DmIcu
Mrani
Hate
To
IV
Lm
ployed
T
Oct
Surritor
off
the
wrecked
motorhlp
Patterson
s'l.i
rodfd
off
Cape
Fair-wiather.
wher
reue
ships
hae
b?rn
unsblr.
owing
to
rough
wea
"
r
t
,
rtftt
a
landing,
but
three
i
im
drnpntd
ff?ed
supplies
for
""-m
yrerday.
A
nln
was
to
ty
to
Utuya
to-
f
nidfi
ni'dfc
to
o
hIKe
hIKe
thirty
thirty
mil-!
mtli
!
Would
Recall
w-ruim-
barometer.
To
New
York
t
COVRTZNAY
Vanco
iviur
Ii-
CPi-
Six
Court-
igaaeo
m
gett
at
out
devil
cUb
toou
xor
t
irfiimmt
The
r"
ATTl
7.
npcmberJ5
,Pna
Jvr
Uje
roo
U
22i3il,
A-;
r?htfthS5rTlrnrs
of
"T
f
GASSED
IN
OIL
FIELD
-
,
of
annexation
to
Oennany
by
vot-
the
General
Victor
Odium
of
Wncuu-
-reriand
(0
the
lKh
where
ing
that
Memel
Clones
belongs
to
to
Ger-
Ger-
r.m
art
returning
to
utuya
uav
wornjw
to
come
out
by
plane
to
Juneau
Reichsbank
Head
Visits
England
LONDON.
December
15--Dr.
HJ
iwar
Bchirht.
bend
of
the
Oer
NAZI
PLOT
ver
Wa
Unconscious
forTwen
ty
Minutes
Yesterday
:
CALOARY,
rtlan
PrctfSi
Victor
Odium
of
Vancouver
and
T.
A.
Keyes
of
Oalgaty
were
uncon
sclous
for
twenty
minute
late
ye
i
terday
when
they
were
accidental-.ly
gassed
at
Ilome-MlllarvtUe
No.
2
Well
at
the
north
end
of
the
Tur
ner
Valley.
Both
are
reported
-to
be
fully
recovered
from
the
et-
iran
Reier.soana.
arnru
r'-..
.
;lh
'ccU
o(
the
Mnerience.
experience.
()
tody
to
confer
with
Montagu
Norman,
governor
of
the
uanic
oi
Finland.
TODAY'S
WEATHER
tirtnoa
niinprt
Scatered
clouds.
a
mwr
-
BUDAPEST.
Hungary,
ucccmi
ht
11
-Onlv
mterdty
Harbor
Part
cloudy,
south-
null
duh
iur
Hungarian
made
of
on
uprising
of
M
nQU
bar.
Nazis
on
December
1
In
an
aUempt
ea
.
mtem5Crature.
35;
to
seize
political
power
of
the
na-
omctri
tion
Due
to
effective
"A,ert
nay-Clear,
easterly
wind,
the
police,
the
conspiracy
was
put
J5"mHeJ
pcr
nour;
barometer,
'
down.
,nftn
.
Victoria-Clear,
northerly
wind,
ten
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
"MM
I
Vancouver
Clear,
calm;
barom-
Prinro
George-Clear,
northerly
Berlin
Envoy
"B"
"'''"'
i
Terrace
CJearjwrth
winq,
tern-
DUBLIN.
Dec
15.-AS
a
pro-
'jperature
ju.
test
at
political
and
religious
persecution,
the
Dublin
city
council
yesterday
urged
the
government
of
FJre
to
with-
rirnw
Hi
minister
to
Germany.
L
'
1A
Alice
Arm-Part
cloudy,
calm.
29
Anyox--Cloudy,
calm,
25.
Hazclton
Cloudy,
calm,
32.
Smlthcrs-Cloudy,
calm,
24.
Burns
Lake
Foggy,
calm,
15.
Stewart
Cloudy,
calm,
24.
Tomorrows
Tides
141
Capitol
TAXI
High
9:03
a.m.
20.0
ft.
21:56
p.m.
17.0
ft.
Low
2:27
ajn.
7.0
ft.
Macey's
Coffee
House
15:40
p.m.
0.2
ft
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITIS
II
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Vol
XXVII..
No.
290,
L
O
4
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSPAY,
.DECEMBER
15,
1938.
PRICE:
5
CENTS
Britis
Finances
Curb
On
Nazis
r-.
French
War
Budget
Is
Presented
TodayiPremier
Chamberlain
All
Country's
Forces
Would
Be
Used
To
Help
Great
Britain
Parliament
at
Paris
Receives
Estimate
of
$820,009,000
for
Defence
Expenditure
During
Coming
Year
PARIS,
Dcccmk'r
15:
(CP)
The
government
of
Premier
Edouartl
Dataller,
warning
Italy
and
Germany
V
at
I
ranee
will
fight
to
protect
the
Empire,
presented
to
Parliament
today
the
greatest
arms
budget
sine
the
World
War,
providing
for
an
expenditure
of
$820,000
for
t-''
-;:t:e
for
1.
'
Iti
a
twtnent
to
the
foreign
af
fx.
M
ommitlce
jau
num.
rwein
4,
-
OtTTiw
Bonnet
averted
f
he
entire
armed
force
of
the
.
wotili
be
ud
In
the
de-
?
.:
Oreat
Ilr:itn
In
the
event
irvkrd
attack.
RESCUE
IS
'
Devil
Club
Roots
Sent
TOUGH
JOB
enay
men
an
are
ROYAL
PRINCESSES
WEND
WAY
HOME
FROM
SCOTLAND
'
4
a
New
York
clinic
which
U
-"-
I-
unt
them
to
Vr
manafac-
1
fire
of
f
median
for
dUbti
?
Ui
m
H
k
I
Ml
3
.o
B
kgh
v
P.-
ia
e
fai
CI!
mu
Castle
In
Scotland,
where
they
had
si
n
4
a
holiday
Princess
Margaret
Rose
ilelf.)
and
Princess
Eiuaoeui,
next
.n
uae
of
u
xe,-sljn
Uk;
.ne
of
England,
aie
shown
In
their
au
,.
?:e
a
,iiey
lei;
t-s
Stat.ua
L-nCon.
-
"
"
"
"
Drlei
oriee
rbflnc
bUns
OF
MEMEL
:
Appeal
Expected
to
be
Made
Hitler
to
Take
it
Over
to
BERLIN.
Dec
15:
CP
The
new
Parliament
of
Memei,
following
el
rcUeqp
at
the
flrit
of
the
week.
expected
t
precipjiaie
me
wsup
imany.
sn
anoeal
tnai
cnanceuor
i
.
HlUer
wiuld
be
unable
to
Ignore
as
of
All
Oermans."
T
ProU-tor
December
15
(Cana-
-
Drisadler
General
MURDER
CHARGE
Mrs.
Gordon
McKenile,
Aged
22
of
Vancouver
Formally
Accused
of
Dropping
Her
Baby
Over
Bridge
...
.
.M
(
VANlAJUVCtil.
lycvtiuwt
fair,
northeast
wtna.
two
mm
P
'
nrMMlMr,
Onrdon
Mac
barometer.
20.98
f.llin.:
hJUr;
2
charged
i
irmnerature.
32:
sea
amotnn.
.
.
.
,
...
rt
Int.
rKUO
1
KA
1
tV
'y
w,nd'
tcn
mlIcs
h0Ur
mZy
night
in
a
drop
from
Burrara
eU.
,
bridge.
The
mother
sala
.
.f..n
Two
Langara
Island-Overcasi.
cast-IStrwft
easi-,
Hmnrd
accldentalli
i
nrifsrn
irrn
t
iiui
v
-
.
.
.
.
i
kmti"
(Am.
vtis
r
t
.I
.
.0rr
In
crly
wina.
nvc
m
"c"
"0,"
perature.
38;
light
swell.
while
she
herself
was
contemplat
Dead
7
SC-
rart
cloudy.
Ing
suicide
because
of
poverty.
tempera-
WANT
SUEZ
CANAL
NOW
iuc'h
h-Latest,
Dcniand
of
TotalN
f
tarian
Slates
oi
urrmany
and
Italy
BERLIN.
Decertber
15
The
Ger
man
press
yesterday
voiced
demands
that
the
AngloFrcnch
Suez
Canal
company
give
over
a
portion
f
the
shares
In
the
Suez
Canal
to
he
totalitarian
states
of
Germany
and
Italy.
Hockey
Scores
Pacific
Coast
League
Spokane
3,
Seattle
2.
1
Settlements-.
:
CHINA
RHYS.
Is
Reached
!
Accoiding
to
an
announce-
mnt
uiciu
uubc
made
this
afternoon
by
U.S.
GOODS
BI.7
Commercial
Deal
for
Natural
Products
to
be
Announced
the
lire
departmeiu.
lh
4
.ttnlsht
commercial
ar-
Has
Something
More
To
Say
For
Germany
Associates
"Statesmen"
But
Not
"People"
of
That
f!niintrv
With
Tlit
I.ntnsf
Rpmnrks
Alnnpv
Pnuw
j
Might
Be
Deciding
Factor
'
LONDON,
December
15:
(CP)
P
ime
Minister
Nov-
Great
Britain's
financial
power
is
the
curb
on
Nazi
statesmen
when
they
think
of
war,
We
may
take
it
that
when
German
statesmen
I
won't
say
the
German
people
re-
e
i
4t
:ui
..
t
:
ai
ai
.
neck
uii
wie
pussiuie
iruiiAdjueuces
ui
a
cuiunui,
uiuy
mum
Jnct
only
of
our
armaments
but
of
our
great
financial
resources
which,
nn
it
tin
31
war
of
Ion?
duration,
might
I
HI
H
I
IK
I
I
:
well
prove
the
deciding
factor.
i
!
Manion
Is
I
I
Opposed
To
t
Immigrants
t
,1-
Flat
opposition
to
admission
of
my
immigrants
to
the
Domln-
4
ion
while
Canadian
are
un-
employed
was
expressed
here
lit.
nloht
hv
Hon
.Dr.
R.
J.
1934
and
took
the
same
stand
now.
WASHINGTON
UAJ
.
UC.
10.
Douglas
Stalker,
secretary
of
Announccraent
Is
expected
to
be
I
A
DnDITCC
the
Firemen
s
Un.on.
a
setUe-
made
Ti(nin
,
tev
da,
of
an
ar
jLiDViI
1
Ltd
:
tr.ent
has
been
reached
in
re-
ran,ement
for
the
sale
of
between
.
'
i
t-
gard
to
poaits
at
issue
between
$25f0co,ooo
and
$50,000,000
of
Am-
APh
HH
AkIi
'
the
city
and
the
members
of
erl.an
VT0imts
to
China.
It
is
dis-
rllVLj
llHrYlL'
4
U
a
II.
Hann
prvkTffr
ThiM
mere
-r
....
.
.
are
waje
increases
ranging
r9nm.nt
invoi-m
r.o
loan.
Or-,
Unemployment
Insurance,
Thirty
from
13
to
$25
per
month
and
anBP,
would
lncluded
m
the
pro.
two
weeks'
holidays
per
year
d
v
wun
pay.
ii
was
siawcu.
m
uc
Cltv
Hall
there
was
no
confir-
matlon
that
a
settlement
had
been
reached.
English
Cup
replays
Walthamstow
1,
Stockport
Coun
Left
For
Alaska
In
Small
Boat;
Return
To
Port
BELLING
HAM,
December
15
-Four
youns
New
York
men.
who
left
here
In
a
small
boat,
headed
for
Baby
Clipper
At
Ketchikan
:
ALL
MEN
r&IYlJ
DAI
U
al
Old
CoUntry
SoCCer
Second
Search
Party
Went
"
Sm!thr
Smlthtrs
in
to
Rihinr
Babine
Mountains
Mount
was
aroused
when
the
first
party
failed
to
return
with
the
body
yesterday
after
having
been
out
three
days
on
the
forty-mile
hlke
All
the
men
were
reported
safe
last
night,
j
(More
on
Page
Six)
BAN
FORCE
FOR
DEBTS
j
LIMA,
Peru,
Dec.
ia:
iur
j
Riexi-jco.
at
the
Pan
American.
Confer-
ence
yeitcrday,
proposed?
llie
ban-'nlng
of
force
In
the
settlement
of
:
International
debt.
This
Is
lntercst-
ing
In
view
of
the
Mexican
oil
ex-
KETCHIKAN.
December
15
In
proprlatlons.
flnn
hat
aurpprl
nHth
the
H6ur
Week
and
Other
mings
Asked
by
Congress
OTTAWA.
Dec.
15:
(CP
A
Trades
and
Labor
Congress
of
Canada
delegation,
in
conference
with
the;
federal
cabinet
today
asked
the
ApC
C
A
EC
government
to
introduce
a
natlon-
uriemnlovment
insurance
scheme
the
next
session
of
Parliament.
From
The
deleaatlon
also
stated
Its
!
-To-ition
to
lowerlne
of
the
stand-.
V
3.
...
4
4
U
kKJ
A'tf...
1
.
,
-
-
.
1
nM
kfthalf
nf
.
'
.
'Set
uul
lo
ivtuct
uic
uuuj
ui.imi-
;
ft
pica
WHS
CUICICU
Ull
U
j
Hull
City
0.
Chester
1.
Kan.
63-vcar
old
Vancouvet
,mmnlaved
seamen
who
are
un-
ELECTED
C.C.F.
Leader
Had
Majority
of
.More
i
Than
2000
Over
Over
Mayor
Miller
.
VANCOUVER,
Dec
15:
(CP)
Dr.
J.
Lyle
Telford
M.
L.
A.
was
elected
mayor
of
Vancouver
yesterday,
with
.'a
majority
of
more
than
two
thousand
ever
Mayor
George
C
Miller,
Four
other
candidates
were
In
the
field.
Dr.
Telford,
who
will
have
a
two-year
term
as
mayor,
rode
to
Yeovll
and
Petters
1.
Folkestone
and
Smithers
prospector
from
the
J
able
to
fulfil
residential
quallflca--
-Barnsley.
.
.
Babine
Mountains
where
he
dieo.tlons
for
relief
when
they
become
'Rt
R,
Stockport
plays
Chester
cf
exnc.ure
last
Saturday
-
night.
Is
i
jobless.
Ruoer
Rupert
neets
Coventry
City
and
Yeovli
.
.
f
M
d
rtv
eVoc.
fnr
hp
raiiwav
broth-
ila-s
Sheffield
Wednesday
In
the
m
search
of
It.
Anxiety
i
prhoods
exnressed
ODPOSltlon
to!
next
round.
railway
unification.
Weather
Forecast
umbla.
The
weatner
is
iair
anai
Alaska,
nave
returned,
incy
ue-
-
...
,
,j
elded
that
the
boat
was
not
safe,Interestlnr
Proposal
hy
S1,c
at
5htly2SderT
cuuugii.
ran-.imcrican
ionirrcnce
victory
on
the
crest
of
heavy
Manioi.
ConserraUve
Reader,
T.tinr
support
:
from
the
same
fT
'aid'h
hail
opposed
admis-
dutritt
district
in
Ih
the
the
east
east
end
end
Which
which
re
re-
sion
of
German
refugees
In
turned
him
to
the
Legislature
with
a
big
lead
in
the
last
provincial
election.
The
complete
tabulation
gave
the
following
figures:
Dr.
Telford
-
16,903
Mayor
Miller
11,812
CoL
Nelson
Spencer
8,397
T.
H.
Kirk
891
Dr.
A.
F.
Barton
772
Ex-Mayor
L.
D.
Taylor
....
421
Althouth
Mavor
Miller
was
un
successful,
the
Nonpartisan
al-dermanlc
slate,
which
supported
him,
swept
tle
four
council
vacancies
in
the
persons
of
Aid.
John
Bennett,
Aid.
J.
W.
Corn-ett.
Aid.
Halford
'D.
Wilson
and
Fred
Crone,
who
is
also
a
Liberal
Member
of
the
Legislature
for
Vancouver
Centre.
Dr.
Telford,
while
elected
mayor,
will
have
a
council
largely
opposed
to
his
policies.
ard
of
unemployment
relief
and
nTPIJ
AIJ
CXN
SMITHERS.
December
15
(Cana-
sought
Institution
of
a
thirty-hour,
IjljjflvJi
Vll
rtlan
Prpl
A
spnrrh
nnrtv
which
n-solr
!
THIS
SIDE
J.
L.
Coudert
of
Prince
Lands
in
Halifax
After
Visiting
Pope
HALIFAX,
December
15
(Canadian
Press)
Ut.
Rev.
J.
L.
Coudert
Bishop
co-adjutor
of
Prince
Rupert
.and
the
Yukon,
arrived
here
on
iTuesdav
nizht
after
attending
a
Oeneral
Synopsis
A
moderate'
meeting
of
the
Order
of
Oblates
of
disturbance
Is
approaching
Van-1
Mary
Immaculate
In
Rome
where
couver
Island
but
pressure
remains
he
was
received
In
audience
with
high
in
the
Interior
of
British
Col-'
the
Pope.
nr
it
a
nnv
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Char-.
fSr,
ri
Afl
I
lotie
iSianas
Moacraic
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
isiana
Moderate
to
fresh
east
wind,
fair
and
slightly
milder.
inc
Course
OI
Miiuniri
VAWuimitiiwi
nnn"
-n
-
-...i,....
,
.
.
.
fiioht
tn
sniithpnstpm
Alaska.
Pan-
United
States
proposal
that
the
YAKIMA,
December
15-Convic-
.
.
,..,
i
i
r,.u..
nntinnc
nt
ihn
mnisr.
itt
nf
the
murder
of
John
D
American
Airways
uying
ouwi
nauy
iwcuy-uic
..v
vw....
,
.
.
.
j
Clipier
landed
here
yesterday
from
ence
do
everything
to
lower
tariff
Moore.
Roy
Wright
was
sentenced
i
ri
An
f
n
nam
vpvi
m
m
n
v
Seattle.
Darners.
r-j
Yakima
Man
Is
Condemned
IN
GIVING
It
has
been
suggested
that
peo-
ole
who
give
are
happy
people.
Wo
wrgest
at
this
time
that
one
way
if
helping
to
insure
a
happy
Christmas
Is
to
help
others
to
be
happy.
Possibly
the
best
way
of
do
ing
this
Is
by
supporting
the
Salva-Hnn
Armv
Fund.
We
have
so
far:
Previously
acknowledged
$39.95
Women's
Cuiadlan
Club
5.03
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Friend
M
L.
Mumtord
v
tftt.'SHia
.
2.03
if
0