Tomorrows
Tides
MiAt
In
rana-la
Ciood
'
rhamber
of
Com
i
nut
tented
that
th"
'Camber
brint
uo
ataln
'
-ontentlon
repreien-rrgHrd
to
the
use
of
fansda"
trade
marks
ad
advocated
last
yeaf.
'
i
reported
that
a
soedal
which
he
heads
was
still
.
s
the
sale
of
foreign
't
e
in
Canada
U'r
letter
from
the
Jun-')'r
of
Commerce
of
Can-"d
activities
that
were
Wuken
by
various
Junior
m
Canada
be
P.;
,p
r
r.g
r
Deriil
committee
In
con-w:h
housing.
T.
A.
Mc-"ported
that
Information
assembled
In
regard
to
"-'mcnt
and
payroll
of
orrt
industries.
ers
on
tourist
traffic.
Dand.
national
safety
"
Day
and
the
campaign
aiding
of
children
to
Vle-
the
Klng'a
visit
reported
r
'mmendaUon
of
the
exc-'
was
decided
to
strike
from
'
imes
of
members
who
con-
'ai'ed
to
pay
dues
or
to
rr".ings.
of
aoprolatlon
were
ex-
1
'
the
lo:al
newspapcrj
fori
ndustrlal
numbers
which
id
recently
pubJlslied.
Weather
Forecast
P
"J"
,.s
t-A
..11..!
x
.
f
-
v
1
Prltuy
Rupert
ThU
for?
k
-
finwd
from
rfxrTMionji
wi
1
t
vmrUrag
ft
vxn,
tomorrow,
:tt.hra
Pi
,A
.
.
it
wind,
fair
and
decidedly
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island
clear
and
cold.
Fresh
winds
tonight,
then
un-
to
Atlln.
She
In
uenia
mood
Rch
fuehrer
Adojf
Hitler
u
p.utuied
as
he
exchanged
a
pleasant
jreetms
u
j
a
recept
on
in
Berlin
for
foreign
diploma's,
STANHOPE
STATEMENT
Explanation
In
I'ecsrd
to
".Man
the
Cun"
Speech
Iteiltnallon?
LONDON.
April
S:
Cri
rrlme
MlnUtcr
Neville
Chamberlain
told
the
lloue
of
Commons
toda.v
that
Earl
Stanhope
-.Man
the
fiun"
speeth
was
unpremeditated.
He
aid
it
was
not
true
that
Lord
Ftanhope
hsd
asked
the
prfM
to
give
special
rromlnenre
to
his
ttatement
that
the
Roral
Navy
intl-alrcratt
guns
were
being
manned.
Mr.
Chamberlain
said
ne
per
paper
be
aked
to
suppress
or
discount
Ird
Stanhope's
speech
because
It
save
an
incorrect
Impression.
Early
reports
were
that
Lord
Stanhope
mitht
be
akrd
to
re-len
but
Mr.
Chamberlain
In
his
speech
said
he
"was
perfectlv
satisfied"
with
the
First
Lord
or
the
Admiralty.
He
was
answer-Inr
questions
bv
the
actlnt;
opposition
leader
Arthur
tirrenwood
whether
he
retarded
I-nrd
Stanhope
for
the
office.
as
a
fit
man
Halibut
Sales
American
t
thiuji,
the
eouru.y
of
J6c
to
Cold
Storage
.
.
i-
i
n
Signal.
15.000
at
I0.K
ana
Royal.
.
.
Southend.
10.000
at
10.2c
and
0c
Or
.
o
n,-
tnVin
r
Tnte.
600
nt
10C
abnormally
high
over
Nor-'
6c
to
Atlln.
Riltish
Columbia
and
weath-l
drr
in
the
province.
A
dels
slowly
approaching
avT
Island.
Old
Resident
Of
TLUSS
cS!Ketchikan
Dies
KETCHIKAN.
April
5.
a
well
known
resident
-Carl
Berg.
I
of
thirty
eighty-nine
years.
"
MAYORALTY
than
two
to
one.
The
count
early
today
was:
Peterson,
524;
Mrs.
Hans.
Nordna.
205;
Ragner
A.
Hansen,!
154.
S.
H.
Petersen
was
elected
to
the
i.hihim
hrvird
of
control
wltn
a
Chum.
000
at
10.2c
and
6c.
Atltn
opfllfortabic
majority
over
J.
O.
FlshcrKja.
'Yotmtr.
the
count
soon
after
mld-
,
Visitor,
5.500
at
10.9c
and
Gc
winnt
belng
433
to
325.
Royal
Fish
Co.
j
record
number
of
1607
votes
Canadian
.'were
cast,
the
previous
record
hav-
Prospcrlty
A.,
20,000
at
iu.oc
lni
been
1556.
Police
Guard
and
por
Actress
Dorothy
Lamour
is
Nervous
In
New
York
After
Recelvlnr
Extortion
Note
unv
YORK.
Anrll
5.
Dorothy
Lamour,
well
known
screen
actress,
was
accorded
a
special
police
guard
years'
standing
In
Ketchikan
na-
nerc
demanding
the
oi
to
.
w
ed
away
yesterday
at
as
This
If
Anticipated
in
Canadian
National
RaHwats
Budget
to
Parliament
OTTAWA,
April
5:
CP
The
(budget
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways,
tabled
In
the
House
of
yesterday,
estimated
an
(Commons
operating
revenue
of
$200,000,000
for
the
calendar
year
of
1930.
an
'increase
of
$17,758,278
compared
'with
the
previous
year.
Operating
expenses
are
estimated
at
$182,950,000.
an
.Increase
of
$6,-774.639,
The
net
open
tin;
revenue
estimate
of
$17,050,000
is
an
Increase
of
$10493.539
ovr
last
year.
Total
cash
requirement
from
thv
government
are
eitlmaled
at
$62.-
771
T07
include
$43,750,000
cash
delic
t
and
$19.021307
capital
cx-;
pendltures.
I
f
REJUVENATE
HIGH
COURT
Two
Roortltian
Nominations
are
Confirmed
br
TnHed
States
Senate
WASHINGTON.
D
C,
AprH
5
--The
United
States
Sent?
ft-di'
c
'nfi
med
the
nomlnatHn.
by
Pre-
RACE
TIGHTi;
Only
Handful
of
Voles
Separates
Aspirants
for
Chief
Civic
ToM
At
Ketchikan
KETCHIKAN.
April
5
So
dose
waa
the
count
that
early
today
it
wat
uncertain
as
to
whether
Axel
Osberg
or
Harry
McCain
had
won
the
mayoralty
In
Ketchikan's
eiv!
election
which
took
place
yesterday.
With
a
little
over
half
the
votes
counted.
Osberg
had
460
and
McCain
453.
'
R.
E.
Hardcastle
took
the
lead
Ifrom
the
start
In
the
count
for
sonalty
rave
directions
that
news-,
!
three
seats
on
the
council
and
his
election
was
assured.
There
was
a
close
count
between
Basil
Fltz
Williams.
L.
P.
Sunderland
and
Henry'
Erwlck
for
the
two
remaining
seats
The
count
early
today
stood:
Hard-rattle.
487;
FlUwtlliams,
352;
Sun
derland.
333:
Erwick.
324;
Lem
McKay.
25:
Andrew
Thompson.
220:
J
Harris.
175;
John
M.
Wick.
141:
John
Olafson.
131;
Harold
Thomp-
son.
123;
U.
A.
jonnson.
at;
uyiu,
J.
Dacklnc.
51.
Dr.
W.
B.
Peterson
easily
won
the
school
board
seat
by
a
vote
of
more
Idem
Franklin
D.
RooevelV
of
William
Douglas
as
a
itustlce
of
the
.'
Supreme
Court'
of
the-Unjied
Stat-
-land
ho
that-of
Wlhy
R'Ulcdae
s"
la
JusUce
of
the
United
States
court
of
Appeal.
Both
Doutlas
and
Rut-
t
uoerau
ana
yvuir
nicii
their
apoolntments
be
ing
In
line
with
the
President's
de
termination
to
reoraanlie
the
court?
along
rejuvenated
line.
TODAY'S
C
'Ha
r
STOCKS
Vancouver
Big
Missouri,
.ll
-Bralorne.
1050
ask).
Cariboo
Quartz.
2.20.
-Dentonla,
.02J.
Falrvlew,
.05.
Gold
Belt,
30
M.
Hedley
Mascot,
150.
Minto.
.02.
Noble
Five.
.02.
Pacific
Nickel.
.12.-Pend
Orlelle.
1.40,
5
Pioneer,
2.45.
"V
Premier.
1.98.
4
Privateer,
1.13.
Reeves
McDonald,
51.
Reno.
3.9.
Relief
Arlington.
.12
(ask).
Salmon
Gold,
.101j.
Sheep
Creek.
1.05.
Cariboo
Hudson.
.32
(ask).
Oils
A.
P.
Con..
.16.
w
Calmont,
J6.
;
C.
it
E.,
2.10.
Freehold,
.03'i.
Home.
2.30.
Pacalta,
.05.
Royal
Canadian,
.19,
Toronto
Aldermac.
.35.
Beattle.
1.15.
Central
Pat..
2.29.
Cons.
Smelters,
4930.
East
Malartic.
2.35.
Fenrland.
.05.
Francoeur.
.18
'.j,
Gods
Lake.
.21.
Hard
Rock,
1.17,
Int.
Nickel.
46.75.
Kerr
Addison,
1.73.
Little
Long
Lac,
235.
.
Mrieod
Cockshutt,
2.00
'
Madscn
Red
Lake;
.38,
Moneta,
1.04,
Noranda,
73.50.
'
Pickle
Crow.
5.00.
Preston
E.
Dome,
1.32.
;
San
Antonio.
1.45.".
t
Sherrltt
Gordon.
1.02.
"
Stadacona,
.56.
v
Uchl
Oold.
1.21.
MlcKenzle
Red
Lake.
1.17.
Buuscadlllac,
'.06.
Mosher,
.15.
I
I
I
141
Capitol
2:24
am.
22.9
ft.
TAXI
15:02
pjn.
20.7
It.
8:55
am
1A
ft.
2
.
m.
3.0
ft.
Maccy's
Coffee
House
1
-jdrzzz
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
xxvni
No
so.
Xfc
APRIL
1939
PRICE:
5
CENTS
v
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
5,
A
.
A
isn
Republican
Army
Is
Threat
GO
INTO
HIGHWAY
Menirt
N
Complain
of
Propa-j
lindt
Inimical
to
Western
Inning
rhimKr
'
lla
Much
Bulnes
from
the
publisher
of
,ri
News
that
false
lnfor
being
dtwemlnated
Uv
I
;e
western
route
for
thet
Alaika
Highway
led
at,
.
meeting
of
the
Junior
r
the
Prince
Itupert
Cham
.
mraerce
to
the
appoint
a
special
commHtee
con
'
Jack
MeRae
and
riobert
'Ua
borate
with
the
high-n
ittee
of
the
Prince
Ru
Tber
of
Commerce
on
rnaUen.
The
communis-
the
Stewart
newspaper
.
particularly
at
a
re
I
iblUhed
mao
of
routes
Dritlsh
Columbia
which
It
-1
a
preference
for
the
jte
w.iv
no
speaker
at
tost
"
iior
Chamber
meeting
-ru
matters
of
business
with
and
there
were
a
lrnmltlee
remrts
pre
.
W
Newman
was
In
he
A
!i'.iwrd
rf
twentv-flve
u
Tfent.
:
'
it
Inn
frotJ
th
Jun-
if
Commerce
of
Cin-'
nn
inviting
suttesl-a
national
publication
H
n
the
executive
"on
ft
-.
,,,
a-.
nriM
totke
'
a
aiectal
subscription
'"tn-dln
nu'lnem
"
1
William
Etkln
were
'
rt
in
Up
and
Paint
Up
w.mlite
which
already
p.-.er
DeJonr
William
R
Ingram
and
Alt
Rlv-
FUEHRER
GREETS
FOREIGN
DIPLOMATS
EARNINGS
'EUROPE
IS
Ready
For
Operations
INCREASE!
UNSETTLED
,
.
r
n
i.
Elements
Of
Crisis
Appear
Again
In
Various
Quarters
Will
Hitler
Or
Mussolini
March?
I
Duce
Moving
In
I
N
BELGRADE,
April
5:
(CP)
Information
received
in
usually
reliable
quarters
here
said
that
Italy
intends
to
begin
its
occupation
of
defenceless
Albania
tonight.
LONDON,
April
5:
With
ele-
,
ments
of
crisis
developing
in
various
centres,
new
tension
has
I
arisen
in
Europe
with
Increasing
fears
of
war
between
the
dictatorships
on
the
one
hand
and
the
democracies
on
the
other.
Toland
continues
to
occupy
the
limelight
and
there
appears
to
be
no
certainty
that
Narl
German
may
not
jet
essay
a
coup
in
that
direction.
The
Btr-lin
prrss
vesterlay
drnouncei
alleged
To'hh
m'strcatment
of
Hermans
In
the
Polish
corridor.
Reports
perit
that
Premier
Benito
Mussolini
of
Italy
is
planning
a
camoaien
against
Al-hania.lt
wa
said
-last
night
that
nrenarations
were
being
made
lo
send
two
Italian
divisions
ed.
The
people
of
Iraq
were
arous
ed
by
rumors
that
their
Kin;,
although
officially
said
to
have
been
killed
in
an
automobile
ac
cident,
was
really
assassinated
I
by
an
Englishman.
It
was
this
i
rumor,
it
is
believed,
that
led
to
the
assassination
of
the
consul
in
.mosui
yesieruay.
j.
Another
sore
spot
concerns
r
the
future
of
Alexandretta,
semi-independent
district
In
Northern
Syria,
which
it
is
said
Turkey
desires
to
annex.
Meantime
from
the
Russo-Manchukouan
frontier
come
reports
of
new
flare-ups
between
Soviet
and
Japanese
troops-Premier
Neville
Chamberlain
last
night
denied
disquietening
reports
in
regard
to
the
manning
of
naval
anti-aircraft
guns
for
sudden
emergency.
Important
Conference
There
was
widespread
Interest
today
in
conferences
between
Col.
Joseph
Beck,
Foreign
Min-isvter
for
Toland,
and
British
government
officials.
On
the
result
of
these
negotiations
may
hinge
whether
or
hot
Chancellor
Adolf
Hitler
Invades
Poland
and
precipitates
a
European
war.
Fresh
outbreaks
between
Hungarians
and
Slovaks
in
Slovakia,
despite
a
supposed
peace,
were
reported
today.
Increase
In
Relief
Shown
Relief
distribution
from
the
City
I
Hall
during
the
month
of
March
'this
year
totalling
$2,740.20.
show
ed
an
Increase
over
$2,689.45
In
February.
The
city's
share
of
the
March
relief
was
$609.05
and
In
February
$60104.
the
balance
be
Ing
contributed
by
the
govern
ments.
Provincial
families
received
$169.-
15
in
March
and
$213.25
In
Feb
ruary.
the
distribution
being
through
the
City
Hall
although
the
Eovemment
contributed
all
thc
money.
in
v.anaaa
oays
rxaaio
Broadcast
In
Britain
Nothing
Known
About
it
by
Head
of
R.C.M.P.
Further
Bomb
Explosions
Today
in
British
Cities
LONDON,
April
5:
(CP)
Six
bomb
explosions
rocked
Birmingham,
Liverpool
and
Coventry
overnight
in
vhat
police
described
as
new
Irish
Republican
Army
activity.
Last
night
a
secret
radio
transmitter,
believed
to
'e
Irish
Republican
Army
operated
broadcast
a
statement
that
"we
will
be
prepared
to
carry
out
operations
l'
in
Canada
In
ten
days."
LEBRUN
IS
REELECTED
fiiven
His
Second
Seven-Vear
Term
As
President
of
Republic
Of
France
VERSAB
BS.
April
5:
CP
-Albert
Lebrun
was
re-elected
presi-
needed.
rn!?hil&lekiiia
To
to
ine
country
10
iane
mm
-
In
Greece
wholesale
raids
by
JjUJf
jVMe
Layer
the
dictatorship
government
against
communists
are
report
1
Not
Known
in
Canada
,
OTTAWA,
April
5:
CP
Commissioner
S.
T.
Wood
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Police
said
today
that
he
did
not
know
of
any
Irish
Republican
Army
broadcast.
,No
2u:h
organization
was
known
,ln
Canada.
ACTIVITY
OF
NAZIS
drnt
of
France
tod5y
Mr
a
second
Jnn,or
chambero(
Commerce
"
even-year
urrm
ay
caui
nauves
.if
ParilamtrU.
Tne
vote
was
431
x
iht
first
ballot,
only
455
beln?J
Agrees
With
Prairie
Board
That
It
Should
Be
Curbed
t
The
Junior'
Sectjgn
of
-the
Prince
'Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce,
at
lit
regular
monthly
meeting
last
4niht,-
endorsed
-a-retolutlmfrom..
'the
Saskatoon
Board
of
Trade
caJl-r
Jlnjrfor
federal
lnvestl?atJon
and
'
.eofllrol
of
German
activities
and
(propaganda
on
the
prairies.
.
.
.1
The
resolution
from
Saskatoon.
New
Naval
Craft
to
te
Turnel
Out,ln
lu
preambJe
decIared
that
a
For
Uri'rd
StitesName
jGernnn
newspaper
published
on
Terror
Chosen
Ufa
pratriee
mocked
and
criticized
British
institutions
such
as
demoe-
PHlLAUfcLFHiA.
Apm
a.
ah-
raey
and
JU?gesttd
that
eorts
nouncement
ws
made
yesterday
jwere
Mag
tQ
deTelop
a
Ger.
that
a
dew
mine
laying
craft
of,'
?vilTWir4ttT
rni1Tw
.rpn
In
flan-
.
c-r-n
fmu
tn
hf
htillt
at
tliel
.
.
..
...
.
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AGROUND
Frank
Waterhouse
freighter
Chilliwack,
Capt.
E.
B.
Allen,
was
allowed
to
proceed
to
Vancouver
with
cargo
at
5:40
p.m.
yesterday
after
inspection
following
a
stranding
alongside
the
dolphins
at
Eddy
Pass
mine
yesterday
morning.
The
vessel
touched
while
making
a
landing
at
5
ajn.
and
refloated
four
hours
later
under
her
own
power
ort
the
rising
tide.
Inspection
by
a
diver
here
revealed
little,
if
any
damage,
to
the
vessel
which
was
heavily
laden.
TROBABLY
A
WARNING
ROME
Italian
troop
concentrations
on
the
Adriatic
are
interpreted
In
foreign
circles
as
a
warning
to
Great
Britain
and
France
against
the
carrying
out
of
so-called
encirclement
plans
and
to
Jugoslavia
and
Greece
against
joining
them.
REMOVE
RIPPLE
ROCK
VANCOUVER
Advices
received
by
the
Vancouver
Slerchants
Exchange
from
the
department
of
public
works
at
Ottawa
said
funds
for
the
removal
of
Ripple
Rock,
long
considered
a
-menace
to
shipping
through
Seymour
Narrows,
would
probably
be
provided
In
the
supplementary
estimates.
and
at
least
one
German
school
were
referred
to.
The
resolution
calls
for
a
thor-
ough
Investigation
into
the
activities
of
various
German
schools,
organizations
and
native-born
Ger
mans
and
proposes
that
the
Secretary
of
State
should
be
furnished
with
copies
of
all
newspapers
pub
lished
in
foreign
language
In
Canada,
that
any
and
all
addresses
given
In
foreign
language
be
submitted
to
the
Secretary
of
State
and
that
there
be
a
public
educational
cam-
ipaln
to
reveal
Nazi
activities
and
(
propaganda.
The
Saskatoon
resolution
was
en-
dorsed
on
motion
of
G.
C.
G.
Ham.
P.
Lyons
and
Chicago
Mayor
Is
Re-Elected
Edward
J.
Kelly,
Democratic
Incumbent,
Given
Big
Majority
Over
Republican
Opponent
CHICAGO.
April
5
s
Democratic
Mayor
Edward
J.
Kelly
was
swept
back
into
office
in
the
municipal
election
here
yesterday.
Ills
maj
ority
over
Dwlght
Green,
his
Republican
opponent,
stood
at
upwards
of
150,000.
Burns
Lake
Boy
Is
Shot
In
Head
BURNS
LAKE,
AprU
5:
James
Stanyer.
12,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mts.
Ray
Stanyer,
Is
in
hospital
In
serious'
condition
from
a
bullet
wound
Mrs.
II.
A.
Breen,
who
has
beenhn
the
head.
The
boy
was
found
on
a
trip
to
Vancouver
and
else-hot
behind
the
ear
after
he
had
wherein
the
south,
returned
home.
returned
home
from
school
and
on
Ihe
Prince
Rupert
this
morning,
j
taken
out
a
22
calibre
rifle.