r
A.
V
n
r
y
m
nit
In'c
Atrial
....
To
.More
tltll
norui
i
Crashes
Yeterday
r
of
nrrat
Britain'
great
1
rnan'jcuf
i".
..-
p-.lng
on
since
Monday,
win
black-out
tonight
covering
f
E-;!and
Including
London.
ar.ak
manoeuvres
are
a
pro-
t3
a
full
dress
rehearsal
of
i
'
-
aii.'
i
an
taVlnv
nirt
In
exrrrjcs
which
will
continue
Fr.iay
night
Cloudy
skies
irjz
.-tz
ram
toaay
inverierca
the
manoeuvre.
ye-terday
with
the
dlaap-
the
North
8ea
and
the
flam-
of
another
near
Toller-
j
Yorkshire.
HERE
THIS
MORN
Simufl
llaudrnvhlld
Sr.
M
Awav
at
Ate
of
l.li
hty-
Tbrre
After
I-ont
Suffering
.
i
At
w.
n4
ri)
11-,
nltil
at
i:S0
this
mora
le
i
wr..
known
pioneer
woman
'
s'nri
in
the
a
;
Haudetschlkl
ol
islng
of
Terrice
'hree
years
of
age.
Mrs
hild
hd
been
in
declin-h
for
years
and
the
end
a
merciful
relewse
to
long
Two
weeks
ago.
In
crit-
;
n
and
hope
of
lecovery
wa.v
brought
to
the
hm-n
Tf
trace.
Swltaerland.
the
late
4
svschlld
came
to
the
Un-r"
as
a
young
bride
sixty
In
1910
she
arrived
In
i:s
Rupert
with
her
husband
Irrn
and
some
eight
or
rtars
later
removed
to
Ter-
(
w
."re
land
was
taken
un
In
K:-jmkalum
Valley,
the
fam-having
since
been
there.
.
1
1
.
.
I
1-1
O.M,.
Haudenschlld
sr..
Mrs.
Haudens-'d
b
survived
by
three
daugh-
Mirs.
tyrnnia
uaianRer
oi
n:e
Rupert,
Mrs
Rose
Wesch.
";s
Rupert,
and
Mrs.
Emma
r:mlth
of
Ta
coma
and
one
Camuel
llaudenschlld
jr
of
n-e
Rupert.
There
are
also
four-
grandchlldrcn
and
four
Rreat--children
as
wall
as
a
brother
k
Bonner
of
Terrace.
To
the
resved
the
sympathy
of
many
Oumstanccs
of
Mrs.
Uaudcns
ill
3
passing
are
further
sadden-
by
the
fact
that
her
second
eld-
daughter.
Mrs.
Ida
Oelchsll
ed
away
at
Tacoma
on
Monday
mis
week
after
a
prolonged
111
the
funeral
having
taken
"e
at
Tacoma
yesterday.
The
remains
of
Mrs.
Haudcns-
uid
are
now
resting
at
the
par-'
r
of
the
B.C.
Undertakers
and
morrow
morning,
accompanied
r
the
children,
will
be
taken
by
ln
to
Terrace
aherc
Interment
pi
be
made.
florgenthau
Is
In
Danish
Hospital
Med
Stales
Secretary
of
Treasury
rv.
rrlp
Interrupted
But
Con
ditlon
Not
Serious
nAOEN,
Aueust
10:
Ifnrl
Morgenthau
t..
United
Stat6s
wary
of
the
Treasury.
In
the
rso
of
a
tour
of
European
mes
is
in
hospital
here.
Ills
IS
Sfl
H
11
ha
nn
corl
Conservative
Renominated
Plot
Agalnt
Pacific
Northwest
Lumber
Industry
Seen
a
Reiult
of
Series
or
Kit
fires
SEATTLE,
Aug.
10:
CPt--A
con-inuous
sabotage
plot
by
an
organ-sed
"arson
syndicate"
aaalnst
the
.f
the
series
of
large
sawmill
fire
shlch
have
been
occurring
of
late,
me
latest
was
a
J
150.000
sawmill
Ire
in
Seattle
yesterday.
This
fol-
owed
close
on
a
$275j000
mill
fire
J.
BarHr
M.
P.
Will
Amln
Be
Candidate
For
Fratrr
Valley
MISSION.
Aucuti
10:
CP
H.
B'br.
Con-TYnUve
Member
of
"r'lwrient
for
Fraser
Valley
for
neral
years,
was
again
nominated
ast
night
for
re-election
m
the
amt
riding
at
the
next
ieaerai
lection.
Mother
General
Of
St.
Anne
On
Inspection
Tour
Mother
Oeneral
Mary
Leopoldlnc
f
the
8lsters
of
St.
Anne
from
Montreal,
In
the
course
of
a
west
ern
tour
of
Inspection
of
various
hospitals
and
other
Institutions
of
the
order,
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Princess
Alice
yceterday
after-j
noon
from
Alaska
and
the
Yukon.
proceeding
by
train
to
Smlthcrs
to
visit
the
hospital
there
before
continuing
East.
The
Mother
Oeneral
was
accompanied
by
her
secretary.
Sister
Mary
Lewis
Ciano
To
Pay
Germany
Visit
Hitler
Said
To
Be
Wanting
Advice
Before
Making
Any
Move
In
Regard
To
Dantlg
ROME,
August
10:
(CPJ
Italian
Foreign
Minister
Count
Galcazzoj
Ciano
Is
leaving
Rome
tonight
for
Oermany
to
confer
with
Chancel
lor
Adolf
Hitler.
It
Is
said
that
Hitler
desires
the
advice
of
his
axis
partner
before
making
onv
definite
niove
In
regard
to
the
Danzig
question.
Ciano
will
first
confer
at
Sals-
burg
near
Bcrcntcsgaaen,
itiuers
Bavarian
mountain
retreat,
wttn
Foreign
Minuter
Joachim
von
Rtb-bentrop
of
Oermany
on
questions
of
lolnt
Italian-German
concern.
Informed
diplomats
express
the
belief
that
Ciano
will
advise
against
any
action
concerning
which
might
lead
to
war.
iu?f
m
11
i
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Court?
8.
O.
Jjtifwton
Co.)
Vancouver
Big
Missouri.
.12.
Bmtorne.
1US.
Cariboo
Quartz.
2.10.
Den
onia.
Jff.
Falrvlew.
M.
OoU
Belt.
3b.
Ilcdle7
Maet,
.73.
Mir
to.
Al4.
Nobl?
Ove.
.01.
Pend
OrMte
1.40.
Pienr.
2.
PttanW
1J.
Prtvatew.
1.1
i.
R?cv
M:Iukl,
JKJ.
neao
45.
R?U-f
Arlimton.
.13V'.
Rrwrd.
M.
kten
Crrek
1.18.
Carlbo
Hudson
j03V4.
Hedlsv
Amatg.
M.
OIU
A.
P.
Con..
.15.
Calmont,
JO
14.
C.
&
EL.
1.85.
Freehold.
.03i.
Home.
2.10.,
Pacalta,
.04.
Royal
Canadian.
.17V&.
Okalta.
.90.
Mercurj'.
.06.
PraUie
Royalties,
.21.
Toronto
Aldermac.
Jl.
Ucattle
1.20.
Central
Pat.
2.45.
Cons.
Smelters.
43.00
East
Malartlc-2.6L
A't"
Fernland.
Z.
Gods
Lake,
.39.
Hardrock.
1.04.
Int.
Jilckel.
4855.
Kerr
Addison,
1.95.
UUle
Long
Lac.
2.95.
McLcod
Cockshutt,
15.
Madscn
Red
Lake,
21.
McKenzle
Red
Lake,
1.25.
Moneta,
1.(0.
Noranda,
81.50.
Pickle
Crow.
4.65.
Preston
E.
Dome.
1.48.
San
Antonio.
1J54.
Shcrritt
Gordon,
-.98.
Stadacona,
.52.
"
Uchl,
1.09.
Bouscadlllac,
.04.
Moshcr.
.14.
Oklend.
.07
Smelters
Gold,
.02l'2.
Dominion
Bridge","
28.00.
Body
Forwarded
South
Yesterday
it
ne
LiuDDea
:
.
lSo
VANCOUVER.
Aug.
10:
CP
Traffic
Constable
Jack
Whelan
and
his
wife
were
clubbed
by
a
mysterious
assailant
while
t
they
slept
early
today
but
es-
umber
lndtutrv
la
an
a
rMiiit
4-
caped
serious
inlury.
Whelan.
4'
cut
over
the
eve.
said
that
a
4-
man
clad
In
white
reached
election.
4-
through
the
window
and
"Ther
struck
him
and
then
his
wife.
!
l
Centralla
a
few
days
ago
and
a
Pnk
over
the
light
well
and
4-'next;-
Mr
i
$220,000
fire
at
ChehalU.
Cooler
Weather
On
Prairie
Now
'eat
Wave
Of
't
Week
llowrrer.
Takfn
Heavy
Toll
Of
Crop
Mas.
OTTAWA
August
10:
CPi
he
rrrtonged
heat
wave
tm
the
ralrtea
has
taken
a
heavy
ton
of
he
wheat
croc
It
was
sitd
"rdav
In
the
weekly
Dotntntra
too
report
Cooler
weahr
and
howe
yfrdr
brought
rsHH
o
some
sections.
4
dlswDDCared.
given.
No
motive
Is
(
1
Funeral
of
Butedale
Carpenter,
Who
Died
In
Local
Hospital,
Will
Take
Place
In
Vancouver
The
remains
of
Franklin
Charles
Dresher,
carpenter
from
Butedale.
whose
death
occurred
In
the
Prince
Rupert
Oeneral
Hospital
yesterday
i
Predicts
PattuUo
Cannot
Be
Democracy
Without
Party
System
TORONTO,
August
10
Premier
T.
D.
Pattullo
Saskatchewan
Not
hvi'l
Vol
Join
In
Sendinr
Trade
iThe
Jw1U
-nw'
if
Premier
John
B-ackn
I
a
tr-de
delegation
'abroad.
Hon
J.
i
G.
Taggart.
minister
of
agrlcu'.
Mure,
stated
yesterday,
The
Brack-en
proposal
seemed
like
a
duplication
cf
effort
Mr.
Taggart
said.
.Wife
Of
United
j
States
Attorney
General
Is
Dead
ft
rtTt'Twsf
r
A
1A
Gas
When
Faced
With
Shotguns
an
automooue
acciaeni.
By
Man
Near
Canada
Teachers
In
Annual
Meet
Convention
of
Canadian
Federation
Is
Now
In
Progress
At
Montreal
MONTREAL,
August
10:
CP)
The
annual
convention
.of
th-;
Canadian
Teachers
FederaUon
Is
now
in
session
here.
The
low
and
Irregular
salary
situation
In
the
prairie
provinces
Is
one
of
the
matters
that
is
being
taken
up.
Still
Warm
In
Southern
B.C.
morning,
were
forwarded
yesterday
afternoon
on
the
Princess
Alice
to,
Thermometer
Reading
Of
Eighty
Vancouver,
deceased's
home,
where
j
Six
Recorded
Yesterday
In
interment
will
be
made.
Deceased's
j
Vancouver
widow
left
with
the
body.
Mr.,
Dresher
had
been
In
the
hospital
for
three
weeks,
having
been
brought
here
from
Butedale
serious-
Danzig
I
ly
111.
He
was
an
Irish-Canadian
forty-three
years
of
age.
VANCOUVER,
August
10:
(CP)
High
Temperatures
continue
throughout
southern
British
Col
umbla.
Yesterday
86
was
recorded
in
Vancouver.
I
I
I
Weather
Forecast
1:28
am.
16.4
ft
22:24
pm.
19.8
ft.
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Charlotte
4:03jn.
SO
(t.
Island
Fresh
northwest
-to
8.0
ft.
vest
wlndsf
cloudy
and
cool.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
vv
"
'
XX'i
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
AUGUST
10,
1939.
PRICE:
5
CENTS
peeui
By
Nazi
Leader
At
Danzig
MU
U
l
U
NY
(Ml
III
A
k
BLACKOUT
FOR
ARSON:
:
MORE
GRITS
JUGOSLAVIA
Policeman
And
I
pad
att
a
w
a
i
ic
NETTTD
A
T
Does
Ni
Wish
to
Become
In
vol
red
In
Any
European
War
Italian
Overtures
Rebuffed
CP!
BELORADE.
Aug.
10:
CP
predicts
the
face
of
Italian
overtures
rlet
neutrality
even
if
It
democracy
In
one
breath
and
at-;
have
to
ue
arms
to
do
so.
Train
In
for
'hat
British
Columbia
will
haviceialn
arrangexenn
which
iul'
Increased
Liberal
representation
i
prove
of
advantage
to
'Italy
In
at
Ottawa
after
the
next
general
the
event
of
war,
JugoS;aia
de
is
no
lo'c
in
urlnldinB
clares
her
intention
of
milntalnln""
wonlr
Jugo-
'
The
assailant
escaped
across
4-,
tacking
the
party
system
In
thi
,
Shvla
has
the
suoport
3'
"rt
Pattullo
Isays.
I
Britain
and
France
In
.thl
a'Utude
-4-
-
-
I'nUan
demands
for
use
of
Jugo
1
'r13
fprrlfnrv
In
wartime
were
re-
jtirtfl
anthritatlve!r
tH,-
to
I
-i
f
it
I
have
been
refused
by
Jugoslavia
-
In
TaVOr
Ul
Idea
"nd-rderwereiuedts-eedupj
-tlficatlons
on
the
German
fron
tier.
I
Delegation
To
Europe
To
Drum
m
n
ywm
m
r
n
1'p
Trade
For
Prairie
Provinces
j
(VI
J,N
RniNA.
Aueu
'10-
irpi
rr
Trrrrr
-itn
eovemment
of
Saskatchewan
rlll
Fll
not
associate
Itrflf
with
the
W
iJiilJlJ
IV
Bj
nj
Air
,of
Manitoba
to
drum
uo
business
"h'r
rnltT
Around
iln
European
countries
by
sending
Conditioned
Uce-Kegal
HtrRr-HTt
M"n'ob-
Autus
lrr
Iut
prior
to
the
departure
of
the
vice-regal
train
from
he"
h'ch
arfM
ti1
srd
T-wdmulr
south
after
a
conditioning
equipment.
The
party
I
of
Eskimos
was
taken
through
M
'
T
ul
;
the
train
and.
when
they
emerged
Mrs.
Homer
S.
Cum
mines,
wife
.
,'.,
T
of
the
Attorney
General
of
the
United
States,
passed
away
yesterday
after
a
brief
Illness.
She
was
one
of
the
most
popular
hostesses
In
the
NaUonal
Capital.
Mrs.
Cummlngs
was
a
staunch
Democrat
but
she
never
took
an
active
member
of
the
family
was
enough
for
that
!
Prairie
Farmer
Is
'Smoked
Out
with
perspiration
pouring
down
their
faces
partly
hidden
by
the
heavy
parkas,
they
chattered
to
one
another
excitedly
as
each
piece
of
Ice
was
safely
stored
away.
They
laughed
loudly
and
pointed
at
the
Ice
and
were
completer
man's
wayi
were
Deyona
tneir
understanding.
To
heat
the
car
on
the
Inside
and
put
Ice
Into
It
in
large
quantities
on
the
outside
was
Just
too
much.
The
white
man
sure
must
be
All
mixed
up.
Why
did
he
not
stop
heating
the
moving
Igloos
or
step
I
putting
Ice
Into
them?
To
do
them
ib6th
did
not
make
sense
In
the
Mounted
Police
Officers
Used
Tear
Eskimo
way
of
reasoning.
They
stood
around
for
hours
until
the
work
was
completed
and
finally
went
back
to
their
boats.
YORKTON.
Saskatchewan.
Aug.
Twine
the
Une
winter
nlehts
10:
(CPt-Royal
Canadian
Mount-ttney
tell
their
relatives
and'
J
T-
1
1
nirt..H
ao.4.w4
n
tV.
n
I
-
.
.
...
.
...
ca
ruuee
uwu-cia
couiku
""-iirienas
oi
me
iunny
ways
oi
me
use
of
tear
gas
yesterday
to
smoke
wnite
man
they
saw
with
tr
out
a
farmer
near
here
who
m0vlng
Igloos.
greeted
them
with
a
shot
gun
and
.
refused
to
come
out
when
his
ar-.nnrTOnr
Tllir
TiA
1
nn
(rest
was
sought
In
connection
vrtth'lYlUOLUiYi
DUAliJ
HEARS
REPORTS
Gratifying
Response
to
Appeal
for
Finances
and
Good
Attendances
of
Visitors
The
Museum
Board
at
a
held
In
the
City
Hall
last
night
re
celved
reports
of
a
most
encour
aelne
nature.
For
lw
the
ine
month"
"'"'
of
July
there
were
Germany
an
Stand
8
d
Hitler
To
eside
Free
City
In
Event
pf
War
Coming
Cheering
Throngs
in
Langer
Market
Place
Hear
Words
and
Cry:
"One
Pejople!
One
Reich!
One
Reich
r
'
DANZIG,
August
10:
(CP)
Nazi
Leader
Albert
Foerster,
following
his
return
from
Germany
where
lie
conferred
with
Chancellor
Adolf
Hitler,
told
cheering
throngs
in
Langer
market
place
tonight
that
"Poland
may
rest
assured"
Germany
and
the
German
chancellor
"are
,
-
-
-
determined,
in
the
event
of
war,
to
im
i
r
fx
I
stand
at
our
side."
Foerster's
speech
Larioou
un
ner
Way
Back
Home
Imperial
Airways
Flying
Boat
is
Headed
Eastward
Across
Atlantic
On
Return
Trip
Of
Atlantic
Mail
Flight
BOUCHER
VILE,
Quebec,
August
10:
CP
On
her
way
back
to
England
after
her
Inaugural
mail
last
evening
from
New
York
left
today
for
Botwood.
Newfound-
,
and,
enroute
to
Southampton.
The
shor.
caribou
had
no
less
than
26,000
visit
to
this
port,
th
faln
w
letters
on
board.
iren
a
ekwe
1-ispecUon
by
a
party
of
Eskimos.
Of
particular
Interest
to.
them
was
the
work
of
the
Ca
nadlan
KaUMal
car
"'service-
men
filling
the
Ice
bunkers
of
the
a
Former
Chinese
Premier
Now
Association
With
Japan,
Would
End
Conflict
In
CANTON.
August
10:
CP)
Wang
Chlng
Wal,
former
Premier
cf
China
and
now
associated
with
he
Japanese,
yesterday
made
a
ru-wn'nc
anneal
for
a
neacefu
'
"i
r
I
int
-ettlement
of
the
Sino-Japanese
;cnfllct.
His
plan
would
be
alon-rj
snti-communlst
lines
with
relaxa
tion
to
a
large
extent
of
the
Japanese
military
authority
in
China.
Oregon
Has
Worst
Forest
Fire
Now
Conflagration
On
Saddle
Mountain
Has
Done
Much
Damage,
Destroying
Logging
Camp
and
Big
Timber
Stands
PORTLAND.
Oregon.
August
10:
(CP)
Most
serious
forest
fire
In
the
Pacific
Northwest
Is
one
that
Is
raging
In
the
Saddle
Mountain
countrv
of
northern
Oregon.
It
has
already
destroyed
a
large
logging
camp
and
millions
of
feet
of
virgin
timber.
American
Legion
meeungMeets
At
Salem
Thirty-five
hundred
ex
law
visitors
as
uie
i
452.
The
mgnesi
numoer
auena-
denartment
Ing
In
any
one
day
was
210.
wion.
The
need
of
a
new
building
was,
,
stressed
as
the
accommodJtlon
In'
the
present
building
was
very
llm-
lted.
especially
In
view
of
the
large
number
wishing
to
attend
on
boat
days.
'
Vice-President
Neal
Carter,
who
presided
In
the
absence
of
R.
L.
Mcintosh,
announced
that
as
a
re
suit
of
a
canvass
made
by
Mr.
Mcintosh
and
himself,
twelve
new
life
members
had
been
secured,
these
belne
Dr.
W.
T.
Herein.
Dr.
J.
P.
of
the
American
Huge
Whale
Harpooned
Largest
Mammal
Ever
Captured
In
Pacific
Waters
Weighs
Seventy
Tons
SAN
FRANCISCO,
August
10:
A
seventy-ton
whale,
declared
'o
Cade.
Dr.
B.
Lundahl.
Phillip
Ray.lbe
the
largest
ever
harpooned
In
was
Interrupted
by
cries
of
"One
people!
One
Reich!
One
Fuehrer!
We
want
to
return
to
the
Reich!"
SCHOONER
SMASHED
l
.Projected
Cruise
From
Nova
Scotia
,carrying.
flight
across
the
Atlan-
...
-
T,.
Wert
,
an
tic
Ocean,
the
Imperial
Airways
,
,
'
,,
,
.
.
I
America
Comes
To
Grief
"
.
.
flying
boat
Caribou
arrived
herel
and'
IMakes
ADneal
For
r
Peace
In
Orient
YARMOUTH,
Nova
Scotia.
Aug.
10:
(CP)
The
sixteen-ton
schoon
er
Estey
on
which
Mr.
and
Mrs
W.
C.
Mooney
of
Vancouver.
Jack
Xanelokos,
navigator
and
Fred
Home
pf
Canso,
Nova
Scotia,
planned
to
cruise
the
West
Indies
and
South'
Americaw'mckeorlMX
rocks
off
Lobster
Reef.
The
occupants
reached
shore
In
a
dory
but
the
schooner
was
splintered
to
matchwood.
Governor
General
Descends
In
Mine
1200
Feet
Underground
At
Flin
Flon
Yesterday
On
Way
West
Now
FLIN
FLON,
Manitoba.
Augu1
10:
(CP)
The
Governor
General
Lord
Tweedsmulr
and
his
partj
spent
yesterday
in
this
northern
Manitoba
mining
camp.
His
Excellency
donned
mining
togs
and
descended
1200
feet
Into
the
Hud
son
Bay
mine.
There
was
a
recep
tion
at
the
skating
rink.
The
vice-regal
party
Is
now
on
the
war
to
Jasper
Park
where
the
week-end
will
be
spent.
YANKS
AND
REDS
WIN
New
York
Leadership
Is,
However,
Reduced
By
Boston
Taking
Double-Header
I,
WASHINGTON.
D.
C.,
Augu?t
in-
(f?P
Thp
thrcp
pamp
lnsln?
l
'
o
-7
SALEM,
Oregon,
August
10:
streak
of
the
New;
York
Yankees
service
ended
yesteroay
wnen
tney
as
a
.
l
O
.......
in
m
mpn
men
d-wPs
fleleeates
are
here
lor
the
icaieu
naauuisuMi
ouawis
id
wj
museum
and
In
the
month
of
June,
flnm.al
roVpnInn
of
orptmn
8
In
a
free-hlttlng
contest.
The
margin
of
Yankee
leadership
was,
however,
pared
to
six-and-a-half
games
as
a
result
of
the
runnhi;
up
Boston
Red
Sox
taking
a
double-header
victory
from
th
Philadelphia
Athletics.
In
the
National
League,
ths
league
-
leading
Cincinnati
Reds
also
resumed
their
winning
ways
A.
Flaten.
J.
H.
Thompson,
C.
V.
the
waters
of
the
Pacific,
has
been!
won
a
double-header
over
Boston
Evltt,
Max
Heilbroner.
Mrs.
R.
Mcintosh,
F.
A.
MacCallum.
S.
Johnston
and
Weldon
McAfee.
by
taking
both
ends
of
a
double-header
from
Chicago
Cubs
to
increase
their
margin
to
eight
full
games
over
St.
Louis
Cardinals
who
won
from
Pittsburg
Pirates.
The
Pirates
were
Joined
In
fourth
place
by
the
New
York
Qlants
who
L.
taken
off
the
California
coast
by
a
Bees
by
one
run
margins
in
each
D.
whaling
vessel,
it
was
reported
yes-
case,
Brooklyn
and
Philadelphia
terday
were
riot
scheduled,