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9:
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Addison
2.19
fat
was
trading
at
72ic
on
the
Uchl
Gold
2.23
wuver
market
yesterday.
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FINANCIER
COMING
R.
K.
Mellon,
executive
of
the
.Mellon
National
Bank
of
Pittsburgh
and
member
of
the
prominent
Mellon
financial
family
of
the
United
States,
Mrs.
Mellon,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Lazear,
Ralph
S.
Waters
and
G.
A.
Link
jr.,
the
last
mentioned
a
Carnegie
Institute
scientist,
will
arrive
in
the
city
in
a
special
car
attached
to
tonight's
train
and
tomorrow
afternoon
will
sail
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
Ketchikan
where
they
BRITISH
MEDIATION?
LONDON,
August
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
AUGUST
9,
1938.
,
nine
pins
after
the
flash.
BLAZE
AT
Possibility
of
British
ti
mediation
mediation
in
the
Russo-Japanese
crisis
was
seen
today
in
talks
which
Viscount
Halifax,
British
Foreign
Secretary,
had
with
both
Russian
anil
Japanese
representatives.
An
informed
source
said,
however,
that
Great
Britain
would
take
no
f
leps
in
that
direction
unless
invited
by
either
party
to
the
dispute
to
do
so.
SMITHERS
will
go
aboard
a
Campbell
Church
(
reai
war
Laying
down
the
terms
on
Prince
Runert
and
Smith?
thn
denied
last
night,
charter
yacht
to
make
an
Alaska
whlch
RUSSia
prepared
to
accept
fire
had
taken
a
big
hold
on
the
cruise.
They
will
disembark
from
,a
truce
In
the
Siberian
frontier
In-
building
before
It
was
noticed
a,t
-
t
j
iwr
it
the
yacht
at
Juneau
and
proceed
J
cldents,
the
Soviet
insists
that
there
all.
i
J
Oauya
Weather
to
Seattle
by
American
boat,
hah&t
be
compledrawar
from
.Tliealarmwas
jtujne
t!4otoit.T
.
iP01"
istjear
ir.
jienon
ana
panj-
jau
disputed
area.
In
an
Interview
W.
Kilpatrick
of
Prince
Rupert
made
a
similar
cruise.
NORTH
SHORE
WINS
WINNIPEG
Vancouver
North
Shore
United
defeated
Winnipeg
Weston
United
here
last
night
4
to
1
In
the
fourth
and
deciding
game
of
the
Western
Canada
football
finals
and
won
the
right
to
enter
the
Dominion
final
a-gainst
Timmins
Dome
.Mines
commencing
here
Wednesday.
POWELL
RIVER
FIRE
POWELL
RIVER
A
lerions
forest
fire
is
raging
near
one
of
the
summer
resorts
in
this
district.
It
has
burned
over
a
length
of
five
miles
and
width
of
two
miles
but
Is
now
believed
to
be
under
control.
FOURTH
PARALYSIS
DEATH
CALGARY
At
Coleman
the
fourth
death
in
the
infantile
paralysis
epidemic
which
has
been
occurring
here
since
early
July
took
place
yesterday.
There
are
twenty-five
cases
in
all
In
the
district.
LIGHTNING
WRECKED
HOMES
NELSON
Forty
Doukhobor
residents
were
homeless
today
after
a
week-end
electrical
storm
which
destroyed
all
but
one
house
in
a
tiny
settlement
across
the
Columbia
River
from
Glade.
Eleven
cottages
.and
a
large
frame
house
were
destroyed.
DROWNED
IN
FRASER
VANCOUVER.
Peter
Radio,
15,
was
drowned
in
the
Frascr
River
Monday
and
Japanese
are
appealing
to
the
Water
God
to
return
the
body
by
throwing
bits
of
colored
paper
in
the
stream.
Dragging
operations
have
been
unsuccessful.
GERMANY
ALARMED.
BERLIN
Official
Germany
appears
to
be
concerned
over
the
visit
of
First
Lord
of
the
Admiral
Alfred
Duff-Cooper
to
Poland.
Duff-Cooper
arrived
in
that
country
yesterday
and
Is
conferring
with
Foreign
Minister
Beck.
Tonight's
train,
due
from
the
the
Japanese
ambassador.
Foreign
who
happened
to
be
passing
and
Commissar
Maxim
Lltvlnoff
warned
there
was
a
rush
to
the
scene
from
the
Soviet
that
it
would
take
more
all
directions
but
not
a
thing
could
drastic
action
in
future
incidents,
be
done
to
stop
the
fire
nor
to
s?l-Litvinoff
outlined
Russia's
position
vage
any
of
the
household
effects
shortly
after
an
Army
communl-
as
the
flames
were
bursting
que
had
announced
that
the
Ja-
through
the
windows
when
first
panese
had
.been
driven
from
people
reached
the
place".
Changkufeng,
the
centre
of
dis-
Ttie
dwelling
was
a
two
storey
pute,
Tokyo,
however,
denying
this,
building
and
was
one
of
the
first
Soviet
air
raids
on
an
extensive
and
one
r
the
lar8er
buildings
of
.oio
nr,
K-nrn
.ht.ii
icJin.H
the
town.
It
was
originally
built
'territory,
were
reported
by
the
Ex-
W-
F-
a"d
on"
c-
I
Pled
by
A.
C.
Kilpatrick
earl
change
Telegraph
Agency.
The
dis-
day
ral
road
superintendent,
and
patch
quoted
a
Japanese
war
office
communique
as
saying
that
Russian
""'V-
"
-
.
,.
0,.i.0
.
boarding
house
and
was
well
infantry,
artillery
and
alrp
ane
at-
and
tacks
on
Japanese
positions
In
.
a
,and
mafk
Korean
villages,
forty
planes
bomb-,
coincidence
that
u
was
R
ed
Changkufeng
and
1
Shatsaoping
,
the
bulJd,ng
shou;d
lde
Uu,
and
one
plane
was
shot
down.
flreworks
at
the
very
end
0f
the
Kussia
ana
Japan
oaiuea
on
me
celebraUon
ot
the
25th
anniversary
Siberian
frontier
with
tanks,
air-
whcn
itsel
lt
nad
played
sucn
a
planes
and
infantry
In
the
severest
promlnent
part
ln
the
life
of
Sml-fighting
of
the
world's
latest
un-:tners
from
the
earliest
days,
declared
war.
Peace
negotiations
at;
was
insurance
but
the
Moscow
appeared
to
have
reached
loss
wlll
be
a
severe
one
f0r
the
an
impasse.
The
Japanese
and
Rus-
-arner
family.
slan
air
fleets
bombed
the
Japanese
-
.
front
lines,
crossed
the
border
Into
DocriloJ
Frnm
Korea
and
attacked
frontier
towns.,
lCoCUcU
1
I
U11I
Heavy
concentrations
of
Soviet'
ni
1
ry
,
tanks
and
Infantry
pressed
the
Ja-
oinKin?
DOclL
panese
forces
at
two
bolder
points.
Neither
country
made
any
move
to
cease
hostilities
on
the
basis
of
Mos
cow
conversations
in
which
both
sides
made
qualified
overtures
for
stand
a
major
war
such
as
might
arise,
out
of
a
conflict
with
Russia
o
Seven
Saved
When
Vancouver
Seincboat
Takchu
Goes
Down
Off
Cape
Flattery
-
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141
Ul
1
.
.
.
.
.
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a
pcaceim
seiiieineni...AiMiuugu
110
VANCOUVER,
August
a:
lurv
'ture,
55
ing
one
thousand
men,
attacked
on
tender
Marauder
which
was
stand
the
Korean
border;
The
Soviets
Ing
by.
1
started
their
assault
against
a
hill
Just
opposite
the
end
of
Lake
Han-
zang,
on
the
Korean
frontier.
Last
night
another
clash
some
250
miles
north
of
the
disputed
area
was
reported.
Japan
Hard
Pressed
TOKYO,
August
9.
(CP)
Japanese
business
and
Industrial
leaders
yesterday
warned
the
government
that
Japan
could
not
er
for
the
campaign
ln
China
had
seriously
affected
agriculture!
through
the
drainage
of
farm
le-
der
fighting,
The
Japanese,
War
Office
decUv
High
Low
.
Triple
Island
Part
cloudy,
north
northwest
wind,
seven
miles
per
hour;
sea
smooth.
Langara
Island
Dense
fog,
westerly,
wind,
f
-e
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
30.12;
temperature,
54;
light
swell.
Dead
Tree
Point
Clear,
light
easterly
wind;
barometer,
30.06;
temperature,
56;
sea
smooth.
Bull
Harbor
Part
cloudy,
calm;
barometer,
29.98;
temperature,
54;
light
swell.
Alert
Bay
Overcast,
low
fog
patches;
calm;
barometer.
30.05;
temperature,
45;
sea
smooth.
Estevan
Overcast,
southeast
wind,
five
miles
per
hour;
)
ture,
58.
!
Anyox
Clear,
calm;
temperature,'
52.
Stewart
Clear,
calm;
ture,
47.
Hazelton
Clear,
calm;
tempeja-
casualties
were
announced,
an
un-
Seven
persons
were
rescued
iroi.i
Smlthers
Clear
calm
tempera-official
communique
Indicated
that
the
sinking
Vancouver
seineboat
ture
52
'
'
there
was
sharp
fighting.
Fifty,
Takchu
near
Cape
Flattery
Satur-i
Burns
Lake
Clear,
calm-
tern-Soviet
tanks,
supported
by
one
bat-:
day
night.
The
members
of
the
I
peratUre,
'
45
'
tallon
of
Infantry
probably
number-'
crew
were
removed
by
the
cannery!
Their
Illness
Is
Not
Serious
bor.
I
Meanwhile
ln
military
quarters,
Quintuplets
Are
Expected
by
Doc-
It
was
claimed
that
Russia
nad
lost
1500
men
during
the
last
month
in
the
Manchuokuoan-Slberlan
bor-j
tors
to
Make
Speedy
Recovery
CALANDER,
Ont.
Aug.
9:
(CP)
Dr.
Allan
Roy
Dafoe
and
Dr,
&A
today;
ttfaJ-'Russlan
forces
were
i
Allan
Ross,
the
latter
a
Toronto
East
at
11
o'clock,
was
reported;
fered
economically
through
loss
of
.
tanks
there.
Possiet
Is
several
miles
quintuplets,
who
are
suffering
from
this
morning
to
be
an
hour
and
a
trade
and
straining
of
credit.;
east
of
the
disputed
border'jzone
(
a
throat
Infection,
will
overcome
nail
late
wnicn
wouiii
onng
11
in
at
12:30
midnight.
Among
other
things,
lt
was
pointed'
where
forces
have
been,
flghtm;
out
mat
tne
aratttng
of
man
pow-j
since
July
11.
their
illness
within
a
week,
anxiety
is
felt.
.0:30
a.m.
19.8
ft.
13:18
p.m.
18.8
ft.
7:10
ajn.
3.5
ft.
19:15
p.m.
6.6
ft?
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SLAIN1
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RUSSIA
CONTINUES
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ACTIVE
KETCHIKAN
Bombers
Attack
Canton
Edifice
Mayor
of
Fairbanks
Leads
Organlz-
Situation
In
Czechoslovakia
is
coming
More
Restless
Again
regarded
as
a
zone
of
safety,
has
been
missing
since
last
Thurs-
at
Vraserwald,
Czechoslovakia,
yes-bombed
by
Japanese
fighting
day
when
he
took
off
from
Big
terday,
others
having
also
been
at
.,fltArlov
inH
mnnv
rof
11-
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were
killed.
The
bombers
flew
was
reported
safe
on
a
hillside
The
Slovaklan
minority
Is
also
repeatedly
and
are
reported
along
the
middle
fork
of
Forty
Mile
making
claims
of
the
Czech
gov-
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in:
tri
i
liini
i
l.
t.iiiiiiiii
uiiin.ii
l
i
i
had
sighted
the
Canadian
airman
ment.
KptiiMvf!
riavs
01
bombardment.
Tlarr
fnrmprlv
nnpra
tprf
th
Wnrth
,
at
least
102
persons,
maimed
Canada
Air
Express
out
of
Atiin
nnrt
nurieu
uncuuiuea
scurex
ui
rnr
tnmp
varc
onn
men
Tinar
nut
nr
me
JUiiRRii
rieiorn
enLerinir
liir
rum
merclal
aviation
business
In
the
in-
I
1
-
I
.Via
T
n
n
n
n
,
-
.
drive
up
the
Yangste
River
to-'
0nce
before
he
was
missing
for
Hankow
with
heavy
losses
5lx
weeks
bclng
found
Just
as
he
up
me
river.
I
j
BULLETINS
,
VERY
FIRM
Considering!
Inquires
If
Japan
Is
What
May
Happen
To
Her
'
In
Event
of
Real
War.
Tokyo
Seems
More
Nervous
Rains
in
United
States
Bring
Only
Spanish
Government
Frustrates
Temporary
Relief
Lightning
Kills
Three
on
Beach
NEW
YORK,
August
9,
(CP)
Heavy
rains
here
and
elsewhere
Franco's
Immediate
Hopes
Of
Winning
Warr-Putting
Million
Men
in
Field
'Baby
Clipper"
Spent
Night
There
In
Course
of
Return
Flight
Southward
'
KETCHIKAN,
Aug.
9:
Bouth-
MADRID,
Aug.
9:
(CP)
The
bound
from
Juneau
to
Seattle,
af-
durlng
the
week-end
yesterday
only
war
In
Spain
remained
relatively
ter.
Its-first
experimental
flight
temporarily
relieved
the
heat
wave,
unchanged
but
there
are
lndlca-
from
the
Puget
Sound
port
to'
the
a
continuation
of
which
was
pre-
tlons
that
the
loyalists,
stubBornly
Alaska
capital,
the
Pan
American
I
dieted
last
night.
resisting
the
nationalist
drive
on
Airways
Sikorsky
flying
boat
Baby,
i
Three
persons
were
killed
and
the
East
coast,
plan
a
new
driye
Clipper
spent
last
night
here,
tak-
fourteen
injured
when
a
bolt
of
tnlr
own
on
the
upper
Catal-
ing
off
early
today
on
the
i
final
le
'
iiohtninir
ctmoir
nn
o
rn.A'
nnlan
front
The
drive
would
be
of
Its
trall-blazlnz
flicht.
Business
and
Industrial
Leaders
of
beach
near
here
durlnc
an
electrical
the
third
of
its
kind
designed
to
The
flight
so
f:r
had
been
a
Flowery
Kingdom
tvarn
storm.
Peonle
wprp
hnwiPH
nvor
nto
make
Generalissimo.
Franco
scatter
most
successful
one,
it
was
stated,
Government
T
twl
lt
--
t
At
a
1
HJt-
his
forces
and
weakened
his
drive
The-
big
ship
functioned
splendidly
against
Sagunto
and
Valencia
in
from
every
mechanical
standpoint..
the
south.
The
loyalist
are
said
to
be
planning
to
have
a
million
men
under
arms.
With
General
Francisco
Franco
believed
to
have
suffered
heavily
of
manpower
as
a
result
of
the
recent
fighting
In
the
Abro
Flames
Made
Quick
Work
of
Well
River
region,
the
rebel
leader's
up
to
date
radio
equipment
was,
also
used
to
advantage.
.
Missing
For
Two
Weeks
On
Known
Building
hopes
of
bringing
the
civil
war
to
I
jjlj-
I
nmfprl
a
victorious
close
this
year
have
LidKC-"JLOCdlCU
SMITHERS,
Aug.
9:
The
horn
been
definitely
frustrated.
His
big
.
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Cliff
Warner
of
drive
on
Valencia
has
been
defi-
EDMONTON.
Aue.
9:
(CP)
Con.'
Smlthers
was
totally
destroyed
by
nueiy
naiiea.
stable
Donald
Bliss,
R.
C.
M.
P.
and
nre
on
Su"day
afternoon
together
Keporis
inai
a
unusn
consular
a
companion,
missing
for
two
,or.,.r
h
o
o
MOSCOW,
August
B.-(CP)
kus-
wltn
all
lts
contents
flre
agent,
who
was
seriously
wounded
weeks
or,
Great
Bear
Lake
as
a
sla
has
warned
Japan
that
there
curred
about
2-A5
p.m.
and,
as
the
at
Alicante
at
the
end
of
the
week
of
their
breaking
down
will
be
more
determined
military
whole
town
was
pretty
well
em.
during
a
raid
on
that
government
whue
they
were
on
their
way
to
action
to
repel
attack
and
has
ad-
tlert
of
lts
citizens
who
were
all
at-
Vott
by
six
insurgent
bombln?
Fort
Radium
on
Great
Bear
Lake,
Yi.u
nci
iu
cisii
yie
uoi.6cio
0
lending
tne
last
Ball
game
getween
uau
mcu,
uc
nave
been
located
yesterday
by
a
searching
aircraft.
They
had
Just
'completed
repairs
to
their
btnt
I
and
were
about
to
start
out'
themselves.
Although
their,
principal
.
dlettor.
theXwo
weeks,
had
.been.
fish,
both
were
m
good
shape
phy-.
slcally.
STRIKE
IS
ALL
OVER
Settlement
Reached
In
Dispute
Which
Threatened
To
Tie
Up
Great
Lakes
Shipping
MONTREAL,
August
8.
(CP)
Threat
of
the
Canadian
Seamen's
Union
to
tie
up
Great
Lakes
and
St.
Lawrence
River
vessels
of
Ca-
baro-
nada
Steamships
definitely
ended
meter,
30.10;
temperature,
50;
sea
yesterday
with
the
signing
of
an
smooth.
I
agreement
adjusting
the
dispute
Victoria
Cloudy,
southwest
wind,'
between
the
workers
and
the
com-22.
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
30.08.1
Pany-
Details
were
not
disclosed.
Vancouver
Cloudy,
southeast
wind,
four
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
30.04.
Prince
George
Cloudy,
northerly
wind,
ten
miles
per
hour;
barometer
30.10.
Terrace
Clear,
calm;
temperature,
58.
Alyansh
Clear,
calm;
temperature,
61.
I
Alice
Arm
Clear,
calm;
tempera-
Germans
Plan
Ocean
Flight
Berlin
To
New
York
Non-Stop'
Hop
Attempted
WASHINGTON,
August
9.
Ger-,
man
avaitors
plan
to
start
a
nonstop
flight
from
Berlin
to
New
York
In
the
near
future,
possibly
4hls
week-end,
lt
Is
reliably
reported
here.
The
flight
Is
planned
in
the
same
Fokker-Wolff
Condor
plane
for
which
official
persons
stated
permission
already
has
been
granted
to
land
ln
Alaska
and
San
Francisco
on
a
round
the
world
flight.
It
is
understood
that
the
flight
to
New
York
Is
not
a
part
of
the
round-the-wprld
attempt.
Weather
Forecast
General
Synopsis.
The
pressure
Is
high
with
fair
weather
on
the
coast
of
British
Columbia.
It
has
been
quite
cool
with
showers
'in
the
Interior.
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Moderate
northwest
winds,
fair
and
moderately
warm.
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island-
constructing
new
defences
on
the
child
specialist,
sav
that
thrv
h...
Moderate
to
southwest
winds,
most.
in
addition
to
the
war
with
China'
southwest
shore
of
Possiet
Bay
and!
neVe
the
sturdy
physique
and!
ly
fair
and
moderately
warm,
from
which
Japan
had
already
suf-J
concentrating
cavalry,
artillery
and,
strong
resistance
of
the
Dionnc
Miss
Victoria
Stamford
of
this
city
was
among
successful
studenti
No
ln
the
recent
Junior
matriculation
j
examinations.