DAY
AND
NIOIIT
SEKVICE
Careful
and
Courteous
Drivers
(New
1938
Plymouth)
XXVII
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abinet
Crisis
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taran
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f.tpni.
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naiurai
resources.
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various
sections
of
Sudeten-
artH
i
waiC
are
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n
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tka
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Ul
kU.
ar
ant
cinafo
Hill
.
.
.
"ner
and
.n
.
.
""sing
European
map
ror
Chief
Of
Staff
Of
Air
Service
Killed
In
Crash
LOS
ANGELES,
Sept.
22:
Major
'General
Oscar
Westover,
chief
of
staff
of
the
United
States
Army
Air
Service,
was
killed
ncre
yes
-O
-rf
"
"
-
ann?
i
SALVAGED
successfully
raised
the
cumstances
of
an
explosion
In
the'
Stock
Market
Moves
Upward
Improved
Prospects
of
Peace
in
Europe
Cause
Irregular
Gains
NEW
YORK,
Sept.
22.
The
stock
market
moved
Irregularly
upwara
vesterday
in
response
to
improved
peace
prospects
in
Europe.
The
In
dustrial
average
was
up
a,
raus
up
59,
and
utilities,
up
.18.
General
Francisco
Franco
mine
on
Tuesday
night
which
rc-
suited
in
three
miners
being
killed,
HFNDAYe
Franco
ISO.
1
lst
mine
ui
i"c
wun
advices.'
.cro?iA,
b.c.
A
Joe
HON
Brown)
80
Taxi
She
4-
'
Tomorrow's
High
0:31
am
Tidei
21.7,ft.
Gov't
Has
Resigned
France
Is
Imminent;
Ho
and
fVlav
fvlarc
'
M
h
Iilitary
Government"
Headed
by
General,
Friendly
to
Russia,
Appears
imminent
uermany
Satisfied
With
it
All
D
a
ptc
cjnnfnmlinr
22i
(CP)
Premier
Daladier
is
red
with
a
threatened
revolt
in
his
cabinet
against
the
-
-
.
1
1
-
1
-.-
T?,.ifich
nonrtfl
n
nn
in
wn
nn
was
vesiciuav
l
r,rtrtVixc?1trnL'io
f
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en
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i
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tcmrnru
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im
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i
i
r
i
i
inut
as
v
.
aim
mnmpni.
r
i
i
.
i.&uihl.
v
Isters
were
reported
to
be
on
tne
nt
ni
itraiKiu.iK.
i
tl
if
tlnrshtim
ESSP.X.
l
Wlnterton.
Chancellor
of
the
-hv
of
Lancaster,
declared
that
i
r
that,
trie
lirmsn
uovuiiiiaciiw
Mill
I
ft
Ilk
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nown
irum
kvuoii.ii&w.
m
an
worn
in
iiua.Liuii
w
hodovakla
In
the
interests.
.
world
ocace
appeared
still
lm
,rA
CT
A
Ml
ti
--H.Jk'iB
I
1
.
1
I
HI
.
a
Mine
Is
Closed
Until
Cause
Of
Blast
Is
Found
Spanish
Frontier.
Sent.
22:
Hfeavy
gains
Nest
Pass
Coal
Co.
at
Coal
week.,
fay
loyallst
forces
over;;
the
troop
near
nere,
naa
urai
"'""
nPnpral
Francisco
Franco,
in-
isurgeht
commander-in-chief,
were
claimed
yesterday
in
government
TODAY'S
WEATHER
Terrace
Part
cloudy,
calm,
temperature
46.
Alyansh
Cloudy,
calm,
52.
Alice
Arm
Part
cloudy,
calm,
53
Anyox
Light
rain,
calm,
50.
Stewart
Foggy,
calm,"48.
"
Hazelton
Clear,
calm;
40.
Smithers
Clear,
windy.
40.
.
Burns
Lake
Foggy,
calm,
34.
Flving
Attracts
England's
Women
But
Jobs
scarce
World-Famed
Pilots
Busy
Writing
as
Civil
Air
Grows
and
Experts
Tell
ol
uooa
money
m
Cooking
Guard
By
MOLLIE
McGEE
Canadian
Press
Correspondent
;
LONDON,
September
22:
(CP)-According
to
Air-I....
t
a
puomiDf's
ocfimntn
about
3.000
women
...:n
i,..
fv,n;
onnliVaHnns
accented
early
in
beptembei
armed
sunken
Halibut
Boat
Constance
it..
into
the
Civil
Air
Guard.
Trained
at
their
personal
cost
of
about
50
cents
a
lesson,
about
2o
per
cent
!
,e
expected
to
qualify
as
pilots.
Of
the,
rest,
tfee
air
:ommodore
cxpiainea,
ao-uc
.
-
!--
i.iti...f
Kvit
r?nntanrel
fnr
war-time
worK
OVQ
Vn
Hnnnrn
1
Ton
KVmVV.
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-
ijm
CilllCU
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.
i
u.Uf
!
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1
-
A
f
loo
ct
inv
iv
in
f
root
i
nonrn
rr
i
i
if
iiiiiiv.i
it
i-
ri
if"
n
rv
iihmm"j
l
m
i
liil
is
emerged
as
the
almost
certain'
Klcw
Nugget
in
Grenvllle
Channel,
know
how
to
spell
the
various
.
i
i
.
....
.
vir
fho
Ar-I
f
o
niani
if
thpv
cet
lobs
as
niro
nr
I'm
it
nr
T
kpiiph
i
I
iicuu
i
finurn
Till"
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l
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iiviii
.
i
hila
j
.
a
M
"
"
new
military
government,
rcplac-1
mour
Salvage
Cos
tug
Fearless,
secretaries."
nmm
Muntu
rsci
rrnon
l
ri
a
i
ir
ini
iiiiji
iiiiibl
n
ni
l
iiiil
wa
iu
w
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IU
IKUkiw
-
I
1.3
lilin
v
I
I
-
-
.
a
A.
1
a
military
dictatorship
but
a
Jlitarv
eovernmcnt"
canable
of
t-
m.
...
III.
-
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U
lV.
Ill
IILI
Uft
V
W
1UKVW
I-
ni
vv
ii
roni
r-finrt
o
n
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in
i
rrinn
nil
i,
iirii:.
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J
A
VgUlULU
t
v
.
tivw
v--
'
.
ihlcii
i
a-
MiAonu
inn
in
iiilliiui
raisine
the
Constance
B,
was
car-
M
nn
ntr
TlvMn
n
nnn
I
1
I"aba
VIA
&
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tl
U
UllUi4
w--v
.
m
-
Buckley
Says
Rupert
Will
Obtain
Mill
A
letter'
received
in
the
city
from
-
...
.
.111
i
n.
nnit
uimnrr
...
v
'
t
yr
o
nn
i
i
m
ill
.nir
riiiiLC
Abuuv
v
have
been
at
first
ami
-(
them,
Mrs.
F.
o.
-
might
j
fhe
Vlaf-nce
lart
September
and
patcd.
The
worst
damage
was
caus-glted
tJ
the
d8hUnp3.-OctoterWc
absolutely
un-'
wasLnnHine
of
one
of
the
com-
j
...
v,
chmrrslnn.
The
bow
Dost
w.
cu
u
wiv
"
...
"
a
'
,
,,
.
i
rj..rj
Board
avowan
nvCiflaDie:
e
Me
e
says
j
iie
iia.3
nui.
icoo-
holed
in
the
stranding
and
the-
mission
mlssi0ners
on
on
the
ne
u
Civ
1
-
Air
d
hls
atMms
in
the
least
and
Repairs
win
oe
will
consist
mostly
in
whose
duties
vmrtrpd
mrtnstrv
in
acting
as
Z
ih
considerable
f
pro-ministry
o
ng
and
the
air
c
ubs
who
are
about
aiQng
come
undertaktag
the
tralntag.
Jame
tlme
M
the
pulp
min.
Miles
good
looking,
smart
Mrs.
......
,,.uor
ho
Pv.
-
jmhiPr
er
of
o
Sir
John-
"ui-iwic,
and
eldest
daugn
be
.
nQrth
n
the
npar
iston
ForDcs-Kooeiu-.o
r:yr.
whpn
hfi
h0Des
to
see
aU
and
co-worker
ftnd'who
llkc
h,
parted
with
promises
to
continue!
barrcd
from
acting
as
a
pilot
or
the
discussion,
which
lasted
rrom
prevents
any
examiner
giving
her
a
"
...
..o
n..nl
Lnfc
..
...
ii..,.
iiopfise.
whpn
When
shp
sne
was
was
very
verv
4
p.m.
until
7:13,
but
later
uerman
Foreign
Minister
joacnin
von
wo
vounz
there
was
fear
she
might
go
bentrop
was
present.
The
rest
of
Dnnd.
Mrs.
Miles
has
visuea
oan-
the
German
and
Brltisn
aeiegauons
aca
many
ume
W.
unceremoniously
in
tne
noteii
was
wltn
ura
w'"is"u''
"
lobby
chatting
informally.
It
is
not
known
authoritatively
the
parley
may
last
but
it
Is
believed
Premier
Chamberlain
is
prepared
to
stay
several
days
if
necessary.
Hitler
was
markedly
in
Chamberlain
who
flew
from
London
to
Cologne,
motored
to
Petersberg
and
then
ferried
across
the
Rhine
to
Gcdcsburg
to
attend
the
conference:
'
Phillipine
Clipper
Hopping
Off
Today!
the
talks
tomorrow.
uniy
iwo
in-
taking
up
pas-uscio.
teroreters
heard
the
first
part
of
she
has
a
defect
in
one
.eye
that
i.au
American
Airways
Flying
Boat
Today
SAN
FRANCISCO,
Sept.
22:
having
'turned,
back
yesterday
on
account
01
uniavoraDie
weain
.
i
.ncf
nntstandinir
Wn-1
,.
.
i
i
...
ine
I""
uw
icr,
me,
ran
American
mrwuys
uj-
men
pilots
in
England
are
both
u
on
,ng
boat
Phllllpine
clipper
was
the
lookout
for
Jobs.
Amy
Johnson
!
polscd
to
ieavc
today
on
a
nlBht
Njolllson
has
taken
up
writing
as
a
to
IIonoiuiUi
stopgap
ana
is
.
reuuiwK
.cC
nt
the
Civil
Air
Guard
for
a
Sunday
paper-
Sne
des
evcry
blt
of
the
writing
herself,
finds
It
difficult
but
likes
the
job.
She
is
living
at
a
country
club
a
(Continued
on
Pago
Four)
Pcter
Lakie,
C.N.R
frploht
nnri
nnxspntrer
accnt
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCJ
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
SEPTEMBER
22,
1938.
Disaster
o
:will
OCCUPY
:
HANKOW
soon:
SHANGHAI,
Sept.
22.
Bar-
ring
their
progress
being
block-
ed
by
floods
or
storms,
tne
Japanese
assert
that
they
,ex-
pect
their
forces
to
occupy
a
Wfinkrmv
the
former
provision-
al
capital
of
China,
within
the
coming
week.
TODAY'S
STOCKS
iCourteij
8.
D.
Johntpn
Co.)
Vancouver
B.
C.
Nickel,
.06.
Big
Missouri,
.30.
Bralorne,
9.00.
Aztec,
.06
(ask).
Cariboo
Quartz,
2.2U.
Dentonla,
.042.
Golconda,
.06..,
t
-
T
Minto,
.02$.
.
.
i'"-
,.
FalrYiewe-fvi
Noble
Five,
.02?g.
Perid
Oreille,
1.60.
Pioneer,
2.90
(ask).
Porter
Idaho,
.02
V2.
Premier,
2.20
(ask).
Reeves
McDonald,
.25.
Reno,
.35.
t
,
.
Relief
Arlington,
.14
(ask).
.
Reward,
.0334.
Salmon
Gold,
.10.
Premier
Border,
.01.
Silbak
Premier,
1.75.
Home
Gold,
.OOVi-
Quatsino,
.03.
,.
.
5
A't
Oils
Calmont,
.23.
C.
&
E.,
2.00.
McDougal
Segur,
.15
(ask).
Mercury,
.07.
Okalta,
1.12
(ask).
Pacalta,
.05.
-Home.Oilr-.96.
-,
1
Toronto
Bcattie,
1.12.
Central
Pat.,
2.25.
Gods
Lake,
.39.
Little
Long
Lac,
2.85.
McKenzie
Red
Lake,
1.06.
Pickle
Crow.
4.70.
San
Antonio,
1.15.
Sherritt
Gordon,
1.08.
Smelters.
Gold,
.Ol.
McLeod
Cockshutt,
3.00.
Oklend,
.17.
Mosher.
.21.
Madsen
Red
Lake,
.42.
Stadacona,
.37.
.
pnsTii'.s
i
:u.
v
i
t.
i
j
...-i-or
with
.it.n
ner
npr
nusoana
nusoana
u
m
-
.
.
irv,.noiir
Francoeur,
;
.24.
ldK
P
in
CT
rtlnVif
-vrt
k-t
1
r
rr
n
rr
lnsl.
1
---o
-
Utaifivu
TU
J
Ifn'riiHiA
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4
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ttriMMrr
thf
wrnnrt
an-.
.
ulCPc
n
workroom
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iw
luvmc.
n
"(,
;
wail.
imilv.
I
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,
.
...
.
f
n
gnus
Mpan,.,Kii
.i-i.t
.
i.'Rurai
wan
vuuurio
'"""'""""iMs
oesmnuu
it
.tv-
r
.
.""-
.
.
r
..
,
.
clv
..pars
she
does
noi
""lu
iviivoo
v.
-
,
,,,
enmwine
else
,
...
luimccviun.
wjui
utvi-nu-!
.
,
j
-
"
L
Alcr.
thp
Is
de-
a"U
DIOCCCUUIB
YIIUl,'"
.
.
!
.
.
".
..(I.
.06.
Thompson
Cadillac,
.20.,
Bankfleld,
.45.
East
Malartlc,
1.98.
Preston
East
Dome,
1.24.
Hutchison
Lake,
.02
'2.
Dawson
White,
.01
2.
,
;
Aldermac,
.40.
Kerr
Addison,
1.75.
Uchi
Gold,
1.71.
Int.
Nickel,
48.25.
Noranda,
70.25.
Con.
Smelters,
55.50.
Athona,
.05.
Hardrock.
1.65.
.
Barber
Larder,
.17.
Fernland,
.15.
---
Kajor
E.
Philpott
of
Victoria,
prominent
in
returned
soldiers'
affairs,
was
the
speaker
today
at
the
divisional
regular
weekly
luncheon
of
the
has;
prince
Rupert
Rotary
uiuo.
rresi
Low
.
..
15:50
pjn.
22.1
It.
;6:46
am.
2.9
ft.
19:11
pm.
2.6
It.
PRICE:
5
CENT'S
Atlantic
Coast
At
Least
Two
Hundred
And
Fifty
A
1
rv-j
L"
Y
l
Ql
'xre
"OW"
,n
wurei
Jvuini
LOYALISTS
WIN
FIGHT
Kecorded
In
More
Than
A
Lentury
ot
Damage
to
Property
Will
Mount
IntoUncounted
Millions
of
Dollars
Maritime
Provinces
of
Canada
Also
.
Feel
Effects
j
NEW
YORK,
September
22:
(CP)
An
ever-lengthening
roster
of
dead
from
an
equinoxial
hurricane
which
struck
the
North
Atlantic
states-with
savageness
unequalled
in
a
century
was
near
the
250
mark
today
and
still
the
tragic
figures
mounted.
It
is
one
of
the
worst
disasters
Mow
PWInnrl
and
New
York
has
ever
known.
Damace
to
I
Kayex
Bridge
I
Near
Finished
End
of
Month
Will
See
Completion
of
Important
New
Railway
Span
Bt
the
end
of
this
month
the
ble
Job
of
replacing
the
old
Kayex
railway
bridge
on
the
lower
Skeena
River
by
a
modern
250-foot
steel
SDan
will
have
been
completed
ex-
ceDt
for
the
painting.
The"
steel
work
is
now
being
cleaned
up.
CUT
DOWN
OPERATION
J,
U,
Morgan
Logging:
Camp
Being
Moved
to
Facofi
Dniiini
nf
ino-s
into
the
water'
which
time
falling
and
cold
decking
will
continue
until
the
end
of
the
iytr,
states
A.
P.
Alll?on,
well
known
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
jpjglng
operator,
who
is
in
the
city
today
on
his
way
to
Vancouver.
After
quite
a
good
season's
production,
the
crew
will
be
gradually
reduced
from
some
120
to
75
men.
.
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.V.
T
,
it
was
exceptionally
ary
on
wc
i-1
lands
thi$
year,
Mr.
Allison
reports,
'and,
for
the
first
time
on
record,
it
'
was
necessary
to
ban
smoking
in
J
the
woods
as
a
precatlon,
against
.
forest
fires,
none
of
which,
fortun-Jately,
developed.
J
The
J.
R.
Morgan
Logging
Co.
camp,
Mr.
Allison
reports,
is
now
in
process
of
being
moved
from
Tnur
property,
to
hundreds
of
smashed
boats,
to
growing
and
maturing
crops,
to
homes,
utilities,
public
buildings,
transportation
and
com
munications
is
beyond
calculation
as
it
rises
to
uncounted
millions
of
dollars.
How
many
thousands
are
homeless
Is
unguessable.
Large
,
numbers
of
persons
are
still
miss-
vi
ing.
Many
thousands
of
men
and
women
in
the
great
disaster
area.
troops,
police,
coastguards,
naval
reservists,
Red
Cross
people,
B07
Scouts
have
been
called
to
rescue
iwork.
Meantime,
thetorm,
which
was
accompanied
by
fearsome
tidal
iwaves
on
some
coast
sections,
has
moved
upward
into
Canada.
The
first
riirpot
rpnort
frnm
Cane
Cod
hovedat-
least
wen
tyone,dentM
'
This
tentative
figure
was,
apparently,
certain
to
go
higher.
From
outlying
parts
of
the
Cape
there
is
sinister
silence.
Streams
rose
everywhere
in
the
stricken
area,
bringing
the
added
menace
of
Imminent
flood.
There
was
one
death
near
Montreal.
The
city
of
Providence
seemed
last
iasi
night
mgni
to
10
have
nave
borne
Dome
the
me
brunt
uruui
,.u.s
from
the
Cumshewa
Inlet
camp
will
iof
the
fierce
wlnd
and
rainstorm.
ntinnp
.1
.
until'
.
1
1
Mavt
next
mnnth
month
after
Qfrpri
.
...
A
veritable
uaai
wave,
wnicn
ex
tended
for
a
thousand
miles
in
land,
flooded
the
business
section
to
a
depth
of
seven
to
25
feet.
The
public
library
and
railway
station
had
.been
lifted
by
the
force
of
the
wind.
Thousands
of
persons
were
marooned
in
stores
and
office
buildings.
Fire
added
to
the
terror
in
New
Iflndon,
Connecticut,
and
for.
a
time
a
major
conflagration
Many
other
cities
had
similar
experiences.
Train
traffic
was
at
a
standstill.
Long
Island
Wrecked
The
ocean
side
of
Long
Island,
outside
of
New
York,
appeared
to
.
Harbor,
-
where
u
i.
it
has
v,
u
been
u
lo-
oe
wrecKea
irom
up
10
up.
tx-eUmi
.
cated
for
the
past
year
or
so
to
Beach
homes
Wowj.
Pacofl,
about
five
or
six
miles
dls-
Nlne
communltles
were
ln
tant.
The
Morgan
camp
has
alap
darkness.
Eight
were
had
an
active
year.
I
known
killed
on
Long
Island
alone
.City
Tax
Sale
Soon;
Some
Lots
To
Be
Withdrawn
will
be
substantially
reduced
by
sale
day.
At
least
fifty
lots
are
expected
to
be
redeemed
and
arrange
ments
may
be
made
to
withdraw
one
parcel
of
212
lots
ln
a
single
estate.
Halibut
Sales
American
and
scores
were
missing.
Entire
villages
were
wiped
out.
Fire
Island
was
particularly
hard
hit.
at
least
250'
houses
being
either
blown
or
washed
away
by
the
force
of
wind
and
waves.
Part
of
the
city
of
New
York
was
in
darkness
owing
to
the
flood
ing
of
an
East
River
substation.
I
ine
sitfiui.trr
wuccu
Aviaij
w
Some
four
'
drea
'
"1
delayed
in
sailing
for
Europe,
listed
to
go
under
the
hammer
at
.
River
highways
the
annual
city
tax
sale
on
Septem-j
rallwayS
were
Inundated.
u..
in
Knf
if
u
iivpIv
this
number
.
...
.
uci
uu
.
uoastcuara
stations
were
inun
dated
or
demolished.
Four
emergency
Red
Cross
base-
Interior
Work
In
Post
Office
Completion
of
the
new
Post
Of-
Tvinitir
in
nnn
rv.M
stnrnpp
a
7r
!
fipp.
and
federal
building
here
Is
and
6c.
'
I
now
about
in
sight.
Floors
have
Visitor,
3,000,
Cold
Storage,
8.9c
yet
to
be
laid
and
marble
for
in
been
on
a
trip
to,
Burns
Lake
and
dent
W.
L.
Coates
was
in
me
cnair
ana
oc.
;
.,
,
.
Prince
George
on
official
business,'
and
there
was
a
good
attendance
of
Helgoland,
28,000,
Royal,
10c
and
He
will
return
on
tonight's
train.
.
members
with
a
few
guests.
6c.
'
terior
finishing
Is
being
awaited.
The
building
will,
be
finished
during
next
month.
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