MURDER
IS
SUSPECTED
Otter
Mtnlta
Cave
Take
More
Sinister
Turn
ai
Detectives
llenew
Probe
of
Unsolved
.
Killings
NEW
YORK.
Dec.
22:
(CP)
F.
l:
,JJ
Coster-Philip
Musica
myi-c
-
c
ready
involving
mllllotu
of
ti.iri
and
international
duplicity.'
t
n
new
and
more
sinister
turn
js!eday
at
Brooklyn
detective
bn
investigating
the
suicide-1
it
J:ctti
possible
connection
with'
i:a
,
solved
murdrrs
of
Joseph
Co-tr
wealthy
poultry
dealer,
and
hla
t:
.h-
Darnett
Cohen.
COLD
SNAP
i
CONTINUES
li
Western
Europe
Continues
to
Shiver,
Ireland
It
Having
It
Unusually
Mild
?,
N'DON.
Dec
22
CP
-British
ter
.ontmue
to
chatter
as
the
r
Met
wave
In
ten
years
enten
IU
'
day
with
a
alight
rise
in
tem-p--i''ire
but
no
tttn
of
a
final
let-
While
western
Europe
ahlvers.
1
nd.
oddly
enough,
la
experlene-ng
ex
eptlonally
mild
weather
with
ift.perature
of
4S
degree
above
rrra
enabling
farmer
to
work
the
fa
October
uu'.il
prln;.
WOMAN
IN
ROBBERY
Thrralrned
Chicago
lUnk
Manager
With
"Soup'
and
He
Hands
Over
tWOO
HIICAOO,
Dee
22:
ICP
-
A
1
ride
woman,
carrying
two
hot
a'.rr
bottlei
which
she
said
were
f
.led
with
nltro-glycerine.
inumi-(Jt'ed
a
Chicago
bank
manager
t
terday
Into
giving
over
$5,000.
Phc
threatened
to
throw
the
bot
New
Clerk
Of
Senate
Named
the
Senate.
Halifax
Advances
To
Third
Round
FINAL
BULLETINS
1000
SPIES
ARRESTED
LONDON
Official
report
reaching
London
asserted
to.
day
that
"approximately
a
thousand"
arrests
hare
occurred
In
inturgent
Spain
in
a
treat
spy
hunt
which,
authoritative
persons
tucgeitcd
rnltht
affect
the
entire
course
of
the
civil
war.
The
arret
are
a
fccqnel
to
a
search
of
the
baccate
of
Harold
Goodman,
llriliih
vice-consul
at
San
Sebastian,
last
Monday.
"Incriminating
Information"
found
inside
a
dirty
shirt
led
to
the
arrests,
it
was
Mid.
Informants
stated
that
Goodman
had
been
absolved
of
guilt
in
the
affair
but
several
British
consulate
officials
in
insurgent
territory
were
under
suspicion.
JAPAN
TO
HELP
CHINA?
TOKYO
Premier
Konoje
declared
today
that
Japan
Is
prepared
to
help
China
abolish
foreign
concessions
and
extraterritoriality,
a
system
of
special
privileges
enjoyed
by
some
foreigner
in
China
for
nearly
a
Century.
By
China
Is
meant
that
part
of
the
country
under
Japanese
domination.
The
statement
coincide
with
a
strong
press
campilgn
for
abolition
of
el
foreign
concessions
Including
the
retrocession
of
Hong
Kong.
WHAT
HITLER
SAID
LONDON
Premier
Neville
Chamberlain
told
the
House
of
Commons
today
that
Chancellor
Hitter
"informed
me
at
Berth-tegaden
that
he
was
glad
to
leave
Memelland
as
it
was
so
long
as
the
Statute
of
Memel
is
observed
by
the
Lithuanian
government.'
Sir
Samuel
Hoare
assured
the
House
that
any
attempt
to
intimidate
German
nationals
In
Britain
into
Joining
the
British
branch
of
the
German
Workers'
Front
would
be
a
"punishable
offence."
British
Parliament
In
Favor
Of
Immigration
To
Dominions;
LONDON,
December
22:
(CP)
mons
last
night
unanimously
approved
a
motion
urging
but
thc
other
Is
unreporiea.
Mercy
Flight
L
CUre
Mojer
K.C
to
Suce
A.
u.
,,j
r,A-.
Illout
Who
Has
Held
Post
for
Mfl
ffleSl
LOaSL
Many
Years
j
I
.
.pilot
Un
"
Small
Faces
Unfavorable
n.
,nm
(CP)-
OTTAWA.
December
22:
JJ.
,hf
r
Cnnmlnn
To
,)fVcr
L
Clare
Moyer
K.C.
o
OtUwa
one)
nme
secretary
to
Prime
MlnUtcr
William
Lyon
Mackenzie
;
Kin!
has,
ALBERNI.
Dec.
22:
(CP)
oeen
appo
nica
cicrnoi
me
-
-
,
f
,
....
.
.i..
-in
.rif
nt
made
a
mercy
mgni
jcsicru.'y
u
"Y
years
in
rom
Zfbanos
t0
Port
Albcrnl
to
wmcn
tweniy-one
was
--
in
.
illln
and
carry
lt
to
I
"T
....
...
.4
CeeiKCcec
nospiiai
wnerc
iv
essential
to
save
the
life
of
a
dla-
,
betes
patient.
Weather
Forecast
the
thIVd
round:
with
light
rain.
I
m
Town
twl
W
mX
an
o.cUm.
loll.
hUI...
d
10
'5ii
uup
rooiDaii
mavcn
',
.
nh
wlnrl
mild
t,..
south
winds,
mua
tho
HoM
nirmlnnham.
In
Fresh
to
strong
:ueh
settlement.
However,
the
were
to
succeed,
the
development
of
secondary
Industries
was
an
essential,
j
Collections
From
Recent
Auction
Are
Being
Made
usfc
Project,
of
Canadian
National
Reduced
from
$W,890,C00
to
$12.-OSI.OOft
Three
Million
Next
Year
MONTREAL,
December
22
(Canadian
Press)
The
Canadian
National
Railway
will
spend
$3,-000.000
next
year
in
construction
of
the
first
stage
of
a
$12,000,-000
rail
terminal
and
station
here
S.
J.
Hungerfor,
president
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways,
said
last
night.
The
entire,
program
will
be
speeded)
up
several
years.
The
original!
fCO.OOO.OOO
ter.
mlnaf
planned.
by
the
late
Sir
Henry
Thornton
is
being
modified.
The
work
has
been
hekl
up
durinr
the
depression
with
only
preparatory
work
so
far
done.
'XMAS
SALES
Croft
Settlement
Plan
Js
Up45-.
the
government,
in
the
viUu
interest
of
Empire
safety,
to
countered
by
other
reports
of
much
t
t
?
j.
ii..
r
:..!.
i.'
i
.
...
encourage
nniisn
immigraiion
10
inefuuininiuns.
can-
slower
semng.
ier
Kt
Hon.
Malcolm
MacDonald,
Secretary
for
the
Dom-
Better
holiday
buying
is
reported
inions,
had
said
that
the
government
was
to
confer
with
tLhv.H!'
wn.T,
!
.Dominion
authorities
on
financially
Vanderhoof.
Victoria
and
Williams
1
Barge
Missing
On
Atlantic
SAINT
JOHN.
wick.
Dec.
22
barges
Foremost
"lLb0"y'J
:
.
Foremoat
V'n
No.
ID
18
sailed
from
rr.
ney
was
n0i
nanaea
u
-
,
December
2
for
England.
bv
nniiri.
trnlt
the
woman
intn
citodv
ns
she
stepped
to
s'reet
and
the
money
was
promptlj
tc'urnrd
to
the
bank.
th
ach
with
a
crew
ot
fifteen
or
twenty
on
board.
One
of
the
two.
out
of
coal,
has
been
taken
In
tow
off
the
Irish
coast
.'assisted
Empire
settlement
achemes.
"e-
.1
It
was
decided
to
refer
to
the
Reduction
are
heavy
In
Arm-
strong.
Cranbrook.
Golden.
Mission
New
Bruns-
CP
The
No.
17
and
on
a
frantic
iat-minuie
ouyin;
locking
at
rapidly
dwindling
stocks,
post-depreoslon
record.
slderation
the
plan
ot
Sir
Henry
City.
Smlthers
and
Powell
River.
Page
Crrft
to
send
ten
thousand
British
aettlers
to
British
Columbia
which
he
toured
recently.
'I
hare
not
dismissed
that
plan,'
said
MacDonald.
"I
have
not
re
jected
It
It
Is
to
be
considered,
I
understand,
by
authorities
In
Ca
nada
In
the
first
place."
MacDonald
added
that
Premier
T.
D.
Pattullo
of
British
Columbia
had
offered
free
land
grants
foi
I
n
Another
Alberta
Session
Loominsr
Lexislation
to
be
Called
on
Feb
ruary
9,
Adjourning
Before
VUit
of
King
and
Queen
EDMONTON,
Dec.
22:
QUARREL
HOLDING
UP;;
'"
galla.
VANCOUVER,
jDec.
22:
tCPl
wiU
Vears'
The
Hotisc
of
Com-
A
reu'
xifC
centr
n
Prt
bus-
mess
increases,
a
uan&uian
rreu
survey
shows,
but
these
have
been
lij'ATAL
One
Man
Dead
at
Rock
Bay,
Down
the
Coast,
and
Another
b
Badly
Injured
VICTORIA,
December
22
(Cana
dian
Press)
Provincial
police
herei
are
making
their
donations
lnde-i
families
at
Rock
Bay.
pendent
of
the
auction.
The
flnan-'
clal
condition
up
to
noon
today
was:
.
i
Previously
acknowledged,
$257.50
UlsILUKKN
WENT
UYFSY
Tomorrows
Tides.
Capitol
141
mm
High
V.nsxa.
19.8
ft.
TAXI
M
m.
21.1
It.
Low
Macey's
Coffee
House
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BiUTISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
v
V3T
V
XXVII
.
No.
206.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
DECEMBER
22,
1938.
PRICE:
J
CENTS
U.
Si
G
erman
Relations
Would
Like
To
fioll
Up
With
ot
Strained
MONTREAL
Washington
Refuses
To
Take
TERMINAL
d..l
yl
j
li
c.u
AL..i
udi.K
yv
neat.
iirMca
jaiu
uuui
Actions
of
Nazi
Government
-1
4
4
r
f
Declares
That
it
Represent
the
Feeling
of
Overwhelm;
ing
Majority
of
American
Citizens
Senator
Pittman
Heaps
Further
Fuel
on
Flames
Murnftl
fVioin
of
Cordell
Hull
who
is
attending
the
Pan-American
con-
iTiajutat
v,naiii
Ierence
in
PerUf
disclosed
today
that
the
United
States,
'hnd
reieeted
fiermans
demand
for
an
official
anolotrv
VICTORIA.
Dec
22
When
he
was
elected
mayor
of
Cleveland
last
Sunday
attacking
.
."
.-.
.
.
"7
'
"
"
-
r,n:
I
!
dictatorships.
Welles
told,
Dr.
Hans
Telford
&aid
that
he
was
going
L
.
'
...
to
do
away
with
pomp
and
!?jomse
?rmitt
charge
'
.
ceremony
at
the
CltyHall
and
,
ff
?
the
reuf,
came
ngular
W
e
and
Impropriety
that
there
would
be
no
mayor-
1
fm
government
which
so
per-
al
robes
or
gold
chains
worn
by
him.
Evidently.
Mayor
Andrew
.tent
controlled
pres.
McGavln
of
Victoria
feels
he
would
like
to
dress
up
for
the
f
King's
officials
to
attack
American
lead
ers
including
the
late
r
j
r
1
1
I
wooarow
vion
ana
vi.h
a-rf
rMr
tnr
he.
'"SS!
jittit
T."Jf
Arm
Ll.
nnwn
''
lor
a
ten
or
b.nn
ot
the
i''lJ
"'"
He
ha
hinted
WASHINGTON,
D.
C,
December
22:
(CP)
Welles,
acting
Secretary
of
State
during
the
absence
President
represented
the
helming
major-
v,nv,r
mtoht
like
have
wnaiy
snociea
wnxi
rweni
cCn
V
tMtt
VW
W
---w
-tr
nifAT
today
without
Immediate
HI
I
I
Uon
saying
that
people
of
the
Un-
Vl
UilV
A
1
when
Beynon
came
to
.
and
ordered
Brown
out
house,
then
shooting.
British
Man
Power
Scheme
'raid
last
night
that
lt
had
been
re-1
r
r
T
J
ported
Leslie
Spense
jumped
over-.
I
Q
Kg
IveVlVeQ
board
and
was
drowned
and
James
E
Lee
had
suffered
head
injuries1
itoo
serious
to
enable
him
being
LONDON,
Dec.
22:
(CP)-
UI
questioned
after
a
dispute
aboard
i
than
half
the
members
of
the
House
Collections
are
being
made,
of
their
gasboat
yesterday
at
Rockjof
Commons
were
ansent
wnen
thc
monies
bid
at
the
recent
radio
1
Bay
north
of
Campbell
River.
Parliament
on
Tuesday
night
auction
for
the
Salvation
Army'
Both
men
were
employed
by
the!
agreed
by
a
vote
of
270
to
9
to
a
Fund
and
also
a
number
of
people
Dominion
government
and
leave
three
months'
trial
of
the
volun
tary
man
power
registration
plan
with
the
understanding
that
the
question
would
be
revived
by
the
end
of
next
March
to
see
what
ORAVESEND,
England,
Dec.
22
changes
are
necessary.
The
mem-
Fort
Edward
Crew
17.50
(CP)
Giving
evldepce
when
his
bers
who
absented
themselves,
ap
ited
States
do
not
like
the
govern
ments
of
Japan
or
Germany,
add-
Mrs.
Victor
Beynon
TelU
Her
Story
Ug
that
they
opposed
any
form
of
the
right
and
power
to
enforce
mor-,
lality
and
justice
In
accordance
with.
'
peace
treaties.
I
rniuvt
ucatucd
Dominion
r-vn
government
KUIlw..w.k
m
An
t
mmr
must
A
also
ca
rf,br"a
f
fh
,
'
,u.
-
1?iy"t
t-ln
Uiru.
"ed.
:
The
i
UC
.
LUlllilTi
coroner's
O
"j.
Jury,
juj
however
w
w
J.
v
;
TIai
Dead
Ts-lpomu.
Tvaa
tv
'
Dnl
n
r
Ught
nhf
I
Estevan
Raining,
southeast
.wind,
six
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
30.12.
I
Victoria
Raining,
southeast
wind,
fourteen
miles
per
hour;
bar
ometer,
30.18.
BY-ELECTION
GOV'T
WIN
President
Duchess
'
Athol
Appears
To
Have
iseen
ueaien
in
nmross-nesi
Perth
LONDON,
Dec.
22:
(CP)
Incom-
"ir.of
American,
who
'
were
Pro-
that
perth
by.electton
tTQm
whlch
t
exchange
for
the,
gold
cnain.
,
radicate
a
victory
for
the
govem-
ACCUSES
HUSBAND
4
seat
Duchess
of
Athol
resigned
as
Kermodei
t.erman,y:
...
a
protest
at
government
policy
and
while
in
!
ickes
said
that
German
treat-
.
.
.
m;r.t
nf
Jrvi
had
rarrlMl
tnat.
""""
na-
.
.
.
r
w
tt
UnIett"ed-'benl8ht
,
.
ITm
ment
It
Is
conceded
that
the
Duch-2
ess
had
been
defeated
by
the
JW.PJ9.Bli.
.
.-....-..
strahtTAMiserVame
cdndtda'tti'-w:
The
exchange
has
brought
about
u
Snaciden
stormy
weather
cauj.
a
sharp
new
strain
on
German-Am-
a
Vote
,n
thc
ngged
tidln
encan
relations
and
thpre
haj
bwn
de,ay
,n
get-
Senator
Key
Pittman.
chairman
of
the
United
States
foreign
rela
tions
committee.
Issued
a
statement
ting
In
the
returns.
ARGENTINA
RESOLUTION
irllli-
r.I
r,
Rnnrt
UICUlUliiH
KUICillUlCUk
ailU
liaiC
lu-niunH.II
i,uiiiiiwh7
j
ii.u
n
it
Fisherman
Near
Powell
River
POWELL
RIVER,
Dec
22:
(CP)
Mrs.
Alice
Beynon.
wife
of
Victor
Beynon,
a?ed
28,
charged
with
murder
In
connection
with
the
shooting,
to
death
on
Sunday
al
Eamont.
near
here,
of
Kenneth
Into
Uproar
by
New
Development
Last
Night
LIMA.
Peru,
December
22
(Canadian
Press
Argentina
threw
the
i
i
j
u-s
nun
Into
Pan-American
Conference
up-
Prlnce
Rupert
Light
rain,
south-'rar
last
night
when
It
rejected
east
wind,
fourteen
miles
per
hour;
completely
the
draft
of
a
declara-harometir.
29.68
ifalllnifl:
temner-
tion
on
continental
solidarity
Brown,
former
Prince
Rupert
fish
iature
light
chop
iand
defence
and
tossed
Its
own
re-
erman,
testified
before
an
Inquest
Trl'le
TSiandswrrv
nnthpr-
solution
In
with
the
Implication
ot
Tuesday
that
her
husband
hadltv
wind.
ti
mllM
tvr
hour!
lisht
"take
It
or
leave
It."
Argentina
(CP)
jlre(j
shot
from
which
Brown
said
It
had
rejected
the
draft
be
n
w-wwtrv.
vwkAvwwMwu
m
-.44aj
...
v
v"
"v
"v"
VerOJCl,
UUk
uc-
Ui"tC
IU1C
1
UWIl
UlCUUUIKU
M1lr.irn.
tn
rrMltvratf
TelUmeO
an
Open
Komnot.r
90
71-
.
nf
thu
llhjrtg
t.gUotlnn
TV,.
In.
i.
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done
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straight
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rrnLv
or
b
clvin
land
ntlon
uould
.
ProroSu.f
the
fatal
shot.
MacDonald
admitted
that
more
heavily
populated
Dominions
would
afford
the
Empire
more
Influence
In
dealing
with
International
matters.
At
the
same
time,
he
pointed
out
that.
It
new
agriculturalists
who
had
fired
ture,
36;
light
swell.
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iraAL
Mrs.
Beynon
testified
that
shewlnd(
ten
mUes
pef
houf.
In
the
cabin
with
Brown
Q0Q.
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.
,
,
ik.
the
door
aggression
from
any
source.
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jM.
Imperial
assistance
would
be
11m-
uw
l"c
Brown
51101
ln,awlcaDl"
east
wind,
fifteen
miles
per
hour;PI
A
fJ
UI
U
provlnce
next
Ma
died
ited
to
one-halt
of
the
project.
Egmont
Saturday
night
and
,
barometeI.
30-00;
temperature.
42;
l
LAIN
L
Ul
nn
simnav
m
me
renaer
naiuvt.
,
.
,,
REFUNDING
Vancouver
Raining,
easterly
debt
situation
wind,
six
miles
ner
hour:
barom-.
funding
has
eter,
29.86.
Prince
George
Snowing,
southerly
wind,
twenty
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
29.86.
MoreT
Terrace
Cloudy,
calm,
temper
ature.
30.
Alyansh
Snowing,
calm,
27.
Alice
Arm
Light
snow,
calm,
32.
Anyox
Cloudy,,
calm,
30.
Stewart
Light
dry
snow,
calm.
27.
Hazelton
Cluody,
calm,
25.
Smlthers
Cloudy,
calm,
20.
Bums
Lak
Dull,
calm,
24.
BOSTON,
DOC.
23
(UP)
Aspea
Alberta
Finance
Officials
Consider
Idea
of
Issuing
Two
Percent
Baby
Bonds
EDMONTON,
Dec.
22:
(CP)
Alberta
government
officials
are
still
considering
the
province's
public
A
proposal
for
r-
nnv
hppn
mrrf
whereby
two-percent
perpetual
I
bonds,
callable
at
any
time,
would
'be
Issued
in
denominations
of
$25.
$50
and
$100.
Fifty
Canadian
Workmen
Will
Be
Trained
Abroad
Ti.on
nnd
Jnhn
2.00
wife
was
eharced
with
unfitness
to
narentlv.
nrefer
to
await
the
trlar
kcr
at
a
women
s
meeting
here
the
celve
SDecIal
tralnlne
Gilbert
Campbell
5.00
care
for
her
four
daughters,
aged
period
before
expressing
an
opinion.
other
day
reminded
her
hearers
factories
to
fit
them
to
work
on
Radio
Auction
colectlons
47.00
four
to
U,
the
father-said
while
he!
The
plan
involves
a
drive
to
fill
I
that
even
In
England
up
to
the
I
orders
for
bomber
contracts
for
the
Anonymous
.
5.00
was
away
working
the
chlldren
had
gaps
In
the.
passive
and
active
de-t18th
century
tea
was
so
costly
it
building
of
which.
have
been
gly
A.
M.
Davlcs
.,.
1.00.
been
allowed
to
wander
about
Me
fence
-forces
through
voluntary
Invariably
was
kept
under
lock
and
en
to
Canadian
manufacturing:
Anonymous
2.00
gypsies.
,
;
'measures.
key.-
OTTAWA,
Dec.
22:
(CP)
Fifty
Canadian
workmen
will
cross
the
Atlantic,
lt
Is
announced,
to
re
plants.
In
British