imvttmz
iinnaltcrt
thrlr
march
can
v
inn
a
v
in
nr
nm
iniriv
A
vital
highway
between
Valtn-
nunani
inunc
hrinr
rnnitirn.
It
was
asain
reported
last
nijht
hi
Ik.
1
I
'
.
r-
i
t
t
iau
itjnn
inn
tnni
a'nmana
n
a
11
rrn
mii..i
OUTLOOK
CRAVE
The
military
situation
for
the
r-ii.mi
Kovcrnmcni
is
now
au-
MfnJ
IL.
.
n
.
i
tiiiag
ui
littiiiiuiiuu
""injthe
main
inland
hichwaj
mm
I
n
....!.
A
.
am
.
.
I
Frame
has
dispatched
three
in
!
inn
i'
pntiKii
a
m
nacca
inw
spam
to
protect
French
citi-
HOMO
n
.1
I
.
J
0
RESORT
LANDS
YET
"'Miicial
Government
Decides
division
at
Present
lcrca:.in
demand
fnr
snmmrr
-vu
renrespntfttinn
wrrf
.
v.
tllUUC
Hie
l-'U
w"
oi
lianas
at
victoria
to
vu
una
onrrpfl
nt.
nnhlln
snif.
luveiupation
of
the
matter
Lnp
TinnHmnnt
HonlrlArt
i'onjUne
act
on
until
siurh
time
"uiiway
ennKtriirt
nn
lc
fur-
uuvi
uinnn
.
ne
Apartment
has
instructed
Imslne
-
aS
Smlthers
011
"fflclal
Fcuhrer
spoke
before
a
cheering
assemblage
of
200.000
people.
German
airplanes
soared
overhead.
Everywhere,
swastika
emblems
of
the
Nazis
were
In
evidence.
Hitler
proclaimed
to
the
frenzied
Viennese
throne
the
end
of
Aust
Vin
pmicn."
i
MUNICH,
March
15:
(CP)-His
triumph
in
Vicn-
Wrinai
Pvnc
aromnlete.
Chancellor
Adolf
Hitler
returned
to
Gcr-
TT11Cdl
1
rieJ
H
I
llfllU
V
UI
III
U
T
IILLIUI
IJIUIIU
A
1
Will
II
11111
it
i
ca
u
l
i
ii
rr
r
4
j
VIENNA,
March
15:
(CP)
Chancellor
Adolf
Hit-
rian
independence
and
his
entrance
!
Into
his
native
land
-
-
-
"Into
the
German
Reich."
Hitler
referred
to
the
natural
affinity
for
centuries
of
Germany
and
Austria.
Had:Ohe-Natlsnotttaken
decisive
control,
bloody
revolution
might
have
broken
out
in
Austria
within
a
few
days.
He
assured
63,-000,000
Germans
that
"this,
country
Is
German."
The
intention
now
was
to
make
Austria
a
country
of
National
Socialist
Ideals.
The
bloodless
revolution.
Hitler
declared,
had
brought
to
an
end
years
of
misery
In
Austria.
He
gave
credit
to
those
xihn
had
tnkpn
nart
In
the
events
of
the
past
few
days,
especially
to'
I
Dr.
Arthur
Sezss-Inquart.
the
new
Chancellor.
For
himself.
Hitler
said,
it
had
been
the
"crcatest
event
of
my
life."
It
was.
undoubtedly,
the
greatest
triumph
of
his
career
which
seem
ed
to
reach
its
zenith
during
tne
day.
Hitler
made
no
reference
to
Czecho-Slovakla
or
other
countries.
Chancellor
Seyss-Inquart,
Introducing
Hitler,
proclaimed
to
the
world
that
Hitler
had
come
in
this
significant
hour
as
"Fuehrer
and
Reich's
Chancellor
in
place
of
the
:old
Imperial
capital,
guardian
o
.
i-
iui
n
c
n
Vitnt.
1
.
Drop
Sharply
At
Winnipeg
t
aUUI
tOJ
kJ
kilW
VL
kill,
WVliiJClii
111
Hi
nUCll
ICXH
1
w
inai
Ul
1
J"
TT
t
l
J
If!
i.
i.
1
,
X.rVio
t
rffnnnari
in
1.t
.inn
t
rnm
ri
J
if
iiw
1
i
i
"j
w-i
1
11
,
mriii'i
i
n
11in
t
w
i
iir
t
t
f
i
iL,au
ua.
illa
uiiu
ljiu
hi.
iu
u
..
.
1
1
a
xt!
on
the
Winnmeir
market
vesterdav.
urer.
uevoiu
01
any
biaieimm
01
imure
iNazi
expan-
cosed
-
-
,,n
m
ii
onthr
IT
hon
rioon
critrlimic
tr
nrranrrnr
tn
ha
rren
m
liiul
le.vuctL
uuiuuuus
w
eauiei
ui
evaueu
ami.
SUKGcNio
MOVING
ON
Mtditcrrancin
Outlook
Tot
Government
Is
Had
flDDAYC
March
15:
(CD
.
u
A
I
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-
1
1
1
j
-
.
.
1
t-
;
mc
tiij
was
111
uuuuaj
iiiuuu
aa
uci
WINNIPEG,
March
15:
(CP)
I
Today's
Weather
omorrow
s
Tides
(I
AJW.)
Che
rr.;
Rupert
Overcast,
snow
High
1:15
a.m.
21.1
ft.
southeast
wind.
10
milcj
13:35
pjn.
21.8
It.
OCT
h2-r
barometer,
29
22
(fall-
Low
7:34
a.m.
2.9
ft.
tcCTperature.
35;
sea
choppy
19:49
pjn.
2.9
It.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
62.
TRICE:
S
CF.N'IS
No
XXVII
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
MARCH
15,
1938.
a.
DER
FEUHRER'S
SPEECH
IN
VIENNA
DEVOID
OF
HINT
OF
FUTURE
PLANS
Speaks
Before
200,000
Nazi
Enthusiasts
Crowning
Event
of
Hitler's
Career
Even
Suggested
He
May
Make
Himself
King
Is
Not
Very
Definite
KILLED
IN
SETTLING
EXPLOSION
QUESTION
Forty
Miners
Lose
Their
Lives
in
U.S.-Japanese
Negotiations
Over
Colliery
Blast
Near
Hyderabad,
Alaska
Fisheries
Have
Tempor-
a
India
j
ary
Setback
1
HYDERABAD
CP
Fortv
Forty
India,
March
15:
tokyo
March
15:
'CPt
It
was
miners,
Including
I
stated
today
that
complications
had
IHIloH
In
.
a
j
-i
a.iama.
4-V.
three
w
Britons,
v..vwsw,
nnc
Vtavo
have
uw
htton
been
"vu
an
sen
to
aciay
mtiwciuciii
ui
an
exDlosion
in
a
cnllierv
near
here.
I
uf
.
.v
Aiuiiiw&A
iat.
icvu
uijui
cu,
States
regarding
fishing
0"
the
Alaska
coast.
However,
it
is
ex
pected
that
negotiations
will
be
reopened
at
once
on
a
new
basis.
The
exact
point
which
causer;
the
eleventh
hour
disagreement
over
the
Alaska
fishery
problem
vas
not
disclosed.
The
problem
arose
over
United
States
protests
that
.Japanese
fish
boats
in
Bristol
Bay
would
soon
deplete
salmon
fisheries
built
up
'by
Canadian
and
United
States
conservation.
August
Judge
Is
Good
Shot
With
Peppermint;
Prevents
Riot
Of
Ladies
In
Meeting
..
i
VAKrniTVF.il.
Mnroh
15:
(CV)
Chief
Justice
Aulay
Morrison
of
the
Supreme
Court
of
British
OiUIUDia
WHS
aiUUlUlg
pepiJCXHiiai.a
uuiui
tiit-i
fng'here
at
'which,
the
speaker
was"
Jolin
VTDaf
oe,
u-oii
1,-nmvn
Wiiminpfr
mninpfr
n'fiwsnaDer
lunvsnaijer
uuoii
uublisher
and
member
of
the
Howell
Royal
Commission
on
federal-
provincial
relations.
Ladies
at
the
meeting
became
restless
and.
fid-getty.
The
learned
judge
perceived
what
was
the
trouble.
It
was
a
mouse
scampering
along
the
floor.
Before
any
of
the
ladies
started
screaming
or
standing
on
the
chairs
in
terror,
the
judge
took
good
aim
with
a
peppermint
and
hit
the
mouse
which
IHE
DIED
PRESIDENT
German
treasury.
Hitler
s
ior
rn
,
t'XnlTf-
Off
Nanaimo
ON
TRAIL
AGREEABLE
Kootenay
Man
Perishes
When
He
Lost
Bearings
Near
Hallway
Track
trla
merely
became
a
aw.h
-
the
German
realm.
Chan;Jr
.
Mcn
TaUcn
rrom
Gasbat
in
Seyss-mquart
is
iuvhh
&
--
Austria.
He
was
so
addressed
slg-l.,i.n
hv
Hitler
himself.
T..ti.
Rtrrlchpr.
Jew
baiter
oi
Nuremberg,
Germany,
Germany,
Is
Is
on
on
m
his
way
to
Vienna
as
Gulf
of
Georgia
by
Steamer
Princess
Victoria
VANCOUVER.
March
15:
(CP)
menR
Carter,
N,
Beaman.
Nazi
sources
are
silent
:,
Gord
smith.
Tom
Dtojfle.ndK,.
and
acalnst
Jews
continue
to
w-
,
.
0
Nanaimo
Sunday
i
Quezon
Feels
That
rhilliplne
Inde-
I
r-
1
1
i
I.
.!J
by
posed
and
thousands
are
licems
i.
Canadlan
Paclflc
steamer
Prln-country.
na
The
new
Bovernment
:
vlctorla,
party
was.on
the
announced
that
Jews
can
no
ionb
,
malnland
to
Valdez
""Former
Chancellor
Kurt
yon
Schunnlgg
is
stlii
UnpjJ
try.
broke"
rf
suffering
from
t
sustained
In.
an,
acc.cem
y
S-SeraSathishome
in
the
city
a
yu
ago.
Island
when
their
boat
broke
down.
They
had
been
adrift
for
sixteen
hours
when
the
Princess
Victoria
answered
their
distress
signals
and
picked
them
up.
IIAK
SlLVEIt
NHW
YORK:
(CI)
I5ar
silver
wu
unchanged
at
4ic
lr
fine
oiincO
V,ti
the
New
York
met
al
market
today.
penuence
anvum
uc
nccunsiu-ered
in
View
of
World
Events
NELSON,
March
15:
(CP
The
MANILA,
March
15:
(CP)
Prcs-
body
of
Cornelius
Frlesen,
Renata
ldcnt
Manuei
Quezon
agreed
tp-
trapper,
was
found
yesterday
by
da
question
of
mdepend-
ff-Ch"!,
5
h"d
ence
of
the
Phllllplne
Islands
vauey
xvauj-
v
-
.
,
,
,u
that
that
crown.
crown.
L.i.u
101
,
..
tJnotQ
nn
the
v,
shore
cw.
nf
Of
rf
rpppnt
dlsouletinc
world
events.
tt.j..
u.
T..inn..innrn
i
Take
Over
Completely
hhhmu
-
-
.
.,uU.sa
.....
.
-
fVio
imi'Pr
Armw
Lake.
It
is
benevea
i
.
while
Hitler
presiaea
m
.
"-
-
-
.
iwjjuius
uic
tuatt""i-v"
u'uuu
Creat
display
of
his
triumph,
his
that
Frieser
naa
k
""
Cnce
from
the
United
States
In
1946
...,t.n,nt.
took
over
all
functions
gone
aromm
m
government.
The
Aus-
"
of
Austrian
trian
treasury
was
absorbed
by
the)
RpcnipH
Last
night
Paul
McNutt,
United
States
High
Commissioner,
asked
for
Immediate
co-opcratlon
of
Filipino
leaders
and
Americans
In
a
"realistic
re-examlnatlon
of
their
long
range
Interests
and
our
own."
SUFFOCATED
,
IN
COLLIERY!
measures.
Two
Men
Lose
Their
Lives
in
Mine
TOtlng
on
Crown
land.
L1II1C
lme
further
restrictive
.
,
the
Gulf
of
,
kiu
ue
oi
mc
nignway
is
'rombttcd
and
thnt
strns
win.
if
tfn
'
'
'
takcn
t0
Prevcnt
uch
LONDON
GOLD
I'HICE
uon,
March
15:
(CP)-The
w
ui
ROW
in
Lnnrtnn
vpstprrtnv
up
oc
at
$34.91
per
fine
ounce.
iwu.
v;.wat.
divisional
su
ttl
ireight
and
passenger
o
ii
inn
mvit
i.i
LUSCAR.
Alberta,
March
15:
(CP
-Harrv
Buttcrman
and
Eldrcd
Am-
bury
died
yesterday.
They
were
suffocated
from
gas
In
a
coal
mine.
Funeral
Notice
The
funeral
of
the
late
James
Malrs
will
take
place
on
Wednesday
afternoon
at
2
o'clock
from
the
chapel
of
the
B.
C.
Undertakers.
No
flowers
by
request.
Warning
To
Germany
Regarding
Further
Incursions
In
Europe
Is
Given
Only
In
Implied
Way
BRITISHER
IS
BOMBED
Steamer
Stamwell
Victim
of
Spanish
Insurcent
Attack
at
Tarra-gona
Germans
in
Kebel
Dane
liAKCELON'A.
March
15;
(CIV
A
British
seaman
was
killerT
and
four
others
wounded
when
the
British
steamship'
Stamwell
vas
bombed
and
set
afire
t)
tnMirjent
planes
at
the
Spanish
rrt
of
Tarragona
between
Val-rnria
and
Barcelona.
A
Danish
iion-intervrntion
observer
was
aln
wounded.
Half
an
hour
before
the
bomb-In-
Incldrnt.
n
insurgent
seaplane
was
brought
down
and
(Wf
oreiipants
were
Jjtirned
to
iWth.
Government
officials
said
they
were
all
German..
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(OiUIW.
a.
D.
JolllkilOU
CO.)
Vancouver
B.
C.
Nickel,
.18.
Big
Missouri,.
.42.
Bralorne,
8.75.
Aztec.
.09.
Cariboo
Quartz,
2.00.
Dchtonia.
.10.
Golconda,
.05.
Mlnto,
.03.
Falrvlcwk.03Vj.
Noble
Five,
.03.
Pcnd
Oreille,
1.85.
Pioneer,
3.00.
Porter
Idaho.
.03.
Premier,
2.07.
Reeves
McDonald,
.35.
Reno,
.50.
Reward,
.04
Vis.
Salmon
Gold,
.07.
Taylor
Bridge,
.042.
Hcdlcy
Amalgamated,
.05.
Premier
Border,
.01
V.
Sllbak
Premier,
2.00.
Congress,
.007.
Home
Gold,
.01
V4.
Grandvicw,
.02
Vi.
Quatslno
Copper,
.03
Vi.
Haida
Gold,
.08?,;.
Oils
A.
P.
Con.,
.21.
Calmont,
.40.
C.
&
E.,
2.50.
Freehold,
05.
Hargal,
.19'-?.
McDougall
Scgur.
.19.
Mercury,
.14.
Okalta,
1.61.
Pacalta.
.10V?.
Home
Oil.
1.10.
Toronto
Bcattle,
1.29.
Central
Patricia,
2.C0.
Oods
Lake.
.42.
Little
Long
Lac.
4.70.
McKcnzle
Red
Lake.
.88.
Pickle
Crow.
4.45.
Red
Lake
Gold
Shore.
.23.
San
Antonla.
1.28.
Shcrritt
Gordon.
1.40.
Smelters
Gold.
.0U'2.
McLcod
Cockshutt,
3.10.
Oklend,
.22.
Moshcr.
.19.
Madscn
Red
Lake,
.30.
Stadacona.
.24V?.
Frontier
Red
Lake,
.05.
Francoeur,
.38.
Moneta
Porcupine.
2.05.
Thomnson
Cadillac,
J2C.
Bankflcld,
.82.
East
Malartlc.
1.40.
Preston
East
Dome,
.99.
.
Hutchison
Lake.
.07.
Dawson
White;
MVz.
Aldermac.
.51.
Kerr
Addison,
1.80.
Is
Said
to
Feel
That
Britain's
Strength
Must
Match
That
of
Reich
Hcforc
he
Can
Take
Stand,
Even
in
Regard
To
Czecho-SIovakia
LONDON,
March
15:
(CP)
Prime
Minister
Neville
Chamberlain,
according
to
the
Associated
Press,
is
determined
to
match
the
armed
might
of
Germany
before
publicly
pledging
Great
Britain
to
support
Czechoslovakia
against
German
aggression.
There
are
indications,
the
Associated
Press
learned,
that
Britain
has
privately
told
Germany
she
may
be
compelled
to
4
1
Jap
Probe
Board
Now
Appointed
I
OTTAWA,
March
15:
(CPl
Dr.
Hugh
L.
Keenleyslde
of
Ottawa
has
been
appointed
chairman
of
the
federal
board
of
review
which
will
Inquire
In-
to
alleged
Illegal
entry
of
Jap-
-
anese
into
Canada.
Member-
ship
of
the
board
of
review,
which
will
hold
Its
first
sitting
In
Vancouver
on
March
23,
was
announced
yesterday.
The
other
members
are
F.
W.
Tay-
lor
of
the
Immigration
depart-
ment
at
Vancouver
and
In-
spector
G.
W.
Fish
R.C.M.P.
MASSING
UP
PR.
RUPERT
i
Tase
Hideout
Speaks
at
Peace
River
5
On
Railway
Outlet
Question
J
PEACE,
RIVER,
March
15.
Page
Rldeout
addressed
a
crowded
house
here
last
Tuesday
night
on
the.
'
railway
outlet
question
and
Prince
Rupert
as
the
port
for
the
north.'
'He
exhibited
many
Interesting.
'
slides.
J
Among
the
highlights
of
the
address
was
the
statement
that
ves-
'
scls
from
Asia
sailed
500
miles
extra
to
Vancouver
In
order
to
do
Prince
Rupert
out
of
business
that
I
justly
belonged
to
her.
I
Then
he
pointed
out
that
there
were
904
more
sailings
in
and
out
'
of
Vancouver
in
1936
than
there
were
in
1916.
"But
who
gets
the
railway
busln-ess?
he
asked.
"The
Canadian
National
sends
one
train
away
from
the
backyard
of
Vancouver
dally
while
the
Canadian
Pacific
last!
summer
sent
five
all
as
large
or!
larger
than
the
Canadian
Every
vessel
making
a
round
trip;
to
Hong
Kon?
and
back
sailed
one
thousand
miles
extra
In
order
to
pass
up
Price
Rupert
and
there
were
416
of
such
railings
in
1936
which
meant
that
there
were
416.-000
salllntr
miles
covered
and
bon-
uscd
by
the
government
In
order
to
put
Prince
Rupert
o"t
or
the
business
that
Sir
Wilfrid
Laurler
figured
on
for
his
new
port.
Uchl
Gold,
1.40.
Martin
Bird.
.41.
Athona,
.11.
Hardrock,
1.80
Intcr'l
Nickel,
49.50.
Noranda.
5900.
Con.
Smelters,
57.25.
act
If
Hitler
seeks
to
bring
the
Ger
man
minority
of
Czecho-Slovakla
Into
the
German
nation
as
he
has
absorbed
Austria.
Thus
It
Is
felt
here
that
Great
Britain
has
given
an
implied
warning
to
Germany
of
her
determination
to
uphold
the
remaining
central
European
boundaries.
Exactly
what
action
Great
Britain
would
undertake
In
the
event
of
a
German
push
into
Czecho-Slovakla
Is
not
apparent.
The
Prime
Minister,
In
refusing
an
inquiry
Into
the
British
mlll-tnrv
and
air
croaram.
told
the
House
of
Commons
today
that
he
was
opposed
to
ImltatlngGermany
by
regimenting
thVnStlon'forarm-r
aments
production
"until
It
Is
the
only
way
to
serve
our
purpose.
This
was
the
nature
of
his
answer
to
speakers
in
the
House
yesterday,
including
some
government
supporters,
who
had
urged
an
even
greater
speeding
up
of
the
preparation
for
war
than
was
now
under
way.
London
Restless
LONDON,
March
15:
(CPl
Members
of
both
sides
of
the
British
House
of
Commons
demanded
yesterday
to
hear
a
clear
cut
statement
of
government
policy
In
regard
to
the
spread
of
Nazism
In
Central
Europe.
Lord
Amery
declared
a
continued
policy
of
wavering
could
mean
nothing
but
war.
No
Active
Intervention
BERLIN.
March
15:
(CPl
Three
million
Germans
In
Czecho-Slovakla
can
be
taken
under
the
wing
of
the
Reich
without
active
intervention
in
the
affairs
of
that
country.
it
Is
said
In
official
circles
here.
France
Ready
To
Act
PARIS,
March
15:
(CP)
Premier
Leon
Blum
gave
assurance
last
night
to
Czecho-Slovakla
that
France
would
take
military
action
If
she
Is
Interfered
with
by
Nazi
Germany.
Weather
horecast
(Furnished
through
the
uurtijr
tl.
Domlnlou
Meteorological
Burcuu
t
VictnrU
and
Frlnoe
Rupert.
TliU
"re-east
U
compiled
from
obveriialloiis
ken
at
S
im.
today
and
cover
the
16
liour
ixrlod
ending
6
p.ra.
tomorrow
i
General
Synopsis
Pressure
remains
low
off
the
British
Columbia
and
Washington
coast
with
unsettled
weather
and
It
has
been
mild
with
light
showers
In
the
Interior.
!
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Fresh
to
strong
southeast
and
south
winds,
cool
with
occasional
showers.
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island-Southeast
winds,
becoming
strong
at
night.
Mild
with
showers.
VANCOUVER
EGG
PRICES
STEADY
VANCOUVER,
March
15:
(CP)
Egg
prices
continue
steady
on
the
Vancouver
market.
Farmers
are
receiving
18c
for
grade
A,
17c
for
medium
and
16c
for
pullets.
City
delivery
prices
are
22c,
21c
and
20c.