IS
BANNED
FROM
AIR
...i
t-
ftftlttna
firing
uld
to
have
attacked
communism
srl
.;,tmrned
in
the
Toronto
az:
...-pi
election
campaign
ton-tri.7
ti
the
provision
ot
the
law.
Virginia
Being
Towed
Now
Into
Ketchikan
Port
KETCHIKAN
Jan
6
The
court
-J
rard
J',cr
Alert
is
towing
the'
arr.fr?
nder
Virginia
In
from'
Hydaburz
on
the
weat
coast
of
Christmas
In
CI
.1
it
1
oneuand
isle
mam
Bursts
u
-image
inn
ANnn
n
ton
ma
r
SO
far
as
Canada
and
the
United
lRta!
nre
concerned,
the
new
'
aarcement
U
a
continuance
and
ex
.
tension
of
the
former
inree-year
'"Ban
Calendar
is
Still
Used
There'
agreement
ot
1935,
under
which
i
the
v.
v.....
w-..
exnorU
ot
merchandise
of
Canad-
Ian
nroduce
to
the
United
States
LERWirtc
Rhttanri
Trianda.
jn.
Increased
from
W05.OOO.OO0
to
$423,-
CP)
-The
Shetland
Islands
000.000
between
the
fiscal
years
hlch
still
use
the
Julian
calendar
ended
1835
and
19
8,
while
our
lm-obsprvrH
r.i,.i...
iwrtsof
merchandise
from
the
un-
The
v
u-
D'u.i.nJ
t.-
Ited
States
rose
from
$304,000,000
-
iv
A
I
ill
III!
L.1
1
1"
nilLLlllllU
1J-
"
"
lands
starU
next
Thursday.
Flood
In
Main
Street;
Water
M
ra
,
to
$487,000,000
ln
the
same
period.
I
The
new
agreement
will
also
apply
I
for
a
fixed
term
of
three
years,
and
i
will
thereafter
be
terminable
by
I
either
country
on
six
months'
no-1
tlce.
Under
the
new
agreements
Can-
and
the
United
Kingdom
retain
4n
tinl
treatment
line
ngm
w
-
'.
i.
.iu..'.
marifli
Tnp
ncrcea
cacn
ovuci
a
.
-"--
,
CALGARY,
Jan.
8:
(CD-A
great'
modification
of
their
P"'"nJ
strram
.....
..
j-
or
n
in
path
others
marKCW
is
Liberal
Party's
application
ol
the
widower,
Oeorge'I
FnllnWiriff
or
or
A
Palmer
Putman,
an
order
was
H-
IidI
bC
1
U"Umilg
yesterday
by
Judge
Elliott
Craig'
legally
presuming
the
death
of
Oovernment
Will
Face
Parliament
jAmVlLa
lEarhart
Putman,
famous!
With
Almost
Unwieldy
Pre-
i
American
aviainx,
who
dropped
ponderance
oi
supporters
;out
of
sight
In
the
southern
Pacific'
Ocean
In
the
summer
of
1837
and
OTTAWA.
Jan
,..v.mn...
to
noV
prrttlmfd
to
have
perished
the
opening
of
6:
CP
With
Parliament
next
Smpenuon
tor
.
.
.
,
ubtn
D,rtT
hjnrc
From
C.
B.
C.
OTTAWA,
Jan.
6.
CP-
Iter.
Chsrlrs
Lanphler
of
Toronto
ha
beta
ir.drfintely
suspended
from
broadcasting.
Oladstone
Murray,
ircrral
manager
of
the
Canadian
spread
search
of
the
area
had
fall
an
overwhelming
following
of
130
'ed
to
reveal
any
trace
whatever
of
i
members
In
the
House.
The
new
the
avlatrlx.
!
Leader
of
the
Opposition.
Hon.
Dr
Under
a
will
In
1932
In
New
York.'R.
J.
Manlon.
will
have
a
following
an
estate
of
$10,000
U
disposed
of
'of
twenty-eight.
Next
group
Is
the
The
proceeds
go
to
the
husband
I
Social
Credit
party
of
Alberta
fol-
and
to
a
trust
fund
for
the
avu-
lowed
by
the
Co-operative
Com
Broadening
C
o
r
p
o
i
t
Ion,
,
an-iijanc!'.
The
suspension
follows
'
broadcast
by
the
priest
last
Bunds?
h
th
course
of
which
he
Is
monwealth
Federation,
NEW
TRADE
AGREEMENTS
WERE
OUTSTANDING
IN
i
CANADA
TRADE
POLICYj
.Minister
of
Trade
and
Commerce
Expresses
His
Views
in
..
.
.t
..
rt
'
Kegard
to
racis
uiner
uusiness
oi
nonunion
Reviewed
ny
HON.
W.
D.
EULER
Minister
of
Trade
and
Commerce
OTTAWA,
January
5:
(CP)
The
outstanding
event
PR
:
t
waie
island
where
the
0f
jcjjjg
jn
respect
of
trade
policy
was
the
simultaneous
eye:
ended
up
last
week
after
1
0f
tra(-e
acrecmcnts
between
Canada
and
the
S
.r.lCK'S
Unjtcl
State,
and
between
the
United
Kingdom
and
the
km
t.-.
Prinr,
n,,.t
...haMuenuv
United
States
at
Washington
on
November
It.
The
ag-
dri."g
a
ross
Dixon'a
Entrance.
Planes
Grounded
Because
Of
Snow
t-nmrinnts
rnnstitute
a
lone
llshment
of
better
trade
relations
I
between
the
British
Commonwealth
and
the
United
Slatea.
The
govtrn-imenta
of
Australia,
New
Zealand.
South
Africa,
India
and
Newfound
A
itAi
a
Mnl
r!Knt4
In
the
JTTlP-
'ccm
of
the
negotiations
by
con-
All
Sertlres
Out
of
Salt
Uke
Clly
A.cntlrttz
to
the
reduction
or
surren-Sospended
Yesterday
Owlnc
to
jdfr
of
preferences
hlthctto
enjoyec
Lack
of
Visibility
by
certaln
of
their
products
in
the
I
markets
of
the
United
Kingdom
6ALT
LAKE
CITY.
Jan.
6:
CPi
tne
agreements
reached
may
0;ng
to
heavy
snown
and
gener-
w.
..m
tn
h.
ih
ceneral
anoro-
i
7
impossible
visibility
condlUons,
bal,on
and
g0CKlwin
0(
the
whole
of
United
Air
TransDort
services
In
all
.u.
nui.v.
rnmmnn!iUh
of
Na-
c-tlons
from
Salt
Uke
City
were
(lonJ
and
lntncat
a
rapproche-
.uca
jrsicraay.
m,nt
ln
matters
commercial
r
tween
the
world's
greatest
empire
and
Its
greatest
republic
tride
forward
in
the
estab-
.1ghts
modified
to
permit
of
the
making
of
these
agreements
art
.
tutomatlcally
restored.
I
From
the
Canadian
end,
the
igreement
with
the
United
-"tates
is
expected
to
benefit
lumber
and
thlngles.
horses,
cattle
and
dairy
roducts,
hog
products,
potatoes,
fish,
certain
grains,
hay,
poultry
jroducts.
pulp
and
paper,
metals,
ton-metallc
minerals
and
fcrro-l
illoys,
and
many
lines
of
manufac
tured
goods.
Concessions
have
been
received
from
the
United
States
on
,
102
Items
and
sub-Items
of
the
Un-.
ted
States
tariff,
and
on
goods
rep-;
csentlng
about
five-sixths
of
Can-'
idlan
sales
to
the
United
States
in'
1937.
I
The
Anglo-United
States
agreement,
with
which
the
Canada-Un-.
Ited
States
agreement
Ls
Intimately
and
Inseparably
connected,
has
re-'
cently
been
described
by
the
United
i
States
ambassador
to
the
United
I
Kingdom
as
"the
greatest
com-1
merclal
agreement
of
all
Ume."
The
American
people,"
said
the
ambassador,
"are
ready
and
willing
to
collaborate
ln
a
move
designed
to
Increase
the
volume
of
trade
be
tween
naUons."
The
same
may
be
said
of
the
people
of
Canada.
Business
in
1938
Canadian
business,
ln
1938,
although
more
prosperous
than
ln
any
of
the
years
from
1931
to
1936,
could
not
fall
to
be
affected
by
the
deterioration
In
the
International
situation
and
by
tn!
wars
and
the
rumors
of
wider
wars
which
have
shaken
the
confidence
of
the
pub-
ElchtK
a
i-
ni
fnr
the
term
In
whicn
tneir
llc
in
he
nreservatlon
or
peace
"reet.
yesterday'
when
I
city
water
lagrecmenU
with
the
United
States
among
the
areat
Powers.
Yet
the
main
brokc.TaLmenU
wte"
fTon-la?e
In
force
Thus
If
the
aBree-
buslness
o
Canada
in
1938
showed
rH
ed
k,,i
il..
-
-
i....
,
.i.
n,nh
h
tlnlted
Stales
aiei
...
mere
win
lit
i
u
serious
jhciivj
"
.
.....
ivinr'
7'nvi
terminated,
the
full
preferential
Towards
Bui!
I
Mm
W
&
III?
DETAILS
OF
KINO'S
TOL'U
.
OTTAWA
Further
details,
mainly
having
to
do
with
re-
strictions,
of
the
visit
to
Canada
of
the
Kine
and
Wueen
next
summer
were
made
public
yes-
I
lerday
by
Prime
Minister
William
Lyon
Mackenzie
King.
Ex
cept
at
Ottawa
and
the
provincial
capitals,
it
was
not
expected
that
the
King
and
queen
would
be
asked
to
listen
to
addresses
of
welcome,
Mr.
King
said.
Nor
would
they
make
oral
replies
but,
during
the
course
of
their
tour,
there
wolld
probably
be
a
number
of
brief
speeches
by
the
King
and
Queen,
all
of
which
would
be
broadcast.
REPORT
ON
BR
EN
GUNS
OTTAWA
The
report
of
Mr.
Justice
II.
II
.Davis
Royal
Commission
on
the
Bren
.
gun
contracts,
followinj
charges
made
I
by
CoL
George
Drew
In
an
ar-'
tide
In
Macleans
Magaiine,
!J
be
table
In
the
Hottse
t
Com-I
mons
on
Friday
of
next
week
I
Primt
Minister
WJ3'tam
Lyon
Mackenzie
King
annsunced
yes-;
lerday.
The
report
hat
been
In
I
the
hands
of
the
Premier
since
1
last
week.
The
Drew
chr.had
to
do
with
the
letting
of
a
contract
to
an
Ontario
company
for
,000
Bren
machine
guns.
PRAISE
FOR
ROOSEVELT
LONDON
Prime
Minister
Neville
Chamberlain
led
Britioh
statesmen
yesterday
in
prabe
of
the
speech
of
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
on
international
relations.
"The
President's
sentiments
are
a
forceful
indication
of
the
vital
role
of
the
United
States
democracy
in
world
affairs
and
his
(Roosevelt's)
devotion
to
the
ideal
of
ordered
human
progress,"
said
Premier.
Chamberlain.
"A
Rrand
speech,"
declared
Former
Premier
David
Lloyd
George.
FATALITIES
IN
GALE
ASTORIA.
Oregon
Two
persons
are
known
dead
and
three
sailors
are
missing
today
as
the
north
Pacific
Coast
checked
losses
from
nearly
a
week
of
gales,
high
tides
and
smashing
breakers.
WOULD
TAKE
REFUGEES
OTTAWA
Canada
should
open
its
doors
to
a
limited
number
of
European
refugees
refugees
in
in
fulfillment
fulfillment
of
moral
o
SMOKE
EATERS
WIN
AGAIN
MUNICH
Trail
Smoke
Eaters
won
their
ninth
straight-
victory
in
the
course
of
their
European
tour
by
scoring
an
8
to
nil
victory
over
a
German
team
here
last
night.
TODAY'S
WEATHER
Prince
Rupert-"-
Raining,
south
east
wind.
22
miles
tcr
hour:
bar
Tomorrows
Tides
141
Capitol
TAXI
2:20
ajn.
21.0
It.
High
14:14
p.m.
23.5
ft.
Low
8:17
jn.
5
8
ft.
Macey's
Coffee
House
20:50
0.6
ft.
pin.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Vol,
XXVIII-.
No.
4,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
JANUARY
6,
1939.
PRICE:
ft
CENTS
PASSING
Deaths
Due
To
PR0Mlh.V
p
yxiatlon
journal:
?
Albert
M,
Beldlng,
Dead
In
Sab..
John,
Took
Leadinr
Plate
In
Affairs
For
Many
Years
SAINT
JOHN.
New
Brunswick.
jia
CP
(
Albert
M.
Beldlnx.
ttteran
Saint
John
newspaperman
formerly
editor
of
the
Saint
John
gur
later
edlrfr
ol
the
Evening
Times
t-
still
later
edltor-ln-chief
of
the
Telegraph-Journal
and
Evening
Timei-Olobe.
U
dead
alter
t
long
illness.
He
would
have
been
eighty
yean
ol
age
next
May
Bght
year"
W
he
retired
from
active
journalism,
continuing;
only
his
Hiram
Hornbean"
column
ol
rustic
philosophy.
A
striking
figure
In
the
development
of
Eastern
Canadian
Journal-
(Canttnuctl
on
Payc
Three)
Old,
Alberta,
Does
Not
Any
One
For
Tragedy
To
Infant
Aioerta.
Jan.
8:
(CP)
A
coroner's
Jury
here
has
found
that
three
baby
boys
died
In
a
local
nunlng
home
last
week
of
as
pnyxiation,
the
exact
cause
of
which
Is
unknown
Operator
r
the
nursing
home
are
absolved
of
blame
HER
DEATH
I
PRESUMED
Disposal
of
Estate
of
Amelia
Ear-hart
Tutman
Ordered
by
Los
Angeles
Court
INSURGENTS
i
L0SET0WN
Thousands
of
Rebel
Soldiers
Killed
and
Captured
in
Region
of
Valsequlllo
VALSEQUILLO,
Spain,
Jan.
:
(CP)
Government
troops
storm-ed
and
captured
this
strategically
Important
town
In
northwestern
Cordora
Province
today.
The
town
was
taken
at
noon
In
the
second
day
of
a
push
on
the
Et-tremadura
front
designed
to
relieve
Insurgent
pressure
in
Catalonia
where
Insurgents
are
hold-Ing
gains
made
on
Thursday
and
continuing
their
drive.
The
Spanish
government
claims
that,
in
the
Insurgent
retreat
in
this
region,
thousands
of
rebels
were
killed
and
captured,
Hitler
Taking
Another
Step
Dominating
Europe,
Czecho-Hungarian
Battle
On
A
Pf'l-IIlQI4fE
I
Border
City
of
Munkacs
Shelled
and
Fourteen
Killed
HiVVnDlijnUl
Threatening
Protests
and
Warnings
Arc
Issued
prjn
trn
mnni1
Ge-many
and
Italy
Advised
diAia
riiuvi
;
Most
Iter.
A.
A.
Sinnott
of
Winnipeg-
Refuses
To
Take
Back
What
(
He
Said
About
Germany
I
WINNIPEO.
Jan.
6:
CP
Most
(Rev.
A.
A.
Sinnott,
head
of
the
i
Reman
Catholic
archdiocese
ot
'Winnipeg,
refusing
to
retract
com-
ments
made
In
a
Christmas
season
'
HUNGARIANS
FOR
CANADA
Are
Coming
Over
to
Look
Into
Possibilities
ot
Establishing
Industries
BUDAPEST.Van.6r
CPI
A
mis
Factories
and
workmen
would
moved
from
this
country-
A
similar
mission
Is
going
Buenos
Aires
ln
South
America.
SPEND
ON
.
.
.ligation
mated
by
the
j$0Uth
Cleaning
the
AH-Can-
I"'"
&
Mnnlrh
arrpement
igreement,
the
government.
The
congress
'
re-stated
the
contention
that
the
two
most
important
problems
before
the
nation
are
national
unity
and
abolition
of
poverty.
to
WAR
ARM
How
President
Roosevelt
Would
Use
Huge
Sum
He
Has
Asked
For
WASHINGTON,
D.C..
Jan.
6:
CP
Much
of
the
vast
amount
of
money
budgeted
by
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
for
armaments
would
be
used
for
building
:
warplanes,
on
new
naval
construe-jtlon
and
on
Increasing
the
manpower
of
the
Army
and
further,
i
modernizing
Its
equipment.
adlan
Congress
of
Labor
urged
j
f
T
Ca.ftrm
Fink
IMS
today
In
Its
annual
submission
to
UJ
UlUI
111
IO
Clean-np
Is
Being
Made
of
Damage
Done
by
Floods
a
Few
Days
Ago
VANCOUVER,
Jan.
6:
(CP)
Southwestern
British
Columbia
and
Vancouver
Island
are
making
progress
with
the
clearing
up
of
dam-.,
j
i
i
it..
age
ana
aisoraer
cauwu
uy
heavy
rains
at
the
end
of
last
week
and
the
first
of
this
week.
New
Gov't
Post
Has
Been
Made
ometer,
29.58
(falling
rapidly)
Former
Calgary
Newspaperman
Is
temperature.
36;
sea
moderately
Appointed
Director
of
Publicity
rough.
For
Alberta
BERLIN,
January
6:
(CP)
Chancellor
Adolf
Hitler
was
regarded
by
competent
observers
today
as
having
taken
another
major
step
towards
realization
of
German
determination
to
dominate
Europe
east
of
the
Rhine.
This
is
believed
to
have
been
the
meaning
of
a
four
hour
meeting
yesterday
with
Col.
Joseph
Beck,
Polish
foreign
minister,
at
Berchtesgaden.
BUDAPEST,
January
6:
(CP)
The
Hungarian
gov-
address
regarding
religious
condi-1
ernment
toaay
reponea
iwo
tzecnosiovaKian
artillery
'ion.'
in
oernany.
has
made
public
bombardments
on
the
border
city
of
Munkacs
in
a
pitched
correspondence
between
himself
.
w
tie
between
Czechoslovak
and
Hungarian
forces.
Re-
rlT
Sr.:frHC
thY
Ps
of
a
battle
involving
cannon,
tanks
and
armored
cars
wctern
Canada
In
regard
to
tnei
,
v
i
ii
1,
i.
i.
matter
in
new
of
policies
being
gpread
a
wave
of
excitement
throughout
the
nation.
Mun-
nursued
In
Germany
it
was
a
a"
is
m
icmwry
uiai
wreuu-
Christmas
without
Christ-
there.
Slovakia
ceded
to
Hungary
two
ArchbUhop
Sinnott
sa'd.
It
was
months
ago.
Fourteen
persons
are
thl
that
drew
nrotest
from
the
reported
to
have
been
killed.
consul
general,
a
protest
which
the
The
Hungarian
Foreign
Office
Archbishop
feels
is
presumptive.
announces
that
a
strong
protest
has
been
made
to
Prague,
charging
vi
olation
of
Hungary's
border.
It
Is
said
that
the
German
and
Italian
legations
have
been
officially
in
formed
and
warned
that
"Hungary
waives
alt
responsibility
for
what
may
happec'
First
vaaue
reports
received
In
Prague
told
of
a
"number
of
brawls"
In
the
region.
A.
Hust,
In
a
Carpatho-Ukralne
TODAY'S
STOCKS
iOourtT
&
H
JcvhnMOD
Qo.)
Vancouver
Pacific
Nickel,
.20.
Big
Missouri.
.27.
Bralorne,
11.50.
Aztec.
.05
(ask
I.
Cariboo
Quartz,
2.35.
Dentonia;
.Co.
Golconda,
.06
(ask).
Mlnto.
.03,
Falrview.
.03
la.
Noble
Five.
.03
i-Pioneer,
2.55.
Porter
Idaho,
02J2.
Premier,
2.26.
Reeves
McDonald,
.26.
Reno.
..22.
Relief
Arlington,
.12.
Reward,
.05.
Salmon
Gold.
.10
ti.
Hedley
Amalg.,
.05
(ask).
Premier
Border,
01.
Sllbak
Premier,
1.75.
Home
Gold,
.00s8.
Orandvlew.
.06.
Indian,
.0114.
Quatslno,
.03
Vi-Oils
A.
P.
Con,
.26.
Calmont,
.60.
Freehold,
.063,4.
Hargal.
.18
task).
McDougal
Segur,
l.
Mercury,
.12.
Okalta,
1.58.
Pacalta,
.10.
Home
Oil.
3.45.
Triple
Island
Raining,
southeast
.1
r1
i
wind.
22
miles
per
hour?
moderate
EDMONTON,
Jan.
6:
(CP)
Tne
yv
gaUlcr
TOreCaSl
chop.
Alberta
government
has
created
Turner
isiand-Ttalnlncr
east,
th
now
nost
of
director
of
publl-
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Char
erly
wind,
sixteen
miles
per
hour;
city.
D.
E.
C.
Campbell,
former
lotte
Islands-
Strong
harometpr.
20
40!
temue'ratiire.
37:
Calcarv
newspaperman,
has
been
winds
or
gales,
cloudy
sea
choppy
appointed
t0
take
charge.
with
rain.
NEW
JUDGE
IS
JEWISH
Felix
Frankfurter
Has
Approval
of
American
Bar
Association
WASHINGTON,
D.C.,
Jan.
6:
(CP)
Felix
Frankfurter,
whose
appoint-
Late
in
tne
afternoon
military
ment
to
the
Supreme
Court
of
the
authorities
reported
an
"assault
of
United
States
was
announced
yes-Invaders"
had
bfen
repulsed
but
lerday
by
President
Franklin
D.
that
lntermjUcnt
-lhn
oT
Mun-
Roosevelt,
is
a
Jewish
Uberal.
fifty-;
,
"ta'cafSraa
continuing.
six
yea
of
a8e
and
has
been
a
Thi.
Huhearlan
efcarse
d'affalrs
staunch
advisor
on
the
New
DeaL
sion
of
Hungarian
Jews
Is
leaving
iy
at
Prague
loUsed
a:
protest
He
succeeds
the
late
Benjamin
Na-
foj
Canada
to
thvesUgate
possiblll-
witn
the
czechoslovaklan
govern-
tIjan
Cardoza
and
has
always
been
ties
of
settlement
and
establishing
ment
trut
Czechoslovak
an
admirer
of
Justice
Brandelsr
an-
lndustrlea
there.
The
Canadian
troops
had
jnTaded
the
region
of
other
Jewish
member
of
the
Su-
government
attitude
will
be
sound-
jjmjfcjjj
Czechoslovak
officers
at-
preme
Court.
Frankfurter
has
al-
ed
out.
Manufacture
of
farm
im-
tached
e
jolnt
Hungarian-
most
unanimous
approval
of
the
plements
is
mentioned
as
possioic.
rve-j.vat
border
deliminatlon
Amencan
aar
Association.
Ka
commission
have
been
ordered
to
the
scene
of
the
Incident.
Telford
Plans
City
Clean-up
communique,
said
that
fighting
be-
gaa
when
Czechoslovak
patrols
Declares
War
on
Bootleg,
Gambling
chased
Hungarian
terrorists
across
and
Immorality
In
Vancouver
the
border.
VANCOUVER.
Jan.
6:
(CP)
Mayor-Elect
Lyle
Telford
yesterday
declared
war
upon
gambling,
bootlegging
and
Immorality
In
'Vancouver.
Bootlegging
was
running
open
hi
Vancouver,
the
new
'mayor
said,
and,
if
necessary,
he
would
have
so-called
social
clubs
padlocked.
ALL
BANKS
TO
REPORT
Comptroller
of
Currency
In
United
States
Wants
to
Know
Their
Condition
As
On
December
31
WASHINGTON,
D.
C.
Jan.
6:
!
(CP)
The
comptroller
of
Unltea
!
States
Currency
has
Lssued
a
call
for
a
special
return
as
to
the
con-jdition
of
all
national
banks
ot
the
'country
at
the
colse
of
business
on
December
31.
ICity
Of
Halifax
'Is
Fined
Itself
'Failed
to
Shovel
Snow
Away
From
j
City
Hall
So
is
Mulcted
$2
HALIFAX.
Jan.
6:
(CP)
Several
Halifax
citizens
who
had
been
recently
fined
$2
for
falling
to
shoyel
snow
away
from
sidewalks
In
front
of
their
premises
had.
the
laugh
on
the
city
yesterday
when
civic
authorities
themselves
were
fined
$2
southeast
for
a
similar
Infraction
of
regula
and
mild
tlons.
There
was
failure
to
shovel
'snow
from
the
City
Hall
Sidewalks.
v?