undisclosed
ailment
prior
to
leal
.
JPnv
monw
n'An
v
m
lit
;n
had
been
regarded
as
:;e
was
a
funeral
service
with
mltary
honors
at
St.
Paul'
1.
r
V.
41.1.
-
14
t.
t.J
a
n
m'nprp
niprmpnt
win
l
i
J
Li
a
a
I
1
1
1.
.
i
clare
accompanying
the
r-
,
In
rars
Sir
James
rose
from
r
rr
rra
1
1
fii
x
i.tm
'
"afortable
pension.
But
he
was
German
Foreign
Minister
and
For
Can
only
three
years
before
i
mer
Ambassador
to
Open
Ne-
LSS'jmpd
th
tnV
nf
w-nronn.
.niuilnn.
with
ItrH.iln
efficiency
one
of
the
world'
LONDON.
March
7:
(CP)
Joa-
-aiuuus
liiwi-iiiuitiiiicm
rh
m
von
KlDoenirOD.
rcceiiuy
ic-
.
the
Royal
Canadian
Mount-
-aii-fi
a.
German
ambassador
to
-
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LonQ0n
io
assume
we
ihh"""
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mat
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u
iuu,
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n
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k
h
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formai
leave
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Ronrna
ns
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unu
is
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m.iaiie
a
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rf
meet
the
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,
nnon
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coneioa-
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lie
wua
jaai.
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.,
,
v..i.ut
ilium
witi:ii
iiv
uatu
io
nis
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nomc-
tti
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i
a...
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ri
1
U
'
a
K
an
old
trnonrr
hf
wns
innr-
ioiiq
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norses
yet.
unaer
A
V
I
h
tMHk'N
imi
j
-
a
m
m
m
m
l
r
mm
m
1
equitation
until
only
a
few
.we
auiuieu,
largely
iui
"
uucusiuns
ana
Exprcisu.
vjai
niouniea
wnose
name
,'P
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i
i
.
.
-
'uu6in
uj.
mina
a
narn-
RIBBENTR0P
i
TO
LONDON
Heart
Condition
Makes
It
Impossible
for
Bennett
to
Continue
As
Leader
OTTAWA.
Mnrch
7:
CP
CF
nt
Ttnn
R
n
Bennett,
announc
pnr
f
-
-
-1
.
.
.
.
i
r
tin
ici;iianizauon.
tie
lurnea
jng
nis
retirement
as
icuuer
ui
mptorcycyes,
automobiles,
air-
mncprvntive
Darty
on
Saturday.
wes,
motor
boats
and
micro-
sad
that
his
heart
condition
made
0npcs
It
Impossible
for
him
to
continue
wyond
the
frontiers
the
Moun-
.,,
fi,nt
his
decision
to
resign
vuc
a
canoe
wnn
an
outooara
...o.
iprnvnrnbic.
ottUL-u
me
nortnern
seas
in
Eieht
names
meniioueu
an
cruiser
or,
In
winter,
ran
possible
successors
to
Mr.
Bennett
;
Wnd
a
sled
drawn
by
husky
dogs,
include
the
following:
;
became
the
nreventive
aeent'
cn,tor
A
D.
McRae
of
Van-
-
vjjui
biueuk
oi
iNUViuuui
couver,
wno
on;auiicu
wiv
rj
,
Venue.
chasing
smugglers
along
jfor
the
1930
election
and
who
re-,
e
border
He
tnnV
nvnr
tmiicinfT
'
n
u-vo
,nh
Mr
Bennett
on
provinces,
trained
dors
important
party
issues,
una
persons
insf
in
th
wnnn
ur
r
iinrrirfire.
Mr.
Ben-1
J
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j
.
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uueumu
anaaa
a
tnmtii
upnerai
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...
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ara,
.
Treasurer
of
Saskatcnewan.
jame3
Howden
Mnrnrinn
m
t.,
t
Rnrl
Lawson,
former
-une
3D.
1878.
nt
MvH.Ip
rn-Uii.,
f
Nnt
onal
Revenue
;
.
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crry
High
School.
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Joln-
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Old
3111,
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vc
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rrimik
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estern
fnrro
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n
;
inn
,
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vv
i.,
x
.
iii
i...
?.rvcd
1,1
Antipodes
r
Mat
,
..!....!
Hon,
Robert
waiuuu,
(
Minister
of
Railways
and
Canals,
j.
npntnn
Massey,
m.
.
iu
Stock
Market
At
Low
Level
iv,nii
r'..
.
'
r
nr
yy
i
-
Itctim
.
VUU5iaouiary
until
100(5
'
NEW
YOKh.
ma.v..
..
corm!?S,to
Caada
he
was
given
stock
market
rea
11
Drag,
'"suons,
m
1907
he
was
set-'lQ.
The
Industrial
ftvcruB"
ige
n
exchange
officer
wUli.Ing
wns
127.67;
raw,
continued
on
Page
2.)
utilities.
1025,
-
The
I
lowest
I
since
February
at
clos-28.75,
and
TODAY'5
STOCKS
(Cuurtcny
b.
1).
Joluvbtuu
Co.)
Vancouver
-.
-
B.
C.
Nickel,
.22.
Big
Missouri,
.44.
Bralorne,
8.95.
Aztec,
.09.
Cariboo
Quartz,-
2.10.
Dentonla,
,12',i.
Golconda,
.03.
Mlnto,
.03'z.
Falrvlew,
.04
Vi-Noble
Five,
.03.
Pioneer,'
3.10.
Porter
Idaho,
.03.
Premier.
2.25.
Reeves
McDona'ld,
.40.
Reno,
.65,
Relief
Arlington,
.22.
Reward,
.04.
Salmon
Gold.
.07.
Tavlpr
Bridge,
.04
Vi-Hedlcy
Amalgamated.
.05.
Premier
Border,
.015a.
Sllbak
Premier,
1.95.
Home
Gold.
.01
Vi.
Grand
view.
08.
Indian,
.02.
ouatklnp
CVi'cr,
.03
li-Halda
Gold,
.08'i.
'
Oils
A.
P.
Con..'.252-ralmont,
r.
Si
E..
2.75
Freehold.
OVA.
Hargal,
.181!,.
McDougall
Segur,
.21
Vi.
Mercury.
.15.
Okalta,
1.92.
Pacalta.
.12.
Home
Oil,
1.30.
Toronto
Beattie,
1.35.
Central
Patricia,
3.00.
Gods
Lake,
.53.
Little
Long
Lac,
4.90.
McKenzle
Red
Lake,
1.00.
Pickle
Crow,
4.80.
Red
Lake
Gold
Shore.
.29.
San
Antonio,
1.45.
Sherrltt
Gordon,
1.40.
Smelters
Gold,
.02.
McLeod
Cockshutt,
3.70.
Oklend,
.35.
Mosher,
.37.
Madscn
Red
Lake,
.45.
Stadacona.
,25.
Frontier
Red
Lake,
.05.
Francoeur.
.45.
Moneta
Porcupine,
2.35.
Bouscadlllac,
.12.
Thompson
Cadillac,
.28.
Bankfleld,
.86.
East
Malartlc,
1.58.
Preston
East
Dome,
1.15.
Hutchison
Lake,
.08'2.
Dawson
White,
.02
2.
Aldcrmac,
.54.
Kerr
Addison.
2.13.
'
Ucht
Oold.
1.77.
Martlni,Blrd,
.55.
Hardrock,
2.30.
Athonaf.12.
L
.
-
Today's
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
(I
AJVl.)
Prince
Rupert
-Overcast,
south-
IUgh
5:05
a.m.
19.9
ft.
wind
eight
miles
per
hour;
18:
10.
p.m.
16.1
ft.
Someter
cast
30.06
(falling);
temper-
Low
11:59
ajn.
5.2
ft.
23:50
8.5
ft.
t.,r.
38
sea
wuww..
pjn.
NOKTIIEUN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
XXVII
No
55
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
MARCH
7,
1938.
PRICE:
S
LEN'IS
x
m
"2,
AM
EATH
SIR
JAiWS
MAC
BRIEN
I:..
CaI.II..
anrl
llnrf
minx
i.anauian
-
Of
U.
C
M.
Passes
Had
Distinguished
Military
Career
lUJkVt'
w-
lfnrrth
7
Kir
...
ii-.-nH.or.
fnmmis
Canadian
nra
Al
"
AX
W
-
Cnhiriiu
nicrht
after
5
I
Y
-U-Ull"-
v
-
-
Hnrini?
rpfnt
wppI
3
c.j
littiA
Krn
nt
rpAVPrV
TTf
a
nrHir(ronp
an
oDeratlon
for
Depends
On
This
Week's
Spanish
Rebel
Battleship,
One
Of
Newest
Afloat,
Is
Sunk
By
Loyalist
Torpedo
LONDON,
March
7:
(CP)-The
Spanish
insurgent
prize
cruiser
Baleares,
10,000
tons,
one
of
the
newest
warships
afloat,
was
torpedoed
at
dawn
Sunday
and
exploded
into
flames
during
an
insurgent-government
naval
battle
off
the
southeastern
coast
of
Spain.
Many
of
the
warship's
crew
of
765
were
rescued
but
the
death
toll
is
expected
to
be
great.
One
British
seaman
was
killed
and
three
were
wounded
when
the
destroyers
Kempenfelt
and
Boreas
rescued
the
survivors.
The
government
destroyer
Lepanto
launched
the
torpedo
which
destroyed
the
rebel
warship.
The
British
Admiralty
disclosed
today
that
the
British
destroyers
Blanche
and
Brilliant
had
been
attacked
but
were
unhit
by
five
unidentified
bombing
planes,
the
attack
occurring
yesterday
off
the
Spanish
coast
in
the
same
general
area
where
the
Spanish
government
fleet
torpedoed
and
sank
the
cruiser
Baleares.
An
Admiralty
spokesman
said
that
the
bombing
of
the
British
ships
was
"clearly
a
case
of
mistaken
identity."
Further
Italn
Over
Week-End
in
California
as
State
Counts
its
Dead
and
Destruction
LOS
ANGELES.
March
7:
(CP)'
Further
light
rains
fell
over
the
which
caused
unprecedented
floods
In
the
area
surrounding
Lbs
Angel-!
'
i
es.
The
latest
estimate
of
the
flood
disaster
places
the
dead
and
miss
i
United
States
-
Czecho
-
Slovakia!
trade
agreement
despite
the
pro
tests
of
many
American
manufacturers,
especially
the
shoe
makers
!
who
fear
the
competition
of
th-i
cheap
Czech
labor
In
the
footwear
field.
The
agreement
was
negotiated
by
Secretary
of
State
Cordel'.
I
Hull.
FLIGHT
IS
j
COMPLETED
TransCanada
Airways
Plane
Finally
Octs
Throu;h
From
Vancouver
to
Winnipeg
WINNIPEG,
March
7:
CP)
Th
Th
first
air
mall
flight
from
Vancouver
to
Winnipeg
since
1932
ended
successfully
yesterday
when
a
TransCanada
Air
Lines
plane
land-
D
i
At
.
i
u.
,
i
l
Britain
ecided
by
PRINCE
RUPERT
WINS
The
Prince
Rupert
basketball
team
returned
at
midnight
.last
night
from
Premier
where
It
played
the
first
two
games
of
a
series
for
the
Northern
British
Columbia
basketball
championship.
The
Premier
team
won
the
first
game
69
to
46
but
lost
th
second
4t
to
37.
The
seconu
pair
of
games
In
the
series
will
be
,played
here-.April
1
and.2.
ac.
cording
to
present
plans.
Splendid
hospitality
was
extended
the
Prince
Rupert
team
at
Premier.
VON
CKAMM
ARRESTED
BERLIN
Baron
Gottfried
von
Cramm,
famous
German
tennis
player,
was
arrested
on
"serious
charges"
by
the
German
criminal
police
today.
KILLED
IN
CRASH
NEW
DELHI,
India
Three
French
passengers
and
four
members
of
the
crew
perished
when
a
French
air
liner
crashed
In
flames
near
Datla,
capital
of
the
state
of
that
name
in
Central
India.
One
of
the
passengers
was
a
woman.
Final
Appeal
To
Abductors
'Authorities
Expected
To
Be
Called
.
...
....
....
i
...i...
storm.
NEW
ROCHELLE,
New
York
Mnreh
7:
The
family
of
Pctci
ed
here
seven
hours
and
fl
fty-nlne
lLevlnCt
12-year
old
boy.
who
was
mmuics
out,
01
westward
flight
Vancouver.
The
k)dnapped
ten
days
ago
and
foi
was
halted
a'
whom
a
ransom
demand
of
$30,-
CranbrooK
oy
neavy
weatner
aner
nnn
wn.
mn(le
lssued
anot,hcr
fran
having
previously
negotiated
tho
Uc
appeal
to
the
kidnappers
last
Winnipeg
to
Lethbridge
leg.
;n,ht
pollce
authorltles
are
await
Both
eastward
and
westward
today
be
called
actively
into
flights
were
to
have
been
made
ty0
paCB
.
ccnprt
who
had
been
last
Tuesday
but
extremely
unfav-
examlned
at
New
York
has
been
(orable
weather
prevented
them
m)oc.j
:
from
being
accomplished.
Pershing
Good
!For
While
Yet
Should
Be
Able
to
Enjoy
Several
More
Years
of
Life,
Famous
1
j
Soldier's
Physicians
Say
j
I
TUCSON,
Arizona,
March
7:
General
John
J.
Pershing,
wartime
commander
in
chief
of
the
United
States
Army
In
France,
has
re-'
Murray
Levlne.
father
of
the
STRIKE
OF
BUILDERS
Workers
Refuse
to
Comply
with
De-mand
of
Contractors
for
Eight-
Hour
Day
in
Seattle
covered
to
such
an
extent
from
,
.
.
May
Be
Meetings
week-end
in
southern
California
Premier
Chamberlain
Attaches
Much
Importance
to
Nc-foiiowing
the
deluge
of
last
week
irotiations
With
Germany
and
Italy
Not
Interested
In
Dictatorships
LONDON
Mart
7:
(CP)-Prime
Minister
Neville
namuenani
imberlain
i
told
LU1U
the
Uie
House
XlUUSe
Ul
of
Commons
VjUIIhiiuuo
today
muuj
that,
im'i
if
nig
av
more
man
uiree
uuiiuitu
uere
I
have
no
interest
In
other
systems
of
government
except
Insofar
as
they
react
on
other
countries."
NOME
HAS
BIG
FIRE
Mining
Plant
Destroyed
With
Estimated
Loss
of
$125,000
Tal!
;T0LL
IS
iFuture
Arms
Policy
Of
DEA
OF
PDC
A
TCD
vjreat
BRILLIANT
CHURCHMAN
Most
Ilev.
Henry
O'Leary
of
Edmonton
Passes
Away
In
Victoria
VICTORIA,
March
7:
(CP)
Most
Rev.
Henry
O'Leary,
Archbishop
of
Edmonton,
died
here
last
night
at
the
age
of
fifty-eight.
He
had
returned
three
weeks
ago
from
Honolulu
where
he
went
for
rest
and.
had
been
contln-
with
damage,
not
taking
into
ac-
vjtaj
peace
wIth
Italy
and
Germany
opening
this
The
noted
Roman
Catholic
ec-
nonLcrTnlrsi.,Xn7nH
week,
fail,
Great
Britain
will
speed
up
her
already
gi-
ciesiastic
had
served
his
church
000.000.
In
some
sections
death
and
'
Charlottetown.
where
he
was
nrnm-am
He
said
on
the
mt
oinei
other
hand,
from
gantic
rearmament
progiam.
ne
saia,
on
iwiiu,
.
.
disaster
was
sttn
impending
at
the
Blshop
h
,
1913
1913'
to
10
w.
week-end.
Known
dead
are
164
up
that,
if
the
talks
succeeded,
disarmament
would
follow
in
nnnste"ated
to
today,
that
number
of
bodies
having
been
recovered,
The
homeless
are
placed
at
11,160
of
whom
6000
are
In
the
Los
Angeles
area.
In
some
localities
twenty-six
inches
of
rain
was
recorded
during
the
week
with
eleven
Inches
in
twenty-four
hours
at
the
height
of
the
precipitation.
Floods
were
developing
over
the
week-end
In
Northern
California.
SIGNED
BY
I
PRESIDENT
Trade
Tact
iWtwccn
United
State
And
Czecho-Slavakia
Is
Completed
WASHINGTON,
D.
C,
March
'(
President
Franklin
D.
iRooseveltj
today
affixed
his
signature
to
th
BULLETINS
due
course.
Answering
opposition
UJ
.
.
.
.
chk
charges
that
u-k
he
,.B
was
biased
In
fav
111C
UUUJf
-
UCillK
tovwi
.vu
w
Vancouver
by
Rev.
Andrew
Mac-or
of
dictatorships.
-Chamberlain
monttm.
It
will
I
replied:
repueu.
"I
x
have
to
deal
with
a
-
...
nt
.
Vanrouvpr
.
bv
Arch.
.
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world
In
which
dictatorships
exist.
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the
tlme.meuowed
and
sac-,
troyed
the
plant
of
the
American
red
lnstitutJons
ct
Italy
and
France.
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Refining
Co.
here
Sa
urday
wltn
a
loss
oi
COULD
lt
BE
SAFE?
AClivciy
mill
.cimc
.
Kidnapping
Case
TELLS
OF
PLOTTING
Former
Soviet
Ambassador
Tells
of
Intrigue
in
Tokyo
Japs
Wanted
Excuse
to
Attack
China
MOSCOW,
March
7:
(CP)
Jap-
nnpco
fnlH
him
Ev.Amhnssarinr
;
kidnapped
boy,
said
today
mat
ne
Cnrlstlan
nakovsky
testified
In
the
.Dcnevea
nis
son
wua
suu
ut,
and
that
he
also
believed
he
was
.dealing
with
the
true
kidnappers
his
recent
.grave
Illness
that
at-
SEA?
.J
I
i
...
uJ
Z
v,ces
for
ald
ln
a
Plot
t0
overthrow
tending
physicians
are
able
to
pre-
strlke
,n
the
spattle
,uild
tra,df
the
Soviet
regime.
diet
that,
with
no
unforeseen
dc-
appears
to
be
Impending
today
fol-
velonments
and
aulet
Uvinir.
ho
lowing
me
reiusm
ui
u.c
ut
.
should
be
able
to
enjoy
severel
more
years
of
life.
His
blood
pressure
was
being
watched
today
after
a
drop
yesterday
had
caused
some
anxiety
but
It
is
now
stated
to
be.
not
alarming.
company
the
remains
to
Edmonton
where
the
funeral
will
take
place
Friday.
I
A
man
of
exceptional
learning
who
strode
through
his
early
academical
training
with
such
prowess
and
alacrity
that
he
became
equipped
with
honors
and
degrees
rarely
attained
by
one
so
young,
Archbishop
Henry
Joseph
O'Leary
was
one
of
the
most
esteemed
leaders
of
the
Roman
Catholic
Church
where
this
young
Maniime-Dom
theologian
acquired
the
polish
and
distinction
that
helped
to
gain
him
the
love
and
respect
of
his
fellow-men.
Father
O'Leary
returned
to
Eastern
Canada.
In
New
Brunswick
the
"young
priest
held
successively
various
of-
flees
of
Increasing
responsibility.
Rumor
of
Undamaged
Plane
Being
jhen
to
picturesque
Prince
Edward
Sighted
Spurs
Searchers
Out
island
he
followed
the
directions
Of
Fresno
from
Rome
and
became
Bishop
of
Charlottetown.
From
this
Atlan-
FRESNO.
March
7:
Searchers
tlc
seaboard
with
its
salt
air
and
started
out
today
from
here
to
In-
fresn
wincjs
the
Bishop
moved
in
vesttgate
a
report
of
an
undam-
1920
t0
a
newer
vastly
dlffer-
aged
plane
having
been
sighted
or.
ent
countryi
p0pe
Benedict
XV
Jiad
a
hillside
In
the
mountains
east
of
appolnted
hlm
Archbishop
of
the
here.
Despite
the
report,
however
Ecdgastical
Province
of
Edmon-
sennt
hope
is
held
for
the
safet
of
a
Transcontinental
and
Western
In
the
irle
regions
of
Alberta
Air
Lines
transport
plane
with
thc
Arcnblsho
met
the
new
urc
nine
board
which
has
persons
on
an
experlenced
nand
and
re.
been
mlssins
since
last
Tuesday
fresh
ne
,
Very
soon
w,.
-
,
,...
iu
mlsslonSi
new
churches,
educationol
Institutions
and
varied
religious
activities
revealed
his
hand.
Born
in
New
Brunswick
Henry
Joseph
O'Leary
was
born
In
Rlchlbucto.
N.B..
March
13,
1879,
son
of
Henry
and
Mary
O'Leary.
After
a
grammar
school
education
(Continued
on
Page
Four)
Harry
Bridges
Under
Arrest
Militant
Longshoremen's
Leader
to
Be
Deported
as
Conimunkt
,
great
treason
trial
here
Saturday.
BALTIMORE,
March
7.
Harry
of
Japan's
need
for
some
Incident
Bridges,
militant
leader
of
Pacific
to
serve
as
an
excuse
for
attacking
Coast
longshoremen,
was
placed
China.
under
technical
arrest
here
Sat-,
The
former
Soviet
ambassador
urday
for
deportation
as
a
com-
to
France
asserted
that
his
Infor-
munSt.
mation
came
from
an
eminent
Jap-
anese
In
Tokyo
In
that
year.
The
possibility
of
conflict
be
tween
Great
Britain
and
Japan
over
China
disturbed
the
conspirators",
Rakovsky
said,
because
they
were
playing
both
countries
through
contacts
with
their
Intelligence
ser-
Weather
horecast
General
Synopsis
The
Vrcsstuc-remains
high
off
Vancouver
Island
and
the
weather
has
been
mostly
fair
and
mild
off
the
coast
and
ln
the
Interior
of
British
Columbia.
Prince
Rupert
and
Oueen
Charlotte
Islands
-Light
to
moderate
comply
with
a
demand
from
con-
Bishop
E.
M.
Bunoz
O.M.I.
leaves
variable
winds,
part
cloudy
with
not
tractors
for
an
eight-hour
day.
At
on
this
evening's
train
for
Edmon-
much
change
ln
temperature,
present
a
six-hour
day
Is
being,
ton
where
he
will
attend
the
fun-j
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island-worked.
Construction
of
fifteen
ma-1
eral
of
Most
Rev.
Henry
Joseph
Moderate
northwest
winds,
fair
Jor
building
projects
In
the
Seattle
O'Leary,
Archbishop
of
Edmonton,
,
with
not
much
change
ln
tempera-area
may
be
affected,
jwho
died
In
Victoria
yesterday.
'
ture
and
light
morning
fogs,