Tomorrows
Tides
Low
yd.
XXVII
.
No.
Ita
0:21
am.
19.0
ft.
12:12
pm.
22.2
(t.
6:05
a.m.
7JJ
ft.
18:57
pm.
2.0
ft.
mn
LONDON
December
5
Canadian
to
The
London
Dispatch
ha;
j"
"uted
what
U
believed
to
.
ir
,
rB3vement
to
have
Rt
Hon
An-
JJriVe
lYlOlOrS
WA8ULVOTON,
DO.,
December
s
j;w.rt.
n,
Tntrrlor
Harold
derlaihlo
rhntmr.tlnn.
Tlie
govern
ment
Is
not
satisfied
that
the
ga
ould
not
be
used
for
military
She
ui
on
the
poaching
laws,
claiming
that
penalties
were
too
tion
of
the
c.i.o.
union
Iwht
oarticularly
in
the
northern
district.
One
delegate
elusive
bargaining
agen
agency
"".!
p.
..
if
.w-
Lhc
penalties
I,im..
..r.
were
'
agreement
agreement
of
of
the
the
stoc
..m
th.t
made
more
stringent,
fishermen
uu!d
voluntarily
become
guardians
and
ould
report
violations
to
fUheries
officials.
J.
A.
Motherwell,
thief
huperttwr
of
fisheries,
was
appoint
a
roving
guardian
to
opera'e
from
Cap
CauUon
to
ylft
prince
Rupert
and
delegate
voi-r.twred
use
of
their
boats
for
in-
ipet'Joo
trips
by
such
a
guardian.
It
:a
JTifd
that
seiners
operated
ur'awfuUr
In
the
vicinity
of
BtUle
s
d
Banks
Island.
Tht
ttee'.ln
also
asked
for
the
aboli'.or
irag
wine.
EDEN
MAY
BE
ENVOY
Fmsfr
Foreign
Strrrtary
Sur
Iff
As
Ambassador
to
United
Stair
Other
Humors
llrard
MEANS
MUCH
EMPLOYMENT
Hundred
Men
to
Get
Two
Years
Work
at
fort
William
.Making
British
I'lanes
MONTREAL.
Dec
5:
CP-Con-tracta
awarded
by
the
British
air
ministry
for
IlghUng
aircraft
will
Involve
ateady
employment
of
five
Such
hundred
men
for
the
next
two
years
at
the
plant
of
the
Canadian
Car
and
Foundry
Co.
at
Fort
William.
Victor
M.
Drury.
president
of
the
company
announced
here
on
Eden.
lormer
roieiii
oivir-
Ur
appointed
British
ambassador
-the
United
SUt
I
BERLIN.
Dec.
5:
(CP
The
lat-Therfr
is
still
much
specuUlton
Ml
decree
against
Jews
In
Oer
11
to
the
future
of
the
young
many
prevents
them
from
drlvlna
ritesman
who
broke
early
this
automobiles
or
motorcycles.
Thej
tor
with
Prime
Minister
Neville
arc
not
fit
persons
to
be
In
charge
Chamberlain
on
foreign
policy
0f
motorized
vehicles.
It
Is
de-Eden
rrMnal
am11110"-
11
clared,
1.
tn
twnme
leader
of
the
Cjr.ervatlve
party
In
succession
to
htmler
Chamberlain.
In
some
uarqters
it
is
being
pre-1,14
tv..
r4n
mav
return
to
the
cabinet,
possibly
as
Secretary
t
for
the
Dominions.
Mr
Eden
sailed
yesterday
on
the
Atlanta,
from
Southampton
or
0
Kew
York,
where
he
wait
Vessel
J
and
Discharged
manfacturers'
convention,
also
ln-
Ln
lner
Is
isn
g
D.
Tied
1
p
Franklin
Urvlewlng
President
,--h
-rf
rnurse
Uicre
is
noi
pcllMcal
significance
to
It."
said
Mr
Eden.
Calgary
Judge
Has
Retired
NORMANDIE
WITHDRAWN
PARIS,
Dec.
5:
(CP
The
mln
!i.t-
nf
mnHno
nn
Saturday
or
dcred
the
discharge
of
three
thousand
French
seamen.
1500
of
whom
were
on
the
transAtlantlc
iinr
Vnrmandle
and
ordered
with-
Return
to
work
followed
recoznl-
as
the
ex-
and
the
stockyard
operators
to
negotiate
new
scales
of
wages,
hours
and
working
condition?
within
ten
days.
Trading
resumed
for
the
first
time
in
two
weeks
following
settlement
of
the
strike.
OPENING
BY
KING
For
An
Inaugural
is
Suggested
Dominion-Provincial
Conference
Next
ear
OTTAWA.
December
5
It
Is
suj-
-
mi
return
irom
Migiano.
inncvn-
-
.
-
rllrTlm
tract
ran
U
independent
inueprnacns
o
of
anything
"
...
.
JJZ,
.'
""'.
,
to
consider
the
report
of
the
royal
commission
on
tntnjovernmentai
"relatfons.
It
'is
thought
that
such
an
Inauguration
would
do
much
TODAY'S
WEATHER
Triple
Island
Cloudy,
south
southeast
wind,
32
miles
per
hour:
sea
moderately
rough.
Langara
Island
Cloudy,
easterly,
wind,
eight
miles
per
hour;
bar-;
ometer.
28.80;
temperature.
44;
'
moderate
swell.
I
Dead
Tree
Point
Raining,
fresh
!
southeast
wind:
barometer,
29.85;
temperature.
44:
moderate
swelV-Bull
Harbor
Showery,
southwest!
wind,
three
miles
Der
hour;
bar-!
drawal
from
service
.
e
er
hour;
barometer,
30.28.1
manrfio
uhlrh
wsis
to
have
for
New
York
Friday
but
which
tt
E.
P.
.McNeill
Taking
Sup-1
prcvented
from
leaving
when
trannuatlcm
From
The
icnr..
hcr
(;rcw
dcflcd
a
mobiuzauon
or-,
"der
and
refused
to
work
the
vessel.
CALOARV.
Dec
5:
CP
-Judge
navaJ
rpquUiUon.
Passen-
E.
P
McNeill,
no
nas
wvii
v..
prs
rrom
me
nunnmiuic
Calgary
district
court
bench
for
transferrca
from
Lc
Havre
to
the
twenty-eight
years,
has
retired,
Cunard.white
Star
liner
Aquit-
hating
reached
the
iupci-
nia
at
encmourg.
tion
age.
No
Helium
For
Reich
I'nlted
States
Reiterates
Rff'
to
Permit
Supply
to
(lermany
Other
ships
arc
also
being
with-
idrawn.
Weather
Forecast
nonrrnl
Synopsis
A
storm
ap
pears
to
be
centred
off
the
Queen
Charlotte
isianas.
iunn
winasns
Sailed
n.in.
nrinra
nv.roi
nrtroLr?lar
cleAr.
Koutherlv
enuthrlv
wind,
ten
miles
per
hour;
"barbme-ter.
29.92.
Terrace
Cloudy,
calm,
34.
Alvansh
Raining,
calm.
34.
Alice
Arm
Raining,
southwest
wind.
41.
Anyox
Jtalnlng.
southwest
wind
34.
Stewart
Cloudy,
calm,
33.
Hazelton
Cloudy,
calm,
29
Smlthers
Cloudy,
calm,
32.
Burns
Lake
Bright,
calm,
31.
American
Planes
Land
At
Seattle
ess
Premises
at
Corner
of
Third
Avenue
and
Fifth
Street
"While
plans
have
not
yet
been
finally
completed,
we
have
in
mind
the
possibility
of
building
this
winter
or
in
the
spring
a
modern
one-lorey
business
block
on
Third
Avenue
at
the
northeast
corner
of
Third
Avenue
and
Fifth
Street."
john
Dybhavn
of
Dybhavn
&
Ilanon
stated
this
morning.
The
structure
will
he
of
renforred
concrete
measuring
8?
by
l60
feet.
There
will
be
a
basement.
Contructon
of
the
new
building
will
Involve
the
preir.lse
at
prerrnt
occnpled
bv
Annette's
Ladies
Ready
to
Wear,
fin.
James
Clark.
Mrs.
C.ladrs
Halli-dm
and
the
Canadian
National
Rillwav
passenger,
freight
and
telegraph
offices.
There
are
reports
of
other
Im-penrtln-
activity
In
the
way
of
new
business
blocks
belny
erected
in
the
neral
vicinity
of
the
new
Tost
Office.
t
J
d
J
tested
that
King
Oeorge.
durlr.3
1
rdllSVdlldUd
lVUdU
the
company
may
receive
through
roay
opfn
.
Dominion-provincial
.
.
.
.
.
conference
which
,
u
Is
belns
planned
n
Canadian
Associated
Aircraft
Ltd
Jews
Are
Not
Permitted
To
rortirlrin
North
of
IH'hwsr
Throueh
Valley
Sought
tion.
Prime
.Minister
Neville
Chamberlain
told
the
House
of
Commons
today.
REVELSTOKE
MURDER
REVELSTOKE
ProTlncial
police
are
Investigating
the
death
of
John
Rabickl,
40.
whose
body
was
found
Saturday
night
In
his
mid-town
rented
shark.
Police
believe
he
had
been
clubbed
to
death
with
an
axe
handle
found
across
the
body.
Death
is
believed
to
have
occurred
several
days
ago.
A
watch
and
a
considerable
sum
of
money
he
had
been
carrying
earlier
In
the
week
were
missing.
Former
Wireless
;
Chiefs
Here
Will
I
Take
New
Posts
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
KUPEKT,
B,0,
MONDAY,
DECEMBER
5,
1938.
ROOSEVELT
IS
TALKING
President
or
United
btates
Making
.Major
Address
ioday
On
Way
....
to
Washington
WARM
SPRINGS,
Georgia,
Dec.
5.--Presiaent
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt,
alter
a
two
weeks'
stay
here.
;tft
last
night
on
hl$
return
to
Washington,
stopping
off
today
at
Chapel
Hill,
North
Carolina,
where,
before
a
gathering
at
the
University
of
North
Carolina,
he
will
deliver
a
major
address
which
Is
considered
of
such
significance
that
arrange
ments
ments
have
have
been
been
made
made
to
to
broadcast
broadcast
ton
of
th
TranCanada
Highway
Jewl'h
situation.
bv
wv
of
Palmon
Arm.
Q
rind
rod
to
stimulate
goodwill
and
solldar-
and
neistoke
was
ur?ed
Jn
a
11
.
P
II
Ity
between
the
Domlunlon
and
the
resolutlnn
by
Associated
(jlOUCeSter
raliS
provinces,
something
that
might
Boards
n..
of
r
Trade
t.
nf
of
the
nkfinapan
Okanasan
not
be
so
existent
under
less
au
splclous
circumstances.
Valley
In
conventioa
here
Satur
day
Bulletins
HUNTER
IS
.MISSING
LADNER
One
hundred
men
are
searching
through
Fraser
River
delta
bogland
for
Leonard
Dennis,
farmer,
who
disappeared
while
hunting
Sunday
afternoon.
WOULD
RUSH
TO
DEFENCE
1
fivnnv
ttreat
Britain
would
ometer,
30.18;
temperature.
44;
light'
rush
to
defend
any
section
of
the
t'ranrk
SWell.
of
of
the
the
Nor-
Alert
Bay
overcast,
westerly,
wind,
six
miles
per
hour;
barofn-i
etcr,
30.22;
temperature,
43;
light'
I
chop.
I
Estevan
Cloudy,
southwest
wind,
six
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
30.-
28.
Victoria
Fair,
westerly
wind,
24
miles
per
hour:
barometer.
30.32.
.
Vancouver
ujear,
westerly
wuiu,
Empire
attacked
by
a
foreign
na
And
Collar
Bone
Suffers
Fracture
Vancouver,
the
Duke
of
Oloucestei
suffered
a
broken
collar
bone
while
playing
polo.
Ontario
City
Elections
On
Interest
Centres
in
.Mayoralty
Con
test
at
Windsor
W.
-3i
Bowerman,,wtQ
years
a?o
Laiads
NsCC
Job
was
Identified
-wlth:
Digby
Island.
wireless
wireless
station
station
here,
nere,
has
nas
been
oeen
est
centres
at
Windsor
where
the
veteran
Mayor
Wlgel
seeks
re-eiec-tlon
with
David
Croll,
a
former
minister
In
the
Hepburn
government,
as
his
most
formidable
op
PORT
ALBERNI.
Vancouver
Island.
December
5
(Canadian
Press)
Alex
Munro,
a
logger.
Is
in
condition
in
hospital
here
suf
fering
from
fractured
skull
and
broken
back
sustained
Saturday
loaded
raUway
flat
car
ran
LONDON.
Dec.
5:
-While
riding
when
a
to'
the
hounds
on
Saturday,
the
awry
and
collided
with
a
small
.
1
,v,.,
f
h
sneeder.
Five
other
men
received
King
fell
and
sustained
a
broken
injuries
reuirlng
hospitalization
al-'coliar
bone.
His
condition
is
not
though
none
were
as
serious
ss
serious
but
it
wlU
be
lmposslbli
Munro's.
for
him
to
go
t0
Oslo
to
represent
the
British
Royal
Family
at
tne
funeral
of
Queen
Maud
and
the
Duke
of
Kent
will
probably
go
In
his
place.
In
1929.
while
visiting
INCIDENT
Today's
Weather
Prince
Rupert
Cloudy,
southeast
wind,
fourteen
miles
per
hour;
barometer.
29.82
(falling);
temperature,
40;
sea
choppy.
OF
BOMB
Explosion
Just
Outside
Home
Office
In
London
on
Saturday
Causes
Excitement
i
LONDON,
December
5
(Canadian
Press)
A
crude
home-made
bomb
exploded
just
outside
the
Home
Office
late
Saturday,
the
Incident
causing
considerable
tcite-mpnt.
Some
person
with
a
grie-
vanro
nirninst
the
covernment
is
TORONTO
Dec.
5:
(CP)-Muni-
believed
to
have
been
responsible
clpal
elections
are
being
held
to-
for
the
incident.
Hav
in
most
Ontario
cuies.
mier-
j
,
DATES
FOR
VISIT
SET
ponent.
Croll
campaigned
on
a
five-cent
street
car
rate.
Wlgel
chamberlain
and
Halifax
to
be
in
had
the
personal
support
of
Prem-
Rome
From
January
II
to
14
tar
TTunhiirn
I
v.
..v,,
James
Roosevelt
I
LONDON,
uec.
iv,n-it.
-ficlally
announced
late
Saturday
!
that
Premier
Neville
Chamberlain
and
Foreign
Secretary
Lord
Hall-
.fax
would
visit
Rome
January
11
to
14
to
confer
with
Premier
Benl-
ifn
iw
Mussolini.
iu3it.
The
visit
was
-
sug
-
'iun
RBriiotWnnh
R-vlr
for,
live
With
Salary
of
HoU.ooo
irQnference.
It
has
been
revealed.
1
...11,
rom
npnr
unnniu
"
...
.
.
.
.
.
.
-
.
:
.
.
1
Prime
nunc
Minister
Chamberlain
has
occuinu
"
-
-
-
.,j.
Vrnni
Silka
Lanaea
uriusn
voiumoia
in
succession
vu
ver
island.
The
weather
is
mild
and
d"n,
S'0kuand
BaT
,E.
J.
Haughton
who
has
retired.
!
HOLLYWOOD,
Dec.
5.-
.
Samuel
;
announced
determination
to
l
.
In
nnri
tll'J
-
-
----
.
.
n.nn
VOcterflaV
flnnOUnCBa
H1C;
t-l.
An
nn
iv
in
;nowcry
u"'v..
c-inrdar
Nlrht
C.
o.
jacKSon,
also
iormeny
01
uuiujm
'pursue
ins
nwciuni.
v
...
,i.,rn
rtunert
and
Queen
Char-'
iuroj
num
,.!.
.n
nnnlntment
of
James
Roosevelt,1
affairs.
Qtfa.
IsIands-Hirong
souin
w..lU3
frP0
and
time
son
of
President
mniuinw.
lotte
HPATTLE
nwt,
Dec.
o
iW)
six
OIX
Prince
rrmcc
Rupert
ivupriw
u
iui
for
some
oumc
...
ckes
yesterday
the
government
lp
ml,d
wllh
hfillum
gas
(tVQ
to
Germany
wva""-
for
use
in
jshow
iers.
wrSS.
Nryv
Planes
arrived
,
in
charge
at
Gonzales
Hill
station
velt.
to
an
execu
ive
1
position
,
jalth
in
u""1"
.
.
.......
.
-1-
v...
n
m.nn
(iwn-Mevcr
mm
...
-
i
e.,
Print,
mr
suiuon
nere
jn
v
it
num.
na
wi
fim
-
-
.
West
Coast
f
Vancouver
isiana
inspector
for
the
Dom.lnlon
atlon
with
the
title
oiyce-p
Fresh
southerly
.winds,
partly
VioH
Saturday
snent
'
nlfUU
Friday
Jr.
night
'
Prince
!
government
with
he.dqunrten
at
dent
and
salarj'
reported
to
be
$50.-1
cloudy
.
....1.1.
ana
niHu;wiui
.
oi
ji
Rupert
enruuic
iu
oric
i
1
AAA
has
lA4
I
Kamloops.
000
per
year.
V
European
Hockey
Scores
Pacific
Coast
League
Seattle.
1;
Spokane.
1
(overtime).
PRICE:
ft
CENTS
Demand
Is
Far
-
Reaching
'
SALMON
'lLLERS
ALLEGE
STOCKYARD
WILL
BUILD
POACHING
PARTICULARLY
STRIKE
OFF
NEW
BLOCK
IN
NORTH;
ASK
PENALTIES
Offer
to
Co-Opcratc
in
Putting
a
Stop
to
Unlawful
Fish'
inK
Complain
of
Seining
Activities
Near
Here
C.I.O.
Wins
Out
in
Dispute,
Which
Dybbavn
it
Hanson
to
Erect
Busln-
mmt
.
r
a
.
m
i-
w
a
f
a
Tied
Up
Chicago
Industry
for
Two
Weeks
j
CHICAOO.
Dec.
5:
(CP)
The
Chicago
stock
handlers'
strike.
which
commenced
on
November
21.
ended
today
with
some
six
hundred
bla
Trolley-AMOclatlon
Saturday
voted
to
amalgamate
X'AafiS?.
with
the
Pacific
Coast
rlshermen's
union
conciuuinK
me
annual
convention.
I
ne
Association
urfieu
a
ugniening
Question
of
Tunis
Involves
;
;j
Mediterranean
Status
Quo
As
Well
as
Agreement
of
Munich
Appears
Likely
That
Crisis
is
to
Develop
Over
This
Matter
France
Demands
Satisfactory
Reply-Disorders
in
Tunis
Itself
PARIS,
December
5:
(CP)
Premier
Daladier
1
said
today
that
France
has
no
intention
of
giving
up
any-part
of
her
territory.
Thus
he
answered
personally
the
Italian
clamor
Tor
Corsica
and
Tunis.
At
the
same
time,
Virginion
Gayda,
frequently
a
spokesman
for
Premier
.Mussolini,
indicated
in
Rome
today
that
Italy
would
make
demand
on
France
at
some
future
date
but
did
not
disclose
plans
or
date.
Meanwhile,
the
Italian
campaign
for
Tunisia
gains
momentum.
Gayda
indignantly
denied
that
Foreign
Minister
Ciano
had
been
forced
to
back
down
in
talks
with
British
and
French
ambassadors.
T
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rwpmW
5:
(CP)
Provisions
of
the
,
7
.
'
,
,
,.
l
e
!...
accord
with
maintenance
of
status
it
net
only
in
North
America
but
in
Anglo-Italian
dealing
Europe.
It
Is
expected
mat
Mr.
quo
in
me
mediterranean
cuvei
riwraininucu
vjuioita,
Roosevelt
will
again
deal
with
the
Tunisia
and
Nice,
Prime
Minister
JNevnie
unamDeriain
ri
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o
i
JevUh
siiHatlon-
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reiterattag
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of
w.
Commons
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today.
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said
that
the
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agaout
f.
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fc
x
Foreign
Minister
Ciano
of
Italy
the
present
campaign
of
oppression
1
.that
the
recent
demonstration
foi
for
in
uermany.
On
his
return
to
Washington,
one
of
the
President's
first
engagements
win
be
another
conference
wltn
United
States
Ambassador
Hugh
VERNON.
DttMt
tCPt'-'Complei
frwOirmany-
to
Tonfer
on;,
the
PT.
ALBERNI
RAIL
CRASH
One
Man
in
Hospital
With
.Frac
turcd
Skull
and
Broken
Back-Others
Injured.
Italian
colonies
in
the
Italian
Chamber
must
have
a
detrimental
effect
on
prospects
of
collaboration
between
the
four
Munich
powers.
Premier
cnamberiam
said
tnat
it
was
clear.,
from
Jr
Italian;
reply
that
the
government
of
that
coun
try
had
no
intention
of
departing
from
its
undertakings.
Satisfaction
Demanded
PARIS.
Dec.
5:
(CP)
France
has
demanded
from
Italy
by
today
a
satisfactory
exDlanatlon
of
the
In
cident
In
the
Italian
Chamber
of
Deputies
last
week
which
was
taken
as
the
commencement
of
an
Italian
:ampaign
to
obtain
Tunisia,
now:
held
as
a
protectorate
by
France.!
Italy
has
been
officially
lnformed-by
France
that
It
has
no
Intention:
of
giving
up
Tunisia.
An
inadequate
answer,
it
Is
op-:'
enlv
said
here,
will
prevent
the
signing
of
the
proposed
friendship-
pact
between
France
and
Germany
ln
view
of
Germany
being
Italy's
ally.
Thus
the
quesUon
of
Tunis
mav
have
an
important
bearing
on
the
whole
question
of
European
rjr
lations.
The
Italian
zovernment
takes
the
stand
that
It
cannot
be
held
res
ponsible
for
any
outbreak
whlclx
may
occur
In
the
Chamber
of
Depu
ties
and
has
stated
tnat
it
does
not
associate
Itself
with
the
demonstration
of
last
week.
Anti-Italian
disorders
broke
out
in
Tunis
yesterday
with
demonstrations
before
the
Italian
consulate
while
mobs
attacked
Italian
premises.
The
police,
finally,
restored
order.
Meantime,
one
of
the
leading-Rome
newspapers
yesterday
re-
1
minded
the
world
that
Italy
had
"not
forgotten
the
wrongs
of
the
past."
It
recalled
that
Corsica
had
once
spoken
the
Italian
language
and
declared
that
Tunisia
had
be'en
"stolen"
from
Italy.
Iron
Guard
Under
Fire
,
nnnolnted
superintendent
of
Dom-To
Become
.Moving
.
-
Picture
,
Execu-
ested
by
Mussolini
at
the
Munich
Three
More
Of
Its
Members
Exeeu.
ted
in
Roumanla
on
Saturday.
BUCHAREST,
Roumanla,
Dec.
'5:
(CP)
The
Fascist
Iron
Guard
con
tinues
to
meet
with
stern
treat
ment
at
the
hands
of
the
Roumanian
government.
Three
more
of
its
members
were
executed
5
.
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it
i
i
:
!
1
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4
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