PUNISH
PROFITEERS
K
1!
ALrv
UN
I
Mesbcr
of
Parliament
Has
Cic.Uc
Remarks
To
Make
i
V..
tntlll-l
Mout
I
V
!!
-
h
4
(CP
Ar-Liberal
member
Ontario,
delivered
k
in
the
House
of
1
'
i
W
D.
Herridte
announced
his
pruKtressive
poiitl-i
'.-nbed
HerrWge
r
'
id
the
political
wn
ey
Par-was
taken
to
rment
that
old
..'
unite
to
form
ment
CRD
MANY
r
n
ii
i
mi
I
'J
(arler
Was
Long
In
III-
IWcame
Robutt
'hr
sturdlness
with
I
.
yptologUt
he
faced
and
hardships
of
,itp
Howard
Carter,
here,
had
an
early
j
marked
by
long-'
health.
Because
of
ibiiged
to
obtain
his
from
private
tutors
'
as
his
condition
b
for
him
to
study.'
was
born
at
Swaff-J
"f
England,
In
1873,'
"
r"n
of
Samuel
John,
u
:mal
painter.
In
his'
tWe
loped
considerable,
r,
painter
and
for
a
time'
.
.
j
i
fin
n
wa
rn
in
nnar
hrrs
profession.
pend
several
weeks
In
where
he
was
a
member
13
constitutional
and
Bur-1
fPQ
I
IrHavc
hsis
"
viuvio
a
vi
Bulletins
4
4
4
II
Honesty
Of
I
Small
B.oy
1
Inni
f'nntrard
IVIII
A
lully
Investigated,
rrime
a
nne
example
of
honesty
4
Minister
Says
,4-
on
the
part
of
a
small
boy
4
Is
reported
at
the
city
police
4
-
T'!
Mji
-h
4:
(CP
The
station.
Eight-year-old
Keg-
4
not
permit
any
Kle
Andrew
Ronald
found
$19
i
Canadian
arms
con-
In
cah
near
the
Church
of
the
-
Annunciation.
He
immediately
4
t
make
an
example
of
1
.and
sulltv
of
such
ran
down
to
the
police
station
4
Pncne
Minister
W.
L.
told
the
House
of
rt.ua
tnai
me
evv-
and
turned
it
in.
There
was
no
clue
as
to
the
identity
of
4
the
owner
of
the
currency.
4
bimg
the
fullest
in-
Accordingly,
the
police
put
it
any
questioned
i
away
and
waited
lor
a
claim-
i
was
confident
ant.
Next
day
George
Oeddes
4
i
wdence
of
wrong-
K
reoorted
the
loss
of
$19
and
4
A.
4
of
the
police
that
the
found
41
14
money
was
his.
The
lad
ad
who
who
found
the
money
was
4
cash
reward
and
he
also
ilso
4
elvd
eoneratulatlons
from
nilVllLIVji
and
hU
friends
for
hU
spon-
4'
taneous
honesty.
4
FINALS
OF
BADMINTON
Semi-finals
in
the
Prince
Rupert
Badminton
Club's
champion
competition
were
played
last
nlsht
and
the
finals
will
be
run
"
off
tomorrow
afternoon.
CIVIL
WAR
PROLONGED
MADRID
While
both
tides
at
present
report
a
lull
In
the
fight-
j
log,
many
signs
poini
10
ine
in-
lentlon
of
the
Madrid
govern
!
ment
to
prolong
the
Spanish
civil
war.
General
Franco
has
announced
plans
to
bring
on
a
general
orfrniive
against
Madrid
unless
there
l
Immediate
unconditional
surrender.
SUDETEN'S
FOR
B.C.
'
VICTORIA
Premier
T.
D.
Pat-
lullo
staled
yesterday
that
he
had
'
had
some
knowledge
In
advance
of
the
projected
migration
or
Sudeten
German
ttlfni
to
Canada.
He
expected
that
some
of
them
would
be
coming
to
British
Columbia.
The
Premier
did
not
Indicate,
however,
whether
the
reserve
recently
placed
by
Department
of
Lands
on
an
area
of
land
northwest
of
Prince
George
had
any
connection
with
the
migration.
MRS.
PATRICK
DIES
VANCOUVER
Mrs.
Joseph
Patrick,
mother
of
the
famous
hockey
brothers
Lester,
Guy,
Frank
and
Stanley
died
yesterday.
Her
husband
was
once
a
Victoria
alderman.
tM.rarted
lo
archeology,
O
Cw
r.d
choosing
that
as
his
oquare
Lieal
ror
f
.
.I
md
for
it
under
Lord
.,.
t
Hacknev.
Prof.
L.
Qrlf-
All
I
n
nnnrinnc
I
In
'
nit
vaiiauiuiw
"
m,
MinHrt
TA,rl
n..:.r
r,f
Tmf
was
17
years
old,
Mr.
fed
most
of
his
life
at
L'jsor
Upper
Egypt.
He
Radio
Is
Policy
OTTAWA.
March
4.-Leonard
W.
Hrocklngton
told
the
House
raaio
a
P.aai,e
of
returning
each
broadcast
cornmlttee
tlut
In
radio
ing
there
should
be
no
preference
for
any
Canadian
over
his
Weather
Forecast
General
Synopsis
Pressure
has
risen
over
the
Interior
of
British
Columbia
and
remains
low
to
the
South.
Clear
colder
weather
pre
vails
In
all
parts
of
this
province.
Prlnco
Rupert
and
Queen
Char
lotte
Islands
Fresh
south
to
soutn
cast
winds,
becoming
strong,
part
announce
a
lv
cloudv.
mild
with
showers.
'
etLUlpment
order
for
two,
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island
box
cars
to
h(
mnnnfnp.tPrpsh
went
tn
northwest
Wlnd3,
Plants
at
Hamilton,
New
'partly
cloudy,
cold
at
night
with
and
Montreal.
llght
rain
or
sleet.
OLYMPICS
IN
LONDON
:
British
Metropolis
Expected
To
Be
1911
Venue
Winter
Games
In
.Montreal
or
Oslo
OTTAWA.
March
4.
-Simuel
R.
Littlewood.
London.
England,
dramatic
critic
has
been
elected
as
adjudicator'
'of
Dominion
Drama
i
Festival
final
at
Lon&on
Ont.
Apple
Exports
Of
I
Nova
Scotia
Up
Sent
to
Overtcas
Markets
Shown
This
Year
HALIFAX,
NJS..
March
4.-Apple
exports
from
Nova
Scotia,
chlelly
to
overseas
markets,
reached
a
total
of
1.725,277
barrels
as
compared
with
last
years'
total
of
1.265.186.
President
Back
In
Washington
Roosevelt
Returns
To
National
Capital
After
Caribbean
Cruise
To
Witness
Naval
Maneouvres
I
WASHINGTON.
D.
C
March
4:
President
Vranklln
D.
Roosevelt
returned
to
the
national
capital
today
following
his
cruise
to
the
the
'Caribbean
Sea
to
witness
naval
manoeuvres.
He
landed
at
tnanes-ton,
South
Carolina,
yesterday
from
the
battleship
Houston.
March
Building
Is
Expected
To
Be
More
Active
the
permit
for
the
new
icoerai
building
was
taken
out.
Four
Men
Are
Bury
1.
Burnley
0.
1
Election
On
11?
Old
Country
Soccer
English
Cup.
Sixth
Round
Chelsea
0,
Orlmsby
1.
Wolverhampton
2,
Everton
0.
Huddersfleld
1.
Blackburn
1.
Portsmouth
1.
Preston
Northend
Scottish
Cup.
fourth
Round
Motherwell
3.
Celtic
1.
Aberdeen
2,
Queen
of
Souh
0.
Hibernians
3.
Alloa
1.
Clyde
1.
Third
Lanark
0.
t'ntlith
Iajue
First
DitWon
Arsenal
3.
Bolton
1.
Aston
llla
5.
Blrmtngharn'One.
Brentford
1.
Charlton
0.
UrxV
IncrtiM-
ln
Amonnt
nf
rrnlt"
Bradford
ft
Newcastle-'U
Chesterfield
3,
Coventry
City
0.
Fulhara
1.
Plymouth
Argle
2.
Manchester
City
3,
West
Brom-wtch
Albion
3.
Mil
wall
6,
Norwich
City
0.
Sheffield
Wednesday
1,
Sheffield
United
0.
.
Swansea
Town
1.
Nottingham
'.
Forest
0.
!
Tranmere
Rovers
1,
Southamp
ton
1.
Westham
United
Hotspurs
2.
Sleto
Tomorrow
s
I
taes
141
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OM
ajn.
22.0
ft.
13:06
pjn.
23.1
It.
7:05
ajn.
3.8
ft.
7
19:28
pm.
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ft.
Macey's
Coffee
House
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Iv'III
No-32.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
MARCH
4,
1939.
PRICE:
S
CENTS
II
c.
Sam
Is
Against
Persecution
LONDON.
March
4:
(CP)
Brl-
LONDON.
March
4:
CP)
The
tiah
officials
are
already
maklnj
4
ed
to
go
to
the
country
early
in
4
conference
between
representatives
preliminary
preparations
for
the
September,
probably
Septem-
4
0,
Arai,s
and
Jews
over
the
Pales-holding
of
the
1944
Olympic
ber
11.
Returning
officers
Jme
4
tine
situation
remains
in
deadlock.
Oame8
in
London
although
the
already
been
warned,
'it
is
4
Tne
Arab3
naTC
refiTed
undertak-
relection
ef
a
venue
has
not
as
yet
4"
stated,
to
prepare
for
election.
4
lnj;s
pUrported
to
have
been
made
been
deflntely
made.
Detroit
and
'
Rome
are
also
after
the
games
44444444444
but
It
is
not
thought
they
wlh
.
-
give
London
much
competition.
The
1944
Winter
Games
are
txpected
to
be
held
either
at
established
n
1
(
-
V.
mA
to
the
U.
satUf
..(lif.iIUn
action
A.
t
Montreal
or
Oslo,
4
'
f
ry
,
rp
given
a
4
London
Lntic
lo
re-
41
.
'Judge
hnals
In
Canadian
Drama
4-
OTTAWA.
March
4.
It
la
reported
that
the
federal
gov-
ernment
ernment
has
has
tentatively
tentatively
decid-
aecia-
4
4
:
LAWRENCE
Palestine.
PROMISES
Undertakings
Purported
to
Hare
Been
Made
By
British
Govern-ment
Revived
by
Arabs
by
"Lawrence
of
Arabia"
on
behalf
of
the
British
government
in
regard
MONEY
IS
DISCUSSED
Fascist
Sway
On
Prairies
Warning
is
Sounded
by
C.CF.
Menv
bers
in
Saskatchewan
Legislature
REGINA,
March
4.
T.
Johnston.
0.
Tottenham
C.CF.
member
for
Touchwood,
and
Joseph
Burton,
C.CF.
member
for
Third
nlvLinn
souihrm
Section
Humboldt
warned
me
aassawiie-
Aldershot
3.
Walsall
3.
wan
Legislature
against
Fascist
Bristol
City
2.
Mansfield
Town
0.
sway
on
the
prairies.
They
referr-Clapton
Orient
1.
Reading
2.
ed
to
a
Fascist
parade
which
had
Crystal
Palace
0,
Queen's
Park
taken
place
at
Raymore
near
York-Rangers
1.
ton
at
1116
tlme
01
the
Europe"
Newport
County
2.
Bristol
Rovers
crisis.
0.
.
Northampton
Town
1,
Brighton
t
t
1
and
Hove
Albion
4.
,
NeW
Ifr
WIS
WICK
Notts
County
0.
Bournemouth
and
Boscombe
Athletic
i.
Finanrps
finnfi
Port
Vale
3.
Exter
City
2.
1
lllalllXa
VJUUU
Swindon
Town
4.
Cardiff
City
1.
Torquay
United
1.
Ipswich
Town
Rudget
Reports
Surplus
With
1.
i
New
Taxes
Being
Imposed
Watford
3,
Southend
United
0.
Tl.l-.l
:
-1
,
t
V..
CAi.Hnn
3.
No
FREDERICTON,
New
Brunswick.'
.
Carlisle
United
6.
Accrington,
is:'
I
n
n
(Hon.
C.
T.
Richard,
provincial
sec-l
l
m.
.
1
t
.
I
I
1
l
V
j
n.,Wlnrr
nprmlbs
in
PrinCC
RU-
r.
r,
n
Tlnllfav
noiioweo
DUSmess
puCl.
uc
pert
in
March
are
expected
to
be
0.
commented
given
a
flllp
with
the
official
re-
Gateshead
2,
Hull
City
2.
cording
at
the
city
engineers
of-
HarUepools
United
2,
Lincoln
City
,
-i
r
J
i
1
I
flee
of
the
new
Dybhavn
&
Hanson
L
,
I
fQW
KeSCUeCl
And
Block
on
Third
Avenue
and
import-
Rochdale
2,
Barrow
2.
ant
extensions
to
the
Royal
Hotel,
R0therham
United
0,
New
BrlSh
alVlg
r
v)l
r
bealCr
O
1
Permits
issued
here
In
February
southport
0,
Oldham
Athletic
O.i
f
D!,
AHrnnnfoJ
amounted
to
$1575
compared
withj
Vrexham
1.
Bradford
City
1.
i
IS
Ddnff
Alienipiea
$4UO
av
jcui.
.w
-
xorK
uuy
2,
cnestcr
t.
year
to
date
Is
but
$2875
in
com-1
Scottish
League
First
Division
parlson
with
suo.au;
m
mc
iuij
Albion
Rovers
5,
Hamilton
Aca-
two
months
oi
two
aurmg
which,
demlcals
0.
Acquitted
On
Murder
Charge
Yorkton,
Sask..
March
4.-Four
men,
charged
with
murder
of
John
nihv
51.
faUlly
Injured
during
a
wedding
brawl,
were
acquitted
by;
jury
In
King's
Bencn
uoun,
mte,
Arbroath
1.
Falkirk
2.
Hearts
8,
Queen's
Park
3.
Partlck
Thistle
2,
Ayr
United
3.
Ralth
Rovers
0,
Rangers
2.
Scottish
League,
Second
Division
Alloa
vs.
Brechin
City
unplayed.
3.
Dundee
United
6,
Forfar
Athletic
Dunfermline
Athletic
4,
Montrose
East
Stirling
3,
Dundee
5.
Edinburgh
City
1,
Alrdrleonlans
2
King's
Park
5,
St.
Bernards
0.
Lelth
Athletic
.1.
East
Fife
H
,
Morton
2,
Cowdenbeath
4.
r
Stenhousemulr
2,
Dumbarton
0.
HALIFAX,
March
4:
(CP
Des
pite
heavy
gale
and
high
seas,
the
steamships
Newfoundland
and
Im-ogene
have
been
successful
In
rescuing
132
members
of
the
crew
of
the
sealer
Ranger
as
she
rolled
in
mountainous
waves
off
the
south
east
Newfoundland
coast.
East
Coast
Radio
reports.
The
Newfoundland
and
Imogene
were
still
standing
by
the
waterlogged
sealer
In
the
hope
of
towing
her
Into
shelter
under
the
nearest
land.
Hockey
Scores
Pacific
Coast
League
Portland
1,
Vancouver
1.
Will
Exercise
Peaceful
Means
For
Preservation
Of
Individual
Freedom
Important
Statement
of
Policy
Made
by
Chief
Executive
at
150th
Anniversary
of
First
Session
of
Congress
WASHINGTON,
D.
C,
March
4:
(CP)-
President
to
their
rights
of
sovereignty
in
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
served
notice
today
that
the
United
Mates
would
not
be
passive
and
silent
about
persecution
of
religion
in
lands
where
democracy
has
been
snuffed
out.
Instead,
he
told
Congress
and
a
host
of
representatives
of
foreign
powers,
that
the
United
States
would
seek,
by
every
peaceful
means,
"to
keep
religious
and
personal
free
dom
alive."
Addrtfseinz
a
Joint
session
of
the
Biir
Refunding
Bill
Introduced
Senate
and
Home
In
commemora-!
Social
Credit
Member
Proposes
t,on
of
the
jon
of
Congress!
Inflation
1M
years
a0
today(
President
Rnnwrflt
Hpnotinrivl
thp
rptiirn
in
I
OTTAWA.
March
4:
CPt
The
worW
ta
recent
years
ef
-forms
i
Member
of
New
Brunswick
Legisla-
House
of
Commons
talked
money
f
aQT.TnTr.fnt
hich
for
two
thous
matters
yesterday
after
Horu
and
yea
have
pr0Ted
thelr
tyr
Charles
A.
Dunning,
minister
of
ra
instability"
finance,
itroduced
his
$75Oj000j0CO
refunding
bill.
J.
C.
Danderyou.
Social
credit
Sunderland
5,
Manchester
United
member
for
Cahrary
East,
proposed
2
the
issuance
of
new
money
to
Liverpool
1.
Leicester
1.
FnrlUh
League
Second
DivMon
Blackburn
Rovers
vs.
Luton
Town
unptayed
Red-
444444444
psy
off
the
national
debt
but
this
Pva
P
VlQlTIO"
was
ruled
out
of
order.
1
1
aiAMlUg
Mr.
Dunnirw
condemned
tne
suggestion
which
would
constitute
.
dangerous
JntUUo
Witchcraft
,
4
Practice
of
witchcraft
is
said
4
to
be
the
motive
of
a
nocturn-
41
nude
nrowler
who
has
been
4
4
ferrorizlnz
some
of
the
native
4
4
wwnan
in
the
neighboring
na-
4
4
tlve
village
of
Port
Simpson.
4
Dominion
police
are
moving
to
4
4
put
a
stoo
to
the
man's
antics
4
4
and
will
shortly
be
leaving
for
4
4
Port
Simpson
to
apprehend
4
4
him
if
possible.
Such
occur-
4
4
rences
are
said
to
be
not
un-
4
common
in
the
native
villages
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
TO
DAY
'b
iOounrT
R
D
4
4
4
STOCKS
JohnMoo
Co.)
Vancouver
Big
Missouri,
20.
Bralorne.
11.00.
Carllxfcf
Quartz.
2.26.
Dentonia,
.043
ack.
Falrvlew.
.05.
Gold
Belt,
37.
Hedley
Mascot,
1.40.
Mlnto
.02.
Noble
Five.
Mi.
Pacific
Nickel
.16.
Pend
Oreille.
1
.55.
Pioneer,
250.
Premier,
2.20.
Privateer,
1.12.
Reeves
McDonald,
.30
ask.
Reno,
.24
Ji.
Relief
Arlington,
.13
Vi
ask.
Reward.
.04.
Salmon
Gold,
.10.
Sheep
Creek,
1.10.
Cariboo
Hudson,
.35.
Oils
A.
P.
Con.,
.17.
Calmont,
.42.
C.
&
E
.'20.
Freehold,
Home
Oil,
2.60.
Pacalta.
.06.
Royal
Canadian,
.17.
Toronto
Aldermac,
.39.-
Beattle,
1.36.
Central
Pat..
2.60.
Con.
Smelters,
57.00.
East
Malartlc,
2.38.
Francoeur,
.22.
Gods
Lake,
21.
Hardrock,
1.41.
Int
Nickel.
53.25.
Kerr
Addison,
1.93.
Little
Long
Lac,
3.25.
McLeod
Cockshutt
230.
Madsen
Red
Lake,
.42.
McKenzie
Red
Lake,
1.19.
Moneta,
1.17.
UNION
OF
MARITIMES
ture
Urges
That
Three
Provinces
Join
Together
FREDERICTON
New
Brunswick,
March
4:
CP)
Union
of
the
three
Maritime
Provinces
was
advocated
in
the
Legislature
by
O.
W.
Perry,
Conservative
member
for
Carleton.
He
declared
that
lack
of
unity
of
the
Maritimes
was
enabling
Ontar
io
and
Quebec
to
clock
everything
proposed
by
the
Maritimes.
-j
!
ii
ii
i
im.
mASAmm
:'AP0L0GY,
INDEMNITY
Japan
Settles
With
Great
Britain
For
Hong
Kong
Bombing
Incident
of
February
31
TOKYO,
March
4.
It
is
officially
announced
that
payment
of
$20,000
and
an
apology
have
brought
4
and
no
particular
concern
Is
41
friendly
setUement
of
the
Kong
felt
by
the
authorities.
j
bombing
incident
of
February
21
.
with
the
British
government.
Standard
Oil
Finances
Home
Agreement
Reached
Between
Two
Companies
On
Operations
In
Turner
Valley
Field
'
VANCOUVER.
March
4:.(CP)
J
The
Standard
Oil
Co.
of
California
and
the
Home
Oil
Col
Ltd.
havs
I
reached
an
agreement
whereby
Standard
assumes
drilling
obllga-j
tlons
on
'
Home
holdings
in
the
north
Turner
Valley
field.
The
first
f
well
to
be
financed
by
Standard
i
will
be
spudded
In
sixty
days.
Air
Developments
At
Ketchikan
Are
Now
Being
Sought
KETCHIKAN,
March
4:
The
possibility
of
an
airport
belne
es
tablished
at
Mile
11
or
12
on
the
ITongass
Highway
Is
being
discussed
by
the
Ketchikan
Chamber
of
Commerce.
Basing
of
a
coastguard
seaplane
here
is
also
to
be
asked.
The
Jones
Bill
Is
also
under
discussion
with
a
view
to
ensuring
regulations
which
are
to
tho
best
interests
of
southeastern
Alaska;.
Noranda,
80.75.
Pickle
Crow,
5.35.
San
Antonio,
1.53.
Sherrltt
Gordon,
1.16.
Stadacona,
.85.
Uchl
Gold,
1.35.
Bouscadljlac,
.06.
Mosher,
.21,
Oklend,
.17.
Smelters
Gold,
.02.
Dominion
Bridge,
34.00.