t,;fful
and
Courteous
Drivers
-
Plymouth
r-u
1938
;rKAl
"L"00.
Calif..
August
L
P
Fa
American
Fwler-
official.
In
Com-hn
8ulllvan
report,
rt.iv
that
"John
L.
cc
for
Industrial
Or-
.,hoL
.UtfouglvwUh
rrwrt
deals
chletry
c
and
violence
cn
'
and
lays
much
of
,
on
Harry
Bridges
r
.
stron;
man.
'.
.0
sUated
that
Com-
iUe.s
are
"rampant"
irnian
agricultural
l
of
the
ease
with
or.
have
obtained
thrs
movie
employees"
r
1
u
Lscapcu
IIVII
I.
W
.
.
t
i
llf
VflYUTIT
TT'
TnvitAMC-ftA
All?
1
i
n-ii
t
were
killed
and
one
Sntd
prison
by
pursuing
of-
p
whUe
four
are
still
at
large
pnl
Wnvn
In
nil
w
...
.ill
mmrwr
T
Mil.
C.
....
I
Inlln.,-,1
IV
Extremp
Temperature
on
Atlantic
Coast
tvif
vnwtr
a..
ii.
mm
Af.
nun-
ai.
...
an
orty
summer
which
had
uv
.ill
miuaudi
tiiiii.ttv
Hrain
I-lUli
tlm
All..lln
.nict
O
ii
i
ii
in
COW.
LINE
Skt
of
AVindnr
4
I
lull
1!iUltiir
""e
at
High
River
Selling
Shorthorns
PWH
RIVER.
Alberta.
Aug.
17
f
-
wivr:
vi
VV
illUot
ia
b,J
f
cut
nf
the
rattle
raising
busln-P
on
h
,
fnu
.
,r
t
'
uiii:n
uunr
neri',
w.
u.
"
le
Tani'll
mntinoor
nnnnnnc-
A
herd
of
135
Shorihorns
will
.Old
Hor.ui
hlnv.
n'.,A'
be
mntlnucd.
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
yesterday
announced
the
person
nel
of
the
five
man
commission
to
30
further
Into
the
Alaska
Interna
llonal
hiehway
project.
It
con
"
-
-
w
sLsts
Of
Donald
McDonald
and
Thomas
Riggs
of
Alaska.
Congress
man
Warren
O.
Magnuson
of
Seattle
and
two
others
one
from
California
and
the
other
from
Maine.
Alberta
Coal
Mines
Doing
Much
Better
LETHBRIDGE,
August
17.
Canadian
Press)
Owing
to
Increased
orders,
many
of
them
from
southern
Saskatchewan,
greatly
Increas
ed
activity
In
coal
mines
of
the
Lcthbrldge
district
is
to
be
record
ed.
It
Is
felt
that
the
mines
may
be
operating
on
full
time
basis
again
before
long.
Flames
Destroy
Seal
Cove
Shack
Dwellin;
of
Alfrcl
SmUh
i-arse'y.
consumea
ny
1
ire
.muhuj
.Morning
)
Fire
caused
by
a
defective
chim
ney
largely
destroyed
a
small
shack
at
at
Seal
Seal
Cove
Cove
which
which
had
had
been
been
occu-
occu-
VOYAGE
BY
FISHING
BOAT
i
!
On
her
way
from
Seattle
to
Ketchikan
enroute
to
the
fish-
lng
grounds,
the
American
'.
halibut
boat
Wireless.
Capt.
Andrew
Slra,
put
in
here
at
6
o'clock
last
evening
to
land
Mitchell
Oay
of
this
city
who
Vancouver
Province
Jumps
to
Con
-triMrifjrHAL
LIBRARY
Taxi
Tomorrow's
Tides
.
Brown)
80
She
.
High
5:49
am.
16.0
ft.
.v
ASU
NIGHT
SERVICE
18:04
p.m.
18:9
ft.
f
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
AUGUST
17,
1938.
British
Settlement
,Part$
,afWan
derhoof
Today
Interested
in
Prince
George
District
PRINCE
GEORGE,
Aug.
17:
(CP)'
hart
KAPn
Ktririrpn
irith
aciitj
After
snendinz
Monday
and
appendicitis
while
working
at
Tuesday
here
making
trips
through
..
11
..lelt
Klemtu
cannery.
Tne
youtn,
m:
surrouiiuuis
cuuuuj
whf
is
the
snn
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
farms
and
inspect
lands
available
Joseph
Gay.
was
immediately
for
agricultural
settlement,
Brlga-
placed
in
the
Prince
Rupert
t
"er
uenerai
air
neiuy
x-se
uiwv
General
Hospital
for
an
oper-
and
his
party
left
this
morning
by
ation.
No
other
boat
being
motor
car
for
Vandc
rhoof.
After
available,
the
Wireless
was
luncheon
at
Vanderh
of,
the
party
hailed
into
Klemtu
as
she
will
be
driven
through;
the
Vander-
passed
there
and
gladly
took
'
hoof
district
and
tonight
there
will
the
boy
aboard.
he
suoDer
with
the
Vandemooi
,
Board
of
Trade
followed
by
a
public,
!
meeting.
Tomorrow
the
party
will,
(proceed
to
Smithers
and
on
Friday
1
...til
k.
of
Ti"Toitnn
ttipv
uiii
ar
vtlll
aw
..v.v..
-
-
j
.
.
...
I
C
THAT
TP
UT
t
rlve
ln
Prlnce
Rupert,
Saturday
af
lj
J,
liU
U
VJll
1
ternoon
by
train
and?
proceed
tha
that
PREMATURE
vinces.
At
a
public
red
to
one
urging
that
all
tena-
prlnce
Oeorge
Board
of
Trade
while
rled
by
Alfred
Smith.
The
fire
rs
for
pubHc
works
be
open
to
the
here
,t
known
that
Sir
Hen-
took
place
Monday
morning.
At
7
Dubjlc
andthat
brewery
and
can-
ld
submit
nroDOsals
with
a
i-clock
the
roof
had
caught
fire
licenses
be
open
to
anyone
ap-
.
to
investieatlne
the
possibility
lit
Smith
thought
he
had
extin
mulshed
It
himself.
Three
hours
la-
er
the
place
was
on
fire
again
ana
'he
fire
department
was
called
but
'his
time
the
flames
had
taken
-ulle
a
hold.
Smith
estimates
his
oss
at
about
$&).
vaiinn.il
Leacue
it
end
of
e'.3hth
Inning
on
ac
count
of
rain.)
Cincinnati,
8
Chicago.
4.
Pittsburg,
2:
St.
Louis.
3
fifth
nnlhg).
Brooklyn.
2:
New
York.
4.
American
League
New
York-Washington,
rain.
nullnnlnhln
3.0!
BostOll.
4-5.
St
Louis.
10;
cicvciana.
i
u.m
of
eighth
Inning).
Chicago,
3;
Detroit,
sccouu
game-
Chicago,
2;
Detroit;
1,
(ninth
inning).
'joining
up
.
n
WITH
KXJe.
cvnNTT.v.
Nnva
Scotia.
August
17:
,rri
Tho
IlnltPfl
Mine
Union
of
Nova
Scotia
has
decided
to
affiliate
with
the
co-operauw
Commonwealth
Federation
for
political
action.
The-
union
has
a
membership
of
twelve
wwuaa.u
men.
So
far,
the
C.C.F.
has
never
been
a
political
factor
of
any
Im
portance
In
the
Marmmio.
TODAY'S
WEATHER
calm,
tempera
Terrace-Cloudy,
ture
54.
.
,.,
j.
cm...,
.
Aiyansh-Clouay,
Anyox-Part
cloudy,
south
wind,
54.
.
Stewart-Part
ciouay.
....,
calm.
52.
Hazelton-Cloudy.
Smlthers-Clear.
calm,
49
calm,
5U.
Burns
Uake-Ratnlng,
plying,
stated
that
the
resolution
is
of
setUmg
British
families
on
a
.
ill
1
M
tit,
n
n'
nrr
mPTl
t
hilt
.
...
.
.
,
.
i
noi
tiiurai
ui
uk
uiuuu.v...
million
acres
oi
ierme
unssuiea
Is
of
general
character.
It
was
land
ln
Northern
British
Columbia
felt
proper
that
the
text
of
the
betwecn
the
Junction
of
the
Ne-
...n1..tinn
nnt
Kn
marip
nilhllr1.
at
.
.
.
m
nki.f
icsuiuHwi
i
cnaico
ana
rxaser
nivers
au
wuci
this
time
but
should
come
out
In
k
the
usual
way
after
being
dealt
would
.Start
Presperity
...uJa
ot
m
KfXtmmn
rnnvention.
'
'i
-
ji
-
tAnrnA
till
'
..
speaxing
au
a
uuuict
I
nrHv
nasehali
'
hlm
hcre
slr
Henry
sald:
11
a
I
iUUclY
o
uaotuuH
rviAinrrn
r
C
i
AevA
hv
which
10.-
-
111!
INIIIII.k.
-
-
.
Boston.
3:
Philadelphia.
0
(calle
I
UlUllilUlJ
VjU
'C00
seltlers.
backed
by
capital
of
ZL.
vvrxxv
sav
$25,000,000.
could
be
established
111
VI
H
I
II
II
I
In
Central
British
Columbia,
wheels
Famous
Quintuplets
Will
Start
on;
September
1
Providing
they
Are
Better
by
Then
NORTH
BAY.
Ontario,
Aug.
17:
proved
by
the
father.
Ollva
Dlonne.J.
Whether
the
chiiaren
win
dc
bubii.
in
English
is
not
announced
Standing
Of
Candidates
I
.
Ktanriiner
of
contestants
in
t
Port
Day
Popularity
Contest
at
1
n.m.
today:
Frances
Stegavig
10,100.
Maxlnc
Hcllbroner
(Moose)
(Cam-
bral
I.O.D.E.)
8,800.
Ida
Slatta
(Sons
of
Norway)
9,000.
Alice
Gomez
(Gyro
'Playgrounds)
7000.
Elsie
Johanscn
(Deep
Sea
Fishermen's
Union)
5000
Crcddic
Morgan
4100.
would
be
started
again
towards
nrosDerltv.
"Those
10.000
settlers.
'.with
wives
and
families,
would
at
once
require
20.000
horses,.
50,ooo
dairy
cows,
.10.000
h?ad
of
swine
nrA
innnnn
rtrtiiltrv1
(CP)-The
Dionnc
quintuplets
will
nf,listries
such
as
duId
and
paper.
start
srhool
on
September
1
if
they'
I
are
recovered
from
a
current
throat'
ailment
by
that
time.
The
stuaies
M
l
I
y
I
A
Nil
will
follow
lines
drafted
Dy
vr.
i
lJla
I
UniH
Duncan
NUArthur,
deputy
minister
of
education
for
Ontario,
and
ap-
.
.
.
..
.
1
1
evening
on
the
steamer
Prince
Ru
pert,
to
Vancouver.
The
party,
having
come
to
Central
British
Columbia
at
the
invl-
elusion
That
Local
Liberals
I.
.
t
KtnHv
,
1
s(.ale
uie-
AreuiuwiB.
uutcrnmcH
.
Dossjhintiej
of
British
eml
"
.'grants,
consists,
besides
Sir
Henry
VAvrnnvrn
Anir
17:
(CP)
A
.
u
.
t,.
'
--:
iae
uroiv,
wno
is
AicmDer
01
rai-
speciai
aupaicn
irom
mnre
,ta
ent
for
Bournemouth,
England
,,)
nnhiuVicH
published
In
in
the
the
Vanrouver
Vancouver
...
,
pert
Province
yesterday
says
mat
ine
Prince
Runcrt
District
Liberal
As
sociation
criticizes
the
British
rltlsn
Col
to
go
before
the
forthcoming
pro
vlnclal
convention
at
Kelowna.
of
Councillor
R.
S.
Dalglelsh,
former
Lord
Mayor
of
Newcastle:
Brigadier
General
M.
L.
Hornby
of
the
Horn-
101-
T
.thhrlrtiTO
iAlhPrta
and
umbia
government
in
a
resolution
M,.hM.
Croft.
secretary
of
the
nartv
Following
the
British
Columbia
,
.,.
.
.:
-
-
-
-
-
-touC
Sir
Henry
will
consult
with
.
Consulted
yesterday
afternoon
In
hg
Saskatchewan,
New
Brunswick
regard
to
the
Vancouver
Province
and
Nova
Scotla
governments
con-dispatch,
officers
of
the
Prince
Ru-
cernlnz
settlement
in
those
pro-
rirri
t
lhMl
Awviatlnn.
jw.t.
.
.
.
jjKiy
assuming
that
the
resolution
refer
meeting
with
the
I
UUIICUII3
1
BACK
FROM
OLD
COUNTRY
Dr.
Neal
M.
Carter,
director
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Fisheries
Experimental
Station,
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
this
morning
from
a
trip
to
Great
Britain
and
Europe,
having
travelled
as
far
as
Switzerland,
also
visiting
Germany
and
France.
Mrs.
Carter
and
sons
are
at
present
in
Vancouver
and
will
be
returning
later.
Dr.
and
Airs.
K.
G.
Large,
who
made
the
trip
abroad
with
Dr.
and
Mrs.
Carter,
are
at
present
visiting
in
Toronto
and,
accompanied
by
their
family,
are
expected
back
in
the
city
next
Monday
afternoon
by
train.
SITUATION
I
I
Wo
Araos
Slain
icsicruay
in
tv
prisal
for
Murder
of
Jewess
JERUSALEM.
August
17
Several
shootings
and
a
$10,000
highway
robbery
marked
another
day
of
violence
ln
Palestine.
Two
Arabs,
one
a
member
of
a
prominent
fa
milv.
were
shot
and
killed
presii
mably
In
reprisal
for'
the
murder
of
a
Jewess.
COUPLE
RESCUED
NEW
WESTMINSTER
Knute
HaEen
and
his
bride
of
six
months,
Victoria
Hagen,
were
rescued
from
the
mouth
01
the
Fraser
River
yesterday
by
Jap
anese
fishermen.
The
couple
had
clung
for
an
hour
to
their
overturned
gillnet
boat
which
had
been
swamped
by
a
terrific
wave.
Hasen
said
the
wave
threw
the
boat
for
100
feet
and
it
then
heeled
over.
He
went
down
deep
but
got
back
to
find
his
wife
in
some
way
had
cot
out
of
the
cabin
and
was
clinging
to
the
small
era
It.
The
boat
finally
settled
with
the.
wheelhouse
above
water
and
they
clune
to
that.
The
couple
had
returned
from
Rivers
Inlet
a
week
ago.
LINDBERGH
TO
MOSCOW-
-MOSCOW
Col.
and
.Mrs.
Charles
Lindberg
are
flying
to
tMoscovf
to
witness
the
annual
Soviet
air
show
at
the
Tusshlno
airport,
the
Soviet
radio
announcement
said
they
were
expected
to
arrive
tonight.
Lindbergh
intended
to
stay
several
days
in
.Moscow
after
which
he
will
make
several
flights
to
points
in
the
Soviet
Union,
the
announcement
said.
TO
CRUSH
CHIANG
TOKYO
The
cabinet
adopted
a
scries
of
fundamental
Chinese
war
policies
yesterday
including
a
re-affirmation
of
its
determination
to
fight
until
Generalissimo
Chiang
Kai-shek,
the
Chinese
leader,
has
been
crushed.
Today
a
Jewish
police
Inspector;
.
.
a
m
It
ana
live
memDers
oi
ms
iamuy
were
kidnapped
by
an
Arab
band
..An,
trnlln
A
TlrtlleVi
nr.tla
Irt-
"
ileal
iiaitu.
i
4jii4
hw1,lv
Ispector
and
an
Arab
warden
were
!
wounded.
No
Partitioning
LONDON.
Aug.
17:
(CP)
The
technical
committee
on
Palestine,
It
wag
revealed
last
night,
has
de
cided
against
dividing
the
Holy
Land
up
Into
self-governing
units
althouch
an
area
37
by
8
miles
'
(Rotary)
square
around
Tel
Aviv
will
be
glv-
1
en
to
the
Jews
with
autonomy
prl-
vlleges.
It
Li
not
deemed
advisable
1
to
permit
self-government
to
Arabs.
NEW
ADMINISTRATOR
WASHINGTON
Elmer
F.
Andrews
took
the
oath
of
office
as
administrator-
of
the
New
Wage
Hour
law
yesterday,
formally
launching
the
government
on
an
effort
to
establish
a
floor
under
wages
and
a
ceiling
over
hours
in
American
Industry.
As
he
was
sworn
in
Andrews
said
the
law
he
will
enforce
"might
well
be
termed
a
better
business
act
both
from
a
moral
and
monetary
view
.point!"
THREATENED
TO
JUMP
SAN
DIEGO
Pretty
Noreen
Leonard,
21,
threatened
to
jump
from
the
tenth
floor
lodge
of
a
San
Diego
hotel
yesterday,
but
was
pulled
to
safety
before
she
could
carry
out
her
threat.
While
a
crowd
of
two
thousand
watched
below,
completely
jamming
the
street
and
paralyzing
traffic,
assistant
Fire
Chief
George
Courser
and
Deone
Crocher,
beautician,
sneaked
out
on
the
three-
foot
ledge
and
grabbed
the
girl.
STRIKE
CONTINUES
PHILADELPHIA
Striking
taxicab
drivers
yesterday
were
advised
by
Charles
Pirollo,
Prcsl-dent
of
the
union,
to
apply
for
relief
and
continue
their
walkout
until
Yellow
Cab
Co.,
met
Union
demands
for
a
minimum
wage
and
higher
percentage
of
gross
receipts.
All
but
100
of
the
city's
700
cabs
were
Idle
as
the
strike
entered
its
second
day
with
no
Immediate
.prospects,
of
DECLINE
Low
0:54
a.m.
6.1
It.
IN
STOCK
.Opinion
Differ
IRearlionsef
Last
Week's
Setback
.
NEW
YORK.
August
17
Stocks
rniCE:
5
CENTS
agents
Arc
Driving
Forward
SWfcK
Ur
NSURGENTS
r
Sole
to
Britain
May
Mean
End
of
Intervention
,.-
AlKTIlKT.
17,
h
ir.
afpnt-
authonucs
yes-
.r
rrd
to
the
uruisn
con
uv
,,
...
i
t
transmission
u
nis
hnr
reply
to
British
7C-
-n
volunteers
from
the
;.
of
Franco's
answer
to
i
man
for
removal
of
tcr-
remains
secret
but
crcdict
Its
te'rms
may
r
;d
of
the
non-lntervcn
ahn
Spanish
Insurgents
.
-
definitely
to
have
cast
v;
Taly
and
Oermany,
Jeopardizing
hopes
'
Ei
am
and
France
to
i
i
i
c-r
i
in
ml
m
vi
111
i
iivn
ii
vi
a
a.
t
M
a
m
aim
5
RAMPANT
Tarltic
Coast
GO
INTO
HIGHWAY:
Personnel
of
Five-Man
Commission
Is
Named
By
President
Roosevelt
WASHINGTON,
D.C..
Aug.
17.
:
COMING
TO
Spanish
Loyalists
Are
Appealing
To
Boys
To
Fight
For
Their
Homes
Two
Kcbcl
Armies
Continuing
Advance
With
Ciudad
Real
Province
as
Objective
Are
Also
Coming
f
Down
From
North
HENDAYE,
Franco-Spanish
Frontier,
August
17.-
Loyalist
Civil
authorities
of
Ciudad
Real
province
arj-
peaieu
iu
every
auie-uuuieu
man
dim
uuy
ycatciuaj
iu
uc-
i..
ii.
i
xTi.
lenu
tneir
nomes
agamsi
iwo
auvancmg
xxaiionaust
armies.
Gen.
Gonzalo
Queipo
de
Llano,
Garrulous
Southern,
insurgent
commander,
was
within
striking
distance.
His
forces
reported
they
had
crossed,
rT"
two
parallel
mountain
ranges
to
rriffffrv
m
AIT
within
ten
miles
of
Almaden,
capi-(
I
l-l
11
I
1
tal
of
the
world's
richest
mercury
1
mlnlne
region
and
less
than
fifty
I
miles
from
the
city
of
Ciudad
Real.j
LUNG
COMES
ro
ine
norm,
anoiner
nisuigcm.;
army
under
Gen.
Juan
Sallquet,
I
Fight
Against
Infantile
Paralysis
claimed
to
have
conquered
the
band
cf
farm
land
between
the
Guidana
and
Guaradalljas
Rivers
and
was
attempting
to
surround
Puebla
de.
Alcocer
and
Herrera
del
Duque
In
Calgary
District
Continues
Thirty-three
Cases
So
Far
EDMONTON.
August
17:
(CP)
The
Alberta
government
is
bringing
in
a
third
"iron
lung"
for
use
ln
the
infantile
paralysis
epidemic
In
ttis
Calearv
district.
To
date
there
have
1
been
thirty-three
cases
of
the
malady,
five
of
which
have
resulted
in
1
IU
ucaui.
PreDarinr
For
'Fisheries
Meet
declined
In
each
of
the
full
ses-
Isions
last
week
and
industrial
aver-
Lmportant
Gathering
to
Take
Place
ages
broke
ten
points
from
last
sa-.
m
uosion
turday's
high.
Trading
picked
up.)
Experts
held
that
the
decline
was
BOSTON,
Aug.
17:
(CP)
Lead-'
'
a
good
tonic
and
that
the
market
ers
in
the
fishing
Industry
from
al1
should
recede
a
bit
while
business
parts
of
the
United
States
will
catches
up.
The
extent
of
the
sH-;
gather
here
early
in
October
for
a
PacK
causea
some
worry,
nawever.
national
iisnenes
comerence
ana
and
the
chart
experts
said
thar.
lower
levels
In
the
Industrials
section
might
signal
a
further
sharp
decline.
Motors
suffered,
Ford
was
closed,
and
aim
Chrysler
fs
produced
v.--
only
j
a
few
exposition,
the
first
0f
its
kind
ever
held.
;
Delegates
are
expected
to
consider
a
unified
program
for
dealing
with
nationwide
problems
in
the
and
discuss
the
recent
illUUdbij
industry,
aliu
uiovuaj
bins
j
1
Mnfsirs
nrodnction
t
t
i
tirf,i
v-oio.
wv4
i
I
seilcS
Ul
CUHIVI
tllLC
iu
noamuj-
was
only
about
10,000
units
but
De-
j
ton
reiative
to
the
proposed
Ca'n-trolt
forecasts
opening
of
many
,
adlan
reclproclty
treaty,
automobile
plants
shortly.
j
Director
James
Cooley
of
ths
I
The
tire
companies
swung
into
a
jj
nsheries
Association
i
larger
production
and
gasoline
ln-
.
.
th
Drincipai
op.
VentorleS
were
reduced.
Innncnf,
nf
onv
Hnna-arri
rprlsion
Bank
clearings
dropped
to
thejof
Canadian
tarlff
scaie
at
the
lQWCSw
west
level
level
auitc
since
April
13
government
hearings.
Is
in
charge
Oil
shares,
though
t
easier
did
local
arrangcments
for
the
Oc-itter
better
than
most
of
the
others.
Steel
and
motors
were
the
hard
est
hit.
settlement,
lencc.
There
was
no
vio-
FRANCE
RETALIATES
PARIS
France's
retaliatory
tourist
ban
against
Italy
went
into
effect
at
noon
yesterday
at
frontier
railroad
stations
and
all
frontier
road
nosts.
The
Minis-
v.irllran
Citv.
the
Ministry
of
Interior
ordered
that
they
be
given
passport,
visas
permitting
them
to
pass
through
Italy
to
their
destination
but
they
were
forbidden
to
stop
enroute.
tober
meetings.
Allied
industries,
such
as
canning
and
packing
Interests,
will
also
be
represented.
Booths
will
be
arranged
for
displays.
k
PUmav
nf
thp
pnnfprpnrp
Is
.y-
Ipected
to
be
the
International
HANKOW
BOMBED
I
fishermen's
race
between
the
HANKOW,
China
Eighteen
!
schooners
Gertrude
L.
Thebaud
and
Japanese
airplanes
bombed
the
Nova
Scotia's
Bluenose.
trl-city
area
of
Hankow,
Hanyang
and
Wuchang
heavily
yesterday.
Casualitics
were
Wfcliev-ed
high.
Some
of
the
bombs
appeared
to
have
fallen
in
the
vicinity
of
American
mission
Unidentified
Man
Thought
Drowned
Storm
at
Estuary
of
Fraser
River
Believed
to
Have
Had
Fatal
Result
NEW
WESTMINSTER,
Aug.
17:
(CP)
Reports
have
been
current
here
of
an
unidentified
man
having
ordered
that
been
drowned
from
a
boat
as
heavy
try
of
the
Interior
,
no
French
tourists
who
did
not
v
li"u1'
v
visas
Fraser
River
following
a
storm
on
possess
special
passport
should
be
permitted
to
cross
in-
'Monday
night.
to
Italy.
In
deference
to
pro-
tests
from
Roman
Catholics
and
I
other
tourists
who
desire
to
visit
.
FIGHTING
TONIGHT
NEW
YORK
Weather
is
favorable
for
the
Lou
Ambers
Henry
Armstrong
lightweight
title
bout.
Armstrong
Is
a
heavy
favorite
to
win
the
crown.
Ambers
weighs
in
at
131(4
pounds,
Armstrong
at
131.