wr-
...
.
.
.
L
the
father
of
tne
cnuaren,
di
Fair
official!
here
tald
they
L
reasonably
certain"
that
the,
be
quintuplet
would
visit
the
wilsn
next
year.
understand
the
parent
have
rca.
agreed"
a
Fair
ipokes-i
.3.1
Premier
Hepburn
of
On-i
hj
rajed
no
objection
and
aafoe
was
the
first
to
agree
on
.
i
.
a
i
a
prcrr.-
thai
we
omen
wxmia
oruer.f
contract
providing
for
the
ex-
n
rf
the
quints
for
the
aev-
tncr.'h-
of
the
Fair
would
be
d
-:'Ji!3
the
next
few
weeks.
lfpokrjr.a.1
said,
but
salary
had
been
dUcved
as
yet.
lief
Engineer
Defence
On
isit
To
City
fria:"-
t
'
r
tyhmedlln.
r
-'
-
'
the
Department
Tafior.ii
Dr
fence,
and
Flight'
rerir-t
t
F
Luke
of
th
t!
Car
fa
Air
Fonre
arrived
it'"-'
.
h
CaUla
last
nltht
i
Sehmedlln
Bugadler
III
a
W)MIIVUtMt
9
':',;uarter
t
Isnr
t,".es
a
the
entrance
of
h
Rupert
Harbor
Flight
Ueut
I
j
t
.
pay
a
vUlt
to
Allford
tJs
an
air
ba
Is
being
in
1
Amtnran
club.
MpL
Ctu.i
"Oil
uucci
nies
Changed
emetlc
Campaign
Continues
Mnna
With
Removal
Of
Sltns
U'hlrh
llnnnrril
L..
Hebrews
CONFIDENCE
IN
CANADA
OTTAWA
Demands
from
dealers
and
Investment
houses
in
the
United
States
for
the
lue
of
new
110.000,000
Dominion
thlrtv-
rjj.l
J"r
nircc
prirrni
puhui
in
.it
lork
iai
week
indicate
the
con
fidence
of
the
financial
world
in
the
economic
noundnm
of
Canada,
lion,
Chatles
A.
Dunning,
mlnUter
of
finance,
said
today.
111-YEAIt
SENTENCE
NEW
YORK
Robert
Irwin,
eccentric
young
sculptor,
who
pleaded
guilty
to
the
Easter
1937
triple-slaying
of
Veronica
Gideon,
attractive
model,
her
mother
and
Frank
Byrnes,
a
boarder,
was
sentenced
today
to
131
years
In
stale
prison.
FOHDIIAM'JOIINSON
DIES
VANCOUVER
Hon.
J.
W.
Ford-ham
Johnson,
IJeutenant
Governor
of
British
Columbia
from
1931
to
IB3C.
died
today
on
his
seventy-second
birthday.
He
had
been
In
poor
health
for
some
time,
Fordham
Johnson
was
president
and
managing
director
of
the
British
Columbia
Sugar
Refining
Co.
for
many
years.
are
in
Ottawa
TTIf
TTV
AC
i
of
preparation
U
1L
1
I
Uf
ird
(f
he
can
make
It.
Ill-d
it''
to
Vancouver
on
the
(r-
Trow
afternoon.
WINGS
I!
CHINESE
IN1XICT
DAMAGE
SHANGHAI
The
Chinese
are
,m,tA
t
tor.
inrtl.4
liHrr
1
Ihor
damage
through
fires
and
explosions
on
Japanese
arsenal
and
munitions
plants
in
China.
KIDNAPPING
wv
I
nt.vMPlA
Washington
Nov.
28:
GET
GOALIE
:
tv,mii.h
Cni.i
k
ity.
i
nn
men,
HV.I.
U1UM
HUIU
...
.
'
.
-
.
-
tOlympla
Jury
Recommends
Life
Imprisonment
for
Doctor
ana
Three
Companions
CP
After
ten
hours
aeiiDcrauon.
turv
veAterdar
found
Dr.
Kent
I
Barry,
.
...
i.v
t.'i...,
:
first
degree
kidnapping
In
connec
im
Islands
Islands-Fresh
Fresh
to
to
strong
strong
east
cast'
'5n
.
,
,
T
,
lotte
1
tte
"
Austria
against
In
Jews
.
','
unsettled
,MnH
nnrt
and
mild
mild
with
with'
ulot
signs
from
some
eighty
ira!iV
.
T.i
WCSt
UOMl
Ol
VUllWMIll
In
V!
Wl-t.
..r
a
'or
Jews.
l
is
iy
Alberta
Is
IC
Dead
I
latH
P'te
Special
Care
"MlIELLER,
Alta..
Nov.
28:
Respite
best
efforts
of
medl-
n4
nursing
attendants,
Molly
x
(lay
old
child
of
Mr.
Summary
Pressure
remains
comparatively
high
over
British
Columbia
but
a
pronounced
low
area
Is
centred
southwest
of
Vancouver
Island.
Showers
have
oc-
rnrred
on
the
north
coast
while
over
the
interior
It
Is
moderately'
cold.
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Char-i
winds,
Fresh
strong
southeast
winds,
unsettled.
and
mild
with
rain.
TODAY'S
WEATHER
IIV
.
..
ninnHv
pnttprlv
U-inrt.
three
miles
per
nour;
hrhv
l
fn-Ounr
t..f.nt
r.ui
r.u
swell.
Mi.!.
.
...
...
I
T
nnanrJi
barometer.
29.71;
temperature,
47;
I
je
Haiti
Both
Sides
Moving
in
Connection
With
French
Labor
Uprising
PARIS,
Nov.
28:
(CP)
The
General
Confederation
of
Labor
Is
I
still
planning
to
proceed
with
Its
(general
strike
call
on
Wednesday
I
In
protest
at
the
Daladler
govern
-Imtnt's
labor
decrees.
At
the
same
time,
the
government
Is
contempla-
counter
moves.
'
Itlng
Railway
workers
are
offering
to
compromise
In
their
demands
as
ers
at
Dunkerque
have
been
called
lout
In
a
new
strike
as
government
continues.
Labor
Minister
Pomaret
announced
today
that
he
had
received
assurances
that
department
star,
banks
and
Insurance
comnmles
would
all
rema'n
open
despite
the,
i
general
strike
can.
!
.Iohn
Oueen
Has
3,300"
Majority
Man
Re-elected
Mayor
Of
Winnipeg
By
Substantial
Margin
entity
election
aires
John
Queen
a
majority
of
3300
for
re-election
for
a
two
year
term
as
mayor
of
Winnipeg.
Already
he
has
been
mayor
for
three
years.
Queen
ran
as
the
candidate
of
.the
Independent
Labor
Party
and:
a
;
ircceivca
me
suppon
01
F
with
which
affiliated.
the
Labor
Party
Is
Garden
Society
Is
Distributing
y
aged
aged
50.
w.
and
ana
three
omen
.
rri
.
William
McAloon.
James
Red-
JaOanCSe
1
TCCS
anrf
nd
nnHert
Rnhert
Smith-
Smith.
guilty
BUlUV
of.
'
...
.
i
l
....
I
Mnl
tnr.
I
vi
il
M
n
AA
Tar.
lion
wun
ine
aouucuuu
uuinuuuun
u
aumc
.
-
.
...
-
.
I
.kl.n
STON,
Nov
28:
(CP
TlJe
turlng
of
Irving
uacr
in
a
anese
uowenng
cucrry
ura
wn...i
?
i
Tlny
Thompson,
pit
here
last
August,
ine
jurj-
rcc-
were
reccnuy
prearaicu
.rW
Thehas
bn
undertaken
by
the
Prince
ommended
life
ImprUcnmenL
eof
r.
Boston
Bruins,
to
De-
Red
wing,
for
I15A00
cash
death
pelalty
couia
w
imposea
.or
unen
'h
lP,T
Its
president
Charles
P
Balaao
Balagno
w
L-named
nlaver
U
an-
thU
offence.
.
3r
1
of
In
jealousy.
Dr.
Barry
was
alleged
In
charge,
me
rs
vr
by
Manager
Art
Ross
ivw
Manager
Ak
.....
.ia
nn
nf
of
trA
trees
nut
out
a
as
fnr
as
as
oosslble'
tj
to
have
plotted
the
kidnapping
i
i
i-.
.a
i
thn
handsome
automobile
salesman
.
gardeners
-Zi
by
Frank
Brlmselc,
now
o
n
the
Providence
Intcrna-
who
will
use
them
to
alter
accusing
Baker
of
raping
his;
good
advantage
ln
a
general
corn-
wife
following
a
party
last
July.
Weather
Forecast
m
unity
decorative
scheme.
In
some
cases
It
is
thought
there
may
be
m-nnemtlon
in
boulevard
deVel-
opment.
Cathedral
Has
Choral
Recital
--...ye
i
nrumheller,
e-
--
.
,nrnL
Music
Featured
at
Evening
Service
Yesterday
With
Ciood-Slied
Congregation
Present
Evenlnz
service
at
St.
Andrew's
Anglican
Cathedral
yesterday
was
featured,
by
a
special
song
service
by
the
8enIor
Choir
under
me
ai-
"
.
l
A
T
f
nn.
recUon
of
Choirmaster
n.
caster
with
reicr
ucn
ua
uiK"
-i
t..
AAt
nn
tn
nrrpDUlDie
cnor
lit.
Ill
uu..".
.
al
numbers
by
the
choir,
popular
t,..mt
upre
sune
with
the
large!
congregation
taking
part.
Oeneral;
easi
wuiu,
.
'
innnod
to
have
such
scacnoppj.
t
,
.
fnrm
ieV.
i.
.uscd
with
the
music
souu,c"
"
il.'
ef.fi
moderate.
'
for
the
sermon
tcmpcrniuic.,
.
wa3
-
..
'
I
fill
Y
I
1
1
I
I
1.
1
II
fl.L
I
A
V
lrnnfiA
vrr
uhmm
choral
service
clrar.
northeast
'inc
fd
or
,
"ni
"
r:
mii
per
-hour;
b.
.uuticcit
DUHtta
UK
Will",
enn
dlfd
yesterday..
I
tier.
30.02.
conducted
by
'Uie
dean,
Very
Rev.
Jmaes
u.
oid-
For
Christmas
I
Windsor
States
I
T
.
.
.
.sl
Jit
Ail.
me
government
moves
10
moDiuze
wpaAimoo,
half
a
million
of
them
under
mill-
tary
service
In
order
to
prevent
ai
tie-up.
Thirty-five
thousand
metal
work-
LONDON,
Nov.
28:
(CP)
The
Duke
of
Windsor
yesterday
authorized
denial
..that
he
might
return
to
England
for
a
Royal
Family
reunion
at
Christmas.
Through
hl-
equer-
ry
the
Duke
said
that
he
would
spend
the
holidays
with
the
Duchess
and
a
small
party
at
TODAY'S
lOourteaj
8.
D.
Vancouver
Pacific
Nickel.
25.
Big
Missouri.
.25.
Bralorne.
9.80.
i
Ar.tec.
.OSVt
'"ji
Cariboo
Quartz,
2.45.)
Dcntonla,
M.
't
Oolconda,
X&3:.
Mlnto.
J03
(ask).
Falrvlew.
.04'.
Noble
Hve.
.03.
Pend
Orielle.
10.
Pioneer.
2.63.
Porter
Idaho.
JUi
Premier.
21.
Reeves
McDonald,
Reno.
26.
R.lef
"
""
Arlington,
Salmon
Oold.
.08.
.
STOCKS
20,
WINNIPEO:
Nov
28:
CP)
TM
'
SZ,"-
liMMf
.
-
-
ssssw
t
rr
a
wi
m
s
isk
final
counr
from
Winnipeg's
maT
.
"
.
2
Taylor
Bridge.
.04.
Hedley
Amalg..
.03i.
Premier
Border.
.00!
Sllbak
Premier.
1.75.
Home
Oold,
.01.
Brandvlew.
.07
(ask).
Indian.
.01.
Quatslno,
.04l.'
(ask).
Oils
A.
P.
Con,
.15.
Calmont,
.24.
C.
&
EL.
2
05.
Freehold.
.03.
Hargal.
.18.
McDougal
Segur,
Wi.
Mercury.
.06
V.
Okalta.
1.01.
Home
Oil,
1.24
(ask).
Toronto
BeatUe,
U9.
Central
Pat..
2.40.
Gods
Lake,
.32.
Uttle
Long
Lac.
2.70.
McKenzle
Red
Uke,
U8.-Pickle
Crow.
5.20.
San
Antonio,
1.22.
Sherrltt
Gordon,
1.32.
Smelters
Gold,
.03
tj.
McLeod
Cockshutt,
3.05.
t
Oklend,
.18.
Mosher,
.17.
Madsen
Red
Lake,
.42.
Stadacona.
49.
Francoeur.
.23.
Monea.
1.32.
Boitscadltoc'.MO:-
Thompson
Cadillac.
.28.
.
Bankfleld.
J2.
East
Malartlc,
2.25.
v(
Preston
El
Dome,
1.41.
Hutchison
Lake,
.02.
Dawson
White,
MY2.
Aldcrmac,
.48.
Kecr
Addison.
1.91.
Uchl
Oold,
1.41.
..Inty
Nickel.
52.00.
Norai'da,
80.75
Cons.
Smelters,
60.00
.
,
.
Athona,
.07.
Hardrock,
1.71.
Fernland,
.11.
Dominion
Bridge,
33.75.
Chestervllle,
1.25.
Taking
advantage
of
the
mlld
,-.,rIw.iainn
all
weather,
the
Prince
Rupert
Boys'
.
j
n
south-;
...h
fttlon
was
was
expre
expressed
by
,
Island-Overcast,
tipprcc
iBand
turned
out
Rflturdav
Saturday
-venlnc
evening
a
and
played
selections
at
many
.
.
I
1
,
1
..
1
-
1
,
1
.
tn
H.H.I.
.
n
once
a
monm,
R
.cpm-rai
poiuis
ui
uir
mj.
muni
u
of
prayer
beln?ithe
appreclatloni
or
an
listeners.
substituted
The
Band
is
now
preparing,
unaer
direction
of
Bandmaster
Robert
Greenfield,
for
its
schedule
or
Christmas
music
and
also
a
pro
gram
for
concert
work.
Tomorrow's
Tides
Todays
Weather
"
6:30
a.m.
175
ft.
Prince
Rupert
Overcast,
south-east
18:14
pjn.
16.1
(t.
wind,
four
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
29.76
(falling)
;
temperature
12
p.m.
9.5
ft.
50;
sea
smooth.
A.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
ETXXVII.NO.
27.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
NOVEMBER
28,
1938.
PRICE:
&
CENTS
T
-
VQ
Ainti
Reds
Are
U1NTS
TO
NEW
YORK?
,nctmtnt
of
World's
fair
Of
UI
Uli
Dple
Denial
of
Tap
YORK,
Nov
23:
(CP)
Not
Bulletins
Getting
Four
Men
Lose
Their
Lives
In
Great
Central
Lake
Following
Week-end
Party
PORT
ALBERNI,
Nov.
28:
(CP)
Four
mill
workers
were
drowned
early
Sunday
morning
when
their
small
rowboat
earthed
In
Great
Central
Lake
while
they
were
returning
from
a
week-end
party
on
a
nearby
houebout.
John
Ferguson,
aged
65;
Edward
Benvin.
53;
Andrew
Me-rherson.
IS,
and
Clarence
Bren-ne,
chilled
by
the
cold
water
and
unable
to
cling
longer
to
the
;
waaet-if
?f
th
Albrn
ctslaftire
which
prorogued
last
week.
A
tion
quota
Is
expected
to
be
set
up
tII
a
measures
to
prevent
wastage
at
the
wells.
Arab
Revolt
In
Palestine
Said
To
Be
Weakening
'
JERUSAIEM.
Nov.
28:
(CP)
Under
the
continued
British
military
campaign,
the
Arab
revolt
in
Palestine
appears
to
be
weaken-
ins.
although
the
expectation
s
one
heard
a
good
deal
these
aays.i
consisted
not
.
.
.
.
only
ily
of
of
a
a
change
change
j'
of
revaluation
revauiauuu
At
ui
of
i
life
mc.
heart
but
or
a
in
the
light,
not
of
what
other
i-
.,.
rtninw
hut
In
the
liehtlHeart
ynruikc
wvv
m'b
of
God.
Rev.
H
G.
Funston
told
his
morning
congregation
ln
First
Presbyterian
Church
yesterday.
He'
GOLD
PRICE
UNCHANGED
LONDON.
Nov.
28:
(CP)
The
price
of
bar
gold
on
the
London
market
was
unchanged
at
$35
per
fine
ounce
at
the
end
of
the
week.
(..WINNIPEG
WHEAT
PRICE
WINNIPEG.
Nov.
28:
(CP)
Thei
Together
STRIKE
IS
v
'DROWNING
'NEW
TRIPLE
ALLIANCE-
N0T
OVER
:N?
Gojtnome
:
TRAGEDY'
GERMANY,
ITALY,
JAPAN-
IS
READY
FOR
SIGNING
Premier
Chamberlain
and
Foreign
Secretary
IJalifax
to
Visit
Italy
Next
No
Military
Commitment
to
Protect
France
I
--:
r!sr?!f.lhJipi!i
rrevalence
Ut
while
Clifford
Gowler
and
death
Pard
Miles,
the
only
swimmers
in
the
party,
made
for
shore
for
aid.
On
their
return,
howerer,
the
others
were
gone.
The
bodies
were
later
reentered
by
the
police.
-
A
.
.
Regulations
v
Are
Awaited
Valley
Productions
To
Issued
Soon
Be
LONDON,
November
28:
(CP)
The
News-Chronicle
(Liberal)
said
today
that
a
new
triple
alliance
was
now
ready
for
signature
between
Germany,
Italy
and
Japan.
It
continues
that
"these
three
powers
have
been
carrying
on
negotiations
for
transformation
of
their
Scarlet
Fever
Is
Exaggerated
nd,Ptrf4eoum,Board
troleoum
Board
which
which
"m,
'55.
V.t'1nV'5ceciai
ine
special
sesVdn
session
at0"
facllltiw
haveH)een
avdnabl?.
MARITIMES
HIT
AGAIN
Pope
Pius
Is
Able
To
Pray
Injections
Suspended
Al
though
Doctor
Still
Visits
Pontiff
Frequently
arnArt
ntralnst
being
caught
up
VATICAN
CITY.
Nov.
28:
(CP)
merely
ln
a
wave
or
individual
pope
Plus
toos
pari
in
special
pray
a
1
)
...
.
t
it
a,
that
of
the
week
spiritual
devotions
at
lm-
the
Vatican.
Heart
Injections
have
sonal
surrender
but
snouia
in-
visits
the
Pope
several
times
dally
volve
sacrifice
and
leadership
so
,
that
repentance
might
be
a
com-
.
munlty
movement
and
not
mere-ijlrt
I
A
e
HntTIP
At
Fort
Fraser
Razed
By
Fire
Fire
of
unknown
origin
a
few
days
ago
destroyed
the
residence
at
Fraser
Lake
of
M.
M.
Connelly,
MLA.
nrlve
of
wheat
was
off
He
to
8c
for
Omlneca.
anti-Communism
pact
Into
a
close
""alliance
of
great
military
signifl-jcance."
,
The
government
announced
to-Jday
that
Prime
Minister
Neville"
'chamberlain
and
Foreign
Secretary
Halifax
would
go
to
Italy
during
the
I
first
half
of
January
to
confer
with
Benito
Mussolini
In
furtherance
(Premier
of
Chamberlain's
EuroDean
.
There
are
six
cases
of
scarlet
appeasement
policy,
fever
at
present
in
the
city.
Dr.
chamberlain
told
the
House
of
,J.
P.
Cade,
medical
health
oftl-
j
commons
today
that
Great
Britain,
ccr.
stated
yesterday
afternoon.)
ln
the
recent
talks
at
Pari
with
Rumors
of
the
widespread
preval-
Premier
Edouard
Daladler,
had
not
ence
of
the
malady
are
"greatly
committed
herself
to
send
an
ex-
exaggerated."
Dr.
Cade
said.
The
pedttionary
force
to
France
In
the
Orders
in
Connection
With
Turner
type
is
very
mild
and,
ln
some
event
0,
war
canes,
nas
oeen
aniicuii
or
ira-
r-cr-'ble
to
definitely
diagnose,
conslstlnz
merely
of
sore
throat
ftnd
almost
lnvi?rceptible
rash
Enr
precaution
Is
being
taken
ner
Valley
oil
operators
are
wait-
in.
fr
th
rirt
rri.r
nf
th.
n-va
to
prevent
spread
and.
ever
since
"
"
-
,
....
j
,
i
i
i-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Con-
u
Mrinr,ir.
market
at
the!
ncllv
were
awav
at
the
time
ln
Vic-
WRECK
OF
AIR
LINER
One
Dead,
Three
Missing
and
Two
Injured
as
Result
of
British
Flying
Boat
Crash
in
Iraq
LONDON,
Nov.
28:
(CP)
Airways
announces
that
the
boat
Calpurnla
has
been
found
Week-End
Storm
Was
Not
as
Bad
WTecked
on
Lake
Ramadl
in
Iraq
A
rridav
Norweiian
treighter
1th
one
of
the
crew
dead,
three
May
Not
Float
tha
it
will
be
some
time
before
easterly
wind
or
almosi
gate
propor-order
is
completely
restored,
prob-
tlons.
Two
small
fishing
boats
were
ably
not
before
the
forthcomln?
blown
ashore.
proposed
Arab-Jewish
conference
There
is
some
question
In
London
If
then.
Repentance
Is
Sermon
Subject
Imnlierf
Revaluation
of
Life
Addition
to
Chante
of
Heart-Not
Alone
Tersonal
as
.missing
and
two
hurt
HALIFAX.
Nov.
28:
(CP
The
.
Maritime
provinces
were
swept
yes-
Jg5
jlgHS
UI
tPTriav
hv
the
second
severe
snow
9
and
windstorm
within
forty-eight
hours.
However,
damage
was
not
as
extensive
as
in
the
first
storm
on
Friday.
Yesterday's
blow
was
a
strong
Better
Business
G.
W.
Laidler
of
the
Malkin
Firm
Says
That
Change
in
Ownership
Will
Not
Affect
Prince
Rupert
to
"Now
that
the
European
situation
whether
a
Norwegian
freighter,
seems
to
be
settling
down
I
see
,
which
went
ashore
ln
Northumber-
signs
of
Improvement
after
the
be-
land
Straits
on
Friday,
can
be
re-
ginning
of
the
new
year,"
said
G;
i
floated.
,
W.
Laidler,
sales
manager
for
W.
H.
Five
Inches
more
snow
was
re-
Malkin
&
Co.
Ltd.,
who
is
ln
the
;
ported
yesterday
ln
New
England
City
for
a
few
days
in
connection
(states
and
New
York
and
there
were
Wuh
the
change
of
control
in
the
(storm
warnings
last
night
on
the
business
of
the
firm.
'
I
Atlantic
coast.
1
True
repentance,
about
which
(
j
Asked
how
the
change
might
af-Ifect
the
local
branch,
Mr.
Laidler
.
said
there
would
be
no
change.
The
j
business
would
be
carried
on
Just
'as
usual
with
the
same
personnel.
'The
three
Malkin
brothers
had
l
j
am
cra
Iran
n
ftt
a
Arc
a
hi
rsHvnrn
rh.lnpl
fl
t
nnpnlnff
i
USUaL
.
i
camp
meeting
ana
assenea
"doing
something
for
God"
plied
something
more
than
per-'
been
suspended
although
a
doctor
simply
decided
to
sell
their
Interest
in
the
business
to
the
Western
Grocers,
an
Independent
concern,
not
in
any
way
connected
with
any4
other
wholesale
business
in
British
Columbia.
All
branches
of
the
Malkin
business,
including
that
at
Prince
Rupert,
would
carry"
on
Baby
Boy
Drinks
Gasoline
Dies
as
Tragedy
Takes
Little
Son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Strom
of
Willow
River
Drinking
gasoline
from
a
bottle
which
had
been
placed
on
awlndow
sill
after
the
liquid
had
been
used
for
cleaning
proved
fatal
a
few
days
ago
to
Frederick,
fifteen-month-old
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
W.
Strom,
of
Wllllow
River
near
Prince
Oeorge.
end
'of
the
week
with
November,
torla
where
Mr.
Connelly
Is
attend-
The
child
expired
before
medical
closing
at
59c.
'
ln8
tne
sessi0.n
oi
me
Legislature,
am
toum
uc
guuuiMicu,