Tomorrows
Tides
aplc
Ridge
ights
Out
7:50
a.m.
17.9
ft.
21:05
p.m.
10.9
ft.
1:15
a.m.
0.2
ft.
14.23
pjn.
5.8
ft.
iple
Advice
Advocated
By
inent
Surgeon
Man
n
29
CP
Dr
MaEachern
told
the
g'
of
Surgeons.
In
that
the
moat
of
much,
worried
too
'
:'.;
play
enough,
uld
live
to
be
one
id
If
they
worked
axed
eight
hour
and
J
s
upsni
!hut
Them
Off
Follow-
r
li!ure
of
Council
to
Re
new
Agreement
F
Y
March
:
CP-ave
been
turned
off
-"
municipality
fol-
"f
the
municipal
p
"Mail
Order"
ivorce
To
Be
iven
Actress
la'
'
prison
If
she
Intends
to
'hfi
proceedings.
1
"OXOK
NEWSPAPKIt
MAN
JDnon
ont.,
March
20:
tcp
t:V.oni
Board
will
rename
School
after
Frank
"
former
school
trustee
and
who
died
In
February.
a;30
erect
n
nlnnn
nnil
V
a
c
'larshlp
in
his
honor.
Telephone
Directory
J
U'lPnhnn.
r-
.
m...
iuy
nail,
mr
than
Anrll
5th
moderate
rd
was
refused
a
"mall
wnn.
c
"--c
yesterday
In
a
Los.m,ter'
a
n
..I
WAS
ONCE
DICTATOR
(ierardo
Marhado,
for
Yean
Stormy
llfure
In
Cuban
Affairs.
Succumbs
on
Surgeon's
Table
MIAMI
BEACH,
Florida.
March
29:
CP
-Oerardo
Machado.
aged
67.
president
and
dictator
of
Cuba,
)ho
was
deposed
In
1933.
died
here
,
today
while
under
an
anaesthetic
for
an
operation.
Bulletins
EXPLOSION
IN
LONDON
LONDON
Two
bomb
explosions
shattered
the
steel
girder
of
Hammersmith
Bridge
after
a
tondon
court
sentenced
tht
extremists
of
the
IrUh
llepubtlcan
army.
There
were
no
casualties.
TODAY'S
W-ATHER
Estevan
CMlear.
calm;
baro
.i
Prince
Rupert
Light
rain,
calm;
barometer.
30.28
(rising);
temperature.
41:
sea
smooth.
Triple
Island
Light
rain,
southerly
wind,
12
mllea
per
hour;
light
swell.
Langara
Island
Fog
patches.
southwest
wind,
eight
miles
hour:
barometer.
30.12;
tempera
ture.
43;
light
swell.
Dead
Tree
Point
Light
rain,'
calm;
barometer.
30.19;
temperature.
.43;
sea
smooth.
Dull
Harbor
Clear,
westerly
meter.
30.18
J
Victoria
Clear,
westerly
wind.
'rlRht
miles
per
hour;
barometer.
3010.
Vancouver
wind,
six
miles
per
hour;
barometer.
30.20.
ANGELES,
March
29:
tcr-1
Prince
George
Fair,
southerly
16
mllea
per
hour;
baro
30.04.
from
Franchot
Tone..
Terrnce-cioudy.
cairn,
wmpim-asiiourned
the
hearing
ture
34,
18
and
renuircd
thatl
Alyansh-Cloudy.
calm,
42.
-wf
rd,
who
Is
In
New
York,
Alice
Arm
uiouay,
caim,
o.
Anyox-Cloudy,
calm,
36.
Stewart
Wet
snow,
calm,
32.
Hazelton
Cloudy,
calm,
36.
Smlthers-Cloudy.
calm,
38.
Burns
Lake
Cloudy,
calm,
31.
Agricultural
Parley
Opens
IC.andhl's
Henchman
Premier
Of
Madras
Leads
Way
To
Religious
Reform
In
India
Dy
0,
E.
POWELL
Canadian
Pre
Correspondent
CALCUTTA.
India,
March
29:
CP
Proposals
for
social
reform
P"
are
keeping
legislative
assemblies
In
India
busy.
One
of
Mahatma
Oandhls
right-
hand
men,
Congress
Premier
Raj-
'the
untouchables,
If
the
majority
presence
nates
of
untouchables
near
jyjgfj,
y
U.
U.
Kill
tnnlh
onl'"V"
air
with
much
the
same
Daffodils
Flown
wU,.lnforMtayuirow
Hindu
temples
open
for
J
Ottawa
HniKP
mrr'
30-24;,
l""1"."-
40-
1
0
UtiaWa
flOUSe
The
UghU
will
re-
,
swell
worshlp
by
low
castw.
including
April
8,
the
company
.
"
,
"
of
high
caste
Hindu
voters
In
the
meter
30.20;
temperature,
36.
sea
by
rcferendum
n
nec.
OTTAWA,
March
29:
CP-Daf-
imOOth.
!
.
Mmmm
Aetrt
attitfi
U
fnHn
uh!rh
hart
Hpam
cut
In
Van-
'Malabar,
but
the
reform
Is
ex-
couvcr
on
Monday
adorned
the
pected
to
be
extended
to
others,
.desks
of
Members
of
Parliament
The
MaHras
premier
said
that
he
yesterday.
They
Ind
been
de-lt
was
all.lmDortant
In
raising
the
Uvcred
by
TransCanaria
Air
Lines
Clear,
northwest
ltui
of
India's
untouchable,
and
.plane.
me
ASSCmDiy,
wiucil
pu
me
bill
amid
cries
of
"Long
Uve
to-l
:
QrUsa
DiU
ides
Ior
hatma
Oandhl
"
thought
,
so
too
,
,nlment
of
a
mmlsslonT.
a
Orthodox
Hindus,
who
In
some
cnvlrnmont
nf,pr
pnvprnm
will
m
not
tolerate
v.v..
even
v.w.
the
...v
-
.
:
.
-'
T,,
n.r
JVrf
sPend
r
temple
Income,
nail
and
difficulties
are
expected
j
,
because
some
temples
In
Malahari-
are
under
control
of
Interests
In
Cochin
state.
Cochin
has
refused
'
to
admit
these
low
castes
Into
the
temples,
believing
their
lot
can
be
made
better
in
other
ways,
by
colonization
in
select
localities,
for
instance.
Other
provinces
are
said
to
be
considering
similar
legislation.
Another
important
provincial
measure
Is
the
Orlssa
government's
Hindu
Religious
Endowments
Bill.
Tighter
Reguiaiions
Necdcd.
JJZJ
or
Exncrt
Premier
nracken
Urges
National
Policy
QUEBEC.
March
29:
(CP)-Rcg-
ulatlons
must
be
tightened
If
ex
port
trade
of
Canada
is
to
De
m-
and
places
pilgrimage
z.ui'u
years
ago.
Its
greatest
place
of
worship
Is
that
of
Jagannath
(The
Lord
of
the
World)
at
Purl,
whose
name
under
the
form
of
Jugger
naut
has
passed
as
a
common
ex
Jrke
knowV
Into
the
English
lansuage,
presslon
fa
I
creased
creasca,
E
t,.
S
a.
ArKeu,
a
w
11
.
mniva
have
long
been
"ePanmn!AS"
".
r.
o
r;;:
concerned
at
the
corruption
said
'S
S
M'to
have
crept
Into
the
management
kctlng
Kcung
on
erence
mm,
j,
wfn-endowed
and
ancient
hAra
itntiaMnir
nivn
nil
i
rinrai.ii
-i
j
-
-
.
temnles
and
four
years
ago
an
lauves
irom
various
p.u.-vY.
.
heW
ln
Premier
John
Bracken
of
Man
Jn?nJf
tate
at
slmla
when
toba
declared
that
a
national
Po!!
""frsrfrl
scvera,
lmportant
icy
was
nceaea
to
aim
-rrovlnces
greater
control
urged
urm
i,
provinces
cultural
Industry
of
Canada.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
'NEWSPAPER
A
remarkable
picture
made
b,
Ka:;;.;i
Forman,
famous
explorer
and
author
of
Through
Forbidden
Tibet
showing
a
squad
of
Chinese
Communists
at
drill
with
the
latest
thing
In
American
rr,ade
Thompson
ub-n.achine
guns-
-replieas
of
the
Tommyjun"
made
famous
by
American
gangsters.
These
m
n
once
hunted
by
the
central
government
of
Nanking,
may
now
prove
saviors
of
China,
indications
being
that
they'll
do
their
bit
to
stop
Japan
jOPENING
TEMPLES
Weather
Forecast
j
Ratification
!0f
Pact
Near
Oeneral
Synopu
Preature
Ir
ab-
normally
high
southwest
of
Van-
.C0verJsUndv
ShflwcrsJaterfKr
'
-
'c'urrcd
on
"the
north
coast
while
in
.
Committee
all
other
parts
of
British
Columbia
;
the
weather
remains
fine.
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Char
lotte
Islands
Fresh
south
to
south-
west
winds,
partly
cloudy
and
mild
'
vtth
showers.
agopalachariar
of
Madras,
has
pll-
oted
through
the
Madras
Leglsla-
f
JQrj
VanCOUVCr
lure
a
uiii
ircuiiitiiiiti
Approve
Final
Last
Tariff
Chances
in
Canada-United
Stales
Trade
Agreement
OTTAWA.
March
29:
(CP)
Last.
Wert
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island-
"
""
j
M.r.i.
,rin,i
mndiv
ed
States
trade
agreement
were
ap-l
nrnvd
hv
the
House
of
Commons
1
way?
and
means
committee
last!
night,
bringing-
the
treaty
a
step!
nearer
ratification.
I
During
the
debate,
Karl
Homuth.
an
Ontario
Conservative
member,
protested
at
the
reduction
of
the'
duty
on
boots
and
shoes
frotni
thirty-five
to
thirty-percent.
"An
industry
which
cannot
sur-
vive
with
a
thirty
percent
tamr
jhou'.dn't
survive,"
Interjected
Olof
Hanson,
member
for
Skeena,.
New
Clashes
In
Slovakia
Defenders
Are
Still
Resisting
Invasion
of
Hungarian
Forces
BRATISLAVA,
March
29.
Fresh
pnntrnl
with
wldo
nnwprs
rtnshps
have
broken
out
Deiwccn
trustees
and
the
way
they
Invading
Hungarian
forces
and
iSlovakian
defenders.
British
Territorial
Army
Is
Being
Doubled;
Move
To
Head
Off
Hitler
Continues
LONDON,
March
29:
(CP)
Prime
Minister
Neville
Chamberlain
announced
in
the
House
of
Commons
today
that
the
strength
of
the
British
territorial
field
army
would
be
doubled,
giving
it
a
total
of
340,000
men.
The
announcement
was
made
following
a
meeting
of
the
cabinet
which
considered
conscription
and
other
measures
fitting
Great
Britain
to
take
the
lead
in
efforts
to
block
German
expansion.
The
Premier
indicated
there
would
be
no
conscription.
Earlier
it
was
said
that
there
had
been
discussions
with
France
regarding
compulsory
national
service
but
"it
cannot
be
divulged
what
took
place
at
the
private
conversation."
BERLIN,
March
29:
(CP)
The
official
German
news
agency
reported
from
Bydgosz,
Poland,
that
continued
anti
-
German
manifestations
led
to
the
smashing
of
all
windows
in
German
houses
at
the
town
of
Margonin.
At
Weissenhoehe.
the
news
agency
added,
two
Germans
were
stabbed
and
seriously
wounded
by
Poles.
Foreign
diplomats
expressed
the.
oeuei
belief
that
Poland
might
reach
Ian
lowin
a,
agreement
over
Danzig,
fol-
g
the
Nazi
assurance
that
Hitler
wished
peace
with
Holland.
TODAY'S
.fYiin..i
"
STOCKS
Vancouver
Big
Missouri.
22.
Bralorne.
10.90.
Cariboo
Quarts.
255.
Dentonia,
.02
Vt.
Falrvlew,
.06ft.
Oold
Belt,
.50.
Hedley
Mascot,
155.
Mlnto.
.02.
Noble
Five.
.02.
Pacific
Nickel.
.lOVfe.
Pend
Oreille,
130.
Pioneer.
2.50.
Premier,
2j02.
Privateer,
1.10.
Reeves
McDonald.
.24.
Reno,
.38.
Relief
Arlington.
.19Vi.
Reward.
.03.
Salmon
Gold,
.11.
Sheep
Creek,
1.11.
Cariboo
Hudson,
.30.
Oils
A.
P.
Con..
.17.
Calmont,
.38
Vs.
C.
&
E.,
2.Q6.
Freehold,
.03
Vz-Home,
2.32.
Royal
Can.,
.18.
Toronto
Aldermac,
08.
Beattle,
1.15.
Central
Pat.,
2.37.
Cons.
Smelters,
52.00.
East
Malartic,
2.40.
Fernland,
.07.
Francoeur,
.23.
Gods
Lake,
.21
tz.
Hard
Rock,
1.23.
Int.
Nickel,
48.50.
Kerr
Addison,
1.74.
Little
Long
Lac.
3.15.
McLcod
Cockshutt,
2.04.
Midsen
Red
Lake,
.37.
McKenzle
Red
Lake,
1.17.
Moneta.
1.12.
Noranda,
77.50.
Pickle
Crow,
5.10.
Preston
E.
Dome,
1.28.
San
Antonio,
135.
Sherritt
Gordon,
1.03.
Stadacona,
.56.
Uchl
Gold,
1.18.
Bouscadlllac,
.06.
Masher,
.16.
Oklend,
.10.
.
Smelters
.Gold,
.0HJ.
Dominion
Bridge,
29.00.
141
S
Maccy's
Coffee
House
Wo,7V
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
MARCH
29,
1939.
ce:
cents
fxm
flcSl
Now
Claims
All
Of
Spain
tladier
Conciliatory
But
Firm
In
Replying
To
Recent
Suggestions
Of
Mussolini'
PARIS.
March
29:
(C'P)-Prime
Minister
DaladiorJ
an
ad'hvss
today
to
France
and
the
world,
said
that
.
t.i
i
i
,r
iv
wnuui
nut
reiuse
10
examine
any
proposal
mauej
rr
f
ir
tho
solution
of
Italian-French
differences.
An..
nr..
the
sneech
given
recently
by
Mussolini,
Daladier
put
the
French
government
was
willing
to
negotiate
'
definite
proposals
were
.
Italian.
He
declared.
.
it
France
would
not
v
of
territory
or
one
of
nnot
accept
the
Idea
i
.
iueat
of
Ethiopia
gave
t;t!hU."
declared
the
f.irr
!
the
powlblllty
of
war
wo
nation.
Daladier
:
.
can
doubt
that
war
ttM!!d
be
a
eatattrophe
AMERICAN
"TOMMYGUNS"
READY
TO
TALK
FOR
CHINESE
'General
Jose
Miaja
and
Staff
Flee
To
Algiers;
End
Of
War
Assured
!
Conflict
of
Thirty-Two
Months
Which
Split
and
Wrecked
1
The
Nation
is
all
but
Formally
Over
BURGOS,
Spain,
March
29:
(CP)
Following
the
surrender
of
Madrid
yesterday,
control
of
all
of
Spain's
'fifty-two
provinces
was
claimed
today
Tby
nationalist
,
headquarters.
This
control
will
evidently
have
to
be
given
before
the
thirty-two
month
civil
war
which
split
the
na-
tion
is
finally
concluded.
There
is
reason
to
expect
that
''
,
1
the
complete
surrender
of
control
'GERMANS
!
ANNOYED
!
Windows
in
Houses
Two
Stabbed
in
Polish
Towns-Hitler
"
Wishes
Peace
will
be
made.
Headquarters
formally
announced
the
end
of
the
civil
war,
declaring
that
only
police
operations
remained.
Organized
Republican
resistance
collapsed
when
Albacete,
the
last
provincial
capital,
and
ered.
Radio
advices
received
here
tell
of
the
surrender
of
Cartagena,
the
Republican
naval
base.
General
Jose
Miaja
and
staff
fled
by
airplane
today
to
Algiers
following
General
Francisco
Franco's
conquest
of
Spain.
y
Singapore
Lights
Out
At
Midnight
"SINGAPORE.
March
23:
(CP)
i
Singapore
s
5.000
British
.
troops
must
be
home
by
midnight
in
future
instead
of
1
a.
m.
or
better.
The
order
was
made
by
the
general
officer
commanding.
Major-General
W.
G.
S-
Dobble.
His
men
refer
to
him
as
the
"Christian
GeneraL"
He
has
said
he
reads
the
Bible
every
day.
Number
Of
Credit
Unions
Increases
Total
of
1(8
Now
Being
Operated
in
Nova
Scotia
i
HALIFAX,
March
29:
(CP)
The
number
of
credit
union
societies
operating
ln
Nova
Scotia
Increased
during
1938
from
105
to
148,
according
to
the
report
of
the
inspector
of
credit
unions
tabled
ln
the
provincial-legislature.
Total
membership
at
the
end
of
the
year
was
22,-869
as
compared
with
17,173
at
the
end
of
1937.
I
Share
capital
totalled
$355,409,
a
gain
of
almost
$150,000.
The
amount
loaned
to
members
during
the
year
twas
$652,671
as
compared
with
$646,349
in
the
previous
12
months.
i
Maritimes
Want
iDeputy
Minister
j
HALIFAX,
March
29:
(CP)
A
.separate
and
resident
deputy
minister
of
fisheries
for
the
Maritime
.
Provinces
Is
being
sought
SPECIAL
NUMBER
OF
THIS
PAPER
ON
SATURDAY
Anyone
wishing
advertising
pace
ln
the
"Advance
Prince
Rupert"
commercial
and
ln-
dustrlal
spring
number
to
be
published
Saturday
should
or
der
space
and
send
ln
copy
not
later
than
Thursday,
March
30.
Most
of
the
available
space
la
already
taken.
s