Today's
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
(S
A.M.)
High
8:37
a.m.
16.9
It.
,inn
RuDcrt
Cloudy,
southeast
22:36
p.m.
16.9
It.
Lind
22
miles
per
hour;
barometer
Low
3:24
a.m.
9.0
It.
30.00
(dropping);
tempcra-
16:09
p.m.
7.0
It.
40;
moderate
sweu.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
fUlCE:
S
CENTS
bcXVII.,
No.
71.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
FRIDAY,
MARCH
25,
1938.
LOSING
UAL
He
of
Q
V'oUe
bid
Meetin,
6'U
Hearing
RjEEN
CHARLO
ITY,
Mar
;
W1C
luuu
wua
uiaoi.
tllCCCnty
tpd
that
there
was
a
move
foot
to
abolish
the
hospital
fcueen
Charlotte
City.
So
the
Eie
wanted
to
know
about
1
held
a
meeting
In
the
school
kp
to
discuss
the
question
11
Etn
was
one.
There
were
repre-
Ratlves
Irom
as
lar
up
the
coast
and
south
Irom
Sandspit.
lorty
being
in
attendance.,
tlcll
meeting
elected
to
the
chair
W
J
Sclder
while
Miss
Velrra
rbalrn
was
nominated
as
sec-
try
I
Ine
might
have
thousht
thai
in
so
representative
a
gather-J
some
debate
would
be
sure
to
ip
but
for
some
reason
or
other,
minds
had
but
a
single
thought
was
pointed
out
that
anyone
k
knew
the
conditions
here
on
i
Islands
would
never
make
the
Stake
of
disturbing
the
present
Ritution.
i
po
vote
to
move
the
hospital
fen
Its
present
location
Is
a
vote
E
lunacy'
declared
B.
F.
Roberts
I
here
was
a
letter
Irom
the
vll-
'
ir
of
Skldcgate
forwarded
by
Ej
Council
and
a
fully
signed
Ktion
Irom
the
people
at
Band
it
indicating
the
solidarity
of
liir
tiinnort
fnr
t.hp
lnral
hnsnltal
There
was
no
division
of
opinion
pent
at
the
gathering.
BDn
motion
of
Messrs
Hartle
and
Herts
the
meeting
went
on
re-
ki
u
being
opposed
to
the
dU-Ittisuance
of
any
federal
ot
rovin:tal
assistance
that
mlch
Ir:
make
it
impossible
for
the
uaeate
inlet
Hospital
to
lunc-
bn.
letter
mihllshpri
nnt
nntr
nirn
the
Prince
Rnnprt
.
TJallv
J
Npws
ps
rend
but
he
writer
was
not
tsent
at
the
meeting
and,
fall-
to
lind
a
supporter
for
the
Irws
expressed,
nothing
was
done
bnnt
("Where
there
Is
smoke
there
is
fre
declarpri
nn
r
cnnolrnr
htif
body
would
tell
where
the
fire
is.
I
(AILY
NEWS
COMMENDED
"1
in
Regard
to
Publication
of
"tiers
on
Hospital
Matters
Approved
by
Eminent
Authority
Writinc
in
the
annual
reference
Umber
nf
"rnnnHlan
ll..nllal."
official
journal
of
the
Canadian
j
Hospital
Council,
Dr.
Harvey
Ag-secretary
of
the
Denartment
ti
i
rl
I
an
Ifdical
J'e
outstanding
authorities
In
I
anacla
on
hospital
matters,
com-
uentis
a
recent
editorial
In
the
fince
Uupert
Dally
News
which
'
nilhlivllKrl
..........
In
...
LMIIIILVktuil
.n..ialnn
with
jr.."
he
refusal
letr
on
local
hospital
matters
"c
writer
of
which
did
not
wish
'
lo
siRn
for
publication.
j
i'r
Acncw
writes
as
follows:
J
:
"The
Dallv
Miw
..r
lrln-i
Uii.
i
"t
does
not
like
anonymous
let-
on
Hospital
matters.
It
has
mnouncert
Its
Intention
tn
ri-
use
to
publish
any
letters
on
hos-
"'ai
matters
which
the
writers
r
Unwlllinc
to
slcn
nersonallv
or
r
Wllicll
lllpv
nflr
In
nvnrlr
rp
imsibllityj
nor
docs
the
Dally
'ws
intend
to
subscribe
to
any
oiltrnvoi-..
...i.i.i.
vtiiii;ii
iiiajr
)ictiii
J!le
obtaining
of
a
new
hospital
'or
that
community.
'
The
editor
J1"'"!
out
that
the
proper
place
(
ny
person
or
organization
in-Eteresteti
n
hospital
affairs
to
pre-"'U
tlicimelves
and
air
their
rcws
m
public
Is
at
the
annual
meeting
f
the
ITince
Rupert
(('ieral
Hosnltal
Association.
iW'fl
....-
A..
J..
..i,mc
newspapers
w
buiii
j""
policy,
a
great
deal
of
the
""warranted
criticism
of
hospi-
l
in
the
press
by
disgruntled
""lividuals
would
be
eliminated."
NAZI
TROOPS
Alter
Chancellor
Schuschnigg'
cabinet
was
overthrown
to
meet
conditions
outlined
lq
ultimatums
Irom
Germany.
Austrian
Nazis
swarmed
through
streets
of
Vienna
In
an
Impromptu
celebration.
Police
were
unable
to
cope
with
massed
crowds
and
traffic
was
halted
as
cheering,
singing
Nazis
made
at
the
height
ol
the
demonstration,
and
sympathisers
acclaimed
"union"
with
.Germany.
This
picture,
was
Hashed
to
London
and
transmitted
to
Canada
by
radiophoto.
x
--.
'
i
oeA
WSSSSSS38wsg
'
"
t.mn
in
m
Aus
Austria
tne
these
se
iroop
troops
were
flown
Consolidating
Germany
s
position
show
ma
cWng
from
te
miles
Irom
Vienna.
They
arc
cd
other
Nazi
IJSiK
hlle
o
l
oVhers
goose-stepped
their
way
to
the
Austrian
ported
by
aeroplane
to
Vienna
Jjousa
transmitted
t0
Canada.
capital.
The
aoove
piciuic
TORONTO
WON
OUT
Sccrrcd
One
Goal
to
Defeat
Boston
In
National
Hockey
League
PlayrOff
Game
TORONTO,
March
25;
iCP)
Toronto
downed
Boston
one
to
nothing
first
game
of
he
last
night
in
the
series
between
the
leaders
of
the
two
National
Hockey
League
sections,
Toronto
representing
the
ln-Iternatlonal
section
and
Boston,
the
iTt
Ch
cago
the
Black
Hawks
.
.
oinne
four
to
blanked
ine
u"-"-
,
i
three
sencot
wi
-
iSS"jSail
In
the
piay-o"
-,-,
place
teams
In
uie
iw
u
.
I
Terrace
Feels
Earth
Tremor
..
.1.1...1
....
shelves
Anil
Tea
Cups
uai
vm
Klcctric
LiRl'i
,
Tucs-Ha?Sng
25:-On
TFRRACE,
Mawn
slight
carthnua
a
"
mornmn
day
evident
in
Terraci.
prracc
by
vy
mane
,rtP
iw-"
Itself
w
f
tuannus
uncanny
-
t.
0.
on
tne
sue
Ing
of
electric
us
OVERSEE
AUSTRIAN
REJOICING
.
4
I
Germans
Aid
1
.
Chinese
In
Orient
War
i
K
SHANGHAI,
March
25:
(CP)
The
Chinese
today
declared
that
strong
Gcrman-trainea
r
reinforcements,
Including
me-
chanlzcd
units,
were
bulwark-
!
ing
their
defenses
as
a
new
i
counter
-
offensive
stretched
hat.tle
for
one
hundred
miles
alone
the
Tientein-Pukow
Rail-
.
"J
t
a!
:
4-
,.r
WeaLKer
horecast
i
Q.mnnttiL
PrpsKufc
has
UUI1U1U1
UJ,'V-"
Columbia
rapid
-
risen
over
British
ly
but
continues
low
on
mib
iwim
nour;
ouruiin;;i.
w.m.
Pacific.
'
3attcrcd
showers
have
Hazelton
Cloudy,
calm,
temper-occurred
over
the
province.
ature
36.
Prince
Rupert
ana
Queen
unar
-
lotte
Islands
Strong
southeast
winds
or
gales,
cloudy
and
mild
with
rain.
,
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
isiana
wrish
west
winds,
shifting
to
south
past
becoming
strong
at
night
Mostly
fair
and
mild
with
showers.
VANCOUVER.
March
25:
iCP)
I
whe'at'was
trading
nt
$1618
on
the
Vancouver
market
yesterday.
I
I
Irom
Germany
to
Aspern,
live
they
ln.
wefe
trans.
Today's
Weather
(Ooverwnent
"viegr.pM
Trinle
Island
Cloudy,
southeast
iwind.
thirtv
miles
per
hour;
sea
moderately
rough.
Langara
Island
Showery,
south-j.
rrlv
wind,
25
miles
per
hour;
Ba
rometer,
29.89;
temperature,
40
ana
mnderatclv
rough.
i
i
Dead
Tree
Point
Rain
squalls,
strong
southeast
wind;
barometer.
129.95;
temperature,
40;
sea
choppy
Bull
uarDor
onuwery.
umu-
meter,
30.24;
icmperaiure,
n,
light
swell.
Alert
Bay
Overcast,
calm;
baro-
meter,
30.20;
temperature,
35;
s?a
smooth.
1
Estevan
Island-Clear,
northwest
a
OA
in
i
meier,
ou.oo.
,
Victoria
Cloudy,
westerly
wind
eight
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
i,
30.38.
Vancouver
Clear,
calm,
barometer.
30.34.
Prinpp
npnme
Clear,
calm:
southwest
wind,
four
miles
per
amiiners
wuuuy,
cuuu,
Burns
Lake
Bright,
calm,
34.
Terrace
Cloudy,
east
wind,
34
Alyansh
Cloudy,
calm,
40.
,
Alice
Arm
Gaining,
calm,
36.
Anyox
Raining,
calm,
36.
Ilnlnn
t?t
an
m
or
Pflrrfenn
,-.-..
f
i.
t
i
i.
i
National
Royal
Danieli
Second,
j
Workman
Third
AINTREE,
Eng.,
March
25:
(CP)
Mrs.
Marion
Scott's
Battleship
won
the
one
hundredth
funning
of
the
Grand
National
Steeplechase
today.
H.
c.
McNaiiey-s
Uoyal
Danieli
was
SSSnASr.S
of
thirty-six.
R-.iishin.
thf
fourth
American-
I
owned
horse
to
win
the
Grand
I
National,
scored
by
a
head
in
j
the
closest
finish
in
years.
The
first
three
horses
came
to
the
last
fence
almost
on
even
terms
but
Workman
dropped
far
back
in
the
final
test
as
Battleship
and
Koyal
Danieli
staged
a
thrilling
duel.
Arthur
Sainsbury's
Blue
Shirt,
the
favorite,
finished
seventh.
Rock
Lad,
owned
by
H.
R.
Rain
of
Toronto
and
the
first
i
Canadian
horse
ever
to
enter
the
.
Grand
National,
was
so
seriously
injured
that
he
had
to
be
destroyed.
DISHWASHER
DISAPPOINTED
i
DETROIT,
March
.25:
A
dishwasher
in
a
Detroit
restaurant
held
an
Irish
Hospitals
sweepstake
ticket
on
Blue
Shirt,
fav
orite
in
the
Grand
National
today,
and
had
visions
of
winnin;
a
$150,000
fortune.
However,
he
had
to
be
satisfied
with
mere
starter's
money
when
Blue
Shirt
failed
to
place.
-
,
-
L,l
1
.
BULLETINS
,
CANADIAN
WINS
BIG
'
KENQRA.
Ont
Mike
jvlcehan,
fil,
holding
ticket
JQ25413
on
Bat-leship,
won
$150,000
when
the
son
of
Man
O'War
won
the
thrilling
i
Grand
National
steeplechase
at
A
In
tree
from
Royal
Danieli
today.
I
I
CIVILIANS
MOBILIZED
i
BARCELONA
The
Spanish
loyalist
government
has
ordered
mobilization
of
the
entire
civil
population
in
a
final
defense
of
,,
the
province
of
Barcelona
from
1
the
Insurgent
advance.
The
government
1
admitted
serious
defeat
in
an
air
engagement
involving
one
hundred
planes.
'
CANADA
MUST
PREPARE
OTTAWA
Canada
must
be
prepared
to
stand
with
Great
j
Britain,
United
States
and
France
,
in
a
possible
war,
declared
Hon.
,
Ian
Mackenzie,
minister
of
na-
tional
defence,
yesterday.
He
emphasized
the
importance
of
Pa-
cific
Coast
defences.
REPORTER
IS
JAILED
Runs
Foul
of
Social
Credit
Member
So
Legislative
Assembly
Approves
of
His
Being
Detained
EDMONTON,
March
25:
(CP)
The
Alberta
Legislature
last
night
approved
a
commitlec
recommendation
that
Don
Brown,
Edmonton
Journal
reporter,
be
detained
in
Lethbridge
jail
(luring
the
pleasure
of
the
Assembly
for
breach
of
house
privileges.
The
action
was
taken
after
Dr.
j.
L.
Robinson,
Social
,
Credit
member
for
Medicine
Hat,
protested
that
Brown
had
misquoted
him
on
one
issue.
HARD
TO
DECIDE
FORT
ERIE,
Ont.,
March
25:
(CP)
Whether
to
attack
or
Just
mit
and
horje
for
the
enemy's
mi.r-i.
U
the
Question
for
'
mcirtpnu
nf
the
western
section
5:30
5:30
this
this
evening
evening
from
irom
the
me
south
soutn
'.Bowen
oowc.
Road.
The
enemy
consists
and
will
sail
at
9
p.m.
on
her
BATTLESHIP
1?
j
WTWQ
P
APF
If
1U1VLI
I
American
Horse
First
in
Grand
i
turn
to
Vancouver
and
waypolnts.
on
a
pnvaie
esuuu.
Chamberlain
Still
Hopeful
Of
International
Police
In
His
Speech
on
British
Foreign
Policy
Does
Not
Further
Complicate
International
Affairs
Some
Comments
From
Abroad
T.nwnrvN
Mnrr-h
25
r
iTJM
Prime
Minister
Neville
Chamberlain,
in
the
course
ifnr
nni;.,v
.n
Parliament
'that
theday
would
come
when
the
nations
of
the
world
would
merge
their
armies
in
an
international
police
force
nViot
nf
wViipVi
wnnlrl
hp
to
nreserve
Deace.
Meantime,
UU
)WV
WA.
IllUWil
TV
"
.
.
.
'
Russia
Is
.
i
Ready
For
ytj
.
11
dl
.ttlMJ
NEW
YORK,
March
25.
Al-
exander
Troyanovsky,
Soviet
Russia
ambassador
to
the
Un-
Itprl
Rt.at.ps
v,
said
here
,
vester-
day
that
Russia
was
amply
strong
enough
to
dclend
Its
own
territory
and,
If
necessary,
;
to
assist
other
nations
wnlcn
needed
help.
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Courtesy
8.
D.
Johnston
Co.)
Vancouver
B.
C.
Nickel,
.20.
Big
Missouri,
.40.
Bralorne,
8.60.
Aztec,
.08y2.
v
Cariboo
Quartz,
2.00.
Dentonla,
.10.
'
Golconda,
.05.
-
Mlnto,
.02'2.
Fairview
Amal.,
.03
V.
Noble
Five,
.03.
Pend
Oreille,
1.70.
Pioneer,
3.05.
Porter
Idaho,
.02.
Premier,
1.95.
Reeves
McDonald,
.32.
Reno,
.50.
Relief
Arlington,
.18.
Reward,
.04.
Premier
Border,
,01
V.
Salmon
Gold,
.06.
Silbak
Premier.
1.70.
Home
Gold,
.OlVi.
Grandview,
.07
Vi.
Indian,
.02.
Quatslno
Copper,
.02Vi.
Haida,
.08.
Oils
A.
P.
Con-
.20.
Calmont,
.36.
C.
&
E.,
2.10.
Freehold,
.05.
McDougal
Segur,
.19.
I
Mercury.
-13V4.
Okalta.
1.41.
Pacalta,
.09
V2.
Home
Oil,
1.03.
Toronto
Beattie,
1.22..
Central
Patricia,
2.47.
Gods
Lake,
.40
Vs.
Little
Long
Lac.
4.35.
McKenzie
Red
Lake,
.77.
Pickle
Crow,
4.10.
San
Antonio,
1.30.
j
Sherrlt
Gordon.
1.20.
I
Smelters
Gold,
.02.
'
McLeod
Cockshutt,
3.25.
Oklend,
.20.
Mosher,
.19.
I
Madsen
Red
Lake,
.33.
i
Stadae.ona,
.23.
Francoeur,
.33.
I
!
Moncta,
.1.92.
Thompson
Cadillac,
.20.
i
Bankfield,
.73.
1
East
Malartlc.
1.37.
Preston
East
Dome,
.90.
.
Hutchison
Lake,
.072-Dawson
White,
.04.
Aldcrmac,
.47.
Kerr
Addison,
1.59.
Uchl
Gold,
1.40
Int.
Nickel,
47.50.
Noranda,
54.75.
Con.
Smelters,
53.00.
Hardrock,
1.81.
dls-
Funeral
Notice
ol
Mrs
Trills
1
111
V
'
,,
toira
,ow
Mnrtav
at
2:30
.
"-j
-
-----
re
-
of
a
colony
oi
muhu,
cu...
.
"
"
u
i
World
Some
Day
4
'
of
his
statement
on
British
vesterdav.
expressed
hope
I
'
he
declared,
Great
Britain
would
have
to
maintain
its
armed
strength
for
self-protection.
He
predicted
'that,
by
the
end
ol
the
lirst
five
years
ol
rearming,
the
cost
would
be
more
like
$10,000,0004)00
than
the
$7,500,000,000
which
was
orlgln-
ally
contemplated.
The
general
view
Irom
the
capl-
Itals
ol
Europe
is
that
the
Prlm$
Minister's
speech
did
nothing
to
lurther
complicate
the
troubled
International
situation.
Spanish
government
spokesmen
at
Barcelona
said
Mr.
Chamberlain
must
must
be
ue
blind
Diina
u
II
he
hc
could
cuuiu
not
jiuk
oc
see
that
further
Italian
help
was
being
extended
t0
the
insurgents.
One
comment
In
Vienna
was
that
It
was
"the
most
gracious
possible
acceptance
of
an
unpleasant
situation."
;
Rome
was
nleased
with
the
'friendly
tone."
Foreign
Minister
Paul-Boncour
of
France
sided
with
Mr.
Chamberlain
;
In
the
most
of
his
points
but
relt-'
erated
France's
determination
to
go
to
the
aid
of
Czecho-Slovakia
In
the
event
of
German
aggression.
Would
Oust
Government
Leaders
of
British
Labor
today
i
assailed
Prime
Minister
Chamber-f-iafij
laln's
declaration
on
foreign
policy
;itnd.-called.
lor
an-irnmedUte-meet-.
ing
of
League
of
Nations
nationals
to
consider
"appeasement
of
Eur
ope."
'
The
government's
continuance
In
oflice
is
a
grave
menace
to
the
peace
of
Europe,"
said
the
Labor
manllesto.
The
manifesto
decried
what
It
called
Chamberlain's
failure
to
disclose
"constructive
policy"
to
prevent
war
and
demanded
abandonment
of
the
"farcical"
policy
of
non-intervention
dn
the
Spanish
civil
war.
Lumber
Cost
In
Building
House
Materials
Can
Be
Supplied
for$175,
i
City
Commissioner
Announces
!
The
city
commissioner
has
received
an
offer
from
a
mill
In
the
'Prince
Rupert
district
to
supply
all
lumber
for
a
six-room
house
26
feet
by
36
feet
Including
shingles
but
not
Interior
finishings
for
the
sum
of
$475.
If
edge
grain
hemlock
flooring
Is
not
required
the
price
would
be
$435.
This
is
offered
as
a
guide
when
computing
the
cost
of
building
a
house.
Not
Much
T.B.
J
Is
Found
Here
I
In
view
of
the
fact
that
so
many
Prince
Rupert
people
seem
to
be
"tuberculosis
con-
sclous,'1
Dr.
A.
S.
Lamb,
pro-
vinclal
chest
specialist,
is
sur-
prised
to
find
so
lew
people
showing
evidence
of
the
mal-
ady.
During
a
clinic
conducted
In
the
course
of
the
past
week,
Dr.
Lamb
examined
some
150
persons
but
found
only
two
or
three
who
had
the
disease,
only
one
of
these
being
serious.
Dr.
Lamb
sailed
by
the
Prince
Ru-
pert
last
night
on
his
return
to
Vancouver.
He
expects
to
be
back
In
Prince
Rupert
again
In
the
summer
to
conduct
another
Ross
.
clinic.
n.m.'
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