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FITZGERALD
here
from
Alert
Bay
a,i
man-
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change
will
be-
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1
or
turnlsh
a
strone
barrier
to
-
iKUiiiivaiiua
-
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Angio-iianan
inena
P
Pact
which
was
signed
for-
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n
.
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on
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pro-
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i
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fl
ill-
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l
ci
Tfipirrn
l
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in
sovereignity
of
Ethiopia,
nut.
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.....
..
niumrawai
oi
an
iiauan
-.urn
opain.
cuncr
oeiore
or
Bovernment
to
come
to
Lon
ard
diSCUSS
thf
rilnlnmstlo
clt.
1
,
MIUililtH
VIM
W
V
JOHN
DYUIIAVN
In
connection
with
the
by
King
Haakon
VII
of
Nor-
of
St.
Olav
upon
John
tv,
r..i.u
Dvbhavn
nf
.
thlr
city
for
service
as
a
consular
representative,
it
might
be
pointed
out
that
this
does
not
involve
the
use
of
the
title
"Sir"
as
might
be
the
case
with
a
corresponding
hen-
7Z
7
mw
uemucmuc
realized
by
the
government
at
Ot
country
.
of
Norway.
The
order
Is
not
inherited
but
is
awarded
for
meritorious
service
to
the
country.
Today
s
News
Abroad
Dove
of
peace
now
fluttering
over
Europe.
France
T
1
T
I
1
1
1
M
Fascists
arrested
in
Roumania
and
charced
with
O
O
.
.
.
w..
i.v.-v.fcv.
vr.
AWA
prpri
-tt
4
nnnrnsr
.
,
Great
Lakes
seamen's
strike
ended
after
brief
dur-
n,
Sport
News
Trail
takes
stranglehold
on
Allen
Cup.
i
w
A
.11
14k..
a
Basketball
at
Smithers.
cvy
i
KdCC
Miyiiiiicni.
h
Eurooe
Now
Seen;
Italy
And
France
Next
II
I
V
.inilftlt
A
t
I
r
Mar
n
a-
rt
F
t
IV1
n
1
11
II1I1T1
If
I
rilUll
V
Anticipated
Germany
May
He
Rrought
Into
New
Locarno
Pact
Nazification
Checked
Anyway
LONDON,
April
18:
(CP)
Possibility
of
a
new
Eur-
ngio-italo
friendship
accord.
Uenerai
nope
is
mat
Italo-French
accord
on
ton
of
Prime
Minister
Neville
;illlhni.l.ii.,'i.
i.
...
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Ji.nmtnti
(nn
tn
viuull.
......
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nf
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n
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nnnmn"
k"'y
will
uilliu
VJtuiiaii.y
"
..w..
of
Young
May
Queen
At
Westminster
Ninc-Year-Old
Girl
Will
Hule
Over
Annual
Festival
in
Royal
City
v"u
OI
me
civil
war
ana
,,ir3TiufTMRTF.n.
Anrll
18:
ce
use
of
tne
Suez
Canal
by
rpi
Shirlev
Doreen
Hudson,
Powers
at
all
times.
The
treaty
aeed
nine,
a
pupil
of
Lister-Kelvin
s
not
become
effective
until
af-
school
here,
has
been
chosen
New
e
withdrawal
from
Spain.
Westminster
May
Queen
for
iyj.
1
announced
that
Prpmieri
uaiaaier
and
Foreign
l
UK
.....
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n
wiui
v.
uyuiiei
oi
r
ranee
nave
ciuums
a
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tit
lnviiarinn
nr
t.np
uri-.iLiiiv
ireiun'
pnvAh.
.
.
ti.iMA
nil
wiirnn
ranrc
Principal
Significance
Anrll
1R-
(CP)
-
Iv
In
Pari,
it
to,,1
miiitnrv
military
maturity
of
Italy'
niuj
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kwuiij
......
"c
rrcnen
Fnrp
irn
nff
pp
hnd
Olof
Hanson,
M.
P.
for
Skeena,
and
Mrs.
Hanson
arrived
In
the
cltv
on
Saturday
night's
train
from
Smithcrs.
being
back
from
Ottawa
for
the
Easter
Recess
of
Parliament.
Mr.
Hanson
will
oficiat-:.
at
the
laying
of
the
corncrston;
fni
Ka
ma...
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)
1
1
1
1
.1
1
tawa."
said
Mr.
Hanson
in
the
course
of
an
Interview
this
morning,
"and
it
may
be
expected
to
receive
its
full
share
of
attention
henceforth."
Mr.
Hanson
made
special
reference
to
Hon.
Ian
Mackenzie,
minister
of
national
de-
fense,
in
this
connection.
No
pre
vious
minister,
he
said,
had
ever
to
make
known
this
part
of
the
country.
He
was
an
influential
naiv
exnecieu
to
make
tnonr
s
n
nmnir
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lit
If
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agreement,
uermany
may
also
be
broueht
in.
I
havig
his
co-operation.
important
commissions.
Including
that
on
employment
and
textiles,
had
presented
reports
which
would
be
considered
after
the
Easter
re
cess.
The
expectation
Is
that
the
,
session
will
extend
well
into
-the
summer.
Big
Prize
For
Best
Guesser
FAIRBANKS,
April
18.
With
a
prize
of
$75,000
in
storo
for
the
winner,
the
Nenana
Ice
Pool
closed
at
midnight
wUl
be
the
4-
m-4
Figures
In
The
News
She
nmorrow
S
Tul
High
.,
3:32
a.m.
19.8
ft.
16
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o.m.
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10:20
a.m.
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w
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22:24
pjn.
85
fC
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
KKITISH
COLUMRIA'S
NEWSPAPER
,
Vol.
XXVII.,
No.
90.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
APRIL
18,
1938.
PRICK:
S
CENTS
1
'Ik
W&
(1
1
Rv"
i
OTTAWA
IS
1
COGNIZANT
OF
RUPERT
Member
For
Skccna
to
Official
At
laying
of
Post
Office
Cornerstone
Wednesday
BULLETINS
TRAFFIC
ACCIDENTS
VANCOUVER
John
Moxon,
28
is
dead
and
six
others
were
in
jured
in
traffic
crashes
over
the
holiday.
DROWNED
AT
SEA
VICTORIA
The
Department
of
Transport
office
said
today
that.it
had
been
advised
by
the
Bamficld
lifeboat
crew
that
unidentified
men
were
bcliivcd
drowned
in
a
weck-snd
storm
off
the
WestvCoast
of
,
Vancouvei
Island.
ThcrMy?
in
the
dis-
way
of
a
knlghthcod
of
.
the
order
Virl
'
'
...
.
.!
.
YT.
'
'
abled
rasboat
Gcxtie,
aim
lie
ana
Mrs.
nan-
son
will
leave
by
train
that
evening
on
their
return
direct
t0
Ottawa.
"The
strategic
position
of
Prince
Rupert
and
this
district
from
the
J"
t
Brltl
?
"""V?-
!Uch
titlesUnd
defense
Is
now
becoming
fully
DIG
LEAGUE
OPENS
WASHINGTON,
D.
C
The
Major
League
baseball
season
opens
today
with
;
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
pitching
the
first
ball
in
the
game
hers
of
Washington
Senators
and
Philidelphia
Athletics.
..The
second
game
today
is
between
New
York
Yankees
and
Boston
Red
Sox
at
Boston.
The
other
teams
will
ail
swing
into
action
STOCK
MART
COMES
BACK
NEW
YORK
The
New
York
i
done
so
much
as
Capt.
Mackenzie
!
stock
market
on
Saturday
con
tinued
its
favorable
reaction
to
the
newly
announced
fiscal
pro-
i
and
'
popular
minister
and
Mr.
Han-
sram
of
President
Franklin
D
Roosevelt.
Issues
werct
up
from
one
to
five
points
during
the
t
,
,
.
.
.
.
.
Business
of
the
session
so
far.l
short
tradin;
session.
The
Indus
Japanese
launch
new
attack
in
China
in
revenge
for
said
Mr.
Hanson,
had
been
to
large
lrlaI
average
at
closing
was
121
r
ntr
r
nifiuru
niri
nmnca
vntunf
01
An
ri
-
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4
t
n
it
i
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-
-
-
.
.
.
.
-
....
even,
up
4.18
for
the
day
and
up
23.05
from
the
low
mark
of
March
31.
The
rail
average
was
up
,C1
and
utilities
.48.
It
is
estt
mated
that
New
York
security
values
increased
by
$5,000,000,000
during
the
past
week,,
Halibut
Sales
Summary
Canadian
95,000
pounds,
6.1c
and
5c
to
7.2c
and
5c.
American
None.
Canadian
Cape
Beale,
39,000,
Pacific.
6.9c
Friday.
The
winner
ana
ac.
lucky
person
whose
1
Johanna,
12,000,
Booth,
6.5c
and
guess
U
the
closest
to
the
actual
5c.
time
that
the
ice
starts
to
move
Melville,
15,000,
Atlin,
7.2c
and
5c
this
spring.
The
break-up
is
not
expected
before
early
in
May.
Chances
are
supposed
to
be
confined
to
Alaskans.
INSURGENTS
RELENTLESS
Pushing
Ahead
After
Reaching
5c
Mediterranean
New
Attack
on
Tortosa
New
Loyalist
Chief
.
i,n
.
:
i
in.
j
nni
Tn.
Eugene
Teamsters
Mae
West,
12,000,
Pacific,
6.8c
and
5c.
Joe
Baker,
3,000.
5c.
Northland,
3,000,
HKIMlJAXt.,
April
io.
...
1
1
l
Y
surgent
forces
of
General
Francis-;
WoUlU
LUt
LOOSe
co
Franco,
having
reached
the,
lUprflterranean
coast,
thus
cutting!
Soviet
Authorities
Detain
Jap
Army
Airplane
Forced
Down
SETTLING
OF
STRIKES
Tie-up
On
Great
Lakes
Is
Not
Expected
To
last
Very
Long
TORONTO,
April
18:
(CP)
J
A.
Sullivan,
president
of
the
Canadian
Seamen's
Union,
says
thai
he
expects
an
early
settlement
cf
the
strike
started
Friday
night
L
the
union
In
demand
for
a
collective
bargaining
agreement
with
seven
Great
Lakes
shipping
com
panles.
Sullivan
said
that
thirty-five
boats
In
eight
ports
were
affected
by
the
strike
which
ultimatelj
might
Involve
150
vessels.
ANGRY
AT
ROUMANIA
Both
Germany
and
Russia
Protes
Edict
Aganst
Foreign
Troops
LONDON.
'April
18:
(CP)
An
announcement
from
Bucharest
that
no
foreign
troops
would
be
permitted
to
enter
Roumania
Atlin,
6.2c
and
against
the
state
and
the
person
.of
King
Carol.
Cold
Storage,'
6.5c
and
5c.
Minnie
V.,
2,000,
Booth,
6.5c
and
5c.
Morris
H,
3,000,
Cold
Storage,
6.5c
and
5c.
Unome,
1,000,
Atlin,
6.1c
and
5c.
Sea
Maid,
5,000.
Booth,
7c
and
!
Banff
Residents
irovernment
Soaln
in
two,
are
now;
Not
Satisfied
With
Treatment
The
pushing
relentlessly
northward
nirwit?
the
coast.
The
strategy
is
;
i
Are
Receiving
From
Of
Alberta
Province
to
cross
'the
Ebro
River
and
takei
Tortosa
from,
the
east.
The
ultl-'
BANFF,
April
18:
(CP)
Real-mate
aim
Is
to
crush
the
outlying
dents
of
Banff
are
starting
a
defences
of
Barcelona.
movement
lor
separation
from
the
General
Jose
Mlaja
has
become
Province
of
Alberta.
They
claim
supreme
head
of
military
and
civ-
tbjit
the
provincial
government
Ulan
affairs
In
the
southern
four-
collects
far
more
from
the
Park
.n.
It
expends
there
n.
On
tha
fifths
of
government
Spain.
p
other
hand,
the
Dominion
govern
ment
makes
heavy
expenditures
in
the
Park.
Are
At
Outs
With
Is
Not
Running
Union
Secretary
-For
President
EUGENE,
Oregon,
April
18.
Thejonn
r
Lewis
Thinks
White
House.
The
Teamsters'
Union
at
Eugene,
Ore-
Would
Limit
Services
to
Labor
of
the
ang-
gon,
has
requested
William
Green,
significance
ncinal
nr
prjiclpal
signing
ie
recognition
wnltlon'nresident
president
of
the
American
Feder-
April
28,
It
is
expected
the
lo-Itallan
pact
.
.....
.
..
n,,t
nr
tn
n-ltalv
treaty
anon
oi
pnn.
...in
i.
t
il.
ivir.
nrpnt
umain-iuuy
m.",
r
nr
-wlLC
wm
laKe
up
among
otn
""wers
the
negotiation
"Ration
mf
of
lt
bill.
'
with
Wll"eatu
each
other
on
a
oasis
oi
Labor,
to
remove
Secre-
!
NEW
YORK.
April
18:
John
L.
Lewis,
head
of
the
Committee
on
tary
Renolds
pf
the
Union.
Mem-
industrial
Organization,
has
ap-
atV
a
of
the
union
have
protested
,
bers
proved
dty
hi
.talian
Italian
newt"-
newspapers
between
equality,
,
.
France
and
Ita
v
nerlal
ocQCmof
,
km
.
which
has
Just
been
"".."riitolandmember
for
a
defense
fund
wilful
damage
charges
arising
mnUelUT
rec-'on
Britain
Implicitly
that
Great
aitar.-
eady
laid
out
a
program
for
con-J
ognlzed
this
fact,
publication
of
the
state-
.
that
he
will
not
be
a
candi-
f
for.date
or.
date
f
for
President
of
the
United
-
.iween
Great
Britain
and
sam
tne
P
;'.
nhd
pevnolds
who
ran
foul
of
the
law
States
In
1940.
He
can
serve
labor
better
outside
than
within
tha
White
House,
he
believes.
"ould
be
able
to
pass
througr
Roumania,
if
necessary,
to
assist
Czecho-Slovakla.
Fascists
Arrested
Dispatches
from
Bucharest
to-Hn"
told
nf
Cornel'm
Codreanti
leader
of
the
pro-Fascist
Iron
Guard,
and
several
hundred
of
his
followers
being
placed
under
ar-t
n
th
""111116
rressed
an
investlcntlon
of
an
alleged
plot
Alaska
Delegate
Urges
Importance
Of
His
Territory
WASHINGTON,
D.C.,
April
18.
Delegate
Anthony
Dimond
of
Alaska,
urging
the
Importance
of
Alaska's
position
in
any
Pacific
defense
measures
and
the
vital
necessity
of
seeing
that
it
is
adequately
protected,
pointed
out
Saturday
that
Alaska's
trade
with
the
United
States
amounted
to
$124,-000,000
annually.
Commission
Is
Adjourned
As
Chairman
111
OTTAWA,
April
18:
(CP)
Owing
to'
the
illness
of
the
chairman,
Hon.
Newton
Wesley
Rowell
K.C.,
sessions
of
the
Royal
Commission
on
Dominion-provincial
relations
have
been
postponed.
The
commission
was
to
have
convened
in
Toronto
on
April
25.
Meanwhile
In
the
Sino-Japanese
war,
the
Japanese
have
launched
an
attack
in
the
Llnl
sector,
being
apparently
determined
to
avenge
the
series
of
stinging
defeats
suffered
at
the
hands
of
Central
China
Chinese.
Fierce
fighting
Is
reported
in
the
southeast
Shantung
Province
war
zone.
Hong
Kong
authorities
estimated
that
250
civilians
were
killed
and
over
three
hundred
injured
Sunday
in
a
Japanese
air
raid
on
Canton
and
railways
near
the
South
China
metropolis.
Hospital
Bids
Reach
Victoria
Tenders
For
New
Local
Unit
Being
Considered
by
Provincial
Public
Works
Department
LOOKS
LIKE
TRAIL'S
CUP
Smoke
Eaters
Make
it
Two
Straight
Over
Cornwall
Flyers
in
Allan
Cup
Final
CALGARY,
April
18:
(CP)
Trail's
hard-fighting
Smoke
Eaters
took
a
stranglehold
on
the
Allan
Cup,
emblematic
of
world's
amateur
hockey
championship,
Saturday
night
when
they
smothered
the
flashy
Cornwall
Flyers
by
a
score
of
8
to
2
to
take
their
second
straight
victory.
The
score
at
the
end
of
the
first
period
was
2
to
1
for
Trail
and
at
the
end
of
the
second
3
to
2.
Cornwall
was
probably
the
faster
team
but
the
British
Columbians
put
up
a
wonderful
display
of
combination
and
were
nigh
impregnable
in
defense.
Having
won
the
first
game
6
to
1,
the
Smoke
Eaters
are
now
considered
likely
to
take
the
ser-
cup
Old
Country
Soccer
English
Ica-ite
First
Division
1
Bolton
Wanderers
2,
Manchester
City
1.
Brentford
3,
Arsenal
0.
rh""'ton
VViIpHc.4.
Blackpool
1.
Iip-bv
County
0.
Huddersfleld
Town
4.
Lei"!tcr
City
1.
Wolverhampton
Wanders
1-Liverpool
1
M'rMKsbroueh
1
Portsmouth
3,
Grimsby
Town
0
Preston
North
End
0,
Chelsea
0.
Stoke
City
0.
Leeds
United
1.
Sunderland
2.
Everton
0.
....
..
West
Bromwlch
Albion
4,
Bir-
John
Nicholls,
after
spending
tlvj
mlngham
3.
Easter
vacation
visiting
here
with
Scottish
League
First
Division
1
his
parents,
Col,
and
Mrs.
J.
W.
.
Celtic
3.
Dundee
0.
Nicholls,
sails
this
afternoon
by
Partlck
Thistle
1,
Rangers
I.
the
Princes?
Norah
on
his
return
.
to
his
studies
on
Vancouver
Island.
W.
J.
Crawford,
who
has
been
on
n
Vladivostok
Region;
Crew
Dead
Only
One
Survivor
Japanese
Launch
New
Attack
in
Effort
to
Avenge
Defeats
Two
Hundred
and
fifty
Killed
By
Air
Raids
at
Canton
TOKYO,
April
18:
(CP)
A
Foreign
Office
spokesman
today
asserted
that
Soviet
Russia
had
detained
a
Japanese
Army
plane
which
had
been
forced
down
in
Suifen-ho,
north
of
Vladivostock,
last
Monday.
The
spokesman
said
the
Russians
had
notified
Japan
that
"only
one
member
of
the
crew
was
found
alive."
The
Russians
have
re-
fused
to
return
the
ship.
EASTER
IN
HOLY
LAND
TROUBLOUS
Disorders
With
Killings
Jerusalem
Under
Augmented
Military
Guard
JERUSALEM,
April
18":
(CP)
The
Easter
season
was
marred,
with
the
outbreak
of
fresh
disorders
In
the
Holy
Land,
54
persons
being
killed
and
ten
injured.
Military
guards
In
Jerusalem
were
augmented
as
a
protection
against
outbreaks.
Juneau
Radio
.
.
.
,,
.
,
O.
.
RH
henceforth
without
the
permission
viuiukia,
Aprn
ib.
.
?VMa
tlftTl
IVlOVP
ftHe-
eovernment
0f-that-ounteah-Couc''W'
try
has
drawn
protests
from
both
new
un
Ior
ine
"ince
"uPe"
Germany
and
Russia.
German
Oeneral
Hospital
have
arrived'
at
Transfer
of
Land
in
Order
to
Make
chTtres
Roumania
with
anti-nazl
provincial
public
works
department
Change
is
Being
Authorized
pol'sies.
Russia
resents
the
appar-
offices
here
for
perusal.
I
ent
abrogation
of
a
previous
ar-
rancement
that
Soviet
troops
JUNEAU,
April
IS.
Necessary
formalities
are
being
negotiated
with
a
view
to
an
exchange
of
land
nine
and
a
half
miles
north
of
Juneau
to
which
the
Juneau
radio
station
will
be
moved.
The
land
belongs
to
the
Pacific
Alaska
Airways.
The
radio
station
is
being
moved
out
of
town
as
Its
aerials
have
been
deemed
a
menace
to
aircraft.
Ohio
Capital
Has
Street
Car
Tie-Up
Traction
Workers
in
Columbus
Demand
Wage
Increases
and
Open
Shop
COLUMBUS,
April
18:
(CP)
Columbus,
capital
city
of
Ohio,
ha3
had
its
traction
system
completely
tied
up
following
a
strike
which
started
at
midnight
Saturday.
Employees
are
demanding
wage
increases
up
to
15c
per
hour
and
a
closed
shop.
ies
three
straight
and,
of
course,
are
heavy
favorites
t0
win
the
VlnnP1n
I
1TP
lI
Too
Strenuous
For
School
Children
VANCOUVER.
April
16:
(CP)
The
modern
week-ends
arc
threatening
children
with
heart
dlseasp,
-v
an
eminent
Vancouver
health
puthority.
Every
Monday
morning
lnck
of
sleep
and
fatigue
shows
on
the
faces
of
a
large
majority
of
Vancouver's
school
children,
ho
said.
Special
Act
To
Give
Citizenship
WASHINGTON,
D
C.,
April
18.
The
United
States
Senate
has
passed
a
special
bill
extending
AmerU
a
business
trip
to
Vancouver,
will
.
can
citizenship
to
Charles
A.
Ryan.
Mr.
and
Mrs,
E,
B.
Baker
and
be
a
passenger
aboard
the
Catala
of
New
Mctlakatla,
Alaska,
who
Daughters
are
leaving
by
this
evu-'next
Sunday
-venin
rctui-nlnji
;o
was
born
In
Mctlakatla,
British
nlng's
train
for
a
visit
to
Toronto.
Stewart.
Columbia.
'
;
.
i
t
it
i