Granville
Street
Span
in
Vancouver
is
Scene
of
Double
Tragedy,
Mrs.
Margaret
McLean
and
Boy
Losing
Lives
VANCOUVER,
October
31:
(CP)
Mrs.
Margaret
McLean,
wife
of
Lieut.
Col.
A.
T.
(Jock)
McLean
and
daughter
of
the
late
Brigadier
General
J.
W.
Stewart,
was
killed
with
her
eight-year-old
son,
Allistair,
when
their
sedan
crashed
through
Granville
Street
bridge
into
False
(
reek
Saturday.
An
eye-witness
said
that
the
car
skidded
yn
the
wet
pavement
and
slewed
SPECULATE
ON
VOTING
Both
Democrats
and
Republican
Expccllni
Favorable
Reaction
In
Uniled
States
Next
Week
Franklin
D,
Roosevelt's
.New
Deal
Policlc
Car
Owners
Are
Being
Reminded
Of
Park
Rules
The
city
police
are
tightening
up
Condemned
Man
at
Salt
Lake
City
Consented
To
Ills
Body
Being
Used
For
Medical
Research
through
the
left
railing,
dropping
lRhty-five
feet
into
twelve
feet
of
water.
The
victims
were
lmprison-:d
in
the
car.
Bulletins
VANDEKHOOF
HOTEL
BURNED
VANPEKHOO'
-Fir-
de
to
e
wnoniJiuivnr
DT't?.,
XKt.
tlay.
The
building
is
a
total
loss
Both
Dcmociat
and
Republican
pu'.lc
;
i.rc
confident
that
national
:?inton
will
be
gauged
in
theli
lavor
in
widespj-ead
congressional
tlr.'jon;
to
be
held
throughout
LY
na.iu.i
on
November
8.
Eight
million
independent
voters
will
ge
la
the
polls
to
elect
432
Housi
members,
34
senators
and
32
gov
ernors.
There
will
be
voting
in
every!
car
nf
the
forty-eight
states
ex
pt
Maine
which
went
Republican
in
September.
If
13
conceded
impossible
for
the
Republicans
to
gain
control
of
tht
Senate
although
it
may
be
different
in
the
Hnnsp
This
will
deDend
upon
the
reaction
to
President'
lint
npnr
were
Injnred.
J.
XV.
II.
I)av
in
the
owner
of
the
well-known
pioneer
hostelry.
DKIITFO
FOK
WHOLE
WEEK
SEATTLE
Six
Seattle
fishermen
were
rescued
by
the
steamship
Alaska
after
drifting
help.?
lessly
for
a
week
in
the
pirtly
wrecked
schooner
Angeles,
according
to
radio
reports
received
here.
The
Angeles
was
disabled
in
a
gale
October
23
off
Ocean
Cape
and
drifted
to
a
point
off
Cape
Chuckling.
TEKKOKIZEI)
BY
BROADCAST
NEW
YOUK
Thousands
of
fear-gripped
Americans
and
Canadians
became
hysterical
during
a
realistic
broadcast
of
the
futuristic
fantasy
of
H.
G.
Wells
"War
of
the
Worlds,"
depicting
an
imaginary
attack
on
the
United
States
by
men
from
Mars.
Demands
for
an
Investigation
have
been
made.
Ninety-Three
Are
u
Tnc
enforcement
ot
tne
street
.11
p.
trafnr
and
parking
bylaw
as
aiMai'SCllleS
TirC
umoer
ot
motorists
have
aireaay
found.
One
section
of
the
bylaw
hlch
the
police
are
calling
partlc
MARSEILLES.
France.
Oct.
31:
imi
TrlirVifoAn
mnri
hndies
were
ular
attention
to
is
that
vehicles,
rp.nvprpfl
vestcrdav
from
the
ruins
can
only
be
parked
on
the
north
l()f
tne
disastrous
fire
in
Marseilles
side
of
avenues
and
the
east
side
of
last
wcelc
bringing
the
total
of
slrcct...
the
fronts
of
vehicles
onknown
dead
now
to
ninety-three
avenues
to
be
facing
In
a
westerly
with
tne
possibility
that
there
direr.t.ion
and
on
the
streets
In
a
might
have
been
more.
northerly
direction.
Violators
of)
.
the
tramc
regulations
may
expect
I
DpopUp,!
RV
to
be
hailed
Into
police
court.
I
IS
iVCdUlcU
UJ
Pictures
Taken
Of
Heart
Of
Murderer
Radio
Appeals
ltrnrv
L.
Wallhcr
Advised
Wilderness
of
Alaska
That
His
Mother
Is
Dying
in
Chicago
JUNEAU,
Oct.
31:
As
a
result
of
messages
given
widespread
transmission
hrough
amateur
radio
operators,
Henry
L.
Walther
m:
hpen
located
at
Kings
ouve
SALT
LAKv.
nrrv
nnt
?i-X-lin
the
Aleutian
peninsula
and
nd-
JJ
moving
pictures
were
taken
in
vised
that
his
mother
Is
dying
in
tne
It
will
be
at
prison
yard
here
this
morning
Chicago.
Although
01
the
hen
least
a
month
before
he
can
reach
had
man
after,
Pvi,Hnn
ThP
man
Chicago,
he
is
masmg
pians
i
should
warch,
consented
that
'
his
body
hurry
home,
as
quickly
as
possible;
be
used
for
medical
re-
Walther
Is
working
wim
an
ex.
ploration
party.
Settlement
Of
'Frisco
Strike
Quebec
Province
Is
Floating
Loan
OX
PHONE
(joe
Hrown)
?
3
Taxi
Tomorrow
sT.
ides
High
8:34
ajn.
17.0
ft.
DAY
AND
v
VICE
20:31
ft.
pjn.
16,0
Careful
and
A,
tr
vers
Low
1:30
am.
7.9
ft.
(New
1938
.fc
?J
J
14:20
p.m.
9.9ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Vol.
XXVII..
No.
254.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
OCTOBER
31,
1938.
PRICE:
5
CENTS
ritish
Cabinet
Being
Reorganized
Well
Known
Woman
Drowns
In
Auto
Further
Shuffling
Of
Daughter
of
General
Jack
Stewart
and
Her
Son
Crash
Off
Bridge
:
I
Japs
Circle
I
South
China
CANTON,
Oct.
31:
(CP)
Japanese
columns
are
moving
slowly
northward
from
here
alonz
the
Canton
to
Hankow
railroad.
The
aim
Is
to
en-
circle
the
whole
0f
southeast-
.'
em
China.
Fighting
since
the
capture
of
Canton
and
Hankow
has
been
merely
of
a
desultory
character
with
the
Chinese
putting
up
little
opposition.
JEWS
ARE
EVICTED
Ten
Thousand
In
Bad
Way
Aflei
Being
Dumped
by
Germany
Across
Polish
Frontier
WARSAW.
Oct.
31:
(CPt
Evicted
frpm
the
,
land
of
their
adaption
and
unwanted
In
their
home
land
the
language
of
which
they
cannot
even
-speak,
ten
vthous
uv
PollJwsarbTifiaedwpuddr-ul
lh
Oermanv
at
the
end
of
th
week,
have
been
dumped
In
Polr
ad
Just
across
the
German
front
er
German
trains
took
them
that
a
and
left
them
there
to
shift
for
themselves
as
best
they
might
Tu
many
cases
they
are
penniless
with
no
nrov'sion
for
food
or
shelter
Residents
of
the
Polish
frontlet
are
housing
some
temporarily
Last
night
it
was
stated
that
Germany
had
agreed
to
suspend
further
deportation
of
Polish
Jews
pending
negotiations
between
the
two
countries.
Meantime,
there
was
talk
of
retaliatory
action
by
Poland
agalnsl
Germans
residing
in
Poland.
(Mayor
Angclo
Kossi's
Ten
-
Man
!
Peace
Commission
Gets
Results
I
SAN
FRANCISCO,
Oct.
31:
--.
Mayor
Angelo
Rossi's
ten
-
man
1
neaee
commission,
consisting
ot
five
union
representatives
and
five
'Known
Dead
After
reached
a
tentative
basis
of
settle
ment
of
the
seven-weexs
01a
sinse
l
affecting
department
stores.
It
will
be
submitted
to
the
retailers
council
and
for
approval.
retail
clerks
union
Issue
of
$30,000,000
To
Be
Offered,
Premier
Duplcssis
Announces
QUEBEC,
Oct.
31:
(CP)
Pre-
I
!
nn1.i..
n.mnit.innr
In
mlcr
Maurice
iupicaaio
ttimuuiim
that
a
loan
or
$3U,iuu,uuu
win
ce
floated
by
the
Province,
of
Quebec,
Parliament
To
jm
Prorogue
With
Reopening
Soon
LONDON.
Oct.
31:
(CP)
Prorogation
of
Parliament
is
set
for
this
Friday
with
a
new
session
scheduled
to
open
November-8.
ALLEGED
SPIES
ARRAIGNED
IN
U.S.
COURT
Thesc-thiee-rinun,
"top,
Who
lace
federal
spy
charges
are
a
trifle
bashful
about
facing
the
camera
as
they
return
to
the
United
States
Marshal's
van
after
arraignment
in
federal
court,
New
York.
The
men,
who
are
among
18
indicted
for
espionage
by
the
U.
S.
government,
are
left
to
right:
Gunther
Gustave
Relmrlch,
Otto
H.
Voss,
and
Erich
Glaser.
Not
at
all
bashful
Is
Johanna-Hoffman,
26-year
old
beauty
parlor
operator
of
the
liner
Europa,
as
die
rides
in
the
front
seat
beside
the
driver
of
the
Marshal's
van,
bottom.
She
completes
the
quartet
which
Is
facing
trial
for
their
part
in
spying
out
IT.S
military
secrets.
Other
members
of
the
espionage
ring
are
now
residing
in
other
countries
PREMIER
ACCORD
IS
FASCIST,
COMPLETED
So
Says
Former
Head
of
British'
Agreements
Between
Major
Euro
Trades
Congress
of
Prime
Minister
Chamberlain
pea
n
Countries
Appear
To
Order
of
Day
T.rVtfTVW
nrt
31-
fPPTT
II
I
"'V
Alwln-formct
heVd
of.the
British
ussv,,linlvnan
IZn
Tail
Joachlm
von
Trades
Congress,
said
yesterda
j
,
mbafL?:
that
Prime
Minister
Neville
Cham-
were
3?!?"?.
berlaln
Is
a
Fascist
Jn
word,
if
not'to
jlave
reached
a,comPlete
acc01tl
in
deed.
Regrs(HlI6n6TOvlllahs
.
on;
turopcaJVu"
i
for
military
duty
was
an
indication
of
this,
Alwln
declared.
Oil
Well
Comes
In
On
'Land
Of
(Jcorec
Mcintosh
in
Southern
!
Alberta
rrallSfIliCI4W
UtTH
LUlll"
j
'
pletcd,
it
Is
stated
In
well
informed
Quarters,
for
arbitration
of
the
Czechoslovaklan-Hungarian
mlnor-ni
P
UT?
,
ity
and
territorial
dispute.
V
lOWing
UOlU
Tor
Germany
and.
France
have
r
i
!
reached
a
"gentleman's
agree-
rioneer
Kancher
ment,"
it
is
said.
Halibut
Sales
American
Kodlak,
26,000,
Cold
Storage,
10.4c
HIGH
RIVER,
Alta.,
Oct.
31:
and
6c.
tCPj-An
oil
well
has
come
In.
on'
Canadian
theiland
of
George
Mcintosh,
plo-1
Covenant,
28,000.
RoyalA9.2c
and
neer
rancher
of
High?Rlver,Therc.5c.
.
'ow
of
332
barrels
of
crudf
.loan
W
IT..
31.000.
AtUni-9.f6.and
dally.
'
5c.
Portfolios
Expected:
Planning
for
Defence
Sir
John
Anderson
is
Appointed
Lord
Privy
Seal
Viscount
Runciman
is
New
President
of
Council
LONDON,
October
31:
(CP)
Sir
John
Anderson
was
today
appointed
Lord
Privy
Seal
in
a
cabinet
shake-up
believed
to
be
preparatory
to
a
widespread
organization
for
defence.
Viscount
Runciman,
former
President
of
the
Board
of
Trade
and
mediator
in
the
Czechoslovak-ian-German
dispute,
is
named
Lord
President
of
the
Council
succeeding
Viscount
Hall-
.
.
.
csham.
nsigned.
Rt.
Hon.
Malcolm
MacDonald,
Colonial
Secretary,
Is
given
the
additional
post
of
Dominions
Secretary.
i
These
changes
are
in
addition
to
those
of
last
week
in
which
the
Ewl
of
Stanhope,
President
of
the
Board
of
Education,
was
appointed
Flrrt
Lord
of
the
Admiralty
and
Earl
de
la
Warr.
Lord
Privy
Seal,
to
be
President
of
the
Board
of
'
FRANCO'S
Loses
Off
PALMA,
Majorca,
Oct.
31:
(CP;
-Lieut.
Col
Ramon
Franco,
younger
brother
of
General
Francisco
Franco,
commander-in-chief
ot
the
insurgent
forces
in
the
Spanish
war,
and
four
companions
were
killed
yesterday
in
the
crash
of
a
plane
off
the
island
of
Majorca
Long
before
the
Spanish
war,
the
TODAY'S
WEATHER
Prince
Rupert
Raining,
southeast
wind,
eighteen
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
29.40
(falling);
temperature,
44;
sea
choppy.
Triple
Island
Showery,
south-
Aocf
wlrH
ftftnon
mlloc
rwr
Vinur
moderate
chon.
Lnnear.a
Island-
barometer,
29.40;
temperature,
45;
light,
swell.
Dead
Tree
Point
Overcast,
showery,
calm:
barometer,
29.50;
temperature,
37;
light
swell.
Bull
Harbor
Showery,
southeast
wind,
eighteen
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
29.50;
temperature,
46;
moderate
swell.
Alert
Bay
Showery,
southeast
wind,
ten
miles
per
hour;
barom
eter
29.61;
temperature,
46;
light
chop.
Estevan
Raining,
southeast
wind,
six
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
29.70.
Vancouver
Cloudy,
southeast
wind,
six
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
29.78.
Victoria
Clear,
southerly
wind,
four
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
29.78.
Prince
George
Clear,
southerly
wind,
six
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
29.52.
Terrace
Cloudy,
calm,
36.
Aiyansh
Cloudy,
calm,
42.
Alice
Arm
Light
rain,
calm,
43.
Anyox
Light
rain,
calm,
42.
Stewart
Raining,
calm,
4.
36.
Hazelton
Partly
cloudy,
calm,
I
Profiteering
.4
I
To
Be
Probed
t
LONDON,
Oct.
31:
(CP)
In
view
of
increasing
public
in-
1r
dignation
at
alleged
profiteer-
Ing
out
of
defence
materials,
(
especially
materials
for
air
I
raid
protection,
It
is
expected
'
there
will
be
a
governmental
Inquiry.
In
the
course
of
a!
I
few.hdurs
aCthe
ttarfot-lhe
"
reqenj
crisis,
it
ideciargofvijkt
th?
prco
of
sand
bagsmount-
f
ed
from
3c
to
50c.
IS
DEAD:
;
Lieut.
Col.
Uamou
Franco
Life
In
Crash
of
Airplane
Island
of
Majorca
RETURNING
COLONIES
Proposed
to
Make
Some
Grants
to
Germany
Hitler
Says
he
Expects
Fair
Treatment
LONDON,
Oct.
31:
(CP)
The
minister
of
external
affairs
of
the
younger
Franco
was
a
noted
flier,
union
of
South
Africa
is
due
to
,In
1926
he
made
the
first
trans-
arrive
in
London
shortly
to
discuss
.Atlantic
flight
from
Europe
to
vith
the
Imperial
government
the
South
America.
He
was
once
air
question
of
German
colonial
de-
,
attache
to
the
Spanish
embassy
in
.
mands.
'Washington.
'
One
solution
that
Is
being
scr-I
lously
proposed
Is
the
return
to
(Germany
of
portions
of
Portugese
West
Africa
and
the
Belgian
go
which
were
taken
from
her
af
ter
the
Great
War.
'
Speaking
yesterday
in
Germany,
.
CharrceHor
Adolf
Hitler
declared
that
it
was
up
to
the
countries
now'-:
'
controlling
colonies
taken
from
(Germany
after
the
war
to-see
that-
Heavy
showers
sne
1S
lairy
eaieai
in
reguru
m
southwest
wind,
five
miles
per
hour
thelr
"turn
He
was
inferred
to
have
alluded
to
the
British
Empire
and
France.
Rain
And
Wind
All
Along
Coast
Air
and
Highway
Traffic
Delayed
From
California
to
British
Columbia
Border
SEATTLE,
Oct.
31:
Rain
and
wind
over
the
week-end
delayed
air
and
highway
traffic
from
Fresno,
California,
to
the
British
Columbia
border.
There
was
an
inch
and
a
half
of
snow
In
the
Sierra
Nevada
mountains.
.
,
Weather
Forecast
General
Synopsis
Pressure
remains
low
off
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
Heavy
rains
have
occurred
on
the
British
Columbia
coa-vt
and
the
weather
has
been
showery
In
the
interior.
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Fresh
southeast
SmlthersPartly
cloudy,
calm,
32.
winds,
cloudy
with
occasional
Burns
Lake-i-Brlght,
cairn,
33.
showers,
becoming
cooler.
VP
1
iff
3
it