Today's
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
h
(I
AM.)
High
4:45
a.m.
20.3
It.
Prince
Rupert
-
Part
cloudy,
17:14
pjn.
17.4
It.
northeast
wind,
sixteen
miles
per
?
Low
r
11:20
a.m.
6.2
It.
Sour;
barometer,
29.03
(failing!;
23:15
p.m.
7.0
It.
temperature,
wraiuw,.
N0RTI1EKN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUAIBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
I
'ol
xxvii..
ft'q
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
FEBRUARY
5,
1938.
iti
r
Now
In
Supreme
Command
ostile
Hillsmen
Subdued
In
Latest
Of
Indian
Wars
After
Many
Casualties
For
British
ivernmeni
ui
mum
wuo
uivu
a
mcuouit
m
iuhuui
ui
stile
Tori
Khel
and
Mahsud
tribesmen.
1
he
tribes
have
-ofl
for
neace
in
the
no
man's
land
between
India
proper
d
the
border
of
Afghanistan.
Fanatical
and
intract-
c
tne
wairiiaii
wu"
i-
less
unaer
ujiush
muuviiw
L
any
other
great
tribes
in
the
lion
Every
man
is
a
law
unto
mself
is
a
crack
shot
with
a
mod-
,
rifle
end
sees
in
a
well-aimed
Lt
the
best
means
ol
ending
an
httument
vazinsian
is
me
r
iuuuci
s
ow.,.,
frtre
Between
mat
ana
iou
uw
ra-ernment
of
India
had
to
ml
...an
kanll..
flAtli-'
F
the
Commander-in-Chief,
Sir
Jbert
CasseLs,
was
able
to
tell
the
Ptxr
Housp
of
flip
rvntrnl
Lecls-
fcure
recently
that,
while
the
slt-
iuon
In
Waziristan
was
still
ab-
9rmal
there
were
grounds
for
op-
ilsm.
However,
he
said,
offences
a
small
scale
must
be
expected;
General
Hornby
Is
Expected
To
Visit
City
Soon
Prince
Rupert
is
to
have
another
)
con
con-
.
,t
f
Rrltradler-General
Hor-I
17
aftive
camnaisns
against,,,..
..,
iri
uv
ih
ahimf
tribes,
uivw.
mere
was
ucaj
n-
"
jyj-
or
Empire
rjiiipuc
immigration
UlUllliatiuii
ana
uim
set
ovv
m
1930-31
and
there
have
been
tiement
jn
Canada,
It
was
an-
iter
nosuuwes
in
mc
jcai.
inounccd
at
the
Prince
Kupcrt
he:e
arose
out
of
aggression
by
chamber
of
Commerce
dinner
last
Tori
Knei
secuun
oi
mc
night.
Since
his
last
visit
General
nrW
(ho
1p.iripr.chin
of
a
40-Itt,v,.,
v.n.
ir-old
religious
leader,
the
Faquir
Engiand
and
has
done
a
grea:
T.I
TtclniT
tn
thp
hp.vt
advan-IJ1
t
In
onnnwllnn
tflth
the
Mahsuds
in
South
Wazirls-'
that
the
entertainment
committee
(yesteraay
to
staie
ciiurecs
m
w..-
rM,iih,tonrilr(,
thn
Kffnrls
nf
,v,,.1
tho
vlcllnr
nnrl
kp,--.nectlon
Wlln
an
UnSUCCesSlU
l
headmen
to
restrain
them,
iin
what
way
the
local
organlza-1
bombing
attempt
on
the
Japanese
fall
ievcre
lighting
ensued
with
Brl-
tion
could
help
to
forward
his
,
liner
Hiye
Mara
a
few
weeks
ago
;
and
Indian
troops.
But
since
plans.
!
trlbei
asked
for
Deace.
the
only
.
-
-
hung
is
with
gangs
worklng
on
1
r;
ftl
'
fuij,
loot
anarun-
pnncipie7yjyyyj)
i
)i
vnma
ly
in
June
last
year
a
temporary
I
:iemcnt
was
reached
with
the
Nanf
rrfllTl
HP1P
Irl
Khpl.t
nnri
Irrv.nn
thrn
moved
...
-
v
.
Mahsud
territory.
By
September
the
tribesmen
were
sufficiently
Clothlnc
and
Supplies
Sent
Uj
istcncdtQ
seek
terms
which
they.
Ltcal
Medical
Aid
Committee
c
now
accented.
I
.
.
.
Tribes
Fined
he
Mahsuds
have
been
fined
1.000
and
must
forfeit
1,020
rifles,
ic
Tor
Khels
will
hand
over
M
and
420
rifles.
More
recently
tion
has
been
taken
against
the
tann)
tribe,
between
Waziristan
Id
the
Northwest
Frontier
nro-
w
which
took
advantage
of
the
turbanccs
to
raid
settled
dis-t
kldnaD
some
of
their
Hindu
'Pkeepers
and
moneylenders,
loot
Id
rob.
For
thpsp
nrtlvitles
the
itanni
now
are
being
rnulctcd
cash
and
rifles.
s
permament
measures
to
nre-
iit
a
recurrence
of
outbreaks,
the
ivernment
of
Inriln
U
to
pxtend
its
LWthorlty
in
tribal
territory,
by
In-J
iwasing
the
number
of
protected
H?'as.
In
these
lt
will
assume
rcs-
hllhllltv
fnn
Intir
nnA
nrAnr
Kilt.
t.ntf
inn
urAt
o
ht
nf
cloLhes
and
1
llilll
'
v
v-
medical
supplies.
The
snipmcu
left
on
Friday's
boat.
Another
shipment
will
be
sent
in
the
near
fu
ture.
ToduA
Weather
.
(Oovenuiioui
rlKfl"'
Triple
Triple
Island
isianaiouay,c-...-v..-
Cloudy,
cast
north-
cnoppy.
Langara
Island
Cloudy,
snow-mc:
easterly
wind.
24
miles
11ILS
Vcl
per
-
-
-
c
-i
iui
ian
uiiu
v.fcv
"
"
"
in
nnt
.,r
i-j
.
n
I
null
Harbor
f...i
...
.1..
1
,i,irf
mllps
ner
hour;
bar
1'CKuiar
aaminmrauon
as
in
lactam
-
r
fettled
districts.
lometer,
29.02;
temperature.
37;
sea
Hie
tribes
are
paying
their
fines
rough.
deduction
from
their
allowances,
,
Alert
Bay-Overcast
to
fair,
east
ir
snmp
limp
four
miles
per
He
was
charged
with
possessing
J
an
explosive
device,
uniawiui:;.
transporting
explosiyes.
'-:
and
conspiracy:'
J
RolDh
M.
Forsythe
of
Vancouver
Partridge's
companion,
was
drown
ed
while
allegedly
pushing
a
bomb
I
towards
the
vessel.
i
Sub-Contracts
l
nC
COnilIllllC
1UI
!"""
"
111
1
for
China
has
shipped
about
one-
,
A
rn
AnilOUnCed
Further
sub-contracts
as
follow:,
have
been
awarded
in
connection
with
the
local
federal
building
b
the
ceneral
contractors,
Bennett
-
vmte
construction
Co.:
cast
wind;
20
miles
per
hour;
sea
g
Over
It
months,
said
Sir
Robert,1
29.60.
Pthpist!tlve
overhaul
by
any
of
12
special-
ANNUAL
MEETING
Association
METROPOLIS
HALL
Tuesday,
Feb.
8,
8
p.m.
Liberals
Please
Attend
cast
with
southeast
gales
and
snow
.j
squalls;
barometer.
28.95;
temper-
Australia
INOW
HaS
erly
wina,
mnes
pci
nu-u.,
Prince
ueorge
v,.a..
hsts
for
a
nominal
fee.
wind,
four
miles
per
hour;
carom-
Certlflcates
lssued
by
the
clinic
I
on
QQ
.
I..
J
Ol
n
fncl
VonrnllVPr.
hour;
barometer,
29.oo;
tempera-
Asphalt
Ule
and
plaster.
H.
D
ture,
34;
sea
rough.
!
Lay
field,
Vancouver.
ucau
iree
ronii
iv.uiinbi
Overcast.
soutn-;
ni
i
lmir
ometer,
29.22;
temperature,
oo,
sea
I
IT
Vl
I
Estevan
Cloudy,
southeast
wind,
20
miles
per
nour;
iwiuii
-
Victoria
Clear,
southeast
wind,
hour;
barometer,
29.52.
U
lllll"
'
'
Vancouver-Clear,
westerly
i"u,
hour;
barometer,
eiei,
,
...j
Terrace
Cloudy,
noruieusi
temperature.
18a.
Alyansh-Clouay,
wmu,,
north
cloudy,
Alice
Arm-Part
LlUCldl
I
'
.
Cl00dy.
st
lnd,
iJUiVIWH
-
Ilia.
.
.
........
Smlthers-Ovcrcast,
strons
iJ
Bums
Lake-Cloudy,
east
wind
j
2bStcwart-Cloudy,
calm,
10a.
COLDF.il
ON
PKAUllES
CALGARY.
Feb.
5:-Weather
1.
although
not
cooler
on
the
prairies
unseasonably
so.
It
was
three
below
zero
here
this
morning.
Vancouver
Firms
Get
Orders
In
Connection
Willi
Federal
Building
Construction
couver.
Reinforcing
steel,
Evans,
Cole-
llcaltli
Certificate
Available
For
Those
Entering
Wedlock
SYDNEY,
Australia,
Feb.
5;
At
a
premarriage
clinic
now
open
In
Sydney,
health
tests
win
De
avau-nhle
to
Dcoole
about
to
marry.
Subsidized
by
the
State
Govern-mpnt
the
Racial
Hygiene
Associa
tion
has
sponsored
the
clinic,
which
is
at'14
Martin
Place.
Couples
will
be
given
an
exhaus
will
vouch:
That
both
parties
are
perfectly
fit
to
marry
and
raise
a
family;
or
That
marriage
should
be
delayed
for
three
to
six
months;
or
That
marriage
should
be
permitted
without
parentage;
or
:!
RELIEF
IN
-
.
.
v,auan
ueis
riTV
I
CCC
Seven
Years
I
That
marriage
should
oe
discouraged
The
secretary
of
the
association
I
Mrs.
E.
Goodlsson)
said
that
the
need
for
such'
a
clinic
had
beeen
shown
by
the
fact
that
she
had
received
more
than
400
letters
from
young
people
on
marriage
problems
in
the
nast
lour
months.
She
looked
forward
to
the
time
when
the
exchange
of
health
certl-
V,l
I
1
Li
LiUU
1
Fewer
Recipients
This
January
.
.
j.t
Than
Ijst
and
Disbursements
V
CALCUTTA,
auv
w
-
-
February
5i
"
(CP)
'
After
a
v
year
of
mil-i
C.
H,
Cahan
Vancouver
law-
Are
Materially
Lower
ry
operations
in
Waziristan,
Northwest
Frontier,
the
'
.
J
MuniciDa
relief
recipients
ir
-r
,nt
Montreal
-
.amny.
hc
th
t
day
convicted
of
armed
rob-
'
MF
fntnllpH
.
ar
berv
of
a
Canadian
Bank
of
Commerce
branch
here
on
De-
cember
1
last
and
was
senten-
ced
to
seven
years'
imprison-
ment
ment
in
in
penitentiary.
penitentiary.
The
The
trial
trial
compared
with
556)
in
the
same
month
last
year,
according
to
a
statement
given
out
at
the
City
Hall
this
mornlnd
Total
relief
-dlsbursemenU
fromUhe
aty
Hal;
lasted
eleven
days
and
Cahan
$3400.20
Januarv
were
as
conducted
his
own
defense.
,
.
.
Notice
of
appeal
has
been
glv-
Januarv
.
heads
of
fam.
en'
'Hies,
with
300
dependents,
received
'
S2474.S0
In
relief
compared
with
iinn
hpnris
nf
families.
'358
denend-
iPLEADS
HIS
INNOCENCE!
lii
u.uig
'
meal
vl
nuin
til
wittivwuut,
...
te
the
cover
afforded
by
their
hiB
scheme
which
was
endorsed'
SEATTLE,
Feb.
5:
(CP)-Oeorgt
Id
hills,
these
born
fighters
were
by
the
chamber
when
he
was
here
Partridge
of
Vancouver
pleaded
ipca
oy
irrespon5ioic
young
men
a
jew
years
ago.
it
was
ureiui-ui-.i-""-
enU
and
a
total
cost
of
S2762.35
In
I
the
same
month
last
year.
1
Single
men
numbering
7C
recelv-
-J
01i
en
iUIn
Tntittnnr
Iti
m.
jparison
with
82
single
men
and
'
$948.65
last
year
in
January,
rour
Chinese
received
$29.40
this
Janu-
Oeorge
Cartridge
Submits
He
Is
ary
and
three
other
Orientals
$20.-
Not
Guilty
in
Connection
With
'50
as
against
five
Chinese
getung
Attempt
to
IJoinb
Japanese
Ship
$39
and
two
other
Orientals.
$9.90
a
year
ago.
MAKING
LOANS
AVAILABLE
IN
PRINCE
RUPERT
i
Chamber
of
Commerce
to
Investl
gate
.
rossibilitics
tpf
Uominioak
Housing:
Scheme
Offers
At
ihn
Prlnrp
Hiinprt
Chamber
I
i
all
rH
British
Cabinet
Goes
United
States
:n
Emersency
Session
Guard
Oceans
WASHINGTON,
D.C.
Feb.
5:
An
understanding.
It
is
re-
ported
in
naval
quarters
here,
between
Great
Britain
and
United
States
whereby
Britain
would
watch
over
the
Atlan-
tic
Ocean
and
United
States
over
the
Pacific.
RADIO
WAS
DISCUSSED
Local
Reception
Could
Be
Improved
Uy
Periodical
Visits
From
Com-
(
petent
Trouble
Finder
The
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce,
at
its
dinner
meeting
la.it
night,
decided
to
back
up
the
radio
committee
of
the
organization
In
the
representations
toward
getting
better
reception
in
the
-,lty.
D.
C.
Mcltae.
chairman
of
that
committee,
stated
they
had
asked
that
regular
quarterly
visits
be
made
to
the
city
by
a
competent
radio
trouble
finder
with
a
view
to
clearing
up
and
keeping
clear
the
local
reception
from
various
disturbances.
A
suggestion
that
.
even
more
drastic
steps
be
taken
to
bring
the
situation
to
the
attenion
of
the
nnthnrltips
m.
not
adooted.
The
v,f"
-nmmprrp
riinnpr
meethiff
last
discusflon
arose
through
the
read
night
with
President
F.
A,
Mac
lng
or
a
letter
rrom
me
cnairmau
ui
Callum
in
the
chair,
City
Com-
the
Radio
Commission
in
which
mlssloner
W.
J.
Alder
urged
that
hey
asked
for
suggestions
as
to
or.
Pffnrt.
hp
made
to
take
ad-
how
the
service
might
be
improved.
vantage
of
the
offer
of
loans
un
I
The
committee
had
already
der
the
Dominion
Housing
Schem?
!ctis-ed
the
situation
with
Olof
Under
that
plan
the
government
son
M.P.
and
a
course
of
action
...
.
.
1
.lU,.i
1
j
I
J
1
1
nmranteea
loans
ud
mj
eimiuy
nan
oeen
aeciueu
uuuu.
percent
of
the
value
of
the
houfo
a
suggestion
0f
bonuss'ng
the
lo
and
lot.
He
understood
they
also,
Cal
radio
station
was
made.
furnished
plans
and
speculations
and
the
interest
charges
were
very
np
,
II
-l1
moderate.
It
would
be
a
great
ad-;
OUriSl
llOlcl
vantage
to
individual
citizens
tcl
-
t
be
able
to
build
a
house
to
suit'
c
IlicrilCCPn
fhomwivoc
mnlrlnir
mnnt.hlv
oav-
'
llulU
I.11V..10V.
vw,
..'"..-'ct
w
.
ments
like
rent.
He
thousht
the;
Chamber
should
do
all
lt
could
tc
Will
Be
One
of
Objectives
of
Prince
encourage
home
building.
It
hadi
Kupcrt
Chamber
of
Commerce
a
stablllzlne;
effect.
A
man
with
I
'G00
in
cash
could
build
a
$2703,
The
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
home.
It
has
been
done
In
a
grc!1.'.
Commerce
last
night
discussed
the
many
smaller
places
than
Prince
possibility
of
securing
a
new
hotel
'tuwen
ana
ne
uiu
nut
ce
wnj
i0r
nrince
nuueii.
uw,uvu
t
should
not
be
done
here.
It
was
pointed
out
by
W.
J.I
Blackstock
that
some
of
the
houses
had
been
financed
by
the
Canada
Permanent-Mortgage
Com-
nany.
This
company
had
agents
ar
the
places
mentioned.
In
Prince
Rupert
the
late
George
Arnold
had
taken
up
this
matter
with
several
companies
but
without
suc
cess,
i
one
of
he
projects
to
which
the
Mr.
Alder
said
that
conditions.
I
rhomhpr
Chamber
should
.hn..,d
give
Elve
attention
attention
dur
dur-
had
chanced
a
Rood
deal,
even
in
the
last
year,
and
he
felt
that
an
effort
should
be
made
to
do
some
thing.
The
matter
was
referred
to
the
civic
committee
with
power
to
act.
Vancouctr
Wheal
VANCOUVER,
Feb.
5:
(CP)
-Wheat
was
trading
at
$1.39
Vi
on
the
Vancouver
market
today.
Scots.
Coming
Up
From
Behind,
Win
Over
Wales
Today
j
EDINBURGH,
Feb.
5i
(CP)--
A
crashlne
eluht-polnt
second
half
gave
Scotland
an
8
to
6
victory
over
arose
through
a
report
that
Presi
dent
S.
J.
Hungerford
of
the
Canadian
National
Railway
had
turned
lown
a
proposal
that
the
railway
should
take
over
the
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
and
renovate
lt
in
such
af
manner
as
to
make
it
a
tourist
ho-1
el.
1
It
was
suggested
that
the
matter.
-
n
innrlct
hnfpl
chnlllrt
hp
I
ing
the
year.
Seagulls'
Loyalty
To
Stricken
Birds
MELBOURNE,
Australia,
Feb.
5
Seagulls,
apparently,
have
a
strld
ense
of
loyalty
to
their
bird
com-anlons.
At
Albert
Park,
one
day
recently.
I
hitnrii-nric
hovprpd
above
a
dlstract-
eri
mlnah.
whose
nest
had
been
In
vaded
by
a
black
cat.
On
the
roof
of
a
building
facing
the
sea.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Mlnah
had
reared
their
orooa.
rhp
black
cat
devoured
their
off
spring
while
the
tortured
birds
flew
beaten
back
by
vicious
sweeps
of
its
paw.
The
iiu.
seagulls,
unable
to
oiler
any
Wales
in
un
wwiuatiuiuii
lufcuj
match
before
60,000
persons
here
thing
but
moral
support,
swooped
flcates
between
couples
about
to
today.
The
Scots
were
down
six
tj
and
screamed
aoove
me
m-cuc
marry
would
be
made
compulsory,
nothing
at
the
Interval
......
til
the
end.
i-
.
:
Over
(jerman
situation
Herman
Gocrinfj
Becomes
Chief
Lieutenant
to
Der
Fuehrer
'Willi
Joachim
von
RiUbcntrop
Made'-New
Foreign
Minister
LONDON,
February
5:
(CP)
Key
cabinet
ministers
were
summoned
to
the
Foreign
Office
today
to
consider
the
situation
caused
by
Germany's
drastic
government
shake-up
which
has
put
Chancellor
Adolf
Hitler
in
Supreme
command
of
all
the
Reich's
armed
forces.
The
ministers
were
closeted
with
Capt.
Anthony
Eden,
For-
Nazi
Chiefs
V
HITLER
I
GOEKING
INFANT'S
FUNLRAL
The
funeral
of
infant
William
Ml
at
it
again
and
again,
only
to
be
chaluk,
who
died
at
the
Prince
Ru
pert
General
Hospital
Thursday
mornlntr.
took
place
yesterday
af
ternoon
from
the
chapel
of
Hayner
Bros.,
undertakers,
to
Falrview
Cemetery
with
Rev.
Father
J.
Gordon
officiating.
resentatlves
of
the
United
States,
Germany
and
Belgium
were
summoned
to
the
Foreign
Office
while
they
were
meeting.
Hitler's
reshuffling
0I
his
cabinet
and
the
diplomatic
service
results
in
further
nazlflcatlon
of
the
military.
It
is
thought
possible
that
Hitler,
at
the
session
of
the
Reichstag
called
for
February
20,
may
announce
that
Germany
regards
herself
as
protector
of
German
minorities
everywhere.
Gen.
Herman
Goerlng.
No.
2
Nazi,
was
made
field
marshal
and
is
slated
to
be
war
minister
succeeding
General
Werner
von
Blomberg.
resigned,
when
HlUer
completes.,
control
of
tfie
armyv---
Goering's
first
announcement
after
assuming
the
new
rank
constituted
a
demand
for
the
return
of
Germany's
war-lost
colonies.
Joachim
von
Rlbbentrop.
former
minister
to
London,
becomes
the
new
foreign
minister.
Von
Rlbbentrop
is
a
died-ln-the-wool
Nazi.
General
von
Fritsch
Is
deposed
as
chief
of
staff
by
Walter
von
Brauchltsch.
HUGE
PIRATE
;
HOARD
FOUND
Treasure
of
Lima
Valued
at
532,-000,000
is
Believed
Found
MELBOURNE,
Australia,
Feb.
5:
In
a
small
cave
at
the
bottom
of
.
a
59-foot
shaft
sunk
through
a
cliff
at
Queenscllff,
on
the
coast
near
Melbourne,
four
men
believe
that
they
have
found
the
hiding
place
of
the
treasure
of
Lima.
The
treasure
Is
reputed
to
consist
of
two
life
size
Images
of
solid
gold
and
Jewels,
valued
at
$52,000,000.
For
weeks
a
diver
has
been
working,
by
sense
of
touch,
In
the
water-fllled
cave.
The
shaft
has
now
been
closed
until
powerful,
submarine
lights
can
be
obtained.
The
cave
was
discovered
by
a
'diviner"
member
of
the
syndicate.
It
Is
an
historical
fact
that
gold
.and
Jewels
were
plundered
from
the
churches
and
treasury
of
Lima,
Peru,
in
the
18th
century,
by
the
Spanish
pirate,
Benito
Bonlto.
'There
Is
evidence
which
suggests
'
'hat
he
brought
part
of
lt
to
the
(south
Seas
and
burled
it
near
Queenscllff.
The
story
is.
however,
that,
surprised
by
a
British
man-!
Vwar.
he
tried
to
blow
up
the
cave
j
lfter
hiding
his
loot.
The
diviner
who
Indicated
the
ex-!
Istcnce
of
the
cave
also
traced
the
'crude
outline
of
the
feet
and
legs
jf
an
image
or
figure
on
the
sand
'of
the
cliff
top.
The
outline
Svas
made
by
marking
the
spots
wnerc
the
pull
on
the
divining
rod
began
and
ended.
ICAK
SILVER
NKW
YORK:
(UP)
Uar
ail-iT
wus
unchanged
at
41?ic
pet
fine
ounce
on
the
New
York
mct
al
market
today.
.
Vi
mi