prince
Rupert
Part
cloudy,
fog
banks,
northerly
wind,
two
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
30.24
'all-tag,
'
temperature.;
r
Vol.
XXVII-
NQ.U8.
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&
,
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.
Civil
Var
In
i
IMPORTANCE
jWestern
States
OF
SUCHOW3
IIU3
-
most
Strategic
imporiance
Chinese
Sav
It
Means
Little
Fly
Over
Japan
HANKOW,
May
20
(CP)
Crews
of
two
biff
Chinese
bombers
were
iTtn
a
great
welcome
today
on
their
rttirrn
from
what
Chinese
ivlatlon
headquarters
described
is
a
2500-mile
flight
over
Western
Japan,
dropping
leaflets
urging
Japanese
to
oppose
the
in-tision
of
China
and
withdraw
while
they
could
still
do
so
SHANGHAI,
May
20.
The
Jap-
i
ol
vital
strategic
Importance
In
Chinese
campaign.
The
Chin
k.
1
I
Be
Represented
WASHINGTON,
D.
C,
May
20:-The
six
man.
commission
representing
United
States
which
will
confer
with
a
similar
commission
from
Canada
In
regard
to
the
nronftspd
Alaska
hltrhwav
t.hrfiiiirh
.
n
.1
tv
i
...
m...
"
'
'
-
"
Iwptnincsc
BrlUsn
cojumbja
ls
expected
to
in
stead
of
Bombs
on
Nipponese
ciude
Delegate
A.
J.
Dlmond
or
Islands
'Alaska.
fVinfrrp.Mmnh
Wnrren
CI
;
1
1
.
...
i
i
i
i
niagnu5un
ui
wasnington
ana
rep
resentatives
of
the
states
of
Ore
gon
and
California,
BIG
STRIKE
THREATENED
All
Organized
Labor
in
United
States
May
Go
Out
if
Fifteen
Per
Cent
Wage
Cut
is
Made
Led
2000
Students
ItOV
THOMAS
.
Today's
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
She
Elderly
Man
Is
Missing
From
His
Cabin
Home
Ithdrawn
in
an,
official
sav
thev
M.ntuA.l
A17
of
nine
t
Yt
a
n
nro
hA
ntV
"
'
lllllll
I
Hll
IIlJII
Search
ls
being
Instituted
by
the
provincial
police
today
for
Charles
French,
weU
known
hereabouts
for
many
years,
who
has
been
missing
for
the
past
three
days
from
his
cabin
along
the
railway
track
between
Billmor
and
Kalen.
He
ls
a
prospector
between
65
and
70
years
of
age.
He
was
last
in
"
r
"
.
nrp
nrpnarpd
to
observe
the
rules
ni
ivr-,
wm
ii
viuuu
Wm
ne
n
admit
that
the
me
Japanese
mlne
tnat
they
wm
not
accept
the
ninese
torce
uciruutiiK
i
i
i4
i.
P.J
l-uv
aiu,
14
4k
40
041-
,4
h.t
enf-
.
.
oalH
thai.
3
nAiA
r
f'tjfcnn
tjtcinn
ii.iti
n:n
d?l'ii
uilii
aui
out"
iMnit-A
rounded
ta
the
Suchow
area
wun-
IVianilTnrinrnr
The
Japanese
have
already
start-
rinnncJno-
ed
constri:-
m
of
an
airport
at
vjiujiu
Suchow
which
will
be
used
as
a
base
for
an
aerial
campaign
against
Transport
.Measure
at
Ottawa
Is.
Hankow
Not
Favored
by
Association,
Before
the
Japanese
can
make
Ottawa
Committee
Hears
i
any
effe-Uve
advance
on
IlanKow,
.
.
it
will
be
necersary
for
them
to
MONTREAL,
May
20:
The
Ca-clear
out
large
forces
of
guerrillas
nadlan
Manufacturers'
Association,
between
there
and
Peiping,
the
before
Parliamentary
commlt'et
Chinese
a:
;crt.
yesterday,
opposed
the
trnnswu.
,
Commanders
of
the
Japanese
Bill
which
would
change
the
presi
army
today
made
a
triumphal
en-
cnt
Board
of
Railway
Comm!i-
I
try
into
Suchow.
the
army
mopping
sloners
to
a
Board
of
Transport,
up
Chinee
forces
around
the
stra-
having
Jurisdiction
over
railway.
I
I
steamshln
and
aerial
forms
of
General
Chiang
Kal
Shck,
Chinese
transport,
generalissimo,
Is
believed
to
have
escaped
from
Suchow
by
airplane
Today's
Weather
(OoTfrruTttt
ipgrfcj'K"
Triple
Island-lcar,
northwest
Alert
Bay
Clear,
calm",
baro
Estevan
Clear,
easterly
wind
s'n
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
Victoria-Clear,
northerly
wind
('Bht
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
30.12,
Vancouver
Clear,
easterly
wind
lour
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
30.-
12,
Prince
Oeorge
Clear,
southwest
uid,
four
miles
per
hour;
.baro
metr.
30,12,
Terrace
Clear,
calm,
60,
Alyansh
Part
cloudy,
calm,
60.
A'ice
Arm
Clear,
calm,
55.
Anyox.-Clear,
calm,
53.
Stewart-Clear,
calm,
52.
HazeltonClear,
calm,
62.
Bmlthcrs-
-Clear,
calm,
64.
'
B"rns
Lake
Clear,
calm,
53.
VANCOUVER
WHEAT
VANCOUVER,
May
20:
(CP)
""eat
was
tradlne
at
.$1.03,4
on
in
Vancouver
market
yesterday.
;
iWILL
HAVE
!
JUNIOR
HIGH
Tind,
six
miles
per
hour;
sea
mooth,
'
..
....
..
r!
Langara
Island-
Part
cloudy
W
'Trr
'
iT
"c
Sl
hJccts
w
southwest
wind,
four
miles
per
Taught
in
School
hour
barometer.
30.30;
tempen..
'ure
43;
sea
smooth.
'
Dead
Tree
Point
Part
cloudy.
a
special
grant
has
been
given
to
Ught
northwest
wind;
barometer,
pjnce
nupert
to
enable
it
to
es-3020:
temperature,
52;
sea
smooth
tabaSn
a
Junior
High
School
this
nun
Harbor
Clear,
calm;
Daro-
cltv
commissioner
W.
J.
Al-
wcicr
ju.ib;
temperature,
ft,
on
Oil
Companies
Deny
Charges
Were
Not
Trying
to
Start
Up
Unrest
and
Revolution
in
Mexico,
They
Declare
MEXICO
CITY,
May
20.
The
,
ciectcd
Mexican
government
is
in
receipt
i.ii
-rionini
fmm
renresen
rv
i
t
n
auu
body
of
Jessie
Hamilton,
be
per
year
be
carefully
reviewed
In
the
light
of
this
year's
experience
with
a
view
to
effecting
a
GOVERNMENT
WINS
LONDON
The
National
government
checked
the
unfavorable
trend
of
by-elections
yesterday
by
retaining
Atlesbury
division
of
Buckinghamshire
by
a
margin
of
nearly
eleven,
thousand
votes.
Sir
tativ
s
of
British
and
American
oil
WINNIPEG
-
Richard
Deans
pomoanlea,
whose
holdings
were,
Waugh,
chief
commissioner'
of
rpZtlv
expropriated
by
the
Mexl-j
the
Manitoba
Liquor
Commission
government,'
that
the
compan-l
and
former
mayor
of
Winnipeg
non
were
Sng
U
st.art
unrest
and
and
Commissioner,
of
the
Saar,
SoSm
in
mis
country.
,
;
died
here
today;
PROBING
DISASTER
Roy
Thomas
of
Prince
Rupert,
who
won
the
Governor
General's
Special
Federal
Board
Investigat-
gold
medal
by
leading
the
gradu-
ing
Fatal
Airplane
Crash
in
ntlnir
rlajLS
at
thp
TTnlversltv
nf
ratifm-nli
This
Vlr
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
MAY
20,
1938,
Canyon
near
Los
Angeles
with
loss
president
and
the
city
commission-
".
......
r
:.
;
'
.
.
and
sc.
made
to
establish
the
cause.
Mrs.
C.
J.
Norrongton,
Mrs.
Neal
Uiefl
in
I
rlVer
lor
the
fact
that
the
pilot
should
T.
Mandy,
Frank
Dibb,
Staff
Ser-
have
been
flying
so
close
to
the
geant
O.
H.
Greenwood,
Horace
in
nnoa
in
escauc
wiiiiuuw
ou-,..,.
.
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..4
i
i
...i.
i
..i4
rtuViompi
t
tj
Mnmv
nv
hi.iin
oocntiHIpc
T.atpr.
hOW-
.
...
.
MfiNTPRAT.
Miv
90
Thp
.
......
.
.
i
n
r-
it
-j
t
m"''
,
,
a
complete
strike
ol
organized
la-
-
,
,
'
,
'
"
.
oi
raoio
direction
signals.
"
hnr
trirniionniir
inp
rminirv
.4"
lleved
to
havo-been,
dead
for.
t
.
f
.
V
1
I
two
months,
has
been
found
J)jQ
Interested
In
I
here.
She
was
kneeling
beside
her
bed.
her
hands
clasped
as
Dokfc
Of
r
r
A
t
11
cf
11
If
in
prayer.
Death
is
believed
s,U
lo
Jl
riUdll
la
to
have
been
due
to
natural
causes.
4
BULLETINS
EVES
ON
DEWDNEY
MISSION
CITY
Political
eyes
of
British
Columbia
are
centred
today
on
the
Dcwdncy
by-clection
j
to
fill
the
vacancy
occasioned
i
through
the
death
of
the
late
Dr.
j
Frank
P.
Patterson,
Conservative
i
leader.
It
is
a
beautiful
sunny
'
day
and
a
large
vote
is
being
recorded.
Supporters
of
all
three
".mdidalcs
W.
A.
Jones,
Con-crvativc:
.Miss
Mildred
Oster-
CIVIL
WAR
PROLONGED
hrOatlCaSUng
Station
Dy
llie
Uan-
,lfh
.,mn1nlnn
nrms
anH
rr,m,,r,l.
nonnn
InnnroinlotoH
th
der
announced
at
the
Horticultural
adian
Broadcasting
Corporation
!tlon
at
a
hlgn
rate
0fiSpeed
to
the
society
on
the
large
attendance
at
wws
Society
vj
dinner
meeting
last
niBiu.
"ks""
.
...
.,
,
;
Spanish
I
government
o
and
thereby
-
-
-
-
j
the
--
-
dinner.
He
thought
1
it
spoke
tter
30.10;
temperature,
53;
light
fnPitlfie
eardening
in
the
curri-
Commons
by
the
chairman,
Ar-
countrv
44ii.4ui4.
t,
-
..
.
"
tni.li
1
O
.
4,..
,
..!.:
Tk
I
"""
....
T4
...e
vara
important,
mnnriani.
lie
ne
mur
mur
inauinn,
i
nan
inan.
4ic
question
of
a
friendship
pact
with
fessor
Barss
of
the
University
of
Italy
squarely
up
to
Premier
Mus-
B.
C
who
came
to
judge
the
ex-
solinl
and
political
Informants
said
hiblts,
had
proved
very
helpful
'
i
j
-
i
-
-
-
1
j
-si.
Mexico
Latest
High
Excel,.
21,000,
Cold
Storage,
6.5c
Hazel
H.,
21,000,
Booth,
6.5c
and
"0Qza
Canadian
Viking
I.,
10,500,
Atlln,
6.2c
and
Italr
Joins
Germany
in
Its
At-
n
vtr
nrt
tr
.t
r
wrathaii
uominoe
n..
B.7UU,
Atnn,
ac
and
tltude
of
ttppiirliation
Of
Obligations
GENEVA.
May
21:
Italian
rep-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
C.
McRae,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
T.
Lock.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Thomas
McClymont,
Mrs.
L.
Hope.
Phillip
M.
Ray.
Andrew
Ronald,
4c.
guarantees
made
by
the
former
Mrs.
H.
A.
Bre'sn,
Mrs,
N.
M.
Carter.
4c;
Austrian
government.
Both
Ger-
M..
and
Mrs.
D.
G.
Borland,
Mrs.
many
and
Italy
assert
that
they
R
,
Mr.Intnsh.
Rev.
W.
F.
Rush-
took
no
part
in
these
guarantees
bf6ok
Mljs
Mary
c
Astorla
Mr.
and
have
therefore,
no
responsl-
anQ
Mr3
c
j
Norrington(
H,.
bllitv
In
connection
with
them
Kraupn'er,
Mj-
and
Mrs.
T.
H.
Priest,
They
were
guaranteed
by
the
Mr
and
Mrs
j
E
Bodlet
Dr
w,
c
League
of
Nations.
As
,naU
Mr
and
Mrs
Norman
Fraser,
Robert
Gordon
Dean
and
Mrs.
J.
B.
Gibson,
Mrs.
L.
A.
Baker,
Northland,
8,000,
Cold
Storage,
6.1c
and
4c.
Daniel
S.,
1,600,
Booth,
5.1c
and
5:26
a.m.
16.5
'It.
18:50
p.m.
16.6
ft.
Low
12:05
p.m.
-
-
..
f
7.11
Tain
EIGHTY
AT
.Qcnera
Cedillo
Ready
GATHERING
-T
rT
.
.
r
Flower
Growers
Hold
Annual
Meet
ing,
Elect
Directors
and
See
Beautiful
Pictures
Mrs.
Mandys
townaboutaweekagowhen.com-
Local
Scenes
Prove
intensely
In
plaining
of
not
feeling
well,
he
terestin
to
Those
Who
Viewed
consulted
a
physician.
,
Them
Last
EveninE
I
o
Kepel
Agression
Dy
Cardenas,
He
Declares
All
Former
Army
Officer
Says
He
Will
Not
Start
Trouble
iQareSS
But
is
Prepared
For
Guerrilla
Warfare
If
President
Precipitates
It
SAN
LUIS
POTOSI,
Mexico,
May
20:
(CP)
Saturninn
Cedillo.
former
Mexican
Army
general,
Last
eveninz
eiehtv
earden
en-
nrenared
todav
for
truerrilla
warfare
with
the
army
of
thusiasts
sat
down
to
dinner,
in
the
President
Cardenas.
Cedillo
said
today
that
he
wouldn't
Boston
cafe
for
the
annual
meet-
with
to
repel
"all
aggression."
t
t
it
b
t
s
ready
arms
Ing,
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Hortlcul-
,
mtkn
nnnc-,Aor.
Ko
sitimfinn
tural
Society.
President
Charles
B.
u
iJu
uucs
iuc
gu.auu
,
rr
-
-
Balagno
In
the
chair.
It
was
a
happy
event,
the
outstanding
feature
of
which
was
an
address
"Flowers
Pay"
by
Mrs.
J.
T.
Mandy,
with
Wim
Dr.
UT'
Mandy
MaMy
operating
Drwng
a
a
lantern
lantern
Halibut
Sales
'
Alberta
AIberta
In
m
Edmonton
mnton'
was
In
the
,
American-80,000
NEW
YORK,
May
20,-Unlon
ex-
tlJe
and
showing
colored
pictures
of
lo-
and
.
.
'
van
of
no
,
less
than
2096
students
,
.
.
.
.
.
...
rtlm
pounds,
6.5c
ecutlves
stated
here
yesterday
that
.
"
.
.,
washinutun,
u.vi.
May
zu.
a
cai
gardens.
Mrs.
Bernard
L,unoani
Canadian
94,900
pounds,
5c
and
,
...H,"-,Ma
.trllra
nf
.rnli.!
wuwi
snP.tsI
fprtproT
hnnrri
hit
hPPn
in.
rtpHwhtPrt
with
thrPP
vvn.
spIpp.
-
a
c
j
a.
that
It
has
declared
martial
law
at
a
number
of
points.
,,
UJ
,,.
lno.
"
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O.l.Hl.
U
.6a,.tU
...
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"J"
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......
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W
IU
U.JU
ttllU
tU.
,
On
tne
Otncr
nana,
say
inc
ik-
-.,,-
h-
f
"us
SP'B-
nnlnlori
tn
lnvPtHnatotho
rruh
nn
tlnns
aennmnanlM
hv
Mr
Ralaimn
-
.
.
i
w.,u
Tn
.
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-i
.in
v,.,o
1lM
offppf
r
-
.
0
.
American
czecn
rreraict
v.v.
-
1
Li
IT
LUV
Hill
littTW
.
.
v.
w
.
.
.
,
I
111-
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1
1
O.ihm.
r
h
VAk.e
i
.
T
Inn.
A
haih
avomIMkh
wo
m
nhnenn
artri
-
,
:
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i
in..
th.v",c
w-.4i.4j-
Bw
4...t44
.v.4
w.w.
......
.
.
.
.
.
"
...-
...
Sunae-
38.000.
Cold
Storaee.
6.5C
Kcpra
ueimdiu.
m
nun........
mem,
j7a4w.u...j
-...vw
.
to
impose
a
fifteen
per
cent
$80,000
transport
plane
In
Mint
there
were
briei
addresses
by
tne
nnrt
c
wage
reduction.
Minorities
To
Be
Considered
As
"Partners
in
Government
PRAHA,
May
20:
Premier
Mil-
-i
m
tr
i
rjiAHlln
mU
yesterday
tnai.
muiunnca
m
vn-Sloyakla
would
be
given
every
consideration
In
forthcoming
elections.
Dr.
Hodza
said
he
would
ler,
C.
P.
Balagno,
F.
Warne
arid
H.
'
,..
ct,
prefer
to
regard
the
German,
Hun
-
Cape
Spencer.
14.500.
Cold
Stor-
F.
Pullen.
rian
elements
rf
Among
those-presenVat
the-tlin-as
Embla
vfc-a;
,
ftn
"r,rtB
V
"
Czecho-Slcrrakla
'as
"partners
In'
16'000'
Pacific'
6
3c
ner
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Samuel
Mas-
.
government"
rather
than
as
mln-
sey,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Frank
Dibb,
Mr.
c".
....
...
..
orities.
.
.
..,
Arctic
I.,
14.000,
Atlin.
6.5c?
and
4c.
.
,
and
Mrs.
James
H.
Thompson,
en
Miss
,n'
.
..
e.
.
.
riorr.h.r
Ctlloc
Mice
V
M
TTa
11
tin
iKiicuc,
kuiu
owiOoC-.n,
t'
Of
Ami.r
Mlc
AnHrotr
Wrafh-
anC
Many
More
Cars
e,
Are
Operating
Minnie
V,
5,000,
Cold
Storage,
0rcat
Incrcase
This
Year
Over
resfintatlvcs
have
withdrawn
from
waiter
Lcnwlll
H
A
DuHamel.
5
IC
a
C-
Last
in
Ontario,
Licence
Figures
1
ine
commiuce
considering
kkui
wil'iim
natr
Mrs
W
n
Vanrp.
Reveal
Rio
Rita.
5,000,
Atlin,
5c
and
4c.
t
TORONTO,
May
20:
There
are
Sunnyside,
1,600,
Atlin,
5c
and
4c.
more
automobiles
operating
In
On-
tario
this
year
than
there
were
last
Udb
year.
JTUC44.
It
41
is
40
J
revealed
by
the
11-
Wg
eather
forecast
.censlns
bureau-
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Char-
LOniJShOremCn
lotte
Islands
Moderate
to
fresh
5
winds
increasing
cloud-
Mn
ml
foutheas
JamalCa
W.
McCaUum;
F.
Warne.
Mr.
n
.
.
1
1
1
f
:v.
;i
1
1
1
1
iiri
imiiiiv
.sun
rwiifiL
mi.
and
Mrs.
C.
P.
Balagno,
Mr.
and
"
r
"
-
seUlca-
Mrs.
Croft
Brook,
Dr.
and
Mrs.
Ber-
nard
Lundahl,
Dr.
and
Mrs.
J.
T.
Mandy,
Capt.
and
Mrs.
Ivan
Hal-
T
l
r
i
ii
I
l;out,
C.C.F.
and
I).
W.
Strachan,
j
Italy
Objects
to
France
Supplying
Scy,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
Boyd,
Mr.i
OQaV
S
DaSeDali
the
outcome.
Impartial
opinion
Spanish
Loyalists
Mrs,
S:
D.
Johnston,
Jarvis
H.
Mc-
eems
to
be
that
it
will
be
a
close
Leod,
F;
J.
Fuller,
Mrs.
C.
Campbell,
rctilt
i
nnMP.
fav
90
AS
aHP
PYnbn.
fre
T
rinrron
T?
fl
W!r.c1W
TT
OTT,
M
a
a
high
high
pow
power
American
League
Philadelphia
5,
Detroit
2.
(School
i
atlon
of
the
breakdown
of
friend-
p.
McLeod.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
F.
Pul-!
BoL
Rowe.
batted
-ut
of
box-
New
York-Chicago,
National
League
Cincinnati
New
York
0.
(Schu-
viitvi'iiift.t
-xf
4,
tiv,
n
v
v
v.
He
hoped
that
It
would
be
passible
report
submitted
to
the
House
of
prolonging
the
clvli
war
ln
that
well
for
the
success
of
the
organl-
j
macher
batted
out
of
box.)
.
zation
that
so
many
were
present.
iculm.
It
was
very
Up
To
MussoUn,
Reviewing
briefly
the
work
of
the
considered,
that
young
peopic
.
comnm.ee
aiso
ra
nn.u.u
paris,
May
20:
(CP)-Relying
year,
he
said
the
last
annual
flow-should
be
encouraged
to
take
.an
the
application
of
the
radio
II-
lQn
her
cJose
understanding
with
er
show
was
a
good
one
In
spite
of
interest
ln
gardening
ano
geneiai
'"'"H
a"
'Great
Britain,
France
has
put
the
adverse
weather
conditions.
Pro-
beautiflcation
work.
Plttsburg
5,
Brooklyn
7.
Chicago
16,
Philadelphia
'7.
St.
Louis-Boston,
rained
out.
garden
was
a
paradise
of
flowers.
General
Strike
I
KINGSTON,
Jamaica,
May
20:
Demanding
wage
Increases
ranging
from
16c
to
25c
per
hour,
longshoremen
of
this
port
have
gone
on
strike.
WOULD
CUT
RADIO
FEE
j
shi
negotiations
between
France
lep.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M.
M.
McLach-
wasnington
eveiano
o.
,
-
1J.
Ct'rr
iTTAWA
Early
establishment
CollartJ
Boston
14.
St.
Louis
2
(sixth
in-;
QY(
lYlOtOr
OtriKC
,and
Ita,y(
offlcla,
ltalian
news.
lan
and
Mr
anMrs
short
wave
nanrrs
vestprdav
r.harepri
Frnnrp
Tn
nninlnff
thp
nroreprilns.s
Prps-
n'nS'-
,
,
-..
,
,
.
-o
-
i
r
.
t
irl.
nui
rained
out.
.,f
I
1
nil
-
III
in
Mexico
illegal
Order
Issued
Requiring
Worke'.
To
Return
to
Jobs
Within
Twenty-Four
Hours
MEXICO,
May
20:
The
strike
In
ithe
Ford
Motor
Co.'s
plant
here
nin-ho
r,rrtpn
cir.i
vpr.
has
been
declared
illegal
and
an
powering,
and
the
Ben
My
Chree'ordcr
was.
!.ast
nt
ts-
quiring
all
the
workers
to
return
that
negotiations,
deadlocked
since
City
Commissioner
Alder
spoke
of
-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Partridge,
who
found-
..."eir
,0DS
Wlinin
lweniy
lLur
May
11,
will
have
to
be
reopened
by
the
changed
appearance
of
the
city
ed
it,
went
t0
the
Klondike
during
'
Italy.
.
In
the
past
few
years.
He
consld-j
the
gold
rush
and,
they
discovered
The
French
acceptance
of
the
ered
that
gardeners
profited
from)
the
gold
of
happiness
ln
their
wll-.
Kpllgf
riailQ
British
plan
for
ending
Intervention,
their
own
work
and
the
city
also
derness
garden.
Hundreds
of
peop-
VW1VX
in
Spain
has
assured
her
of
Great
profited.
He
said
he
would
like
to
le
visited
It
every
year.
She
said
I
Mnnf
Britain's
sunnort.
I
spp
nn
offnrt
made
lri
the
schools
that
gardens
paid
dividends
In
four'
ill
ITlOIlUCal
I
Should
Mussolini
refuse
to
ne-to
teach
the
children
gardening.
I
ways.
They
developed
a
happy
stuilcv
Kced
Conservative
was
!
gotiate
an
agreement
on
that
basis.'
The
medals
and
diplomas
won
outlook
on
life;
gardening
was
a
six
rcrsons
uCceive
Sentences
Of
EX-MAY()lt
WAUGH
DIES
ureab
uruaui
couia
not
noia
last
year
were
presenwu.
1v.u440v4uv.141c
auu
-"""j
1
rrom
riueen
nays
to
six
France
responsible.
Mrs.
Mandy's
Address
I
giving
pleasure
to
the
gardener
and
Months
Imprisonment
BAR
SILVER
NEW
YORK:
(CP)
Bar
silver
was
unchanged
at
4234c
per
fine
ounce
on-the
New
York
met'
al
market
today.
"
in
ner
address
Mrs.
Mandy1
said
1
to
others;
It
provided
a
topic
on
that
the
steamship
companies
had
found
It
true
that
flowers
paid
They
advertised
the
beautiful
Brar
conversation
for
It
was
always
bet
ter
to
talk
about
gardens
than
to
talk
about
the
neighbors.
Lastly
It
MONTREAL,
May
20:
.On
charges
of
defrauding
thcrellef
commission,
six
persons
were
'yes-'
chard
Gardens
at
Skagway
and
provided
something
for
the
tourists
(terday
given
sentences
of
from
tourists
were
taken
to
see
the
Ben
to
see
and,
so
rar
as
prince
uupcrt
fifteen
days
to
six
months
Imprls-
My
Chree
gardens
at
Atlln.
The
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on
Page
4)
onment
here.