fciis
iuy.
the
Japancjc
are
expect-
ld
to
land
another
huso
army
In
ioutli
China
with
a
view
to
cutting
llie
Can1
on-KowUon
Railway
h;c
bne
between
Canton
and
Hon
knim.
Four
hunurcu
ttiougana
fcomtn,
children
and
old
nun
have
keen
advised
to
leave
Canton.
a
J.man
so
:.n
;in
force
today
ut
hc
highway
leading
to
Canton
fcetween
Macao
and
Shikkl
while
llie
expeditionary
force
from
Bias
3av
was
reDorted
to
have
captured
Walchow,
the
southern
metropolis,
seventy
miles
cast.
That
city,
which
has
been
heavily
bombarded
with
enormous
civilian
carnage,
is
now
cut
off
except
for
devious
water
travel,
ALASKA
PLANE
IN
Pilot
Jimmy
Amundsen
of
Jun
leau
arrived
at
5
o'clock
last
even-'
Appeal
Is
Made
For
Increase
In
Arms
Production
LONDON,
Oct.
15:
(CP)
An
appeal
for
Increased
production
ln
British
munitions
plants
was
made
yesterday
bv
Secretary
of
War
Hore
Bellsha.
He
urged
workers
to
exert
every
effort
to
exceed
their
anticipated
production,
"
CADDIE
IS
SEEN
AGAIN
Four
Royal
Vancouver
Yachtsmen
i
Seeing;
Things
Around
Nanalmo
J
VANCOUVER,
Oct.
15:
(CP)
Four
members
of
the
Royal
Vancouver
Yacht
Club
believe
they
encountered
a
sea
serpent
off
the
flat
Top
Islands
near
Nanalmo.
One
says
that
his
fishing
line
hooked
a
huge
serpent-appearing
creature
hlch
towed
him
for
five
miles
before
It
finally
got
away.
Asphalt
Shingling
Of
New
Hospital
Commences
Today
Asnhalt
Rhlntrllnir
nf
t.hfi
lieW
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
outldlng
on
Fifth
Avenue
East
was
commenced
this
morning.
Except
fr
Plastering,
outside
construction
of
the
new
building
Is
now
pretty
ell
advanced
and
the
work
from
pow
on
will
be
to
a
large
extent
Inside,
Aerial
Stamps
is
Believed
Espionage
Trial
ARMY
LANDS
FORGERY
notlicf
Larte
.pcdt;onary
Force
international
King
for
liaising
of
For
South
China
HONG
KONG.
Oct.
15:
(CP)
In
Idditlon
to
that
already
landed
at
i-orr
nortH
wl'
Ms
?ea-.
SAN
FRANCISCO,
Oct.
15
A
If
plane,
returning
to
Alaska
this
new
maritime
union
to
be
known
I
n.ng.
ur
oinugm
in
mree
pas-
thp
seafarers'
International
Un-.'
E.
Nolte
of
Nome,
D.
Dan-
lon
oI
Nortn
America
Is
being
or-seath
Isengers-
and
L.
Shirts
who
sailed
on
ganized
under
the
auspices
of
the
the
Prlnce.'s
Adelaide
last
night
for
American
Federation
of
Labor
with
.
Seattle.
Harrv
Lundbere.
hsad
of
the
Sail-i
PERISHED
IN
BLAZE
mnrr
Finds
That
Hazclton
In.
i
&mi
Woman
Lost
Her
Life
When
Home
Burned
Exist
VANCOUVER,
Oct.
15:
(CP)
A
new
forgery
racket,
that
of
raising
the
surcharge
on
air
mall
stampr,
is
being
investigated.
An
interna-,
-.nai
ring
is
believed
tD
e.clst
and)
,
dice
u:c
cnic
;r;
.ing
to
run
It
r.wn.
Stamps
changed
from
5c
io
6c
value
by
surcharge
have
taken
cn
value
as
souvenirs
and
It
Is
on
these
that
forgers
are
alleged
to
be
working.
NEW
UNION
IS
FORMED
American
Federation
Flans
to
Control
Marine
Workers
Alaska
Sailings
From
Seattle
Cancelled
crs'
Union
of
the
Pacific,
as
its
(
head.
It
Is
expected
that
it
will
substitution
of
the
eight-hour
day
I
for
ten
hours
has
already
almost
I
reduced
him
to
bankruptcy.
Alaska
Sailing
Cancelled
i
kpatti.e
Oct.
15:
The
sched
Is
Now
Proceeding
Two
Men
and
Women
are
Arraigned
on
Charges
of
Selling
Military
Secrets
NEW
YORK,
Oct.
15:
(CP)
The
trial
of
two
men
and
a
woman
charged
with
selling
military
sec-rrts
to
a
forelen
power
is
proceed
ing.
A
former
army
sergeant
who
rfosprtrd
uleaded
uullty
and
will
testify
for
the
government.
In
all
eighteen
were
charged
but
fourteen
are
out
of
the
country
Including
four
German
army
staff
omcers.
The
Jury
consists
of
ten
men
and
two
women.
i
vestleate
the
death.
..i
1.
Of
nn
m
I
.
.
A
4.
V
J
I
uled
sailing
oi
me
aius.hu
ow-.
There
is
a
aispme
as
io
vne
ma-,
ship
Co.,
big
liner
Aleutian
for
Al-
posai
0f
the
estate
of
Mrs.
Sldley.
aska
yesterday
was
cancelled,
the)
company
refusing
to
accede
to
newj
-
-
w
demands
of
the
marine
firemen's
j
VanCOUVCr
InCOHie
miu
Qcaaivu
o
-
arose
out
of
the
union
.lnsiswus'
i
v
i
nllPrtintlQ
iinnn
safer
accomodation
for
ship's
i
crews
following
the
recent
collision
t
j
Waef
fanorlo
of
the
steamers
Alaska
and
Colum-
LCafl
IT
cSL
alldUd
bla
ln
which
a
man
was
killed.
At
Ketchikan
KETCHIKAN,
Oct.
15.
A
large
mass
meeting
of
all
maritime
work-
.
..
...
uu
ers,
including
nsnermen,
was
nem
here
last
night
to
'consider
a
proposal
for
one
large
union
under
the
American
Federation
of
Labor.
Regardless
of
affiliation,
the
feeling
of
the
meetlne
was
that
there
should
be
unity
of
workers
and
that
present
factional
strife
between
labor
organizations
should
be
ended
OTTAWA,
Oct.
15:
district
led
western
Canada
for
Income
tax
collections
ln
the
first
six
months
of
1933,
it
was
announced
yesterday.
The
collections
ror
the
period
totalled
$9,000,000;
It
was
revealed,
EDEN
ASKS
FOR
UNITY
Urges
Rritons
to
Sink
Differences
in
Common
Objective
of
National
Defence
t
nNnoN.
Oct.
15:
(CP)-Speak-
Ing
last
night,
Capt.
Anthony
Eden,
former
Foreign
Secretary,
urged
all
Britons
to
submerge
their
political
differences
In
the
common
oDjec-n.,n
nf
national
defence.
If
dem
ocracy
was
to
survive,
there
must
be
national
unity
sucn
as
exisieu
Ul
the
totalitarian
states,
Eden
mi;0
Audrev
Little,
who
has
been
visiting
here
with
her
uncle
and
aunt,
Mr.
ana
Mrs..wVi:yy.
Mr-Miii
sailed
by
the
Prlncejs
Adelaide
last
night
on
her
return
to
Vancouver.
HOME
DEFENCE
MINISTRY
LONDON
A
cabinet,
.meeting
next
Wednesday
will
discuss
advisability
of
forming
a
ministry
of
national
service
to
supervise
every
aspect
of
civilian
home
MINE
STRIKE
ENDED
imUMHF.LI.KR,
Alberta
A
strike
of
one
hundred
miners
of
the
Red
Deer
Valley
Coal
Co.
has
been
settled.
The
terms
are
not
announced.
Another
Typhoid
Fever
Patient
Is
Dead
At
Merritt
MERRITT,
Oct.
15:
(CP)
Second
victim
of
the
typhoid
fever
epi
demic
here.
John
Leask,
58-year-old
caroenter
and
mill
man,
died
yes
PHONE
Tomorrow
sT
ides
(joe
Drown)
80
Taxi
High
6:46
a.m.
17.1
ft.
18:45
18.0
ft.
HAY
AND
NIGHT
SERVICE
pjn.
Low
0:10
ajn.
5.0
ft.
-
?
4
Carrful
and
Courteous
Driven
12:28
p.m.
9.0
ft.
(New
1338
Plymouth)
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITJS
II
COLUMBIA'S.
NEWSPAPER
L
A
SATURDAY,
OCTOBER
1938.
PRICE;
5
CENTS
XXVil
No.
241
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
15,
Mam
Is
OoDosed
To
Unification
SECOND
JAP
SUSPECT
;
PART
OF
UNCLE
SAM'S
PACIFIC
POKER
HAND
r-.
;
rMl
,
s.fpffi
.
Four
of
a
kind
each
a
speedy,
hard-hitting
destroyer
-shown
mo
red
to
a
buo
a,
Sun
Diego,
Calii
Ty
are
tiBU5.de
.y.
Moftctt
(362)
McDougal
(353.
Balch
(363)
and
Winslow
(359)
latest
additions
to
Unc
e
Sam's
first
line
of
defence
In
th
Pacific
These
destroyers
have
the
appearance
of
small
crusers.
Capable,
of
a
speed
of
bet
'er
than
35
knots,
they
have
terrific
hitting
power.
Note
the
twin
turrets
for'ard.
which
house
5-'.nch
guns.
They
also
carry
ci"ht
torpedo
tubes.
They
art
considered
the
most
formidable
craft
afloat
of
their
size.
SMITIIERS
Oct
15-
(CP)
Cor
held
today
with
a
view
to
reaching
toroncri
rjr.
Smlrle
Lawson
of
Tor-oner
H
B
Campbell
has
found
settlement
of
a
dispute
which
has,
jnt0i
from
proceeding
with
an
ln-
that
Mrs.
Daniel
Skawill,
bllna
a
wine
wwe
oi
iwo
wkiuiuu
quest
lnto
the
death
oi
Mrs.
-
wife
of
an
Indian
trapper,
died
in
g
ooai
men,
auecu
K
u.e
m.oeue
Horllck
sidiey,
mauer
mns
fire
which
destroyed
her
homtent
of
ocean
liners
In
and
oat
ofhelresSi
holding
that
it
was
man-on
the
Skoena
River
above
Hazel
e
port.
Employers
declare
that
datory
that
the
Cor0ner
should
view
ton
on
Wednesday
morning.
Tlu:they
are
unable
to
meet
the
de-
tne
body
before
ordering
an
in-husband
was
away
trapping
at
the
mands
of
the
tugboat
men
One
of
quest.
Lawson
had
ordered
the
in-
time
tne
tugooai
owners
.says
uiav
quest
nine
days
alter
ine
Dunai.
Desrjlte
the
order
of
Justice
Mc-1
Tague
preventing
the
Inquest,
Attorney
General
Conant
said
today
I
he
was
"fully
determined'
to
ln-i
4-
mm
tt
ri
?t
.
new
Zealand
ilULLU
UU1
the
fisheries
of
Alaska.
ncath
f
Mrs.
Mabelle
Horlick
strike
4
.
.ciHUv
-ejrfkTus
N
EVf
YORK,
dctTl
5
:
(Cpj-Ah-T
other
conference
of
American
Fed-
TORONTO,
Oct.
15:
(CP)
Mi.
eration
of
Labor
leaders
with
New
jUitjce
Charles
McTague
yesterday-York
tuzboat
emuloyees
Is
being
,ntrrf
a
mntinn
to
nrevent
the
Cmni
Winner
li
WELLING
land.
Oct.
15
'
buiierms
I
1
:
GAINS
FOR
aPgotetnaient
-
New
Lands
For
'Sufferers
In
Alberta
Areas
I
won
an-
ovemneimmg
viciory
jj
MADR1D
0ct
jgspanish
joy
J
ew
Zealand
genera,
J,
to
have
selection
today,
seating
flftj-
hpr
lnsu
erl
five
candidates
as
against
f
Ebr(J
Rlyer
tmat
twenty-five
Nationalists.
fa
casualties
on
Gen
.
till
i
luii-iov
.
w.
.Thousands
ot
fresh
loyalist
re-serves
have
been
thrown
into
bat
tle.
Movement
of
veterans
who
hav
been'servWe
on
either
side
of
the
rnnfliet
continues
with
volunteers
of
the
International
Brigade
cross-'lng
Into
Frapce
and
Italians
running
W'their
country.
FDMONTGN.
Oct.
15:
(CP)
The
Alberta
government
is
formulating
nlan
for
a
scheme
which
would
permit
of
the
removal
of
farmers
from
the
drought
region
In
the
rcutheast
of
the
province
to
more
suitable
areas.
New
land
would
become
available
for
settlement
un-"
der
a
system
of
exchange
which
Is
being
contemplated.
j
i
THIS
BOARD
!
IS
UPHELD
terday.
Last
Saturday
a
boy,
Gor-,
are!
Alberta
Court
Refuses
to
Orerru
(.,i,
e
don
Gerrard,
had
died.
There
Natural
thirty
cases
of
the
malady,
the,
Orders
of
'J""
must
ui
mc
iiufb
utuio
w
i
sldered
serious.
I
.
QcL
(CP)
iT.it.
ir.li
:
U:
&
Utility
Values
Are
Now4
Booming
Reach
Highest
Point,
in
Oyer.
Year
......
..jyl'l.'ii-..yi43ii
trials
and
Rails
Down
Court
ac.tionito
have
orders
of
the
PAfrniPum
and
Natural
Gas
Con
virxn
n
nmo
t
inn
hf
thft
and
v6ld,"has
been
dismissed.
NEW
YORK
COrPER
!NEW"YORK,
Oct.
15:
(CP)-The!
price
of
copper
was'up
tye.at
61?pC
j
on
the
New
York
metal
marxei
yes-
NEW
YORK,
Oct.
15:
Value
of;terday.
utility
shares
on
the
New
York!
'
.
.
Stock
Exchange
yesterday
reached
1
A
table
lamp,
donated
by
Gordon
the
highest
level
ln
more
than
a
,
and-.
Anderson,
wiucn
iaii..
ycar-JJvO'VeraaiioslnKbelnB
at
the
annual
Catholic
bazaar
up
.93.'
Industrial
average
was
off
i
this
week,
was
won
by
J,
M.
Mor-1.01
and
rails
off
.37.
,
f
rlson
with
No.
137.
v.
New
Conservative
Chief
Advocates
Do
m
i
n
ion
Railway
Co-operation
M
m
Would
Consult
With
Employees
Liberals
Not
Opposin.
Leader
in
London
but
C.C.F.
is
Giving
J
Him
a
Kim
;
i
LONDON,
Oct.
15:
(CP)
Go-operative
measures
between
the
Canadian
National
Railways
and
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
"decided
upon
in
consultation
with
employees"
as
a
means
to
economy
were
advocated
last
night
by
Hon.
Dr.
R.
J.
Manion,
Conservative
lead.
Unification
would
be
no
solution
of
the
Canadian
railway
prob-
.
i
.i
i
'
lem.
Dr.
Manion
told
a
convention
LOYALISTS
:
'Claim
To
Have
Reversed
Insur-
vni
on
Ehro
Uiver
Volunteers
IN,
New
Zea-
P,
ri,
siiifs
Lcavine
!?rPremler
.
m
.
.Country
To
Insist
porta
nt.
On
Parity
I
Britain's
Is
not
meeting
with
much
favor
in
this
country.
DEFENDING
OF
STATES
izlns
of
national
defences
Is
recelv
in?
the
serious
consideration
of
high
United
States
government
officials.
Mas?
production
of
airplanes
is
being
discussed.
A
billion
dollar
building
progrem
Is
also
contemplated.
.
TODAY'S
WEATHER
Triple
Island
Cloudy,
easterly
wind,
three
miles
per
hour;
light
swell.
Langara
Island
Scattered
clouds
barometer,
30.23;
temperature,
46;
light
swell.
Dead
Tree
Point
Fog
patches,
barometer,
30.20;
temperature,
34;
sea
smooth.
Bull
Harbor
Scattered
clouds,
northwest
wind,
ten
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
30.17;
temperature,
45;
moderate
swell.
Alert
Bay
Overcast,
light
northwest
wind;
barometer,
30:11;
temperature,
46;
light
swell.
Estevan
Clear,
nortneny
wina,
Alberta
government,
declared
null
'ten
miles
per
30.12.
Victoria
six
miles
per
30.08.
hour;
barometer,
:i
of
the
London
Conservative
Association
which
nominated
him
as
Conservative
candidate
in
the
London
federal
by-election
to
be
hald
November
14.
The
Liberals
are
not
contesting
the
seat
but
the
Co-operative
Commonwealth
Federation
has
a
can-
dWate
ln
the
Person
ot
E-
-
HalL
LOND0N.
Oct.
15.-Germany's
proposal
that
the
British
air
force
be
limited
to
one-third
the
strength
of
Germany's
whilp
nprmanv
holds
her
na-
val
strength
to
one-third
of
,
i
HUNGARIANS
MOBILIZED
Both
press
and
public
appear
Sjx
Hundred
Thousand
Troops
to
be
scornful
of
the
Idea.
Of-
,
called
to
Colors
in
Crisis
With
flclaldom
also
appears
to
be
'
Czechoslovakia
insistent
that
Great
Britain
1
1
.
shall
maintain
at
least
parity
BUDAPEST.
Hunzary.
Ost.
15:
t
J-
i
in
aibrsjhch
ofervlce'Wch
is
(CPwitK1
Czechoslovakia
s3.ill
re
booming
fuslne
to
accede
to
Hungarian
ter-
i
rltorial
demands,
five
more
army
classes
of
Hungary
were
called
to
the
colors
today,
adding
300,000
more
men
to
a
similar
number
already
mobilized.
However,
the
general
oDlnion
Is
that
Hungary
would
not
care
to
undertake
an
actual
in
vasion.
tvio
Tnposnrp
nf
Humrarv
int
1
doubling
Its
army
was
termed
nec-
..
..
essary
for
Hungarian
security:
This
Subject
Now
Receiving
Ser-
endangered
by
contin-
ious
Consideration
at
Washing-
.
mhilinfttlnn
nf
the
Czechoslo-
'
WASHINGTON.
D.C.,
Oct.
15:
tlons.
It
was
emphasized
that
the-rrvV.iiW'itInn
vj.ts
not.
aBoressivc
but
:
(CP)
Strengthening
ana
moaern-defenslve
An
anneal
has
been
made
to
Chancellor
Hitler
of
Germany
and
Premier
Benito
Mhssollnl
of
Italy
lor
support
but
the
expectation
in
diplomatic
quarters
Is
that
the
issue
will
be
settled
through
mediation
by
Hitler.
Last
night
Hitler
advised
Czechoslovakia,
If
It
wished
to
preserve
German
friendship,
to
surrender
Magyar
territory,
with
.
.
,
,
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m
.
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popuiauoa,
10
nuns1
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r,
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i,i
Prince
RuDert
Scattered
clouds,
,
Z
northerly
wind,
five
miles
per
hour,
rf.
barometer,
30.24
(falling);
temper-
Jn
Hun
rian
frontler
ter
ulUl
c,
o
(
,
oca
oxiiuvbAA
rltory.
Gaseous
Tornado
Is
Sweeping
Sun
-
Great
Spots
on
Old
Sol's
Face
Are
Held
Responsible
For
Toor
Radio
Reception
NEW
YORK,
Oct.
15:
A
large
gaseous
tornado
Is
sweeping
over
the
face
of
the
sun,
causing
sun-soots
which
are
believed
bv
scien
tists
to
have
an
adverse
effect
up
on
radio
reception
on
the
eartn.
Clear,
northerly
wind,
World's
Wealthiest
or
Vinnr"
'harometcr.'
Vancouver
Clear,
calm;
bar-
ometer,
30.16.
Terrace
Cloudy,
calm,
tempera
ture
38.
Alyansh
Cloudy,
calm,
38.
Alice
Arm
Cloudy,
calm,
40.
Anyox
Cloudy,
calm,
40.
Stewart
Part
cloudy,
calm,
39.
Hazelton--Cloudy,
calm,
37.
Laundryman
Dies
NEW
ORLEANS,
Oct.
15:
Charlie
Kung,
world's
wealthiest
Chinese
laundry
operator,
Is
dead
here
from
a
cerebral
hemorrhage.
He
came
here
from
Canton
In
1911.
Starting
out
as
a
poor
laundry
boy,
he
built
up
a
great
fortuna
Smlthers
Part
cloudy,
calm,
48.
by
washing
clothes.