High
TXXXVII
No.
4:02
a.m.
18.9
ft.
15:35
pm.
103.
ft.
B:54
a.m.
iZ
ft.
2.20
p.m.
4
9
ft.
.
'O
-
.
a
a
fitith
r
f
spumra.
a
coupic
o
k
crtfi
itre
t
und
addressed
to
a
Cist
HaiW'g
nd
hU
boat
were
,
i
...
1
1..
pf.n
R'ipert
Last
fall
the
tea
se!
tu
r
In
a
stranding
ton
;
'
from
here
ana
re
ared
np.
-
i
6t
the
local
dry
dock.
ifUon
of
airplanes,
gas
masks
and
Unks
in
furtherance
of
the
Inten-,
program
for
United
States
fence
r
a
period
of
five
years
the
P'n
u
to
obtain
twelve
thousand
Hlhtlng
puncs
at
a
cast
of
$1300.-'WDOO.
This.
It
reckoned,
would
1T
United
States
air
supremacy
all
other
nations.
Weather
Forecast
wins
high
over
British
Columbia
ppears
low
northwest
of
the
n
Charlottn
islands.
Tlie
wca-
Ultr
milder
on
the
north
coast
Wle
over
tn6
ntcrIor
It
Is
moder-
cold
,
uupcri
ana
syui-vu
Ilands-Frcah
"lands-Frcah
cast
cast
to
to
south-
souin-
Sell
Meals
Police
Chief's
Boy
Hit
By
Car
t
homn
and
a
restoration
of
'"r",on;
7"
'
W
he
Holy
Land
.
-w
'
I
SUPREMACY
Alan
Jacklln.
five-year-old
son
of
Sergeant
Chris
Jacklln.
chief
of
police
suffered
abrasions
about
face.
TIT
TI
i
ir
O
.
v,m.ait
ant
knws
as
a
result
of
being
Tomorrows
Tides
Today's
Weather
Nearly
One
Hundred
Thousand
Are
Now
Out
on
Strike,,,,
wert
used
by
the
police
and
men
and
wrenches
by
the
striker
Downs
on
either
side
were
injured
and
rxtenslre
damaze
was
done
With
Beer
t
Liriuu
w"
was
re-
Premier
Daladlcr
has
ordered
I
VICTORIA.
Nov
25:
,CP-
ljL
fZZfZ
20.000
gendarmes
concentrated
ln
.ihv
rntrK
about
Paris
and
ln
the
north
1
Parliamentary
deputies
said
that
Dafcdler
was
planning
a
decree
of
stale
of
siege
similar
to
martial
hw
if
the
strike
u
no?
mastered
quickly
LIBERAL
i
WINNER
Government
Candidates
Had
Substantial
Plurality
in
Regina
Ryelectlon
REOINA,
Nov.
25:
(CP)-
Thei
111
1
LrVllEiU
struck
by
an
nutomowle
on
Fifth
'
govcrnme
n't
retained
the
Reglna
I
Avenue
East
near
Young
oucn.
seat
tn
me
provuiciai
tc"u"
.
..j...
.kii
nm.,.
.
,
.
i
tn
fill
fh
vnrnnpv
,
.
jlftbOUl
noon
vouj
mv
Vw...
nciu
ycwtuj
fcvf
"
t
Ssm
I'lans
to
Spend
One
and
"
.
,
u
The
child
..
hrnuoh
the
amxintmer.,
Half
Billion
in
Providing
u
Mn.
kept
In
the
Prince
Rupert
oI
T.
M.
Anderson,
former
mem-Counlry
With
Aircraft
l0enfrai
Hospital
for
twenty-four
:ber.
to
the
bench.
!hour,
(or
observation
aunougn;
capt.
v
J.
Mcwanwu,
w.c
WASHINOTON.
Nov.
28.-
Als-
there
are
believed
to
be
no
serious;erai
''
"t?
Montreal
price
of
bar.
gold
In
Lon-,
Urt
SeeUry
of
War
Lewis
John-
mternal
injuries
The
driver
of
the
the
Plurality
of
4100
mer
R
w
flne;
MO
inmunrM
lhat
armncemenU
'
ear
was
W
H.
WHgni.
a
ris
uanoui.
,r
Mini
made
for
the
mass
nro-
mechanic.
opponw-
-
TURN
DOWN
(Probe
Into
C.C.F.
PLAN.Regina.Air
United
Wilh
Liberal
:
Crash
Held
To
Reject
Cameron
Proposal
,
reGINA,
Nov.
25:
inier-In
Regard
to
Community
i
Tlews
wuh
all
witnesses
In
con-
with
the
crash
of
a
Trans-
Canada
Air
Lines
mall
plane
near
here
last
week
when
fhow
won.
im-
VICTORIA,
Nov.r
(CPl-The
rle
and
jack
Wiled
tclslature
yesterday
rejecica
Jwve
Deen
compicu
......
nroxal
of
Colin
Cameron,
C.
C.,matlon
has
been
fprwarded
to
Ot-uro
.
.
nnv
thn
nff
Mnl
renort
will
F
Member
ior
wmu,
'.
uwa
",v
r
immunity
of
fifty
or
more
per-be
issued.
isons
be
regarded
as
a
public
set
tlement
and
be
given
wss
nnd
other
privileges.
proposal
would
also
have
glv-
The
iw'":
TV.
inds.
cloudy,
mild
with
scat-
t-'m
en
Unant
tcnaiu
hkw
ln
logging
.
occults
and
rr
"other
othet
.
....
of
snowcrs.
,7t
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island
to
iresh
easterly
wiuu-.
nro.xvsal
by
a
Talr.
not
much
change
incra
"
'
Umoerai.,.-
pcrature.
d
vision
of
35
to
8.
K
F.ETON
UNDER
KNIFE
Ijibor
onDonent.
A.
M.
Skeffiag-
ton.
The
vote
was
22387
to
16,-939,
a
decidedly
closer
result
than
In
the
19J5
general
election.
LONDON
GOLD
PRICE
LONDON.
Nov.
25:
1CP)
The
!
after
on
her
return
to
Vancouver
'
and
waypolnts.
Poles
Enter
,
.
Slovak
Town
I
NOTTINGHAMSHIRE,
-.,nifniiiup
Pnir
Eng.,
Knv
N0.
ronuer
louowing
j.iih.i
suspension
t
Sfjeito
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
NOV
EMBER
25,
1938.
US.
TO
USE
FASTER
SHOOTING
RIFLES
Members
of
the
18th
U-8.
infantrj'
regimen
are
shown
here
demonstrating
the
new
semi-automatic
rifle,
with
which
the
U.S.
army
a
now
being
equipped,
The
new
rifle
fires
60
rounds
per
minute
and
replaces
the
present
Springfield
rifle
which
fires
approximately
15
rounds
per
minute
4-
Attorney
General
dinner
told
d
t
lhls
jme
of
d
i,-.-,
4
n
?Yii,TrvTi
imim
:
s:
"'
urr
rxit
"
:
.
.
.
:
.
CHALLENGE
via
miuvn
AMENDMENT
'
DurhcM
nf
Alhol
Kelsn
Her
Set
In
Parliament
London
Sub-burb
Stays
Conservative
LONDON.
Nor.
ii:
(CP,)
a
cha'lente
to
theftovernmrnt
on
H
foreitn
poll'T,
the
I)uches
of
Athol
veMerdar
retned
her
?ft
of
K'nlneh
In
Scotland,
rre'il.i-tatlnt
another
bv-e!ectlon.
Fleeted
a
a
rnerratiTr
ln
the
tener-al
election,
the
Outhes
of
Athol
first
hroVe
wilh
the
orennt
on
lt
roli-v
In
retard
to
the
Spanish
civil
war.
Since
the
Munich
ameent,
fhe
has
been
even
more
critical.
The
toverpment
retained
the
Conservative
tronthold
of
Wes-IfwUham.
a
London
suburb.
In
a
by-election
yesterday
but
by
a
sharply
reduced
majority.
Henry
Brooke,
the
Conservative,
received
a
majority
of
some
6000.
over
his
I
Censorship
.Measure
Regarding
Industrial
Schools
Rejecte'd
by
Majority
of
Legislature
Yesterday
C.
F.
snendmcn
nermlttlng
press
1
.4
t
Chamberlain
And
Windsor
parts
Nov
25:
censorship
in
connection
with
mis-
demeanourf
of
inmates
of
provln-
da'
bey?'
and
lrlV
Industrial
Will
Rojers'
Ranch
Was
Threat
schools
was
withdrawn
m
the
Let-
ened
For
a
Time
But
Is
Saved
telature
yesterday
after
eovernment
From
names
and
bnositlon
members
questioned
Its
validity
and
necenlty.
Prince
Rupert
Part
cloudy,
northerly
wind,
two
miles
per
hour;
,
barometer.
30
34
(falling);
temperature,
40;
sea
smooth.
China
Must
Get
Elsewhere,
Says
L
(CP
Prime
Minister
Neville
Cham-
Harold
Winch,
member
for
Van-
xos
ANGELES,
Nov.
2:
(CP)
corner
East.
Introduced
the
mea-
Pnrfst
firis
which
have
been
rag-
servatlve
Onnositlon,
Joined
the
Premier
and
other
government
members
In
opposing
the
amend-j
ment.
COOPERATE
ON
CULTURE
i.OVAn
flfflPPTrQ
LONDON,
Nov.
25:
CP-
j
w"
4-
Reuters
Agency
repor
that
ft
Dylll-L
ArmV
4
Polish
troops
today
occupied
4
Jl
UlilloU
tl
111
J
'
Czaca,
a
Slovak
town
on
the
,
w
m
4
Polish
.
Slovak
frontier.
The
Sloin
Kv
Wnnnf
.
..
-
uauill
T
at
imhiiuv
dispatch
said
that
troops
had,
v
POONA.
India,
Nov.
25:
(CP)--
Rpven
onn.
British
''
"'j
Army
officers
ana
CP
Wiuam
K.ecion,
ot-
.
-----
Ibunkhouscs
M
JJ
county
crlcket
club
a
result
of
an
armed
attack
on
soWicrs
were
murdered
yesterday
.-.opcmlta
t
II.
J
first-wicket
baUman.
underwent
T
''5n
7&
a
Seporsoio
,
:
an
oDcratlon
for
appenaicitis
w
'jane
nuuuac
Nottingham
Hospital.
.shoLidown.
.
.-
but
was
saved.
TODAY'S
WEATHER
Triple
Island
Part
cloudy,
northeast
wind,
three
miles
per
hour:
sea
smooth.
Langara
Island
Overcast,
south
Union
steamer
Cardena.
Capt.!
.
racl
Tree
Point-Clear
with
fos
John
Boden,
is
due
in
port
at
8
Nippon-German
Accord
Does
Notj
calm,
Ammeter
barometer.
30
SlUfc.
26'
o'clocki
tomorrow;
morning
from
the
Involve
Persecution
ot
Jews,
It
patches,
south'
and
will
be
sailing
soon
there-
Is
Said
'temperature.
41:
ltgnt
seu.
Alprt
Bav
Clear,
light
north
to
tt
!
northeast
wind;
barometer,
30
ju,
TOKYO.
Nov.
25:
(CP)
Japan
temperature,
41;
light
chop.
nnri
norma
nv
tndav
slimed
an
ac-'
o.,n
trirHrr
ntnr.
south
wind.
.
'cord
on
cultural
co-operation
but
8
mnes
per
hour;
barometer,
3030:
a
.rorcyi"
uince
spoitcaiuaiij
jiu
temperature
ugnt
swcii
1
)
.
.
n.t
MAnM
i
Vs
rt
I
I
WIC
HSltfUlClUr
U(rva
iwv
v
t
A
I
;
Japan
is
going
10
pertuvr
wcw
Estevan
Clear,
northeast
wind.
4
miles
Der
hour;
barometer.
30.38.
Victoria
Clear,
north
wind,
16
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
30.42.
Vancouver
Foggy,
calm;
baro
meter.
30.44.
temoerature
25.
Smlthers
Cloudy,
calm,
28.
Burns
Lake
Foggy,
calm,
22.
Terrace
Cloudy,
calm.
28.
Alyansh
Clear,
calm.
26.
Alice
Arm
Clear,
calm,
30.
Anyox
Clear,
calm.
28.
Stewart
Part
cloudy,
calm.
would
fade
PRICE:
ft
CENTS'
For
Showdown
With
Britain
ish
Boat
Skipper
Is
Tragedy
Principal
Unless
Policy
Changed;
Shot
Rings
Out
And
Captain
Ole
Holberg
Found
Dead
In
Hotel
I
Hid
Hccn
Entertaining
Friends
in
Vancouver
Hotel-
Notes
to
woman
round
nui
aci
is
unexplained
DISORDERS
!
IN
PARIS
Open
Clash
Outside
of
Automobile
Factory
With
Many
Injured
And
Damage
Done
To
Plant
Troops
Sumrapned
"
,
,
PARIS.
Nov.
25:
CP
Differ-
VAVmlTVER.
November
25:
ICV)
I'OUr
Old
nee
between
French
orsanlwd
Mends
cathercd
last
nijlht
in
a
downtown
hotel.
Ole
labor
and
the
Datadler
government
SLrd
SM,
NorwoBian
skipper
of.
the
Vancouver
broke
l
halibut
boat
lonsiancc
was
nosu
uunng
me
evemiiK,
tee
and
ltrMng
ln
the
HoVuere
walked
to
a
liathroom,
A
shot
rang
out
and
his
&trtct
outsid
an
automobile
far-
fripnils
lOUnd
HOIDCrR
lyini;
ueau
un
me
nuui
iwi
a
uuucv
wry
as
uie
puuee
omvra
t-
iwmi.Vi
he
neaa.
jnc
mwie
u
:
:
cuuwi
Aid
i
eaaer
Then
British
Domination
in
That
Country
Would
End,
Ambassador
is
Told,
According
to
Report
SHANGHAI,
November
25:
(CP)
General
Chiang
Kai-Shek
is
said
by
Chinese
sources
to
nave
expressed
uis-Isatistaction
to
the
British
ambassador
over
Great
Bri-1
tain's
Far
Eastern
policies
and
to
have
hinted
strongly
that
the
time
for
a
showdown
has
arrived.
'
Chiang
is
.said
to
have
told
the
ambassador
that,
unless
British
'
policies
are
changed,
China
will
i
have
to
turn
elsewhere
for
aid
and.
'
II
so,
tiruisn
domination
in
,iuiia
:
COMMISSION
IN
SESSION
4-
berlaln
and
the
Duke
of
Wind-
j
4-
sor
had
a
twenty
minute
talk
lInlerR0TernmenUi
j.
...
-v.
k.lin-.
tn
1
qulI7
Paris.
Plans
for
a
return
of
,
Relations
In-
Resumes
Farris
Presents
Case
for
British
Columbia
the
Duke
to
England
are
said
to
have
been
discussed.
As
a
.,.
...
..
OTTAWA,.
Nov
25
CP)-Th2
result
the
conference.
Informed
Ilnrir
TVl
,
British
Briush
circles
circles
suggest
suggest
the
me
pos-
pas-
TWS?iZ,r
y
.
-
-
-
HIIPh
KlK
Act
thU
se-
Troop,
Summoned
,
rovlncIar
relations,
now
open
the
Liquor
TM
1
TTT
4-
slbllity
of
a
traditional
Royal
nUlEl
rUIV
,
ln
order
to
change
the
PremUr
DaUdlcr
summoned
EfBtrfYV
T
WITHER
WN
reto
it
andtlifc
ilnnamhlpj,!
Dr.Jpph
bter
parlor
system
in
X&TMMJ
rUliVjU
V
-1
11
1
inLPIi
77
lJ
FamUy
Sto
JcSrStoS
'
resignation
ofTCHTfS
n
4
f
nnrriiTr
t
prtnt
.
ham
uiu
cnruima
DAI
UCTIIMU
5I
Ll,Bn-Jth
IsiaWThe
goTerffment'
ih
i-
Te4
Uce.
Jt
W
w.Rowell.
Rowell.
today
today
r
-
XWsMuiJ
meaUln
beer
parlors
or
other-
threatened
to
sweep
over
the
na-
is
still
dinning
stead
tut
to
't
plan
for
a,nUonal
t
-.!
in
PiiHifne.
it
was
in
Pnrllamnt
VMterdSV
h
S
r
ivfnimmit
ftivikMman.
It
U
Ikj
rhgi
the
propoiod
confer
-
or'
ween
Jews
nnd
Arabs
win
wise
The
government
is
still
tlon.
With
the
number
or
mase
on
lrihB
C.mnmrnt
1U
ly
No
considering
a
plan
whereDy
,uike
totalling
neany
nw-uvu
ana
Mni
OlTtn
l!p
Idea
f
irUti
permiU
would
be
dUpensea
dtmblng
hourly,
uuaarcr
oracu
clubs
be
given
leave
thousand
...
mobile
guards
and
Nitlonsl
Home
There
with
and
thirty
Vt,
1
1
V
LVTJON
iwr.jr.cii
i
Nov
25:
CP-
Th-
to
pool
liquor
purchases.
'
common
grouna
wn
r
rt
.
5.uln,
ailn'
JU
l
..A
mchrd
for
the
eMablUhment
of
AUn
U.;
California
Fire
VICTORIA,
Nov:
25:
(CPi-A
C.
MonarP
U
I
PCC
1IIVI1UVV
f?frvols
heard
supplementary
representations
on
behalf
of
British
Columbia
by
Senator
J.
W.
DeB.
Farris.
Yesterday
there
were
represen
tations
on
b?hlf
of
the
govern
ment
.of
New
Brunswick
which
submitted
that
maritime
seaport
facilities
of
Canada
should
be
made
sufficient
to
carry
all
Dominion
trade.
IHARM0NY
24
COMPLETE
claiming
that
publicity
given
sure,
.
rnntra
san'
Q,,.
tonlca-
lk..,.nfV,;iri
inm.tMnf1"!!
oxmd
SanU
".France
and
England
Agreed
On
the
Vancouver
school
early
in
the
Bernardino.
Hollywood
and
Malibu
Questions
ot
National
Defence
year
had
reacted
unfavorably
on
are
being
gradually
brought
under
the
matron's
attempts
to
train
girls
control.
The
famous
Will
Rogers
and
secure
them
positions.
:
ranch
was
menaced
for
a
while
R.
L.
Miltland.
leader
of
the
Con
And
Settlement
ot
Differences
By
Teace
PARIS,
Nov.
25:
(CP)
In
a
statement
last
night.
Prime
Minister
Neville
Chamberlain
announced
that
a
complete
accord
h?.d
been
reached
between
France
ami
Great
Britain
on
the
subjects
ot
national
defence
and
the
settlement
of
all
differences
by
peace,
Conferences
between
Prime
Minis-
east
wind,
fourteen
miles
per;Ed
d
Daladier
of
France
are
ihour;
barometer,
30.26;
tempera-.continuing.
f
ture.
45;
ligt
swell.
!
-
POPE
IS
STRICKEN
Holy
Father
Had
To
Be
Placed
Under
Oxygen
Tent
For
While
Following
Heart
Attack.
VATICAN
CITY.
Nov.
25:
(CP;
Pope
Plus
suffered
a
serious
heart
attack
and
a
trustworthy
Prince
George
Cloudy,,
south
(
Vatican
Informant
said
the
Holjt
wind,
4
miles
per
hour;
baro-
Father
had
been
place
in,
an
meter.
30.56.
I
oxygen
tent
due
"to
breathing
dif-
Hazelton
Part
cloudy,
calm,
ficultles.
Later
this
treatment
wa
stopped
and
a
medical
bulletin
said
the
Pope
was
Improving.
;
An
Exchange
Telegraph
report
said
the
Pope
had
suffered
a
sec
ond
stroke
and
was
unconscious
tor
fifteen
minutes.
The
second
stroke
was
not
reported
at
Vatlcarr
City.
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