1
Will
Never
U-ave
Off
Trying
for
Peace
Denies
Favor
for
Nazism
or
Fascism
John
Bull
is
Now
Ready
To
Fight
i
OMnnN.
December
13:
(CP)
Prime
Minister
l4c,lon
l
the
'ieilM
aiwinea
ana
hope
f
ir
future
trtumth
He
de-v.ti
hU
plly
o'
working
In
tinocny
:'.h
Oermany
and
lUly
0nB!
ti'
he
favored
Nazism
or
rrCT
.)
Qreat
Britain
and
an-nranTd
at
the
rearmament
pro-irara
ad
proarted
to
the
state
there
'he
MMintry
could
fulfil
IU
cb;t
-tns
at
Jwme.
in
the
Empire
ind
to
ountries
to
which
It
waa
b5r.d
by
treaties.
Ur.drubtedly
Ur.drubtedly
referring
reiemng
to
io
oicv-iv-
dlctat-
BIG
SAVING
Sld
To
Have
Accomplished
Object
ot
American
VWl
WA8HINOTON.
D.
C
-'-
Capt
Anthony
Eden,
former
Bit-1
tlsh
Foreign
SccrcUry.
arrived
in
Washington
today
from
New
Yoric
snd
will
be
welved
by
President
Frnnnir.
n
rtnoscvclt.
Capt.
l-cn
Is
said
to
have
now
achieved
the
major
objective
of
his
visit
to
the
United
Slates-
the
reason
for
American
coolness
with
Oreat
Drlta
n
fn.i
ii...,uh
m
is
said
to
Chinese
Are
r
T
1
addrc
address
Lommg
Dack
umed
SHANGHAI,
Dec.
13:
,1s
IS'
of
Yoichow
Jai,anese
on
occunation
Govern-
BY
CANADA
r-normooi
National
Debt
Hefund.
Ing
Operation
Advocated
by
Hepburn
TORONTO.
December
15
Cana
j
An
D,ilv.iuTen
$700,000,000
ind
$800JOOO.OOO
could
be
saved
by
J
great
refuvdlng
operation
o
u.
nada-s
naUonal
debt,
declared
premier
Mitchell
Hepburn
in
an
ad-dress
here
Saturday
night
Anthony
Eden
In
Washington
f.r,..
nriiUh
I'orelm
Secretary
k.
a
1
1
o
ehiment
were
ephemeral
ana.-r
rhsneabte
The
ddrc
was
broadcast
In
a
teien
language.
0rman
dlplomaU
refuicd
to
at-
tid
the
dinner
after
readlnt.
an'
idanre
wny
of
the
speech
01
wei
Pt1me
Minister
!
TODAY'b
STOCKS
-umuwijik
vluiiiwi,
-
I
Pickle
''1CK1C
uiuni
?.lo.
yw'
have
found
United
States
not
un-,
Ant0nlo.
1.23.
svmnathelift
with
British
problem.
1
HhMTi.t
nrdon.
Ul.
although
possibly
with
tne
prcM.
manner
of
solving
them.
LONDON
GOLD
t'lllCE
LONDON,
Dec.
13:
(CP)-
The
Montreal
prlcof
bar
Bold
In
London
down
3-
01
yesterday
was
$35.06
per
fine
ounce,
Vancouver
Pacific
Nickel.
25
ask.
Big
Missouri,
25.
Bralorne.
10-35.
Cariboo
Quartz.
2-31.
Dentonla,
.07.
Oolconda.
.05.
.
Mlnto,
.02M,.
Falrvlcw.
.04V'.
Noble
Five.
.03.
Pcnd
Oreille.
1.70.
Pioneer.
2.55.
Porter
Idaho.
.03.
Premier.
2.25.
Reeves
McDonald,
.26.
Reno.
.24.
Relief
Arlington,
.13.4.
Reward.
.0m.
Salmon
Oold.
.08.
Hedlcy
Amalg.
.03
.4.
Premier
Border,
.01.
6llbak
Premier.
1.75.
Home
Oold,
.06.
Indian.
.01.
Quatslno,
.03.
Oils
A.
P.
Con..
.19.i.
Calmont,
.45.
C.
la
E..
2.25.
Freehold.
05.
Hargal.
.25
ask.
McDougal
Scgur,
Mercury.
.09
ask.
Okalta.
1.35.
Pacalta,
.07
tV
Home
OIU
2.06.
Toronto
neattlc.
1.34.
Central
Pat..
2.53.
Oods
Lake.
59.
Little
Long
Lac,
270.
McKenzle
Redlake,
1.10.
Crow.
.15.
Smelters
Oold.
.02.
McCleod
Cockshutt,
2-85.
Oklend.
.17.
Mosher.
.16.
Masden
Redlake,
.55,
Stadacona,
.50.
.
Francoeur.
.24
li.
Moneta.1.30.
Bouscadlllac,
.09.
uv
itiv-ivv,.
..,
orthi
irmtrcunbruin-aia
thnve
recovered
virtual-
'rilajun
that
ftjitorr
had
shown
aitempu
jy
aj
territory
10SI
in
t
etnlnation
had
never
been
t
Hunan
nunan
Province
rrovince
since
smce
long
idccewful
and
naa
o?erna"iow
never
iod
td
ta
the
happiness
ihi-h
aitemDled
It.
Forms
OBJECT
TO
HIS
SPEECH
;
.
Neville
Chamberlain
tonight
renewed
his
pledge
to
a
"rnan,
"
Not
Think
Cham-worldwide
audience
"never
to
leave
off
trying"
to
bring,
b"uin
8hou,Poa
on
Fore,?n
peace
to
troubled
Europe.
To
the
Foreign
Press
Associa-j
tion
he
recounted
successes
and
difficulties
of
the
past
betclin.
Dec.
13:
The
German
vpar
and
Bliccesicii
mai
mere
snuum
ue
gt-nurai
suus-
soYirnuucimim
Crti
,
i
.,
of
f
Prim
Prime
MlnUter
Minister
Neville
Neville
Cham
Cham
beilaJn
of
Oreat
Britain
giving
ar
address
tonight
on
foreign
polio
before
the
Foreign
Association
at
Its
annual
dinner
In
London.
Tht
Natl
newsnaDcrs
described
such
an
as
"HI
advised
and
111
It
was
believed
that
Mr.
Chamberla'rt
would
take
this
opportunity
to
state
that
the
dictators
of
Europe.
If
they
are
really
sincere
In
their
professions
of
peace
should
do
some
giving
as
wen
as
Bulletins
HIT
AM
RUN
DEATH
NEW
WESTMINSTER
Police
are
seeking
a
hit
and
run
motor-t
believed
to
have
killed
Everest
UnrUls
16.
while
the
boy
was
riding
a
bicycle.
.
He
was
found
at
the
side
of
a
road
with
a
fractured
skull.
Shortly
afterwards
he
died
In
hoipltaL
GUILTY
OF
SMUGGLING
NEW
YORK
Georte
nurnt,
j
screen
comedian,
pleaded
aulltv
yesterday
to
an
Indictment
charging
him.
with
aiding
and
abetting
Albert
N.
Chapereau.
alleged
international
smuggler,
with
smuggling
jewels
to
the
value
of
$1800
Into
the
United
States.
He
is
liable
to
a
possible
fine
of
$50,000
or
eighteen
years'
imprisonment.
Defence
attorneys
for
nurns,
however,
have
pleaded
for
light
sentence,
explaining
that
he
had
no
Intention
of
evad-Ing
the
customs
laws
but
had
merely
purchased
the
Jewelry
in
-rood
faith
from
Chapereau
as
lifts
for
his
wife,
Grade
Allen.
WRECKAGE
IDENTIFIED
VICTORIA
Plane
wreckage
which
has
been
picked
up
off
Hesqulat
on
the
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island
has
been
Identified
as
being
that
of
a
machine
which
was
abandoned
about
a
month
ago
by
Its
pilot
and
passengers
after
making
a
forced
landing.
It
Is
not
that
of
a
Ginger
Coote
Airways
plane
which
was
lost
last
May
while
on
a
flight
from
Vancouver
to
Ze-ballos,
no
trace
having
ever
been
found
of
plane
or
those
on
board.
Thompson
Cadillac.
.27.
East
Malartlc.
2.70.
Preston
E.
Dome,
1.45.
Aldermac.
.47.
Kerr
Addison,
1.84.
Uchl
Oold.
.140.
i(.
"
Int.
Nickel.
53.50."
Noranda,
79.50.
Cons.
Smelters,
60.00.
Athona,
.07
li.
Hardrock,
1.67.
.
Barber
Larder,
.12.
.
,v
Fernaldn,
.12.
Dominion
Bridge,
35.50.
Chestervllle.
1.23.
c
13
A
plan
CONCILIATOR
COMING
HERE
M.
.
.McGfSTh
to
Act
Between
City
and
Firemen
in
Respect
to
Demipds
Which
Have
Been
Made
M.
H.
Mcaeofch.of
Vancouver.
In
.
.
l-nr
Tomorrow's
Tides
Today's
Weather
mm
High
7.01
am.
10.8
ft.
Prince
Rupert
Raining,
southeast
10:30
p.m.
11
JO
ft.
wind,
thirty
miles
per
hour,
barometer,
2952
(falling);
temperature,
0:24
Low
a.m.
55
ft.
13:14
p.m.
12
ft.
44;
sea
rough.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
res
xxvii
.
f
VA
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B,C,
TUESDAY,
DECEMBER
13,1938.
PRICE:
5
CENTS
Aliya
Ship
Is
Ashore;
Two
Lost
Domination
Must
German
Diplomats
Refuse
To
,
Attend
Dinner
When
British
Premier
Tells
Of
His
Policy
:
Pail
Chamberlain
Old
Motorship
Strands
'
.
-
-
-
-
r.tt
r
r-
.1
vV"
MANY
ARE
German
Plan
For
Getting
Rid
Of
Jew
BERLIN.
eluhteen
of
which
elected
by
acclamation.
Voting
mun'rln-litles
will
Saturday.
from
the
south
to
act
as
concilia
J"
prtfW
JJhS
Ai
tlon
commlloner
between
the
city
'
Jfh
l'
matlon
for
his
thirteenth
term,
and
local
firemen
In
regard
to
the
demands
of
the
firemen
for
increa
jscd
-age5,
new
uniforms
every
year
two
wceka'
vacation
each
year
with
pay
and
union
recognition,
j
Mr.
Mceogh's
appointment
as
conciliation
commissioner
follows
application
of
the
firemen
fo?
ar
bitration
of
th'e
matter
ABERHART
iS
WEARY
Premier
of
Iberta
Indicates
Re
tirement,
Possible
In
About
a
Year's
Time
CALOARY.
December
13
(Cana
dlan
Press)
His
retirement
was
In
AtA
Viv
Prf-miffp
"X'llllam
Ahpr
hart
last
night
In
a
public
address,
gram
of
armament,
was
tentatively
I
pet
weary
sometimes
and
think
approved.
I
may
work
full
speed
for
another
year
and
then
ask
the
people
to
let
me
retire,'
Aberhart
said.
"There
may
be
younger
men
who
can
do
the
work
better."
Premier
Aberhart
referred
to
his.
Job
as
being
"thankless
work."
DAIADIER
Greatest
Of
Wars
Inevitable,
Dean
Gibson
Fears
Forces
For
Conflict
Are
Seen
Gathering
At
the
regular
weekly
meeting
of
Toe
H
last
night
Verv
Rev,
J.
B.
Gibson,
dean
of
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral,
spoke
on
the
subject
entitled
"is
war
inevuaoie;
Dean
believed
that
the
answer
"Yes"
was
95
per
cent
correct
and
five
per
cent
of
hope
remained
to
say
"No."
The
enemies
of
peace
were
strong
ana
numerous
uuimurau
on
a
wrong
stanaara
oivaiues.m
said.
Already
the
forces
of
the
greatest
of
all
wars
hitherto
were
preparing.
Dean
Gibson
said:
"The
enemy
of
world
peace
between
races
and
peoples
lies
in
false
standards
of
value
based
on
the
will
to
dominate
and
the
will
to
Isolate
self-determination.
It
has
fallen
to
us
to
see
the
crash
of
historic
dominations.
vin
the
snace
of
five
years
an
In
1
ter-contlnental
political
earth
quake
smashed
v
the
Imperial
.hrones
of
Germany.
Austria,
Rus
da
and
Turkey.
The
Manchu
dyn
asty
ln
China
also
was
wiped
out
by
i
revolution.
UlUlUtlVH.
vjrr
v.ape
fairweather;
'SSTm.
-1
Houde
Mayor
Tomorrow
will
b
elecUon
day
In
Vancouver.
Victoria
had
Its
elec-"-
'tU
Thursday.
In
Vancouver
Interest
centres
in
the
mayoralty
whrr
Mayor
George
Miller
seeks
reelection
a?ains
five
ooponents,
ti-
dangerous
of
which
arj.be.
-
h
Dr
le
Telford
and
Col.
Nelson
Spencer.
The
five
other
cities
In
which
there
nre
mayoralty
contests
art
ACCLAIMED
Storm
Hampers
Rescue
Only
Six
British
Calumbia
Cities
will
iiave
To
Vote
For
Mayors
,
Identity
of
Victims
Not
Ascertained
This
Week
Of
Montreal
I
'
The
colorful
Cam-lien
Houde
is
again
mayor
of
Montreal
af-
4-
ter
a
lapse
of
a
couple
of
years.
I-
Having,
apparently,
lost
none
of
his
old
time
popularity,
he
came
back
In
yesterday's
elec-
tlon
and
won
over
his
nearest
Fndrhy.
Nnnalmo.
New
Westmin-
opponent
with
a
majority
of
.
a
t
aA
A
i-
t
lt
Jh.
A
Om-mImmH
AmH
CJr.rt
fnniniitm
mnw
man
luni
tolh.
nc
uc
-v
-
-
"
7
-
-V
'-
-
i
V
"-
-
'
uvi
uvt
wil,
win
c.x.e
.-;
...
-
-
-.
....
--
.
.
tltn
was
marked
with
consld
erable
fighting
and
disorder
many
suffered
Injury
and
hundreds
of
arrests
were
"ids.
It
will
be
the
fourth
term
of
Houde
who
held
the
office
In
1928,
1930
and
1934.
'
IS
BACKED
Weather
Forecast
Chamber
of
Deputies
Approves
Re-
quest
For
Emergency
Measures
General
Synopsis
Pressure
is
To
Speed
Budgets
high
over
southern
British
Columbia
and
low
off
the
north
coast
where
rain
has
occurred.
It
Is
fair
ad
PARIS.
December
13
(Canadian
cold
In
the
Interior.
Press)
The
Chamber
of
Deputies
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Char-todav
aDDroved
Premier
Edouard
i0tte
Islands
Strong
south
winds
rinioHiar'c
rpmipct
for
pmereencv
vllh
rain,
not
much
chanze
In
u
1
k.
u
.
v
.
...........
,
-
------
mp-iiurps
to
soeed
passage
of
ordf-
temrerature.
nnrv
and
extraordinary
budgets.
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island
An
ordinary
budget
of
almost
;
Moderate
to
fresh
southeast
-
hiiiinn
rtnllars
to
meet
normal
-tMnris.
fair
todav.
unsettled
and
expenses,
Including
a
normal
pro-
mild
at
night
Hockey
Scores
Pacific
Coast
League
Spokane.
1;
Vancouver,
3.
Returning
Single
i
Unemployed
Men
-.tr-mmA
iw
13-
(CP)
Ar
Tom
Moonev
Loses
T?it
nf
7rnv
ie
Believed
Huddling
By
Camp
Fire
on
Desolate
Beach
whereby
Germany
win
be
rid-
Vancouver.
Dec
13:
(CP)
-
SEATTLE,
December
13:
(CP)
United
States
derf
of
all
its
700.000
Jews
with-
There
were
twenty-two
mayoralty
Pnastpiiardmpn
rnrlav
suvnifprl
mnrlprarlnrr
spoc
hefnrp
at.
tempting
to
rescue
survivors
o
the
56-year-oId
oodm
.fUtrd.
facilitate
Jewish
eml-
receive
in
six
c
ues
mere
luutuiwuu
x
attcxouii
m
an
uicu
uxx
uapc
ran-
-i-L-
a
will
be
-contests
this
week
when
el-
-
weather.
))
.Diii.i,
Alaska,
xi?rcy
vesterdav
c.3
ci
with
t.itit
two
nu
men
iiicii
renorted
ut-
over-
gr
avion
oy
giving-
uc
-
c
o
-
-
7.
ji
uaj
icjjui..u
i
t
,tA,.
of
h!r
actions
arc
held,
most
of
them
u
on
hoard
board,
the
the
rants,
captain
in
and
and
rest
rest
of
of
the
the
prew
crew
of
of
twentv
twenty
being
heinor
Yesterday
was
also
nornina
on
but
in
certificate
which
will
,
be
redeemable
iri
the
Oennan-
twenty-six
munlclpallUes
made
goods.
reeves
ed
beside
signal
fires
on
a
deso-
late
beach.
The
cutter
Halda
'Is
standing
by
offshore
and
another
:oastguard
vessel
was
last
night
rushing
to
the
scene.
It
was
not
ascertained
who
the
victims
are
as
the
radio
broke
down
after
the
beaching.
MONTREAL,
Dec.
13:
(CP,-
A,,'
WAS
NEAR
TO
DEATH
Ship-wrecked
Smith's
Inlet
Can-
nenrraan
Found
in
Nick,
of
Time
By
NaUveWood
Gatherer
-
VANCOUVER,
Dec.
13:
(CP
James
McKeddie,
Smith's
Inlet
cannery
watchman,
was
rescued
by
Indians
from
almost
certain
death
after
having
been
marooned
for
fifty-four
hours
on
a
rock
when
heavy
seas
wrecked
his
gasboa'f
He
was
In
a
semi-conscious
condi
tion
when
found
by
an
Indian
who
was
looking
for
driftwood.
Searchers
in
boats
failed
to
find
him
earlier
because
he
was
lying
in
a
depression
on
the
rock.
CONFERRING
0NWHEAT
United
States
and
Canada
Are
Represented
But
Not
Argentina
Which
Is
Disappointing
WINNIPEG,
December
13
A
conference
of
wheat
producing
nations
to
consider
rgeulatlon
of
sur-nlv
nnd
nrires
is
In
sessinn
hero1
.with
United
States
and
Canada
ttjo
principal
countries
represented.;
Disappointment
is
expressed
that
there
is
no
representation
from
Argentina.
Premier
John
Bracken
of
Manl
rangements
were
made
by
the
Brl-
toba
ln
an
introductory
statement
tlsH
Columbia
government
yester
day
for
the
return
of
forty
unemployed
single
men
to
Alberta,
seventy
to
Saskatchewan
and
fifty
to
Manitoba.
British,
Columbia,
ln
re
turn,
will
take
back
men
to
this
province
wh0
are
seeking
relief
on
the
prairies.
at
tne
openmg
oi
me
conierenct
yesterday,
pleaded
for
a
national
realization
of
the
situation.
Pre
mier
Bracken
said
that
the
only
remedy
for
the
lack
of
world
mark,
ets
facing
Western
Canada
wai
restoration
of
International
trade
"by
removing
trade
barriers
and
making
It
possible
for
nations
which
are
willing
to
buy
our
wheat
(to
pay
for
It
with
their
own
pro-
'
.
,
,
aucis.
uucus.
Last
Court
Appeal;
Sasij
WASHINGTON,
D.
C.
The
Sup-
1
.
reme
Court
of
the
United
States
LCglSlatUre
yesterday
refused
to
review
Its
de
mm
,
n
nlal
of
the
appeal
of
Tom
Mooney
I
Mppf
OOIl
1
u
1UCCI
UUU11
0ram.-t
the
term
of
life
imprison
I
C
'
'
Urt
Vir.
u
ui-'ini-
In
San
Ouentln
.
,
"The
ruin
of
these
five
tnronespenUentlary
ln
connection
with
Session
To
Be
Held
Early
In
New
Is
a
part
of
the
world
movement,
f&tal
m6
preparedness
Day
Year,
It
Is
Intimated
At
Reglna
for
self-determination
against
Qn
street
ln
San,
domination.
That
spirit
Is
a
PO-ip-jan,.-,,
It
v&s
later
stated
that
REOINA,
Dec.
13:
(CP)
A
ses-tentlal
explosive
to
hurl
men
lnto!thls
would
end
court
attempts
byfslon
of
the
Saskatchewan
Legfs.
chaos
or
a
driving
force
to
carry
.
nhtaln
his
freedom.
'
lature
will
be
called
early
ln
tha
him
along
the
road
to
peace.
Moonev
Mooney
has
has
been
been
promised
promised
a
a
pa-
pa-
,New
Year.
It
waV
Intimated
yester
"If
self-determination
sees
race
(Continual
.on
Page
Five).
.
...
I
role
by
uovernor-eieci
tioju
w
sen
of
California,
day.
The
definite
date
has
not
yet
been
set.
l4
I