rt
JAMES
A.
MILLS
Llated
Press
Staff
Writer
rUT
Syria,
uci.
m
j
Ictive
dire-tor
or
AraD
oppo-
j
to
British
control
in
paics-
a
Mohammedan
priest
com-
known
as
the
Grand
Mufti
fcisalcm.
dkorden
in
Palestine,
re
ft
a
three-conerea
swue.
British
authorities
(acting
mandate
oi
me
league
!the
Jon;
the
Arabs
and
the
i
i
.
!
hiv:i
i
aimca
mousaiiua
ut
Is
and
paralyzed
trade.
Yet
.rab
leader
Is
a
pious,
soft-fc
man,
appearing
to
be
an
ttar'.l;
more
than
a
politician.
I
lor
Jew.
giving
them
no
at
power
man
uj
n"-In
SpcJ
any
:;thrr
state.
He
ln
that
Jew
immigration
to
!ly
if
Lund
rr
o
objc'
.-.J
t3
'v
tjparif'
rn
an
;.f-L.
r
.m
xaL.
3uld
be
rigidly
res-J
Tnpletely
stopped..
sale
of
land
Inj
STRANDED
working
for
road
iiari:;son
hot
spklngs
Following
an
address
by
G.
G.
McGecr
K.
O,
M.
I'.,
directors
of
the
Evergreen
Playground
Association
will
meet
again
today
to
discuss
participation
and
development
of
a
program
supporting
the
Alaska
Highway.
LEWIS
RETAINS
TITLE
NEW
HAVEN,
Conn.
John
Henry
Lewis
retained
his
world's
light
heavywtht
boxing
title
by
winning
a
decision
over
Al
Gainer
here
last
night.
OPPOSED
TO
WAGE
SLASH
WASHINGTON,
D.
C
An
em
DALADIER
ENDORSED
PARIS
The
Radical
Socialists
nartv
Congress
yesterday
adopt-
B
attitude
d'
the
mufti
is
that
ed
a
resolution
of
confidence
in
k.
rSot
hi
an
lndenen-l
thp
fnrei?
n
nulirv
of
the
Daladler
bakA
State
with
mlnorltyt
government,
YESTERDAY
jfws.
He
Is
op-
tr
of
Palestine
In
Freighter
Salvor
on
Dry
Dock
Here
sts
the.
Arab
After
Being
Ashore
Hair
a
Day
until
the
Arabs
.
.
licA
nwj
m...b.
-
Pl
Atafjrk
nresldent
of
the
rMir.
abolished
the
t&
tote
15
-?ar3
ago.
Not
Talking
Much
s
3-ycr
-old
Mohammedan,
icame
r
llslous
leader
of
Jer-
n
and
president
of
the
Su-
I
going
astern
when
the
stranding
occurred.
She
was
left
high
and
dry
by
the
receding
tide
and
refloated
without
assistance
eleven
hours
later
at
3:35p.m.
Meantime
she
had
been
patched
by
the
crew.
She
was
leaking
slightly
as
she
pro-
i
toem
Council
when
He:
.ppHpH
to
Prince
Rurjert,
"uy
il
holds
"court"
in
nis
gaiVor's
cargo
"
consisted
oi
western
Saskaicnewan
mwu.
Sandy,
a
Scotcn
verner
ownvu
uy
trespasses
on
the
Harris
Dave
Doney,
property,
the
rabbit
goes
after
him
and
Sandy
doesn't
stop
to
SUFFERED
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Courteny
a.
O.
JotmUin
Co.)
Vancouver
Pacific
Nickel,
.25.
Big
Missouri,
.31.
Bralorne,
9.50.
Aztec,
.05
V.
Dentonla,
.02
Vj.
Minto,
.03.
Falrview,
.05Vr2.
Noble
Five,
.03
y4.
Pend
Oreille,
2.05.
Pioneer,
2.55.
Porter
Idaho,
.03.
Premier,
257.
Reno,
.28.
Relief
Arlington,
.13.
Reward,
XSVWaskl.
,
,
:was
taken
on
the
Prince
Rupert
Taylor
Bridge,
.02
Yt
me
muni
m
Ar..
An.V
th
mnrn
n
ror
lnsnec-:
r
I
L
-
.
.
.
tcoei
on
me
summn
ui
tlon
ot
damage
sustained
wnen
sne
lii
..
h
Karnayel.
He
ex-
t
flshore
on
Truro
Island.
12
hat
I
had
pene-'mlles
nortn
0f
port
Simpson
in
y
re'reat.
Since
his
Portland
Inlet,
at
4:25
Friday
morn-
tah:
alem
last
Octo&er,
Jn?
wnlle
bound
fr0m
Arrandale(
hi."-
riUes
in
Syria,
at
the
cannery
to
the
Skeena
River
en-'
Brltisn
government,
route
to
Vancouver.
The
vessel
has
'd;
)
him
to
receive
na-
ft
damaged
forefoot
and
is
also
v
4t-rs.
I'holed
forward.
,
line
Is
Haj
Amln
Ef-
cantaln
Albert
Georgeson,
the
AlHu
,
He
was
banish-,
.,
stated,
after
arrival
here
a
;
j-m
by
the
British
,
t
midnieht
Friday,
that
the
'!::
lor
promoting
Arab
re-
strandine
occurred
during
a
heavy,
'
British
rule.
His
iol-,insnnait
thP
too
of
hleh
water.
5id.1rc
3
him
as
"Your
Em-,There
was
compiete
lack
of
vlsi-
unh
the
title
of
Grand
.,
.
the
vessci
was
feeling
r'-:
'
dlsanneared
when!.
she
was
actually
Hedley
Amalgamated,
.03.
Premier
Border,
.OO3.
Silbak
Premier,
1.82.
Home
Oold,
.01.
Grandview,
.08Vi.
Indian,
.01
Vi.
Haida
Gold,
.04.
Oils
A.
P.
Con
.17.
Calmont,
.29.
C.
li
E.,
2.26.
Freehold,
.032.
McDougal
Segur,
.12
V2.
Mermury,
.062.
Okalta,
1.33.
Pacalta,
.05,
Home
Oil,
1:12.
Toronto
Beattle,
1.22.
Central
Pat.,
2.45.
Gods
Lake,
.39.
Little
Long
Lac,
2.80.
McKcnzie
Red
Lake,
U2.
Pickle
Crow,
5.00.
Sanantonio,
1.20.
Gordon.
1.47.
0'
Sherritt
MW-w
M!
J.
.
.
J.J
1
.
.
.
pm
is-ness,
surrounaeo.
"itwo
thousand
cases
of
salmon.
&ne
emelters
Gold.
.05
icannot
'
viAr
,tnfr
orivn.i
.
.
i
j
in
iho
.
..v.
unci
ui
awu,
i
was
LO
nave
juaueu
muiv
n
"-
H
high
priesU.
'
Skeena.
I
ne
received
me
the
muftli
tt
h!lfl
not
been
decided
up
to
N
to
be
In
excellent
health;
n0Qn
as
the
disposition
of
the
highly
cntlmlstlc
as
to
thel
..,.
rpmirs.
Li,
I
I
WklOVI
v
-
i
Mai
nice
a
of
the
Arab
re-
the
Holy
Land
although,!
PthL
:
;:abler.t
ramp
un.
'he'C!
klll
Un.i.
Ned
off,
,aylnir
he
was
under,
JUC11U11U
uaoio
Kt
to
the
French
authorities!
e
rt
.
1
.
fl
F!a
not
o
talk
for
nubllcatlon,
I
it
H
rPiahr
Kdl6S
f
2
h"
said
with
a
smile,
,
I
hand;
and
mv
tnncue
too'
by
the
French
and
I
can1,,
I)r
j,
jianion
Concludes
Rothins
about
tho
rpvolt
in
m"
u-.ci.rn
Tnnr
With
Snccch
IfStlne
CXCPnt
bat
If
chnwt
no'
I..
IVInnlnpir
oi
abating."
EJ
e
mufti
was
dressed
In
flowing
J"
robes
with
hla
hpari
sheathed
WINNIPEG,
Oct.
ilde
ubitp
i,k,
tii
frt.
snpaklne
here
last
29:
(CP)
night
as
he
8
red
-brown
beard
and
deep
concluded
his
western
tour,
Hon.
eyes
accentuated
his
re-
Dr.
R.
J-
ntonJead?,rrj2
''Us
mien
Conservative
Opposition,
urged
the
of
railway
freight
rates
on
religious
and
patriotic
.putting
the
Arabs
hnw
him
almost
a
scientific
basis.
f
'awe
defprpno
i
.,,iri
n
limit
s'ngle-handedly
he
1
7d
and
solidified
the
dlver-
PArab
communities
in
Palestine
they
have
never
been
before.
hiNMi-EG
Uiii:at
pkici:
h
SPEP
'
-
29
(CP)-Wln-kdav
,futures
dropped
again
L
dy
w'th
October
closing
at
MJNNY
CMASKS
PUP
ELSTON,
Sask.,
Oct.
29:
(CP)-
rahhir.
which
chases
a
dog
is
own
ed
by
Jack
Harris
of
this
north-
McLeod
Cockshutt,
3.40.
Oklend,
.18.
Mosher,
.17.,
Madsen
Red
Lake,
.46.
Stadacona,
.52.
Francoeur.
.23
Vfe.
Moneta,
1.32.
Bouscadillac,
.12.
Thompson
Cadillac,
.35.
Bankfleld,
.37.'
East
Malartlc,
2.16.
Preston
E.
Dome,
1.46.
Hutchison
Lake,
.04.
Dawson
White,
.02.
Aldermac,
.58.
Kerr
Addison,
1.76.
Uchl
Gold,
1.45.
Int.
Nickel,
55.75.
Noranda,
79.25.
Con.
Smelters,
65.50.
Dom.
Bridge,
35.00.
Athona,
.09.
Hardrock,
1.90.;
Barber
Larder,
.18.
Fernwood,
.17.
HONOtt
PUPILS
grown)
80
Taxi
V1CH.
TomorroW
s
Tides
1
High
.
6:21
a.m.
16.8
ft.
ivn
VIGIIT
SERVICE
17:50
apjn.
16.6
It.
Careful
and
Courteous
Driver
(New
1938
Plymouini
Low
12:01
pm.
10.2
It.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
IxVII.
No.
253.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
OCTOBER
29,
1938.
PRICE:
5
CENTS
M.P
Bulletins
RABW
IS
PRlff$f
Talks
Kittle
Rut
Directs
Op
position
to
iimisH
et
Man
Is
-
Powerful
Force
jcvvs
Distinct
Minority
Palestine
In
ALL
COLONIES
DEMANDED
LUDERURG
Germany
demands
return
of
all
colonies
with-excoption,
General
Franz
von
tpp.
Governor
of
Da
v
aria
and
deputy
for
colonial
affairs,
declared
today.
Four
Local
Men
In
Hospital
At
Port
Simpson
After
Local
Boat
Is
Wrecked
On
Wales
Island
VANCOUVER,
Oct.
29:
(CP-M:edals
will
be
presented
by
the
Vancouver
school
board
to
Charlotte
Crowcll
and
William,
Vancouver
high
school
students
who
never
,o
hppn
late
nor
absent
from
Constitutional
Points
Are
Raised
In
Connection
With
International
Fish
Treaty
In
connection
with
the
hearing
of
the
case
of
the
halibut
boat
Bayview,
Cant.
Dan
Wedge,
on
a
J
charge
of
possessing
halibut
without
a
permit
while
fish
MARSEILLES,
Octv
29:
(CP)
The
official
death
list
from
Friday's
disastrous
fire
in
Marseilles
rose
to
fifty-six
today
and
it
is
feared
it
may
reach,
one
hundred.
Thirty-five
persons
are
being
treated
in
hospitals.
The
loss
is
estimated
at
more
than
31,000,000.
I
China
To
n
Carry
On
WitK
War
I
I
CHUNGKING,
Oct.:
29
From
his
new
capital
In
Chungking
Generalissimo
Chiang
Kal
vlrtnriniiR
VICTORIA,
Oct.
29:
(CP)
Winch,
C.C.F.
member
for
Van
couver
East,
yesterday
moved
a
non-confidence
motion
In'
the
Leg
islature
to
the
effect
that
"this
House
is
deeply
concerned
at
the
treaty
was
ultra
vires
on
the
fol
m
i
n
j
.iiiaii.
riL'ii
ah
kii&
'
lowing
grounds:
First,
that
the
halibut
treaty
and
act
give
the
International
Fisheries
Commission
no
jurisdiction
over
species
of
fish
other
than
halibut.
Second,
that
the
halibut
treaty
and
act
do
not
authorize
the
International
Fisheries
Commission
to
require
a
permit
to
a
fishing
vessel
for
fishing
species
other
than
hall-
TODAY'S
WEATHER
Prince
Rupert
Overcast,
easterly
wind,
five
miles
per
hour;
barometer.
29.04
(falling);
temperature,
51;
sea
smooth.
Triple
Island
Showery,
easterly
i
continuation
of
economic
chaos
i
wind,
15
miles
per
hour;
light
chop.
and
Increasing
abrogation
of
rights.
Langara
Island
Raining,
east-land
civil
liberties
of
our
DeoDle
due!
erly
wind,
thirty
miles
per
hour;
to
the
failure
of
the
government
to
barometer.
29.04;
temperature,
49;
Inaugurate
constructive
policies
sea
moderately
rough.
i
and
regrets
that
the
government;
Dead
Tree
Point
Raining,
south-(
still
fails
to
recognize
the
necessity
j
east
gale;
marometer,
29.07;
tem-(
for
fundamental
chanees
in
ouri
nerature.
48:
sea
rough.
and
will
be
debated
Monday.
Straight
Fight
In
Athabasca
EDMONTON,
Oct.
29:
(CP)
There
will
be
a
straight
fight
be
tween
Liberals
and
Social
Credit
in
the
Athabasca
provincial
by-electlon
to
be
held
on
November
10.
Nominations
closed
yesterday
but
with
only
two
candidates
in
the
field.
There
are
4500
votes
In
the
riding
and
the
contest
is
regarded
as
a
,test
of
strength
of
the
Aberhart
government.-
rf
,
Word
has
been
received
that
Ro
land
Fredrlckson,
son
of
Mrs.
H
Johansonlof
this
city,
is
making
satisfactory
progress
in
the
Van
school
during
the
last
eight
years.
three
months.
temperature
38.
Alyansh
Cloudy,
calm,
39.
Alice
Arm
Cloudy,
calm,
42.
Anyox
Raining,
calm,
42.
Stewart
Raining,
calm,
39.
Hazelton
Cloudy,
calm,
38.
Smlthers
Cloudy,
calm,
37.
Burns
Lake
Raining,
calm,
41.
VICTORIA,
Oct.
29:
(CP-Sneakine
In
the
Legislature
yester-
i
dav.
aeoree
Murray,
M1..A.
for
Lll-
of
a
law
couver
General
Hospital,
where
he,loet,
loet.
advocated
advocated
passage
passage
has
been
a
patlsnt,
for,;
the'
Would
Exclude
All
Orientals
From
Dominion
.
1.
1
.il.
i.'
n
nl
ah
1,1
1i
frnm
Can
ada.
IPLANES
TO
ISALZBURG
LOYALISTS
DIFFERENT
Investigation
Being
Made
of
Alleged
Illegal
Shipments
Of
Aircraft
to
Spanish
Civil
War
WASHINGTON,
D.
C,
Oct.
29:
(CP)
The
Canadian
government
Four
local
men,
Robert
Cunning-linor
for
snecies
other
than
halihut
in
Area
No.
2
after
it'
nH
iiniiPd
stiP
frai
ant.
?JT'
fnH1!11?
M;Jh?n
hrf"iwas
closed
to
halibut
fishing.
J.
T.
Harvey,
defence
coun-l
are
investigating
the
illegal
ship-
flths
wwis
and
anu
James
oainea
Martin
ivimuu
have
nave
been
otreji'
i
,
,
.
.
,r
.
,
,
.
.
i
,
m,
m,
.
,
i
j.
i.
-n
t
...
f
win-
nnw
nf
01
r
nhnnl
aooui
h.,i
tnriv
tnrlv
im.riran
spI
in
Mnmstrnrp
Anrlrpvv
Thnmnsnn's
nmivr
at
Princp'
P,nf
lony
in
nospuai
ai
ron
aimpson
since
,
t
"
-
i
,
-
.
,
,rl.i,I1M
through
r.
1
aiTpiailCS
inrOUgn
.
.
.
.
ntirtort
nn
Vr4AX7
ottontoH
VlB
losfr
TrmrsHnv
cnffprlno-
frnm
rv.
.
posure
alter
navmg
been
marooned
jpvri
i
T'Tj
Till
I
on
Wales
Island
for
four
days
iQl-lllK
A
1
H.
1
LfjuLi
lowing
the
wreck
of
the
local
boat
Telkwa
belonging
to
J.
E.
,Dyer
of
crgency
railroad
investigating
i
saw
their
signal
fire,
board
recommended
today
that
iall
their
food
and
United
States
railroads
withdraw
their
demand
for
a
fifteen
percent
reduction
in
rail
wages.
this
city.
.
According
to
information
received
here,
the
Telkwa
suffered
Mijioil
an
engine
Dreaxoown
ana
was
blown
ashore
after
dragging
her,
anchor.
On
Thursday
the
four
men
aboard
were
rescued
and
taken
to
Port
Simpson.
The
rescue
was
made
by
the
watchman
at
Wales
Island
cannery
who
picked
i
the
men
up
after
a
passing
steamer
They
had
lost
blankets,
the
boat
being
completely
wrecked.
FIFTY-SIX
Dollar
Fire
In
Marseilles1
Yesterday
Took
Terrible
Toll
,
rnnstltiitinnaMv
nf
Uip
Pacific
Hal-!
loyalist
bpain.
VICTORIA,
Oct.
29:
Canada
to
-ihnt
rihPriP
Trparv
hPtwPon
nan-i
The
State
Department
says
the
'
ada
and
the
United
States.
I
Mr.
Harvey
contended
that
the
shipments
were
made
in
spite
of
the
neutrality
law,
apparently
by
the
use
of
forged
documents
which
named
Greece
and
Turkey
as
destinations.
The
shipments
were
made
during
the
past
six
months
through
Montreal.
Seasons
Work
Third,
that
the
Dominion
Parlla-
ment
has
no
jurisdiction
over
hall-,
but
after
they
are
f
legally
caught.
The'hearmg
Wat?
a'fl
jbfirned
until
E.'
F.
Jones
is
counsel
for
the
crown.
The
hearing
occupied
all
day
yesterday
and
the
proceedings
attracted
a
large
crowd
of
fishermen
and
others
interested
In
the
fisheries
to
the
courtroom.
The
evidence
of
the
crown
showed
that
the
Bayview
was
seized
at
Wheeteam
Bay
near
Moody
Banks
Shek
expressed
confidence
last
off
Arlstable
Island.
Capt.
Walter
night
night
that
China
would
yet
niu'u,u
ol
"1C
irf'the
nwthp
ii-nr
war
steamer
waiaspina.
on
going
.
-iti-1.
I..
u
x,
aboard,
found
the
vessel
to
contain
ill-
Jjwluiuw
.
.
.
r,
.t.i
.l.
.;
tltv
f
hlnrt
.
fnrt
red
snnnnphs
and
onrf
Geodetic
Survey
Vessels
Finish
SEATTLE,
Oct.
29:
-
Stnj
ffpnHptlr
xnrvpv
Seattle
to
spend
the
winter.
PREMIER'S
STATEMENT
Admits
That
Injunction
Prevents
Further
Action
at
This
Time
in
Regard
to
Gas
Price
Austrian
Centre
of
Culture
Reflected
in
Marching
Feet
and
Big
Guns
By
GLADYS
M.
ARNOLD
.
Canadian
Press
Correspondent
PARIS,
Oct.
29:
(CP)
Not
long
ago
your
correspondent
paused
for
a
short
time
in
that
lovely
old
Austrian
towa,
Salzburg,
which
for
years
has
been
a
citadel
of
music
and
the
August
rendezvous
for
ths
Iworld's
musicians
and
music-lovers.
The
"Salzburg
Season"
drew
kings
and
International
celebrities,
writers,
artists,
actresses
and
statesmen.
For
those
who
could
not
afford
the
price
of
a
railway
ticket
radio
transmissions
and
relays
provided
accea
to
"Lohengrin,''
the
incomparable
passage3
of
"Tristan
and
Isolde."
For-
Salzburg
had
to
offer
only
music!
Its
setting
of
green
pino
I
forest
and
rocky
peaks,
the
an-
Icient
mediaeval
castle
-
fortress
dominating
the
town
and
the
puru
United
mountain
air
echoed
the
strains
vessels,
'of
Wagner,
Beethoven,
-Haydn
and
November
10
and
meantime
there
under
the
enchanted
baton
wWch
have
been
operatmg
durlnst
Mozart
tt-lll
bp
written
arenment
nresnted
...
,,
n
ri
ine
past
season
in
various
Aias&aioi
loscanuii
or
jm
uiiu
waiicr.
on
the
constitutional
points.
waters,
are
now
converelne
on
The
Bristol
Hotel
bore
the
retris
trations
of
the
Duke
and
Duchess
of
Kent,
Marlene
Dietrich,
Sto-kowskl,
Noel
Coward,
the
King
of
Siam,
the
late
Queen
Marie
o!
Roumania.
The
air
was
curdled
with
conversation
in
many
lan
guages
but
the
subject
was
always
the
same
music;
a
theme
cf
Beethoven,
a
passage
of
Mozart:
hadn't
Toscanlnl
taken
that
"aria"
(a
little
more
rapidly
las
yean
ILotta
Lehman's
voice
In
superb
Iform.
CP)
"The
'
-Rvprvhrirfv
talkpd
music,
slent
ecv.ernment
,apprtteshJpf,posi;
trtle5wrotfr
'rnusic-and
listened
"6--
.
.
-
tinn
in
n.hlfh
rptailprs
of
Easollne,
.
...
t
f
c,,-
Hankow,
Chiang
said
that
tne
o
uiat.
wu,
tu
.ca.
jw
a
.i
avnam
i
ns
t
n
rT
iiairra
in
iinn
irifmsfivrs
n
ii
i
j
Li
1
1.
ji
kilt
ti
r
rr
n
nfla
n-
r
aro
rutin
a
n
a
m
o
4.
rhlnpsp
wprp
Lalclne
ud
new
aHc-'c
...
.w-
.....
11,0,5;
"""
,-""
defence
positions
which
the
invaders
would
find
impreg-
nahip
nhina
had
no
intention
;
clared.
C.C.F.
LACKS
CONFIDENCE
Socialist
Party,
Through
Harold
Winch,
Presents
.Motion
in
Legislature
,
,
ply
to
a
question,
said
that
he
had
pending
injunction
proceedings,
to
refresh
their
spirits
in
purest
six
skates
of
gear
down.
The
ad-
said
a
statement
by
Premier
T.
D.
harmony.
The
strains
of
"Faust"
mUsiop
of
this
evidence
and
other
Pattulio
yesterday
in
regard
to
the'and
"The
Master
Sineers
of
Nur-
.
,
,
,
..!!.
1
1
n.a
rittiqMnn
frmi-Mirtno'
i
m
i
1
1
1
.
1.
,
1
4
.
.
i
of
abandoning
th'
fiht
aamissions
maae
oy
uib
(.-apiaiit
saaumre
rmDerg
iinugieu
wiui
wic
uui
.
:
,
J
2
x
was
oblected
to
bv
Mr.
Harvey
but.
the
order
of
the
Fuel
and
Petrol-l0f
the
sreat
melodious
orean
pour-
agamsi
aggresftiuu,
nuaiis
uc-
-
-
.
tv,
J
,
mitted
by
the
court.
ary
injunction
granted
in
Supreme
That
was
before
Anschluss.
No
evidence
was
put
In
by
the
Court
by
Mrs.
Justice
A.
M.
Man-i
.
defence
son.
"As
the
matter
has
assumed'
,
uul
Isaz,s
Lame
!
There
was
argument
on
the
ad-
a
position
beyond
the
coiftrol
of
J
Tne
afterwards
the
Hotel
Imlssability
of
various
objections,
the
.retailers,
I
think
it
is
onlyjBristol
waJ.
token
oye'r
th?
raised
by
the
defence
against
the
fair
to
assure
them
at
the
gov-;
g
,Kom
i
crown's
case.
,
ernment
does
not'
propose
to
un-
.
Mr.
Harvey
then
announced
that
dertake
any
prosecution
during
the
mwiuiuu.
m
'
he
.would
raise
the
constitutional
continuance
of
the
Injunction
white-gloved
doorman
pickets
In-Doints
and
adjournment
was
made
granted
by
Mr.
Justice
Manson.
I
brown
shirts
took
up
the
guard
until
November
10
for
submission
of
written
arguments,
"The
injunction
meantime
pre
vents
the
board
from
taking
any,
further
immediate
action.
The
government,
however,
takes
the
position
that
in
law
the
sale
of
gasoline
Is
as
set
out
In
the
order
of
the
board
and
proposes,
if
successful
In
the
Injunction
proceed
ings,
to
endeavor
to
see
to
It
that
the
cut
In
price
shall
inure
to
the
benefit
of
the
public
from
the
date
when
the
order
of
the
board
was
made."
Weather
t
orecast
General
Synopsis
A
storm
off
snrlal
and
economic
organization."'.
Bull
Harbor
Raining,
southeast
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
is
The
motion
was
seconded
by
Col-!
wind,
twenty
miles
per
hour;
tern-
moderating
somewhat,
having
ir.
r-atnprnn
tnpmhpr
fnr
Pnmnv
I
nrMn
n
caused
stormy
weather
with
rain
AWt.
Rnv
Rainine.
soutneasi
on
me
onusa
vuiuiuuia
i-uuok.
wind,
15
miles
per
hour-'
barometer,
has
become
slightly
unsettled
In
2934;'
temperature,
48;
light
chop,
the
Interior.
Terrace
Cloudy,
northeast
wind
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Char
lotte
islands
Tesn
10
strong
southeast
winds,
mostly
cloudy,
fomewhat
colder
tonight.
Halibut
Sales
American
The
Don
Q.
and
Brothers
brought
In
black
cod.
HIGH
POTATO
STOCKS
NANAIMO,
Oct.
29:
(CP)
John
Aear
of
nearbv
Yellow
Point
Is
wondering
if
there's
some
truth
at
ter
all
In
the
myth
of
Jack
and
the
like
carved
images.
One
wakens
now
to-
the
sound
of
the
trumpet
which
drowns
out
the
gentle
pealing
of
the
bells
In
the
onion-shaped
church
steeple.
Not
that
there
Isn't
still
a
"season"
and
the
hotels
still
crowded
but
the
audience
has
lost
its
in
Arrow,
24,000,
Booth,
8.5c
and
6c.
ence
by
ternational
character.
Toscanlnl
refused
to
return;
Bruno
Walter
dare
not
even
If
he
would.
Spectators
now
are
Germans,
Germans
and
more
Germans.
Adolf
Hitler
and
Dr
Goebbels
made
It
plain
to
citizens
that
it
Is
their
duty
this
year
to
provide
a
big
season-so
that
they
may
be
able
to
announce
a
bigger
total
of
visitors
than
ever.
I
To
be
sure
the
music
of
Wagner'
lflH.t.
f
,.,a
IVio
rOri
rnnfe
hilt
I
UUdbO
UUk
UfVl
fcA.w
.ww.w
www
1-
I
.
.
.
i
i
in.
,
tir.M...
w.ltv.
its
a
nusny
liniiuiiil.
vtaguci
mm
a
touch
of
march
time
in
it
and
it
lacks
that
finesse
and
wooing
lightness
which
made
it
something
unique
and
precious
in
the
reverent
hands
of
Toscanlnl.
That
heavy,
steady
rhythm
is
the
sound
of
a
regiment
of
army
boots
on
the
cobbred
streets
for
Salzburg
has
been
transformed
into
a
formidable
garrison.
The
organ
has
stilled
its
voice,
shocked
into
sll-
the
rumble
of
guns
ln-
stalled
In
the
shadow
of
the
fort
ress
walls.
The
house
of
Stephen
Swelg,
celebrated
Austrian
writer,
whose
books
were
written
there
In
the
calm
mountain
solitude,
is
closed.
That
Is,
Its
owner
is
In
exile.
Stephen
Swelg
Is
Jewish
as
well
as
Austrian.
In
the
old
days
every
Beanstalk.
Potatoes
he
planted
on
afternoon
and
evening
the
door3
his
farm
sent
up
stalks
six
feet
were
open
to
writers
and
poets
of
high
instead
of
the
normally
to
'the
international
world.
They-two
feet.
They
averaged
six
large
gathered
there
to
discuss
lltera-tubers
to
a
root.
'
ture.
'
1,
mi