jar
if
'if
A
'
i
't
'.it
'
a
rr
,
V,,
t
u:
uncut
they
were
called
toi
;n
a
'blafk-oui
around
'
between
mklnlahl
and
v
k
one
morning.
I
and
I
received
our
warn-,
about
12:30
and.
daahlnf
'
-
ii
made
our
way
to
the
living
Ute
small
parkin
the
car
wtiujj.''
Ftaneea
;
t
lather
and
ateter
here.
.
were
four
ambulances
for
k
each
one
having
a
flrat
.
ol
four
men
and
a
doc-
.!
the
way
In
a
private
jj,
max
....
u..t
u
.j
Um.
i
!Hier
private
ear
and
drtv
Mi.
'
U
sitting
cam.'
We
w
i
s'
.
'ild
Calamity
Jane
was
neoute
mrbed
In
antl
f.,rm'
of
fehakl-cftlored
w.irning.
peculiarly
exciting
While
waiting
for
thc
casualties
to
be
cleared
up
the
decontamination
squad,
dressed
In
heavy
one-
high
rubber
boats,
gauntlets,
maski
and
steel
helmets,
arrived
on
the
Utile
to
sweep
away
thc
gas
that
S,H1
lingered
from
the
pools
rn
the
road
of
cvlt-smclllng
stuff
that
rather
got
us
by
tho
throat
(Tan
and
I
slid
out
of
our
mnsks
for
f
breather)."
Miss
Rhoades
TUP
UfhnlA
rt
.1
n
...ntt
mi
n
,m
and
absolutely
unrcal-muto
fig-
1lt:.
a..
.
.
.
.
m
sniny
black
suits,
hcl
((
'ontinuvil
on
Vivjg
Three)
LINER
TO
.
.
..
ILn
the
ODinlon
of
the
Air
Raid
De
or,
l.oiiuay
wun
.
tneir
moincr
near
Aidcrshot.
hiiir-
ia-.-l7
-
-.-w-a--
m
w
-
a
m
a
a
a
w
a.
w
a
w
v
a,
a
f-,.
.
,
.
.
,
.
.......
...
.
"
i
""
..a...
.1
...........
M
...
.
..I
lllllllj.u
I
I
L.
..
.
i
i
...
.
j
,
two
daughters
of
Col.
William
Rhoades
of
Tor-
!jr
of
the
Ontario
Sold-
A
rommtsaior..
enrolled
annn
i
lTDPrn
firt-ld
car
drivers
un-
I
W
A
JXH
H
K
Air
Raid
Precautions.
Soon
lVli
1
Ul
IllY
PACIFIC!
Sir
Edward
Realty
Says
C.
P.
It.
Will
Not
llulld
New
Ships
At
Preent
Prices
VICTORIA.
July
22
CapUln
J.
l
finitely
horrible.
Three
of
Flndlay
of
the
Sil.
CaUla
reports
first
aid
ixirty
got
Into
the
that
a
reddish
brown
patch
of
dls-ta
k
$ra
-gaa
masks
sluuc
over
colored
water
was
sighted
not
far
I'.'
fJinulriAM
hv
tone
white
wib-
fmm
Prfnrr
Runert
on
the
trip
l
:
first
aid
klU.
bandage.-
north
shortly
after
noon
on
July
K
and
hot
water
bottle.
Thetis.
The
patch
covered
two
square
leader
of
Ute
party
waited
outside'
mil,
0f
the
ocean
and
It
Is
thought
1
orders.
Wc
heard
several
low
ms
possibly
the
result
of
the
tl
.niom
a
shprt
distance
way.Mrtiiqu.ike
recorded
at
the
observ-thf
u
our
leader
came
snriutlns
to
ninrv
hiri
on
the
the
nrevlous
day
V
M
W
J
'
W
-
m,
.
.
a
t
a
.
.
.iaen
i
1
.
ar
gave
directions
mi
dr.vet-
and
we
were
oft
Casualties
and
Gas
Wo
made
fairly
good
time
until
'
pped
by
a
warden
who
told
us
ti
and
bombs
were
ahead
of
us.
O;,
went
gas
masks
and
we
drove
the
contaminated
area.
An-Chei
warden
stopped
us
and
here
we
found
four
casualtlc
walling
or
it.
Thc
ouake
was
reported
450
miles
distant
from
Vancouver
probably
in
the
sea
but
no
direction
was
taken.
Predicts
Stiffer
Court
Sentences
SYDNEY.
N.
8..
July
22:
(CP)
i
.
a
...111
V
va
(a
H
Ea
carnally
had
o
papir
oicr
""""
-
each
patient
was
nronerly
and
wn,.MS
.""."1"
.
Quickly
attended
to.
splints
and
bandage
"uuiiKia
applied,
aynuea,
wuikiuk
walking
cases!
viwvi
victed
of
motor
vehicle
otfencci
at
Uie
closing
of
thc
Cape
Breton
.
.,
0i.
helped
to
the
car
behind
Uto
am-llV
'l
Z
a.
Hit
would
tn
1
Wl
a?
AAS
that
M
fl
t
fl
a
Ti
11
Duianco
and
others
carried
on
tretchers
to
thu
ambulance.
It
seem
war
Is
!
being
put
on
by
motorists
to
see
how
many
people
they
can
kill,"
the
Justice
said.
Welcome
Rains
In
Manitoba
Winnipeg.
July
22:
Welcome
i,.,
shnwers
have
come
uj
J
The
League
says:
'The
attack-ling
armada
will
be
the
product
of
-long
preparation
in
peacetime;
and
.their
detailed
operation
orders
will
be
worked
out
In
peacetime.
"Against
such
an
accumulation
of
long-prepared
effort
the
actlv-J
defence
can
do
no
more
than
(maintain
maximum
alertness
and
flexibility
it
cannot
pile
up
de
fence
In
reply.
But
civil
defence
can
Dy
careful
planning
and
vigorous
action
in
peacetime
civti
defence
can
steadily
build
'ip
strength
in
what
Is
the
very
ob
Jectlve
of
the
lightning
blow-
LONDON.
Juiy
22:-Str
Edward
"civilian
security
and
civilian
mor-Realty,
president
of
Uie
Canadian
pr
Pacific
Railway,
said
yesterdayj
ih.fnr.
la
an
essential
OHe
Of
Uie
DUChea
ShlPS
noV
Mr
,,,fi!l
nlannlnp
tilt
nlvtnr
twlwmi
Xlnntml
and
Oiip
.i-m
j
.
.
i.
-.
.wA..i.i
-
-
-
-
iciTiuan
ucimcc
vtuik
wc
miuuiu
fwe
bee
and
the
United
Kingdom
mayl,.
,n
mlnd
lh.
u
dl,unct
typei
'be
transferred
to
the
Pacific
ser-lo(
alr
warfare
against
which
we
i
-
-
f-
.
....
.....
,
vke
Such
a
move,
'
he
said,
was
))ave
uare
to
io
L
VTT
T
Prrnt
prieea
ilk-
w
f-itfeta
th
writer
r....j
.
na
.asssf
dMnnseahh
txiois
and
tanntteta
sel
ui't
m
maski
'
-
in
the
moat
Curious
Water
I
Off
Rupert
On
-tiled
-
MM
I
T
rp
.
"Viluesday
J
Last
Suggested
Might
Have
Been
Result
of
Earthquake
Reported
at
Victoria
it
numbers.
provide
(jiutiuc
uic
the
lightning
siimiui
rnomr
beesiMe
Uiere'
of
us
arid
plenty
of
room
undr
ronldcnltio'1
10
lmpToYe
tl,c
blow
and
the
tip-and-run
raiding
f,.r
fmr
mn
men
t
in
get
in
In
ad
and
nul
out
.of
normal
war..
glr
rAw1Lfxi
d
he
noped
that
,n
,ncrfaM.
Wfird
Krrnra
'
within
a
year
or
two
world
condl-
The
A.
R
P
L.
express
the
"
J-Li
in
the
Uoni
wouW
efficiently
stabil-,,.,.
cnlff
added
danger
from
alt
HnIl
fkLh
Ja,Uty
lhf
dlture
nt
raldJ
arUes
not
from
J
TCri
JSTSft
7a
Jt
lnLl
l""t
!"
modern
alrcarlt
rompar-
'
.......
TO
Willi
WHCiC
l
UlllCI
u
M
tliee
Important
routes
It
would
!raUier
n
the
vast
Increase
of
their
not
be
economic
to
build
them
at
even
thoujh
the
trHa'
Kew
Zea&nd
and
FIJI
were
bomber
.
The
bulletins
say
at
the
time
Oerroany
decided,
on
-1U
vast
building
program
no
wlllln
Lo
aW.
subsUntially
In
m,intpv
in
the
world
owned
bomb-
l!J,uI
oroeau
meeting
cotuructton
and
ube-erj
,n
numbera
comparable
with
ii'h
th-
wwrnln
rtren
ind
there
were
no
nvwhere-
"rowa
of
tM-mlr
f
ratV'
than
see
.
the
gWrw
of
trie
rdd
clt-
"A
tme
iittm
null
BlArinslv
ar
nslv
llaht
light'
uni
utM
v-.
'UiOS?
ucnnBiiy
uiaiuiu.
ru
uti-
ff-neral
gloom,
and
we
felt1
,a
v.w.
m.m.
uTiiihinir
tn
Captain
of
Catala
ittv
ew
wv
"-
-"--
ifioge
him
a
patriotic
rollj
mud
would
have
helped
toi
Vim
out
I
:ddenly
th
atren
walled
out,
many
merely
to
have
built
up
to
l
parity
with
other
countries,
it
de
clared,
would
have
raised
no
sucn
defence
problem
as
now
exists.
-
PANDORA
WRFXJKEI)
SEWARD,
AUka
The
eoast-
ninl
rnllfr
Mm-rU
nud
a
rush
acroM
the
Gulf
of
Alaska
under
forced
draft
to
aid
the
schooner
Pandora
bound
for
the
North
west
Passage,
that
grounded
and
j
is
full
of
water
off
Cape.
St.
,
Elias.
A
brief
message
asking
aid
was
received.
It
was
not
m
stated
but
it
is
believed
the
evangelist
explorer
Dr.
II.
F.
Ketlems,
his
daughter
and
four
others
are
safe.
WONDERFUL
PHENOMENA
VIILIA.MS
LAKH
B.C
No
traces
have
yet
Ibeen
found
of
the
meteor
which
flashed
over
thi
cattle
town
Thursday
and
exploded
shaking
houses
and
rat
tling
windows.
It
as
desc'IWd
as
a
great
ball
of
fire
which
flamed
through
the
sky
exploding
10.00J
fret
from
the
ground.
The
meteor
is
believed
to
have
fallen
in
the
Chllko
Lake
district,
one
hundred
miles
southwest
of
hrr.
The
blast
rumbled
for
a
full
minute
sending
residents
harrying
out
of
doors,
to
investigate.
It
was
believed
the
same
meteor
which
thousands
from
Seattle
to
Prince
George
watched
in
Its
flaming
course.
LOST
IN
COLLISION
qUEREr
The
Signal
service
reported
today
that
at
least
four
pervms
aboard
IhertTer
schooner
Grand
Island
are
missing
after
the
tiny
vcs!
bad
collided
with
an
unlrtenttiticd
freichter
la
miles
uprnrer
In
the
St.
WIN
AND
LOSS
IN
TENNIS
Montreal
Man
Leads
Cuban
In
Second
Game
But
Toronto
Man
-
Loses
First
Tomorrows
Tides
Weather
Forecast
H
6:21
a.m.
17.0
ft.
Prince
Rupert
and'
Queen
Char-lotte
18M3
p.m.
19.1
ft.
Islands
Fresh
to
strong
south
L
0:09
ajn.
58
ft.
east
to
southwest
winds,
tloudy
and
12:16
pjn.
6.2
ft.
moderately
warm,
with
showers.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
No.
170
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C..
SATURDAY,
JULY
22,
1939.
PRICE:
5
CENTS
Operating
In
Darl
os
Canadian
Girls
Take
Par
Manoeuvres
Near
Aldek'n
England
Drove
Ambulance,
Wore
(ins
Masks
'
r-
I..
A
t
V
iisilliiiiis
iii
Jiuirtii'ii
nrvu
vi
Aid
lo
Injured
'cd
up
Four
T.l?nNTO..Iillv
2li:
f
CIM
To
trivt
nn
ntniiii1nnrf
in
vra
trif
ih
many
n
girl's
dream
of
serving
her
country
but
.
.
:..
1
1.'
rp..:
Hi
i
i.
t
it
I
arauiHii-uurn
riuiitw
um
iuiw
miuitiis
u
is
i
rcautv
t:
n'.iionenre
in
puHcuiimi'
tuo.
MORALE
IS
OBJECTIVE
People
of
British
Hies
Given
Idea
Of
Mast
Attack
and
Assaults
From
Sky
Dy
GUY
E.
RHOADES
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
LONDON.
Jury
22:
(CP)
Civil
defence
rather
than
acUve
defence
Is
the
true
answer
to
the
Oermcn
air
strategy
of
"lightning
blow
Bulletins
PLANS
FOR
NEW
BOARD
1
D.
B.
Finn.
Formerly
of
Prince
Ru-
pert
Heads
Marketing
Orgsnl-zation
to
Aid
Eastern
Fishermen
OTTAWA,
July
22
Wide
exten
sion
of
the
government's
many-
To
to
Investigate
invesxigaie
the
me
mamewnK
marketing
u
Q'
plans
for
the
orderly
marktln?
of
fish
with
a
view
tc
bringln
rreater
returru
to
the
producer
and
exporter,
and
to
stud?
and
recommend
methods
of
curing
and
paeklng.
Including
inspection,
to
attain
uni
rehabilitation
of
the
industry
and
the
reytoraUon
of
markets.
Under
surh
terms
and
conditions
which
ensure
thst
any
assistance
reaches
the
fishermen
nroducers
the
board
rrav
give
assistance
to
exnorters
to
an
amount
not
exeeedinsr
?5
ner
cn
nf
th
value
of
exnorted
fish.
snh
asslstihee
to
be
made
from
thr-
Doronrlatton
bv
authority
of
the
Oovernor-ln-Council.
Maritime
Hardship
For
manv
yea:c
the
vaiting,
dry-
Really
Getting
Somewhere
In
Regard
To
Alaska
Highway
Is
Opinion
Of
Representative
j
Warren
Macnuson.
Chairman
of
U.S.
Section
of
Commission
Says
No
Difficulty
in
Raisins
Money
For
The
Project
SF.ATTT.F.
.Tnlv
92;
frPi
Enroute
to
Victoria
for
sided
program
of
aaaistance
to
the
the
meeting
of
the
international
joint
highway
commis-
luiuiiii
iimiuura
ui
Kaiwu.
110n
dealing
wun
ine
propuseu
n.iaKa
muwwa.v
jnujet.,
-
-
Ln-,the.,reccntly
""rf
Representative
Warren
JIagnuson
of
Seattle,
chairman
of
.nTnMZ
the
American
section,
said:
"After
all
these
years
of
'ey
of
Halifax
and
Captain
wiiiiam
omotv
talk
we
feel
that
we
are
really
getting
somewhere.
...
tr
w
rt
ssssaMsaesaaiM
Tisk
finoHI'in
nrA
TTnitffrf
Rtat
Deal
of
Lunenberg.
Hon.
J.
E.
Ml-
:haud.
Minister
of
Fisheries,
revealed
today.
salt
fish
in
the
export
trade,
and
to
KllUdUl?
explore
all
possibilities
of
opening
5
un
new
marketing
outlets:
to
devise
Wrecked
I
SHANGHAI.
July
22:
(CP)
A.
F.
Wilson,
formerly
of
Phil-
artplnhta
and
a
Chinese
were
killed
tonight
in
a
terrorist
form
grades
for
the
various
mar-
.
Cnlne$e
atUck
on
tWQ
ngu
"t.
the
8ilt
Fish
Board
was
creat-
..
,
which
.uu
,r
ed
by
the
last
session
of
Parliament.
Backed
bv
an
aooronrHvn
of
$8,000,000.
sa.uuu.uuii.
provided
pn
In
u.
the
sue
Fisheries
t
age
newspapers
support
the
Chaing
Kal
Shek
govern-
1
ment.
Wilson
was
surrounded
4
and
shot
by
the
terrorists
as
they
ned
aIter
wretking
thc
4
estimates,
tne
uoara
win
sees
inr
.
.
...
building.
The
terrortsts
are
reported
to
have
escaped
after
i-
a
running
gun
battle
with
the
police.
Are
Lookine
For!
section
meet
In
Victoria
Monday
and
Mr.
Magnuson
said
the
United
States
state
department
gave
him
carte
blanche
authority
to
proceed.
He
said
he
did
not
think
there
would
be
any
difficulty
in
the
United
States
in
regard
to
raising
funds
for
the
highwny
If
Congress
can
work
out
any
reasonable
kind
of
formula.
:
PROGRESS
TOWARDS
MANAGER
Jaint
Committee
To
Co-Operate
With
City
Commissioner
In
Preparing
To
Take
a
Vote
Evidently
progress
is
being
mad?
in
the
direction
of
securing
the
future,
administration
of
the
city
r.i'.v
a
city
manager.
Word
hai
r4iirTO
Mafonr
Thaf
bccn
reived
in
the
city
that
the
HUgC
1UCICU1
lliai
minister
of
municipalities
has
In-
Fell
In
South
structed
the
city
commissioner
to
prepare
a
list
or
voters
from
.Uit
I
property
owners,
licence
holder?
and
pickitn?
of
fish
uch
as
.
.and.
ratepayers,
lncradlng
those
who-
Sg
d.
hake.
hftrttfYnd
Tnackeral
VANCOUVER;
Jury22:-Seareh
is
ni
h
n
isT.nHp
being
made
for
the
huge
meteor
was
a
branch
of
the
fishing
Indus-
fQr
of
try
which
provided
a
main
source
or
me
eors
seen
Wednesday
night
e
commlUee
d
the
of
livelihood
for
a
majority
of
the
ana
wn
en
k
is
now
tnougni
may
Cnamber
of
cmerce.
Junior
Marltlmes
fishermen.
A
Urge
part
have
fallen
in
Central
British
Col-
Qambett
Merchants
aso-
of
the
market
for
the
products
was
umbla.
It
was
reported
from
near
ciaUon
-.j
and
in
the
West
Indies.
South
America
n
VancItranH
fa?
CouncU
has
been
asked
by
tb
hat
the
meteor
was
andthat
and
Mediterranean
countries.
As
a
mlnLr
to
.
wlth
th,
ini.rr,-,nnn.-i
Poonomle
't
or
part
of
It
fell
Into
the
Comox
,
,
.
:
.
,K.
..A
disturbances,
disturbances,
and
ana
other
omer
factors,
iaciors,
the
me
"arbor
a
-
Royston.
-"
"
was
"
"
seen.
:
a
a
preliminary
elimlna
'
meeting
meetlng
la5t
last
nlght
night
sion
to
build
on
the
Oerman
scale
.
f.h
lndu.trv
suffered
from
accompanied
by
dlsUnct
nimb-
could
only
have
been
taken
alter
HAVANA.
July
22:
-EUls
Tarn
s
-
at
and
at
or
'
h7
J"
profound
coaslderatlon
of
a
new0f
Montreal
In
tne
secona
uav
"
near
Williams
Lake.
It
was
ex-
.
.i
-.
i
.,
.
,.u
.,nh
ru-,
rt-nn
1V10
maritew.
,,
,
uiu.
i
.t
mo
aaie
nas
Deen
set
lor
un
strawOT
presumauiy
mc
n
uup
imh.h
!
-
h
of
.n.
methods
un-
v""'-
rcum
-
..
..
.
I
1
.
.
I
l!
I
I
.
i
.
.
1
.
T
A
n.
.
n
w.
T
K
1wr
...w
-
-
.
ll
I
I
J
V.
.
w
A
of
DllUDierg.
or
-
UKmning
uiu'
iirsi
sex
lumi
ut.u
Michauds
dlr-
TerJ
far
iar
atty
away
It
"
la
"
Srtm
The
League
claims
that
even
the
second
by
tne
same
score
aim
b-anches
of
the
us
a
distinct
eann
snocx.
the
lightning
blow"
had
not
be
come
a
habitual
Idea
In
the
Oerman
military
circles.
It
must
be
clear
from
thc
great
site
ol
the
n.rmnn
nir
flwt
that
a
main
part
of
their
strategy
was
a
design
Toronto
6-1.
6-2,
6-2.
that
m
event
of
a
conflict
the
new
aerial
wrapon
would
procure
victory
before
the
war
could
settle
In-n
.
nminriMl
xtj-iimle
in
which
K
J
A
H"-
,
such
weapons
as
the
blockade
ef-l
f?tfd
bv
Britain
and
France
in
at
about
2,000
planes
with
three
times
as
many
held
in
re-.
serve.
It
Interpreted
this
as
meaning
the
Reich
could
send
between
1,000
and
1,500
bombers
to
Britain
In
successive
waves
In
the
early
stages
of
a
conflict
It
did
not
anticipate
that
all
the
planes
would
arrive
togethet
os
such
a
fleet
would
Involve
too
i?rrat
a
problem
in
formation
fly
ing,
it
suggested,
however,
groups!
of
about
30
planes
Domomg
popii-
Mother
n
lous
centres
every
nour
con
tinuously
could
cause
about
33,-
noo
cAsualUos
the
lirst
aay,
in
cluding
about
11.000
killed.
Thc
League
draws
a
dlstlncton
between
thc
mass
attack
it
would
expect
at
the
start
of
a
conflict
and
the
"normal"
raiding
of
an
enduring
war
In
which
smaller
numbers
of
aircraft
would
be
In
volved.
It
says
the
mass
attack,
iiwp
jinv
other
major
operation
would
almost
disregard
losses,
but
tlwt
It
must
succeed
quickly
or
not
at
all,
because
In
thc
long
run
it
would
prove
too
great
a
strain
on
personnel
and
equipment.
The
Prince
Rupert
Medical
As-
SSL
S
wU
hclp;
in.
nation
has
completed
insula
Aitiiuiuuu
UteWiS
r
S
at
'.c
new
hos
hnnlLil
Ibl
nf
ot
premtc
nrviir
l"C
'"'"nt1
n
a
industry,
where
uniformity
Mother
Of
Local
Mah
Dies
In
South
NANAIMO,
July
22:
Mrs.
Annls
Jemima
Hodgson,
elghty-three
crease
the
yield
o
or
Rm
grain
n
1
in
m
pioneer
lady
of
this
province.
Near
uranaon
wic
Wum
-.v-----.
-
-.
-
w.o,n,i
tmle
proportions.
There
have
also
been
showers
in
mo
nelghborhoixl
of
Rcslna.
the
flusi-bowl
of
the
past
few
years.
t
n,o
mi
nir
nf
the
iiosnitai
cnv
and
wmow
oi
me
iaic
ex.
f
j
,tSV
IM
-
-Q
f
t
.
ti,a
iriaf
niohf.
Thtv
arfl
nl.'Miwor
llodcson.
died
yesterday,
DUUIU
tJi
"
-
I
putting
in
lockers
and
furnishing
The
son,
Herbert,
lives
at
rrincc,
,
-
.
In
1
,
.
.
knlMlnn
PtirUM-f
tneir
own
luvm
nc
uuuuuii,
.
rtf
nrrvHnrt
niti
rifvplnnmen
t
m.n'
.
nu
sale?
methods
resulted
in
great
in,
Uie
opniu.
"'r""
K-.f.l.
benefits
to
to
the
hP
nrimar
primary
Morales
defeated
Bruce
Hall
Halibut
Sales
0f
producers.'
led
to
the
introduction
oi
me
irgis-
'lation
by
the
minister
at
the
last
,
.
.
.
i
i
i
i
i
i
i
1
session
session
wntcn
wntcn
now
now
is
veins
wik
iiic
unaer
me
aireciion
oi
me
mrcc
.
SU!J
A.
members,
each
of
whom
is
well
-.v
"';
said
7"u
to
have
"';
taking
of
the
vote
but
It
Is
ex-very
.
Trawler
To
Be
Survey
Vessel
ton,
has
been
presented
to
the
United
States
Bureau
of
Fisheries
the
Great
War
could
be
used.
and
"V
to
T7c
and
sic.
LTO
Vh'
d
the
Uorp0r:
Clipper
11.
Federal
Bureau.
Under
under
a
a
Federal
Federal
grant.
grant.
$125,000
5125,000
time
so
that
thc
matter
may
be
before
the
Legislature
at
the
com-,
ing
fall
session.
1
The
city
commissioner
states
definitely
that
this
will
be
his
'last
year
In
office.
.mic-.
BOSTON
Jujy
22:
ICP)
The
n
,
.
T
.
mented
by
the
boards
appoint-
13.year
old
steam
trawler
Harvard.
DHtaUl
INOt
ment.
lalrt
nn
fnr
snmp
time
at
East
Bos-.
The
bulletin
estimated
Oer-
Canadian
130.000
pounds,
6J2c"
'"'
"
rinTCdiate
a"n
Wm
uiw.-
rf.n0ih
.
.
.
....
U1
meet
Immediately
v.
and
ana
launch
launcn
.
scientific
career
as
a
survey
ves-
uinu,
9
,
about
....lanaac
iu
.
thorough
and
comprehensive
i
sel
al
for
fM.
th
the
Vprf.
a
i
i
tv.
a
w
flra",w"
.
study
siuayoimc
of
the
salt
wu
fish
lunmuujHj.
industry,
un
Yukon.
25.000.
Pacific.
73c
e
and
rfr
th
.
nowers
conferred
conferred
on
on
It
It
b:
by,
Planning
Any
Appeasement
LONDON.
Julv
22:
It
Is
officl-
w.-
,77,.
..
,
i
,
5-5C.
...
.
ihl
'
L
the
board
may
study
for-
?
'"r
",
have
been
made
by
Great
Britain
Eastern,
11.000,
AUin,
7.7c
ana
and
undertake
the'
ri
t"
t"
i
"
""
;i,",:n
regard
to
setUlng
the
Danzig
5.5c.
mn(inn
f
nanadian
fish
In
.
"
situation.
No
approaches
have
been
Tilicum,
16.000,
Cold
Storage,
7.5c
;teVln
addition
to
tak-
iST
yZ
,,2
and
55c-
sUblUty.lLVfcnj
becoming
disturbed
at
the
report
'tng
steps
to
bring
about
EroUnds.
Canadian
Industry.!"1
fmuA
Si
the'"13
a
ncw
ot
W"
in
the
and
unUormlty
replace
Joan
W.
II..
40.000.
Cold
Storage.
Met
of
not
more
'..I,
ii
,?
L
.
Z
i
about
to
be
adopted.
,7-3C
nntl
DC.
ii
au.x.
wwst-tAt-
-.
r-anfocan
1
,
n
rx
6.3c
and
5c.
,UW,
AUin,
ana
.
.
fUhprmpn.nmdupers.L..
u...
..uiw
.
11,500,
Pacific.
6.6c
and
5c.
1
board
Tcenlc
Mllly,
15,000.
Cold
Storage
,'uw"
D.S.T..
6,000,
Booth,
6.2c
and
5c.
Pair
of
Jacks,
8,000,
Royal,
6.5c
and
5c.
Fannie
F..
8,000.
Pacific,
6.6c
and
5c.
Joe
Baker.
7,000,
Booth,
6.2c
and
5c.
Skeena
M.
II..
7,500,
Cold
Storage.
6.6c
and
5c
Relief.
10.000,
Atlln,
7c
and
5c.
vann-u
v
-
------
i
"f
j
UUU
llU.il.
vs
JU3
tuut
su
u-s.
and
all
serving
without
remunera-
to
the
Navy
Department
in
1932
tion.
may
be
appointed
by
the
after
a
cut
In
appropriations
made
lit
impossible
for
the
Bureau
to
Career
crate
her.
Dr.
D.
B.
Finn
F.C.I.C..
has
had;
..
nn
nntsfaindlnir
career
in
the
Fish-
TO
WRONG
PALACE
erles
service.
Following
graduation,
LONDON,
July
22:
(CP)
Taxl-
wlth
the
degree
of
bachelor
of
driver
George
Long
gasped
when
nucii
science
science
and.
ana.
later,
later,
master
masicr
oi
ui
science
sticutc
a
a
purposeful
purposeiui
looking
looKing
man,
man,
Piped
Ashore
.From
Cardena
'At
Local
Dock
There
was
an
Interesting
scene
....
.
.
lotwMirrt
the
steamer
Cardena
,
this
stars
,
,
.
1
.
iu.
tti.,.h,.
xr-iiKn
j
-
j
x.1.
..
i
morninz
on
her
arrival
from
van-
he
engaged
In
fisheries
research
for
ordered
"Drive
me
to
Buckingham
and
way
ports
with
about
the
federal
authorities.
Still
later.
i
Palace."
George
eased
his
car
into
ftv
rQUnd
trlP
Passengers
aboard.
riinr
hi
Phn
at
nAm-Utrirf
T.Mi,,(in
.n1,i.,ri
For
Prince
Rupert
was
Miss
Puray,
bridge,
he
resumed
this
work
aswhere
worried
attendants
were
the
new
X-ray
specialist
for
the
director
of
the
Pacific
Experiment-
8lad
to
see
the
man
back.
Wnce
Rupert
General
Hospital.
.
:
..
.
.
.
.n
Mirvan
Ilia
nanrr
nlonlr
was
nut
nut
al
Station
at
rnnce
nupen.
in
t'
i
w.v
he
was
transferred
to
the
Atlantic
j
,a
guara
oi
nonor
ww
iwiutu
n,
m.i
i..
c
.in.nr.f
1
ctotiMi
nf
riAvpinnnipnr
nt
rn.nnpraiivp
mark-
isnuiiieDoara
uiajets
wuu
vitcu
which
he
is
the
director
at
present.
He
is
considered
one
of
the
most
capable
experts
in
the
department's
service.
Mr.
Mclnerney,
who
also
lives
In
Halifax,
Is
secretary
of
the
United
1
.
ivSltV
a
V
w
sv
vaBHvaiay
aaaaoaav
r
etlng
and
purchasing
plans.
In
his
j
sticks
and
led
by
a
piper
the
lady
position
on
the
board
he
will
repre
sent
the
Atlantic
"Inshore"
fishermen
and
co-operative
groups.
Capt.
Deal,
who
resides
In
Lunenberg
but
who
is
known
throughout
the
in-
was
piped
ashore
in
regal
manner,
all
the
passengers
following.
J5
was
a
picturesque
event.
Going
south
on
the
steamer
Car-
.,m
inh.rmii
nn
nrian!.i-
dustrv.
both
In
Canada
and
the
Un-
tdena
this
trip
are
W.
H.
Stewart
AtlClt
l
a(44t
A
IdllVIMIMS)
V
tr
'
-
-
--
I
-
.i
icitim.
nnrt
Matrrtai.n
lted
States,
will
represent
the
deep
and
Mr.
Yardley
for
Vancouve?
WUU
VI
iiiMtmuitv
'
"
-
"
.
...
island
fishermen.
In
recent
years,
sea
flsiwtmeti
in
the
salt
fish-In-
he
has
played
a
leading
role
in
the
dustry
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Herbert
Laughton
for
Campbell
River.