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s
Christmas
and
New
Year
Message
From
Olof
Hanson
New,
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OLOF
HANSON
TO
ORIENT
Col.
Nelson
Spencer
Announces
New
Consolidated
Export
Plan
VANCOUVER,
Dec
21:
(CP)
Col.
Nelson
Spencer,
log
broker,
says
that
a
Japanese
association
has
been
formed
with
the
aid
of
the'Tokyo
government
to
handle
almost
all
British
Columbia
lumber
exports
to
Japan
and
nncse-dominatcd
areas
of
China;
When
the
Association
begins
op-eratluiri
Col.
Spencer
says,
all
lumber
exports
ot
the
northwest
i
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9:31
a.m.
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AND
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PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
DECEMBER
24,
1938.
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hopes
that
Uossfor
each
and
every
j
r
Ac
!
to.,
fX
Wcnrf?nc,
the
gaicty,
and
the
spirit
of
8iving
and
sharing
that
are
a
part
of
the
g
one
to
catch
tnc
warmm,
p
unrwfnas
so'
,
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PROBLEM
OF
JAPS
Dec.
24:
(CP
Quadruplets
To
Have
Birthday
Cake
As
Well
A
'
.
.
'
SAINT
JOHN,
New
Brunswick,
0
The
suggestion
w
has
been
made
by
0ft1"'
'
w.
nA
2
CP
Tlie
Mahoney
quad-'P
o
vnnmuvnr
.Tnnanpse
economist
lw,x-
P
"Japanese1
-pie
whwe
b
rthda
Is
on
and
authority
that
the
ChtatmM
Day.
will
have
their
Hr
problem"
might
be
relieved
by
the
j
hday
cake
tomorrow
Their
dUtrlbutloa
of
the
Japanese
mother
that.
In
the
past,
there
1
numicr
says
"
H
throughout
v.uuub.
a
the
rest
of
Canada.
.
..
birthday
cake
as
It
1
seemed
useless
to
have
this
as
well
Hulled
States
and
Canada
ex-
as
a
Christmas
cake.
However.
0
cept
logs
tor
box-making
and
air-
;
there
will
be
both
this
year.
The
plane
spruce
logs
for
pulp
will
be'
'
quadruplets
will
celebrate
their
handled
through
It.
!
fifteenth
birthday.
Bulletins
POPE
RLBUKES
MUSSOLINI
VATICAN
CITY
Pope
Pius,
in
a
Christmas
address
to
the
Car
dinals,
expressed
"bitter
sadness"
at
vexations
in
relations
between
the
Vatican
and
the
Italian
government.
He
said
the
vexations
I
twin-motored
United
States
Army
bomber
near
here.
a
141
Capitol
TAXI
Maccy's
Coffee
House
WORK
IS
IN
GOOD
SHAPE
j
Ottawa
is
Ready
for
Session
Most
of
Cabinet
Leave
Capital
lor
Christmas
OTTAWADec.
24:
(CP
A
nf
cabinet
sessions
durinz
the
were
the
mistreatment
of
Cath-
,
t
Jew
days
haj
brough.t
prepare
olic
action
and
wounding
of
the
I
.
.
to
ODCnlne
of
Parlia-
toncordat
between
the
Holy
See
jment
Qa
January
12
to
a
state
of
and
Italy
by
Mussolini
forbidding
I
53
seIdom
achieved
at
sucK
marriages
of
Aryans
and
nonAry-
early
izle
0nly
one
cabinet
ans.
meeting
on
December
29
is
schedul-
led
for
the
holiday
week.
RERUN
TAKES
IT
practically
all
the
cabinet
min
nt'TM.fV
A
nrntunniii
min-
1
.
t,afc
rm
lalcxo
uuye;
iiuw
w;ai,cicu
W
W-M
isiry
spokesman
declared
today
jTarious
homes
for
the
Christmas
ili
a..."
1
n
n
M
r:
:i
v
tlcsed
diplomatically
after
it
had
culminated
in
United
States
rejection
of
the
German
protest
against
the
speech
last
Sunday
by
tbc
Secretary
of
the
Interior
ot
the
United
States.
Although
regretting
that
the
incident
had
,it
a
string
behind,
the
spokesman
saiJ
that
the
protest
was
t-Jetf
,
.
in
...
such
terms
that
it
ended
I
The
Governor
Oeneral,
Lord
Tweedsmuir,
and
hi
family
will
have
Christmas
dinner
at
Rldeaii
Hall.
i
Prime
Lnlster
William
Lyon
!
Mackenzie
King
and
Leader
of
the
!
Opposition
R
J.
Manion
will
spend
the
holiday
here.
As
X
his
usual
custom.
Former
f
riUlC
AlUUMCi
I,
O,
Wi.lUH-i.fc
diplomatic
action.
Nazi
newspap-
&y
nome
ot
nl3
brother
lh
cw
ronwiiuc
pumiiui5
1
Sackvllle,
New
is
runs
wick,
xor
comments.
'
Christmas.
He
wlU
leave
shortly
to
imafce
his
new
home
In
England.
NINE
DEAD
IN
CRASH
UNIONTOWN,
Alabama
Brok
en
bodies
recovered
over
acres
indicated
that
l
seven
possibly
nine,
men
died
in
the
crash
and
ex
"BsiSy
Salvation
Army
IU
ZXLT
Fund
Completed
WiLL
MAKE
KING
CHIEF
TORONTO
Leaders
of
the
Six
Xjliuts
tribe
of
Ontario
are
con-rMering
their
plans
for
conferring
a
chieftainship
upon
King
.urje
on
the
occasion
of
his
visit
next
year.
All
the
ancient
ttibal
rites
and
customs
will
be
observed.
SHIPS
IN
TROUBLE
PORTLAND,
Oregon
There
were
three
shipping
mishaps
in
the
vicinity
of
Portland
within
forty-eight
hours
but
none
were
serious.
The
Hamburg-American
Line
vessel
Seattle
grounded
fifteen
miles
down
the
Columbia
River
but
later
refloated
without
serious
damage.
The
British
freighter
Myrtlebank
took
an
alarming
list
when
cargo
shifted
in
the
Willamette
River
after
leaving
here
but
she
returned
to
port
and
had
the
cargo
readjusted.
The
freijhter.
Maine
wa
also
ashore
near
here
for
a
short
time.
RESCUE
IS
COMPLETED
JUNEAU
Members
of
the
crew
of
the
jnotorship
Patterson,
wrecked
two
weeks
ago
tomorrow
off
bleak
Cape
Fairweather,
are
on
their
way
to
Juneau
aboard
coastguard
cutters
after
hiking
out
to
Lituya
Bay
following
their
being
marooned
for
len
days.
AU
are
affected
by
ex-
1
Practically
All
Collections
Made
and
j
Donations
Acknowledged
I
The
Salvation
Army
fund
Is
just
'
about
completed.
Most
of
the
collections
have
been
made
from
the
radio
auction
and
the
fund
will
be
wound
up
next
week.
The
present
standing
follows:
Previously
acknowledged
..--$478.80
"City
of
Prince
Rupert
10D0
A
Friend-
-
3.00
Anonymous
-50
W.
R.
McAfee
5.00
S.
E.
Sunbury
5,00
Donations
of
goods
have
also
been
ecelved:
'meat
from
Swift
Canadian
Co.,
bread
from
Rupert
Bakery
and
from
"A
Friend."
groceries
from
Q.
ii
S.
Grocery.
Weather
Forecast
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Char-
J
lotte
Islands
Fresh
north
to
north-
J
cast
Tinds.
booming
colder
with,
rain
turning
to
light
snow.
j
;
Miss
Peggy
Steen
wilt
sail
tomor-
,
row
night
on
the
Cardena
to
spend
New
Year
visiting
at
Stewart
and
Premier.
posure
but
none
are
In
a
serious
condition
and
are
thankful
at
their
rescue
which
constituted
,
one
of
the
epics
of
Alaska
coast
shipping
annals.
PREMIER
PATTULLO'S
CHRISTMAS
MESSAGE
Last
year
at
this
season,
I
expressed
the
belief
that
we
could
look
forward
with
confidence
and
an
abiding
faith
that
pood
would
outweigh
evil
in
the
following
future.
Notwithstanding
the
many
S
untoward
incidents
of
minor
degree,
uie
iiwjiu
g
g
flicts
which
have
taken
place,
and
the
outrageous
g
g
injustices
which
have
been
perpetrated,
I
still
be-
g
lieve
that
we
are
moving
steadily
on
the
long,
long
I
way
to
the
ultimate
goal
of
good.
,;p
g
Tj:..:.,r.n,r
t,.a
mav
fppl
that
we
have'
S
limn
muoiijr
,,v-
"'
,7
S
.
.
1
little
influence
on
world
events,
but
U
,
is
individual
;
effort
which
makes
up
the
composite
whole,
and
ot
g
..:
u
c
ft,o
xa
cVinnlrl
pxpvt
ourselves
to
the
ut-
&
g
most
in
our
own
spheres
according
to
the
light
that
we
see.
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v;
Q
I
wish
everyone
the
season's
compliments,
and
all
good
for
the
tuture.
T.
D.
PATTULLO
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