Today's
Weather
prince
Rupert
Clear,
north-trly
wind,
two
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
30.17;
temperature,
tt;
sea
smooth.
Vol.
XXVII..
No.
115.
-A
not
Dewdney,
the
Conservatives
ind
C
C
F.
have
the
same
num-btr
of
seats
seven.
Winning
of
the
seat
would
probably
give
tbe
winner
the
right
to
choose
the
new
Leader.
Should
the
seat
go
Liberal,
the
two
Independent
members-
R,
W.
Druhn,
Salmon
Arm,
and
Tom
Uphill.
Fernle,
might
have
an
Important
say
In
ih
rhnlpf
nf
the
Leader.
Mr
Bruhn
leans
towards
the
Conscr-tatlves
and
Mr.
Uphill
towards
ikA
n
n
v
The
result
of
the
election
is
.
ntchrd
with
Interest
as
all
par
ties
was
built
at
Parrsboro
ln
1919.
Winners
Of
Essay
Contest
Received
connection
Work
with
National
A!r
a
11
il
And
bas
Board
Named
Boly
of
Three
Members
Is
An
nounced
by
Province
of
Alberta
To
Regulate
Industry
EDMONTON,
May
17!
(CP)
Appointment
of
an
oil
and
gas
con
Ovation
board
for
the
province
Alberta
was
announced
last
n8ht
n
consists
of
three
mem-Dfrs-
the
chairman
being
an
c
prl
from
the
United
States.
IS
nURIED
HERE
The
funeral
of
Verne
Moore,.
So-'Uc
fisherman,
who
succumbed
to
art
fntlnro
nh0rrl
ho
frnlllnir
boat
peace
In
Grenvllle
Channel
last
week
while
the
boat
was
bound
j.
Jfom
Seattle
"
to
Alaksa,
took
place
i
Soldier
Enters
British
Cabinet
May
17:
(CP)-Three
of
six
.""-lon
own'd
b
the
Union
oiI
Co-
convicts
under
death
sentence
.
fnr
uninT
nf
nun
Ranriprs
'
California,
was
swept
aground
penitentiary
guard
captain,
Lieut.
G.B.
Coldwell
Becomes
Secretary
for
Scotland
Under
Ministerial
Shuffle
LONDON,
May
17:
(CP)
Lieut.
Col.
O;
B.
Coldwell
enters
the
Brit-1
land
ln
succession
to
Rt.
Hon.
Wal-
who
succeeds
Sir
King-'
have
put
their
big
guns
Into
BJIott
of
'he
campaign.
UlKLUU
PICKED
UP
Ihrte-Mted
Canadian
Schooner
Stewart
Salter
Brought
Into
Cilnur
ester
by
Coastguard
GLOUCESTER,
Mass..
May
17:--The
three
masted
Canadian
f
Ishlrg
schooner
Stewart
T.
Salter
cf
Parrsboro,
Nova
Scotia,
was
brought
tn
here
yesterday
by
the
United
States
coastguard
cuttei
Algonquin
after
havlivj
been
pick
ed
up
In
a
disabled
condition
at
tea
The
derelict
was.
barely
afloat
and
Is
said
to
be
virtually
a
totM
loss,
sley
Wood,
the
new
Secretary
State
for
Air,
as
Minister
of
Health.
The
air
ministry
shake-up
widen-
ed
today
with
the
resignation
of
Lord
Weir,
unofficial
government
advisor
on
aircraft
production,
who
said
he
was
following
the
action
of
Viscount
Swlnton
who
resigned
.
as
Air
Secretary-
yesterday,
met
some
sudden
sort
of
fate.
CLEVELAND
M0VES.UP,:
v
Indians
Now
in
Second
Place-Washington
Senators
Lose
Again
CLEVELAND.
May
17:
(CP)
Moving
out
of
a
tie
with
the
New
The
vessel
was
turned
over
to
York
Yankees,
Cleveland
Indians
her
owner.
Charles
W.
Salter
of
assumed
exclusive
possession
oi
Parrsboro,
She
Is
119
feet
long
and
second
place
ln
the
American
Lea
gue
standing
yesteraay,
one
game
belcw
the
Idle
Boston
Red
Sox.
The
'Indians
defeated
the
Philadelphia
I
Athletics
4
to
3
ln
ten
Innings.
The
Washington
Senators
A..
suffered
an
ptner
other
defeat
aeieai
at
American
League
Philadelphia
3,
Cleveland
4
(ten
Innings).
Washington
7,
Detroit
13.
1
Only
games
scheduled.
Today's
Weather
lOoveriunmH
"lr.ph
Terrace-Clear,
calm-,
temperature,
45.
Alyansh
Clear,
calm,
48.
Alice
Arm
Clear,
calm,
44.
Anyox
Clear,
calm,
50.
Stewart
Clear,
calm,
42.
Hazelton
Clear,
calm.
49.
Smlthers
Clear,
dlny,-50.
Burns
Lake
Snow
flurries,
calm,
37.
GIANTS
BEAT
CUBS
NEW
YORK.
May
17.-New.Vork
Giants
beat
Chicago
Cuds
Dy
o..c
1
-
-
-
-
on
a
well
known
here.)
Breaking
Off
Of
Relations
Is
Regretted
Local
Girl
Is
Faithful
Nurse
mmm
reef
about
one
mile
from
by
and
an
attempt
will
be
made
tonight
to
refloat
the
vessel,
Wind
at
Vancouver
VANCOUVER.
May
17:
(CP)
I
Three
small
yachts
were
blown
ashore
and
damaged
slightly
by
high
wind
here
overnight.
Other
minor
damage
was
done.
Wreckage
of
an
oil
schooner
has
been
found
by
police
but
there
arc
believed
lo
be
no
major
casualties.
Don
Yelf
Is
I
Hurt
On
Boat;
1
In
Hospital
I
Recognition
For
Miss
.Elizabeth
4c
McLcod
R.N.
on
Graduating
at
Victoria
twisted.
prorrniinn
Wreckage
From
Missing
Vessel
:
FREIGHTER
VANCOUVER,
May
17:
ICP)
the
vessel
may
have
been
tne
vic-
Having
suffered
internal
in-,
.tlm
of
an
internal
explosion,
Al-
Velf
was
flown
here
yesterday
met
some
suddn
sort
of
fate,
by
airplane
from
Kyoquot.
His
condition
ln
hospital
last
night
was
reported
to
be
fair,
(Capt.
Yen
was
iormeny
io-
rated
in
Prince
RuDert
and
is
GOES
DOWN
West
Strikes
Rock
And
Sinks
In
Wrangell
Narrows-May
Be
Salvaged
sank
in
Wrangell
Narrows,
according
to
advices
received
here
yesterday.
The
crew
escaped
safely.
LONDON,
May
17.
A
government
An
attCmpt
will
be
made
to
salvai;
u.j.
f
,
spokesman
expressed
rpgrct
at
the
tnt
vesse
which
was
built
as
a
I
-"
'
'n
breaking
off
of
diplomatic
relations
!submarlne
chaser.
She
was
bound
ueiroii
i.gers
m
"Yh
,lth
Mexico
over
the
oil
company
.
:north
wlth
cargo
when
the
strand-
and
dropped
ulu"
deeper
Into
louring
,
expropriation
Issue
but
said
mat
thafi,
ing
nrrnrred
occurred.
I)
n
n
It
uy
mrs.
nooseveu
proud
Ncw
York
Glants
wcrc
it(j;:f
humbled
by
'the
lowly
Phillies.
Hal
mem
v.
-
-
-
WASHINGTON,
D,
C,
May
17:
Schumacher
being
driven
from
the
tcrcsw
aoroa01
-Mrs
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt,
wire
mound,
and
had
their
margin
or
of
the
President,
opened
the
doots
Natlona
1
League
leadership
over
of
the
White
House
yesterday
trf
pjttsburg
Pirates
reduced
to
five
two
boys
and
a
girl
from
varloua
jujj
games.
pans
oi
mo
country
wno
naa
Deen(
yesterday
s
Big
League
scores;
winners
in
an
essay
contest
ln
biannual
i-trtRuu
Boston
5,
Brooklyn
4.
New
York
3,
Philadelphia
12.
Halibut
Sales
Summary
American
None.
Canadian
59,250
pounds,
and
4c
to
6.6c
and
4c;
Canadian
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
MAY
17,
1938.
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ROCKS
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Grounded
by
Gale
COLUMBIA.
South
Carolina.
'
VICTORIA,
May
17:
(CP)
Th!
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noss
itiacKay,
JVlllS
ueVen
Recently
Bought
by
Oscar
Pick,
,
vesiruyea
LONDON,
May
17:
(CP)
The
residence
on
Tenth
Avenue.
At
least
seven
were
killed
and
east
0f
Conrad
.Street,
originally
five
injured
In
a
London
un-
built
by
the
late
T.
Ross
Mackay
derground
railway
collision
and
recently
purchased
by
Oscat
early
today.
Several
were
bur-
pick,
who
was
on
the
point
of
mov-
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uuuac
The
result
of
the
election
may
onslst
neoree
Wlneard
'
MCS
w
d
turned
into
a
heavy
higher.
An
eastbounder
smash-
was
unoccupied
at
the
time
of
the
iffect
the
choice
of
the
new
Lead-
.
ft
nr!fl
iKv
'
squall.
ed
into
the
rear
of
another
fire
and
the
origin
of
the
flames
trof
the
Opposition
to
succeed
tfo
crans
Therc
is
water
ln
No-
3'
Unk
train
between
Temple
Square
had
not
been
definitely
ascertain-,
'
1.1.
r.
v
T
PaftnrKnn
u;hna
urans.
tiumn
rnom
and
in
No.
2
tank.
4.
onrf
rhorlni
Priv
stations.
pd
un
tn
this
monilner.
The
value
OYVI1
Ul
.
.
....wm.
!
u
.
t
u
w..h.
.."O
-
r
w
I
mMi
made
the
seat
vacant.
With-
The
Salvage
King
is
standing
The
crowded
coaches
were
of
the
house
Is
placed
at
about
of
M
of
flames
and
the
conflagration
or
its
reflection
could
be
seen
all
over
the
city.
It
was
about
11:45
that
the
alarm
was
turned
In
from
tne
plant
of
the
Canadian
Fish
it
Ccld
Storage
Co.,
about
half
a
mile
dis-
tant.
The
frame
structure
was
Internal
Explosion
May
Have
Been
quickly
consumed.
A
large
crowd
f
ate
of
Anglo-Australian,
Long
of
spectators
was
attracted.
Overdue
on
Voyage
Across
The
nearest
hydrant
was
at
a
Atlanti
distance
of
1200
feet
and
water
pressure
was
necessarily
light
with
PANAMA,
May
17:
(CP)
Wreck-
such
a
long
hose
run.
Fortunately,
age,
believed
to
have
been
from
the
there
were
no
other
houses
in
British
freighter
Anglo-Australian,
very
close
range.
missing
on
a
voyage
from
England
;
-
to
Vancouver
since
late
in
March
f)ip
iTftDPl
when
she
was
last
reported
off
the
jjJVJ
JiVEi
Azores,
Is
believed
to
have
been
found
off
Panama.
It
,1s'
believed
AT
SUCH0W
SHANGHAI,
May
17:
P)
It
mon,
trainman,
wan
stated
last
night
that
the
Jap-
anese
had
200,000
troops
engaged
In
the
siege
of
Suchow,
important
city
on
the
Lunghal
railway
line.
Marshalling
a
direct
attack,
the
Japanese
forces
are
within
ter
miles
of
Suchow,
advancing
or.
three
w.vw
sides.
-
Today
they
-i
claim
to
bf.
-"
tightening
ring
vaders.
New
Cars
For
C.N.
Delivered
Mail
and
Express
Coaches
Latest
In
Design
Are
MONTREAL,
May
17:
The
last
of
the
five
new
mall
and
expres.
cars
built
by
the
Canadian
Car
and
5.5c
Foundry
for
the
Canadian
National
.Railways
was
delivered
today.
Si
milar
to
the
ten
built
last
year,
the
I
Ingrid
H.,
9,500,
Atlln,
6.6c
and
cars
are
76
feet
six
Inches
over
the
end
sills
in
length.
The
mall
com
Leod
of
this
city,
whp
graduated
4,,.
compartment
In
each
car
Is
42
feet
as
a
nurse
from
St.
Joseph's
Hos-.
Lake
Biwa,
5,000,
Cold
Storage,
.one
inch
in
inside,
length.
The
pital
In
Victoria
last
week,
was
5.5c
and
4c.
(cars
are
all
steel
with
turtleback
among
those
who
won
special
rec-
Jupiter.
2,000,
Atlln,
5.5c
and
4c
I
roofs
and
are
painted
the
new
ognltlon
for
faithful
observance
of
the'
motto
of
the
training
school.
Graduation
exercises
for
the
twen-
ty-flve
new
graduates
took
place
4c
last
Tuesday
night
with
Impressive
rites
ln
which
the
lieutenant
governor,
Bishop
Cody,'
Dr.
George
Hall,
Dr.
G.
F.
Aylward,
the
Mother.
and
4c.
Mary
F.,
2,000,
Atlln,
5
and
light
green
which
has
been
'
(
'
ed
by
the
Canadian
National.
They
Fannie
F
6,000,
Atlln,
6c
and
have
six-wheel
commonwealth
trucks.
BC
Tbmo
rrows
Tides
High
.......
LOW
.
3:07'
a.m.
19.6
ft.
16:13
p.m.
17.6
ft.
9:55
am
4.8
It.
22:03
p.m.
8.4
ft.
PRICE:
5
CENTS
Proceeding
With
Coast
Defence
ELECTION
ON
FRIDAY
:
political
Interest
In
British
Col-
nmbia
This
week
venires
un
Dewdney
Contest
MISSION
CITY.
May
17:
(CP)
force
candidates
were
nominated
tirdav
for
the
provincial
bv-
lectlon
In
Dewdney
on
Friday
it
this
week.
-W.
A.
Jones,
Conserva-
.
Sentenced
lo
Death;
Escape
I
US
BLOWN
Tanker
Strands
Just
Outside
Vic
I?..-..
Dm!vM
i
toria
Harbor
Vancouver
Boats
1
1
U1U
1
1
IdUil
Base
And
Sites
'
A
.-II
D
or
rrtiiiery
oems
Prepared
Hereabouts
Cant.
Ian
Mackenzie
Tells
Parliament
of
Progress
Being
Made
Canada
Must
ueiy
on
iier
uwn
rrouucnon
and
Manufacturing
OTTAWA,
May
17:
(CP)
Canada
must
rely
on
her
production
and
manufacturing
resources
for
supply
,-ar
materials
in
preparation
for
national
emergency,
$2500.
There
was
some
Insurance
trnn
Tnn
Mnpkenzie.
minister
of
national
defense,
told
the
ZV6
planes,
inciuuing
seventy-eiym-
uumucxo
ui
vumyau.
type,
and
other
service
planes,
the
THREE
DIE
INWRECK
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
Freight
Train
Leaves
Track
Near
SchreU
ber,
East
of
Port
Arthur
Wiles'
east
of
TW
'Artrfur.
Tfie
X
Juries
in
a
fall
aboard
his
hal-
though
she
was
equipped
with
wire-
Japanese
Army
Has
no
Less
Than
dead
are
B
.Turner,
engineer;
Si
ibut
boat
off
the
West
Coast
of
less,
she
never
reported
distress
so
200,000
Men
Engaged
in
Siege
Prlske,
fireman,
and
H.
Kannegies-
Vancouver
Island,
Capt.
Don
the
theory
Is
that
she
must
have
There
ser,
trainman.
The
Injured
are
C
minister
said.
!
A
Pacific
Coast
survey
had
been
completed
on
the
possibility
of
es
tablishing
a
fishermen's
naval
reserve
with
two
hundred
fishermen
ready
to
enlist.
This
reserve
would
not
be
operating
before
next
winter.
Reporting
upon
the
progress
of
Pacific
Coast
fortifications,
the
minister
said
that
a
Queen
Char-
lotte
air
base
would
be
completed
SCHREIBER,
Ont.,
May
17:
(CP
thJs
summer
and
a
seapiane
base
-Three
men
were
killed
and
two
neaf
Prince
Rupert
together
with
a
In
the
wreck
of
Cana-
Injured
a
i
u
f
batteries
In
the
northern
dlan
Pacific
Railway
frdght
tra.n
lnce
wouW
be
v
west
of
here
last
night.
The
eng
i,t
derailed
and
with
some
of
the
Irelght
cars
plunged
from
the
.
track.
All
the
victims
were
railway
DI
A
L
I
W
employees.
Schrelber
is
about
28Cvl.
LliTLl
ll-J
lO
MISSING
Gerow,
conductor,
and
Wally
SI-
Lockheed
Transport,
with
Nine
on
OPENING
UP
1
AT
PAC0FI
R.
MacMillan,
president
of
British
Columbia
Packers,
Ltd.,
announces
the
company
will
start
a
new
can
Board,
Unaccounted
for
Ner
Los
Angeles
LOS
ANGELES,
May
17:
(CP)
Search
has
been
instituted
for
a
Lockheed
transport
plane1
which
is
missing
with
nine
passengers
on
board.
James
valuta
Neelan,
i.LVlUli,
heading
A.unuuig
the
tilt
n
p
T-l,
.
to
f
,
,
.
,
Operate
Both
Sal-
within
firing
distance
of
the
vital
.
Rockers
Ws
.
.
linn
.nnnnrv
ann
I
tint
tnn
'
r
-
'
"
Junction.
,"'
7T
Within
the
city,
240,900
Chinese
4,,erc
,i
rr-v.
well
WRANGELL,
May
17:-The
defenders
are
read
to
put
up
A
known
small
Alaska
Weighting
ves-
.
snorted,
ainst
tht
VANCOUVER,
May
17:
(CP)-H.
sel
sel
Gloria
Gloria
West
West
struck
a
rock
and
,..,.
steel
of
.
tliw
All-
men
had
sighted
what
was
thought
to
be
a
plane
south
of
Palm
Dale
In
the
Rock
Creek
district.
Later
it
was
ascertained
that
what
had
been
thought
to
be
a
grounded,
plane
was
only
a
pile
of
scrap
tin.
nery
and
reduction
works
at
Pacofl
In
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
:117L.
'
17
L
(
'
He
said
two
cannery
properties
If
nite
"TOSt
Un
had
been
taken
over
on
Moresby
.
-
-
-
.
.
Island,
The
plant
andequipment
May
MommS
IS
on
these
properties
will
be
aug-
J
3
mented
by
machinery
from
the
Pppnwlpfl
Ha1A
VClUI
UCU
11C1C
company's
dismantled
canneries
ln
other
parts
of
the
province,
he
j
stated.
Damp
surfaces
in
Prince
Rupert
MacMillan
declared
the
plant
was
had
an
unseasonable
coating
of
necessary
ln
the
Queen
Charlottes
white
frost
this
morning.
However,
because
previously
fish
caught
In!
with
the
official
theremometer
that
area
has
been
hauled
across
,
minimum
reading
I'or
the
night
open
water
to
Namu,
a
difficult
placed
at
34,
it
was
not
sharp
and
unprofitable
operation.
i
enough
to
do
much
damage
to
gar-
"With
canneries
ln
other
Import-
dens
which,
owing
to
continued
Gpny,
8.000,
Booth,
6.4c
and
4c.
partment,
built
according
to
the
ant
fishing
grounds
ln
trie
province,
coolness,
have
been
slow
ln
getting
Mother
II,
11,500,
Cold
Storage
reauirements
of
the
Canadian
Gov-
we
felt
we
could
not
afford
to
stay
I
started
this
year.
Clear
skies
now
-
e.lc
and
4c.
,
icrnment
Railway
Mall
Service,
has
out
of
the
Queen
Charlottes,"
he,
give
promise
of
bright,
warm
days
Miss
Elizabeth
McLeod
R.N.,
cynic,
7,000,
Pacific.
6.8c
and
4c
an
Inside
length
of
30
feet
six
In-
j
said.
and
a
more
marked
growth
should
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
H.
Mc-'
Essential,
6,000.
Pacific,
5.8c
and
ches.
The
express
and
baggage.-
The
company
took
over
the
ma-1
soon
ensue.
It
appears
that
the
Provincial
and
other
prominent
personages
took
part.
A
group
picture
nf
the
graduates,
including
Miss
McLeod,
appears
in
the
Victoria
Times
of
last
Wednesday.
WINNIPEG
WHEAT
PRICE
WINNIPEQ,
May
17:
(CP)
iou.a,
fr,,.nn
n.niA
w
...n
1
'
n
T
to
n
Wheat
wucuv
iuvui
futures
were
wcic
down
uqu
2'jC
-r2v
Chatham
Maid.
.
1,200,
Atlln,
5.6c
and
4c,
R.
K.,
1,050,
Cold
Storage,.
5.5c
NO
TRACE
OF
WOMAN
Efforts
of
police
to
find
further
unavailing.
LONDON
GOLD
PRICE
i
mi
ii
im
nnnii
17:
l'.
(CP)
111)1
Itn
.
LONDON,
i-ivi-i-jii,
i.iujr
May
n.
-i
Bar
Elections
In
Two
Seats
Deferred
trace
of
Mrs.
Ida
Hansen,
who
has
Voting
in
Far
North
Ridings
Will
been
missing
from
her
home
since
Not
Take
Place
Until
July
28
Saturday
night,
have
so
far
proven
REGINA,
May
17:
(CP)
Voting
in
two
of
the
far
north
ridings
of
Saskatchewan
will
be
deferred
from
chlnery
of
the
old
British
Columbia
gardeners
who
deferred
their
fisheries
plant
at
Aliford
Bay.
and
planting
this
spring
have
been
the
the
site
and
plant
at
Pacofl,
which
wise
ones.
was
built
by
German
capital
before!
the
Great
War.
I
M
P
1-
I
The
former
plant
was
built
orig-
10
LOntrSCtS
inally
by
Sir
George
Doughty,
of
.
,
m
Grimsby,
and
later
operated
as
the
Yfit
Vl
AWrirflGO
Maritime
Fisheries,
In
which
the
late
Sir
Thomas
Lipton
had
an
In
terest.
I
The
new
plant
wlll.be
ln
oper-i
atlon
this
summer.
TOUGH
COW
GETS
BOUNCED
ETTINGTON.
Sask..
May
17:
Great
Britain
Will
Not
Order
Planes
From
Canada
or
States
Until
After
Commission
Returns
LONDON.
May
17:
(CP)
No
contracts
for
building
of
airplanes
ln
(CP)
Cattle
ln
Saskatchewan's
Canada
or
the
United
States
for
the
southern
areas
have
become
tough
rearmament
program
of
the
Royal
after
years
of
drought
conditions.
1
Air
Force
will
be
let
until
after
the
One
of
Sam
Archer's
cows
was
,
return
to
England
of
a
special
corn-struck
by
a
fast-moving
rail-
mission
which
Is
looking
Into
the
I
....
a
n
f.
.
n
am
n-n
n-iiHinnin
n
1
n
n
...
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.
.
iimi.i
.
.
.
.
.
,
.
1
luiplve
inning
game
toaay.
uniiount;
o,
nic
(,..ioi
i)iuum.ioi
cici,-
way
ciiK'-ic
uu.
it
uuijf
suiiit.-!
-,
pussioiuues
oi
naving
pianes
duui,
iere
a
iweivt,
Jin
t,
b
I
Vesterrlnv
from
ihp
Chanel
of
I
run
In
Undertakers
with
Interment
In
Cleveland
American
Deai
ri
League
i
terday,
May
closing
at
$1.15.
J
London
metal
market
yesterday,
n'ounced..
'ran
away.
I
stated
yesterday.
falrvl,
ew
Cemctary.
In
'the