1
1
r
V
Canadian
government,
;t
-
ilitary
airplanes.
tpr-
nt
240
men
are
employed
'
-
"
iry
and
company
offl-
s
r
suillciejH
oraers
on
d
;
k
cp
the
staff
busy
until
be:
1
)
t
J.
ant
specializes
In
tne
-y
type
fighting
planes.
:t
'j
xater
machines
have
a
ir.ua
peed
of
about
250
miles
h-it
?.r
'
3va
year
two
piancs
were
F'.?'d
and
shipped
to
the
Nl-
H'-'X'
rovrrnment
and
since
n
a
t?
000.000
order
has
been
tj'oJ
f
r
the
Turklsn
govcrn-
n
Last
of
this
order,
40
planes,
s
sr
abroad
early
this
sirm
Bi
In-'
.
f
W
building
of
planes
for
!i
covcrnmcnt,
Leonard
nrrsident
of
the
com
this
work
could
bc
start
V.'T
iV"
all
the
necessary
facl
our
Fort
William
plant
Sth
than
500,000
square
feet
"?.t
spacp
at
our
disposal
ualiflcd
technical
men
and
skilled
prkerj
will
bc
able
to
handle
thr
Rnstrurtion
work."
ICT0R
HAS
SUCCUMBED
farner
Oland,
I'ortraycr
of
Charlie
Chan
On
Screen,
Dies
in
Stocklialm.
STOCKHOLM.
August
0.
(CP)
rarnir
Oland.
"Charlie
Chan"
of
pe
mSvieK.
rilpri
hprp
tndav
at
the
fe
of
Lfty-two
years.
The
noted
charactcrlzcr
of
the
Wait
Oriental
detective
role
an-
fared
only
this
week
at
the
Capl-
pi
Ti;-atre
In
Prlnm
nnnert
In
pharlle
Chan
at
Monte
Carlo."
-ilimaat
Indian
ielieved
Drowned
'm
Woods
Supposed
To
Have
Ixs
's
Life
While
Fishing
In
Namu
District
IDlstrlct
lieadnuarters
of
nrov-
?ciai
police
wcrc
advised
this
Bornin-;
0f
the
supposed
drowning
'
-ur
;aay
of
Sam
Woods,
a
Kltl-
Pat
Indian.
l1Ie
south
of
Pointer
Island
near
anu
cannery.
Woods
was
flshln"
a
uonr.
with
his
father,
mother
"d
Wife
Tin
I
Wlievcd
to
hnvp
fntlpn
over.
1110
')0llce
are
Investigating
p
"Egging
for
the
body.
DEFENCES
OF
COAST
Sum
of
$2,000,000
To
Be
Spent
On
Search
Lights
passed
In
OtUwa
providing
for
al"
-
Noble'
Five-.
three-year
searchlight
program
on
.
.
..
LP
niifrik
thc-Paclfic
Coast.
-Tne-
prosram-
involving
$2,000,000.
Is
In
addition
to
$5,000.)00
which
will
bc
spent
on
Pacific
Coast
defences
this
year.
BRITISHER
IS
INJURED
Consular
Agent
at
Alicante
sen-
ocily
Wounded
During
Insurgent
Air
Raid
ALICANTE,
Spain,
Aug.
6:
CP'
-Gabriel
Callcjoh,
British
consul-ir
agent
here
was
seriously
wound-id
today
during
art
lnsurgont
air
raid.
German
Prince
And
His
Bride
Visit
Tokyo
tywvo.
Aucust
6.-Princc
Louis
Ferdinand,
grandson
of
the
former
v,upr
and
his
bride.
Princess
Kl-
honeymooning.
Cold
Storage.
American
.
i
ra,
arrived
in
Tokyo
yesicroay
the
course
of
a
world
honeymoon
tour
There
was
no
puouc
reception
as
the
visit
was
announced
as
being
entirely
private.
Prince
Louis
told
newspapermen
that
he
hoped
fr
mend
the
next
thirty
years
Primary
In
Blue
Grass
State
On
Interest
Centres
In
Contest
Between
Senator
and
Governor
Of
Kentucky.
1
rTI1QVTt.I.E.
Kentucky.
August
-political
interest
centres
today
on
me
ucim""'
n
snnnLoriai
uii-
marics
in
KcntucKy
biaie.
uu.-r?w
Albert
B.
(Happy)
Chandler
is
opposing
Senator
Albcn
W.
Barklcy.
Halibut
Sales
.
unnn
0.2c
and
6c,
Cold
arrow,
Storage.
Canadian
Constance
B..
32.000,
7.8c
and
5c;
Porter
Idaho
TODAY'5
STOCKS
(Courteoj
B.
D.
Johnston
Go.)
I
Vancouver.
!
B.
C.
Nickel
-
09
Big
Missouri
-
22
Bralornc
,
9.60
Aztec
.06
Cariboo
Quartz
2.50
VANCOUVER,
August
6.-(CP)-l
r
i.n
uunrrii.
minister
of
de-!
Dcntonla
-
-ui
-",
fpnpp.
announced
here
ycsieroay
tory
here
is
now
turn-',.
t
order-ln-council
had
becn'Mm
.07
Premier
2.21
Relief
Arlington
.16
Reward
X
:
03i
Salmon
Gold
-
-12
Taylor
Bridge
-
03
Hedley
Amalgamated
03
Premier
Border
Silbak
Premier
Home
Gold
Grandvlew
uateino
Copper
....
Halda
Gold
Oils.
Pacalta
-
06
Home
Oil
...J
1.
1.20
Toronto.
Beattle
:
122
Central
Patricia
2.70
Gods
Lake
-..
.54
1
Little
Long
Lac
3.45
McKenzle
Red
Lake
1.23
Red
Lake
Gold
Shore
.HVi
Pickle
CCrow
.':
5.25
San
Antonio
1.30
Sherrltt
Gordon
1.41
Smelters
Gold
-.OS
McCleod
Cockshutt
4.00
Moshcr
.......
.19
I
Oklend
22
1
Madsen
Red
Lake
.
48
Stadacona
...,-
.56
Francoeur
39
Moneta
1-86
Bouscadillac
072
East
Malartic
2.32
Preston
.
Dome
1.71
1
Dawson
White
.05
Aldcrmac
...
.54
Kerr
Addison
2.33
Uchl
Gold
2.20
International
Nickel
51.87
Noranda
73.50
Con.
Smelters
60.00
Athona
.
i
'
-OSVi
Hardrock
2.54
'
Barber
Larder
.35
Dom.
Bridge
36.50
VANCOUVEIUVIIEAT
VANCOUVER,
August
6.
(CP)
SABOTAGE
CHARGED
Czechoslovaks
Claim
Nails
Are
Trying
To
Wreck
British
Teace
Efforts
vian
.03
V
J
press
with.
endeavouring
to
sabotage
-08
(the
efforts
of
Viscount
Runclmani
..
.02
'B
UJ
t
nprmanv
I
'(hriijtxnMi
threatened
to
trt
shoot
shrmt
down
rinsn
any
anvl
STRIKE
IS
.01V2I
no
',
Tie-up
of
Montreal
and
Great
Lakes
.0334
.03
A.
P.
Con,
.18
Calmont
.
-32
C.
&
:
2.41
Freehold
.05
Vi
Hargal
.-
16
.MiDougall
Scgur
.
.15
1
Mercury.
1
ask
.12
Okalta
1...
-
1.32
roris
ueierrea
as
ucsuii
ui
Resumption
of
Negotiations
MONTREAL.
August
6.
(CP)
Strike
of
an
estimated
one
thousand
members
of
the
Canadian
seamen's
union
was
deferred
today
by
union
officials
until
Tuesday
noon
pending
resumption
on
Monday
of
KILLED
IN
CLIFF
FALL
Bride
of
a
Year
Loses
Life
While
Climbing
at
rrlnccss
Louise
Arm
Near
Victoria
VANCCOUVER,
August
6
(CP)
Mrs.
Harold
Johnson
of
Victoria
was
killed
In
a
150-fbot
fall
from
a
cliff
at
Princess
Louise
Arm
on
Friday
while
celebrating
the
first
anniversary
of
her
marriage.
The
fall
occurred
while
she
was
climb
ing
the
cliff.
A,
fractured
skull
was
sustained.
An
inquest
Is
not
deemed
necessary.
Co-operation
On
Alaska
Highwa
y
Federal
and
Provincial
Governments
Should
Get
Together,
Associated
Boards
Agree.
SMITHERS,
August
6.
(CP)
The
Associated
Boards'
of
Trade
of
Central
British
Columbia,
at
the
concluding
session
of
the
annual
convention
here,
urced
co-oneratlon
ttrhrof
.nc
tmrilnir
at
75!5i''cents
mcnts
In
construction
of
the
hro
r
Today's
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
j
;
She
t'.i
High
11:31
ajn.
16.4
It.
Overcast,
L
k
Rupert-
vrlnre
23:10
pjn.
18.6
ft.
northwest
wind,
two
mU
V'
Low
5:15
ajn.
5.9
It.
barometer.
30.18;
tern-
,
l-
iur.
vtT
17:14
p.m.
9.4
i.
Jture.
52;
sea-smooth.
"
"
-
-
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
.
jl.
XXVII
No.
183.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SfrURDAY,
AUGUST
6,
1938.
PRICE:
5
CENTS
Russian
Air
Raiding
Over
Korea
PEED
UP
DEFENCES
m!rrtion
Taken
Up
At
Cana
dian
Ltglon
uonvcnwun
Would
Curb
Orientals
iwrntJVEIt.
August
6.
(CP)
.
i
.
u
return
M
n
Pnmnnrf
ff
.
Canadian
Legion,
at
Its
an-
.uventlon
here,
approvea
.
't.
r
urging
uanaua
to
ui-
i,"!
arr
defence
measures
ana
-
immigration
of
other
pe-
lie
ton
tnosc
oi
unusn
ors".j
a!
3
a;ked
that
unnaturalize
ita'-.
be
excluded
and
be
not
o?d
to
hold
timber
limits,
mln-
,.i.r..
or
provincial
natural
re-
rr
WILDING
AIRPLANES
ktfctad
hinting
Factory
Turning
Out
.Machines;
210
Men
Working
FORT
WILLIAM.
Ont
Aug.
B:
J3:
!
used
for
construction
:ra
oing
freighters
for
tho
i-'i
-
ivernmcnt
and
ireigni
The
New
Mauretania
Now
under
construction
in
the
Old
Country,
this
vessel
Is
the
largest
ever
to
be
built
In
a
British
shipyard.
Situation
In
Far
East
Takes
Grave
Turn
as
Soviet
Keeps
Up
Its
Challenges
Attitude
ADVANCE
HELD
UP
Chinese
Claim
That
Japanese
Drive
Up
Yangste
River
Is
At
Standstill
HANKOW,
August
6.
The
Jap
anese
advance
up
'River
was
declared
last
I
night
ninVit
I
In
-
Chinese
quarters
to
be
at
a
stand-
(still
In
the
vicinity
of
Nanchang.
.The
Japanese
were,
however,
pre-
paring
.to
resume
the
drive
by
land
and
air.
DEATH
IS
ACCIDENT
PRAHA.
August
6i-Czechoslova-
"
nl"t
Held
Into
P..iu
Fatality
wmm.
Which
ntithorltlfts
i,
rharee
,r.o
thp
the
Narl
Nazi
Cost
Life
of
Oden
Lovstad
.'
Investigated
.
a
uaen
iovsiaa
oi
inis
cuy
susiauivu
i
extensive
head
injuries
which
re.
'
suited
In
his
death
the
same
eve-j
nlng
In
Prince
Rupert
General.
Hospital.
The.'
jury
recommended,
periodical
inspection
or
such
equip
ment
as
that
with
which
the
acci
dent
occurred
with
a
view
to
pre
venting
recurrence
of
same.
According
to
the
evidence.
Lov--d.
while
standing
on
a
stump,
as
struck
in
the
head
with
terri-rr
force
by
a
snanoint;
guide
cablr
hich
was
nart
of
th
eiulpment
belns
used
In
land
c.lerlne
contract
for
the
Department
of
National
Defence.
His
hed
was
badl,
mished-
and
the
brain
extensivdv
n'ured.
He
never
regained
con
negotiations
xor
a
new
auui
"S1CC
.KcJousness.
ment
with
Canada
Steamship
j'
jnm,pSt
was
conducted,
hv
Lines.
iDpfuty
Coroner
A,.
J.
Lancaster
The
"nroDOsed
strike
threatened
j
p.ii,io
-n
vv
Tovinr
nirprt.
shipping
at
Montreal
and
a
dozen
Jrd
tn?
adducing
of
evidence.
T'e
Great
Lakes'
ports.
lurv
consisted
of
D.
C
McRae
foreman.
Clifford
Bartlett,
ueo
Gordon.
Frank
Wilson,
R.
E.
Benson
and
A.
S.
Nickerson,
Witnesses
were
A.
J.
Prudhomme.
foreman,
1
Robert
MnKinley,
engineer:
Joseph
E.
Boulet.
fireman:
Christian
E.
Ellison,
rigger,
and
Dr.
C.
II.
Today's
Weather
(Government
lW.pJ)
Terrace
Cloudy,
calm;
tempera
ture,
54.
Alyansh
Cloudy,
calm;
.tempera
ture,
53.
Alice
Arm
Cloudy,
calm;
Derature.
55.
tem'
Anyox
Part
cloudy,
southwest
wind:
temperature,
53.
I
Hazelton
Cloudy,
calm;
temperature,
46.
i
'Smlthers
Raining,
calm;
tern
perature.
48.
,
Burns
Lake
Raining,
calm;
tem
perature,
52.
Air
Mission
To
Stay
For
While
Tralnlne-
Facilities
For
Royal
Air
Force
Pilots
To
Be
Studied
Japan
Expresses
Its
Indignation
at
"Unwarranted
Manifestation"
Tokyo
Still
Appealing
For
Cessation
of
Hostilities.
.
KOGI,
Korea,
August
6.
(CP)
Twenty-four
Russian
planes
raided
Korean
territory
today
and
bombed
the
Tumen-Rashin
Railway,
fifteen
miles
northwest
of
Yuki.
The
situation
is
believed
to
have
taken
a
grave
turn
as
a
Jananese
Northern
Korea
army
communique
de-
thT
YmastP
clared
that
Japanese
retaliation
was
only
a
question
of
the
Yangste
L
.
time
as
a
result
of
the
bombing.
-
To
Build
Fisheries
Cruisers
VANCOUVER,
August
6.
(CP
Major
J.
A.
Mother-
i
well,
chief
supervisor
oi
nsn-
erles,
announces
'
that
two
new
patrol
cruisers
will
be
-buUth
"Vancouver
at
a
cost
Coming
Here
Sir
Henry
Page
Croft,
C.M.G.,
M.P.,
head
of
British
Parliamen-
f
tary
party
due
here
at
the
end
of
this
month
in
course
of
tour
of
central
British
Columbia
to
study
British
migration
Spoils
Uniform
But
Saves
Life
VANCOUVER,
Aug.
6:
(CP)
Quid
thinking
by
19-year
old
R.
Chan
saved
him
from
death
by
Japan's
war
eagles
while
travelling
by
tra'n
from
Nanking
to
Hong
Kong.
Chan,
assistant
purser
oh
an
ocean
liner,
said
here
he
was
wear
ing
a
white
linen
suit
when
an
air
raid
warning"
was
given
pas-
sengcrs
by
train
officials.
Japanese
officers
were
Indignant
at
this
"unwarranted
manifesta
tion
of
the
Soviet's
challenging
attitude"
and
the
bombing
of
"peaceful
Korean
villages."
It
is
declared
that
the
Soviet
planes
made
In
all
seventy-seven
appearances
over
Korea.
On
the
Changkufeng
front
a
Russian
bombardment
that
com-
'
menced
at
dawn
continued
through
'imosi
01
me
aiiernoon.
An
artillery
battle
of
several
hours
duration
between
Japanese
'and
Russians
on
the
Siberlan-
1
Manchoukuoan
frontier
was
re-
...
j
r
norsnn
wan
rpturnpri
VPStPrdav
ai-
.
i
i
.
fnof
I
Tnnnnnco
foil
is
rpnrtrfpff
j
tn
havc!'v
'
'
'
smaller.
UUUU1,
cigiivjr
uh""-
T,.
.
.
Reeves
McDonald
-
.35
j
Czechoslovak
planes
which
cross
SuTli!
Reno
Reno
.
thp
horrlpr
ovpr
Herman
territory.
.
.
.
....
-
night
.with,
casualties
back.
both
sides.
The
Meanwhile,
Japan
continues
to
hold
out
for
a
cessation
of
hostili
ties
and
diplomatic
negotiations
to
settle
the
dispute.
Russia,
how-lever,
demands
study
of
the
legal
,
aspects
of
the
whole
border
ques-,
tibn
as
a
prerequisite
to
practical
settlement
of
the
present
incident.
I.
OVERHAUL
MINE
ACT
Action
At
Forthcoming
of
Legislature
is
Promised
By
Hon.
W.
J.
Asselstine
VICTORIA,
August
6.
(CP)
Hon.
W.
J.
Asselstine,
minister
of
mines,
announced
today
that
the
BritlsTi
Columbia
Mineral
Act
will
be
overhauled
at
the
next
session
of
the
Legislature.
The
chief
reason
for
the
changes,
Mr
Asselstine
said,
Is
to
stabilize
thp
parlv
develnnment
of
mines.
I
encourage
prospectors
to
work
their
properties
generally
and
bring
a-bout
more
progressive
and
sound
development
that
will
attract
large
'capital.
Painting
Of
Post
Office
Fred
Scadden
Starts
Sub-Contract
May
Be
Well
Along
Towards
First
of
Year
Before
Building
Is
Occupird
The
first
coat
of
white
paint
has
been
applied
to
the
front
of
the
new"
Post
Office
building
on
Third
Avenue
by
Fred
Scadden,
the
painting
sub-contractor.
There
will
be
a
second
coat
which
wil
give
the
true
appearance.
Meantime
plastering
in
the
Interior
of
the
new
building
While
actual
construction
work
He
scrambled
from
the
carr
&?j.
m
be
completed
by
fall,
it.
may
and
fell
over
an
embankment
Into
a
mire-fllled
ditch.
One
plane,
attracted
by
his
white
coat,
dov3
twice
at
him,
spraying
bullets.
OTTAWA,
August
6
Tho
British
Realizing
his
white
Jacket
made
a
air
mission,
at
present
In
.
Canada,
fine
target.
Chan
covered
himself
by
Federal
and
Provincial.
Govern-
will
remain
here
for
some
time
to
witn
mud.
ruining
nis
suit
dui
ei-
Siuay
training
incuiuea
mc
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""im
n
vj
on
the
'Vancouver
market'
today,
-r
i
posed
.Alaska
Highwayiijj,
minlon.for.
Royal
Air
Force
pilots',
for
the
Japanese
raiders.
be
pretty
well
on
towards
the
first
of
next
year
before
actual
occd-pancy
occurs.
Mrs.
W.
V.
Robertson
and
daughter,
Ina,
arrived
home
Thursday
night
from,
Edinburgh,
Scotland,
after
a
year's
visit.
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