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Tides
der
Regular
Restrictions
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SXVIII
.
No
54,
0
.
...
FARMERS
ttirn
of
Sudeten
Will
Be
tin-
r
niiini.
who
may
eome
;.r'-
Socialists
and
have
f
i-in
They
arc
aeetu-
.1
and
intensive
farm-
T
lears
It
Iterordrd
in
M.urh
8.
Weather
In
:
one
brief
cold
'd
for
a
week
and
nermometw
down
x
Thu
was
the
low-'mperature
since
i
a
remarkable
demount
of
prcclpiU-part
three
years,
ludes
both
snow
rtrr
to
measure
the
Kiurh
comes
rn
the
snow
Is
divided
by
;
inrhe
of
snow
1)
of
rain.
In
1938
.'
d
a
total
prcclpltar
hp.
In
1937
it
had
;
r,d
for
the
year
1938
34
74
Inches.
This
'"w
u
comes
that
many
went
dry
during
d
also
the
fact
that
'
is
remaining
rc-j?
f
ir
the
time
of
the
pinion
Traps
fisheries
Worry
hinjtmi
ready
Legislature
Has
Approved
Them
A1
"OUVER.
March
0:
(CP)
c
'ambia
fisheries
Interests
";ird
over
the
threatened;
1
Pf'tnt
Roberts
"""'
fish
traps
Bulletins
GOKHItML'S
WARNING
SEMI-FINALS
SET
LONDON
Semi-finals
in
Eng.
lish
Cup
football
are
set
for
.March
25.
The
draw
is;
Portsmouth
vs.
Iluddersfield
Town
or
Blackburn
Hovers
at
London,
Wolverhampton
Wanderers
vs.
Grimsby
Town
at
Manchester.
On
the
same
date
the
Scottish
Cup
unmt'.on
will
be
under,
semi-finals
will
be
played
as
fol
rv
illations
applying
to
j
;cvns
They
will
be
re-.
.
i
minimum
of
$1500'
4
physical
condition.
.:
c
financed
by
the.
i.
an
and
British
gov-'
Ti-v
will
be
spread
In
if
the
Dominion
E.itt
some
on
the
.me
in
Drltlah
Colum-
AI!frta
Not
Committed
-V
March
fl:
CP
the
Prophetic
Bible
yesterday.
Premier
t
t!
t
said
that
no
com
-arrangements
had
thi"
government
of
cUon
with
the
re-:
of
Sudeten
Oer-
RRAfF.
IS
m
riRiF.R
ri
tor
nr
In
I'rrrl
nation
low:
Hibernians
vs.
Clyde
at
Edinburgh,
Aberdeen
vs.
Motherwell
at
Glasgow.
ADM
I
HALT
V
WATCHING
LONDON
The
Admiralty
Is
watching
development
of
Alberta
oil
fields,
Lieut.
Col
J.
J.
Llewellyn,
l
int
Civil
Lord
of
the
Ad-miralty,
told
the
House
of
Commons.
Replying
to
a
question
he
said:
The
Admiralty
Is
very
interested
In
the
development
of
these
Empire
oil
fields
and,
should
oil
buel
to
the
Admiralty's
specifications
be
produced
and
made
accessible
to
tanker
transport,
it
will
certainly
be
willing
to
enter
into
negotiations
with
a
view
to
purchasing
supplies.
AI1EICHAUT
INSPIRED
CALGAUV
Premier
William
Aberhart
said
yesterday
that
he
I
was
"encouraged
and
Inspired"
by
lion.
W.
D.
llerridge's
"New
Democracy"
movement.
However,
the
Alberta
Social
Credit
organitation
had
had
no
nego
tiations
yet
with
a
view
to
joining
up.
nations
against
any
effort
to
bloek
German
trade.
"Germany
must
live
and
will
live,"
he
said.
If
the
democratic
nations
wish
to
ease
the
tension
In
Europe,
they
will
help
Germany
to
trade,
he
declared.
GOERING
IN
ITALY
SAM
REMO,
Italy
Vice
Chancellor
Herman
Goerlng
of
Germany
and
Frau
Goerlng
arrived
today
ostensibly
for
a
holiday
on
the
Italian
Riviera.
Diplomatic
circles,
however,
believe
there
Is
more
to
it
than
that
It
is
thought
Goerlng
will
go
to
Rome
for
discussions
with
Premier
Mussolini
in
regard
to
the
latter's
territorial
ambitions.
HERRERT
MUNDIN
DEAD
HOLLYWOOD
Herbert
Mun-dln,
popular
English
screen
actor,
who
was
noted
for
comedy
character
parts,
suffered
a
fractured
skull
In
an
'automobile
accident
Saturday
and
died.
He
played
I
In
such
pictures
as
-Cavalcade,"
"Mutiny
on
the
Rounty"
and
"Adventures
of
Robin
Hood."'
Weather
Forecast
Saved
Sight
Of
Patient;
Doctor
IlEKLIN
Propaganda
Minister
Ponnnf
Pnllprf'
UllCUl
Goebbeils
today
warned
outside
iWIUiUl
Manitoba
Would
Borrow
Indians
Natives
Wanted
For
Show
To
Be
Staged
In
Connection
With
King's
Visit
WINNIPEO,
March
6:
(CP)
Winnipeg
wants
to
borrow
sixty
Indians
from
Saskatchewan
In
connection
with
the
visit
of
King
I
EDMONTON.
March
6:
CP
,
Dr.
W.
Harold
Brown,
eye
sur-'
dry,
on
an
allotment
at
Dagenham
marshes,
the
resuii
oi
i
cioas
fertilizations.
tin
Warned
Against
Fast
MAIIATMA
GANDHI
AND
FOLLOWERS
BOMBAY.
March
6:
CP
i
Physicians
have
warned
Mahatma
Oandhl
against
continuing
hU
"fast
to
th-
death"
but
their
advice
goes
unheeded
by
the
69-year
old
Nationalist
leader
who
has
again
taken
this
means
of
protest
became
Thackore.
the
ruler
of
Rajkot
State,
"has
broken
his
promise
to
give
his
people
a
voice
la
the
government."
Oandhl
for
years-has
been
In
weakened
condition
owing
tj
prrvknu
hunger
strike-!
Millions
of
his
followers
still
prayed
for
htm
today
as
he
commenced
the
fourth
day
of
his
fa
st
with
hts
condition
weakening
rapidly,
bis
oulse
and
blood
pressure
going
up
with
a
two-pound
loss
In
weight
already
and
h
i
leas
swelling.
The
Mar-quuv
of
Linlithgow.
VSdRoy
of
India.
It
Is
possible,
will
tep
In,
to
bring
the
fait
to
an
end
through
the
medium
of
a
etese
friend
of
Oandhl'.
Sealing
Yesseli
Is
Safe
In
Port
I
'Happy
Culmination
To
Epic
Sinking
Newfoundland
Sealer
In
Atlantic
Ocean
i
Of'
neon,
who
restored
the
sight
of
a
1
v,uth
who
had
been
blind
almost
ST.
JOHN'S.
Newfoundland.
Mar.
since
birth.
Is
unable
to
collect
CP
With
Its
engine
room
his
fee
The
patient
Is
unable
to
cleared
of
water,
the
sealing
ves-
pav
and
the
municipality
from
fei.Kanger.
wnicn
naa
Decn
pe
which
he
came
will
not
acknowledge
the
obligation.
lieved
to
be
sinking
at
sea
during
the
week,
left
Trepassey
Harbor
Saturday
for
St.
John's
in
tow
of
the
Imogene.
another
sealer,
which
j
had
safely
brought
her
In
from
the
Atlantic
Ocean.
Will
King
Bring
Crown
To
Canada?
Still
Possible
That
He
May
Pro-rogue
Session
of
Parliament
During
Visit
Oeorgc
and
Queen
Elisabeth
hul'
OTTAWA.
March
6:
(CP)
In-there
may
be
some
difficulty
about
creasing
Interest
Is
being
taken
In
It
since
the
Indians,
li
they
came
the
report
that
King
George
will'
here,
would
probably
not
be
able
bring
his
crown
to
Canada
on
the
to
be
In
their
own
home
provincs
occasion
of
his
forthcoming
visit.1
when
Their
Majesties
pass
through
There
is
still
reported
to
be
a
there.
Safe
Cracking
!
(ptirnUhnt
through
w
county
,-
wt
"
Legislature
of
Washing-
Dominion
Mrtrorokujicst
"rril
M
In
VnnrnilVl1!
RThi.
fo-
M
YctlllUUVCl
approved
them
and
thev
d
.Prtnr
bt
fore
the
state
senate.
yn
tt
i
i
m
toruy
nmi
covers
th
3
aid
adversely
affect
the
tKMt
"nlln
5
pjn'
tomarro
Wvcr
fisheries,
It
Is
felt.
ildren
Perish
Quebec
Fire
M"
Lives
rallirr
Arnncril
Two
young
children
of
Wil-Irvin!
MImouskt
storekeeper,
blnicd
to
death
when
flro
iroypd
I
hoi.
i
.
.
-
v.w
uj
s,iv
oi
n
"warned
by
J
smoked,
-...VVV.,
res
General
Synopsis
A
.moderate
Thugs
Escape
With
$170
From
depression
Is
centred
northwest
of
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
and
showers
have
been
general
on
the
coast
while
over
the
Interior
scattered
snow
falls
have
occurred.
Prince
RuDcrt
and
Queen
Char-
lotto
isinnds
Fresh
southeast
to
south
winds,
partly
cloudy
and
cool
with
light
rain
or
sleet.
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island-
Fresh
to
strong
south
winds,
shut
ing
to
southwest,
part
cloudy
and
mild
with
showers.
The
Prince
Rupert
Oyro
Club
will
be
In
business
session
at
Its
tegular
nwviv
iiincVirnn
this
Wednesday,
I
.1
V
.
J
.M..V..VW..
-
members
0f
the
family
.There
will
be
an
executive
luncn
aped
himself.
con
on
Tuesday.
Granville
Street
Premises
VANCOUVER.
March
6:
(CP)
Cracksmen
blew
the
safe
in
Gran
ville
Street
premises
of
Robertson
ti
Hackett
early
today
and
opened
the
door
of
another,-escaping
with
$170.
A
man
was
later
arrested
for
Investigation.
PURPLING
IIEAUTY.
tnvnoN.
March
6:
(CP)
A
purple
carnation
has
bcen
pro
rhippd
bv
a
gas
engineer,
E.
Bal
possibility
that
the
King
may
pro
rogue
Parliament
although
no
fin-1
al
arrangements
have
been
made
and
there
Is,
as
yet.
no
certainty1
that
the
session
will
be
concluded
in
time.
I
Throngs
To
See
i
Pope's
Crowning
Outdoor
Ceremonies
From
St.
Peter's
To
Mark
Papal
Elevation
Next
Sunday
VATICAN
CITY,
March
6:
(CP)
The
coronation
of
the
new
Pope,
Plus
XII
on
Sunday
next
will
be
I
an
outdoor
ceremony.
It
is
expect-1
t-u
uiiu
ai
lease
lau.uuu
persons
will
witness
the
proceedings
which
will
be
from
St,
Peter's.
T.
W.
Brown
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Catala
last
night
from
a
business
trip
to
Vancouver
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
MARCH
6,
1939.
ITHEIR
FATE
DISCOVERED
Wreckage
of
Boat
of
Alaska
Couple
Found
Down
Coast
The
fate
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
W.
Russick,
who
sailed
from
Port
Alexander,
Alaska,
in
a
small
launch
in
November
list
has
probably
been
discovered.
Yesterday
Staff
Sergeant
Gammon
out
from
Ocean
Falls
in
the
P-M.U
1,
made
a
call
at
the
west
mist
of
Price
Island
where
he
discovered
the
wreckage
of
a
boat
that
an
swers
the
craft
and
TODAY'S
STOCKS
Vancouver
Big
Missouri,
.20.
Bralome.
11.15.
Cariboo
Quartz,
2.26.
Dentonia.
.03.
K
Gold
Belt,
36.
Hedley
Mascot,
1.40.
Mlnto,
.02.
Nole
Five,
.02
.
Pacific
Nickel,
.16.
Pend
Orielle.
1.60.
Pioneer,
230.
Premier.
252.
Privateer,
1.12:
Reeves
McDonald,
.28,
Reno,
35.
Relief
Arlington.
.14.
-Reward,
.04
Salmon
Gold,
.10V.
Sheep
Creek,
1.11.
Cariboo
Hudson,.
38.
Oils
A.
P.
Con,
.17.
C.
&
"E..
2.25.
'
Freehold.
.03
Vi.
Home,
2.62.
Royal
Canadian,
.17.
Toronto
Aldermac.
38.
Beattie,
136.
Central
Pat..
2.60.
Cons..
Smelters,
5735.
East
Malartlc,
2.43.
Fernland,
.12Vi.
Francoeur,
.22.
Gods
Lake,
.22.
Hard
Rock.
1.40.
Int.
Nickel,
53.25.
Kerr
Addison,
L95.
Uttle
Long
Lac,
335.
McLeod
Cockshutt,
2.45.
Madsen
Red
Lake,
130.
Moneta,
1.15.
Noranda,
81.00.
Pickle
Crow,
5.40.
Preston
E.
Dome,
1.53.
San
Antonio,
1.57.
Sherrltt
Gordon,
1.16.,
Stadacona,
.82.
Uchl
Gold,
135.
Bouscadlllac,
.06.
-
"
Mosher.
.19.
Oklend.
.16.
Dominion
Bridge,
34.25.
QUIET
IN
COURT
-if
-
There
were
only
three
Judgment;
summonses
and
a
naturalization.
annllrgMnn
hpfore
Judce
V.
E.'
141
Capitol
TAXI
To
Maccy's
Coffee
House
i
PRICE:
5
CENTS
Negrin
Of
Spain
Ousted
Military
Commander
Of
Madrid
In
Charge;
Made
Bloodless
Coup
Heads
of
Deposed
Government
Have
Been
Allowed
To
Flee
Country
Republican
Fleet
Reported
to
Be
in
Flight
.
MADRID,
March
6:
(CP)
General
Seismundo
Cas-
V
ado,
military
commander
of
Madrid,
has
seized
the
cov-
description
of
the
lost
einment
of
republican
Spain
from
Premier
JuanlNegrin
.
which
Sergeant
Gam-
niaA
mon
feels
sure
is
the
one
for
which
search
ban
b?en
-"-He-There
was
the
remains
of
a
pilot
house,
part
of
the
hull,
a
Winchester
33
calibre
rifle;
a
pair
of
men's
gum
boots
and
one
ladles'
gumboot
Not
far
away
in
dceo
water
the
officers
could
see
tools
and
other
articles
but,
ew-In?
to
the
depth
of
water,
were
unable
to
salvage
them.
There
was
also
a
nine
horsepower
Regal
engine.
Search
was
miHe
ashore
for
anv
sign
of
the
victims
of
the
j
wreck
hut
nothing
couM
be
.
fomd.
There
was
nothloc
in
the
,
wrerkage
to
show
the
name
of
j
the
boat
or
the
owner
but
it
is
a
I
practical
certainty
that
it
Is
the
boat
which
was
on
her
war
to
,
Seattle
and
of
which
nothing
had
ever
been
heard
since
she
left
Alaska.
against
General
Francisco
Franco
and
the
nationalists
unless
an
honorable
peace
is
accorded.
The
swift,
blood-
England
Gets
Warm
Weather
I
ado
declaring
himself
head
of
the
Spanish
defence
conurll.
There
was
.some,
question
as
to
what
disposal
would
be
made
of
Negrin
but
it
was
reported
iuai
ne
ana
ower
mem-
'
bers
of
his
administration
were
be-
Temperalure
Mounts
To
61
Abovejlng
held
and
would
be
permitted
In
Old
Country
j
to
seek
refuge
abroad
but
today
Ne-
grin
and
Julio
Alvarez
del
Vayer,
LONDON.
March
6.-
The
week-'tne
deposed
Spanish
Premier's
for-end
minister
landed
In
Toulouse,
was
very
warm
in
England,
the
temperature
reaching
as
high
France,
by
plane,
as
61
degrees.
It
was
the
warmest'
ler
today
It
was
officially
an-Warch
dav
the
countrv
has
had
In
nounced
that
the"
new
defence
ten
years.
FIRE
TOLt
t
council
was
dedicated
to
an
"hon-'orable
peace
or
fight
to
the
death"
policy.
Premier
Negrin
had
held
i
out
for
resistance
to
the
end
in
the
icivll
war.
I
Frontier
observers
believed
that
s
-
-
TOTALS-28
1SH?!SSB&w&8P-
matlon
of
further
resistance.
Twenty-four
Guests
and
Four
Em
ployees
Officially
Believed
Have
Lost
Lives
Diplomats
in
Paris
said
that
Oen-
era!
Casado
had
offered
to
sue
for
peace
with
the
nationalists
provided
republican
leaders
were
guaranteed
safe
conduct
out
of
Spain
and
that
no
Italian
troops
were
permitted
to
HALIFAX.
March
6:
(CP
The
fnter
Sj)aln
official
estimate
of
dead
as
a
re-
President
Barrio
of
the
Spanish
suit
of
the
fire
last
week
which
ParIlament
declared
In
Paris
that
destroyed
the
old
Queen
Hotel
tne
new
councU
..must
iead
to
here
Is
now
placed
at
twenty-eight
ce
-24
guests
and
four
employees.
Fourteen
remains
have
been
re-
!
.
1"
covered
of
which
only
four
have
PARIS,
March
6:
(CP)-Reports
r,
been
identified.
Most
of
the
victims
received
here
today
from
Algiers
are
burned
beyond
recognition.
sted
that
the
Spanish
republ
can
fleet
had
passed
the
North
African
,
coast,
apparently
In
flight.
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UCATWI-'D
,
i
wun
i
J
"
j
Uncie
Sam
and
Franco
Prince
Rupert
Broken
clouds,
WASHINGTON.
March
6:
(CP)
calm;
barometer.
29.76
(rising);
A
group
of
leading
United
States
I
temperature.
33:
sea
smooth.
senators
Is
urging
the
Department
-Triple
Island--Clouuj.
southeast
01
state
to
immediately
recognize
wind,
fourteen
miles
per
hour;
light
the
regime
of
General
Francisco
chop.
Franco
as
the
new
government
of
Langara
Island
Scattered
clouds
Spain.
This
Is
being
advocated
In
southeast
wind,
four
miles
per
spite
of
reports
indicating
that
the
hour;
barometer.
29.64;
tempera-
Spanish
republicans,
still
holding
jture.
34;
moderate
swell
about
one-quarter
of
the
country.
Dead
Tree
Point
High
scattered
intends
to
continue
its
resistance,
clouds,
calm,
barometer,
29.70;
It
had
been
thought
that
the
con
temperature,
29;
fog
patches
in
in-.
let.
t
Bull
Harbor
Broken
clouds.
temperature
24.
Alyahsh
Cloudy,
calm,
24.
'
Alice
Arm
Clear,
calm,
21.
Anyox
Part
cloudy,
calm,
22.
Stewart
Clear,
calm,
19.
Hazelton
Cloudy,
calm,
15.
Smlthers
Snowing,
calm,
16.
Burns
Lake
Snowing,
calm,
7
flict
would
be
brought
to
an
early
close
with
the
recognition
by
Great
Britain
and
France
of
the
Franco
southeast
wind,
three
miles
perj
regime
but
It
now
appears
that
this
hour:
barometer,
29.83;
tempera-Jis
'
not
to
be
the
case.
iture,
35;
moderate
swell.
Alert
Bay
Broken
clouds;
bar-
D
V1
jOmeter.
29.99;
temperature.
34;
seajDamlcr
liiWlIlg
Estevan-
Fair,
southeast
wind
.jYear
ExDeCted
our
miles
per
hour;
barometer.
r
29.88.
Victoria
Clear,
calm;
.barome
ter,
29.88.
Vancouver
Cloudy,
easterly
wind,
six
miles
per
hour;
barome
ter.
29.94.
Prince
George
Cloudy,
norther
ly
wind,
four
miles
per
nour;
Dar-
ometer,
29.84.
Terrace
Cloudy.
'
north
'wind.
Hon.
W.
J.
Assclstine
Looks
For
Much
Development
In
1939
VICTORIA,
March
6:
(CD-
Ron.
W.
J.
Asselstlne,
minister
of
mines,
expeots
1939
will
be
one
of
the
greatest
years
In
develop
ment
of
B.
C.
mining
resources.
The
East
Is
Increasing
Us
Interest
and
fresh
capital
Is
being?
made
available
for
rapid
development!
j
h
Alaska
Solons
Working
Late
JUNEAU,
March
6.
The
terrl-
ctv,.
rn,mb
rv.nrt
u-as
in
I
regular
monthly
session
this
mom-'
Rev.
J.
C.
Jackson,
pastor
of
First
torlal
House
and
Senate
are
now
ing.
The
naturalization
appllca-!
United
Church,
is
sailing
this
after-
sitting
late
hours
with
a
view
to
tlon
which
was
approved,
was
that
noon
on
the
Princess
Norah
for
a
finishing
up
the
business
of
the
of
Lois
Larsen.
'brief
trip
to
Vancouver.
.session
.as
speedily
as
possible.