Tomorrows
Tides
HZ
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No.
59.
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5:52
a.m.
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VI1
TORIA,
Marcn
11:
II
I
.
the
proposed
settlement
Eudetrn
Chechoslovakian
y
.
OritUh
Columbia
lands.
T
D.
Pattullo
said
that
he
sscd
the
matter
with
the
:
Paiiflc
Railway
colont-n
it
and
who
had
notob-b
wig
a
settlement
on
prill
public
lands
were
vernment
favored
dlstrl-'
nhe
settlers
rather
than
in
one
group.
yam
Liicucu
no
i
T
II
1
I
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nnrnfCHV
Monn
I
lil
I
I
L.1
U1L
I
M.
A
M
A
p.
R,
I!
Mrthnle
Continues
as
Chancellor
of
IJ.B.C.
In
Vanrouver
VER.
March
11:
CP-
R
MrKechnle.
prominent
.
ouver
surgeon,
has
to
(J
as
chancellor
of
the
x,
h
Id
since
1918.
14
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ZiOOLiO
111
VANCOUVER
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.
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,
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i.i
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wn
.iicivenue.
rormer
amimris
Hotel
Proprietor
and
Commit'
I
t
i
-
pi-
Doner,
Dies.
Tlirns
March
10:
-
Word;
.
&
in
Smlthers
Thurs-,
r
death
of
John
Mc-j
1
hi
home
In
Vancouver.
K
iie
was
a
resident
of
I
r-r
many
years
and
was
i
operator
of
the
8ml-1
tr
'"1
He
was
alo
one
of
commissioners
for
sev-11c
was
well
known
by
in-le
of
friends
throughout
t
who
will
rcrct
to
hear
fxing.
McKenzle
leaves
tw0
sons.
O
and
Oeorge.
both
resident
uvcr
and
a
daughter
In
.j.
Mrs
McKenzlc
passed
;
Vancouver
about
three
VETS
TO
ASSIST
Thai.
t
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t.
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.
I
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I
.urn
.iiaimumiY
mr
iniruiai
War
Service
In
Canada
OTTAWA,
March
11:
(CP)
x
service
men's
associations
1
nada
have
undertaken,
as
a
voluntary
effort,
a
national
or
Canada"s
400.000
war
vct-i
it
is
announced.
The
to
gather
Information
on
the
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nnn
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1
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rvlce
men
who
are
available,
it
the
constituted
authorities
trguard
Canadian
Internal
se-
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In
(hi
pvont
nf
lianver
from
iy
action.
n
.
m
w
m
m
m
u
-
"Inh
winds
on
the
coast.
It
Is
frately
cold
In
the
Interior.
I'rlnee
Rupert
and
Queen
Char-e
Islands
Fresh
to
strong
Ulhfin.i
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....
.
ii.
--".usk
wuiQs.
snniinir
10
norm
't
cloudy
and
moderately
cold
Know
or
sleet,
.wt
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island
lrong
south
to
soulhurt
u-lnrf
or
ales,
rlnnrf
.
-i
uuu
toui
wiiii
ruin
ui
hi
sieet.
1
i
rc-vJh-ir
"
'
t
Thi
nrv
man
Khows
nrooosed
routes
In
British
Columbia
for
the
projected
Alaska
Highway
That
to
the
right
would
run
northward
.
From
Flnlay
Forks
to
which
point
the
Omlneca
mining
road
northward
from
Vanderhoof
through
Fort
St.
James
has
almost
been
completed.
The
route
to
the
left
has
two
branches
at
the
south,
one
starting
from
Jlazelton.
the
other
from
Kltwanga.
There
Is
much
debate
as
to
the
merits
of
the
two
routes.
Naturally.
Prince
Rupert
favors
the
most
westerly.
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FINAL
BULLETINS
VANCOtTVKR.
FIRE
TODAY
VANCOUVER
Damage
estimated
at
from
$20,000
to
$10.-000
wis
done
today
by
lire
which
destroyed
the
upper
two
floors
of
a
four-storey
warehouse
on
Hamilton
Street
which
was
occupied
by
several
firms
Including
the
Love
Furniture
Manufactur-
'nC
L'
UPHOAK
IN
CHAMBER
PARIS
There
was
uproar
In
the
French
Chamber
of
Deputies
today
with
cries
of
"murderers
and
traitors-
as
the
Spanish
refugee
situation
was
discussed.
It
Is
estimated
that
the
refugees
are
costing
France
$183,000
per
day
to
keep.
PAPAii
STATE
SECRETARY
VATICAN
CITV
Tope
Plus
today
appointed
Cardinal
Lulcl
Maglloni.
former
papal
nuncio
to
Tarls
for
twelve
years,
as
fapal
Secrelary
of
"State
succeeding
himself
(Pope
Pius).
The
appointment
Is
expected
to
be
pleasing
to
democratic
countries.
Particularly
France.
TO
CONTROL
PROFITS
OTTV
Defence
Minister
Ian
Mackenzie
last
night
defence
contract
profits
It
would
Introduced
a
bill
to
control
defence
purchasing
board
to
handle
all
con-tracts
create
a
four-man
of
more
than
$5000,
limiting
profits
to
five
per
cent.
BUDGE
BEATS
PERRY
NFW
YORK
Don
Budge
trounced
Fred
Perry
easily
6-1,
tennis
tour
last
night.
of
a
professional
6-3,
6-0
In
the
opening
WALES
BEATS
IRELAND
BELFAST
Wales
defeated
Ireland
seven
to
nothing
in
International
rugby
today.
STALIN
IS
CRITICAL
MOSCOW-Joseph
Stalin,
in
an
address,
today
denounced
and
ridiculed
orelgn
policies
of
democracies
and
dictatorship.,
alike.
Russia,
he
said,
would
follow
Its
own
course
and
wou
d
contlict
with
Germany
In
order
to
not
become
Involved
In
any
pull
British
and
French
fat
out
of
the
lire
.Russia
s
policy
was
Sue
of
peace
and
business
relations
with
all
countries
and
the
building
up
of
armed
and
naval
strength.
FRANCO
AT
MADRID
BURC.OS-Oeneral
Francisco
was
today
making
final
pre-paratlons
offensive
to
conquer
Madrid
and
br
nf
an
for
a
great
Z
1.
!7he
WI
ar
n
his
own
term.
It
was
reported
that
he
had
already
launched
an
attack
on
Madrid.
LONDON.
March
It:
CPi-Sir
Klngsley
Wood,
Secrefary
for
Air.
Time
Being
Limited
in
House
Ottawa
Some
Exception
Is
J
Taken
of
,
CALGARY.
March
11:
CPi
An
The
matter
being
brought
up
by
Dr.
R.
O.
Large,
the
board
of
dlr-
"
i
Something
Must
Be
Done
To
Reduce
Number
of
Accidents
In
British
Columbia
A
communication
from
the
Workmen's
Compensation
Board,
read
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
MARCH
11,
1939.
GREATEST
PROGRESS!
L
?
Powerful
In
Air
Than
None
More
Conslructlon
o(
New
opUl
Well
Great
Britain,
Declares
Sir
Kingsley
Wood
Advanced
.Now
at
Ma?e
iuere
Colors
Are
Being
Decided
Progress
of
construction
of
thei
board
seeking
allotment
of
a
room
In
the
new
hospital
for
use
of
the
provincial
tuberculosis
clinic
on
its
visits
here
and
also
for
use
of
Dr.i
R.
O.
Large
In
carrying
out
pneu-
mothorax
treatments
in
connection
with
the
tuberculosis
centre
here.j
Speaking
to
the
matter.
Dr.
Large
said
such
a
room
would
be
used
on-j
lly
occasionally
and
could
be
avail-j
able
for
other
purposes.
The
board!
decided
against
tying
uo
any
room
for
the
purpose
at
this
time
but
5
,
Hospital,
so
tiT
at
ItX
Its
mEr
St
jested
night,
set
a
cash
fee
of
$3
for
x-ray
examinations
In
connection
with
silicosis
tests
for
miners.
The
reg-
..I.
n
Hh.
m
fin
anrl
Vt
I
o
wo
O
the
department
to
purchase
what
furnishings
would
be
needed
as.
undoubtedly,
some
arrangements
would
be
made
after
completion
of
.
,
.7.
,?
.
work
the
"
building
to
.
provide
the
neces
often
difficult
for
men
seeking
-ln,
in
mines
to
pay.
Dr
Urge
explain-
'
mlght
b
ea.
it
is
necessary
io
wave
a
c.cu
.
.
nf
nf
th.
bill
.
...
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i
.
i
m
1UUUU
ttlr
V
ttM
v
vw
irom
silicosis
oeiore
or
nealtn
corridors.
.
.
c
mpUjuneitt
can
be
obtained
In
mines.
Heretofore,
the
tests
have
been
made
by
the
travelling
tuberculosis
clinics
but
It
was
now
proposed
to
have
them
carried
out
by
local
doctors.
Safety
Campaign
Being
Advocated
commodious
TODAY'S
WEATHER
Prince
Rupert
Part
cloudy.
southeast
wind,
fourteen
miles
pei
hour:
barometer,
29.50
isteady);
temperature,
34;
sea
choppy.
I
Triple
Island
Showers,
sleet
and
l
!
rain,
southeast
wind,
eighteen
mile:
j
per
hour;
sea
choppy.
1
Langara
Island
Broken
clouds
snow,
southeast
wind,
five
miles
per
hour;
barometer.
29.43;
temperature.
32;
moderate
swell
Dead
Tree
Point
Overcast,
light
snow;
barometer,
29.50;
temperature,
33;
light
swell.
Rull
Harbor
Ralnlnz.
southeast
at
last
night's
meeting
of
the'
wlnd,
ten
miles
per
hour;
barome-
hospltal
board,
referred
to
the
Increasing
number
of
accidents,
resulting
in
death
and
suffering,
in
ter,
29.64;
temperature,
34;
light
swell.
Alert
Bav
Overcast,
southeast
(Industrial
occupations
In
this
prov-jwmtjt
f0ur
mics
per
hour;
barom-
mce
wun
me
suggestion
was
eter
29.81;
temperature,
34;
ngm
there
should
be
a
safety
cam-
rippie.
palgn
with
particular
stress
upon
Estevan
Raining,
westerly
wind,
accident
prevention
and
first
aid.
ihteen
miles
per
hour;
barometer.
Unless
there
was
a
decrease
in
09,72.
accidents,
ninety
percent
of
.which
victoria
Cloudy,
southerly
wind,
were
attributable
to
the
personal
.
ten
mue&
per
hour;
barometer,
29.-f
actor
and
manv
of
which
could
...
-
10.
be
avoided
with
reasonable
prccau-
Vancouver
Cloudy,
southerly
tlons.
compensation
assessments.
,,,,
,i1ps
npr
hour:,
barom-
der
to
meet
compensation
payment
Pr'lnce
George
Clear,
southerly
(increases
which
haa
oeen
macn;
iby
new
legislation.
(Continued
on
Pago
Two)
141
Sti?
Macey's
Coffee
House
PRICE:
5
CENTS
AM,,
Highway
r
jSTRENGTO
BUILDING
Czechoslovakia
O
nee
Again
Is
Focal
Point;
Act
By
Hitler
Possible
:says
that
Great
Britain's
air
new
Prince
Rupert
General
ipH
Slovaks
Becoming
Even
More
Outspoken
in
Dcman
1
All
CiJ&
trt
M
llVff
SV
SS.iaVV-V
Wt
S1
U
UHUUlj
SSA-7
"V
sywWAAVM
(
I
world
and
Is
rapidly
increasing.
:.
1
Calgary
Has
Flu
Epidemic
Teachers
as
Well
as
Pupils
Schools
Hard
Hit
by
Malady
point
where
outside
and
Interior
painting
and
decorating
win
soon;
be
commencing.
It
was
reported
to
.
Independence
Despite
Czech
Move
to
Check
Them
LONDON.
March
11:
(CP)
The
British
press
today
the
.hospital
board
at
it.
ruiir
Fees
jn
the
strife
between
Czech
and
Slovakia
authorities,
:lZo?l
which
yesterday
led
President
Hacha
of.
Czechoslovakia'
ine
committee
Plastering
and
tile
'to
dismiss
me
aiovaK
premier
anu
nis
ministers
ana
ue
work
Is
now
about
completed.
The
outside
color
of
the
new
hospital
will
be
about
the
same
as
the
new
federal
building.
All
Inside
woodwork
will
be
of
cream
as
a
basis
with
finishing
colors
of
the
clare
martial
law
in
a
number
of
Slovakian
cities,
very
definite
elements
of
another
European
crisis.
The
hand
.
!
of
Chancellor
Adolf
Hitler
is
seen
Back
At
School
epiaemic
oi
inuuenu
vs
pUster
t0
wtUed
upon
later.
The
Vv
-of
teachers
as
well
as
;
pupils
In
Cal-
J
room
and
LrOWnillS
Jwere
no
less
than
y
bstltute
The
tMn
br
tne
part-,
teachers
In
the
s:hools
of
the
cUy.
lnd,an
Afalrs
of
a
t
LAUSANNE,
ilarch
11:
of
MOM
towards
the
corstruetlon
Reuters)
Kins
Ananda
of
TODAY'S
STOCKS
i
OounT
a
D.
Johnxoo
Oo.l
Vancouver
Big
Missouri,
1.
Bralorne,
110.-Carlboo
Quaru)
23.
Dentonia,
.03.
Falrview.
.05.
Gold
Belt,
.58,
Hedley
Mascot,'
U8.
Mlnto.
.02.
Pend
Oreille,
1A0.
Pioneer,
255.
Premier,
2.26.
Privateer,
1.15.
Reeves
McDonald.
.30.
Reno.
.24.
Relief
Arlington.
.12.
Salmon
Gold,
.11.
Sheep
Creek,
1.12.
Cariboo
Hudson,
.32
.
Hedley
AmaL,.04Vi.
Oils
A.
P.
Con,
.22.
Calmont,
.48.
.
C.
&
E.,
2.51.
Freehold,
.04
V.
Home.
2.80.
Pacalta,
.07.
Royal
Canadian,
.20
,
.
Toronto
Aldermac
.44.
Beattie.
US.
Central
Pat
2.68.
Con.'
Smelters,
5950.
East
Malartic,
2.65.
Fernland.
.O8V2.
Francoeur,
3.
Gods
Lake,
.23.
Hardrock,
1.50.
Int.
Nickel,
54.75.
Kerr
Addison.
1.98.
Little
Long
Lac.
3.25.
McLeod
Cockshutt,
2.43.
Midsen
Red
Lake,
.49.
McKenzie
Red
Lake,
1.22.
Moneta,
1.20.
Noranda,
80.50.
,
Pickle
Crow,
5.55.
Preston
East
Dome,
160.
San
Antonio.
1.62.
Sherritt
Gordon,
U5.
Stadacona,
.83.
"
Uchl
Gold.
1.50.
Bouscadlllac,
.06.
Mosher,
.24
Oklend,
.15.-Dominion
Bridge,
34.75.
(CP-
Slam.
In
spite
of
the
epidemic,
schools
are
.
..
m.ninnpH
back
from
his
coronation
in
Bane-
oeuig
Kepi
oaen.
jPrivate
Members
Are
Held
Down
at
.
OTTAWA.
March
11:
CP-Rul-
n8ured
upon,
or
a
wooden
one.
Pradjadhipok.
He
has
continued
ling
has
been
made
in
the
House
citing
$670
or
$550.
should
be
put.
his
studies,
first
at
a
preparatory
Umitinff
nrlvate
members'
bills
to
.
..,,
i..
Hth
thA
final
de.
school
and
now
at
a
more
advan-
1
two
hours
each
on
Tuefday
and
Frl-
cUlon
that
it
would
be
Rood
bus-.cfd
school.
He
has
various
hob-
day.
Some
exception
has
been
taken
to
the
ruling.
jSilicc
:osis
lest
!
Price
Here
Set
rrice
of
$3
for
X-Ray
Examinations
for
Miners
Decided
Upon
by
Hospital
Board
Last
Night
.
.1
.
.
i
bies.
one
being
stamp
collecting.
He
mess
to
nave
ine
eiccmc
uuc.
i
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----
...
...
.
'
a,so
JO"Q
01
a,m
of
Health
The
Provincial
Board
behind
the
trouble
and
it
is
even
predicted
that
Der
Feuhrer
may
strike
In
that
troubled
republic
again
if
the.
Chechoslovakian
government
continues
along
the
present
lines.
There
was
a
tense
atmosphere
in
Slovakia
last
night
as
the
Slovaks,
despite
Czech
efforts
to
curb
them.
wpra
mnn
mitcrw-ilrn
in
thafr
Hn
This
had
ben
counted
uoon
and
its
kok.
has
resumed
his
school
studies
maads
fof
independence
withdraw'
may
involve
some
in
Switzerland.
BerUn
came
thafc
ehnm
lathe
Hnaneln,
of
e
Chancellor
ffi
was
concerned
building.
Possibly,
a
few
more!
erm
the
13-ear
old
Ktag
wUi
fol-
oTef
and
had
called
bonds
may
have
to
be
sold
to
com-
low
the
norl
school
ro
atln
fQ
Joachim
von
plete
the
nrogram
but
no
nartlcu-
of
study
and
games
except
fo.
Rlbbent
lnt0
nltr.
e
-mg
expediUons
ta
the
isr
difficulty
is
anticipated.
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u
The
question
of
whether
an
elec-
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claiming
that
the
Czech
govem-
hta
sister
Bantwan
MWoL
trte
dumb
'wwlter.
ortginaUj.
jWer
crossed'
him.
the
abdication
of
his
uncle.
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i.
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h,rf
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...
CARING
OF
INDIGENTS
Hospital
Board
Ready
To
Accept
Temporary
Pay
Arrangement,
Providing
It
Is
Retroactive
And
Limited
:
City
Commissioner
W.
J;
Alder
1
had
a
proposal
before
the
board
of
directors
of
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
at
its
meeting
(last
night
whereby
the
city,
as
'from
March
1,
should
pay
$1.40
per
day
covering
accomodation
of
indigent
patients
not
requiring
active
hospitalization
and
covering
I
whom
the
provincial
government
i
per
diem
grant
had
been
wlth-
drawn
after
three
hundred
days
lnmacy,
the
city
to
provide
other
accomodation
for
such
patients
at
as
early
a
date
as
possible.
The
majority
of
the
members
of
the
board
felt
that,
in
view
of
the
long
period
of
time
over
which
"
this
question
had
been
hanging
fire,
the
board
was
Justified
in
.
J
asking
that
payment
should
be
made
retroactive
t0
at
least
January
1.
After
considerable
dlscus-jslon,
a
motion
to
this
effect
was
jpassed
with
W.
M.
Brown
dissenting.
The
motion
also
provides
that
these
patients
be
removed
by
April
'30.
Some
of
the
board
members
were
of
the
opinion
that
the
city
payment
should
be
retroactive
to
Jul"
1
last
when
the
government
grants
expired.
The
question
of
whether
or
not
collection
from
the
city
could
be
enforced
at
all
was
raised.
W.
O.
Fulton,
barristerial
member
or
the
board,
being
of
the
opinion
that
It
could
not
be,
Jthe
onlyTfga!
recourse
being
for
the
hospital
ta
f
tum
Its
patients
out.
The
Imprac-tlbllity
of
this
being
done
was
mentioned,
the
lady
superintendent
I
pointing
out
that
some
were
com-ipletely
paralyzed
and
could
not
move.
The
city
commissioner's
letter,
making
the
proposition
to
the
.board,
mentioned
difficulties
htf
was
encountering
in
the
seaich
for
suitable
outside
accomodation
for
the
patients
and
that
tho
problem
was
taking
time.
!
The
general
opinion
of
the
board
was
that
ample
time
had
now
been
.given
for
outside
accomodation
to
be
obtained
for
these
patients.