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tory
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nere
the
British
coiumDia
wec-
bridecs
at
Maroole.
When
irvn
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la
at
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for
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u111
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Hud
I'rartlcrd
Law
Many
Years
in
Kootcnay
Centre
TriD
1
Saturday
In
resumption
of;
eer
Barrister
Last
Nisht
1
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'reiterated
a
former
declaration
NCOUVER.
October
20:
(CP)
A
spactacular
at-
that
the
Hungarians
would
have
to
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TELLS
NEW
STORY
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to
rest,
Holland
and
irs.
Sidney
Colbournc
Now
Saj
Vili
0
W
wtv
-
--
Alia
JltlMJi
the
two
bridges,
almost
a
Was
Accidental
undsr
the
circumstances.
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f
n
rt
rinlv
tn
f
nd
that
nis
wue
VICTORIA,
Oct.
20:
(CP)
Mrs
.
.
.
,
c
Hrtnti
nnihniirnft
pnaropn
until
ki
laLn
vvcuiicnjiij.
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afternoon
and
a
supreme
Court.
A.;slze
Jury
here
MANY
IS
Pr1
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1.1
laml
ildcntly
snoi
with
his
own
tun
while
she
prepared
to,
floe
th
Jik
lvc
year
old
daughter
.
.Jrom
.their
Pak
Bay,
cottage
rch
31.
.
.
,
Mrs.
Colbournc
said
she
tuvUns
across
the
bed
with
one
arm
and
holding
the
gun
which
siic
had
taken
iron
unier
Col-
bourne's
pillow.
She
said
the
child
rlosion
and
saw
in
mack-
naw
fleeing
from
the
scene.
i;!
iii.
ycttcrday'
hcirin?
b
fort
giving
this
evidence
Mrs.
Co!
bourne
collapsed
on
the
stand.
CAMPS
TO
VICTORIA,
Oct.
20:
(CP)-Hon.
George
Pearson,
minister
of
labor,
announced
yesterday
that
camps
for
single
unemployed
men
would
be
operated
In
British
Columbia
again
this,
winter.
The
rate
of
pay
will
be
30c
per
hour,
the
same
as
last
year,
with
deductions
for
board
"80
Taxi
Statin
Itow
1
omorrow'sTides:
High
11:40
a.m.
2fl
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,A'
AND
NIOHT
KKUVICr.
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5.32a.m.
4.9
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fiiu
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wimr?
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pjn.
3.2
ft.
(New
1933
Plymouth'
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
I5ItlTIS.II
COLUMMA'S
NEWSPAPER
.
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PitI.,C
JtiPoU'A',
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ml
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v
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xuBER
20,
1938.
PRICE:
5
CENTS
ant
In
c
,i.
MtUlAlUK1:
ooutn
Hungarians
Mtist
be
Satisfied
With
I
Territory
Where
They
are
1
Preponderant
BERLIN,
Oct.
20.
Chancellor
Adolf
Hitler
emerged
yesterday
as,
sole
mediator
of
the
minority
ter-
4
rltorlal
dispute
between
Hungary
and
Czechoslovakia.
Der
Feuhrer
a
"friendly
warning"
to
Hungary
today
urging
it
not
to
press
for
large
slices
of
Czechoslovakia,
saying
in
effect
that
Magyars
would
hate
to
accept
the
principle
of
racial
nationalism.
i
MADRID
IS
AIR
RAIDED
1--T7T
"N.
Oct.
2
Henoforth
no
German
clergymen
or
their
families
w'll
rrcelve
any
moneys
f'om
the
state
If
they
are
opposed
to
Nazi
rcll:!es,
it
was
decreed
yestrrdav.
The
trovernment
pays
nens'.ons
and
allowances
to
clsrgymen.
BE
OPENED
nter
Shot
By
Single
Unemployed
)Vili
l?e
Taken
Care
of
i
Manner
Similar
to
Last
Winter
Bride
Has
Died
James
Gordon
Jr.
Succumbs
to
Injuries
Sustained
on
Honeymoon
Trip
and
a
hold-back
which
will
be
paid
hunUng
tragedy
In
the
spring,
ine
wam-ucuuiHV"
will
be
70c
per
day.
1
OLYMPIA,
Dashlngton,
Oct.
20.
,
James
Gordon
jr.
died
yesterday
of
bullet
Injuries
sustained
when
he
was
shot
In
the
woods
near
here
by
his
bride
cf
three
days
in
a
honey-
Mr.
Pearson
made
the
announce-
ArlrtilIA1.
KnrriAr
;
These
camps
will
be
for
resident
:
sin8le
unemployed.
No
program
in
.
'
.
regard
to
transient
single
unem-
.
n
.
1
1
Be
TVsiPfl
4
i
ment
after
a
conference
with
Hon.
Norman
Rogers,
minister
of
labor
v
.
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tr
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w
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pioneer
barrister
and
soM'
-oast.
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TiJtvitl
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rtO
Will
UC
vn
w
-
ployea
is
yet,
a"""'"nu'
,
Mr
Roiiers
said,
in
an
address
:
t
a
t.ihpml
meeting,
that
transfer-
v,
.
i.a-iniielhiniv
fnr
Soviet
Border
Patrol
is
Said
to
Have
Occupied
Manchuokuan
Island
TOKYO,
Oct.
20.
Another
Sibcr-lan-Manchuokuan
border
Incident
Is
reported
with
a
Soviet
border
oatrol
occupying
a
small
island
Which
It
Is
fleciarea
nere
owea
um
lunLSent
w,,uM
the
belongjo
Russia
',
,,mhlpm.
He
urged
close
co-oper-
at!6n
between
the
province
and
the
nr.
1
DeSlonf
NOON,
Oct.
20:
(CP)
1
Dominion.
l.UllV
1
ICOiuwu
Rovernment's
fomlsn
nol-
Mr.
Pearson
issued
a
statement
.
T.i.i-
and
the
Munich
agreement
today
declaring
that
Mr.
Rogers
'NomeWliai
Ddier
"laergn
the
test
of
had
agreed
mav
"f
opinion
as
the
main
is-
rhould
not
be
expected
to
be
res-
T"y.
.
Q
c
t
20:
(CP)
ANKARA,
in
seven
tmnPndln
hv-
nnnslble
for
unemployed
transient.
f
"on,.
AlibntWof
thifmm
other
provinces.
The
prov
A
slight
improve
w
;
,
.
;
l'
nave
had
government
ince.
however,
will
;
care
for
tranced
ZTTTot
mbrr
h
.......
a'
1
nn
niMns
can
De
lounn
nna
is.emi
"'""'
--
0
by
Lnbor.
'W
I
for
returning
them
to
their
home
Turkey,
who
I.
be
Uved
to
be
dying
A
,;winn.
'
l
or
a
liver
TOHij-
...
Race
With
Death
::T;;,7:
cabinet
is
l
:l
IN
SESSION
Tuuimiieiu.au
(
Vessel
Leading
!
GLOUCESTER,
Oct.
20:
(CP)
v
There
was
a
seventh
post-
Ing
two-thirds
of
the
course.
FIVE
DIE
IN
CRASH
Quintuple
Fatality
at
Level
Crossing
in
Quebec
Last
Ni;ht
LESAGE,
Quebec,
Oct.
20:
(CP)
Insurgents
Kcsume
Their
Attacks
pive
persons
were
when
a
Upon
Loyalist
Cities
Canadian
Pacific
RaUway
freight
train
struck
an
automobile
at
a
MADRID,
Oct.
20.
Soon
after
leve,
croSsine
near
here
last
night
Rarcplona
had
been
bombarded
from
the
air
yesterday
by
insurgent
fighting
planes,
there
was
a
similar
tevere
attack
upon
Madrid.
Casu-
ofl-altles;
.
however,
were
light
as
the
people
of
Madrid
have
become
ex-waa
pert
at
running
to
shelter
from
air
raids.
Must
Agree
With
Klcxca
one
oi
ncr
icci
anu
w.
-
..
.t,nnt
ff
ch
ftpH
unri
t.M
iUiiip
I
1
v
vlnnairc
iw
n-t
in
As
a
result
...
LtaLlS
Jl
lliu
JJ-T
O
ninnn
u
ahi
Knuare
in
no
.
.
i
in
iih
i
hi
i
iii
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--i
.ir.i
nnH
pint
o
a
man
man
ir
a
n
m:n'K
17
mlm.
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m
-
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s
annoiinred,
making
the
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cuuui.iv
now
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J.3U3.-
kntr
thn
into
rjprmnn
nnn.
now
78,700,000.
TT
t
1
irded
'
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Oourtesi
S.
D.
JohnuQ
Co.)
-"
a
Vancouver
Pacific
Nickel,
.31
(ask).
Big
Missouri,
.35
(ask).
Bralorne,
9.35.
'
Aztec,
.05j
Cariboo
Quartz,
2J0.
Dentonla,
.03
Golconda,
.07.
Mlnto,
.03V2-Falrvlew,
.05.
Noble
Five,
.03
Vz.
Pend
Oreille,
2.15.
Pioneer,
2.51.
Porter
Idaho,
.03
V2.
Premier,
2.25.
Reeves
McDonald,
.42
.(ask).
Reno,
.33
(ask).
Salmon
Gold,
.03.
Taylor
Bridge,
.02V2.
Hedley
Amal..
.03
2.
Premier
Border,
.01.
SUbak
Premier,
1.82.
Home
Gold,
.00.
Grandview,
.10
12
(ask).
Indian,
.01
V2.
Quatslno,
.04.
Oils
A.
P.
Con..
.19:(ask).
Calmont,
.30.
C.
&
E.,
2.20.
Freehold,
.033A.
Hargal,
.25.
McDougal
Segur,
.122-Mercury,
.06.
v
Okaltal
1.18.
Home
Oil,
1.10.
Toronto-
Beattie,
1.25.
,
Central
Pat.,
2.41.
H
"1
Gods
Lake,
.41.
Little
Long
Lac,
2.85.
McKerizle
Red
liiKe.itSiilJ
Pickle
Crow,
5.10.
San
Antonio,
1.22.
Sherrltt
Gordon,
1.60.
McLcod
Cockshutt,
3.50.
z1
Okhnd,
.17.
Masher,
.20.
Madsen
Red
Lake,
.45.
Stadacona,
.47.
Fransoeur,,
.24.
Moneta,
1.38.
Bou'scadlllac,'
.09.
.
Thompson
Cadillac,
.30.-
,
Bankfleld,
.36.
East
Malartlc.
2.20.
I
Preston
E.
Dome,
1.36.
Dawson
White,
.02.
Aldermac.
.62.
Kerr
Addison,
1.97.
Uchl
Oold,
1.53.
Int.
Nickel,
56.00.
Noranda,
76JB0.
Con.
'Smelters,
64.00.
Athona.
.04.
Hardrock,
2.05.
Barber
Larder,
.23.
Fernland,
,W2.
1'alesline,
Central
Europe
And
Trade
Agreement
Discussed
King
Keceives
Premier
LONDON,
Oct.
20:
(CP)
The
cabinet
was
in
session
for
two-
ponement
today
of
the
third
and-a-half
hours
yesterday
and
is
International
fishermen's
4-1
expected
to
have
a
further
meeting
schooner
race
between
the
later
in
the
week.
After
the
Canadian
Bluenose
and
the
inet
leetlng,
Prime
Minister
Neville
American
Gertrude
L.
The-
1
Chamberlain
was
received
by
the
baud.
The
race
today
was
.King
at
Buckingham
Palace.
called
off
on
account
of
lack
The
Palestine
situation
is
rc-
of
wind
with
the
American
lported
to
have
engaged
the
great-
challenger
leading
after
cover-
,
part
of
the
time
at
yesterday's
meeting.
Colonial
Secretary
Mai
colm
MacDonald
and
the
Pales
cable
solution.
The
central
European
situation
and
the
proposed
British-American
trade
agreement
also
received
attention
of
the
cabinet.
BABY
MAY
BE
SAVED
Young
Mother,
Suffering
From
Infantile
Paralysis,
Delivered
of
Child
FORT
WILLIAM,
Ont.,
Oct.
20;
oas
katchewan
OTTAWA.
Oct.
20:
iTPi
The
'
sum
of
$12,000,000
ha?
been
expended
by
the
federal
covrnment
for
relief
In
Saskatchewan,
it
is
announced.
Tugboat
Strike
Has
Been
Ended
Port
Workers
in
New
York
Vote
In
Favor
of
Returning
to
Their
Jobs
NEW
YORK,
Oct.
20:
One
thousand
striking
tugboat
workers
of
the
port
of
New
Yoik
voted
yesterday
to
return
to
work.
This
will
break
the
strike
which
has
tied,
up.;
300
tugboats,
making
it
h"ccessary
for
the
Queen
Mary
and
other
liners
to
dock
and
sail
without
assistance.
Toronto
Worklcss
Become
Restless
March
on
City
Hall
Is
Threaicned
Unless
Food
and
Shelter
I?
Provided
I
I
'
1
i
i
TORONTO,
Oct.
20:
(CP
"Unemployed
men,
led
by
Talbot
Walker,
are
threatening
to
mar-h
on
ths
City
Hall
here
unless
they
are
provided
with
food
and
shelter.
Tie
Vector
of
Holy
Trinity
Church
Irs
offered
accomodation
fqr
one
.hundred,
men
in
the
church.
Perml-j
Ion"
to
hold
a
demonstration
haj
been
refused
by
the
mayor.
Japanese
Conquest
Or
vjima
T
wo
Is.
Believed
Near;
Front
Offensive
Opinion
Of
Observers
is
That
Hankow
and
Canton
Can
not
Hold
Out
Much
Longer
Against
Superior'Forccs
Of
Nipponese
HONG
KONG,
October
20:
(CP)
Generalissimo
;
Chiang
Kai
Shek
is
now
faced
with
major
offensives.
by.,
cue
.Japanese
invaders
on
two
fronts
and
neutral
military
observers
admit
that
the
outlook
is
now
anything
but
cheering
for
the
Chinese.
.In
fact,
there
is
a
general
feel-
WUU111M1U1,
a
,
uyU
nfy
that
the
Japanese
will
not
be.
mucn
longer
ueniea
m
to
have
expressed
the
opinion
that
i
.iicir
w'ontji.cst
.onfl,
est
anhoush
although
there
there
may
may
partition
will
not
prove
a
practl-
TAKE
OVER
JERUSALEM
British
Troops
Now
Entirely
in
Control
of
Holy
Land
After
Day's
Fighting
With
Arabs
S't
fillet
in
Disorders
Said
to
Have
neen
Trovokcd
by
Sttdetens
I
.
PRAGUE,
Oct.
23:
(CP)
General
staff
re;-3i
ts
that
six
persons
were
killed
during
disorders
provoked
v;
teiday
by
Sudeten?.
Five
were
killed
when
a
Sudeten
Free
Corps
attacked
a
Czech
milita-y
patrol
In
:,'ovthcrn
Bohemia.
A
farmer
was
killed
In
Vasacks.
Tug
Is
Abandoned
In
Alaska
Gulf
,
SEWARD.
Oct.
20.
The
com-Riurd
cutter
Morris
has
taken
aboard
lx
memhers
of
the
ere-"
of
"
the
t-jtNiat.
William
Mkray
which
..Tonight's
train,
due.
from
"the
if
stranded
In
the
OuU
of
Alaska.
Fast
at
U
o'clock,
was
reported
this
afternoon
to
be
0n
time.
j
be
sunk.
yet
be
stubborn
resistance
on
the
part
of
the
Chinese.
The
Invaders
are
now
closing
in
n
Hankow
from
three
sides
and
he
fall
of
the
provisional
capital
cannot
be
long
deferred,
It
Is
be-ieved.
'
Meantime,
resistance
of
the
Chinese
in
South
China
Is
wavering.
Land
forces
approaching
Can-
ton
have
been
reinforced
by
sixty
JERUSALEM,
Oct.
20.
British
Aimed
motorboats
carryln;
naval
troops,
in
their
campaign
tu
put
.v-ufure
clow
to
the
southern
met-down
all
Arab
revolts
In
the
Holy
.opolis
which,
it
Is
reported,
the
Land,
were
In
virtual
control
of
all
Japanese
are
determined
to
reach
Jerusalem
last
night
with
complete
'
November
3.
Sixty
thousand
law
and
order
prevailing
after
a
Japanese
soldiers
have
already
bten.
ri.iv
nf
fiPhtins
in
which
It
is
es-.
.anded
and
more
are
coming.
Oi-
(CP
Fort
William
physicians
are
tlmated
ten
Arabs
were
killed
and
servers
go
noi
see
animng
10
pre-
-strivlngtoave-the
llfeof
-mellfty
injured
-Without
a
single'
mr
tftelr
steadrfldyari.-cagainst
pound
baby
girl
who
was
born
of
British
loss.
The
rebels
had
been
a
seven
teen
-year-old
mothtr
who
driven
out
of
the
old
city
some
of
is
suffering
from
infantile
paraly-
which
they
had
been
occupying
sis.
The
young
mother
has
been
in
Machine
gun
fire
was
used
to
sil
a
respirator
since
September
3.
Millions
Spent
On
Relief
In
ence
snipers
for
whom
there
was
a
house
to
house
search.
One
thousand
guards
marched
through
historic
Damascus.Gate.
TORONTO
.ie
di'-orsanizd
Chinese
hordes.
A
major
battle
may
start
within
a
wceK.
Aerial
raids
continue
to
play
an
Important
part
in
the
campaign
lijtnit
both
Hankow
and
Canton.
Only
Twenty
Miles
Away
The
Japanese
advanced
to
wlth-n
twenty
miles
of
Canton
from
the
noithcast
and
fifty
miles
from
the
east,
semi-official
Japanese
:-ourc3s
reported
today
There
ara
.
mounting
indications,
however,
hat
the
Chinese
defence
is
tightening.
Defending
troops
were
lft
m
the
rear
ot
rapidly
advancing
Invaders
who
are
now
menacing
.-Mi
G-rre
and
Q-..ocn
Marr
will
communications.
l
eave
AMnrd
Train
at
Toronto
TOR
NTO.
Oct.
20.
IC'.ng
Georv'
and
Queen
Mr
ry
will
slee
i
abovd
thejf
p:lvate
train
duiln-j
thrlr
stay
in
Toronto
in
th?
ro-irrc
of
th-'r
visit
to
Canada
next
simmer.
It
was
annvuved
vesterrv
much
to
the
relief
of
municipal
officials.
who
Had
been
worried
as
to.
how
Thc'r
Males
Vs
vnild
be
accomodated
with
Oovcnrne-n
Heu.'e
Vlcyed
and
Premlrr
Mltrholl
F.
Hepburn
disapproving
of
the
Itfea
of
refurnishing
Cnv
Loma.
BOHEMIA
TROUBLE
DR-
MANI0N
ON
COAST
Conservative
Leader
Arrives
in
Vancouver
and
Proceeds
,
Immediately
to
Victoria
VANCOUVER,
Oct.
20:
(CP)
Hon.
Dr.
R.
J.
Manion,
National
Conservative
leader,
arrived
here
today
and
left
Immediately
for
Victoria.
He
Is
returning
to
Van-cuver
tomorrow
to
address
a
Conservative
meeting
In
the
evening.
Windsor
Motor
Plant
Strike
vmliftton
at
Chrysler
Factory
Continues
In
Spite
of
Labor
Troubles
WINDSOR,
Ont.,
Oct.
20:
(CP)
"Yovlnclal
police
are
guarding
the
lant
of
the
Chrysler
Motor
Cor-,
oration
here
against
which
a
i
trlke
has
been
declared.
Pickets
;
a'
al'-n
routed
on
the
plant
lnslds
i
which
preductlon.
so
far
at
least,
!s
continuing
normally.
LONDON
GOLD
PRICE
LONDON,
Oct.
20,:
.
(CP5
Trie
T
"i-ton
cold
price
was
down
1
4c
at
$35.12
per
fine
ounce
yesterday,