11'
r'
r.,
Tomorrow's
Tides
XXVIII
No.
127.
0:54
am.
22.0
ft.
13:53
p.m.
19.5
ft.
7:40
a.m.
1.7
It.
19:45
p.m.
OU
ft.
RESTING
IN
MOUNTAINS
.:.
iiUtlfi
Complete
VUlt
lo
liithh
Colombia
wllh
Impre-
the
Farewell
trar
auey
Says
Goodbye
ATPDl
PARK.
June
1:
CP
1
King
Oeorge
and
E.abcth
arrived
at
thU
Itc
ky
Mountain
resort
at
x
f
ir
a
day's
rest
and
re--
brfore
leaving
tomorrow
i
';,
Edmonton
to
spend
the
t
-
I
I
L.
5f.i
,
i'al
The
royal
couple
.
r.
ik.fi
1
their
headquarters
per
Park
at
the
beautl-
)k
rabln
on
Lae
Beauvert.
1
(
-e
facllltle
of
the
Park
7t
be
"i
placed
exclusively
at
J.L
lesUet
were
greeted
on
:
.
t'
f
"
town
of
Jasper
by
a
rzi
?
a
few
thousand
people
1
f
a'hered
there
from
varl-
i
r-d
Alberta,
completely
ex-aJ
accomodation
the
'
i
-
tf
fer
A
cheering
wel-3;
if
that
which
the
:
t
Qucn
are
being
accord-
l
c
2
ne
royai
rouie.
w.
Vrrday
morning
the
King
had
'ravelled
from
Vic--rward
bound
after
a
'oar
across
their
senior
Their
Ma)estle
left
the
.
;mb'.a
catritil
amid
fare-tf
loyal
Vancouver
Is-T.e
Reamer
Prince
Rob--hartered
and
arrang-v
3im.
carried
them
to
Vancouver
from
the
B;tlh
city
of
the
Ta-
Retted
after
two
good
Gwrnment
I!oue.
Their
'"rove
under
sunny
Vic-
:
)
through
solid
lines
of
-
?
to
board
the
ship,
f
veterans
to
whom
the
:
)
t.
.
i
Quern
had
spoken
before
""
the
Prince
Robert
broke
tsrnrrs
and
rushed
to
the
''::
aftrr
Their
Majesties,
80
v
u.i
their
shout:
"We
'
K
i'
We
Want
the
"
Their
Malestles
ap-
''
-'
Me
unper
dk
of
the
c:"'t
c
,a
Rt
once,
waving
and
:
i:
th
veel
sailed.
Ten
.d
persons.
Including
three
i
(
V
ldren.
were
on
the
T
:
driest
neraon
urcsent,
?
?Orcxon.
ased
101.
although
rong.
jumped
to
nis
ieei
Jted
Ooodbye
Ocorgle?
s
Ororgief
as
the
king
wll-
Th"
King
and
Queen
had
'
he
old
man
previously
T-xpc-t,ed
demonstration
on
;rf
from
Vlrtorla
caused
a
"ire
minute
delay
in
the
:f
the
Prince
Robert.
Intrigued
by
Scenery
jcl
bv
the
beautiful
sccn-
f'-r'
nn
IYik
hrlrfpit
nf
the
Prince
wi
n
trie
eommanner
oi
inc
King
To
Have
Real
Rest
In
Gotham
Visit
NEW
YORK.
June
1:
CP
To
mure
complete
rest
and
privacy
for
Their
Majesties,
King
George
and
Queen
Elizabeth,
during
their
visit
to
Hyde
Park.
New
Yotk
home
of
President
Franklin
D.
which
1939
appears
to
be
cstab-Roosevelt
on
June
11.
ail
tele-
phones
are
to
be
cut
off.
There
me
for
the
month
lust
ended
-nrlHh
fTrttllmhll
rnn-lullt
ill.
R
tirtft
nntloa
milrilf
sny
ten
year
delay.
Barrymore
Has
Heart
Attack
She
REJECTED
BY
ARABS
Celebratrd
Screen
and
Stage
Star
Under
Oiygen
Tent
In
Chicago
Hotel
Suite
CH1CAOO.
June
i:
1CP-SUf
ferlng
from
a
deficiency
of
oxygen
In
the
blood
which
caused
him
ike
to
have
a
heart
attack
on
Tuesday.
John
Barrymore.
screen
and;
stage
star,
is
receiving
treatment
under
an
oxygen
tent
In
his
hotel
suite
here.
His
condition
today
is
reported
much
better
MORE
FISH
THIS
YEAR
Undlngs
This
May
Totalled
2.667,-
S00
rounds
In
Comparison
With
2.1S3.000
founds
A
Year
Ago
Halibut
landings,
according
to
rtgures
compiled
on
the
waterfront,
totalled
2,667.500
pounds
during
the
month
of
"May
this
vear
as
compared
with
2.155.003
nounds
In
the
same
month
last
vear
American
landings
this
May
aggregated
1.401.900
pounds
in
comparison
with
1.150.700
pounds
while
the
Canadian
total
for
this
Mav
was
1.267.600
pounds
as
,
against
1.004300
pounds
in
th;
.same
month
last
year.
Parliament
Is
In
Doldrums
Islands
out
of
Victoria,'
Mm)y
nandf
til
of
Members
Carry-
"
I
Ma.ir
tes
spent
nearly
iwo
Ing
On
Business
As
imporiani
Committees
Meet
rapt
H
E
Nedden.
The
Queen
OTTAWA.
June
1:
(CP)
Bust-
vpird
to
he
particularly
captl-
ncM
of
parliament
Is
being
car-by
the
wooded
islands
of
the
r)Kj
on
Djr
a
merc
handful
of
0;lf
wln:h,
in
fresh
green,
look
mPmDrrs
these
days.
Two
import-"!r
lf
at
thU
time
of
year.
One
nnt
commlttces-that
on
the
Brm
TJ:llon
i-he
asked
of
Caot.
Nedden
gun
contracU
and
that
on
the
a
Jf
it
might
btf
possible
to
buy
ccntrnl
mortgage
bank
bill
-arc
In
"tae
f,f
them.
The
skipper
replied
scsson.
''
hs
fsunttosed
wime
of
them
al-
riy
belonged
to
the
crown.
Ttolr
Majesties
landed
ln
Van-
form
waving
to
the
people.
During
r
"Jvtr
during
mld-atternoon
and
a
brief
stop
at
Chlllwack,
the
K
ng,
""'
trd
to
New
Westminster
where,
and
Queen
stepped
to
the
station
ttift
witnessing
a
repetition
of
a
platform
where
officials
and
prom-!
rln
of
the
celebrated
May
Inent
citizens
were
presented,
Later
ceremonies
nt
Queen's
Park
in
the
evening
there
was
another
wdlum,
they
boarded
their
spec-
stop
nt
picturesque
Hope
In
the
laI
'rain,
Frascr
Canyon
where
It
is
cstlmat-
j
Crowds
were
gathered
alongside
ed
1500
persons
were
gathered.
The
trark
evervwhnr
in
tho
Prnser
Oueen
seemed
to
be
particularly
ln-
al'ey
and
Their
Majesties
spent
lerested
In
an
IndUin
dugout
canoe
i
much
of
the
time
on
the
rear
plat-
she
noticed
there.
1
iiignest
caromeier
reaamg
sea
level.
30.264
on
May
0,
on
May
28.
Maximum
May
21.
Minimum
May
8.
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Court;
6.
D.
Jottnrtoa
Co.)
Vancouver
Big
Missouri,
.15.
Uralorne,
11.60.
Cariboo
Oold
Quartz,
220".
Dcntonla,
W.
Falrvlew,
'.04v
Oold
Belt,
25.
Medley
Mascot,
.95.
'
Mlnto,
.W
Noble
Five.
.01!,.
Pacific
Nickel,
.16.
Pend
Orielle,
1.40.
Pioneer,
2
46.
Premier,
1.95.
Privateer,
1.40.
Reeves
McDonald,
2k.
Reno,
21-
Relief
Arlington,
.09.
Reward,
.02ft.
Salmon
Oold,
.08.
Sheep
preek,
1
14.
Cariboo
Hudson,
.15.
Oils
A.
P.
Con.,
.15.
Calmont,
-36.
C.
&
E,
2.11.
Freehold,
.04
(ask).
Home,
2.40.
Pacalta,
.05,
Royal
.Canadian,
.21.
Okalta,
1.10.
Mercury,
.06.
Prairie
Royalties,
-21.
Toronto
Aldermac,
.33.
Beattle,
1.23.
Central
Patricia,
2.55.
Con.
Smelters,
40
50.
East
Malartlc,
2.63.
Ftancoeur.
.252.
Oods
Lake,
.36.
Hardrock,
1
12.
Interl
Nickel,
48.75.
'
LlttlOLopg
Lac.
3.05.
McLcod
Cockshutt,
2.18.
Madscn
Red
Lake,
.421$.
McKenzie
Red
Lake,
.42Vi.
Moneta,
1.17.
Noranda.
79.00.
Pickle
Crow.
4.80.
Preston
E-
Dome,
1.55.
San
Antonla,
Sherrltt
Oordon,
1.08.
Stadacona,
.54.
Uchl
Oold,
U3
Kerr
Addison,
1.88.
Bouscadlltac,
.05.
Mosher,
.17.
Oklend,
OSVi.
Smelters
Oold.
M.
Dominion
Bridge,
29.00.
amounted
to
128.2
hours
as
com-
against
4
2
Inches
In
May
1938.
So
far
this
year
sunshine
In
Prlnee
Rupert
has
totalled
344
8
hours
In
romnarixnn
with
44ft
hmirn
In!
temperature.
67
at
temperature.
36
cn
Mean
temperature
47.72.
Total
Preelnitatlon.
932
inches.
I
night.
Ambassador
Josephus
Daniels
To
Mexico,
Gets
It
For
Transmission
To
His
Government
II
MEXICO
CITY.
June
l:-Jose-
1
rihii
r3nl1
ITnlli
Rtntjv
am.
The
month
of
May
did
nothln3;bajEndor
to
Mexico..
has
received
pared
with
1445
hours
in
the
same
month
last
year.
The
rainfall
this
May
was
922
Inches
as
n
check
for
$1,000,000
from
ths
Mexican
government,
bclns
a
payment
on
agrarian
claims
on
Mexico
from
United
States
.
Illch
Command
Turns
Down
mi-
the
corresponding
period
of
last
Opinion
Evenly
Divided
on
Barr
tlh
Plan
For
Independent
Stale
IK"
while
the
precipitation
agin
Palestine
(gregatc
for
U.e
first
five
months
.
of
1930
Is
49.74
Inches
as
against
BEIRUT.
Syria,
June
1:
(CP)
288
inches
In
the
corresponding
The
Arab
high
command
has
for-
Period
last
year.
Tialiy
rejected
the
latest
plan
of
The
weather
summary
for
May.
Oreat
Britain
for
an
Independent
"
announced
by
S.
J.
Mellor.
Dlg-'tate
In
Palestine.
An
immedlatf
by
Island,
Dominion
meteorologist.
constitution
Is
demanded
without
b
"
follows
0DDSEVN
;
FOR
EIGHT
Nova
Clash
In
New
York
Tonight
NEW
YORK.
June
1:
Odds
stand
about
even
Reported
Slain
(CP)
for
the
"Ma
napr-Iyin
Nnva
fleht
tnnlffht
The
winner
Is
expected
to
get
a
hot
at
the
world's
heavyweight
Mtlr
following
the
Joe
Louis-Tony
Oalento
fight
next
month.
Th?
tight
will
probably
start
about
6
Lowest
barometer
reading.
29174
P-m-
Pacific
Standard
Time.
Bare
weighed
ln
hl'
afternoon
on(4t
21QU
pounds
and
Nov
at
202
rounds.
It
wxs
showery
in
New
York
this
fternoon.
If
there
U
postpone
ment
It
will
be
until
tomorrow
SuruMne,
122
hours.
r.w
I
.....
......
j
...
w
m
wm
i
Maximum
wind
velocity,
south
east.
30
miles
ptr(hour.
May
28,
many
lYloneouaus
No
Less
Than
Seven
Hundred
Said
To
Have
Lost
Their
Lives
In
Fighting
on
Manchoukuon
Frontier
MUKDEN.
June
1:
(CP)
Seven
hundred
Moneols
are
reported
to
outer
Mongolia.
QUEBEC
ACT
IS
UPHELD
MONTREAL,
June
1
Clufhw
"Pariirk
Ijvx"
H5aln..
Ulaimed
was
using
his
home
for
the
dissemination
of
Communist
Today's
Baseball
National
Cincinnati
9,
Boston
4
(13
in
nings).
St.
Louis
1,
New
York
0.
American
New
York
8,
Cleveland
3.
Washington
10,
Chicago
(ninth
Inning).
Boston
10,
Detroit
5
(seventh
Inning).
PhllaHolnhln
7
Rt.
Tnls
1
fflfth
WINNIPEG.
June
1:
(CP)
Win
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
JUNE
1,
1939.
Submarine
WEATHER
Million
Dollar
FOR
MAY
Cneck
Received
'Month
Just
Ended
Did
Nothing
To
Improre
Bad
Record
Which
This
Year
Ii
Establishing
HOPE
FOR
PACT
YET
OrtimUm
Otncral
That
British
French-Russian
Alliance
May
Yet
Be
Negotiated
LONDON.
June
1:
CP
A!
though
rejection'
yesterday
by
Foreign
Commissar
Molototf
Til
r
.
1
tj
nq-
neotteUed
antf-aggre'ssorr
pact
"
wtlK
"GreaT
flrP
tain
and
France
came
as
a
complete
surprise,
optimism
is
still
held
In
official
quarters
and
by
the
press
that
such
an
alliance
may
vet
be
nr:refullv
concluded.
The
general
belief
appears
to
h.
that
Russia,
in
its
rejection,
s
merely
attempting
to
obtain
better
terms.
Both
ln
London
and
Paris
it
Is
believed
that
fresh
effort?
vill
be
made
to
sat'sfy
Russia
ard
have
been
killed
ln
fighting
on
m(.
are
hoDeful
enough
to
pre
the
frontiers
of
Manchoukuo
and
diet
that
an
accord
may
be
negotl
ated
within
a
week.
'
That
Russia
has
no
intention
of
undertaking
any
boycott
moves
was
indicated
by
Foreign
Commissar
Molotoff's
suggestion
that:
negotiations
might
be
oDened
for'
freer
trade
between
the
Soviet
and
Germany.
1
jesjion
off
Queen
Charlotte
Isl
communism
was
upneia
m
bupenor
rd,
Apart
from
llght
showers
In'
'
A.
A
1
1
-Swl.
T
.
.
r
k
I..
.
'
ourfc
jesieraay
oy
v-mci
uihucc
Northern
British
Columbia,
weath-Greenshlelds.
It
was
the
first
test
er
.
Den
ajr
.since
the
much-discussed
law
was
Prlnce
RUpert
and
Queen
Char-
adopted
by
the
Legislature
two
lotte
isiands
Moderate
winds,
!
t-Mra
ntm
Thi
InHffn
unhplri
an
-tiA.
t
i
fi.
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island
Moderate
winds
mostly
westward,
fair
and
warm
today.
Cloudy
Customs
Revenue
This
Year
Lower
Total
for
May
was
$7,979X9
Compared
With
$9,539.79
in
Same
Month
Last
Year
Customs
and
excise
revenue
at
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert
for
the
month
of
May
this
year
totalled
totalled
$7979.69
w
compared
with
$9,539.79
ln
the
same
month
last
inning)
'
'year.
The
revenue
for
the
year
to
jdate
aggregates
$39,153.82
ln
WHEAT
PRICES
jparlson
with
$76,823
ln
the
first
;
five
months
of
1938.
nipeg
wheat
futures
were
un-l
LONDON.
June
1:
(CP)
The
changed
to
1c
lower
on
the
win-(Montreal
price
of
bar
gold
on
nlpeg
market
yesterday.
May
clo
the
London
market
yesterday
was
ed
at
618c.
unchanged
at
33.84
per
fine
ounce.
TODAY
ALL
AVAILABLE
WARSHIPS
IN
VICINITY
HAVE
BEEN
ORDERED
TO
SEARCH
LONDON,
June
1:
(CP)
All
available
warships
in
the
vicinity
were
ordered
to
search
today
for
the
new
submarine
Thetis
when
she
failed
to
reappear
after
a
test
dive.
A
tu
accompanying
her
reported
"something
is
amiss."
The
undersea
ship's
normal
complement
is
fifty-three
men.
The
construction
company
said
that
twenty
members
of
its
staff
were
aboard
as
well
as
a
number
of
Admiralty
experts.
The
exact
number
is
at
present
unknown.
MANHUNT
ENDS
SUDBURY
One
or
Northern
Ontario's
jreatest
manhunts
came
to
an
end
today
with
the
Halibut
vSales
lana
x
10
,
,c
ana
oc-
nrtlnn
trills
Finrherir
of
n-valnst
a
w.ui..
-
nv,i
-t
Ul
"s"k
I
Canadian
36500
6.6c
I7;;:nt
m
t
""r
-
pounds,
......
,
i
nlsht.
iiriiit.
American-
Summary
-77500
pounds,
'and
5c
to
7.5c
and
5c
American
Martlndato,
40,000.
Cold
age.
7.7c.
and
5c-Arctic,
31,000.
Royal,
7.5c
Today's
Weather
Prince
Rupert
High
scattered
clouds,
north
wind,
two
miles
per
hour;
30.32
(rising);
temperature,
45;
sea
smooth.
7-2c
5c.
Esther,
6500.
Cold
Storage.
7.2c
and
5c.
Canadian
PBICE:
CENTS
isaster
Something
Amiss
With
New
Undersea
Craft
of
British
Navy;
May
Have
Seventy
On
Board
THETIS
FAILS
TO
REAPPEAR
AFTER
TEST
DIVE:
I
Navy
Takes
Nice
Hearts
I
NICE,
France,
June
1.
The
United
States
battleship
Oma-
ha
had
sailed
for
home
but
J
twenty-five
members
of
her
crew
who
married
French
girls
'
while
here
were
unable
to
take
their
brides
with
them.
The
Jt
girls
will
have
to
await
entry
,
by
immigration
quotas
before
they
are
permitted
to
Join
their
;
husbands
ln
the
United
States.
-
(LOCAL
UNIT
i
DOES
WELL
discovery
of
the
body
of
Bill
Cas-
'
seJrnan,
wanted
for
nine
days
for
!
....
,
luesticning
in
connection
with
C""Vtn
Itself
'l!,r102.B
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the
death
of
Gilbert
Bennett
and
Wilbur
Sawyer,
prospectors.
VETERAN
NORTHERNER
DIES
.
The
102nd
Battery
of
Prince
Ru-
FORT
ST.
JOHN
Frank
Wat-
inert,
under
Lieut.
T.
D.
Johnston.
son,
as,
veteran
lukon
and
Northern
British
Columbia
trapper
and
miner,
died
in
hospital
here
yesterday,
ten
dars
after
being
flown
in
from
Fort
Liard.
IS
GIVEN
it
Acquitted
During
King's
Visit
acquitted
itself
with
such
credit
during
the
King's
visit
at
Victoria
I
on
Tuesday
and
Wednesday
of
this
(week
that
it
received
congratulations
from
permanent
force
units
land
the
Fifth
Artillery
Brigade
to
which
It
was
attached,
accordinz
to
(word
received
today
by
the
officer
commanding,
ueuu
uoi.
a.
u.
jonn-
UJ
1
lr
1
,due
home
aboard
the
Catala
Sunday
j
evening.
Armour
Salvaee
Co.
to
Tut
In
Fbh
'
Ladder
Near
Bella
Bella
for
Federal
Government
The
Armour
Salvage
Co.
of
Prince
Rupert
has
received
the
contract!
from
the
federal
government
fori
Police
Court
Fines
Higher
'the
installation
of
a
fish
ladder
for
Collections
for
Year
to
Date
$1712
Weather
Forecast
lSJlSfSSL!
suiuinra
,a,ned
by
aj
tu.ci
ch.ef
iiv.auti
i
UIV.VU01
'eram
River
near
Bella
Bella.
The
rwwK
Law
Justire
in
Superior
Court
j
company
will
be
sending
an
outfit
V-
General
V.IIVIWI
hsj
Synopsis
Pressure
avwuaw
re-
down
the
--
-
coast
shortly
to
-w
start
the
-
As
Compared
With
$867
Last
Year
City
police
court
fines
for
the
.
-
-
mains
hich
from
Vancouver
Island
Job
which
consists
to
a
large
extent
month
of
May
this
year
totalled
irTt
T"V(
.
lOOT
1
Hk
11M
,
...
soutn
westWard
with
deepest
de-'oi
rocs
worK
$237
as
compared
.with
$192
in
May
1
1938.
The
fines
this
year
to
date
total
$1712
ln
comparison
with
J$867
In
the
first
five
months
of
1
1938.
There
were
forty-nine
po-lice
court
prosecutions
this
May.
Langara
Island
Overcast,
east
southeast
wind,
two
miles
per
hour;
Stor-
barometer,
30.02;
temperature,
49;
and
TODAY'S
WEATHER
sea
smooth.
Dead
Tree
Point
Overcast,
calm;
barometer,
3052;
temperature,
48;
sea
smooth.
Bull
Harbor
Cloudy,
westerly
wind,
five
miles
per
hour:
barom-
Covenant.
21,000,
Cold
Storage.
eter.
30.24;
temperature,
50;
light
75c
and
5c.
swell.
uape
spear,
o,duu,
Aiun,
7
13,
Alert
BavCloudv.
westerlv
wind.
and
5c
R.
W.
7.000.
Booth,
6.6c
and
5c.
Touring
Scots
Beat
Albertans
Score
of
Seven
To
Nothing
Football
Game
At
Calgary
Yesterday
In
i
five
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
30.-37;
temperature.
47;
sea
smooth.
Estevan
Clear,
northerly
wind,
.four
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
30.-20.
j
Victoria
Clear,
westerly
wind.
jslx
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
30.20.
Vancouver
Cloudy,
easterly
wind
four
miles
per
hour;
barom
eter.
30.04.
'
W.
O.
Fulton
left
on
last
pvn.
CALGARY.
June
1:
(CP)
Plav-
ing's
train
for
Terrace
enroute
to
Ing
ln
Calgary
yesterday,
the
tour
'
Lakelse
Lake
to
get
his
summer
Ing
Scottish
football
team
won
Residence
in
readiness
for
the
sear
from
Alberta
All
stars
by
a
score
son.
He
Is
expected
back
on
Tue-of
seven
to
nothing
day
night's
train