of
importance!
on
the
Mediterranean
coast.
Last
night
the
Insurgents
entered
Tor-toca,
Important
city
near
the
mouth
of
the
Ebro
River..
Premier
Juan
Negrln
yesterday
took
over
personal
command
of
loyalist
navy,
army
and
air
force
In
a
final
effort
to
stem
the
Insurgent
advance.
Weston
Frome.
Berkely
society
wo
man,
and
her
twenty-three
yeai
old
daughter,
Nancy,
whose
battered
bodies
were
found
on
the
desert
near
here,
was
motivated
by
robbery,
They
had
been
followed,
It
Is
5:
believed,
since
they
left
El
Paso
In
the
course
of
a
motor
trio
from
the
American
Academy
of
Political
!
ment
Is
contemplating
an
amend-
California
to
North
Carolina
to
Science
In
Philadelphia,
said
the
'
ment
to
the
customs
act
whereby
pay
a
visit.
United
States
would
do
well
to
give
the
Phllllpine
Islands
their
complete
independence
as
scheduled
and
withdraw
entirely
-from
the
Orient.
Wreckage
Of
Lost
Bomber
Picked
Up
Aircraft
Seeking
Lost
United
States
Bomber
Off
Hawaii
Unsuccessful
in
Search
HONOLULU,
April
5:
NavaV
planes
were
again
unsuccessful
in
their
search
for
a
United
States
Navy
bomber,
with
crew
of
six
which
has
been
missing
since
lasi
week
In
the
course
of
manoeuvre,
off
this
island
of
Oahu.
What
is
believed
to
be
wrckage
from
the.
lost
plane
Is,
however,
believed
to
have
been
picked
up.
Incident
Caused
Uproar
In
House
LONDON,
April
5:
(CP)
An
In-
Must
Still
Get
LI
k
1
iT
'4
nouse
approval
j
t
Premier
Blum
of
France
Not
Out
of
Wonds
Yet
on
Financial
Policy
Victoria
and
Prince
Rupert.
ThU
rf-rnit
I
rompllrd
from
obverBatlons
PARIS,
April
5:
(CP)
sn
at
s
am.
tiv
and
cover,
the
30
Leon
Bium-S
financial
-
Premier
proposals,
,w
'
which
were
approved
by
the
French
General
Synopsis
A
shallow
cabinet
yesterday,
must
be
submltt-
trough
of
low
pressure
extends
from
ed
for
Parliamentary
ratification
t
tor
of
the
National
Silver
Mines
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
to
the
anri
are
expected
to
encounter
dlf
4'
Ltd.
and
for
many
years
prom-
Kootenays.
Light
showers
have
oc-'
riculties
in
the
Senate.
4-
inent
in
mining
in
the
Port-
4-
curred
In
many
parts
of
British
11
-
land
Canal
district,
and
Robert
Columbia
and
temperatures
are
4
McKitrlck,
47,
s
e
c
r
e
t
a
r
y-
4-
moderate.
4
treasurer
of
the
company,
were
4
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Char-4
convicted
today
of
conspiracy
4
lotte
Islands
Light
to
moderate
4-
to
defraud
and
were
each
sen-
4-1
variable
winds,
partly
cloudy
with
tenced
to
one
year's
Imprison-
!
not
much
change
In
temperature,
ment.
4"
4-
4-
4
4.
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island-Light
to
moderate
southwest
winds,
moslly
fair
and
mild.
Telephone
Directory
CHANGES
or
new
listings
for
next
Issue
of
the
Telephone
Directory
to
be
made
In
writing
to
Telephone
Department,
City
Hall
not
later
than
April
11,
1938.
44-4444-4-4-
Permanent
Way
Mrs
Colebourne.
Charged
Today
With
Killing
I
VICTORIA,
April
5:
(CP)
4-
Mrs.
Vera
Colebourne,
mother
4.
nt
a
five
vpar
nlrt
riano'ht.pr.
IQ
WlfYTTVF
Hilda,
was
today
charged
with
10
11
i
J
1
1
Y
JL4
the
pre-dawn
murder
last
Frl-
i
day
of
her
husband,
Sidney
Police
Have
Come
to
This
Con
Colebourne,
43-year-old
ship's
,
elusion
In
Brutal
Murder
of
j
rigger
employed
at
the
Cana-
.
California
Woman
And
:
1
4-dian
Pacific
Steamship
shops
Daughter
.
here.
The
slender
matron
was
'
formally
charged
before
Police
V
VAN
HORN,
Texas,
April
5:
4,
Magistrate
Henry
C.
Hall
In
Police
have
become
convinced
that,
'
adjoining
Oak
Bay
municipal
despite
the
unusual
brutality
of
ity
Sne
was
remanded
until
the
crime,
the
murder
of
Mrs,
next
pridav
for
Drelimlnarv
4-
hearing.
'
4-
Looks
Like
Anyox
To
Operate
Again
i
Steel
and
Heavy
Equipment
Indi-I
cates
Intention
to
Resume
in
There
Is
no
lack
of
Indications
of
the
Consolidated
Mining
&
Smelting
Co.
contemplating
reopening
j
the
old
smelter
plant
at
Anyox
on
ui
v,.u..s
,
,
rather
larro
onrt
nprmanpnf
.
r91.
'
line
for
the
express
purpose
of
Five
Shilling
Driver's
License
Caus-
"
,
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.,..
,
,
j
.
tut
,t
u
.
n.
Vessels
going
north
of
late
have
MW
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AAA
MWVA
V
V-
tllHVItlllWt
jl
cldent,
which
threw
the
House
of
SnmniflCT
UllWClU
RftwPft1
Commons
Into
an
uproar
yesterday
01I1PPm5.
when
Emanuel
Shlnwell
crossed
the
T
Arirrnlno
Atirl
floor
from
the
Opposition
to
the
LOS
Allgeiej)
tllU
government
side
and
struck
Com-'jp
T"
J
TT
mander
Bower
on
the
cheek
with
a
rTlSCO
1
ICO
UD
'
smack
that
echoed
through
the
as-
tonlshed
chamber,
arose
during
dls
cussion
In
the
House
over
an
ap
mv.w
vnPTC.
Anril
5:Cautior.
on
the
staff
of
the
Duke
of
Alba.
Italian
ambassador
to
Great
and
timidity
due
to
generally
ur.
settled
conditions
pervaded
thr
Britain,
for
exemption
from
a
five
stock
market
yesterday.
The
In-
shilling
driving
license.
dustrlal
average
was
off
.58
at
closing,
rails
up
.78
and
utilities
up
.39.
SAN
FRANCISCO,
April
5:
Ow-
Inn
in
r
c
lr
r
am
rtnn
c
Vi
I
r
n
1'
plication
from
an
assistant
secre-
steamshlp
services
between
San
Francisco
and
Los
Ange'es
are
tied
up
today.
E.
O.
Ayes,
deputy
provincial
assessor
and
collector,
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Catala
this
morning
from
a
trip
to
Stewart
on
official
business.
4-4
4-4-
4-
4-
Bert
Glassey
On
Fast
Trip
To
Vancouver
t
4
Government
Agent
H.
F.
4
Glassey
of
Atlin,
formerly
of
4-
this
city;
made
a
flying
trip
4-4-
from
Atlin
to
Vancouver
by
4
airplane
a
few
days
ago.
He
4-
left
Atlin
on
a
Tuesday,
made
the
southbound
flight
In
seven
4
4-
and
a
half
hours
and
was
back
4-
In
Atlin
again
the
following
Saturday.
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