llvltlcs
In
Austria.
fylng
for
peace
and
goodwill,
pope
called
upon
me
unuea
to
be
a
shining
example
to
world
in
this
respect.
'TURN
TO
CIVIL
LIFE
altollton
Hermans
are
i
;
ntMzcd
By
End
of
Next
Month
riLN
Oct
19:
iui-i-m"?
r
rvtst
who
was
placed
rrr.
during
the
past
sum-hr
back
In
civil
life
by
Ini
Rf
the
month,
it
Is
stated
i
.
.
.
i
i
Hal'p
the
number
is
piaceu
DO.
Already
demobilization
has
tl
at
the
rate
oi
iniy
sar.d
men
per
day:
The
Gcr-
it
.
.
.
u.
.Mini.
famv
i.
to
dc
icu
at
iw
i-b-
h
of
about
800,000.
mey
Voted
For
re
Area
Relief
naled
That
$100,000
Will
uc
Iquircd
for
Rehabilitation
In
Rainy
River
rAWA.
Oct.
19:
(CP)
i-
Ernest
Lapointe,
minister
of
ce
announced
ycsicrauy
iui-ns
a
mcr.Ung
of
the
cabinet.
125,000
had
been
voted
tno
adlan
Red
Cross
Society
for
If
work
In
the
Rainy
River
ft
fire
area.
The
provincial
pnment
of
Ontario
has
voted
Doo.
Hon.
Peter
Hccnan,
mlnls-
if
lands
and
forests
for
On-and
one
of
the
members
of
UOO.OOO
will
be
required.
Report
Pontiff
ilinal,
Under
Fire
by
Naris,
Tell
Vatican
of
Austrian
Conditions
1ENNA,
Oct.
10:
(CP)
Cardinal
Pstcr.
under
flro
bv
the
Nazis,
"o
to
Rome
shortly
to
report
on
idltlons
In
Austria
as
they
af-
ihc
Roman
Catholic
Church,
expected.
Cardinal
Innlster's
idence
.was
attacked
bv
Nazi
poiutrators
and
he
was
slightly
urea,
""y
Roman
Catholic
Church
pts
are
renorterf
tn
have
been
CSted
on
Phnrrrn
nf
netlial
nC.
falKP
hnnl.tiMinlnir
onH
pNazl
activities.
V
cantlme
a
trucn
Is
said
tn
have
cached
between
church
and
ods
of
financing.
Prime
Minister
Mackenzie
King
has
told
Premier
Pattullo
of
British
Columbia
he
will
appoint
a
Canadian
commission
tc
u-ork
with
that
group.
There
is
even
talk
of
starting
work
on
the
highway
next
year.
Representative
Warren
G.
Magnu-son
of
Seattle,
acting
chairman
of
the
American
commission,
came
here
to
see
Mr.
Pattullo,
and
later
said:
"I
found
the
Premier
enthusias
tic
about
the
project.
We
want
to
get
work
started
next
spring
and
believe
it
may
be
done.
The
only
obstacle
is
the
technical
one
of
in
One
big
difficulty,
so
fas
as
British
Columbia
Is
concerned,
is
to
find
the
money
to
build
a
50-mlle
section
of
highway
between
Hazel-ton,
northern
end
of
the
present
provincial
road
system,
and
the
Yukon
boundary.
Pattullo
Active
Mr.
Pattullo
has
made
two
trips
to
Washington,
D.
C,
conferring
each
time
with
President
Roosevelt
Informed
Washington
sources
say
fthe
United
States
is-wtlllnjr
ttf'fln-
ance
British
Columbia's
share
of
the
total
cost
variously
estimated
between
$15,000,000
and
$25,000,000
That
suggestion
of
an
American
loan
to
British
Columbia
has
rals
ed
more
objections
than
any
other
feature
of
th,e
scheme
on
grounds
the
United
States
may
be
Interested
nrlmarlly
in
a
military
road,
which
might
tie
Canada
into
an
offensive
and
defensive
alliance
with
her
neighbor
to
the
south.
Itcd
States
ever
gets
In
a
tight
box
in
war
on
the
Pacific,
we're
in
It
whether
we
like
It
or
not.
Military
Purposes
"If
this
road
serves
military
for
the
United
States,
It
will
also
serve
Canada.
There
Is
no
use
waiting
until
war
comes.
The
"idat1;
that'areZ
sas
wln
a
13
t0
C
IOI
H.
I
Unrkorf
TJvwnr
fnrmpr
United
States
president,
told
Interviewers
In
Vancouver
this
summer
It
was
"sheer
nonsense"
to
suggest
inter
national
complications
might
arise
out
of
building
of
the
road
"There
can
be
no
such
thing
as
to
complications
between
me
unuea
States
and
Canada,"
he
said.
Recently
opposition
has
not
been
so
strongly
expressed
as
when
the
highway
was
first
suggeste'd.
Many
business
men
agree
with
Premier
Pattullo
that
the
road-bulldlng
Job
would
temporarily
relieve
the
unemployment
problem,
bring
new
purchasing
power
to
the
province,
and
stimulate
the
tourist
trade
and
general
business
by
opening
up
vast
new
territories
for
development
of
agriculture,
mining
and
lumbering.
Louis
Johnson,
assistant
secretary
of
war
for
the
United
States,
flew
over
the
route
of
the
highway
Martial
Law
day.
In
Holy
Land
JERUSALEM,
Oct.
19:
(CP)
Control
of
the
Holy
Land
has
passed
Into
the
hands
of
the
British
Army
under
martial
law.
Troops
entered
Jerusa-
1cm
todav
to
take
nossession
Arabs
were
killed
and
a
British
soldier
and
policeman
were
wounded
as
Coldstream
Guards
today
sought
to
oust
rebellious
Aabs
from
the
Moj-
1cm
section
rA
Jerusalem's
old
city.
..A
steady
fusillade
of
shots
in
the
old
city
could
be
heard
outside
the
walls.
Other
troops
cordoned
off
half
the
coastal
town
of
Acre
and
be-
gan
search
for
members
of
a
band
which
raided
the
post
of-
flee
yesterday.
Troops
patrol-
led
the
main
roads.
ROMANCE
NEW
YORK,
Oct.
19:
(CP)
The
romancing
of
a
beer
garden
dreamer"
was
.the
way
defence
at
torneys
yesterday
characterized
the
story
of
the
star
prosecution
witness
in
the
Nazi
espionage
trial
here
&1ict
TtiVrfa'd
told
Uf
a
plot
to
lure
an
officer
of
a
Long
Isl
and
army
post
to
a
new
York
hotel
room
where
he
was
to
be
overcome
by
tear
gas
so
that
mill
tary
secrets
might
be
wrung
from
him.
Hope
For
Recovery
Of
Turk
President
Other
sources
have
opposed
the
I
T
AkanrlnnPfl
scheme,
too,
saying
roads
jsnouid
10
aivtit
iuuuuuuvm
be
built
through
older
sections
of
the
province
before
opening
new
ANKARA,
Turkey.
Oct.
19.
Thf
territory.
nndit!on
of
Mustanha
Kemal
Ata-
"In
all
the
negotiations
in
which
turk
president
of
Turkey.
Is
"yery
I
took
part
in
Washington
they
jow
and
hopes
for
his.
recovery
have
never
mentlonea
tne
roaa
in
me
been
abandoned,"
It
was
stated
to-
sensc
of
a
military
highway,"
Prem
ier
Pattullo
countered.
"If
final
ar-angements
are
made
with
the
Un-ted
States,
they'll
have
no
more
control
over
the
highway
than
any
one
who
buys
British
Columbia
bonds
that
bo
to
build
roads
has
over
the
present
highways.
"And
remember
this.
If
the
Un
Under
the
Turkish
constitution
It
Is
necessary
that1
a
new
President
should
be
elected
within
twenty-four
hours
after
one
has
died.
For
'his
purpose,
members
of
Parliament
have
been
summoned.
FIRST
SNOW
HAS
FALLEN
.
.
a
.
!...,.
Is
Recorded
in
tasiern
luauuuua
And
Western
Ontario
as
Well
As
Across
Line
was
flvlng
yesterday
eastern
Manitoba
and
western
Ontario,
blanketing
late
forest
fires
which
had
still
been
burning
In
some
parts.
Snow
was
also
reported
In
the
states
of
Montana
and
Wyoming,
three
deaths
having
been
attribu
ted
to
it,
Chamberlain
Saved
Canada
His
Statesmanship
Prevented
Dominion
From
Being
Plunged
Into
War,
Declares
Manion
.
EDMONTON,
Oct.
19.-Speaklng
hnro
vnsterday.
Hon.
Dr.
R.
J.
Man-
inn
conservative
leader,
declared
during
the
summer
in
the
course
of,
that
the
statesmanship
of
Prime
:
in,,,-
ttp
n
t.hp
onlv
l
Minisl
pr
Neville
Chamberlain
of
an
Aiao
,na
frnm
,f
nritnln
had
saved
Canada
:!WAR
END
T
MEAR
All
Quiet
in
Spain
and
Important
Developments
Are
Believed
Near
HENDAYE,
Franco
-
Spanish
Frontier,
Oct.
19.
Observers
believe
that
important
developments
in
connection
with
the
Spanish
war
are
impending.
There
is
said
to
be
possibility
of
an
early
armistice
and'
peace
f-
treaty."1
The
Ehro
Uiver
and
all
battle-fronts,
were
quiet
yesterday
and,
fort
the
first
time
in
months,
there
were
no
air
raids
by
insurgent
planes
along
the
loyalist
coast.
However,
the
air
raids
were
resumed
todajl
and
two
British
ships
Lake
llallwill
and
African
Explorer
were
damaged
when
struck
by
bombs
at
Former
President
Is
Coming
West
Hoover
Does
Not
Anticipate
Thirty
Dollar
a
Week
Scheme
Will
Be
Successful
(W
DEED
I
HARTFORD,
Connecticut,
Oct.
XJl
DEiElIV,
19-
Prior
to
hls
departure
for
a
Such
Is
The
Way
Defence
AX-
torneys
Describe
Witness
Story
In
Espionage
Trial
I
trip
west,
Former
rresiaeni
neroeri.
Hoover
spoKe
nere
yesveruaj.
nc
oredicted
defeat
of
the
$30
a
week
plan
In
his
home
state
of
Californ
ia.
Mr-
Hoover
will
speak
In
Spo
kane
on
November
5,
.
N
QUINTS
TO
-
SEEDING
Possibility
of
Their
Majesties
Visiting
Callender,.
Ontario,
While
in
Canada
OTTAWA,
0:t.
19:
(CP)
Dr.
Allan
Roy
Dafoe,
physician
to
the
famous
Dlonne
quintuplets,
has
expressed
the
hope
that
Kins
Gorae
The
matter
of
operating
the
Prince
Rupert
elevator
this
year.
and
of
a
ship
subsidy
being
grant
ll
ll
I-ITIT
i
Y
rfcTTI
I
PTUTH
rlliAL
DULLE.1
UNO
I,
1
...
,
,
h
,
AIR
MAIL
FOR
RUPERT
EDMONTON
Air
mail
for
British
Columbia
points
on
the
Jasper-Prince
Rupert
line,
including
Prince
Rupert
and
district,
will
be
routed
by
train
from
Edmonton,
according
to
a
postal
department
order
here.
JAPS
THREATEN
CANTON
HONG
KONG
The
Japanese
offensive,
gaining
new
momentum,
appeared
today
to
have
slashed
its
way
through
Chinese
defenses
to
threaten
Canton
from
the
northeast
and
east.
Terrific
air
bombardments
have
aided
the
invading
troops.
Foreigners
are
said
to
believe
that
actual
defense
of
Canton
would
be
extremely
difficult
against
Japanese
forces.
HERO
OF
PLANE
CRASH
MONTGOMERY,
Alabama
A
new
hero
of
United
States
airways
was
acclaimed
today
as
a
mass
of
burned
wreckage
marked
where
Pilot
Dave
Hissong,
with
flames
lapping
about
him,
brought
eleven
passengers
safely
to
earth
in
aaburning
Eastern
Air
Lines
plane.
No
passengers
were
seriously
hurt.
SON
SUING
FATHER
TORONTO
A
writ
asking
$300,000
damages
was
issued
yesterday
in
Ontario
Supreme
Court
by
Leonard
Marler
against
his
father,
Sir
Herbert
Marler,
Canadian
minister
to
Washington,
and
Dr.
George
Stevenson,
superintendent
of
the
Ontario
Hospital
at
London,
Ontario.
Marler
alleges
that
his
father
and
Stevenson
caused
him
to
be
detained
in
the
London
hospital
fronT
February
17
to
September
20,
1938.
GERMANY,
FRANCE
NEGOTIATE
PARIS
Preliminary
negotiations
toward
a
full
settlement
of
differences
between
France
and
Germany
.are
reported
started
by
both
governments.
Meanwhile,
the
Paris
labor
union
central
organization
has
ordered
workers
to
defy
Premier
Dal-adier
and
hold
mass
demonstrations
Saturday
despite
cabinet
ban,
APPEAL
BY
HITLER
LONDON
All
signs
point
to
a
disarmament
appeal
by
Chancellor
Hitler
of
Germany
to
the
British
government
in
the
near
future.
German-controlled
press
has
already
sent
up
trial
balloons
to
give
Der
Fuehrer
a
chance
to
see
which
way
the
wind
L
blowing
in
regard
to
an
arms
limitation
pact
and
the
return
of
Germaru
colonies
,
"N
direct
approach
has
yet
been,
made
to
the
British
government
which,
however,
would
not
be
surprised
by
one.
I
BARUCH
FOR
ALLIANCE
PRESIDENT
IS
SOUGHT
Canadian
Parliament
Expected
To
Be
Called
Together
at
Early
l"
'
Date
I
OTTAWA,
Oct.
19:
CP)
In
we'l.
Informed
quarters
here
'It
Is
ex-
ed
for
Prince
Rupert
in
connection
pected
that
a
session
or
Parlla
therewith
is
being
considered,
as.
ment
will
be
called
late
in
Novem
enrdine
t
word
received
by
Olol
ber.
Rt.
Hon.
Ernest
Lapointe.
Hanson,
M.
P.
for
Skeena,
who
minister
of
Justice,
said,
following,
arrived
in
the
city
last
night
a
meeting
of
the
cabinet
yester-!
from
Smlthers.
He
says
that,
in
day,
that
an
early
sessions
was
IZnSdafinseloS"
matter
uplth
Mo.U
members
have
been
under
ins
c-
minister
oi
iraae
ana
commerce,
iion
to
oe
pitpuicu
u,
ovoo.v...
u.
who
replied
that
the
estimates
short
notice.
were
being
dealt
with
soon
andi
then
It
would
be
considered
whether
or
not
it
would
be
possible
to
meet
Mr.
Hanson's
wishes
to
have
an
amount
Dlaced:
there
for
Weather
f
orecast
Euler
said
that,
If
It
were
operated,
sure
Is
hi.'i
and
weather
has
becn
It
would
probably
not
be
leased
to
fine
and
somewhat
milder,
a
synd&ate
as
suggested
but
would
throughout
British
ooiumoia.
be
operated
by
the
grain
board
j
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Char-
ltself.
.
u..,
ilotte
Islands
Fresn
to
strong
Mr.
Hanson
also
received
a
wire
from
Rt,
Hon.
Ernest
Lapointe,
acting
prpmer,
twho
saldjthatthe
next
cabinet
council
would
again
consider
the
possibility
of
putting
an
amount
in
the
estimates
for
a
subsidy
as
requested.
This
was
in
reply
to
a
communication
sent
by
Mr.
Hanson.
Lcn
Crlpps
returned
to
the
city
southeast
wind;
fair
and
mild
to
day.
Probable
gales
off
the
coast
tonight;
.then
.becoming
unsettled.
West'Coa
of
Vancouver
Island
Fresh
to
strong
southeast
wind
mostly
fair
and
mild,
misty
at
night.
Walter
Hume,
who
has
been
spending
a
vacation-at
Vancouver
and
Kelowna,
returned
to
the
city
who'
rrom
being
plunged
Into'a
G
reason
the
Prlnc,
,
George,thls
afternoon
on
the
Prince
George
'ate
by
surrender
to
the
lat-
a
'
-to
jf)n(frf
0)
Pag(f
Tko)
War.
.
-
from
a
holiday
trip
Vancouver,
noon.
.
this
after-
EDEN
IS
FOR
UNION
GOV'T
Should
Be
Formed
to
Tackle
Question
of
Home
Defence
And
Employment
in
Britain,
He
Declares
LONDON,
Oct.
19!
(CP)
Anthony
Eden,
former
Foreign
Secretary,
urges
that
a
union
government
composed
of
all
parties'
and
elements
take
over
the
home
!
defence
of
Britain.
The
fact
of
-two
a
subsidy
for
a
steamship
service'
General
SEynopsls
A
distant
In
Britain
Is
a
reproach
to
de
out
of
Prince
Rupert.
'storm
Is
approaching
Queen
Char--mocracy,
says
Eden.
Tn
rpenrri
tn
the
elevator.
Mr.
lottp
Islands
from
the
west.
Pres-I
,
Alleged
Bank
Robber
Taken
Melvin
Campbell
in
Custody
in
Ontario
After
Search
since
Last
Spring
LONDON,
Ont.,
Oct.
19:
(CP)
Melvln
Campbell,
soug'ht
since
last
spring
for
a
bank
robbery
in
north
HEAR
EDEN
AND
THANK
F0RPEACE
International
Feace
Sociely
Expresses
Appreciation
to
Premier
Chamberlain
LONDON,
Oct.
19:
(CP)
The
International
Peace
Society,
in
session
here
yesterday,
passed
a
resolution
thanking
Prime
Minister
Neville
Chamberlain
for
his
peace
policies.
Appreciation
was
formally
expressed
of
the
Premier's
"patience
and
untiring
efforts
to
promote
peace."
The
resolution
was
I
passed
not
long
after
an
address
frbm
Capt,
Anthony
Eden,
who
broke
with
Chamberlain
on
foreign
policy,
had
been
heard.
.,.
Will
Recommend
Ratification
Of
Friendship
Pact
LONDON,
Oct.
19.
It
was
reported
in
authoritative
quarters
today.
!that
Prlnme
Minister
Neville
Chamberlain,
soon
after
trie
reassembling
of
Parliament
next
month,
will
recommend
the
lm-
I
mediate
ratification
of
the
Anglo-
Itallan
friendship
pact.
The
present
withdrawal
of
Italian
volun-.
teers
from
the
Spanish
civil
war
is
understood
to
be
taken
by
Mr.
Chamberlain
as
a
token
of
that
country's
good
faith.
ALASKA
DAY
CELEBRATED
Seventy-one
Years
Ago
Yesterday
Since
Uncle
Sam
Took
Over
Territory
JUNEAU,
Oct.
19:
"Alaska
Day."
the
seventy-first
anniversary
of
the
taking
over'of
Alaska
following
nd
Queen
Elirabeth.
while
In
Can-
R
Ma;azine
Becomes
Facetl-
Polish
Foreign
Minister
Seeking
to'lts
Purchase
from
Russia,
was
ob
ida
next
summer,
will
visit
the
mints
at
Callander.
In
the
event
:f
Their
Majesties
going
wet,
such
1
visit
could
.'quiteeasily
be
ar-anged,-
It
Is
said
here"
BUSY
ON
Yw
ELEVATOR
Olof
Hanson
Has
Replies
From
Members
of
Government
Regarding
Subsidy
and
Possible
Operation
ous
in
Regard
to
United
States
ROMEv.Oct.
19:
(CP)
A
maga
Line
Roumania
up
With
Poland,
Germany
and
Hungary
zine
TpuMlaied''.fn
Rome
yesterday
WARSAW,
Oct.
19.
Col.
Beck,
suggesttdaf
the
United
States
Polish
foreign
minister,
has
left
for
t
.
.1
A.
T-amM4
X
r
1
V
QO
UnVlniAff
.Virka
Uh
...ill
l
A.
erved
throughout
the
territory
yesterday
with
government
offices,
banks
and
schools
closing.
The
taking
over
of
Alaska
was
Uncle
Sam's
second
largest
real
estate
deal,
the
largest
havlns
eieci
dciikuu
uaiuwi
o
.uumoiwn
wucic
c
win
t.teK
me
migni
.
rVi-co
T
niiUlnnn
for
been
the
purchase
of
Louisiana
ior
r,-.tJ
Aiwf
virgin
n
virp-
-rtr.rnrf
nt
wtr,
r.,.i
o
1,
ncMucm,
.
-.".
i
uuiuia-$150M000
from
Napoleon
Bona-
presiuvuQ
iiiu
ucuii
Aiukofwj
w
inuc
oi
wauu
iuiu
Hungary
are
retary
of
War.
Ottawa'
Session
End
Of
November
tor
annexation
of
portions
of
For
Alaska
with
lts
enormous
Czechoslovakia.
Col.
Beck
will
al-
natural
resources
and
30,000
popu-so
seek
support
of
Roumania
In
a
Jatlorli
$7,2oo,000
was
paid
to
Rus-move
by
Poland.
Hungary
and
Ger-
sia
or
less
tnan
2c
per
acre.
many
to
pheck
the
advance
of
Communism.
Later-
CoL
Beck
will
rwi
rrii
j
visit
Budapest,
the
capital
of
Hun-.
I
WentV
1
COUScinCl
gary.
t
-
j
Sudetens
May
Be
Given
New
Homes
LONDON,
Oct.
19:
(CP)
It
Is
estimated
that
twenty
thousand
anti-Nazi
Sudetens
would
be
affected
by
the
proposal
for
expatriation
to
Canada
and
other
parts
of
the
Dominion
following
the
taking
over
of
Sudetenland
by
Germany.
Pictures
Are
Incriminating
.
million
persons
being
unemployed
'
Germans
Took
Views
of
Gun
Posi
tions
in
Panama
Canal
Zone
PANAMA
CITY,'
Oct.
19:
Development
of
pictures
taken
by
four
Germans
In
the
Canal,
Zone
have
proven
Incriminating.
They
show
actual
gun
positions.
The
four
have
been
granted
ball
In.
the
sum
of
$15,000
each.
Halibut
Sales
Canadian
Gulvlk,
19,000
pounds,
Atlln,
12.1c
eastern
Ontario,
is
In
prison
here,
and
5c.
Arrested
at
Windsor,
Ontario,
he
is
j
American
alleged
lo
have
been
Involved
In
a'
Prosperity,
10,000,
Cold
Storage,
recent.
bank
robbery
here.
'
10.7c
and
6c.
V
f,
.
:
'
:
i.
Vbovj,V"
Crown)
80
Taxi
111,
mm
ft
jew
Tomorrow's
Tdes,
High
10:58
a.m.
20.7
ft.
DAY
AND
NIGHT
SEKVICE
23:27
p.m.
19.9ft.
Kit:
Careful
and
Courteous
Drivers
Low
.
4:40
a.m.
5.3
ft.
v.
i
i.-:
17:20
p.m.
4.7
ft.
'New
1933
Plymouth)
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
.BRITISH
COLUMBIA'SNEWSPAPER
PRINCE
WEDNESDAY,
OCTOBER
TRICE:
5
CENTS
:vit
RUPERT,
B.C.,
lf.l(J38.
ISi
VN
ALASKA
IIGHW&
Via
.9
V00KED
.
FOR;
MAY
SVART
NEXT
YEAR
lational
Negotiations
in
Itegard
to
Important
Road
trough
British
Columbia
Are
Making
Progress
rl'CTORIA,
October
19:
(CP)
International
nego-U
of
the
city,
clearing
out
rebels
m
may
d.
ride
shortly
whether
or
not
an
,
eariy
star-
J-JK-Sf
I
c
made
on
construction
of
a
motor
road
through
ISn-1.
So.dls
'
under
,
"nlnmlmi
and
the
Yukon
Territory
to
connect
AlasKa
y
w
-
"
...
.
-
hn
VnUoA
States.
President
Roosevelt
has
already
ited
a
fiye-man
commission
to
study
feasibility
of
ITRAGE
FOR
GOD
Pius
Speaks
to
Luchansiic
Congress
in
New
Orleans
ORLEANS,
Oct.
19.-"The
Sty
of
God
has
been
outraged,"
ed
Pope
Plus
in
a
raaio
aa-Irom
Castel
Oandolfo
In
Italy
lay
to
50,000
pilgrims
to
the
tristlc
Congress
being
neia
His
Holiness
,1s
believed
to
.
variou
suggestea
routes
ana
mem
been
referring
to
antl-Catho-
tcrnational
borders."
if
.f.
:
;-!
i