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Tuesday,
February
28,
1939.
REFUGEES
AND
INDUSTRIES
Sir
Samuel
Hoare
recently
told
the
House
of
Commons
in
London
that
11,000
German
refugees
who
.settled
in
Great
Britain
were
already
employing.
15,000
British
workmen
in
new
trades.
This
is
somewhat
along
the
line
of
the
migration
of
Flemish
refugees
to
England
when
they
took
with
them
the
arts
of
weaving
which
kept
the
country
to
the
fore
industrially
for
many
years.
At
a
later
date
England
learned
to
make
silk,
lace,
linen,
glass
and
other
materials
from
French
Huguenots
who
came
to
the
country
because
they
were
persecuted
in
France.
When
the
Jews
were
banished
from
Austria
in
1671
Vnany
of
them
went
to
Germany
where
they
were
welcomed
at
that
time.
Now
they
are
being
turned,
out.
,
This
is
not
to
advocate
the
opening
of
Canada
to
a
large
number
of
refugees.
Yet
it
is
possible
that
a
limited
number
may
be
admitted,
particularly
men
who
are
able
to
introduce
new
industries
to
the
country,
ar
yvho
aro
willing
to
take
up
wild
land
and
convert
it
into
farms.
It
would
not
be
proper
to
bring
in
numbers
of
men
who
would
flood
the
labor
market
and
possibly
replace
men
now
employed.
That
would
only
add
to
our
troubles
and
be
unfair
to
the
present
unemployed.
COMPLETE'
CRAWL
DOWN
The
.Tananese
have
crawled
down
completely
on
the
little
bombing
expedition
they
made
a
week
ago
at
Kow-
loon
in
the
mainland
section
of
the
crown
colony
of
Hong
Kong,
Not
only
did
the
authorities
at
Tokip
apolooiV
but
also
the
Japanese
at
Canton
and
they
have
promised
to
pay
the
damafes
which
are
assessed
against
them
bv
the
British.
This
Satisfies
the
British
but
the
incident
tends
to
make
the
British
less
likely
to
take
further
incidents
of
that
kind
as
calmly
as
they
did
this
one.
RECOGNITION
OP
FRANCO
The
formal
recognition
of
General
Franco
by
Britain
as
the
ruler
of
Spain
changes
those
fighting
in
opposition
to
Jiim
into
rebels.
No
longer
can
we
speak
of
the
republicans
as
the
government.
The
recognition
will
be
received
by
the
people
of
the
Empire
with
mixed
feelings.
It
was
inevitable.
The
former
government
forces
put
up
a
good
fight
and
many
of
them
will
be
martyrs
to
a
lost
cause.
The
result
of
the
Spanish
civil
war
may
be
looked
upon
as
a
warning
against
trying
to
bring
about
reforms
too
rapidly,
When
the
opposition
becomes
exasperated
they
are
apt
to
try
drastic
measures.
Public
sympathy
seems
to
have
been
very
generally
against
Franco.
Here
in
Prince
Rupert
.the
Francoites
had
a
very
considerable
sympathetic
support
but
the
ma-pority
were
against
him.
It
is
to
be
hoped
that
fighting
will
end
now.
.Fresh
Local
Raw
And
Pasteurized
Milk
VALENTIN
DAIRY
FIinNS
417
J.
H.
BULGER
Optometrist
Royal
Bank
Bldg.
in"
In
Portland
29
Seattle
,
20
Spokane
13
Vancouver
12
7
9
161
112
6
19
153
161
8
24
134
148
8
22
119
171
CANADIAN
TEAM
WON
five
goals
to
one
in
ice
hockey
TAK'
A
PEG
O'
JOHN
BECC
M
PORTETO
OLD
SCOTCH
WHISKY
n
00
avs
i
si
w
Th
to
dvflMmeici
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out
published
nr
t.iply4
by
i
Urjuor
Control
Board
or
by
Wi
OovmuM-at
oi
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Columbia
TiTE
PAILT
NEWS
h
,
.
.
fell
CiJ
Jj
4
VANCOUVER
;
BADMINTON
MOVING
UP
Have
Still
Chance
Fur
Third
Flari
In
Pacific
IVisl
Hockey
League
VANCOUVER.
Feb.
28:
CP
Spokane
Clippers
are
still
in
third
Dlace
In
the
Pacific
Coas
UNDER
WAY
Prince
Opens
The
Prince
Rupert
Badminton
Club
started
its
annual
tourna-
League
standing
and
are
ftsttUlninient
on
Sunday
with
a
large
turn-
hard
for
a
play-off
berth.
The
out
witnessing
the?
first
seven
Vancouver
Uons
are
trying
to
guaiatcJi'
-P
continued
out
of
the
cellar
and
last
night
;
tonight
scored
a
wild
10
to
6
victory
over
,
Sunday's
results
were
as
fol-Seattle
Sea
Hawks
to
cut
thi
Iows:
(
Spokane
margin
to
two
potnts.
j
Walter
Cross
beat
Johnny
Mur-
The
best
out
of
three
game
152.
15-11.
series
between
Seattle
and
Srxk-
Frances
Th.oms.oi
beat
Joan
ane
in
the
second-third
place
team
Cross
11-2.
11-3
play-offs
will
get
under
way
March
11
with
the
best
out
of
M.
Montesano
D.
Blake
R
Franks
D.
Montesano
Total
HEX
133
159
147
180
174
792
160
157
156
150
171
791
Bowling
Alley
For
Health
and
a
811m
Waist
Line
Bowl
For
Reservations
Phone
658
Smoked
"Rupert
Brand"
j
iJiiumrii
iimtri
iithiiii
Mild
Cured
Salmon
I5c
pkg.
For
Lunch
on
Toasted
Sandwiches
or
Hors
d'oeuvre
One
Package
Serves
Four
People
"
Keeps
for
Weeks
In
Refrigerator
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113
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&
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JL
Prince
Rupert
British
Columbia
i
WAS
SUPER-
SALESMAN
Frauk
P.
Jne
Hart
Personality
of
Stalciman.
It
Was
Often
Said
MONTREAL.
Feb.
:
-CP-
It
""TZ
tilZ
was
Jones'
career
came
almost
together.
He
was
called
on
to
personally
handle
the
case
of
his
company
against
the
corporation
whlh
supplied
it
with
coal
He
had
done
Uits
jt
uje
ugaestton
of
Premier
Ocorue
Murray
of
Nova
BroUa.
though
co.n-yie:e:
unused
io
tht
ways
'f
MMusa.
He
Aid
know
the
steel
in-
Oftt-O
SOW
W
F
r.
MAM,
uniii.-
travlllnr
farmer
president
of
the
Beauharo-ols
Power
Co
.
whe
is
dead
here,
that,
if
be
bad
not
been
a
sileanan.
he
wovld
hare
made
a
V-atauaoa.
"
He
had
what
E.
W
Beatty.
KJJ..
W
UKU
lK
w.
-
m
back
to
Montreal
la
connection
with
the
litigation
one
day.
he
fell
in
with
ancthtr
agucnlre
Muni
man,
Max
Altkcn.
though
neither
Rupert
J
Club',
Toun.am.nt
Jdent
oF
the
Canadian
PaeiUc
kw
noUMi
Mtrf
Cl?"
Sunday
and
WUI
r.
EV!J22
Uon
ASken.
whp
SUlraately
MW
-uld
-kee
tinue
Tonight
Railway
once
nnd
a
man
of
mediocre
talents
a
sue-
.
.
.
.
cess
in
btaremn
Mr
rnd
ouTwIo
iuTmpan
Jones
was.
however
not
an
ordtn-
Mr
ar-
salesman
BaekoX
hta
talk.
JfM1
wHmd
th
roapateoh.p
with
buyer,
nt
a
and
pra-
Company
found
knowledge
of
what
he
was
whether
It
was
Iran
or
J
$
handling
n
;j
stetl
.
cemnt.
or
a
power
JJJ
abkn
con$ict
a
whs
a
supcr-Miesffnn.
o
jn
oorj.000
Seventeen
years
Janes
was
born
on
a
farm
near
)at(r
Mr
JpWi
dJoi
f
th
nrorlrftie,
Ont.
hi
IM9
He
wi
tir
Wt,OCO.0O0.
H
ahMild
sent
to
tthe
public
schools
in
Brock
hvw
mf)r.
but
Is
he
Tiini-!'
VYnrioos
rrrt
and
Walter
Cross
v,Be
and
fterward
to
the
Royal
M.
..t
0.riaoked
the
LiUanslble
beat
Elsie
Darts
and
Fred
DavU
Military
OoHefe
at
Klngaton.
At
IS.
organisation
I
had
buil
I
seven
games
final
between
th
"-U.
15-10.
7Z7A?nZ
tZr
IIOWwr
-Mr
Jn
Qia
Diaa'
I
...
.
.
nut
K.t
d.,oM
in
n
a
factory
at
O&nononue
for
five
u
.v..
r,t
...
m
winners
ana
tne
ioruana
ucr.
,.
w
'
aroos
starting
Immediately
after.
y
default.
,
J!!.
T"
he,
U
Canada
by
the
deal
and
at
(fee
uaw
The
league
standing
to
date:
Ble
Thompson
and
Harry
,n
,rranee.
HU
next
stp
was
nl,
fortun
WM
esUmaM
at
be
w
n
t.
p
a
Pit
ward
beat
Joan
cross
ana
jonnny
"-
tween
twenty
ana
iruriv
mill:";
65
Murray
15-10.
15-11.
wor
,or
Canadian
doUar.
46
Creddie
Morgan
boat
Frances
y
ueciric
company.
He
Mr.
Joneft
came
agajn
inu,
the
34
Cioss
11-4,
9-11.
11-3.
learned
that
selling
things,
not
eyf4
0f
tne
financial
publle
by
hH
32
Percy
Mcintosh
beat
Harry
Ward
""king
them,
was
going
to
bring
ataocUUon
wlUi
the
Beauharnols
9-15,
15-9.
15-11.
n'm
money
Through
hia
job
with
poWer
Company.
capltaMred
at
-
Tonight's
riay
tne
General
Electric
he
came
to
$iwjcoo.000
He
was
lit
first
presl
The
draw
for
toniaht
is
as
fol-
know
a
traveler
for
the
Nova
Scotta
nH
niiniH
nwuirv
.
BRUSSELS.
Feb
23:
-The
Trail
Iows:
-
?el
fComPn-
ho
recomraondwl
ures
through
the
legislature
at
Que
7
Creddle
Morsan
and
'
"e
PP0lntd
bee
and
at
Ottawa.
Mr
Smoke
Eaters
of
Canada
last
night
Pm-
J
f
,
parliament
defeated
the
American
team
here
Frances
Cross
vs.
Bessie
Thomp-
Que?"C
Ontario
representative
jon
out
hU
holdings
to
the
son
and
Frances
Thomson.
",r
was
in
me
sweesey
Interests
and
received
'7:30
p.m.
Bob
Tobey
vs.
L.
S.
'nineties
and
before
the
days
of
$780jD00.
He
had
put
Into
Beauhar
Hope.
,xed
nc
pabJUhed
rates
on
the
noit
only
$190
,000.
:
8
p.m
.Johnny
Murray
ana
U'y.
Mr.
Jones
generally
found
Mr
Jone
married
the
daughter
Walter
Cross
vs.
Bill
Murray
ar.d
wntn
ne
couId
not
sell
to
a
nan
0f
S.
A.
Stephen
of
BroikfUle
and
Percy
Mcintosh.
freight
had
a
lot
to
do
with
it
resided
in
Montreal.
8:30
pjn.
Nellie
Lawrence
vs.
and
ne
nd
a
number
of
reports
,
Bessie
Thompson.
to
hu
principals
exposing
the
dts-
9
pjn
Bob
Tobey
and
Harry
criminatory
rates
existing
The
Ward
vs
W.
L.
Stamford
and
F.
data
Mr-
Jon
collected
was
mod
M.
Davis
by
Thomas
Oantley.
at
that
time
9:30
Dm.
Creddie
Monian
vs.
8neral
manager
af
Jonr"
com-
Frances
Thomson.
Pny-
to
foree
better
rates
from
the
Completion
Of
Bowling
Play
Is
Postponed
,
Neither
of
last
evening
s
schedul-
five
years
an
annual
def;
i
of
.sio
;ed
fixtures
in
the
Commercial
Bowl-
000
to
a
prr,nt
of
$7
500,000
.
ing
League
were
completed.
Gyro
Club
played
Its
end
of
one
match
with
Electrical
Workers
postponing
its
play.
Royal
Lunch
rolled
its
games
with
Rupert
Motors
defer-
'rlng
play.
'
The
Individual
scores
were:
Gyro
1
2
3
'Bulger
174
170
i71
Brocklesby
119
164
155
Large
142
14(5
153
Pugsley'
125
111
.
Stamford
,
:127
141
Kllpatrlck
,
95
Handicap
:
23
30
t
Total
:
719
746
i
Royal
Lunch
1
2
iD.
Houston
.
Two
major
deve
jprrrt!
in
Mr
Mail
Schedule
For
m
I'jrl
Monday.
WedneMtay.
and
10
pm
Bob
Tobey
or
L.
S.
Hope
railways.
Mr.
Jones
next
turned
Friday
Friday
S
pm.
Hope
vs.
Cecil
Fitzgerald.
his
attention
to
tariffs
and
he
was
From
the
Fait
one
of
the
first
to
demand
the
Tuesday.
Thursday
and
abotltton
of
rebates.
Mr
Jones
next
Saturday
H;00
pm.
joined
irte
Dominion
Iron
and
Steel
Company
as
a
traveler
ami
In
1903.
when
only
32.
he
became
Its
general
sales
agent.
He
rsoidly
passed
through
the
position
of
atettiant
to
the
president
and
on
general
manager
Hp
For
Vancouver
Tuedaj
.
Thursday
PHd-y
February
13
and
23
to
that
of
From
Vancouver
rrun
red
in
Sunday
Wednesday
Frirtay
February
9
and
19
4
tt
1280.
noon
.....
10
pm.
.
0:30
pjr
5
pm.
.
.
4
pm
10:30
am
4
pro
am
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
SPECIAL
WINTER
EXCURSION
RATES
TO
VANCOUVER
FROM
PRINCE
RUr.ERT
3gQQ
RETURN.
Meals
FROM
PORT
SIMPSON
39
RETURN.
Berths
Reduced
Rates
to
Vancouver
also
apply
from
Intermediate
points.
Special
Tickets
on
Sale
Between
November
1st,
1938
and
February
28th,
1939,
Inclusive
Good
to
Return
up
to
March
31,
1939
Children
Half
Fare
Steamers:
Leave
Prince
Rupert:
Ar.
Vancouver
S.S.
CATALA
Tuesday,
1:30
p.m..
Thursday,
a.m
S.S.
CARDENA
Friday,
10:30
p.m.
Monday
a.m.-
Tickets
and
Reservations
from
Prince
Rupert
Agent
A.
W.
NEWMAN
Third
Ave.,
Phone
5C8'
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Convenient
Please
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Tickets
at
Office
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ru
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Refreshin,
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5H
Candles.
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or.
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and
ttt'-
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Confectionery
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