l-i"'
ir.'
way
by
the
Insurgents.
sr.lv
v
O
Ughting.
The
morale
a
completely
shattered
i,i
V::-:t
eath.
destruction
and
j:?
rr
jwhere
Li
a
strategic
village
nine
il
t
tu.'
mile
distant'
wtls
cap-
(red
t7
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rebel
HWARDS
TO
CANADIANS
:
Among
Successful
Khodes
l-andiaatcs
t
TORONTO.
Jan.
34:
(CPi-
MaJ-i'J
:
1
Canada's
10
Rhodes
schol-
p
fur
1939.
whoso
selection
was
policed
in
December,
will
go
tu
jf
rd
for
course
In
science
anu
r.OT.ir-
Only
,
one
...
medical
stud
Minuter
William
Lyon
Mackenzie
King.
FINANCE
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Quebec.
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trm
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a
Coal
Industry
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HIGHWAY
of
Alaska
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Time
NEW
YORK,
Jan.
24:
CPl
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i
oe
unmarried,
between
i
ana
jujrci,
nai
.-.
years
old
and
have
completed
ore
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the
plan
was
first
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UUIH'lSllf.
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'
-
Poliawlng
are
the
scholars
for
The
small
population
of
British
Neva
Scotia,
W.
H.
Fclndel
of
able
to
raise
the
entire
cost,
the
in2m-t.r
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ediionai
isaia.
dui
iracrni
iuima
?w
Brunswick.
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be
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borrowed
or
a
tax
put
on
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of
Novajrtce
rendered
and
whether
that
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force
of
character
and
of
In-'nets
to
lead
and
to
take
an
In
rpt
In
his
fellows;
;4)
Physical
Kor
as
shown
bv
fondness
for
d
succcs
In
outdoor
sports.
General
Going
Home
For
Trip
MONTREAL,
Jan.
24:
(CP)
Consul
General
L.
Kcmpff
of
Germany
left
yesterday
to
spend
a
vacation
In
the
Reich.
Dungaree
Army
Of
Six
Million
Men
Being
Enrolled
In
Britain
Under
National
Service
Scheme
LONDON,
January
24:
(CP)
A
Dungaree
Army
of
six
to
seven
million
men
whose
duty
it
will
be
to
keep
industry
working
at
top
speed
during
wartime
was
established
by
the
British
government
today.
The
Department
of
Labor
issued
a
list
of
"reserved
occupations"
embracing
men
from
eighteen
to
sixty-four
years
of
age
whose
wartime
work
would
be
industrial
rather
than
military
and
who
would
be
exempted
from
military
service.
This
is
part
of
the
voluntary
national
service
scheme
for
which
Prime
Minister
Neville
Chamberlain
broadcast
an
appeal
last
night
when
he
declared
that
Great
Britain
would
never
begin
a
war
but
said
that,
in
view
of
existing
conditions,
a
national
defence
scheme
was
one
of
common
prudence.
Twenty
million
handbooks
were
issued
throughout
the
nation
today
suggesting
occupations
in
which
the
people
are
asked
to
enrol
voluntarily.
OTTAWA,
Jan.
24.
CP
p
fC
p
!
XT
1
Norman
a.
Mcurty
of
wind-
concept
Ui
Lanadian
National
or.
Liberal
member
for
Essex
r
i
n
iiii
e
l
Wei.
has
been
named
Post-
matter
'
Oeneral,
succeeding
Hon.
J.
C.
Elliott
who
bat
re-
jrigned
on
account
of
ll)-health,
4
his
retirement
hartng
been
an-
4
ttclpated
for
aome
time.
J.
A.
MacKinnon.
Liberal
member
for
Edmonton
West,
has
been
named
minuter
without
port-
folio
at
the
same
time
by
Prime
Kailways
Sound
And
Justiiied,
I
last
evening.
.resented
at
the
meeting.
,,,
,
,.
.
.
plan
of
national
expansion
and
"SJ,'
Wlnn,PC,r
HALIFAX,
Jan.
24:
.CP-Prem-
whether
the
organlzaUon
was
be-
Htna,
University
of
Saskatch.
Ottawa
where
he
will
present
Alberta,
Douglas
R.
rosby,
nanff.
on
Wednesday
seeking
aid
for
the
inrnm
rin.....
-it
u
t
nova
ecuiia
turn
hiuiwmi.
Leader
of
the
Oppo-"Ivcrsltv
BrUl5h
Columbia,
John
Davis,
Conservative
nf
nriH.v,
ni..mi.u
sltlon
Is
also
a
member
of
the
dele-
Mr.
Falrweathcr
chose
as
the
sub-
Ject
of
his
address,
"A
New
View
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways,"
and
portrayed
a
most
interesting
and
impressive
picture
of
the
tremendous
value
railroad
building
',
had
been
to
Canada
In
general
and
western
Canada
In
particular.
He
pointed
out
that
criticism
of
I
the
Canadian
National
Railways
should
not
be
directed
towards
damning
the
organization
for
producing
deficits
but
should
be
dir
ected
to
an
examination
of
the
ser-
"It
is
my
considered
opinion
that
ih.
Pan
art
I.
in
KnUnnsl
Railwavs
that
private
enterprise
tried
It
and
failed.
The
dcflct
by
the
way
consists
solely
of
Interest
on
capital.
It
Is
a
really
outstanding
performance
that
the
Canadian
National
railways,
despite
the
above-mentioned
acttvlUes,
has
always
paid
Its
oper
mg
railway
aeveiopmeni.
ii
was
argued
they
should
develop
the
ter-1
-
-,H,
,..v
.j
,
,
.,
,,
will
stand
critical
examination
on
"
J
w..
iu
uk
uwajs
all
these
points."
Mr.
Falrweather
unln
lhe
land
developed
emphasized.
-Criticism
of
the
and
would
be
bullt
whIcn
wtuld
not
Canadian
National
is
almost
in-
be
profitable
In
Itself,
variably
directed
to
the
deficit
but!
SPCond
Kho01
thought
of-thls
deficit
does
not
arise
from
the!'ered
the
idea
that
the
best
way
of
operation
of
the
Canadian
National
developing
a
nation
was
to
afford
as
a
private
enterprise.
On
the
JJe
.wIdest
possible
opportunity
to
U
arises
Aflcne
from
irom
a
n
tmtM-
trustee-
iivuonir
tuiu
-
cuiciyiiac
ui
iuii-
"
render
them
profitable
in
them
selves-
selves,
he
he
Glared.
declared.
,.N.f.
"Neither
of
.
these
..a
schools
CJ.K,.
of
Tomorrows
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No.
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PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
JANU
ARY
24,
1939.
PRICE:
&
CENTS
Impotent
Shipping
Development
Barcelona
Is
Falling
To
Rebels
LINE
FROM
PRINCE
RUPERT
QnScklnc,,
n:
:
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i
uniitu
minuuum
lb
Are
Today
at
Gates
Of
Loyalist
Capital
Government
Defences
Have
Completely
Broken
Minist
ers
and
Populancc
in
I
hunt
Death,
Destruction
and
Pillage
I'ERPIGNAN,
France,
January
21:
TCP)
An
of-
ficial
telephone
call
from
Barcelona
today
renorted
that
Insurgent
forces
were
attacking
outskirts
of
the
government
capital
of
Spain.
Insurgents
declared
that
their
forces
had
achieved
a
"complete
break"
in
government
defences
before
Barcelona
and
that
the
fall
of
the
city
was
jirura
.v
wuiy
mtcr
in
uuuis.
tar
f
vcrument
mlnlttricj
hare
:ti?-j
lc!
Barcelona
for
the
north
l.'.t
''-:t
br
eaguered
capital
U
be-r.l
p:
ir.dca
by
enemy
bombs
with
i
'j.,
falling
as
the
city
a
military
camp.
The
po-.:.
t-ine
flight,
some
hoping
i
L
;
fr.ge
in
France.
Many.
ir::
i
':
a
they
win
be
put
to
Named
To
Cabinet
IN
PERIL
ON
OCEAN
i
IN
STORM
Fifteen
Ship
Lhted
Disabled
At
least
Twenty-four
HaTe
Perished
Anxiety
OTer
Chilean
Vessel
;
LONDON.
Jan.
24:
CPi-Flf-teen
disabled
ships
were
listed
today
by
Lloyds,
having
sent
S.OS.
"all
yesterday
as
a
result
of
the
terrific
gale
which
was
lashing
the
Atlantic
Ocean
to
mountainous
?eas.
At
least
twenty-four
lives
have
been
lost
and
the
lives
of
five
hundred
or
more
persons
are
Imperilled
on
battered
ships.
However,
weather
moderated
today
and
less
anxiety
was
felt.
Three
ships
were
making
for
home
ports.
Others
were
still
unreported.
All
naval
ships
were
ordered
to
keep
a
look-out
today
for
a
Rosl
Air
Force
bomber
missing
in
th
English
Channel
with
six
men
on
board
alter
trie
storm
which
ays
Expert
In
Saskatoon.
Talk
.SJafiiS
age
to
shipping.
SASKATOON,
January
24,
"When
looking
into
the
J
jtorm
has
"tended
across
railway
question
do
not
be
misled
by
profit
and
loss
ac-
TtTZnZZ
COUntS
Which
do
not
and
cannot
tell
the
Whole.
Story
down
at
the
Island
of
Corsica
but
Viewed
in
proper
perspective,
the
policy
of
extensive
de-
made
a
safe
landing,
velopment
of
Canada's
natural
resources
by
the
construe-
A
Chilean
vessel,
motorship
lion
of
railwavs
has
actually
produced
a
great
store
of
Aconagua
with
two
hundred
per-
.1
hv
ih
ns
on
board.
is
still
silent
in
the
construction
of
railways
has
actually
produeed
a
great
store
of
national
wealth.
The
concept
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
as
an
instrument
of
national
development,
broadly
speaking.
Is
sound
and
has
been
fully
Justified
by
the
:crowth
of
national
wealth.
Can-
.
i
i
i
.
i
,...hji
aaa
neeas
nerc
rauwais
ana
a
among
tnc
Broup
ana
only.-"
""
"
."1.
"
"'"Vout
them
could
not
be
the
wealthy
-
viuuvilii
Tea
scholars
are
selected
Hiiiiuniii,
irv
avti
from
from
Vancouver
Asks
For
Embargo
On
War
Materials
VANCOUVER,
Jan.
24:
(CP)
At
NOW
BEING
ARRANGED
Atlantic
and
fears
are
entertained
for
her
safety.
She
had
sent
out
"S.
O.
S."
messages
after
which
nothing
further
was
heard
from
her.
The
AtlanUc
coasts
of
Canada
and
United
States
have
also
been
taking
a
beaUixg
with
a
piercing
cold
wave
in
the
Maritlmes
and
New
England.
In
the
United
States
seventeen
and
Important
nation
she
Is,"
de-,a
mass
meeting
here,
a
resolution
deaths
have
attributed
to
The
c,ared
s-
w-
I'r
father,
chief
of;
was
passed
appealing
to
the
gov-
the
cold
weatner
..
vm-V
TlmM
hnru
In
rvccuiti
unu
uti
element..
eriuneiH
ui
impose
an
eiuuargu
on
-
,,
,
,
r,itMu
f.
and
uebec
and
one
from
JTJSZTJl1.
adlan
National
Railways,
guest
shipment
of
war
materials
from
.
.
.
,
i
hZrea
u,eBBSu?!3Se2
?Tta
t0
anf
?f8ressor
natkm'
"Sh
freighter
uiwaru
isiana.
nnuiuic
,
,j
i..
the
Saskatoon
Board
of
Trade
Trade
here
here
'Various
'Various
orcanlzatlons
organizations
were
were
rep-
O
Ravaged
By
Fire
Engineer
Ernest
Lawson
of
Vancouver
Injured
in
Conflagration
Aboard
Ship
at
Brooklyn
ating
expenses
from
revenues,"
he1
NEW
y0RK,
Jan.
24:
(CP
A
declared.
j
four
aiarm
fire
raged
for
more
than
Two
Schools
of
Thought
five
hours
in
the
engine
room
of
In
tracing
the
railway
develop-ithe
Brltlsh
freighter
Silver
Ash
at
mcnt
in
western
Canada.
Mr.
Fair-1
Brooklyn
dock
today
before
being
weather
pointed
out
that
there
were'
brought
under
control.
Engineer
two
schools
of
thought
on
the
sub-"
Rawaon.
aged
21.
of
Vancou-Ject.
The
first
was
that
expansion
ver
was
Wufed.
should
follow
railway
profits
and
the
second
was
that
expansion
should
precede
railway
profits.
The
,
first
school
seek
out
lands,
forests
A
r.rJrkn.J.7QC
and
mines
far
removed
from
exist-1
ipOIOglZcS
To
Siwashes
According
to
the
Vancouver
Province,
Mayor
Lyle
Telford
i
,
..
.1.
or
Vancouver
nas
maae
--,
OLOF
HANSON
M.P.
RECEIVES
LONG
HOPED
FOR
WORD
FROM
MINISTER
OF
TRADE
AND
COM-3IERCE
TODAY
IN
REGARD
TO
THIS
PORT
By
THOMAS
WAVLIXG
OTTAWA,
January
24:
(Special
to
Daily
News)
Hon.
W.
D.
Euler,
minister
of
trade
and
commerce,
has
called
for
tenders
for
a
steamship
service
between
Prince
Rupert
and
the
United
Kingdom
and
Continent,
Olof
Hanson,
M.P.
for
Skeena,
was
notified
today.
There
will
be
three
trips
yearly,
commencing
this
year.
Modern
British
ships
of
eight
thousand
tons
will
be
used
with
freight
rates
subject
to
approval
of
the
minister.
The
ships
will
also
carry
mails.
Bulletins
DISASTER
AT
II
ED
LEY
PENTICTON
A
man
and
a
woman
were
killed
early
today
when
a
rockslide
crashed
down
on
two
blocks
of
the
little
min-In;
town
of
Uedlej,
between
here
'
and
Princeton,
wrecking
fire
houses
and
damaging
four
others.
The
dead
are
Peter
Strand,
55,
and
his
housekeeper,
Mrs.
Green,
who
were
killed
when
a
20-ton
rock
crasned
through
the
house
where
they
were
sleeping.
Noise
of
rumbling
boulders
ranging
in
weight
from
ten
to
one
hundred
tons
awakened
several
other
families,
permitting
them
to
escape.
CRASH
REASON
MYSTERY
NEW
YORK
Reason
for
the
crash
of
the
Imperial
Airways
flying
boat
Cavalier,
between
here
and
Bermuda
Saturday,
remains
a
mystery.
Capt.
M.
R,
Alderson
said
icing
conditions
in
carbu-etors
did
not
cause
the
crash
as
earlier
believed.
The
plane's
fuselage
was
ripped
open
by
force
of
landing
on
rough
water.
The
survivors
were
landed
yesterday.
None
required
hospital
treatment.
Mrs.
Edna
Watson
was
credited
with
heroism
in
saving
the
life
of
Capt.
Alderson
by
holding
him
up
when
he
became
unconscious
in
the
water.
NEW
RELIEF
SCHEME
OTTAWA
A
new
relief
scheme
is
announced
whereby
the
Canadian
government
will
pay
halt
the
cost
of
labor
on
civic
projects
vjith
the
provinces
paying
the
other
half.
The
municipalities
will
provide
materials
and
supervision.
BENNETT
LEAVES
OTTAWA
OTTAWA
Without
making
a
farewell
appearance
in
the
House
of
Commons,
Former
Prime
Minister
R.
B.
Bennett
left
Ottawa
today
for
Montreal
where
he
will
speak
tonight.
His
farewell
ad
dress
will
be
in
Saint
John
from
which
port
he
will
sail
on
Thursday
for
his
future
home
In
apology
in
connection
with
his
-
,
.
recent
description
of
Prince
:
I
irpricpc
frfk
Rnnert
In
the
Leulslature
as
a
j.
-siu-ach
Tnn."
Mavor
Tel-
!
C
1
L
1.1
I
T
contrary,
It
-""V""''
:
-
"
.1
t..-
ulllPnilV
n
ship,
set
up
In
the
form
of
a
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.
development
of
Canada
has
re-
days
was
described.
Jat
the
office
of
suited
from
a
balance
between
.
Agent.
Tills
is
them,"
said
the
speaker.
Jover
1937.
the
Government
a
slight
Increase
GOOD
YEAR
IN
LUMBER
British
Columbia
Exports
to
United
Kingdom
Struck
New
Ail
Time"
High
VANCOUVER,
Jan.
24:
(CPI
The
year
1938
was
a
good
one
for
the
lumber
industry
of
British
Columbia.
According
to
figures
of
the
Pacific
Lumber.
Inspection
Bureau,
exports
to
the
United
ivingaom
lor
me
year
reacned
a
new
all
time
high
of
741,000,000
million
feet
in
comparison
with
648.000.000
feet
In
1937.
Total
exports
were
over
one
billion
feet.
Northern
India
Village
Bombed
Population
Given
Dee
.Notice
To
Move
Out
Before
Community
Is
Destroyed
CALCUTTA,
Jan.
24
(CP)
After
giving
due
warning
to
the
population
to
evacuate,
bombing
planes
of
the
Royal
Air
Force
destroyed
a
villaee
In
northwest
India
which
'was
harboring
a
rebel
leader.
Youngest
Princess
Of
Italy
Married
Maria
Becomes
Bride
of
Prince
Louis
at
Ceremony
In
Rome
Yesterday
ROME,
Jan.
24:
The
marrlaj?
of
Princess
Maria,
youngest
daughter
of
the
King
and
Queen
of
Italy,
to
Prince
Louis
took
place
yesterday.
Princess
Maria
is
twenty-four
years
of
age.
Weather
Forecast
General
Synopsis
Pressure
con
Unues
unusually
high
south
of
British
Columbia
and
Is
moderately
low
off
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
The
weather
remains
warm
on
the
coast
where
rain
has
been
general.
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Fresh
to
strong
west
winds,
cloudy
with
rain
or
sleet.
West
Coast
of.
Vancouver
Island
Fresh
to
strong
south
to
south
west
winds,
cloudy
and
mild
with
rain.