IJIlC
ini!
irwiiiiHiwii
porUnt
Nation
In
TTAWA.
November
3
alven
Canadian
lentum
will
likely
carry
Can?
bt
training
to
$250,000
for
heavy
fcbfrs.
It
U
estimated
that
any-
,000
may
be
spent
on
Empire,
itlon
In
Canada
within
the
next
,
t
Colllson
upon
the
halibut
UR.
W
Capt
Roy
Wick;
Jupi-1
Capt
Harold
Jensen:
Oslo,
Llxel
Olsen;
Cape
Spear.
Capf
fin
area
closed
to
halibut
fishing.
.11...
Un.(
fnnnna
faff
I
Rn
wick,
was
conviciea
dui.
as
hi
engaged
In
naval
patrol
scr-
sentence
was
suspended.
t
lie
case
of
the
Domino
II..
Capt.
;
lin,
Is
coming
up
today
as
is
t
i
iL.l
a
second
cnarge
against
wici
itt
excent
that
of
the
Atll
in
bleh
he
U
defending
with
Miss
Wa
Dyer
prosecuting.
T.
W.
Is
defending
In
most
of
the
roung
Boy
Is
Irowned
From
ileveston
Dock
STEVESTON.
November
3:
(CP)
fcTallln,
n
,
M
...V.
n
nn
wYinV
hp
f
array
Spence
Had
Been
Lost
In,
Pend
Orlelle
District
TRAIL.
November
3:
(CP)
Iway
Spence,
missing
on
a
hunt-
t.
trip
in
the
Pcnd
Orlelle
dls-
kt.
has
been
located
bv
Drovln-
police
search.
0ULD
BID
FOR
PEACE
British
-Institute
of
Public
Opinion
Takes
Interesting
Poll
LONDON.
Novemhpr
3:
Thn
TlrU
Institute
of
Public
Opinion,
cross-section
poll
of
rr-prcs
'Native
ponulatlon.
finds
a
5
to
Ff
for
the
submission
of
mini
f"m
terms
for
peace
to
be
pres
'"ira
In
Prpslriont
Frnnlrlln
D
oscvelt
as
a
mediator.
Canadian
Natal
Authorities
.Make
,
,
,
.
T7,
.
KermUn
An,wer
CU
lo
Suggestion
In
Regard
To
,F,nn,sh
Coulmore
1
To
lrcsnt
Hnal
Terms
MOSCOW.
Nov.
3.-
A
crucial
HALIFAX.
November
3:
:CP-
rnion
ffi-i.i.
snowaown
Deiween
ooiei
nussia
and
Flnland
oVcr
Polnts
at
taue
Ale
to
throw
any
light
upon
the
ot
tnc
Brttlsh
learner
Coul-j
between
the
two
countries
appear-
;
,
was
reported
by
the
d
nearer
the
ptanllh
delega
avla
Y?.
o...
.
j
uJtion.
back
in
Moscow,
entered
the
W
m
kJbttLCd
1,ULALIL1j1.IL1
Ul
Lie
1
'
Yesterday
after
having
been
Kremlin
to
put
their
final
terms
peace
j
ul.
.aa-
t
i
I
ha
rnra
thft
ksvit
QiirnnriTiPS
I
r
i
Into
the
forefront,
01
air
pow-
.f.lentA
uith
atta.k
h
n
,,lh.
before
the
Soviet
authorities.
long
after
echo
of
the
last
marine.
It
is
pointed
out
that
the'
the
third
conference
non
of
the
present
war
nas
coulmore
If
she
was
still
the1
Finland
Insists
on
reduction
of
away
rne
prajeci
oi
giving
ollarrv
of
-
Uhmarin
vnniH
nnt.some
of
the
termr
announced
on
Iknced
flying
Instruction
to
Em-
llkdy
USe
wlrdesa
and
permlt
her1
behalf
of
the
Soviet
in
his
address
t
air
lorce
rccrwu
u
wc
n-
gjgnaj,
Jcad
ner
beln8
lo.
on
Tuesday
night
by
Premler-For-bn
has
caught
the
popular
Im-
cated
nava,
offlclal3
concede
elgn
Minister
Molotoff.
Finland
nation
that
the
Coulmore
Is
probably
safe,
would
make
some
concessions
ln-mh
airplanes
cbstlng
$5,000
for
I
eluding
the
leasing
of
certain
Is-
(Titi
of
$100
each
were
Imposed!
DolLon
Poann
fcirda?
by
Justice
of
the
Peace
LmllVdll
1
CdLC
ils
15
Their
Aim
in
HJiKiana
aiier
uic
obihumwh
also
been
similar
exchanges
be-
iWILL
STAY
IN
LONDON
Ul,
Capt
William
Bussey.
i
F.xperts
to
be
Ift
Behind
by
Dom
IHtnry
Bmllle
is
prosecuting
in
all;
nlons
to
Assist
In
Imperial
War
F.ffort
LONDON,
;Nov.
3:
(CP)
Mem
I
bers
of
the
Canadian
mission
here
for
Empire
discussions
will
remain
the
present
talks
In
order
to
deal
with
srieclal
Questions
affecting
Canada,
It
was
learned
reliably
Hon.
T.
A.
Crerar.
minister
of
mines
and
natural
resources,
will
return
to
Canada
as
soon
as
the
confer
ence
concludes
but
the
others
will
remain.
Representatives
of
other
Dominions
will
also
remain
In
Lon
don,
the
Intention
being
to
leave
othr
rhllrlr.n
wrre
ulavlne..mau
groups
ui
cy
iu
uv.
ye
ar
old
Arthur
Johnston
was
frowned
yesterday
in
Frascr
River.
frail
Hunter
s
Found
Safe
OTTAWA,
Nov.
3:
(CP)
Canada's
reDrcsentatlves
to
the
Empire
air
training
conference
with
delegates
from
Great
Britain.
Australia
and
New
Zealand
opening
next
week
were
named
last
night
by
Prime
Minister
William
Lyon
Mackenzie',
King.
They
are
Hon.
J.
L.
Ralston,
minister
of
finance;
Hon.
Norman
Rogers,
minister
of
national
defence,
and
Hon,
C.
D.
Howe,
min
ister
of
transport.
The
Prime
Minister
himself
will,
of
course,
be
a
participant.
QUESTION
HPO
A
FaT"1
T
A
I
V
lands
wnlcn
might
be
used
for
the
I
K
A
I
IT.
I
A
I.
IX
.establishment-
of
fortifications
to
'ensure
the
safety
of
Leningrad.)
p
i
T
f?r
f"T77
Ruaala'
second
cfty
but
refuses
to
I
.
A
1
,1
,r.l
I
I
lr
r
agree
to
a
Russian
naval
base
on
ier
.
.
,
,
1
Hango
Peninsula
or
the
dlsmantl-
,
hulk
of
the
business
in
nro-
.
.,
n,
training
craft
will
probably
German
Delegation
to
Moscow
re-
i-r.n.rflan
factories
'
urn
,,ome
Sudenly
Conflict
,
(
to
CanaOian
laciones.
deleoa.'
.
Mcmher
nf
thi
Pinntsh
VE
BOATS
ARE
FINED
inn
uaims
i
,
Itlon
attended
a
session
of
the
MOSCOW.
Nov
1-
A
Qerman
Soviet
Parliament
yesterday.
This
trade
delegation
to
Moscow
has
re-
believed
to
augur
well
for
an,
'
turned
suddenly
to
Derlln.
Although
amicable
settlement
being
reached
'
in
Oerman
quarters
It
Is
said
the
between
the
two
nations.
!
negotiations
were
successful,
there
i
are
other
rumors
that
difficulties
In
Connection
With
Violation
were
encountered
which
resulted
In
latirnatlonal
Fhnerles
Heju-
a
rudden
cutting
oil
of
conversa-
litinni
tlrlnr
Dl.DOifd
of
tlOHS
REPLY
OF
MR.
KING
Premier
Suttests
Dr.
Manlon
Should
Make
Specific
Charges
For
Investigation
i
OTTAWA.
Nov.
3:
(CP
Reply-
l-ellers
contributing
to
Harmonious-,
,
.u-,
i
I
S4ta
fcVf
da
vttai(va
ttiaui
rtOSkog
for
infractions
of
the
"u
the
day
by
Hon.
Dr.
R.
J.
Manlon
tei'Jonal
Fisheries
Commission
7
.Leader
of
the
Opposition,
of
patron-
feiEbns.
The
ItW.
and
Juplterj
AT.trrtRvi.
CPltte
cOV.
J"
n
".T"
'fiarged
with
uniawiui
pos-'
.
'
-
"
jeuorj,
rrime:Minier
wiinam
won
.
I.vi....
.ufitS..t,i.
.iemment
of
Greece
announces
let-
.;:,,.,.
vl
...,
rir
other
than
halibut
M
halibut
area
tr
and
Eawara
uw
tied
were
Prime
Minister
said
he
would
see
the
charges
were
investigated
Immediately.
In
regard
to
Dr.
Manlon's
comment
that
he
had,
noi
been
confer-
OF
ARMS
tied
In
Any
Peace
Plan
"V
In
War
Is
Aim,
Says
Halifax
NEW
YORK,
November
3:
New..
Jllw
.I,a(
m
1cAr1
on
"
CHAIRMAN
OF
BOARD
SUCCUMBS
Hon.
Iluth
Guthrie,
Former
Minister
of
Justice
And
Long
Prominent
In
Canadian
Public
Life,
Passes
Away
OTTAWA,
November
3:
(CP)
Hon.
Hugh
Outhrie.
chairman
of
the
Board
of
Transport
Commissioners
and
former
minister
of
Justice,
died
in
hospital
here
today.
Long
service
in
high
places
with
two
different
political
parties
mad
Hon.
mcst
Passes
Away
HON
HUOH
GUTHRIE
elder
statesmen
ablest
parllamentarltn.:Df
his.
day.
His
practical
knowledge
of
procedure
and
his
grasp
of
the
constl-
times
a
leading
figure
Mr.
Outhrie
entered
the
House,
of
Commons
at
the
turn
of
the
;
PROVINCIAL
4
Weather
Forecast
Tomorrow's
Tides
mm
High
-
6:44
a.m.
17.9
ft.
C
i
M
Prince
Rucert
and
Queen
Char-
18:40
p.m.
175
ft.
tnttt
Iilcids--Fresh
southeast
to
Low
0:05
ajn.
5.1
ft.
south
winds,
mostly
cloudy
and
12:29
pjn.
9.0
ft
with
ocnasionai
ram.
mi!d
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
XXVIH
No.
257-
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
NOVEMBER
3,
1939
PRICE:
S
CENT3
ANADA
TO
BE
LEADER
IN
FVNG
lentum
Given
By
Why
Wireless
Is
Not
Used
SHOWDOWN
NOW
NEAR
BLOCKADE
EMBARGO
REPEAL
AND
EFFECTIVE
NEW
NEUTRALITY
LAW
Lll
1
LjVll
I
AJ
iTiTnAlTTiT
rhXT
IIATTflP
Allies
May
Tie
Up
German
Exports,
As
Well
A
Imports,
It
Is
Understood
LONDON,
November
3;
(CP)
The
ministry
of
economic
warfare
announces
that
the
Allied
contraband
control
system
has
intercepted
and
detained
well
over
500,000
tons
of
contraband
suspected
of
being
destined
to
Germany
since
the
outbreak
of
war.
The
cargoes
destined
for
Nail
Germany
but.
which
never
arrived
included
such
vital
materials
for
arms
manufacture
as
t
iron,
steel,
oil
and
cotton
as
well
as
foodstuffs
and
fertilizers.
Reports
were
circulated
today
that
the
contraband
control
psntram
may
be
extended
to
seizure
of
German
exports
as
well
as
imports.
WILL
SEEK
Prize
Court
WASHINGTON.
D.C..
November
3:
CP
At
the
request
of
Secret-
Pts
f
0,-dfil
Hutl.
th-
United
States
Department
of
Justice
Is
studying
the
case
of
the
American
steamer
City
of
Flint
which,
following
seizure
by
a
German
prize
crew,
is
being
taken
now
from
Murmansk
to
Ocrmany
with
a
view
to
preparing
briefs
neces-!
sary
for
presentation
to
the
Ger-
-----
-
man
prize
court
Attorney
General
Hugh
Outhrie
one
of
the
Murphy
raid
his
department
was
distinguished
of
Canada's
organizing
a
case
for
the
presenta-
By.some
authorl-
ion
of
American
rights
upon
Fllnf
would
be
sough't.'
Iyxsm
ship
IS
DOCKED
century
as
a
youthful
follower
of
American
Freiehter
Mary
D
To
!
red
With
by
the
Premier
In
regard,
SUr
was
tnen
Jn
the
ascpndam
Receive
Repairs
Here
to
Strand-
(
to
war
mattere,
Mr.
King
said
that..
ing
Damage
I
and
s,r
WUfrld
g
a
had
matters
arisen
which
made.,dol
premier
was
surrounded
j
!
such
conference
necessary
or
de-jby
men
ot
great
aDiMy
but
It
was!
Having
been
unloaded
of
some
of
j
slrable,
there
would
hare
been
no
nnt
in
rfnr
Outhrie
was
count-
her
cargo
at
the
lumber
assembly!
.committee
of
the
House
of
Com-
Tuesday
morning
after
having
mons
in
1907'.
I
struck
a
rock
in
Grenvllle
Channel,
iThlrty-four
years
after
Mr.
Guth-
sustaining
considerable
damage
lie's
first
election
to
Parliament
near
her
stern,
went
on
to
tne
iocai
as
a
Liberal
he
was
sitting
at
the
dry
dock
this
afternoon
to
under-rlchl
hand
of
a
Conservative
i
go
repairs.
.
,
'prime
minister
as
minister
of
Jus-1
Armament
Problem
Must
Be
Set-
.,
.
.hrin
honors
for
low
service
In
the
house
with
IIon-
pppn
Ap"ni
"l'lul
Charles
Marcll
of
Bonaventure.,u-1
Both
entered
tte
House
In
1900
LONDON,
November
3:-Forelgn
flnd
thev
alone
of
the
Mi
P..s
of
Secretary
Lord
Halifax
told
the
remained.
House
of
Lords
yesterday
that
"no
peace
could
be
accepUble
wlthoutj
rriT-imtirri
a
solution
of
the
world
arma-I
1CL
IkVS
mcnt
problem."
Meantime,
he
LiH
Li
1
LilVLTilJ
.
1
J
ft
4
1
UMJ
a
n
t
t
0
t
Tt
n
'
in
Liic
ui
liuai
y
ami
.
a.
m
wmcm
problems
as
they
arise
from
time
to
the
.ar..
was
the
Foreign!
rIVkN
I
III
I
time
"and
to
act
In
the
capacity
of
Secretary's
cecrVta'ry's
reply
reply
to
two
members
VJl
Y
Jul!
UU1
lalson
officers
There
Is
understood
to
be
no
present
Intention
of
establishing
a
permanent
commission
of
Dominions
experts
for
the
war
duration
although
this
may
come
later.
Representatives
Of
Canada
Named
Rolston,
Rogers
and
Howe
to
Ac'
company
Prime
Minister
King
To
Talks
who
urged
,
a
government
ment
on
war
alms.
state-
NEW
YORK
COMMODITIES
Man
And
Girl
Who
Took
Part
In
Slaying
Of
Chinaman
Sentenced
Today
By
Mr.
Justice
Manson
VANCOUVER,
November
3:
(CP)
Dolores
Brookes,
aged
19,
and
yoric.
commouuy
Harry
McMiUan.
23,
"'Lni
of
manslaughter
by
cember
ruDDer,
zu.ua;
warcn
-
,,-.
hv
auuar.
101.
vn
o
1
143Vi;
March
copper,
11.47.
Tropical
Storm
Sweeps
Jamaica
Four
Schooners
Sunk
And
$18,000
Damage
Is
Done
KINOSTON,
Jamaica,
November
3-:
Four
schooners
were
sunk
and
$18,000
damage
at
least
was
done
by
a
tropical
storm,
which
swept
Tnmntrn
mid
the
Caribbean
bol
both
convicted
.
.
.
Ill
UlllllJlllU.tl.V.
J
-
nn
Assize
86ic;
mber
cotton
w.7.
ue-.
scntenced
to
llfe
Mr.
Justice
A.
MM.
Manson
in
Supreme
Court
to
.
.
.
.
n
4
1.
day.
rne
cnarges
uui
ui
uic
slaying
here
last
April
of
Woo
n.icit.
Chinese
cafe
owner,
1
for
whose
death
18-year
old
Arthur
Rennle
was
previously
sentenced
i
to
hang
January
11.
Badges
For
Loyal
Canadians
Not
In
Wartime
Uniforms
OTAWA,
Nov.
3:
(CP)
The
Dom
lnlon
government
Is
considering
the
issuance
of
badges
to
Canadian
....
wwy.-
f
in.
man
u-hrt
have
been
relccted
fori
Took
Own
Life
Claude
Gillingwater,
Well
Known
Portrayer
of
Older
Role,
Despondent
Over
111
Health
BEVERLEY
HILLS.
Nov.
3:
(CP)!
Claude
Gillingwater,
aged
sixty-)
nine,
loveable
character
actor
of
.
stage
and
screen,
was
found
snotj
dead
In
his
home
here.
Four
notes,
left
behind
suggested
sulslde
due
to!
Mil-health.
Gillingwater
was.
well
i
known
for
his
portrayal
of
older
roles.
WAR
PLANS
DISCLOSED
How
Allies
Expect
to
Win
war
LONDON,
Nov.
3:
(CP)
Some
of
the
secret
Plans
of
the
Allies
with
a
view
to
winning
the
war
by
land,
sea
and
air
were
outlined
to
visit
ing
ministers
of
the
Dominions
here
yesterday
by
high
military
authorities.
Hon.
T.
A.
Crerar,
Canada's
representative,
and
other
ministers
sat
In
the
House
of
Par
llament
yesterday
while
Prime
Mini
crews
of
the"
schooners
Is
not
military
service
and
those
who,
are
'later
Neville
Chamberlain
was
mat
known
engaged
in
essenuai
services.
ins
ma
Appropriation
of
$250,000,000
is
attending.
AiTKUVLD
B.I
uUUoL
i
Onlv
Formalities
Now
Before
Change
of
Policy
Of
United
States
Goes
Into
Effect
!
I
WASHINGTON,
D.C.,
November
3.
The
House
of
Representatives
approved
the
arms
embargo
repeal
and
.the
administration's
neutrality
law
revision
plan
late
yes
terday
by
sending
the
legislation
on
to
joint
benate-House.
conference
committee
which
approved
it
today
preparing
the
wav
for
final
congressional
action
today
or
tomorrow
MINISTERS
TO
BERLIN
Ambassadors
to
Moscow
and
Rome
Are
'Suddenly
Called
Home
to
Confer
BERLIN.
Nov.
2:
(CP
German
,
War
News
ACUVITY
ON
WiSTEKN
FRONT
i-HiUS
trench
military
sourc
es
report
strong
tierman
troop
movements
northeast
of
Saar-
gnemines,
accompanied
by
heavy
(
artulery
screen
lire.
Three
Hein-kel
bomiKis
enlured
over
the
:
Auied
lutes
jesieraay
and
two
!
.ties
he
was
rantea
as
one
of.
the
hirh
fhi
return
of
the
Citv
of
never
returned,
being
brought
rdDHii
by
British
air
force
pursuit
planes
and
anti-aircraft
fire
after
a
brisk
fight,
the
third
returning
home
disabled
and
trailing
smoke.
Today
a
large
German
bomber,
which
could
be
plainly
j
seen
from
Basle,
Switzerland,
ov-
er
the
neutral
territory
of
which
it
passed,
was
turned
back
In
a
damaged
condition.
FINLAND
THREATENED
MOSCOW
Pravda,
organ
of
the
Communist
party,
declared
today
that
Finnish
Foreign
Min-
ncwiauon
in
camiig
ur.
Aianiou
m.ed
as
a
man
wjtn
a
future.
He
was
wharf,
the
big
American
ireignier
ister
Erkko
had
"directly
threat
"
'wna
oVialrrnqn
nf
IVio
rnllvfiV
Marv
D..
which
nut
Into
DOrt
On
mnm.A"
the
hvir
ITninn
and
hi
uiauc
.v
j
j
.
-
,
.....
.
-
remarks
Wednesday
cannot
be
appraised
"otherwise
than
an
appeal
for
war
with
Russia."
Prav-
GERMANS
SENT
BACK
EDINBURGH
Germans
attempted
another
air
raid
on
the
Firth
of
Forth
today
but
were
driven
back.
FLIERS
DECORATED
LONDON
Five
young
Royal
Air
Force
pilots
were
decorated
in
a
hangar
yesterday
by
King
t
r
i.t
.
i
y:..j
is
after
which
It
will
go
to
the
dent,
who
sponsored
It,
for
his
signature.
Thus
the
House
reversed
Its
action
of
June
30
last.
The
new
legislation
Is
expected
to
become
ef-
i
fective
next
week.
By
a
vote
of
243
to
181
the
weight
of
administration
support
beat
down
efforts
to
retain
the
embargo.
With
the
remaining
stages
of
passage
regarded
a3
mere
formalities
occupying
only
a
few
days,
the
r
"Pea-
01
embargo
on
shipment
'ambassadors
u
to
sfh
both
m
Moscow
andi
h
,
.
.
...
,
,,.
,
,
.j
,j.
of
arms
to
belligerent
nations,
ex-
-
CUin
D
A
rV,
y
JTv
l
Pted
to
become
effective
next
a
SHIP
BALK.
WrtUl
the
5
'Tf,1
latest
developmenU
ni
)
Ca-har
There
SirSk.
will
.
will
open
the
huge
store
of
motorvehlcles,
be
discussions
with
Nazi
chieftains
,,v
M,t,,
tnnA
.
United
States
To
Present
It,
Case
,,m
Adolf
HlUer
also
nS'J
TLl
Fnr
riir
of
Flint
In
German
......j,
ments
to
the
Allies
h,
on
a
cash
and
carry
basis.
TO
FLOAT
WAR
LOAN
Four
Billion
Dollar
Issue
To
Be
!
Floated
by
Imperial
Government
LONDON,
November
3:
A
huge
four
billion
dollar
war
loan
will
shortly
be
floated
by
the
British
government,
Sir
John
Simon,
Chancellor
of
the
Exchequer,
to
shortly
introducea
-resolution
id
Parliament
empowering
the
treasury
to
offer
It.
This
was
revealed
in
authoritative
quarters
yesterday
WOMAN
AND
BABE
SAFE
Rescue
of
Mrs.
Beckman
And
Infant
From
Frozen
Alaska
j
Wilderness
Effected
i
ANCHORAGE,
Alaska,
November
3:
(CP)
Safe
after
three
nights
in
the
frozen
Alaska
wilderness
with
a
nineteen-day
old
baby,
Mrs.
Christian
Beckman
was
rescued
by
da
said
that
Erkko
s
position
was
,a
plane
wltn
Piiot
jimmy
Dodson
"precisely
that
of
Former
Polish
another
passenger.
Foreign
Minister
Joseph
Because
,
of
which
"Poland
had
nerished."
I
jPREPARING
FOR
WORST
Belgium
Gets
Ready
To
Evacuate
In
Fear
of
Invasion
By
Germany
,
1
4.k
""""su""
en
with
a
view
to
providing
for
Three
engaged
in
r
.
f
Flying
Cross.
of
,
certain
,
of
the
rescue
of
the
crew
of
the
Kensington
Court.
Two
took
part
in
the
Kiel
raid
early
in
the
war.
CASUALTY
LIST
LONDON
Twenty-two
killed
during
the
past
week
were
listed
in
a
Royal
Air
Force
casualty
list.
C.
P.
R.
steamer
Princess
Loulse.j
Capt
Henry
Anderson,
is
due
Inl
port
at
6
o'clock
this
evening
fromi
waypolnts.
BIG
NAVAL
BASE
VOTE
Appropriation
of
$750,000,000
Sought
From
United
States
Congress
BRUSSELS,
November
3:
Pre
cautionary
measures
are
being
tak-
evacuation
areas
Belgium
should
invasion
appear
Imminent.
Arrangements
are
being
made
for
emergency
medical
services
and
supplies
Including
preserved
blood
transfusions.
Home
Nursing
Course
Starts
the
south
and
will
sail
at
10
p.m.
on
her
return
to
Vancouver
and
Instruction
To
Be
Given
At
Unl-
versity
of
British
Columbia,
It
Is
Announced
VANCOUVER.
November
3:
(CP)
A
new
course
of
home
nursing
for
three
year
students
is
being
opened
at
the
University
of
British
Columbia.
Some
thirty
stud
ents
will
receive
instruction
each
ls
year
In
weekly
classes.
I
.
The
fisheries
protection
cruiser
WASHINGTON,
D.
C,
November
Kitlmaat,
after
having
spent
ths
3:
An
appropriation
of
$250,000,-
summer
operating
out
of
here,
will
000
will
be
sought
from
Congress
leave
this
afternoon
wjth
Capt.
L.
to
provide
for
a
program
of
naval
Sheppard
In
charge.
It
may
be
base
extension
on
Atlantic
and
Pa-
some
time
before
the
Kltmaat
Is
,
ciflc
coasts
and
Canal
zone.
back.
X
r