IMk
Ul
had
been
received
with
01
piUivino"
j
"J
-
i
..i
.
...lVf
nniftVllnfT
'cannot,
view
ww
r
prehension
the
present
unto-
1.1
i
nn
ft
it
or
1
1
n
17
ii
itr
of
all
lands,"
said
ineSurpiUs
of
$3,3Ci,8U'J
on
upcrm.B
j
l
IV.A
nnmt
I'M
r
Vllltl
...
.
,.
n.,IUl.l
i'
a
r
.
1
N
CLASnhbi
list
As
a
Result
of
I
Unung
1
rA.r.l
1
n
n
nnri
tntPft
tn
live
IlUIiu
&.uhcs
between
.
Hungarians
1
iu.
.
.
it
in..
rr
Kn
and
thirty
Czechs.
NICH
IS
DEFENDED
t
nrititn
niifi
priiiaiu
1
1
-.
t
1
1
1
1
1
f
1
v
.
1
r
n
.
11U
Ml
Ml
ftl'l
II.IV1I
111.
ULVi
w
of
the
Munich
agreement,
Halifax,
Foreign
Secretary,
in
mai
an
unacrsianuuiB
Great
Ilrltaln
i.nd
Germany
1
1
1
L'l
rnMnAfi
iMiuirnrr
ukm
ial
war
He
defended
a
policy
1
1
1
1
1
1
t-
T-ri7i
cinnp
n
nn
i
.11.11111
rtmftril
t..ii-.,-l
rwifnn!
..v..v
v-
iiuiiuuii
w
.
.
the
COnstnifUnn
nf
hulldlnES
;
n
v..
.
.
.
'
i
runway
ior
tne
uoyai
an-
"I
Aiuord
Bay.
Queen
nar-
islands,
'
Account
as
Compared
wun
$2,689,023
In
Preceding
Year
VICTOKIA,
Oct.
25:
(CD-British
Columbia;
public
accounts
fo7
the
fi"s?al
year
ending
March
March
31
31
last,
last,
tabled
taDieu
In
in
the
mc
Leg
Steamer
Toronto
City
Lands
at
Portland
After
Stormy
Voyage
Across
Atlantic
ntirl
Kr
Ufnt-AnoA
onrnilV-l
r.rmr
um
KYninP
Oct.
25!
(CP)
wjf
uitviki"-"-!
vv
i
fuivi.u"-'
Hungary
In
its
territorial!
The
British
ship
Toronto
wiy
ar
against
Czechoslovakia.
nuers
Called
r
Air
Base
On
An
i
.
.
rived
here
Saturday
after
an
ex
r.nnnnllv
and
6c.
j
Halibut
Sales
American
-,.i-infi
23.000
nounds.
Cold
11.
lc
and
Gc.
Arctic.
31,000,
Cold
Storage,
10.2c
Of
Magistrate
Is
Charge
For
Hall
VANCOUVER,
Oct.
25:
(CP)
Joe
Hall,
aeed
40.
has
been
arrested
on
a
charge
of
attempted
murder
In
connection
with
the
firing
0J
a
snot
at
Maelstrate
Edmonds
of
New
Westminster
Saturday
night
BRIDGES
IS
Dodge
Death
COMMUNIST
islaturc
today
by
Hon.
John
Hart,
WASHINGTON,
D
Minister
of
Finance,
showed
a
1
.Harner
Harper
Noel,
Noel,
of
of
O
surplus
of
$3,361,899
on
operating
account.
This
compares
with
$2,689,023
in
the
preceding
year.
These
figures
do
not
include
re
lief
costs
or
sinking
fund
provision
except
for
sinking
fund
for
Inscribed
stock
held
in
London.
The
surplus
is
applied
toward
I
direct
relief,
the
total
cost
of
which
is
3,700,210.
A
balance
of
i
$335,311
for
direct
relief
is
bor
rowed
from
the
federal
government.
In
the
preceding
year
the
government
was
short
$1,706.603'
on
this
account.
Revenue
from
all
sources
showed
an
all
time
high
of
$31,036,-912
compared
with
$28,102,612
in
the
preceding
year.
Ordinary
current
expenditures
were
$26,819,060
as
compared
with
$25,413,589
the
year
before.
Dcpt
redemption
amounted
to
$852,983.
British
Refugees
Had
Rough
Voyage
coast
longshoremen's
union
leader,
tlon
with
having
been
responsible.
for
the
killing
of
a
man
wnose
body
had
been
dumped
into
San
Francisco
Bay.
Accidental
Coroner's
Jury
Returns
Verdict
in
Tragedy
of
Young
Automobile
lally
rough
rough
22-day-
22-day-
voyage
voyage
I
..
wklnson,
British
Labor
M.IV
T
the
hP
Atlantic
Ocean.
Damage!
Suspicious
of
Famous
Flier's
i
.
,
,
,
I
MArncfl
rttlW
v,n
vnnl
ncludea
ine
carryuis
away
of
her
bridge.
Passengers
in-
t
eluded
a
number
of
English
people
who
fled
their
country
owing
iu
recent
war
scare.
u-eeWs
aeo
while
being
rushed
to
hospital
here
after
Having
ing
been
oeen
coverelv
Inlured
In
an
an
explosion,
explosion.,
Dodge's
young
bride
of
two
weeks
was
a
witness
at
the
inquest.
LINDBERGH
POLITICIAN
Motives
nc
TTllx
Wlllfln
In
in
Air
i
ir
r'JK
..
,
.
In
Australia
I
MANY
ARE
rf
an
miMt
llouor
rlne
In
cities
of
'Unlted
states
and
Canada.
C
Oct.
25:
Oakland,
cnair
man
of
the
American
Legion
radi
cal
activities
Investigation
commit
.
.,ctnrrifiv
tnid
the-
coneres-
'Kun!ii
un-American
activities
com
mittee
that
Harry
Bridges,
wesn
I!
NEW
LAWS
EFFECTIVE
was
a
Communist
and
naa
presia-
(
ed
over
communist
meetings.
Noel
mp0rtant
Hours
and
Wages
Leg
further
charged
Bridges"
organiza-i
jsiation
Becomes
Operative
in
United
States
WASHINGTON,
D.
C,
Oct.
25:
(CP)
Important
new
labor
laws
affecting-wages-and
hours
of
'
work
went
into
effect
in
tne
unuea
States
yesterday.
In
the
mean
time,
only
interstate
commerce
ln-j
dustrles
are
affected
by
the
new
laws
which
are
designed
eventually
to
establish
a
40-hour
week,
40c
an
hour
minimum
wage
and
barring
cannot
economically
meet.
In
I
Last
Appeal
Has
Failed;
Must
Hang
I
OTTAWA,
-
'
Oct.
25:
(CP)
LONDON,
uct.
;
.
.
-f.H
o
m.
m
i.m
.
unr
ampin.
i
iir
i.iiuiull
liaiu
t
w&uov
u
T
ohnr
MPmnLT
Ul
iftiUMiHv...,.
-
"
of
another
broad-
reprieve
tc
Vlt
Maccmone,
was
the
source
Col.
Charles
a.
una-
-
whu
vu
,
....s
-
side
siae
agdiii
against
j
at
okalla
prison,
Smin'ir
aviator
and
more
Burnaby,
for
the
murder
al-
Coming
less
less
OI
of
an
.ill
an
.,
....
at,n
nf
Mlrhael
nraifim
ana
ucstnuu
......
-
"the
Col.
Lawrence
of
the
United
States
"
Lindbergh
is
expected
to
visit
rtaiv
shortly,
astenslbly
in
connec
lnsurguratlon
of
a
tion
with
the
new
International
air
service..
Hudnrk
near
Fernie.
The
ex-
..1
80
Taxi
TomorroW
s
Tides
mm
High
3:00
ajn.
19.9
ft.
14:46
p.m.
21.3
ft.
Low
.
8:55
am
7.1
It.
21:29
pjn.
3.2
ft.
-.--....
rr
i
in
anu
(New
1938
Plymouth)
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRICE:
5
CENTS
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
OCTOBER
25,
1938.
ai,tow
3
Take
By
Jap
,
V-
ssion5f
B.
C.
Legislature
Opened
T
D.
TL
T
DS
I
O
UK
l
qivgn
v
ieve
Unemployment
C
L
-.l-.
one
juisKui
iaij
i?
it..i..,i
wiriH
i
ntifiiiiiins
:iri
i.uuai:
i
inn
ijiiium
ai
u
nui-
v..
of
Apprehension
(
TUK1A.
UClouur
j
-
i--
.
.
i
i.
.n
hl
onrc
onri
TiirrniM-
ties
board,
amendments
iu
vanuu
to
relieve
unemployment
were
forecast
by
Lieu-Governor
Etic
W.
Hamber
in
the
Speech
from
the
i
of
tha
nnpnW
of
the
session
of
British
Loi-
cruinture
this
this
afternoon
afternoon.
.
-
-
'
PROVINCE
FINANCES
IMPROVED
GT.
BRITAIN
Will
Again
Default
On
Its
War
Debt
Installment
to
United
States
Next
Month
LONDON,
Oct.
25:
Great
Bri-
I
''
:
JUNEAU
IS
NOT
PAYING
:
TTr
Crash
l
:
I
GIVEN
VOTE
Sum
of
$75,000
fIs
Provided
By
Washington
for
Building
Of
Breakwater
SYDNEY,
New
South
Wales,
JUNEAU.
Oct.
25:
The
War
De-'
tain
will
again
advise
the
United
Oct.
25:
(CP)-Elghteen
per-
.
partment
at
Washington
nas
voted
States
that
It
Is
unable
to
pay
a
sons,
Including
C.
Hawker,
a
$675,000
towards
breakwater
pro-
war
debt
Installment
of
$120,000,-
member
oi
Australian
raiiw
-r
Jecw
ior
me
jjiuiecuuu
due
on
November
15.
Active
nego-
ment,
were
killed
in.
the
Dom-
boats
at
Juneau.
tlatlons
for
a
final
settlement
or
mion's.
worst
air
uner
cru
on
the
war
debt
question
are
denied.
Mount
Dandenpng,
,40
miles
A
I
k
Tiar
;
southeast
of
Melbourne,
today.
ildol-d
1
llCI
I,,
1
nl
J
fourteen
of
tne
deaai
were
pas-
n
i
l
Attempted
murder
,
sengerS
and
f0Ur
members
of
Has
Now
Been
:
Missing
Week
j
AMnnnnAnE
Oct.
25:
Wide
spread
search
has
been
instituted,!
lilUllrl
v
iD
now
north
of
here.He
was
last
,een
by
anather
flier
bnttllng
with
a
storm
in
tne
Mcjuniey
iuibc-
Forty-Four
Men
and
One
Woman
Kuskokwlm
River
country.
Charged
in
International
Liquor
1
Ring
r1
Til
TIT
k
PI
NEW
YORK,
Oct.
25:
(CP)
For
UV1L
WAR
ecutloner
has
arrived
at
the
scene
and
all
is
In
readiness
to
proceed
with
the
hanging.
-
fr
'
'
:
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
Refers
Matter
to
Committee
.Minion
c.
of
employment
of
children
under!
Tne
councii
0i
the
Prince
Rupert
(rVitoon
voars
ni
nee
in
nazaraous
.
.
.
n
moot.
.
pttrrfnt
Ont
Oct
25.
----
-----
-
cnamDer
oi
voniiueitc,
.vw.
LITTLE
4CUfRR'"fl:',hVas'
occupations.
It
is
estimated
that!
th
it
hall
yesterday,
dls-A
of
accidental
death
'
SJ"
TlJt.cn
verdict
eleven
men
and
women
are
affected!
from
the
J
Jn
;hLhenewlaw,
J
PuVindustries
of
British
Col-
cluded
In
these
are
tne
Decan
sneii-i
.
.
.u
-.ootinir
-
.
report
w
h
,1111
lllUUdUlX.
tlllUiVjr&
uw.uwu
.-i-
cn
ty,BV
nan.
not
pay1
a
minimum
of
25c
per
hour.
ANCHORAGE
FIRE
LOSS
Former
I
Given
China
Capital
Ud
To
Invaders
Today
Without
Battle
Move
is
Stated
to
Have
Been
For
Strategic
Reasons
Had
Long
Been
Objective
Chiang
Kai
Shek
and
His
Followers
Flee
SHANGHAI,
October
25.
The
Japanese
army,
after
smashing
its
way
into
the
outskirts
of
Hankow
early
today,
marched
into
the
city
today
as
evacuation
of
the
provisional
capital
by
the
Chinese
continued
at
full
speed.
Japanese
army
and
navy
commands
announced
that
the
entry
by
the
Japanese
forces
had
been
without
resistance,
v
J
J
abandoned
.
the
defenders
having
i
,
the
city.
Details
were
lacicing
dui,
hniIITIVf1
the
Jananese
said
that
unite
of
GAS
CUT
but
so
far
without
success,
lor
m
ics
Granted
Temporary
.
4
llnlr.
flla?
f
a
mpn
uav.
well
k.uuu
niasi
,i
TTTf
IT'P'rV
who
has
been
missing
for
a
week.
Injunction
Against
Govrmment
By
Mr.
Justice
Slanson
VANCOUVER,
Oct.
25:
(CP)
Mr
instil
e
A.
M.
Manson,
In
Su
preme
Court
yesterday,
granted
an
injunction
restraining
until
Thursday
compulsory
reduction
in
the
price
of
gasolina
as
ordered
by
the
provincial
government.
ty-four
men
and
one
women
were
M
iU
AWir""
Thursday
the
piaintiii
com-
u..
f,oi
.nnri
inrv
111
ilVLlLjxll
1
kJ
.
n-inips.
seekint
to
-restrain
the
lHUltlCU
UJT
a
.UE.O.
6
4
J
I
1
-
.
.
.
'
.
(i
,
Tps
Monday
on
charges
of
defrauding
government
from
fixing
the
price,
hnth
services
had
participated
In
the
capture
of
the
great
city
which
has
been
the
major
goal
of
the
Japanese
conquest
since
Nanking
fell
eleven
months
ago.
Neutral
advices
at
Shanghai
said
that
retreating
Chinese
had
dei
mollshed
buildings.
Large
fires
were
reported
In
Hankow,
Wuchang
and
!
Hanyang.
.
1
The
military
council
at
Hankow
decided
not
to
defend
the
city
against
the
Japanese
but
to
with
draw
for
strategic
nurposes.,
Generalissimo
and
Madame
Kal
Shek
fled
yesterday
to
'Chungking
In
their
big
iDouglas
American-made
plane
followed
by
five
other
planes
earring
.high
officials
and
government
records.:-"'
.
".
..
.
-
"V
1-
Tne
great
lire
in
bummi
u
Coal
and
Petroleum
Act
of
1937
,
reported
checked.
i
ns.
ini
lc
11
r
I
rn
virus
Ul
I"
"
LONIJUN,
-Cl.
if
I
count
Cralgavon,
Premier
of
North
legislature
Ireland,
The
plaintiffs,
through
their
in
an
interview
with
a
Sunday,
said
counsel,
Senat
or
J.
W.
deB..
Far-
London
newspaper
Nprthernl
ris
K.C.,
contend
hat.
if
the
or-
that
any
attempt
to
force
Ireland
to
unite
with
Eire
as
pro-f
dcr
took
effect,
they
would
lose
posed
by
Premier
Eamonn
de
Val-
$1,500,000
over
a
one-year
period
be'
Farris
argued
yesterdaj
era
of
Eire
would
undoubtedly
Senator
followed
by
civil
war.
"t
11
was
an
"Northern
Ireland
has
learned,
late
trade
and
commerce,
through
experlenc
to
place
no
The
pi.
intlff
oPn;
a"
value
'
upon
de
Valera's
promises
Or
I
Home
0,1
Distributor,
Ltd,
Im-
...
visoonnt
nerial
Oil
Ltd..
Shell
Oil
of
Bnt-
even
on
uu
8um"vi.o,
.
Cralgavon
neciarea"
Gasoline
Cut
Protest
Heard
Uh
rolumbia
Ltd..
Signal
Oil
Co.
of
British
Columbia
Ltd.,
Standard
Oil
Co.
of
British
Columbia
Ltd.,
Texas
Co.
of
Canada
Ltd.,
Union
Oil
Co.
of
Canada.,
Pender
Garage
Ltd.
and
Roy
Stewart
Ltd.
Secession
Is
Not
Favored
Sskatchewan
Government
Head;
r.ivi
rhillv
Reception
To
Troposal
WIV"""
'
thP1
oeverai
mausities
ne
unnuun-
nrotesting
against
tne
oroer
,Di,
umbla
un
a.
j
heir
to
the
prows
death
of
Daniel
Dodge,
account
Qf
tne
RFnINA.
Oct.
25:
(CP)-A
reso
Dodge
automobile
millions
w
new
wage
laws
wWeh
they
say
the,'
?
the
matter
to
the
lution
on
passed
passed
by
by
the
tne
United
unuea
Farm
r
!
Damage
of
$200,000
As
Result
OtjW
fa
SerVCe
.
coniiagraiion
m
j
I
f.Unltlf
the
hands
in
an
AiasKa
naunaj
warehouse
fire
which
was
brought
under
control
Monday
after
an
all
night
fight.
The
loss
Is
estimated-
at
-uu,um..
The
fire
did
not
affect
the
operation
of
the
railroad.
WINNIPEG
WHEAT
PRICE
rTMMTPi?rv
opt.
25:
(CP)
Win-
niiir
wheat
futures
were
off
IbC
October
clos
to
c
on
Saturday,
lngatBUic
In
United
States
ANCHORAGE,
Alaska,
Oct.
25:
rn.Pniir
firemen
were
overcome
Piane
Covers
Distance
Between
hv
smoke
and
one
was
burned
on
Denver
and
Des
Moines
in
Four
Hours,
Twenty
Minutes
ARABS
ARE
EXECUTED
Three
Put
To
Death
by
British
Military
Authorities
For
Rebel
Activities.
JERUSALEM,
Oct.
25:
Three
Arabs
were
executed
by
British
military
forces
yesterday
for
rebel
activities.
Meantime,
sporadic
outbreaks
throughout
the
country
against
the
British
rule
continue,
i
TWO
MEN
ARRESTED
Quick
Action
of
Police
Following
Robbery
of
Vancouver
Bank
Yesterday
Afternoon
VANCOUVER,
Oct.
25:
(CP)
captured
two
roughly
dressed
men
near
-
-
the
.Canadian
Banic
oi
-wu-
.
,-
trade
and
commerce
committee
for.
ers
of
Saskatchewan
advocating
se-1
A"
dm
yeMy
cession
of
tne
V?"?""
lust
after
the
bank
had
deelares
Premier
W.
J.
Patterson,
vvmi
J""
4
woulSTe
foolish,"
commented
The
money
was
recovered,
the
po-
al,
speaking
of
the
proposal.
George
Alfred
Martin,
aged
38,
and
Paul
Marcel,
the
men
captured,
are
charged
with
robbery
with
violence.
A
bank
employee
fired
four
shots
after
the
men.
Warehouses
In
San
Francisco
DES
MOINES,
Iowa,
Oct.
25.
.
T
f
Making
an
experimental
i"gntare
e-UDening
frcm
Denver
to
Des
Moines
prepar-,
atory
to
the
Inauguration
of
a
new
I
commercial
service
between
the
two
SAN
FRANCISCO,
Oct.
25.-
One
cities
a
Union
Air
Lines
plane
ar-
hundred
and
fllty-even
ware-
auer
uuuc
v..v.
,
,
rived
here
yesterday
covering,
the
distance
In
four
hours
and
have
been
tied
up
by
a
C.
I.
O.
twenty
minutes.
Thi
new
service
strike,
are
re-openlng,
an
agrce-wlll
include
call,
at-
Kansas
City
ment
on
points
at
dispute
haylns
reached.
and
Topeka..
.