Tomorrows Tides L w pre XXV11I No 43, pAY .... 2:58 am. 20.8 ft. 15:05 p.m. 20 D (t. . 9:13 ajn. '4 ft. 21:18 W It. TRADE IS NECESSITY ffMdfnt of British Hoard of Trade Speaks Before Leaving AR ZONE BONUSES Wing Sought by Sailors On American Tankers Through National Martlme Union NEW YORK. Feb. 21: (CP) Pal'.orj on oil tankers, throunh the hni.. p'.nai Martlme Union, are seek- HI!? A hnnni nf tins t t. I vu.a in Ai.i iiir nii'ii iirit hip on which they are working! "IS a war Zonr A lvinii nf n V also sought for each port In a war ... ii... . . . . . mai is louenca nt. HAU GOLD " T rr.. P"ld was -. ..'JJj.. it yesicruny, ciusuiK f l 04 114 Cam 9 1 ' ' unc ouncc She HOSPITAL MEASURE DUKE YACHT STRANDS SAN PEDKO, Cain The United Slates coastguard received a report today that the yacht Sanspeur, owned by the Duke of Sutherland, had been beached after she struck a submerged rock, all on board being safe. The Duke and Duchess were aboard when the accident occurred. EIGHT PLANKS WRECKED PENSACOLA. Florida-Trapped in n dense fog, eight United States Army planes were wrecked and two pilots killed In the course of a routine training night. QUITS C.N.R. BOARD OTTAWA Disagreement with other directors over the re-appointment of S. J. Huiuerford for another term as president of the Canadian National Railways led to the resignation of Hon. James Murdoch of Toronto, former minister of railways, from the board of directors of Canadian National Railways, Hon. C. D. Howe, minister of transport, told the House of Commons. At a meeting of the remaining directors yesterday, Mr. Hunger-ford's re-appointment was unanimously recommended. DESTROYED IS READY rss Twenty Patients Kemoved Early This .Morning From Nova Scotia Institution INVERNESS. Nova Scotia, Feb. 21: (CP)-Flre early this morning! destroyed- the Memorial Hospital i here Patients were removed without Injury. WINNIPEG WHEAT lor Berlin , wiNNIPEO, FeD. 21: (CP)-Wln- T . Inlpeg wheat prices were up 4c to - '' reo, iwi-ow- r vesterdav. May closing a banquet In connection c "r- British Federation of In-j ' ast night on the eve of! c rarture for Berlin on trade Hon Oliver Stanley. Tres-' v cf the Board of Trade, de-1 that Great Britain must 1 to export her goods and a fair share of world tradj 1 il to her commercial cx- Mr Stanley Is heading a trade : i'f.in which will also visit ' Warsaw and Finland, .the ri bung to bring Berlin, Russia,! ' -i"d and Finland all into closer. relationship with Great Brl- jw I Bulletins OTTAWA, Feb. 21: (CP) The federal government has a national contributory unemployment measure ready for introduction but It will not be proceeded with until its constitutional authority has been definitely established, Hon. Norman Rogers, minister of labor, told the House of Commons last night. Mr. Rogers rejected as unccon-omJc and unfeasible a suggestion of A. W. Nelll, Independent member for Comox-Albernl, that Canada adopt a measure of contributory unemployment insurance similar to the Social Security Act of the United States which would permit voluntary entrance of the provinces Into such a scheme if they so desired. Mr. Neiil urged that there be enactment of such a system without delay. Quebec, New Brunswick and Alberta have so far refused to cooperate with the Dominion government on unemployment Manitoba Session Legislation Will Provide for Agrl cultural Debt Board and Youth Training Program WINNIPEG, Feb. 21- (CP) The SDcech from the Throne, read by the Lieutenant Governor at the j opening of the session of the Mant-Uoba Legislature yesterday, forcast Introduction of legislation provld-! lng for the establishment of an ag- LAUNCH OF ' BATTLESHIP Everything Go-s Off Smoothly Today at Newcastle With King George Officiating NEWCASTLE. Eng.. jFcb. 21: fCPT-JL-Tfie great rWrRfcY battleship King. George V. first to be built by Britain In thirteen years, was safely launched this afternoon' In the Tyne River here by His Majesty. King George VI. went off smoothly and untoward Incident, mechanical or otherwise, marrea me launcii. Safelv Dominion Government 'to Check up The King's speech was brief and at on Unemployment Insurance Plan Neiil Urges Action th trey craft slipped slowly ar.cl quietly Into the river to be picked up by tugs and moored alongside the Jetty where she will be completed. There were special honors for Foreman Carpenter Hunt and Foreman Rlvetter Kelly In recognition of long service with the builders. i The King George V. Is the first of a new group of monster vessels totalling at least nine. From Newcastle, the King and Queen will continue a three day tour of northeast England .which started laH night when their t ! special train left London. Special precautions have been taken to recent terrorism. Scotland has taken a leading part in carrying out these precautions. Pension Plan For Teachers 1 EDMONTON. Feb. 21: NORTHERN AND CENTRAL BRITISH COLUMBIA'S NEWSPAPER PRINCE Rt PERT, B.C., TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1 939. ASSASSINATION OF FOREIGN MINISTER OF PUPPET NANKING REFORM GOVERNMENT MAY LEAD TO FURTHER TROUBLE IN SHANGHAI HONG KONG. February 21: (CP)-,Japanese war planes flew across the border today and bombed a railwav station i" Hmg Kong not far from the British colony. A British Indian policeman was killed and p dwn other persons wounded. A railway car was demnliVpd. Another bomb fell on a British blockhouse, killing an Indian and several Chinese. panese for some time have approached closely in their attack fo prevent movement of supplies into south central CMp??. The incident will be the subject of a vigorous nrolcst and demand for full explanation and compensation, the British government having: already, instructed its ambassador to Japan to make the strongest nmfest. British here think the aerial attack was deliberate. TROUBLE AT SHANGHAI I)ecIprstion; in the Jaoanese Diet at Tokyo todnv wore i"'nrpreted as indicating that the Japanese Army might march into Shanghai international ettlcrrmt as a result of the assassination of Tcheng Loh. Foreign minister of the Japanese -sponsored Nanking reform government. PUPPET SETTLING PREMIER OF CRISIS guard Their Majesties In view of Franco May Make Brother-in-Law r,A VarH Yard Nominal V ! .... I Il-J Head of f nn.nrnnw.nl Government w" v No Change in Policy BURGOS. Spain. Feb. 21: (CP); A shake-up In the government of, G-emral Francisco is j wouia ,r pe on i ,S conuiuuwi) oom. ' Meantlme Meantime negotiations negotiations In m regard regara r f UK 1 Onens Un Monday ar, T'S ( provkVf tsuPerannu-10 a truce m the sPamsh dvn war c n 0L. . I nlcf orflrt. lnlstlntr on uneon- Premier Due j ' or complete military conquest. There Is talk of another peace (conference on Wednesday. Here Sunday v Representatives Word has been received from i ft Qinrrln Man T. D. Pattullo that he . sjlllglv, lUCll Premier remler ' expects to reach Prince Rupert , nJ on the Catala Sunday night. IVleet IVillllSter grlcultural debt board and a youth It Is arranged that he shall ad- , tminina nronram. . dress a public meeting in the dltlonal surrender of the loyalistsi AllnurAri I C f,n j British Steamer Rugely, From The Orient, Released After Fuml gallon and Vaccination 141 Capitol TAXI Macey's Coffee House PRICE: 5 CENTS OK J KONG BOMBED TODAY BE DISCORD ATROME Possibility o Trouble Over r.lec- I lion of Pope Magazine Says Vatican .MUM tome To Quebec VATli AN CITY. Feb. 21: Hav-z ' urrjyed from the Unites r urdlnal O. W. Mundeleln ( and Cardinal D. J D . of Phlladalphla too iii f day in trie weona oi a : masses to be held by c ,.. -A College of. Cardinal : t 'he election of a new iceeed Plus XI. Then 'I'liii that the CardlnaU .:.! two group In con-i.'h the election of a ' (he issue of sympathy at ion of democracy or tsvn. a poMlblltty in case of iuly that the Vatican Quebec, according to . 1 111. writing in last It U pointed out In ;.at there would be no the Pope In any part f Europe was at war. . ace and In a province y Catholic would be Canadian province rould tend out mes-. part of the world if- among people who .'!'.d iftwHtc force In would be unhampered :s. of the article states r.jntemenU had been 'c transfer In case of MigaasU that Cardln-v had something to do the plans. Since the written the Pope hai Roosevelt Booed And Hitler And Mussolini Cheered Last Eve At Rough New York Meet NEW YORK, February 21: (CP) There were disorders both inside and outside Madison Square Garden last night in connection with a meeting of the German-American Bund, an organization which supports Nazi principles. When the president, Fritz Kuhn, rose to sneak, a black-haired man, later identified as a hotel worker, jumped on to the platform and endeavoured to stop him. Before the man could be removed, his clothes were practically torn to shreds and he was badly beaten. His name was Isa-dore Greenbaum. Outside on the streets, the police, 1500 strong, had some difficulty in keeping anti-Nazi demonstrators within bounds and had to use their clubs and make thirteen arrests in doing so. It is estimated that 20,000 persons attended the meeting and that there were 100,000 outside on the street including the anti-Nazis as well as curious onlookers. During the meeting, which largely took the form of a rally against Jews and Communists, the names of President Franklin D. Roosevelt and other American leaders were booed. Chancellor Adolf Hitler and Premier Benito Mussolini were cheered. The demonstration, which filled the Garden and was held under the swastika, denounced international Jewry, some members of the United States cabinet and any alliance with European democracies by the United States. Japanese War Planes Drop Deadly Freight On Station Not Far From British Colony SAFETY IN WINNIPEG Has Not Been Traffic Fatality in That City for 101 Days WINNIPEG. Feb. 21: CPi For 101 days there have been no traf fic fatalities In Winnipeg. This is beilevd to be a record for a city of this size. The last traffic death here was on November 11 last. INCIDENT LEADS TO VIGOROUS PROTEST AND DEMAND FOR COMPLETE EXPLANATION AND COMPENSATION . Attack Is Believed To Have Been Deliberate' TO PUNISH BY DEATH , Capital Penalty For Treason Pro-j Posed In Dail by Premier ae vaiera DUBLIN. Feb. 21: (CP) A bill was introduced yesterday in the Dail Eireann by Premier Eamonn de Valera which would make trea-ison punishable by death. BURGLARS i ARE TIMID Little Girl Fools One In Vancouver Woman's Cry Foils Tunc I Snatcher in Tunnel It marks the first occasion on which such an Vancouver, Feb. 21 :; (CP)-. inririoni hns nrriirrorl in Hone- Kong- to whirkthe Ja- burglar. staxUedjw jCplleen Jones. , , r rs-i - , ... .-c, - .. - -in: 'J agea eigm ana sick, aea wneu her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jones, were going to return. The child said "Right away" and the burglar left without loot. Purse Snatcher; NELSON, Feb. 21: TCP) A thief snatched the purse of Mrs. James F. Farnell when a train was going through a tunnel west here. Mrs. Farnell cried "Give me back my purse" and the thief complied. Belfast Hibernian Hall Was Bombed .Members Were Absent at Social Affair Elsewhere So Fortunately Only One Man Was Injured BELFAST, Ireland, Feb. 21: (CP) A hall of the Ancient Order of Hibernians here was wrecked by a bomb last night. One man was Injured. Fortunately, the hall was Still Hope That empty at the time, members be- War Clouds May Be Cleared lng absent at a function else-A way .by Diplomatic where. Settlement i Franco Is re-j luhuun, teo. zi: (up uam-. ported to be impending. Franco will erlng clouds of International crisis relinquish the premiership to his may yet be cleared by diplomatic Is Staying In Public Office brother-in-law. an outspoken Fas- settlement rather than war, It Is Thirty-Five CPI-Leg-'0151, but wlU remaln as chlef of hoped in some official quarters. 5WUl u"u . . V f ..J,-' One of the latest moves of Great islatlon Drovidtnc for a , teachers' teachers' i pension plan In Alberta was Intro duced by Premier William Aber smstKntlntr In a virtual mlHtnrv die tatorshlD. Even closer relations Britain a requert to Italy that with Germany and Italy are expect hart in the Legislature yesterday, i . , . th rM,,lt against France. Years In Parliament, Lapointe Has no Intention of Retiring OIIFRTTP Fph 21- (CP A1- it ease up on the press campaign tllMI(Tll ho ', n1rMfiv hpn thtrtv- ifive years In Parliament, Rt Hon. .Ernest Lapointe, minister of Justice, jtold a great banquet in his honor Ihere Saturday night that he had no Intention of retiring. He would again be a candidate at the next election, he told his listeners. Weather Forecast General Synopss Pressure mains high over the mainland and relatively low off the coast. (The weather has been fair and VICTORIA, Feb. 21: (CP) The rather cool In this province. British steamer Rugeley, which ar-' Prince Rupert and Queen Char-rived at quarantine with a case lotte Islands Moderate to fresh of smallpox on board, was per- southeast winds, cloudy, not much mltted to proceed after the vessel change in temperature, some mist I Pending the inauguration oi deDt1'- ' Moose Han Monday evening . VICTORIA, Feb. 21: (CF non.;naa Deen iumigaiea ana an mose or Hgnt ram ai nignt. ! board legislation. It is suggested and he will be returning south George S. Pearson, minister of la-on board vaccinated. The vessel West Coast of Vancouver Island that the present federal Farmers' on the Catala Tuesday. bor. was In conference yesterday was Inbound from the Orient. She Moderate to fresh south wind, 'credit Arrangement Act be retain- . . . with representatives of the single was the second vessel to arrive mostly fair with a light mist at .edi unemployed workers' union. recently with smallpox. night.