BOTH
SIDES
RESENTFUL
re
ex.
Bi
,j
beeomlr
more
lnlene
as
a
.
tiin
the
prcimptuwif-
.
iriM.
LaJiMtiiC
the
total
an
jkh
people.
among
the
lUltmenU
made
by
rremler
Cham-te
am
IIritlhr
would
never
r.btnernc
tne
element
of
perwnal
rty
arid
iniUfcU.
decUred
the
B;.uin
Prime
Minuter.
-i
e:nktr
IUlum
piwo-.
mt
vtLunerwuuiM
ui
"
tne
Oer-
JEWS
ARE
IN
WRONG
Wave
of
Anli-Semitlvm
Now
Between
Great
Rrllaln
and
t
Juto-Slavia
Following
Germany
Following
Premier
'
i.enerai
i.iccuon
Chamberlain'
Address
!
AGRAM,
Jugo-Olatta,
Dtcembct
14
A
wave
of
anti-Semitism
Is
n
i
sweeping
ow
Jugo-8Urla
foJow
Coiiliclencc
uroken
m
;
"h
uItlV4V
gvernment
blames
the
Jewish
in-
fluency
fr
iU
Having
lost
.mnfth
The
government
received
about
r.rmm
German
I
Press
Violated
Newspaper
pp,
of
TOlc
and
oppo-
Code
In
Respect
to
Publication
sUlon
r0rty-rur
percent
while
Fascist
Labor
received
les
than
one
percent.
..
tt
...
friiinn
I'D'Jfi.
Dee.
14.
New
irtctwn
bV7,fi
Oermany
and
Great
Dri-
Missouri
Must
f
UiereaeUonsiornme.Mjn-
.
N
-
lie
Chamberlain
aait-r
J
I
(JYIUC
ULI1UU15
,
e
n
poJtejjr
bo
e
dinner
j
KretR
rms
Awoctotlon
Jqj.
j
flepTOeS
i.m
!
t.r
,
,
.
oflldau
and
pre
have
WAfimNtvr0,,
D-.
Dc
14:
-i
trenmtnt
aitairtM
7h.
Vnilr
8Ules
stimne
Oour.
1
ambcrian
remark
In
Mondr.v
that
the-
state
of
totalitarian
atatw.
Mlatouii
mint
dmlt
nefro
atod
nU
Ui
wlUr
rioow
or
rro'"
for
them
acJiwU!
of
e-ual
qualtts
I
Cefma:.:
i"
--y.-
a
trij,r
Con.Hut
tonal
right.
Tn
tu4
Ur.'uh
statesmen
ryijug
wo
roade
or
the
appeal
of
or
would
not
aay
t
by
tw
a
negro
J
km
r"efi-d
adsRiwtfor.
FINE
SHAPE,
"trnr-r
Than
rvrr
o
Withstand
Depresvlon.
Says
Rank
of
Commerce
Head
IIHIll"""""
lUtVUillu.
v
l
an
press
--
man
no"'
v
t
B
Jdwln
and
other
BrttUh
atatat-
maVkn
Canadian
eamosny
has--
T
'ft
Bfn
trjvw
tha
Dominion
of
Canada
,
jLOWef
1
arillS
Nail
rebuke
of
Premier
Chamber-
ta
withstand
depression
lncnc's
i
Are
A
vn
HgrCBU
Acreed
Ull
Ull
T
ultUm
the
German
rt
a
IL
I-n
aa
.1.
the
1
;e..
ncaoeu
o
vm
r
ns
debate
today
amid
spccula-
barrier
was
de-t
at
to
whether
a
iuii
to
a
full
peace
understand-
oetwcsn
the
two
couim:.
teyitKUMuici
'
f
;
iiwii,
!..-
-...l,.r,
the
hands
ot
the
nummary
was
In
DallV
News
almost
two
nu
-
Bulletins
HALIBUT
'CONFERENCE
Capt.
J.
M.
Morrison
and
Capt.
Sam
Hugan,
representatives
of
the
Canadian
Halibut
Vessel
this
they
attended
the
annual
conference
with
the
International
Fisheries
Commission.
Various
matters
in
connection
with
nest
year's
halibut
fhhinr;
regulation
were
discussed
The
general
feel
ed
oyer
the
railing,
she
said.
t
ORRANIZE
FISHERMEN
SAN
FR.VNCISCO
The
Federated
Fishermen's
Council
Is
to
consider
the
question
of
accept-ins
a
C.I.O.
charter
offered
two
years
ago
at
a
convention
now
In
session.
The
Council,
representing
20,000
west
coast
fishermen,
will
make
every
effort
to
retain
the
A.
F.
of
L.
and
Independent
Canadian
locals
If
it
accept1
the
charter,
John
F.
Zurich
of
Seat-lie,
the
president,
said.
annual
iwitms
"
1
BAnk
nf
Commerce
here
yeMerday
jPan-Amerlcan
Conference
Passes
In
the
last
decade.
Mr
ronl
Resolution
to
Lower
Trade
esald.
the
country
had
shifted
from
I
Ranicrs
Between
Them
......
-
....Uupnl
m.
.
.
in
mm
mam
on
a
cuiuum-
i
Libar
U
prepared
to
w
ior
-
"
BHM,iiiire.
mlnlrug
and;
exp-anatlon
of
the
-
Zto
the
mime
Minister
spoke.
KXSXQ
UlllCCrS
tlTOl(luarterasawigruof-
,1
I
a)
Naxl
dUpleaiure
with
Cham-
Ulpplnrl
1
I
n(aV
renrc-
i-ltLLCU
UUttJ
tniain
rtnee
the
German
.v..
a
nmiimahiv
acted
on
.
'
if
m
it'n.
u
rrMtlent:
J.
W
It6"
msclod'
last
niaht
that
"uilpMrlck.
secretary,
W.
Cru.ck
uilOm??Srh.d
Violated
the
shankrcasurer
;de,.ITlit1hamberTa?S
The
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club
tda
Z
Lri
before
it
was
delivered
vear
as
oow8
iNA
nrivn
ii
i'jhui
----
and
moreover,
aouiinn
h;--
-
j
w
KlrkDAtrtek.
i
...
u..
ndverse
"
.
u-
mn
aords
were
ui
comment
ncc
-----
.'...
Treasurer.
u,"'v"
.
r.li
Fltaeerald
ana
trrcd.
It
U
journalistic
Prlvl'
mnk
Dlbb
,wlth
w.
F.
Stone
and
to
receive
advance
coP..
-
sluart
,
iDceches
well
ahead
of
their
be
ng
ur
,
c
placc
De.
SAN
ANTONIO.
Texas.
Dec.
14.-
,
,oVidlt
on
stated
to
dc
siui-wv.
fore
the
speech
wm
tictualiy
or-
"tks
!n
mlUtary
llvered
but
this
newspaper
w-
,
al
John
per.
bound
to
hold
release
untu
.
.car.oid
commander-ln-1
to
M.
sh
when
the
address
was
,n
mnM
40
p.m.
chic
:
of
a
Forccs
thl
be
made
In
London
It
was
kft
lease
that
'was
1
broken
by
the
Ocr-
gnjj1
ln
Tucson,
Arte0naV
I
man
press,
uwa
w
v
I
Pan-American
conference,
repre-
I
renting
twenty-one
nations
oi
North
and
South
America,
yester-rtny
onsed
a
resolution
agreeing
to
do
everything
to
lower
tariff
barriers
between
them.
J.
Weather
Forecast
made
on
the
strict
ndcrs""a'"n
cember
28.
slightly
that
there
shall
pe
no
publication
ntzgcrald
and
Joseph
Scott
e
rloudlnes
....
.
v...
HollverCd.
I
.
...
.
j
......
mnmhrn
bf
I
'
until
oner
wivy
.were
lniuatca
iw,
President
D.
O.
Borland
and
Dls-
of
the
advance
trlct
Govcrnor
w.
H.
Tobey.
It
was
by
means
arrangement
and
the
foe
11
-,
.
copy
IKTy
General
Pershing
Leaves
Hospital
.
nollcv.
Tnis
-
snrppn
on
luiim"
i
-
General
Eynopsls
Off
the
Bri
iuh
Columbia
coast
pressure
re
mains
high
with
fair
weather
In
the
Interior.
Rain
has
occurrea
on
the
north
coast.
Prince
Rucert
and
Queen
Char
lotte
Islands
Moderate
norinwesi
wind
shifting
to
southwest,
part
i
cloudy,
probably
a
few
scatterec
howcrs.
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island
Afndernte
north
easterly
winds
milder
with
increasing
ss.
OPPOSED
TO
I
I
PERSECUTION
j,
'significant
Resolution
Passed
by
i
Cuban
Ilotte
of
Representatives
HAVANA.
Havana.
Cub
Cuba.
Dec.
13
Tne
Owners'
Association,
ana
ueorge
Anderson,
representing
the
Deep
;cban
'
Houe
(
Rpretentatlves
c.i
riatirmn'
ITnlnn.
rrtnrned
i
-
....iniUn
rfannunHn?
all
.jvm
.
"v.
.
luasaCU
n
l
tooi
i.
.
..v.
to
the
city
on
the
Trince
George
iMrrecutlcn
on!reUji&u$
or
political
nmrnint;
n.mln.
frnm
from
Seattle
SMltl
whtri
where
.
.in.lL
noma
.'r
td
b?lw?
directed
at
Germany
land
Us
handling
of
the
Jews.
-
t
i
ing
was
aainm
a
piuyv.
cm"-
.
aiinc
with
the
Vancouver
fleet
if
nnnnn.V
dllLOUVCI
ntimilVPr
f-OnUOU-V
w.a,o
ooen
on
March
IS.
More
likely
it
will
be
Aprill
or
later.
imOITF.i)
RARE
OVER
RRIDGE
VANCOUVER
A
young
mother
is
Wig
held
here
without
charge
pending
inquest
Into
the
death
i
of
her
baby
which
was
killed
when
dropped
from
her
arms
over
nurrard
Street
Rridge
railing.
The
woman
told
the
police
.
that
her
husband
was
in
Jail
and
that
he
was
without
money
oi
food.
She
had
contemplated
Mil-;
elde
but
lost
nerve
and
the
bab
fell
from
a
shawl
while
she
gax-
'Non-Stopi-Flight
NEW'iPLAN
0EH0USE
II.
a.
Perry.
L
U
A
George,
Outn
Utopian
-
Legislature
VICTORIA.
Dttembor
14
Cana-rfion
Pri-a
utntilan
system
of
Tomorrows
Tides
141
Capitol
TAXI
High
8:05
ajn.
195
It.
.
20:47
p.m.
16.0
ft.
Low
1:23
ajn.
6.0
(t.
Macey's
Coffee
House
14:23
pm.
7.0
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
v
XXVII.
No.
28f
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
TJECEAIBER
44,
1938.
PBICE:
ft
CENTS
Brit
Will
Stiffen
Her
Policy
LAND
RUSH
PREDICTED
u
as
-
,
...
m
electoral
representation
for
British
(VutrM.
bad
unon
triple
votes
n
(i
Craw
for
each
voter
In
territorial,
eco-
IeSCUe
UI
VlCW
nomlc
and
cultural,
divisions
was
su52ested
at
the
recent
session
of
the
Brlt'sh
Columbia
Legislature
by
II
G.
Perry.
Liberal
member
tor
Fort
OeorRe.
Mr.
Perry's
system
of
"real
re-nrejentat'on'
would
provide
for
a
house
of
thirty-four
members
elected
from
Rtxfrn
divisions
On
the
iNrrttirtnl
basis,
there
would
be
one
member
i
r
for
Anh
each
riivicinn
division
In
in
cording
rnrninp
to
m
lect
bers.
C
lijItL
Peace
River
district
by
lateral
OKeCna
lYIeiTlDer
Being
Effected
Ketchikan
Hears
That
There
Were
Actually
no
Casualties
.in
Wreck
of
Old
Motorship
Patterson
KETCHIKAN.
AN.
December
uecemoer
14
it
Ac-
w
Praises
Premier
Berlin
-
London
Barrier
Looms
Defences
Are
Getting
In
Such
I
hat
Lountrys
Vulnerability
Will
Be
No
More
Embarrassing
Any
Italian
Aggression
Towards
French
Tunisia
Will
Be
Matter
of
Grave
Concern
to
England,
Declares
Chamberlain
T
nvnfW
rWomhpr
14
rf.P
RV
TKnmns
TnsVin:
i
i?
.A
.
;
i
l
i
i;ounas.
wn;w
uo
uu.
Nw
&Hn
in
peace
Rhrer
h
aeience
co-orainauon
minister,
gave
warning
iasi
nigia
nentloned,
theimolutlon
Is
accept-
.
ni,n
Braden
fc
fc
nr:tajn
mav
goon
UQ
rea(jv
to
stiffen
her
for-
14--1CFI
ll.lfTPI
.V
1
n
t
t-.
VANCOUVER.
Dec.
it,nl.
n-tc
nf
fU0
TTmrviro
an
tVi-jf.
rn
Innnror
mav
nnr
Pnr.
-
a
h
l
d
sh
into
the
rlc'i
u"vl
a-..-
...wa
v
1
Ufla
Tlianra
Of
piwRim
cnuntry
of
northern
eign
Secretary
or
Prime
Minister
in
this
or
any
other
Little
tnanCe
UI
and
BrtUah
CoiumbU
is
;
country
'be
hampered
by
consider-
n-vtf
h
hv
nirn
?!
Braden.
I
Lib-
tra'-k
iu'e
oil
and
natural
gas.
tt.
-t-rii
th
Ofirommpnt
to
take
a.
-ral
M
LA
.
Peac
RiVer)
T-o
new
tomslt-s'ha'e
been
!
P
surveyed,
he
sa'd-
and
already
Derllll
OCQmS
manv
cnoumes
nave
Deen
receiven
frnm
ootpntlal
settlers
Vi""
''VFJT.
December
14
'Ca-
Mr
Braden
rM
the
Peace
River
irt:!-n
Pr-)-Mayor
0orj.e
C
.
n
-jrularly
neods
payrolll
to
ex-Miller
h-s
beertadrtsed
that
there
rIoit
jts
abundance
of
iron,
oil.
-
!-,
rSnncr.f
a
nn-or
Hliht
cnrfr
and
zinc
raw
materiala.
bfnu
attemntri
by
the
Uoral
Ca-
on
poyj-bUiUes
there
are
the
nadian
A!r
frjttc
frc-n
Ion-Mi
4n
,n
T
Polumblx
Natures
Vancouver
in
prsn'it'on
with
th
4fw?i
4t
for
u
vhen
thePoucs
visit
oi
King
Oeorne
ar.d
Qure
i
Colir
n've-
cut
dewn
570
feet
and
Marv
Memel
Warning
rsr
bi'
-sd'ate
Industry
did
not
0f
Memel.
It
was
under
no
ob
blanket
the
oil
nrosrett
a
rent,
and
4.
ligation
to
observe
or
respect
:t
rrrrT
'he
ceo-le
of
the
province
.
jt
Berlin
declares.
Diplomatic
Vr'f'.n?
from
the
wealth
burled
irries
believe
that
the
annex-
there.
;
.
.
atlon
of
Memel
territory
will
P.TTrdlnB
the
neforV'hlchwayV
be
y.
a'tnatler
of
weeks.
fn
h's
eenstttuency.
tne
uoera.
for
Prince
membcr
yaid.
he
believed
the
pro-
j.,..
Alaska
Hlsnway.
no
mauer
ihaf
routr
It
finally
followed.even-
tually
tually
would
would
be
be
linked
linked
uo
uo
with
with
the
the
m
11
-
feeder
lines.
riiln.S:
Pat
eLn
off
Ca3e
Falrweather
on
rnember
for
Prince
Rupert,
Is
every
,w
u
ha
at
first
re-
dav
lustlfylng
his
choice
as
leader
Ann
fc'rtf
rUlLUI'll
KIUU
LJO
k
w
W
iuiiu-
l,ULluaj
.
-v
-
'
'
,
ICfll.
fUl
luiiuin.Bi
.....
k.J
kxn
.1
tt.-
Un.ca
Ut
mmmnnfll
the
t.
h.
Plw.tpd
at
laree.
norted
tnat
two
men
;
ui
u.
-
'f
.....
r
i
i
jmnmti)
.t
rr
nil
memhrs
Mr.i
ation
of
weakness
or
default
on
our
part."
Sir
Thomas
declared.
Prime
Minister
Chamberlain
told
the
House
of
Commons,
today
that
any
Italian
aezression
towards
French
Tunisia
would
be
a
"matter
grave
concern"
to
the
govern-
'
ment.
The
statement
was
made
lh
BERLIN.
Dec
14.
Germany
reply
to
a
question
as
to
whether
last
ni?ht
rejected
the
warn-
"undertakings
with
respect
to
the
tn
of
Great
Britain
and
tatu
quo
of
the
Mediterranean
France
asamst
violation
of
"
embodied
In
the
British-Italian
the
Stktlte
of
Memel
regard-
agreement
applied
to
Tunis."
;rn''
he
security
of
Lithuania's
Bait'c
nort.
As
Germany
was
not
l
sisnatory
of
the
Statute
1
TlfirT
1I7ITU
!
nnfinmmim
PKtilUtlN
1
4
Capt.
and
3
Irs.
Anthony
Eden
Fn-4
j
tertained
at
White
House
WASHINGTON
D.O,
December
14
Accompanied
by
Lady
Lindsay,
wife
of
Sir
Ronald
Lindsay
British
ambassador
to
United
States,
Rt.
Hon.
and
Mrs
Anthony
Eden
were
,
entertained
by
President
and
Mrs.
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
at
the
White
Says
Every
Day
it
is
More
and
More
HoUse.
Evident
that
the
Choice
of
President
and
Capt
Eden
Premier
Was
Good
One
lnad
a
half
hour
conversation
but,
!as
It
was
entirely
unofficial,
no
announcement
was
made
of
subjects
The
session
oi
the
Legislature
bussed.
IJust
concluded
was
quite
a
busy
Assistant
Secretary
of
State
Sum-ont
and
a
good
deal
of
useful
legls-
ner
Welles
was
also
present.
.
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tn
V.
.
.anon
was
"
jjaaacM,
"
w
i
'
advices
uuvilco
received
hvshvm
here,T.
.
Kenney.
-
member
for
Skeena
ZZZc
d
vision
theVrwUld
ri
were
no
casualties
who
Is
In
the
city
today
an
hU
W
p
.
,
i
.
p.,
.
vvr
u
Th,
,
for
other
of
sev-
-n
the
wreck
of
the
old
motorship
home
to
Terrace,
i.
u
u
U111
t
MUl
Radio
Operator
The
Soepker
would
be
elected
oy
swept
overooara
uu
u'""
,
-
abating
and
It
was
Kenney
says.
I
the
Hous-from
outside
IU
number
Weather
was
.
.
'u
,c-
VnniH
nA.iNi
ta.t
nieht
that
the
coast-
Sccaklng
of
the
gasoline
control..
Miss
Marearet
Fane,
Now
at
Ze-
Bna
nionucia
-
f
.nlA
h
ship
.
ianho
tiM
that
In
Nova
SCO-I
K,tl-
It,,
t'nlnn.
nUtlnrtintt
Premier
and
cabinet
mem-
Widow
Claims
Body
Of
Means
guara
cuncr
an.
n.vuj
--
t
...-
,
to
rescue
the
nineteen
members
oi
ua
they
had
had
control
for
the
.
the
crew
lrom
the
beach
within
a
past
four
j-ears
and,
as
a
result,
the:
lew
nours.
ipiite
ut
ss
-
1
,tALa-o,
ucu.
it
iv
v.v
n,int
Sheldon
Simmons
planned
to
fly
one
hundred
pounds
of
sup-iip
tn
the
survivors
of
the
wreck
ed
ed
motorship.
motorship,
the
tne
Halda
naiua
being
dcuis
un-
""-.thing
new
nere,
wr.
being
the
only
woman
air
ime
r-
able
to
removMhe
men
because
of
J
thought
would
have
a
healthy
sta-
dlo
operator
In
Canada.
the
pounding
seas.
SPRINOFIELD,
Missouri.
Dec.
14.
Mrs.
Gaston
B.
Means
has
the
body
of
her
husband,
the
former
secret
service
agent
ana
later
extortionist,
who
died
here
on
Sunday.
She
is
taking
the
remains
to
CbncordNorth
Carolina,
for
burial.
Then
she
will
return
to
Washington
to
look
for
work.
What
About
It
Folks
?
Two
Deaths
In
Montreal
Poll
'
n..J
IVktl
i
One
Man
uroppea
icu
UllllR
w
Sky
Rocket
to
21
cents
and
the
government
oI
Canada's
foUr
women
Ucensed
took
ten
cents
of
that
In
tax.
a3
COrrimerclal
fliers,
Miss
Margaret
The
Public
Utilities
bill,
some-
ne
now
boasts
the
distinction
of
blllzmg
lniiuence.
Alter
ooiaining
aer
utcj.c,
One
amendment
to
the
Motor
garet
opened
the
radio
station
at
Vehicles
Act
Mr.
Kenney
said
tnis
mining
centre
200
miles
up
would
be
found
advantageous.
As
Vancouver
Island.
It
was
today
If
the
owner
of
a
car
ifS
a
Job
I've
always
wanted
picked
up
someone
and
gave
him
a
5he
said.
lift
and
there
was
an
accident
the
Employed
by
Ginger
Coote
Air-guest
could
sue
the
owner
of
the
ways,
she
keeps
in
touch
with
Van-car
for
damages.
Under
the
amend-
CUVer.
Prince
George,
Fort
St.
John,
m:nt
it
was
necessary
to
prove
and
Edmonton
on
company
busl-
gross
carelessness
before
this
could
ness
and
weather
Information.
I
be
d0tle.
When
an
airplane
Is
flying
between
i.,nrt
it
atrn-tpd
bv
the
7ballni
and
Vancouver,
she
talks
nunc
ufv
-
Redistribution
cU.Uut.v..
Act
v.
In
that
Butedale,
to
the
pilot
every
15
minutes.
'vanrivw
She
MOKTREAL.
December
14
wan-
.
Itfolks?
The
Captain
or
the
Sal-
adlan
Jj.
weather
bulletins
and
keeps
to
do
about
constltu-.wlth
What
are
you
going
electlonln
Mont
I
been
been
taken
.
n
from
Skeena
vatlon
Army
reports
that
he
has
ten
new
applications
for
Chriitmas
of
Monday's
cc
Rupcrt.'them
Informed
enroute.
Smpers
and
there
wUl
yet
be
more
over
and
above
those
Applied
.real
are
rerrted
.
One
wj
ettectlve
at
the
next
Miss
Fane
won
her
private
pilot',
car
Money
will
be
needed
if
all
are
to
be
made
happy.
U,fd
JftJSrirf
T
election
which
Mr.
Kenney
licence
April
IS,
1933.
after
five
and
boott
'general
There
are
a
great
many
people
who
doubtless
Intend
to
donate
to
dropped
dead
In
a
a
filing
polling
doow-
f;,
...
.
.
mo
or
1M1.
onehalf
hours'
solo
and
was
gran-,he
WeasfthatV
a
commercial
certificate
July
..
.-
.j
.L.t
ii
............
nnn
nf
Prinr
Riineri
Hnrtn
tne
eieciiuii
tii"b"
.
.
...
.
.
It.
Don't
let
oe
aaia
w
u.c
vv
.k."'
have:
r
uZ
hmnorsnatlon
"Zna,nn
and
and
other
other
offences
offences
i
h.ir
Hutv
at
Christmas
time.
So.
far
we
Previously
acknoledgcd,
$83.95.
Klhcollth
Prcceptory.
$5.00.
Mrs.
Ray
ner,
$1.00.
,V,'
Bryant
Company
Limited,
goods
to
the
value
of
ten
dollars.
a
eorge
tnis
nwrnmg
iu
have
been
set
for
December
20.
and
proceeds
to
Terrace
on
tms
n
tiiajist
vj
v
29.
1935.
after
"logging"
ioo
nours.
She
Is
the
only
woman
filer
who
has
taken
uo
Dassensers
at
Ed
lmmm
lta.de.
him
and
.ctompany
him
home.
operallng
ln
that.elty.