h.i
nivht
iii
have
made
rhanrrllor
Adolf
iiT
of
Germany
in
retard
to
German
minority
in
this
i
jt.
uhfrrnv
iirrman
ui-
n
li
t
'
ts
to
be
administered
by
Ger
n
nationals
would
be
estab-
,rl
on
the
basis
of
giving
over
nrrnf
nf
arlnilmc
.
iitu
.j
u-arnlnr
In
f!Pcho
Ciccho-Slovakla
Mere
given
UUCllj
UI
VUiat
HIV
v.
,,-nniri
ti
i9urn
nv
inp
In
Czecho-Slovakia
as
had
Renounce
Alliance
i
.
tiii
.in.....
i
mi
r
-
ptict
wun
ucrmany,
r-mi
u
r
Rovsian
alliance
is
said
to
Hitkt's
basic
condition
for
an
inninn.
Informed
persons
said
it
was
AN
A
1
1
A
IS
Passion
of
-
given,
amily
Tradition
to
NOT
ASKED
Consultation
Yet
Willi
Ilrltisi
Says
Premier
uiMi
government
was
awaltuj
f
rcsulu
of
consultations
with
c
Dominions
before
Prime
Minis
Kpnn
K
ant
I
n
xvi
A
m.
V
l
yM
vji
llf
Till-on
II
I
.
w
iiunurru
icars
aiucii
first-Rorn
Have
Been
Boys
Mrs.
John
Alden
birth
a
ooy
Her
husband
is
a
dt,
""if
ni
inp
jnnn
Amen
wno
And
Founders
COPENHAGEN,
March
19:
(CP)
The
Oerman
steamship
APPEAL
TO
SPANIARDS
Once
Oay
City
Nothing
Bat
Shambles
Now
British
Freighter
Destroyed
People
Terrified
'Great
Britain
and
France.
..Ark
That
Halt
Be
Called
To
Such
Carnage
LONDON.
March
10:
(CP)
Prime
Minister
Neville
!
Chamber-,
lain
announced
yesterday
that
another
appeal
had
been
made
by
both
Oreat
Britain
and
France
to
both
sides
In
he
Spanish
civil
war
to
call
a
halt
to
attacks
upen
helpless
civilians
such
as
the
raids
which
have
been
made
during
the
past
few
days
by
the
insurgents
upon
Barcelona,
raining
frightful
death
and
destruction
upon
that
once
gay
city.
,man,
Italian
and
Spanish
pilots.
;
Where
they
may
strike
next
there
is
no
idea.
I
Meantime.
General
Francisco
Franco's
rebel
forces
are
continuing
their
drive
toward
the
Medi-
aa
a
rnnrnrt.pr
in
l.nntrTPi-i
.
p-
-
w.
vuui
tuuiff
v
iuiivy
ax
Un
tarm
roducts
lo
-
r
ljfiiiii
PREPARE
MORE
AID
IS
ASKED
.
.
.
.uunicipai
convention
Would
Have
Dominion
Take
Over
Fifty
Per
Cent
of
Itclicf
Now
and
All
Later
OTTAWA,
March
19:
(CP)
The
Clause
Boge,
enroute
from
Oslo
:
Canadian
Federation
of
Mayors
and
to
the
Spanish
insurgent
port
Municipalities
convention
accepted
of
Huclva,
sank
in
the
North
'
from
the
resolutions
committee,
of
Sea
off
Hornsrev
Light
today
which
Mayor
George
C.
Miller
oi
after
an
explosion
of
undeter-
Vancouver
is
chairman,
a
resolution
mined
origin.
The
Swedish
.asking
the
Dominion
government
tc
x
alimp
half
thp
met.
nf
fpHpf
rt
Settlement
is
reported
to
t
M
Qf
the
twenty.one.man
municipalities,
pending
taking
over
crew
except
the
captain.
i
,
the
entire
cost
Including
medical
I
assistance
and
hospitalization.
The
present
plan
provides
grants-jln-aid
by
the
Dominion
to
the
provinces
which,
in
turn,
assist
the
municipalities.
In
no
case
does
the
Dominion
pay
more
than
forty
pci
cent.
I
Government
Aids
!In
Fight
Against
Floods
In
Fraser
VICTORIA,
March
19:
(CP)
-
The
provincial
government
an
nounces
that
pumping
facilities
in
:
the
lower
Fraser
Valley
will
bt
doubled
as
a"
flood
precautionafj
measure.
ISVITAL
PROBLEM
Foreign
embassies
moved
out
ciCOunsei
for
the
Province
of
British
Barcelona
yesterday
for
safety
an'lj
Columbia,
declared
before
the
Itow-thc
subways
arc
crowded
with
ell
R0yaj
commission
on
lntergov-crlnglns
humans
seeking
safcf
y
,
ernmci)tal
relations
that
unemploy-from
the
deadly
bombardment..
ment
nacl
attained
such
dimensions
mm
work
nf
dlccine
the
dead,
dy
Neville
Chamberlain
made
his
(
anA
iwrihlv
wounded
out
of
finite
statement
of
policy
In
re-
thp
wreCkage
of
the
city
continues.
-
u
vuc
curuutan
siiuuiiuii,
rMnt
mp
runner
rams
uiu
icauu.
.uuer
wniiam
Lyon
Mackcnz'c
that
it
required
treatment
"for
I
peace,
order
and
good
government"
of
Canada)
Knnator
I
Farris
advocated
the
The
insurgents
arc
now
said
to.
Domlnion
taking
over
full
respon-
niui,
wic
v,uiuuuui
bua-
navc
seven
nunarea
uumuuib
i
cihllltv
for
the
empioyaoie
unem
uuu
urn
nSKPfi
inr
nu
M
UnAo
mrcr
v
mnnr
in
iifrnmiiv
.
ytlkXl
HO)
iWVIJ
-
opinion
ana
noi
e
ana
Italy,
In
operation
wun
uer-
Uncniployment
Has
Become
(iicst-lon
Affecting
Peace,
Order
and
Good
Government,
Says
Farris
VICTORIA,
March
19:
(CP)
Senator
J.
B.
deB.
Farris,
K.C..
ployed.
j
It
was
not(now
xi
sectional,
seasonal,
temporary
problem
but
a
definite
national
.condition
requiring
;natlonal
scale
treatment,
j
Hon.
George
S.
Pearson,
minister
I
of
labor,
declared
that
there
would
hp
no
unemployed
in
British
Col-
tcrranean
coast,
driving
me
ioy-,
j
e
lt
not
for
tne
Contin
allst
defenders
before
mem.
rur-,
.
.
transients
from
other
thcr
important
centres
have
been
captured
in
the
drive.
From
Cerbere,
France,
comes
iword
that
a
freighter,
nying
ire
British
DrlUs"
flag,
IB'
ran
aground
Br,1
in
names
parts
of
Canada
to
the
mild
climate
of
the
coast.
Take
Over
P.G.E.
At
the
British
Columbia
spokes-
'
government,
Dr.
vlnclal
Secretary,
told
BULLETINS
BABY
DERBY
SETTLED
TORONTO
Sir.
Justice
Middle-ton
pave
judgment
"in
Ontario
Supreme
Court
today;
ruling
thai
the
$500,000
Charles
Millar
baby
derby
estate
is
to
be
divided
be
tween
four
Toronto:
mothers
Mrs.
Annie
Smith,
Mrs;
Kathleen
Nagle.
Mrs.
Isabel
MacLean
and
Mrs.
Alice
Timlock.
Each
registered
nine
births
within
ten
years
of
Millar's
death
In
.1926,
The
1
ii
rt
ye
threw
out
the
(claims
o(
Mrs.
Lillian
Kenny
and
Mrs
Pauline
Clarke.
MEXICO'S
BOLD
STROKE
MEXICO
CITY
President
Cardenas
today
expropriated
British
and
American
oil
rropcrtirs
valu--d
at
more
than
$tpO,6o6,00
in
a
hold
stroke
deplaned
to
end
a
ira
year
conflict
between
laboi
and
foreicn
canilal.
SimuHan-
eoulv
(he
Central
Mexican
Rank
suspended
dealines
In
foreign
currency
and
the
President
indi
cated
devaluation
of
the
peso
was
under
official
consideration
TWEEDSMUIR
GOING
HOME
OTTAWA
While
fio
official
announcement
will
be!
made
un
till
nearer-the
time
of
his
depar
turc.
It
Is
reported
there
that
the
Governor
General,
Lord
Tweedsmnir,
will
spend.-'.
a
holiday
early
this
summer
in
Eng
land
and
Scotland,
VETERANS'
ASSISTANCE
OTTAWA
The
House
of
Commons
last
night
finally
approved
the
War
Veterans'
Allowance
Act
pension
extensions
and
sent
the
measure
on
to
the
Senate
South
African
veterans
are
now
added
to
those
who
receive
pensions
of
$10
and
$20
pet
month
after
reaching
sixty
years
of
age.
IIAPPY
ONTARIO
TORONTO
For
the
second
consecutive
year.
Premier
Hepburn
reports
a
surplus
in
ordinary
accounts.
This
time
the
surplus
is
$3,000,000.
.
The
Premier
budgets
for
a
surplus
next
year
of
$287,677.
There
will
be
no
increase
in
taxes
and
no
new
forms
of
taxation.
Rewards
Posted
For
Return
Of
Two
Prisoners.
WINNIPEG,
March
19:
(CP)
Rewards
of
$50
each
have
been
posted
for
the
return
of
two
long
term
convicts
who
escaped
from
Stony
Mountain
Penitentiary
ten
days,
ago.
Three
in
an
escaped,
unc
HAMILTON.
March
19:
(CP)
'man,
Senator
Farris
proposed
that
was.nlured
,n
mM-
nl3
cct.
l
n
u.
ii
.
...
iivui
r
t
nArMininn
rr
i
iii
iu.ii
iiiiiiiii
i;in
.
V,,uu
lamuy
oi
uamiaon
yes--
.
.tinrr
tn
the
border
UiC
w.v-
;away
vay
was
was
recaptured
recapiurca
uut
mere
waa
j
ivcul
iin
n
inrpo
nnnnrrn
-
-
....
.jnH
Tha
ruuiu
r
-
f
v..
v
Vtnri
hnPn
T
firllt
IKJcU.
.,
i
a.
i
car
famiiw
Mui
4U-4
4u-Jt"
r
.
nrr.it
Eastern,
suggesting
mat
1
.....j
WUUIIIUII
LI1UL
L11C
lllOV-l
IJ
rt
havo
firiVPll
LllK
,
w
in
rr
.
-
vi
uv
.
.
.
i
ka
oYiPiinn
niiiiiLiiuiv
iai
in
u'
-
..wcu
generation
snau
dc
a
nshnrP
and
escaped.
luu".rv
...uu
'
'
i
iio.
junn
a
npn
cave
irnvp
niri.n
i
viuc
v..w
.
sary
Paclflc
coast
"tlet
to
the
Ben-,
IT
Q
MIIT
nrn
1
eral
advantage
of
Canada.
imn.
;
.1
lwiaiiJi
khiir
nr
rnp
liriLisn
i.niiimoi.L
i
no
success
as
yet
In
the
hunt
for
Weather
forecast
,
.1
t
l.r.kii'rl.
Mil
rimrU-iiT
li'
1
the
Com-
tll
Dominion
Mlccruioilrl
nircu
tj
mission
that
health
Insurance
was
victr-na
aim
rnncp
Ri.iwt.
TiU
vrf
I
primarily
a
subject
oi
provincial
ktn
at
s
aJn.
unlay
unci
covr
t)n.
so
i
administration.
It
was
inseparable
hour
pcrioti
etKiinc
P-m-
'oinorrow.
Cannot
Lay
Country
Open
to
vn-.n
administration
from
public
Gcnerai
synopsis
The
storm
Is!
predictable
Hazards,
Declares
'health
services
wnicn
nad
aireaay
dispersing
after
causing
high
Secretary
of
State
been
developed
substantially
by
the
;
wlnds
on
the
coast.
Pressure
re-
provinces:
He
submitted
that
thejmajns
jow
0Ver
Northern
British
.
,r.piit
Dominion,
besides
continuing
andCoiumbia
and
mild
weather
pre-NEW
ini
YORK.
March
19.
lurJ
enlarging
certain
services
that
hadjvails
over
the
interior.
.
Is
mv
considered
Judgment
.
national,
should
adont
a
PHnpp
nimert
and
Oucen
Char-
u
in.
(pui
Mip
nresent
state
of
world
ai
.
,
measure
nf
national
leader-
tnifn
TsinnHxRtronir
southwest
to
"i
C0VPMiw,ni
i
um
n
rf
Ipss
than
IS
IIU"
.
.
,
iu,
flplri
nnrt
n.tslst.
the....oct
lnrli
mrvst.lv.
fnlr
fair
nnrl
and
prvnl
cool
'"mil
IS
ureSLIUlllK
u
un
k"
.
..
.,.
rvon
tn
ainu
...-..
u
ine
Alhprn
t
".,-...
,,1H
he
to
lay
tne
cuuuwj,
.j"--
,in-p.
flnanel.illv
lnelurilnir
,
.
-
L,ix
ijt'u
i
vi
:i
i.iii
tw
1.
1
1
in
u-
nwuiM
-
.
j
nM
m
rnr
uiui
-
-'
1
loe
wr
taxatlnn
on
farm
nmducts
unpredictable
nazaius.
Brants
in
aid
to
health
insurance
m
than
taxation
direct
on
the
Secretory
of
Sta"'"-
schemes.
a
n
two
two
per
per
cent,
cent
tax
tax
on
on
first
first
in
in
aaaressms
aaareaB
-
..forrii,cr
referrli.g
Tne
ine
commission
uuninussiun
win
win
rc,
resume
us
cond
mortgages
Is
also
con-
Club.
Mr,
Hull
saia
"
3
mMthni
heHrlng
liere
on
Monday.
mplaterj
totheniv.lexpano..p.rMn,
with
some
sleet
or
rain.
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island!
-r
Fresh
to
strong
west
winds
!
'
mostly
fair
and
cool
with
some
sleet
or
rain.
STAY
WITH
UNCLE
SAMf
Teople
of
Phillipine
Islands
are
Agreed
Upon
Inadvisability
of
Independence
Dominion
Idea
Favored
MANILA.
March
19:
(CP)
Gov-!
Vancouver
B.
C.
Nickel,
.19
Vi.
Big
Missouri.
2Z.
Bralorhc.
f50.
---
Azetc,
.09,
Cariboo
Quartz.
1.90.
Dcntonla,
.03
Golconda,
.05.
Mlnto,
.02?ii.
Fairvlcw,
.03
Vs.
Noble
Five,
.03.
Pend
Oricllc,
1.80.
Pioneer,
2.90.
Porter
Idaho,
.02.
Premier.
1.93.
Reeves
McDonald,
.32.
Relief
Arlington,
.Wz.
Reward,
.04.
Salmon
Gold,
.07.
Taylor
Bridge,
.04.
Premier
Border,
.01
li.
SUbak
Premier,
1.70.
Home
Gold,
.OIH.
Grandview,
.07
Indian,
.02
V2.
Quatslno
Copper,
.04.
Haida
Gold.
.07'2.
Oils
A.
P.
con.,
.20.
Calmont,
.3C.
C.
ii
E..
2.20.
Freehold,
.05.
Hargal,
.19.
McDougal
Scgur,
.10'(2.
Mercury,
.12.
Okalta,
1.50.
Papalta.
.09.
Home
Oil.
1.00.
Toronto
Bcattle,
1.20.
Central
Patricia,
2.50.
Gods
Lake.
.38.
Little
Long
Lac,
4.80.
McKenzie
Red
Lake,
.80.
Pickle
Crow,
4,15.
Red
Lake
Gold
Shore,
.20.
San
Antonio,
1.27.
Shcrrlt.
Gordon,
1.29.
Smelters
Gold,
.02.
McLeod
Cockshutt,
3.05.
Oklcnd,
.17.
Moshcr,
.14.
Madscn
Red
Lake,
.35.
Stadacona,
.22.
Frontier
Red
Lake,
.05.
Francocur,
.32.
Moncta,
1.90.
Thompson
Cadillac.
.22.
Bankflcld.
.79.
East
Malartic.
1.30.
Preston
East
Dome.
.90.
Hutchison
Lckc.
.05.
Dawson
White.
.03.
Aldcrmac,
.50.
Kerr
Addison.
1.07.
Uchl
Gold,
1.42.
Martin
Bird.
.37.
Athona.
.08',
',.
Hardrock,
1.C6.
Int.
Nickel,
48.50.
Noranda.
55.00.
Con.
Smelters,
53.75,
Polish-Lithuanian
i
IS
Averted
By
EDMONTON,
March
18:
(CP)
The
search
from
Alaska
for
Sig-tsmund
Levaneffsky,
Russian
transpolar
filer,
and
his
five
companions,
missing
since
last
Aug-
-jmA
i
usi.ion
.a.
projected
.
night
rrom,,
Moscow
to
the
United
States,
having
been
abandoned,
Sir
George
Hubert
Wilkins
and
his
two
pilots,
Herbert
Hollick-Ken-yon
and
Al
Cheeseman,
arrived
here
yesterday
from
Aklavik
en-route
(o
New
York.
REGINA,
March
19:
(CP)
Every
time
Sir
Hubert
Wilkins
filled
his
huge
ship
with
fuel
at
Aklavik,
ai
the
mouth
of
the
Mackenzie
River,
lt
cost
the
Soviet
government
$8000,
C.
J.
McFarlane.
gasoline
company
representative,
said
in
an
address
here.
Mr.
McFarlane
travelled
7000
miles
by
air,
1000
miles
by
boat
and
1000
miles
overland
to
carry
gasoline
and
batteries
for
the
searchers.
Gasoline
costs
between
$4
and
$6
a
gallon
in
the
far
north,
because
of
transportation
difficulties.
I
At
Fairbanks,
Alaska,
he
said,
earthquakes
occur
somstlmes
at
OTTAWA.
March
19:
(CP)
Senator
James
Murdock,
speaking
In
the
upper
chamber
on
the
Canad
ian
railway
situation,
said
that
I
much
propaganda
was
being
broadcast
about
Canadian
National
defl-
cits
but
nothing
was
said
about
the
!
fact
that
Canadian
railway
rates
wcic
the
lowest
In
the
world,
i
Senator
Murdock
moved
that
a
committee
be
appointed
to
investigate
and
recommend
to
the
Senate
plans
whereby
Canadian
taxpayers
would
be
saved
$75,000,000
annually
In,
connection
with
the
railways
;whlle
at
the
same
time
railway
labor
was
protected,
,
.
j
Canada
Still
Has
Advantage
WASHINGTON,
D.
C,
March
19:
(CP)
Even
with
equal
tariff,
lt
Is
stated,
Canada
would
still
havt
the'
advantage
In
the
United
King
War
Latter
Giving
In
To
Demands
ernment
leaders
of
the
Phillipine
'
islands
are
agreed
with
President
"Nothing
Will
Be
Done
to
Humiliate
Lesser
Nation,
Says
Manuel
Quezon
of
the
advisability
Warsaw
Atmosphere
Was
Tense
Pending
of
United
States
sovcrelsnty
being
Answer
io...-
4..
to
TTi:..,n..
Ultimatum
Phiilipines
continued
over
the
in-
stead
of
complete
independence
which
it
had
been
agreed
to
grant.
WARSAW,
March
19:
(CP)
War
was
apparently
in
1946.
,
averted
between
Poland
and
Lithuania
through
uncondi-
a
form
of
autonomous
Dominion
tional
acceptance
by
Lithuania
of
all
Polish
demands.
SXbX
News
that
there
would
be
no
war
eaused
great
satisfac-a
majority
of
the
assembly,
a
plan
tion
here.
The
Polish
government
has
determined
to
do
somewhat
similar
to
that
of
Canada
nothing
that
will
humiliate
Lithuania.
The
Lithuanian
In
relation
to
Oreat
Britain
Is
;
pointed
to.
Business
and
government
leaders
,
are
agreed
on
this.
Complete
Independence
for
the
Phiilipines
in
I
view
of
the
present
International
'situation
would
be
inadvisable,
it
is
conceded,
and
might
make
a
I
battleground
of
the
country.
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Cuurtcjty
ii,
D.
Jobiiolun
Co.)
SEARCH
IS
GIVEN
UP
Every
Time
Big:
Ship
Gassed
Up
It
Cost
$8000
government
has
reportedly
decided
to
establish
normal
diplomatic
relations
with
Poland
for
the
first
time
since
1920.
Pending
an
answer
to
the
ulti
matum
to
Lithuania
last
night,
Polish
troops
had
been
moving
up
all
day
to
the
Lithuanian
border
In
large
numbers
and
were
poised
to
commence
an
Invasion
should
a
satisfactory
reply
not
have
been
given
by
the
deadline.
Among
oth
er
things,
Poland
demanded
that
Lithuania
relinquish
all
claims
to
the
port
of
Vilna.
There
was
a
fever
of
excitement
In
Warsaw
which
died-down-todayHJ8
The
neighboring
natkihs
of
Latvia
and
Esthonia
were
watching
with
grave
alarm.
FISHERMEN
ORGANIZING
Central
Assembly
for
Province
Is
I
Being
Formed
Prince
Rupert
Heard
From
VANCOUVER,
March
19:
(CP)
A
committee
elected
by
peprcsen-tatlves
of
seven
British
Columbia
fishermen's
organizations
has
laid
plans
for
the
formation
of
a
central
fishermen's
assembly
In
the
province.
A
committee
was
named
at
a
meeting
here
attended
by
delegates
from
organizations
chartered
v.n.
,akc
u,
.
a.
uj,.
thp
T
rtp.
nnrt
Tjihnr
nnncrrest
broken
dishes
and
cracked
walls,'
'
.
.
...,.
4t,
little
damage
was
done.
nin
t
r-a,H,
FACTS
OF
RAILWAYS
Two
Prince
Rupert
organizations
the
Deep
Sea
Fishermen's
Union
I
and
the
Prince
Rupert
Fishermen's
I
Co-operative
were
not
represented
but
sent
full
reports
to
the
meeting.
Well
Known
Senator
Murdock
Suggests
Plan
to
v
Save
Taxpayers
Without
En-
k
ll&r
TllAC
dangering
Employees
X
11V1
lIVi)
W.
Hunter
Wells,
Head
of
Wells
Air
Transport,
is
Victim
of
Heart
Attack
in
Vancouver
VANCOUVER.
March
19:
(CPi
W.
Hunter
Wells,
aged
42,
manager
of
the
Wells
Air
Transport
and
well
known
British
Columbia
filer,
col-
lapsed
and
died
In
Vancouver
last
night.
Death
Is
believed
to
have
'een
due
to
heart
failure.
Saskatchewan
Redistribution
Size
of
Legislature
in
Prairie
Province
Reduced
From
55
to
52
Seats
REGINA.
March
10:
(CP)
The
government
has
presented
to
the
legislature
of
Saskatchewan
a
redistribution
bill
which
would
make
the,
membership
of
the
provincial
house
fifty-two
Instead
of
flfy-flve
scats'.
Eight
of
the
present
con-
dom
lumber
market,
it
Is
contend
I
stltuencles
disappear
while
five
new
cd,
due
to
lower
labor
costs.
ones
are
carved
out.
11
Today's
Weather
omorrow
s
Tides
(I
AM.)
prince
Rupert
Overcast,
show-rv
High
3:31
a.m.
20.9
ft.
westerly
wind,
ten
miles
p?r
.
16:13
p.m.
18.0
ft.
our
barometer,
29.28;
tempera-
Low
10:08,
a.m.
4.3
ft.
38;
light
Ctiop.
22:09
p.m.
7.3
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
XXVII.
No.
66.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
MARCH
19,
1938.
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