tral
Interior
b.
Company
ret
:r.
be'-:
Mi
Have
Tailed
of
the
scheme
to
get
h
..ave
blocked
operation
of
Italian
friendship
treaty
This
appears
evident
-
;unuh
insurgent
com-tief
reply
to
the
Brl--:
for
nnn-intervention
made
known
on
Sunday
ni
n
i
in
1...
.1
-
.
1
V
inuorseu
jjy
1
M
L
nuncrt
Chamber
of
passed
the
followtni
Prinze
Rupert
Chan.o-r
rce
warmly
endorse'
.
ndation
of
the
Prem
i
C
olumbia
that
an
sar-
should
be
held
with
-
f
formulating
a
plan
for
'lcnt
in
Canada
of
new
:
British
families
t0
be
he
overseas
settlement
In
the
United
Kingdom,
rence
to
be
composed
-ratives
of
the
Federal
M
all
provincial
govern-d
of
the
colonization
de-
,
of
the
two
great
rail-
.
n
.1
i
ltllOU
IS
DI1UCU
firming
Accords
of
Seven
Years
Ago
0ME
Auust
23
The
Fascist
v.ut
-
rnauiE
Par'y
bulletin
said
an
agrte-
t
had
been
reached
to
conform
he
ac
-ordi
reached
In
1931.
t
Standing
Of
vvuaie
8,100.
Candidates
Binding
of
contestants
In
"rr
uay
Popularity
Contest
at
1
PJn.
today:
v..
4
Slatta
(Sons
of
Norway)
6,000.
Maxlne
Hellbroner
team-
Alice
Oomez
(Uvro
Play-
grounds)
14.000.
Frances
1.100.
Elsie
Jnha
nuin
I
linnn
Con
'''Sherinpn'B
TT.,I
tin
nnn
Morgan
(Rotary)
ts
Contest.
pWh!
at
mlrl-
4,
Wit
tunloht
-j.
Railway
Speaks
of
Ccn-
fryftior
tional
Jiim
a
to
Malic
'O'lU,
T
and
Desire
of
Railway
Local
Line
Pay
VANCOUVER,
August
23:
(CP)
Following
a
trip
.
u
Vin
nmtrnl
?ntrrinr
S
.T
Hiinfrnrfnivl
tiroculonti
ii
liiv
r
-
l
i'
Chairman
in
uiu
puaiu
ui
uuetiuis
ui
uie
vuiauiaiii
1
To!1tt'nro
wVin
urrtvnA
in
Vnnnnrn'Oi1
vnctsfrlavl
r:
T?titn.f
caul
trmf
tnoto
i'ia
nrironf
rinifl
nnrll
i
i
i
j
o
I
ity
for
agricultural
settlement
in
the
rraser,
APR
HI.
AN
IS
BLOCKED
Like
British
Efforts
-to
Get
:
L'i.l.r
f
lut
nf
Knaln
Wfc
11
eiceena
ana
reace
itiver
vaiieys.
'The
present
population,"
he
said
'docs
not
contribute
sufficient
traf
flc
to
permit
of
the
long
line
of
railway,
constructed
at
heavy
cost
for
trje
purpose
of
developing
the
fertile
hinterland,
tq
be
operated
with
a
profit.
Necessity
for
its
continued
existence,
nevertheless,
Is
recognized,
In
the
fact
that
It
serv-
I
cs
fifty
thousand
pioneers
and
their
'
descendants.
Mr.
Hungerford
said
that
the
line
only
could
be
made
profitable
by
increased
agricultural
and
industrial
production
and
added
that
the'
opportunities
for
development
hadi
long
been
recognized.
Endorsing
any
program
which
promised
to
bring
intensified
de-,
velopment
of
any
country
served
by
J
Canadian
National
Railway
lines.
Mr.
Hungcrford
said
of
Sir
Henry
the
undeveloped
hinterland.
LINING
UP
NEW
DEAL
Idaho
Senator,
Beaten
In
Primaries,
May
Run
as
Independent
HYDE
PARK.
N.
Y
Aug.
.23.
-President
Roosevelt
swung
the
New
Deal
spotlight
on
Idaho
and,
as
a
result.
Senator
James
P.
Pope,
ardent
administration
supporter
recently
defeated
in
the
primaries
for
-e-nomlnatlon.
may
run
as
an
In-lependent.
The
Chief
Executive
mnvassed
the
far
western
polltica'
Ituation
with
Pope,
who
was
a
mest
at
the
summer
White
House
md
the
latter
admitted
that
they
ouched
briefly
on
the
possibility
if
his
xe-cnterlng
the
field.
Some
f
the
more
militant
New
Dealer-feel
that
Pope
represents
the
advanced
progressive
views
necessary
to
carry
forward
administration
oolicles
and
therefore
should
run
Pope,
who
was
defeated
in
the
nrlmarles
by
D.
Worth
Clark
after
Saturday
an
heiiad
been
endorsed
boin
Dy
rosi-
thp
TM-pntlv
master
neneral
James
A
Farlev
friction
between
Fascism
and
Secretary
of
State
Cordell
C.
.....
-
i
.
.
.
.
...
.
.
iVinf
Ytft
I
tural
situation.
People
Deplores
Nazi
Activities
Many
Tears
Are
Being
Shed.
Pon
tiff
Tells
German
Pilgrims
at
Castel
Oandolfo
CASTEL
OANDOLFO,
Italy,
Au-
rnst
23
POOC
PIUS
lOia
utuumi
o
"...
1
JU
pilgrims
here
at
tnc
wceit-enu
umk
many
fpars
were
ocins
siu-u
antl-Clirlstlan
many.
Moderate
and
warm.
over
activities
In
Oer-
Weather
Forecast
General
synopsis
The
pressure
remains
high
on
the
North
Coast
and
it
Is
Wr
afiaih
in
all
parts
of
British
Coulmbla.
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
unar
oltte
Islands
Light
wind,
?'
fine
and
moderately
warm
a
m
world
war
tlon
period.
Speaking
over
a
statewide
network
at
Baltimore.
Tyd-Ings
directed
his
fire
at
Mr.
Roosevelt
and
Representative
David
J.
iwLs.
one
hundred
per
cent.
New
Dealers,
whose
election
tnc
President
called
for
last
week.
City
Commissioner
W.
J.
Alder
will
be
In
session
tomorrow
morning
In
his
capacity
as
a
city
council
tn
ratify
the
sale
of
tax
sale
LIBRARY
VICTORIA,
B.C.
grown)
80
Taxi
me
Tomorrow
sT
ides
High
12:36
pm.
20.7
ft.
nT
AND
NIGHT
SEKVICE
Low
6:26
ajn.
1.9
It.
Careful
and
Courteous
Driven
18:41
p.m.
4.6
ft.
;
w
1933
Plymouth'
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
I
.11.
No.
107
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
AUGUST
23,
1938.
PRICE:
5
,
CENTS
FERFORD
ENDORSES
5T
PROPOSALS
FOR
iflpnt
01
l
aiu
Mf
SETTLEMENT,
AUSTRALIA'S
BIRTHDAY
CELEBRATIONS
.
When
Australia
Joined
the
rest
of
the
British
Empire
in
celebrating
the
birthday
of
King
George,
one
of
the
features
of
the
celebra
tion
was
this
parade
of
tanks
through
the
streets
of
Melbourne.
The
idea
was
to
give
Australiaas
an
idea
of
how
motorized
defence
forces
have
progressed
since
the
SHANGHAI
CLEANUP
FIGHTING;
LOTTERY
Page
Croft's
proposals
for
increased
i
British
emigration
to
Canada:
"Not,
Conflict
Comes
Close
to
That
Mc-only.will
this
result
in
a
direct'
con-
tropolis
Again
Japanese
Re
tribution
to
the
natural
wealth
j
ported
uiocKca
through
Increased
production
but
It
will
help
fulfil
the
hopes
of
those
i
SHANGHAI,
August
23
(Cans
kv
n-hnc
fnri.sioht
thpsp
iims
nf'dlan
Press)
Fighting
came
close
railway
were
constructed
through
to
Shanghai
again
yesterday
when
i
Japanese
soldiers
and
Chinese
gue
rillas
came
to
arlps
on
the
western
--fKJfflerBrihrcftf.-THe
"battle
was
.the
largest
since
November
with
;the
guerillas
well
armed
and
put
ting
up
a
determined
fight.
Chinese
say
that
their
forces
have
checkmated
the
Japanese
on
all
fronts.
The
Japanese,
however
said
new
large
scale,
drives
against
Japanese
garrisons
In
Shangtung
Province
had
scattered
ten
thousand
irregulars
near
Tslnan.
Socialite
Of
Hollywood
Is
Shot
Victim
HOLLYWOOD.
August
23
Mrs.
Emita
Krueger,
socially
prominent
wife
of
Karl
Krueger,
appeared
to
be
gaining
ground
last
night
In
an
ebb
and
How
struggle
against
two
bullet
wounds
inflicted
by
a
Jealous
husband
whose
wife
she
had
befriended.
Physicians
gave
a
little
better
than
a
fifty-fifty
chance
to
survive
the
gun
attack
of
young
Charles
E.
McDonald.
Carpet-Bagging
variolic
Action,
lay
organiza-
null,
tola
newspapeuuvn
I
lll
1
of
the
Catholic
Church.
A
Fas-
discussed
politics
and
the
agrlcul-jl
Uowcrp
Ic
made
,
lllM.
Twenty
Million
Dollar
Racket
Harlem
Being
Investigated
in
NEW
YORK,
August
23
The'
jig-saw
puzzle
of
Harlem's
vast
lottery
racket,
which
supposedly
took
millions
of
dollars
annually
from
the
poor
and
nedy
of
New
York,
was
eapc$tedJUaf
qrm.into
shape
fod'ay
'as
T&y
witnesses
are
called
to
testify
in
the
trial
of
district
leader
James
J.
Hincs.
Thomas
E.
Dewey,
crusading
young
district
attorney
who
has
accused
Hines
of
being
the
political
fixer
for
the
twenty
million
dollar
policy
racket
empire
of
the
late
Dutcl
Schultz,
Indicated
last
night
that
he
will
call
at
least
43
more
wit-,
ncspc-s'i
in,
addition'.
lo
twelve
already
examined.
One
of
the
future
witnesses
maj
be
Max
Silverman,
bondsman
now
reportedly
in
prison
at
San
Quen-tin,
California,
who
Is
said
to
have
been
a
close
associate
of
the
late
Arthur
(Dutch
Schultz)
Flegenhel-mer
and
to
have
records
of
the
racketeers
bonding
operations.
Captain
Kendrick
Is
Back
Home
Now
Ilritish
Passport
Officer,
Expelled
From
Germany,
Refuses
To
Make
Any
Comment
LONDON,
Auust
23
Capt.
Thos.
Kendrick
of
the
British
passport
office
at
Vienna,
who
was
mysteriously
seized
last
week
by
German
seciet
police
and
subsequently
ordered
out
of
Germany
for
espionage
I
r
.
.
1
1.
..
AH
Maryland
Senator
is
Bitter
Agalnstt'"",
.
"
......
.
1.
ir.viM
I
It
is
stated
that
German
offi-
.
no
r.
cials
decided
not
to
deal
more
mow.
Aug
-r.0"
WASI
ridrasticallv
with
Kendrick
In
order
tor
Millard
E.
lyaings.
coiweiva-
-
nn
Uve
Maryland
Democrat,
charges
1
b
in.
.
1
,
i
.
.,!,'..
nlfnH
,
...
v.
.
.
v
...v..
...
n.v.
Ulilk
ritoiuun
v.
Orpit
Grt
Britain
nHfjiln
defeat
him
In
the
coming
elections
The
Is
an
invasion
of
states
rignts
ana
rcmlnicent
of
the,
carpex-naggino
rinvx
of
the
civil
war
reconstruc
Foreign
Office
emphatically
denied
today
claims
that
Captain
Kendrick
confessed
to
espionage
while
being
held
by
the
Vienna
secret
police.
Minister
Of
Agriculture
Is
On
Coast
VANCOUVER,
Aug.
23:
(CP)
lots
23
and
24,
block
30,
section
6,
1
Hon.
James
G.
Gardiner,
minister
tn
Walter
Bushman
ana
aiso
tne
i
agriculture,
arnvea
nere
yester-
..-.v,.Mf'c0ip
hv
A.
M.
Davles
of
ms
equiry
aay
irom
ranee
AiDert,
being,
on
IIU1MIH..,-."
J
.
.
.
.
Ul.
1U-
l
4
in
lot
3
DlOCK
owuuii
u,
J
i-u
UJC
wivuiiai;ai
IU
pviKUU
nfVancouvcrisTaPd
Harry
Caldcrwood
as
well
as
to
con-
ally
study
charges
of
a
combine
in
West
n
Coast
o,t
ol
Vancvcr
olhcr
buSlnCss
that
may
the
marketing
of
Okanagan'
Valley
be
brought
before'the
meeting.
fruits,
i
BUSINESS
'
ISBETTER
United
States
Chamber
of
Commerce
Reports
&VPwing
At
Time
When
It
Usually
Falls,
Off
NEW
YORK,
August
23
The
Un
ited
States
Chamber
of
Commerce
reports
an
upswing
in
business
at
a
time
when
there
Is
usually
a
slackening
off
in
the
country.
Give
Aid
To
Communism
Wife
of
President
of
United
States
Among
Prominent
Citizens
Being
Duped,
it
is
i
Declared
'
;
WASHINGTON,
D.C
Aug.
23.
The
special
committee
investigat-
Ing
un-American
activities
has
been
told
that
scores
of
prominent
cltl-I
zens
have
"been
duped
into,
aiding
1
the
Communist
movement.
One
of
such
prominent
persons
is
Mrs.
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt,
wife
of
the
President,
through
addressing
the
American
Youth
Congress
which
It
Is
declared
is
sponsored
by
leading,
Communists
in
Russia.
TODAY'S
lOourtMY
8.
D.
STOCKS
Johnston
Co.)
Vancouver
B.
C.
Nickel,
.08.
Big
Missouri.
..31.
.,'.
Bralorne,
9.50.
Aztec,
.06
Vi.
Cariboo
Quartz,
2.55
Dentonla,
.05.
Golconda,
.05.
Mlnto,
.03V,.
Falrvlew,
.07
Noblc-nve.i.02J''i''
J-
Pend
Oreille,
1.85.
,
Pioneer.
3.00.
Porter
Idaho,
.03.
Premier.
2.33;
Reeves
McDonald,
.27.
Reno,
.42.
Relief
Arlington,
.15,.
Reward,
.03.
Salmon
Gold,
.10,.
Taylor
Bridge,
.03.
Hedley
Amal.,
.03.
Premier
Border,
.01.
Sllbak
Premier.
1.8".
Home
Gold,
.01
Vi
(ask).
Grand
view.
.07.
f
Indian.
.OlPi.
Quatslno
Conner,
,04.y
Haida
Gold,7.023iP"-.
"
Oils
A.
P.
Con,
.17.
;
"Calmnnt..
at.
c
C.
&E2.26.
Frpehold.
.04.
McDoueal
Segur,
,15.
Mrcury.
.09.
"
Okalta.
1.27.
:
t
Pacalta.
.06.
Home
Oil.
1.17.
Toronto
-.
Beattle,
1.25.
.
.
Central
Pat..
2.55.
Gods
Lake.
.47.'
Little
Long
Lac.
3.55.
McKenzle
Red
Lake.
1.22.
Pickle
Crow.
5.10.
San.
Antonio.
1.28.
Sherrltt
Gordon,
1.28.
Smelters
Gold.
.03
Vi
(ask).
McLeod
Cockshutt,
3.60.
Oklend,
.19:
Mosher,
.23.
'
Madscn
Red
Lake,
.53.
Stadacona,
.46.
Francoeur.
.33.
Moneta.
1.73.
Bouscaddilac.
.06.
.
Thomoson
Cadillac
.22.
Bankfield.
.62.
F.ast
Milartlc.
2.16.
Preston
East
Dome,
1.76.
Hutchison
Lake.
.03.
Aldermac.
.48.
Kerr
Addison.
2.10.
Uchl
Gold.
2.28.
Int.
Nickel.
49.75.
Noranda,
73.50.
Cons.
Smelters.
59.00.
Athona,
.05V'j.
'
Hardrock.
2.24.
Barber
Larder,
.29.
WINNIPEG
WHEAT
WINNIPEG,
August
23
October
23
October
wheat
price
on
the
Winnipeg
market
is
673,ic.
per
"
Bulletins
NO
RESTRICTION
ON
ARMS
BLED,
Jugo-Slavia
The
Little
Entente
today
swept
away
military
clauses
of
the
Trianon
Treaty
which
restricted
Hungary's
armament
after
the
Great
War.
The
Entente
nations
Czechoslovakia,
Roumania
and
Jugo-Slavia
took
the
action
"in
the
interests
of
peace"
while
the
Hungarian
regent,
Admiral
Nicholas
Horthy,
continued
his
official
visit
to
Germany.
CONVICTS
SUFFOCATE
PHILADELPHIA
Autopsies
today
revealed
that
suffocation
had
caused
the
deaths
of
four
hunger-striking
inmates
of
Philadelphia
county
prison.
Coroner
Charles
II.
Hersch
blamed
prison
officials
for
the
deaths.
Earlier
he
had
expressed
the
belief
that
the
men
had
been
scalded.
The
four
who
died
were
among
six
hundred
prisoners
who
refused
to
eat
in
protest
at
the
"monotonous"
diet
of
hamburger
and
spaghetti.
REPORT
WORRIES
OTTAWA
Manchester
Guardian
Says
Anglo-American
Trade
Pact
Will
Affect
.Wheat
Trade
vnminn
RALLY
IN
NEW
YORK
Slight
Rise
Experienced
Saturday
After
Week's
Declines
-
NEW
YORK
Aug.
23
Further
faint
rallying
signs
were
present
'on
Saturday's
stocldnarket
but
ris
ing
vigor
was
lacking
in,
most
de-.
partments.
Motors,
steels,
rubbers
and
a
few
rails
responded
to
quiet
bidding
with
advances
of
fractions
to"
round
a
point
at
best.
Continuance
of
moderately
bright
business
prospects,
brokers
said,
was
the
main
buoying
Influence
tor
the
list.
Bond
market
trends
were
mixed.
In
dull
trading.
Ralls
and
Industrials
showed
minor
gains,
and
losses.
'
Industrial
shares
generally
were
firm
and
the
average
rose
for
the
sixth
consecutive
session.
Last
weTc
there
were
six
conr-cutlve
declines..
Strength
In
the
steel
issues
wat
based
on
outlook
for
a
pickup
in
operations
this
week.
Demand
for
motors,
motor
equipment
ana
ruo-bcrs
hinged
on
outlook
for
a
pickup
in
automobile
production
on
a
large
scale.
General
Motors
common
stock
made
a
new
1938
high
and
led
a
quiet
advance.
Automobile
and
steel
shares
made
the
best
showing
among
the
various,
groups.
Thirty
industrials
closed
at
141.-20,
up
0.07;
twenty
rails,
28.45,
up
10.14;
twenty
utilities,
19.79,
up
0.04;
forty
bonds,
88.91,
off
OUT,
ten
first-
I
rails,
82.03,
up
u.u;
vea
actuuu
New
e
R
ff
nnl.
utilities.
104.93,
off
0.06;
ten
industrials,
107.05.
up
.02.
-
-v
MANCHESTER,
Aug.
ZS.
IW)
lyiy
rp
The
Manchester
Guardian,
in
jWorSl
train
predicted
the
Anglo-American
TicocTpl
In
All
llJaatCl
trade
agrecmentnow
being
ne-
trafedrrtfrrthT
tOfT
States
free
acvess
to
the
British
,
jOUin
inQIa
wheat
market.
.
i
Ottawa
Anxious
OTTAWA,
Ausr.
23:
(CP)
Dominion
government
officials
today
labelled
the
Manchester
report
regarding
the
Anglo-American
trade
agreement
as
"guess-work"
but
apprehension
is
felt
in
some
quarters
that
Canada
may
lose
the
wheat
preference
gained
at
the
1932
Imperial
conference
in
Ottawa.
The
Winnipeg
Grain
Exchanjc
on
August
3
passed
a
resolution
urging
the
government
to
appose
.the
loss
of
such
preference.
New
Speed
Mark
Across
United
States
Is
Set
!
MADRAS,
India,
Aug.
23.
Sur-;
vivors
of
the
passenger
train
dlsas;
ter
near
Trichinopoly
on
Sunday,
when
some
100
persons
were
killed,
said
that
twenty
of
the
dead
were
members
of
a
wedding
party.
The
,
survivors
of
the
disaster,
worst
in
:
the
history
of
southern
India,
have
1
reached
Trichlnpoly.
About
thirty
j
of
the
dead
have
been
already
iden-!
tlf
led.
Some
of
the
bodies
have
not
as
yet
been
recovered.
Uncle
Sam
Spends
Huge
Sum
of
Money
He
Put
Out
More
Than
Half-Billion
Dollars
so
Far
This
Fiscal
Year
XI
T
WASHINGTON
DjC-
August
23
NEW
YORK,
Aug.
23.-
Howard,
haye
fl
the
bl
l
the
(Via
tnnAlf.anH
c-OF
another
OMftthflf
I
Hughe.n
at
week-end
,
Jlon
doUar
mark(
speea
recora
oi
ien
nours
aim
minutes
for
the
flight
across
the
continent
from
Los
Angeles.
The
former
record
was
eleven
hours
and
five
minutes.
LOST
EYE
IN
GOLF
Halibut
Sales
Summary
American
36,000
pounds,
and
6c.
OSBORNE.
Isle
of
Wight.
August
'
Canadian
60,000
pounas,
03
(CP)
Taking
part
In
a
gou
ana
5c
to
.oc
ana.oc.
mixed
foursome,
Mrs.
C.
II.
Cooper
American
8.6c
8.7c
was
struck
In
the
eye
by
a
ball
I
Arctic,
36,000,
Pacific,
8.6c
ana
oc.
drien
from
a
tee.
The
optic
was
.
Canadian
removed
in
hospital.
Cape
Spencer,
20,000,
Cold
Star-
,
1
age,
95c
and
5c.
Union
steamer
Catala,
Capt.
Dovre
B.,
29,000,
Cold
Storage,
James
Flndlay,
southbound
from
8.7c
and
5c.
Stewart
and
Anyo
to,
Vancouver,.
E.
Llpsett,
11,000,
AtUn,
flc
and
5;.
is
not
expected
in
port
until
well
on!
Into
this
evening.
The
vessel
wasj
1
Dm.rtrJ,,onf
due
at
1:30
this
afternoon
at
Walesj
LaDOr
I
ICOlUcIll
(Island
where
she
has
canned
5al-'
i
D
It
mon
to
load
beiore
proceeamg
"MY16eiS
IxOOSeYcll'
port
Simpson
enrouie
nere.
CITY
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
!
Mayor
of
New
York
Was
AUo
Visitor,
at
Hyde
Park
at
.
'
Week-End
!Ulltt
new
YORK.
Aueust
23
William,
'
HAYS
CREEK
BRIDGE
will
Green,
president
of
the
American
be
closed
from
1:00
p.m.
to
5:00
Federation
of
Labor,
met
William
.
,
,
.
.
.
.
'
.
l
-J
a
4
A
r
J
A
..I
.n
i,
p.m.
on
Wednesday,
24th,
1938.
DETOUR
via
Eleventh
Aven-
AUgusi
Tureeil,
preMUCiii,
w
mc
I
Federation
of
Labor,
at
the
ch'.ef
executive's
Hyde
Park
home
at
the
;
week-end.
Another
visitor
at
Hyao
Park
wns
Mayor
Florella
LaGuar-
dia
of
New
York.