Tomorrows
Tides
in
Various
Countries
Responsive
Chord
Struck
Mill
1
llIVI
I
II
i
r
ii
m;i
is
riarnv
1
sssui
r
mm
m
m
m
k
j
r
hour
comes,
I
;'
With
Nazis
Tl
t
VfVn
Una.
a
Tm-innao
--,
yesterday
causH
f
tf
and
3
the
south
coast
of
1
frM
an
W
frtavrtttlak
A
r
m
lit
-
interior.
IS
LOWER
Coir
rim
Baltic
and
trranran
Areas
Almost
In
Halt
May
9:
War
risk
rr
ag
the
Baltic
andMedl-areas
were
reduced
yes-
.:m
1
to
twelve
shillings
?
per
100.
iBuiletins
lire
said
today
that
an
Indian
i
btlnr
held
for
oucstlonlnr
In
ftar
old
Indian
girl,
whoe
body
i
found
on
an
Indian
reser
ion
here
yesterday.
I'ATTI'LLO
FEELS
OOOD
"
lAWA
After
spending
two
V
rnnrj.r.1...
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IlnmlnlOII
-
Illllll
T1l.il
.
.
-
Illrlil.
1.
I
nr
li
t.sltnlln
British
Columbia
,ald
he
be
I
ril
MSI
v
lailnH
1
1
1
f
1
1
rl
1
1
Sr
itfa
ii
..
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discussed,
lie
will
return
Toronto
to
Vancouver
by
f.
n.nl.nl.1H
1
1
-v
i
m
RIV
Knariir
I
n
lllVf
.lirMIIIIIII
ME.
May
9:
(CP)
Speaking
connection
with
an
Army
Day
Ill
LI'
IfrnMlMM
TI.h
In
..m.r.lltil
HITLER
BID
She
Bt
KLIN,
May
9:
(CP)
Havas
News
Agency
quoted
i
-iiircea
todav
as
savine
that
Germanv
had
accented
"
'
i
e
4
1.
sr..;:.
e.
,iT
uHiisig,
must
acme
ui
uie
present
European
r
Interviews
between
Monsignor
Cesare
Orsen-r.
o
io
Oermany.
and)
-Af
'-itf
Hitler
and
be-
It
Jfff
inn
i
TT
MIL1
1
ARY
George
Bwinet
were,
i.
k
Yesterday
Monslg-i
ipi"gl.
papal
nuncio
3
Foreign
Minister!
r
i
W;!!iam
Oodfrey.
ap-'
'
'
London,
confer-1
r
.
Becretary
Halifax
t
k
end.
MEETINGS
IS
REFUSED
I
Scandinavian
Nations
Resolutely
Refuse
to
be
Drawn
Into
European
Entanglements
STOCKHOLM,
May
9:
(CP)
Foreign
ministers
of
Norway,
Sweden,
Denmark
and
Finland,
after
considering
a
Oerman
offer
of
mutual
non-aresslon
pacts.
Issued
a
communique
reaffirming
a
policy
of
strict
neutrality
In
European
affairs.
Each
minister
Is
determined
to
stick
by
the
Oslo
declaration
of
1938
which
declared
their
right
to
free
self-estimation.
The
foreign
mJnlsters
said
they
wanted
to
stay
outside
groups
formed
by
European
stales.
In
case
of
war,
they
would
do
everything
In
their
power
to
avoid
being
Involved.
Dust
Storms
And
Snow
In
Alberta
hours
in
southern
Alberta
yester
day.
In
northern
Alberta,
Includ
ing
Edmonton,
there
was
snow.
Man',
Wife
And
Child
Killed
riane
Crashes
In
uascaae
tains
While
on
Flight
io
Seattle
SEATTLE,
May
Hood
sailors.
Their
Majesties
Proving
Good
SailorsDecorations
Along
Railway
Line
AIIOAUI)
EMPRESS
OF
AUS-
TKAI.IA,
Slay
3s
(CP)
A
south-west
by
Muth
wind
beat
the
port
ide
of
the
Empres
of
Australia
today
as
she
sped
the
King
and
Queen
to
Canada
at
seventeen
knots
per
hour.
The
wind
vina
gave
rave
the
tne
ship
snip
quite
quite
a
a
roll
roll
MONTREAL.
May
8:-Otxd
pro
gress
Is
beint
made
bv
the
Ca
nadlan
National
Railways
In
the
decoration
of
the
stations,
hotels
general
office
buildings
and
tlcke-and
express
of'lrs
of
the
svsterr,
for
the
forthcoming
tour
of
Theii
Males
ties.
King
Oeorge
and
Queen
Elizabeth.
It
was
stated
at
head
rltlh
and
French
Experts
Confer
quarters
of
the
company
here
to
in
rans
on
i
rocevves
ui
.Muiua.
dfly
in
the
Rnerl
theme
th
Defence
most
prominent
feature
will
b
the
Union
Jack,
flanked
by
Ca-
PARI8.
May
9:
CP
(Technical
nadlan
red
ensigns,
while
In
Ui
discussions
between
DrlUsh
and
province
of
Quebec
the
French
I
French
military
experts
are
again
irlcotor
will
,tak!tplac
alon
being
conducted
In
Paris.
Planl
w,th
the"
oiher
flags.
are
being
perieciea
lor
mc
pro-
The
centre
of
greatest
attraction
cesses
of
mutual
assistance
should
ni
be
the
Chateau
Laurler
Hotel
war
break
out
Two
planes
brought
jn
Ottawa
In
which
several
state
th
British
military
leaders
to
functions
will
be
held
durlr.
Paris
yesterday
Their
Majesties'
visit
In
the
capi
tal
city
for
more
than
four
day-Over
the
main
entrance
will
b-t
large
Britannia
centrepiece
s'
high
relief
18
feet
high
and
1.
feet
wide
with
shields
of
the
roy-
a
ns
on
each
side,
the
who'.'
being
surrounded
by
hedges
of
green
shrubbery.
On
the
front
ol
the
hotel
facing
the
square
wlP
be
long
red
streamers
linked
together
at
the
top
with
festoons
of
tricolor
bunting.
Each
of
these
streamers
will
be
capped
by
a
large
shield
with
flags.
Over
the
porte-cochere
at
the
northeast
entrance
on
Mackenzie
Avenue
which
will
be
used
by
Their
Maj
esties
when
entering
for
state
functions
at
the
hotel,
there
will
be
a
laree
hleh
relief
piece
of
brilliant
colors
of
the
royal
coat
of
arms
flanked
by
shields
and
flags.
On
the
facade
of
the
cha
teau
Laurler
over
the
entranc?
and
also
over
the
entrance
facing
the
canal
will
be
four
long
red
streamers
slmlllar
to
the
front.
The
Chateau
Laurler
on
all
side
will
be
very
brilliantly
flood-light
ed
every
night
during
the
royal
visit
at
the
capital.
The
Union
Station
facing
the
Chateau
Laurler
Hotel
at
Ottawa
will
be
decorated
by
a
large
cutout
relief
of
the
royal
coat
of
Arms
standing
against
a
back
can-
I
.
I
1...
t
U
1
lopy
surmounveu
uy
mc
vj.-i
and
three
flags,
the
whole
C
PAIOARY
AIaj
ARY.
May
Maytf-,;.
9:
(CP)-Thcre
.
.
.,
crown
.
.
hHiiinntlv
flood-lighted.
All
were
ausi
storms
wmcu
-
:
Anrk
a
stations
passed
during
aayugn'.
hours
will
be
docorated
along
the
Canadian
National
Railways,
the
Union
Jack
In.
the
form
ni
a
snirifl'
being
the
predominating
featura
throughout
the
system.
The
shield
will
bear
the
Union
Jack,
tn
centre,
flanked
by
red
ensigns
and
a
Union
Jack
on
each
side.
At
all
hotels,
telegraph
and
ex-!
I
press
offices
located
In
cities
visited
by
Their
Majesties,
the
gen-Ipral
scheme
of
decoration
In
the
9:
Wreckage
...
.
ft,
crown
in
hleh
Uiaita
'
-
w
w
OTTAWA,
May
9r-
CP
-In-
dicatlon
that
Prune
Minister
j
William
Lyon
Mackenzie
rung
stiU
hopes
to
prorogue
Parlla-
ment
on
May
19
during
the
visit
of
King
George,
came
to-
day
when
he
gave--kiotlce
of
motion
for
morning
fitting
of
the
Home
of
Commons
begin-
sitting
on
Saturday!'
Denied
Ail
DUKE
OF
WINDSOR
HOUSE
HAD
LONG
MEET
LONDON,
May
9:
(CP)
The
British
House
of
Commons
early
today
approved
a
resolution
appropriating
$150,000,000
for
mili
tary
training.
At
5:15
a.m.
a
lour
teen-an-a-half
hour
longest
In
two
years,
blue
streamers
capped
with
Union
Jack
or
royal
crown.
In
the
windows
of
main
city
ticket
offices
of
the
Canadian
Na
tional
Railways
across
Canada
will
be
a
large
plaster
cast
rt-productlon
of
both
sides
of
the
t
.
I
mhJa.
Vs.
from
Ellensburg
0f
the
three
Enu-
off
Saturday
flflgs
and
CJC5ts
The
d
docks
u
Seattle.
All
three
were
oiu.,
and
,lon(
into
a
,
evidently,
eviaeiniy.
w
crasnea
.
,
!
T-l.
1
J
I
141
Capitol
5:35
a.m.
168
ft.
TAXI
10:08
pjn.
16.2
It.
Maccy's
Coffee
House.
12:14
pm.
65
f
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
-
XXVIII
No.
108.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
MAY
9,
1939.
PK
ICE:
J
CENTS
ecs
i
anger
In
Alaska
Highway
ope
Takes
In
Hand
In
Peace
Dealings
Senator
Urges
Canada
lermanv
Aorees
Uoon
CROSSING
w
I
1
rri
4
rnriT
r
r
n
i.
i
I
A1LAM1L
onrerence
un
roiisn
sue.
It
Has
Been
Stated
fn:n..
ifn..A
iii.i
I..,
i
i
v..:,..
IllllltlU
J
w
"J
m
mm
mrmmm
:G00D
YEAR
:
Prorogation
By
J
FQR
MUSEUM
v
inrr
.onrna
1
t-
WITHKlNGi'S-:
Increase
In
Number
of
Visitois
I
uver
I
rcvious
icar
ennwn
in
Annual
Report
Building
Fund
T,umbia
held
In
the
City
Hall
last
evening
with
Dr.
Neal
Carter
pre-
'siding
in
place
of
R.
L.
Mcintosh,
the
president,
the
chief
business
was
the
adoption
of
the
annual'..
report
as
follows:
,
"It
is
most
gratifying
to
be
able
o
state
that
the
number
of
vist-i
iors
to
the
museum
In
1938
was
greater
than
in
any
previous
yejr
nd
the
interest
that
the
museum,
h
V.ds
for
these
visitors
has
been
u'Z!r?nted
by
the
addition
of
a
a
considerable
number
of
new
ex-
hlblts
The
resignation
of
Canon
W.
F
Rushbrook
from
the
board
has
been
much
regretted,
as
was
alsa
the
resignation-of
C
O.
Ham,
rrTesentin?
the
Junior
Chamb"
f
Commerce.
N.
Mussaliem
was
vfuvui.cu
iu
fciic
uiidm
trait
ill
1938.
1
'Visitors
during
the
year
totalled,
3218
an
Inprcusc
nf
343
nvir
thf
1937
The
majority
of
these
visi
ons
were
tourists
passing
through
I
the
city.
Three
classes
of
school
children
were
taken
on
a
con-;
ducted
tour
through
the
museum.
This
is
a
facility
which
greater'
advantage
might
be
taken
by
the
local
schools.
i
"Among
the
new
exhibits
placed
on
display
there
may
be
,'loned:
(
,
.
1
1
1
1
V...
.iiuumcu
uiuuse
ut'au
uuuaim
uy
D.
Sutherland;
Indian
food
dish,
Peter
Ryan:
Indian
burial
board,
W
F.
Rushbrook;
Unborn
sea
lion,
F
A.
MacCallum:
collection
South
African
curios.
F.
J.
Fuller;
Chi-inese
monk
stick,
A.
J.
Edlund;
Japanese
sword,
P.
Ratchford.
"It
is
impracticable
to
present
I
thA
rnmnlitp
list
at
tVile
limn
hnf'
the
gratitude
of
the
board
Is
ex-1
tended
to
each
and
every
person
who
has
donated
or
loaned
ex-
i
hlblts
during
the
year.
Special
Commons
In
London
Approves
Riffi
mention
may
be
made
of
'the
Military
Training
Vote
After
growing
Interest
displayed
by
the
Fourteen
Hour
Session
fishing
fraternity
In
bringing
tol
-ur
notice
some
of
the
oddities:
encountered
In
deep-sea
fishing
nd
the
board
wishes
again
to
extend
its
thanks
to
George
Cunningham
for
permission
to
display
during
the
summer
months
his
session,
the
very
fine
collection
of
Indian
conciuaea.
carved
"slate"
totems.
Through
icelved
to
retain
a
young
fur
seal"
facilities
In
our
own
museum,
has
been
deposited
In
the
exhibit
of
frozen
specimens
on
dlsolay
at
the
Canadian
Fish
and
Cold
Stor
age
plant.
The
petroglyph
stone
mcaaiS
Demg
spcuauj,
J
presented
somn
tlmo
aon
hv
Pnn
on
the
occasion"
,
fc
"
'
of
ahe
royal
visit
to
Canada
Thcs;
d
tQ
,Ub
t
1
...Ill
4
n
J
An
n
rl.nnnri
hfllr.
,
'
casts
wm
smuu
vn
,
.
I
V
1
W1..A
111.
grouna
oi
ncu
iujui
uiuc
shiv,
i-
cH0n
the
park
and
fenced
In
for
pror
mnunicQ
dv
u
uiuuu
in
uu
icu
.
..i..v.i
n
The
plane
naa,
.
.
b
,ong
red
white
and
also
belnc
decorated.
mountainside:
To
Go
Slow
APPROVED
normous
bxpenoiture
I-or
lnis
Branch
of
Uncle
Sam's
Defence
Is
O.
K'd.
WASHINGTON'.
D
C.
May
9:
n
Using
United
States
Money
General
Gricsbach
Believes
Finances
Arc
Reins
Offered
So
That
Road
Would
Be
Available
for
Military
Use
OTTAWA,
May
9:
(CP)
The
government
was
urg-;ed
last
night
by
Senator
W.
A.
Griesbach,
Conservative
'of
Alberta,
to
go
slow
in
the
matter
of
using
United
States
Number
of
valuable
Donation,1
money
to
build
the
Alaska
Highway.
He
told
the
Senate
Received
During
Year
Toward
:
that
the
road
had
all
the
aspects
of
being
financed
by
the
increasing
Exhibits
,
United
States
so
that
it
might
be
available
for
the
trans-
.
port
of
troops
and
supplies
in
the
At
the
annual
meetine
of
the.m
t
wr
vw
w
ipvpnt
nf
war
with
Janan.
It
would
nlng
Thursday
and
a
day
long
Museum
of
Northern
British
Col-!
fi
A
V
Y
Kill
be
dangerous
for
Canada
to
lend
S
Alaska
Highway
i
Commission
Will
Visit
District
'CP
The
$773,000,000
naval
ap-1
-rpprjatlon
bill
provlndlng
for
thn
construcUon
of
new
major!
OTTAWA,
May
9.
The
Canadian
battleships.
500
fighting
plane3
Commission
on
the
Alaska
Highway
and
air
bases
in
the
Pacific
ln-lwjii
go
west
early
this
summer
to
muuii;
nwiw
-
"J
over
uu
projected
rout?sp.-
he
House
of
Representatives
yes-
'erdav.
POPE
ASKS
Nations
FOR
PEACE'
h
umber
visiting
the
museum
In
'sends
Message
To
All
European
i
-Responsive
Germany
Scarlet
Fever
Hits
Shanghai
Note
In
'
VATICAN
CITY,
May
9:
(CD
Vatican
News
Service
today
announced
that
papal
nuncios
3u
various
capitals
were
conveying
to
the
heads
of
governments
messares
exnressinc
the
"ardent
men-1
desire
for
peace
of
Pope
Pius."
Disclosure
of
the
Pope's
peace
moves
in
European
capitals
have
struck
a
more
responsive
note
in
Germany
than
any
such
efforts
thus
far.
Meantime
the
Nazis
admitted
that
friendship
negotiations
were
being
conducted
between
Russia
and
Over
One
Hundred
Cases
Reported
Among
Refugees
And
There
Are
Undoubtedly
More
'
SHANGHAI,
May
9:
Scarlet
fever
'Is
epidemic
anion?
refugees
in
Shanghai.
There
are
at
least
one
hundred
cases
with
one
death
reDorted.
Undoubtedly,
there
are
which,
on
account
of
lack
ofiYTrifiT
i
XT".
HP
GOING
AXIS
Britain
Assured
That
Policy
Stays
Same
Despite
Resignation
of
Litvinoff
LONDON.
May
9:
(CP)
It
was
oak
poles.
reponea
on
gooa
auwnoruy
i
ensign
on
npv
pleree
wpre
ftftln
.
For
smaller
cities
where
the
Ca-
Kted
!ndon
t0day
that
Great
BfUaln
"la
during
the
tour
nadlan
National
have
ticket
or
f
,d,
,lhJ..tou:isi
had
received
assurance
that
Russia
iseason.
ins
uuuiuiui
lectures
auu
i
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of
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bundlnt
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nanked
by
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the
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of
these
visitors.
which
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man,
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small
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daughter,
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be
decorated
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shields,
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belntr
used
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kindness
of
H.
F.
Puller,
en
for
Soviet
ambassador
to
Great
Britain,
has
stated
that
foreign
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on
Page
TuoJ
lllltfUMI
.
tlcalarjy
those
from
Hazeitori
and
Prince
George,
it
Is
announced
by
Hon,
harlexJ5lwartejalr.-s
reran
There
will
be
public
Waring
at
Prince
George,
Hazel
ton
and
Jwhitehorse.
Halibut
Sales
Summary
American
62,500
pounds,
nd
5.c
to
8.2c
and
5.5c.
Canadian
50,500
pounds,
land
5c
and
7c
and
5c.
7.9c
and
55c.
American
Tillicum,
12,000,
Royal,
7.9c
7.VJ
6.95
and
5.5c.
Midway,
12,000,
Pacific,
8.2c
and
"
5?.
Lorelei,
14,500,
Booth
8.2c
and
5.5c.
Don
Q..
14,000,
Royal,
8.2c
and
5.5c.
Judith.
10.000,
Cold
Storage,
Canadian
Kaien,
14,000,
Pacific.
6.9c
and
Ed.
Lipsett.
14,500,
Cold
Storage,
6.9c
and
5c.
Joe
Baker,
6,000,
Cold
Storage,
7c
and
5c.
Relief,
16,000,
Atlln,
7c
and
5c.
ELECTIONS
IN
NORTH
Provincial
By-Elections
In
Skeena
and
Fort
George
Mooted
VICTORIA,
May
9.
According
to
some
political
quarters
here,
E.
T.
Kenney
may
accept
the
federal
Liberal
nomination
In
Skeena
as
Olof
Hanson
will
not
be
seeking
reelection.
This
would
necessitate
a
provincial
by-election
In
Skeena.
II.
G.
Perry,
member
for
Fort
Foreign
j
George,
may
go
to
the
Board
of
Transport
Commissioners
which
would
cause
another
by-election.
As
far
as
can
be
learned
here
at
the
present
time,
Olof
Hanson
has
no
Intention
of
relinquishing
his
seat
in
Skeena.
There
Is
nothing
to
Indicate
that
he
would
not
accept
renomlnatlon.
Peter
Aimer
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Catala
this
morning
after
making
the
round
trip
to
Stewart
and
Anyox.