Suffers
Its
Initial
Major
Arrested
For
Theft
Near
Here
I
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
18:
(CP
Ernest
Maynard,
an
Alaska
t
Incii;.rt,
.ww.srj-jsjjL?it
U9pe.
1
ye
'eroay
on
msimciicnj
uvm
the
provincial
police
at
Prince
k
Rupert
on
a
charge
of
enter-
in?
the
home
ot
Rev.
E.
W.
Slater.
Anglican
missionary,
at
Mr'.lakaUa
last
September
and
tnkini
nwav
the
clergyman's
personal
effects.
The
police
are
nklng
Miynard
to
Prince
Ru-
pert
for
hearing.
k
PASSING
OF
CHURCHMAN
Canon
Gould,
Well
Known
in
Prince
Kuptrt,
Dies
in
Toronto
Today
TORONTO,
Nov.
18.-Rcv.
Canon
S.
II,
Gould,
one
of
the
most
prominent
clerics
of
the
Church
of
Eng
land
in
Canada,
died
in
Toronto
thl
mnrnlnir
Canon
Gould
had
an
exceptional
having
been
"VUVIVllUi
v-
'
erartunio
r.f
unlvrrsttv.
of
medical
college
and
of
.Wyclif
f
e
Theological
College,
Toronto.
Th
Pannn's
first
WOrk
after
graduation
was
as
a
medical
mis
sionary
in
Palestine
where
he
maae
a
name
Tor
himself
as
an
exceptionally
capable
medical
man.
-Later
he
was
called
home
to
take
the
important
position
of
General
Secretary
jt
IVio
nlleelnnnrv
Society
Of
j
vi
IfllU
mijuiv..".,
-
Canada.
Canada.
Under
Under
his
his
direction,
direction,
that
that
the
organization
of
great
financial
campaigns
where
millions
of
dollars
r..
uiin
fnr
urtrrnt
needs
nvic
uubuaii-u
v
.D
.
.
o-
of
the
the
church,
church,
At
At
such
such
times
times
his
nL
-
-
-
.the
admiration
of
all
with
whom
he
was
associated.
White
a
capable
business
man,
he
was
also
a
man
of
earnest
Carmn
ritAA
.MnM
o
number
of
visits
to
Prince
Rupert
and
was
"card
with',
pleasure,,'
arid1
profit
h?
the
local
service
club3
and
at
church
services.
River.
NARCOTIC
RING
NEW
YORK
Twenty
'indictments
i.-vc
been
returned
against
members
of
an
alleged
narcotic
,(..-
iih
oncrations
between
New
v
York.
yorUi
Montreal,
Montreal,
Belgium,
Belgium,
Atlantic
liners
Canada.
Kir.lIT
SESSIONS
SOON
VICTIM
VICTORIA
Night
sessions
are
ocated
completion
VICTORIA,
Nov.
18:
(CP)
A
change
if
to
be
made
in
"the
Workmen's
Compensation
Act
whereby
68
2-3
Der
cent
of
wages
may
be
paid
in
compensation
uuicau
ui
.
Pilot
Don
Imric
and
Co-Pilot
Jack
Herald
Lose
Their
the
present
62
v,
per
cent.
This
win
i
5
ins
Vancouver-Bound
Ship
Bounced
and
bring
British
Columbia
up
to
an
Burst
Into
Flames
cllua'
uaou
-
REGINA,
November
18:
(CP)-Don
Imrie,
pilot,
and
Minister
PYS
lack
Herald,
co-pilot,
were
killed
early
today
when
their
TransCanada
Air
Lines
mail
plane
crashed
and
burned
Berlin
VlSlt
four
miles
west
of
here
shortly
after
taking
off
for
Van-
rouver
The
cause
of
the
crash
was
not
immediately
Berlin.
Nov.
18:
CP)-Defen:r
Innun'
The
ine
nlane.
apparently,
struck
the
ground,
Mtoutw
Pirow
of
south
Africa
ar-known.
plant,
.'A
Ras
exploded
and
the
rived
in
Berlin
yesterday.
The
Ger-
machine
caught
fire.
man
press
seer
in
Plrow's
visjt
s
Th
chin's
tvn
motors
were
torn
honfnl
$i?n
that
German
demand
away
and
hurled
yards
from
the
f0r
colonies
might
be
better
under
wreck.
stood.
BIG
STRIKE
!
IS
PLANNED
General
Walk-out
Threatened
In
France
As
Protest
at
Daladler
Plan
PARIS,
Nov.
18:
(CP)
Opposed
to
Premier
Edouard
Daladler's
three
year
plan
for
the
rehabllita
tion
tion
of
or
France;
France's
finances
finances,
the
the
Gen
threatening
,a
general
strike
throughout
France.
A
general
la-
I.
.
'.f
i
ui.UUAj
r
Dor
demonstration
is
puumcu
iui
a
week
from
Saturday.
SIX
FEET
OF
SNOW
FALLS
AT
PREMIER
King
George
SQVereien
to
more
distant
parts
of
Everv
detail
of
the
visit
was
ac
companied
with,
that
gorgeous
.nLnHnr
tn
which
both
the
climate
of
India
and
"th9
temperament
of
its'
people
are
so
amply
adapted
Tim
fmherial
Camp
for
the
Dur
bar
covered
an
area
of
25
square
The
troops
on
parade
num-
organlzatlon
became
the
strengthi
Francc
and
Germany.
They
are
d"
20
000
and
outside
the
amphi-
l.
rt
.
i
(..aIkii
lands,
-ii
.j
l
l.i.
imnrnted
Oil
trans-
I
.
,
mound
..
j
,.
nnn:triirtpd
constructed
'
utinaaa
.u..uutl
ana
U11U
in
l.l
.
iuius
L
-
aucs
m
-i
l
..
nhnrrh
worked
,nr1rpn.
...
11-
n.iil
and
nn
on
trains
(mills
in
111
U'horo
lv
n.n.lon
Perhaps
the
most
outstanding
fpiitum
F
rnnn
rsniilri's
WOrk
WaS
i,ont
a
was
to
accommodate
50,000
natives.
Announced
Kciorms
George
V
at
that
time
announced
reforms
in
India
by
the
British
gov
ernment
of
the
time
tnat
causeu
to
some
of
the
more
.j
iw
siancu
nexv
n
iuw-
.
.
..
-
Legislature,
I
conservative
minds
in
Indian
goy-
enerev
and
pvecutlve
ability
weic
-
-----
00.ra
.
the
iprnment
-
Lord
uurzon,
ior
m
.
..4
i
mnnin
mil.
niivnim"
-
IIWW
n
budget
debate
yesterday
were
R.
who
urged
Kamloops,
H.
Carson,
highway;
C.
a
Kamloops-Jasper
Slmilkamcen,
wno
an-
II.
Tupper,
.nnD
a
nrevlous
Viceroy.
The
Ol.ai.vv.,
t
-
was
transferred
from
Cal
cutta
to
Delhi,
a
governorship
was
created
for
Bengal
presiaency
'
These
were
but
two
of
the
import-
of
the
Hope-
l'rinceton
road,
and
E.
L.
Ayres,
Chilliwack,
and
L.
II.
Sheppard,
Delta,
who
thought
there
should
for
municipalities
be
more
relief
and
farmers.
t
rhnnnes.
an.
v
"
...
..
sprlltlon
was
raising
its
neaa
in
India
In
1911
at
the
time
of
their
Majesties'
visit.
A
year
later
there
was
an
attempt;
to
assassinate
the
Empire.
But
his
inspections
oi
the
trenches
of
Flanders
In
war
time
brought
him
In
contact
with
the
troops
from
the
overseas
Dom
inions.
Of
even
broader
token,
in
a
popular
way,
were
his
periodical
radio
broadcasts
to
the
Empire,
with
the
Dersonal
touch
of
greet
lng
simultaneously
and
alike
"to
the
1
UI.
nnlln
1
.
V,
1AMA1..
Tomorrow
s
Tides
Todays
Weather-
I
Prince
Rupert
Overcast,
south-
'
11:11
a.m.
21.5
ft.
High
west
wind,
six
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
29.68
(steady);
temperature,
5:04
a.m.
7.1
ft.
Low
45;
light
chop.
17:51
p.m'.
3.9
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
1.
-
...
PRICE:
5
CENTS
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
NOVEMBER
1871938;
:i4
sy
q-
f
S-
I
A
!
Agreements
Announced
Two
Die
In
Mail
Plane
Crash
Large
Share
Of
CONDENSATION
ransv-anaaa
rx
Lines
jq
increased
Ihree
(Nations
Trade
Pacts
WILL
MEET
CHALLENGE
Great
Britain
Proceeding
With
Plans
To
Give
Hiven
to
Hebrews
north
rpnnrt
there,
is
now
six
feet
cave
the
principal
orauon
in
uus-
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
of
various
as
iu
.i
it.
a
n.
r.pctr
of
Canadian-United
states
settler
oil
nic
iiuige
01
mc
mtut.
rv
.
,
1
relations
including
aeience
of
the
new
trade
agree-appeal
in
what
was
probably
the
widest
Speaking
of
all
his
messages
was
the
ments
which
were
signed
yesterday,
,
.i
,.i
i,
DromUr-vfinff
said
that
the
bene-
'
last
inri5unas
Brceung
iioa
oi
.v....v.
-
.
the
King:
"It
is
good
to
think
that,
fits
of
the
treaties
would
extend
far
a
a
1
.
ii
i.t--..A
mamtI
ao
H
1
root
I
XT
our
own
family
of
people
is
at
peace
beyond
tne
uur
-vu
.1..,
WiUL
lUSCil
illlU
UlllvCU
111
UI1C
UCOUC-""-i
to
be
at
peace
with
other
nations
.
-
"
'.
!
'
a
friend
of
all
and
enemy
of
none
I
GOLD
'
.
.
"
His
Majesty
voiced
his
"truest
,
Christmas
wishes
and
those
of
my
wife
(Queen
Mary),
my
children
and
and
my
my
grand-children
grand-children
who
who
are
are
LONDON,
Nov.
18:
(CP)
The
iur,r,frpal
nrlce
of
bar
gold
was
'
yesterday
e5ieiuJJ
at
$35.08
per
fine
?teaa
with
me
today,'
"for
similar
family
gatherings
In
the
uttermost
parts
ounc
'
'
of
the
Empire.
"The
King
'died
January
20,
1936.
Edwardian
Travels
The
present
King's
grandfather,
Edward
VII.,
who
reigned
from
.1901
FARM
HAND
SOUGHT
REGINA
Harry
Helfel,
farm
hand,
Is
sought
for
the
murder
or
J.
A.
Reiser,
prominent
Saskatchewan
farmer,
at
Slntaluta,
fifty
miles
east
of
Reglna.
Total
Trade
Of
Involved
In
New
Signed
Yesterday
Many
Lines
of
Fish
Are
Affected
One
Cent
Duty
Against
Canadian
Halibut
is
Retained
Wheat
Preference
Off
OTTAWA.
Nnvpmher
18:
(CP)
A
broadened
and
Gen-
.
wholesale
Eviclion
of
Jews
From
smoothei
highway
for
Canadian
products
moving-
into
the
eral
Confederation
of
Labor
Germany
Next
.Move
ITnitPfl
SthtPS
market
was
ODened
ThursdaV
but
at
the
cost
of
the
Dominion
wheat
preference
in
the
United
ottlpmphf
Plans
Kingdom
and
.
the
lessening
of
other
preferences
including
i
wiia
oeiuemeiii
thaon
a
in
favor
of
the
United
states
Thisj
was
1
1J
U
1
1
Vi
a
nanr
of
snow
at
Premier.
Up
to
yester-
seldort
yesterday
at
me
lunerai
time.
Nobel
Peace
Prize
.
entered
000
Jews
In
Germany
and
i
would
p
Year
Awarded
Hied
If
Britain
a
European
them.
1
UI
lCttl
nnaiuuu
came'
cost
$600,000,000
to
remove
war
The
resonant
answer
in
Antrnst
1914.
and
the
four
sue
ceeding
years,
when
India
astonish-1
ed
the
world
with
its
display
or
militant
loyalty.
George
V.
journeyed
to
Northern
Ireland
in
1922
and
to
S:otland
hnf
thp
trin
I
IltaU
J
btlllVO
mmv
vw
-
-t-
-vr
,
had
ever
visited
that
vast
eastern
1911
rcmained
his
only
visit
as
1
tf-lKHn-n
nMi4
and
Queen"
tlOOtT
I
.
i
J
I
i
A.
Empire.
lied
on
the
Medina,
a
llmr
.
.
.
i
.
!
.
Wn
nn
ntltn
.manned
ior
me
ume
uci6
"
ese
warships
and
transports
are
j
nayal
ratlngS)
in
honor
of
"The
said
to
be
steaming
up
the
Pearl
igallor
King,"
The
Canadian
Press
recalls.
PROBLEMS
DISCUSSED
Nausen
Office
for
Refugees
at
Gen
eva
Receives
Prize
OSLO.
Norway.
Nov.
18:.
(CP)
The
Nobel
Peace
Prize
has
been
awarded
to
the
Nansen
office
for
refiitrpps
at
Oeneva.
Premier
King
is
Overnight
Guest
lt
the
fourth
time
since
1901
of
President
Roosevelt
at
White
House
i
that
the
award
has
been
made
to
!an
institution
instead
of
a
person.
I
Viscount
uecu
oi
uneiwoou
rc-
WASHINGTON,
D.
C,
Nov.
18:
ceiveri
the
Noble
peace
prize
last
fnpiPremler
William
Lyon
Mac-
kenzle
King
told
a
press
conference,
that
an
overnight
stay
at
tne
wxute
House
had
provided
an
opportunity
for
frank
discussion
with
President
Royal
Princess
Born
In
Egypt
Queen
Farida
Gives
Birth
Daughter
on
Thursday
Canada-United
States
trade
agreer
ment
signed
in
Washington
were
moria
TitHli
Viprf
orrnmnanied
hv
Pnv'f
Tn
Pov
an
explanation
of
the
Canadian
4.
VJUV
I
1
U
1
OJ
J
part
in
the
Anglo-Canadian
agree-
Wit
n
I
1
ment
which
was
signed
at
tne
same
more
Vlfire
RCllCl
iveiiei
,
dav
morning
there
was
little
snov.
service
of
trnst
von
nam,
secret-
virtually
everv
kind
of
fish
at
Stewart
but
yesterday
after
ary
of
the
German
embassy,
at
T'
caught
in
Canada
will
enter
the
noon
there,
.was
a
.heavy
fall
In
Paris,
who
was
the
victim
of
a
VICTORIA,
Nov.
18:
(CP)
ynje(j
states
at
lower
duty,
the
re-Portland
Canai.
Jewish
assassin's
bullet
last
week.
Premier
T.
D.
Pattullo
a,n'
'
ductlon
In
many
Instances
amount-
"Germany
understands
the
chal-
nounced
yesterday
that
in
fu-
a
maxlmum
of
m
per
cent
lenge
of
the
Jews
and
accepts
it.'-
ture
the
province
wUl
contrl-
below
the
1830
rate
Lumber,
ag-declared
von
Ribbentrop.
bute
60
per
cent
of
the
cot
of
ri
products,
livestock
and
The
nuiipt.
which
killed
von
i
rMipf
of
unemDlovables,
the.
....5-,....,,..
...
TransCanada
Air
Lines
officials
"'
.
coming
here
from
Winnipeg
to
are
Canada
s
nnvn
llmn
CuotU
(.liests
investigate
the
company's
first
ma-
Jor
accident.
n
4
vrAnr.n
Bulletins
CHAMBERLAIN
LOSES
SEAT
LONDON,
Eng.
Vernon
Bart-Iclt,
running
as
an
Independent
Progressive
opposed
to
the
"dangers
of
Chamberlain's
foreign
policy,"
scored
a
major
po
litical
upset
by
winning
liriuge-
Arrivai
tn
the
cltv
on
the
BERLIN.
Nov.
18:
(CP)
Foreign
Prince
George
last
nlsht
from
the
Minister
Joachim
von
Ribbentrop
EUKOru
WAS
f
AVUKfcl)
IN
TRIPS
OF
KINGS
IN
YEARS
PRIOR"
TO
THIS
By
The'
Canadian
Press
"
,
.
,
;
some
mmerais
wui
oencui-,
a
bi
caw-Rath
was
aimed
at
the
.
heart
t
of
municipalities
to
pay
40
An
Per
er
volume
of
entry
from
Canada
to
the
Reich,
it
was
declared.
sent.
At
present
the
govern-
s
being
permitted.
Chancellor
Adolf
Hitler
was
the
mCnt
pays
but
40
per
cent
and
marklng
chief
mourner.
...
the
municipalities
the
sixty
per
TirpA
that
Can.
',
No
additional
restrictions
had
cent.
Radian
lumber
entering.
tlT7nUc,
Deeil
lUlOUSCU
jrawciuajr
uuuu,u
v
it
was
stated
that
eight
thousand
Jewish
homes
in
Berlin
would
shortly
become
available
for
Ary-
(CP)
The
is
still
actively
a
plan
for
the
ans.
this
was
taicen
10
impiy
mai
itii
A
Y
I
IK
1
ITnwovpr.
Hoval
Visit
to
Canada
in
1939
Kccalls
George
'.
wholesale
eviction
of
Jews
fro.a
1711
1
Jl
lu
And
Queen
Mary
Toured
India
in
1911
their
homes
was
contemplated.
inu
vuvvii
j
de-
Thousands
of
ardent
Nazis
'
monstrated
in
Berlin
yesterday
on
'occasion
of
von
Rath's
funeral.
Refugees
CONVICTED
111.
-n
onl'T
laVP
PrilSSHIl
Llll'
SUilB
LU
UltCli
mil
i.;jvv.
...
.-r
I
i,
i.
T,lcV.
rofiicroDC
frnm
T.oo
A
Uhh
nt
margin
of
10,000
over
the
government
candidate.
REJECTS
PROTEST
TOKYO
Japan
today
rejected
all
major
contentions
of
the
United
States
note
of
October
G
pro
testing
at
"unwarranica
interference"
with
American
rights
in
China.
As
for
the
war,
it
is
reported
that
heavy
Japanese
reinforcements
are
being
rushed
to
Canton
where
the
Chinese
appear
to
be
launching
a
new
coun-ter-offensivc
which,
indeed,
is
said
to
have
reached
the
outskirts
of
the
South
China
metro-polls,
throwing
the
Japanese
cam-
nntm
paign
out
oui
oi
of
gear.
s1"1'
I
oriy
-
Japan
the
Viceroy,
Lord
Hardlnge.
l
States
bear
man:
laenuiymg
us
origin
is
removea
ana
quuuas
ait-increased
or
abolished.
The
live-stock
quotas
are
increased.
All
concessions
obtained
in
the
1935
agreement
are
retained
and
a
much
greater
number
of
new
concessions
are
added.
Sacrifice
of
the
United
Kingdom
Jury
Finds
Bremerton
Executive'
preferences
holds
good
only
for
the
Guilty
of
Conspiracy
(
duration
of
the
Anglo-American.
agreement
which,
like
the
Can-
uRirnfTrRTnv
Nov.
18.
Mavor
adian
-American
pact,
runs
for
.
Bremerton
was'
three
-
years
irom
January
-
i
next.
labor
upposmoii
nim
cui
u
n..
.-
,
-
,
,
Keiiicuitiit
o
n-iu6w
......
jcmc
i.
i.mv
.
ninrftT
In
another
by-
n-nvpminp-
Dominion
of
the
"free
association
Of
the
mem-
Germanv
in
British
colonies.
Gov-
found
guilty
yesterday
by
a
jury,
The
text
of
the
Canada-United,
,
,iin.,
rlrrtinil
i,p1.i
held
V
vi
iterdav.
having
a
i,Q,.
bers
nf
of
the
tho
Rriti;h
British
Commonwealth
Cnmmonwealth
of
of
Nations.
Nations.
In
the!ernors
ernors
0f
of
colonies
colonies
including
including
Tan-
Tan-
after
after
900-year
story
of
the
British
dynasty
since
William
the
Conqueror,
mVioViiw
trip
nparest
thins:
to
a
"
-
-
V
JjlUWUVIJ
precedent
for
their
Majesties'
1939
'tour
of
Canada
is
the
memorable
I
Journey
of
the
King's
Illustrious
father
George
V.
and
Queen
Mary
the
Queen
Mother
to
India
in
December,
1911.
There
at
the
Durbar,
they
were
crowned
again
Em-nprnr
and
Emrjress
of
India,
follow
lne
their
coronation
In
London,
TnnP
9.2.
1911.
t
,:
hpfnre
India
'received
her
present
charter
of
self-government
reigning
rung
oi
wiBia"
and
UUU
no
ilU
vB""0
more
than'
four
hours'
delib-
States
trade
treaty
reveals
that,
in
;
..
t?.4
Atvi.
-
r.Ai-mtt
Hio'tHn
rasp
nf
wheat.
Canada
and
lormer
ueimau
caov
w-
eraiion,
oi
cuuapuatj
-o
ciun
vv.
-
.
,
Iganynca,
ca.
have
been
asked
to
ascertain
orjeratlon
of
a
Chinese
gambling
re-1
Australia
had
agreed
on
the
re-;
The
historians
agree
the
presence
how
many
thev
can
take
care
of
0rt.
,
.
movai
of
the
duty
of
two
sh
wings
j
and
the
united
stares
per
quaver
w
t
h
onPPn
at
the
Dur-'
Dominions
Z.:
L
:Z7rt
hnP
nr
.nmelhave
also
been
asked
what
they
,
,
n
r
'.foreign
wheat
into
the
United
King
oar
uciycvi
iu
vvwt
1
i.t
.u
4
ioV
on-
ran
Hn
thorlty
fKHT,rn
In
the
thPPARt
East
would
would
be
be
imuer-i
lmper-,
Tliere
Tnere
are
are
estimated
esumawa
to
w
be
e
600,
to
dom
since
1932.
The
text
said:
"The
economic
effects
of
this
duty
have
always
been
a
matter
of
argument."
The
six-cent
duty
on
'Unltpt
States
wheat
entering
the
United
Kingdom
Is
removed,
putting
US5
Ited
States
on
equal
footing
with.
Canada.
Canada
through
supera;
lor
quality,
Is
expected
to
largely
retain
Its
market
and
Australian
and
Argentine
wheat
will
be
prob
ably
most
severely
struck.
'The
United
Kingdom
made
a
seasonable
reduction
In
the
duty
on
apples
imported
from
the
United
States
from
four
Jihlllings
sixpence
to
three
shillings
per
hundredweight.
Canadian
apples
continue
to
enter
duty
free.
Tariff
treatment
to
United
States
f
lumber
Imported
Into
the
United
Kingdom
provides
for
entry
into
me.
United
Kingdom
or
those
Kinds
or
lumber
of
which
the
United
States
Is
an
Important
supplier
of
United
Kingdom
requirements'
on
terms
as
favorauie
as
tnose
on
wuu.-u
wu-
ALEXANDRIA,
Egypt,
Nov.
18:
aaian
lumoer
z.-.
vva
wifp
nf
Kinir
United
states.
i
.til.
J
1
1
.
iU
Farouk,
gave
birth
to
a
daughter'
Lumber
concessions
are
made
to
yesterday.
The
Queen
was
attend-
the
United
States
In
two
stagem
ed
by
the
same
doctor
who
oillci-)
immediate
and
ultimate,
conces-ated
in
bringing
Her
Majesty
Into
the
lmmedlate
stage
to
the
world.
There
was
a21-guna-
...
.
.
.
lute.
Had
It
been
a
boy
there
would;
.i
'
j
1
have
been
101
guns.
force
of
the
United
Kingdom-United
States
trade
agreement
on
t
M
Plllshnrv
and
Dr.
C.
H.l
Ton.mr,.
1
r.nnppssln(ns
In
the
ul
v
-
--
uaiiuuij
-
Batsln
of
the
Workmen's
Compen-
tlmate
stages
are
only
operative
satlon
Board
are
in
the
city
on
of-i
When
and
for
so
long
as
the
lm
tidal
business,
mey
arnveu
port
excise
tax
or
i.au
per
tnous-
,
last
n
ant's
train
irom
rnnce
George,
having
come
north
by
way
of
the
Cariboo.
and
feet
board
measure
ceasesito
(Continued
on
Pago.
Six)
......
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