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AND
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BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
v
xxvm
...
No.
11.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
FEBRUARY
11,
1939.
PRICE:
5
CENTS
Jape
Preparations
siaae
icr
uccuon
01
Sew
Pope
rareiia
i
Acung
Canadai
Official
Regrets
r
'.!E
Fib
11.
CP
After
hav-
"I
!
IT
!
ttuthorlUcs
said
they
be
admitted
to
the
Bas-
i
morrow.
-
.
the
death
of
the
Pope.
E
i-mto
Pacelli.
Pontifical
r
State,
to
acting
head
-
r
n
m
CathoHe
Church
,(Uon
of
a
new
Pope
v;
tested
to
be
carried
out
te
of
Cardinals
which.
cooitoU
of
seventy
m
all
parts
of
the
'
election
is
by
secret
a
twivtWrds
ma)ortty
After
each
vote,
the
I
irned
and.
when
a
se-been
ttnaUy
reached,
g
irted
by
the
sending
plume
of
smoke
aerrUan
Cardinals
Leave
r:K
Feb.
lt.-Cardlnal
.nnpil
of
Boston.
Car-'
ET
Mundeletn
of
Chicago
.
D
J.
D-3Uthrtv
of
.i
ailed
trore
New
Yorlr
uplessis
And
lPnniirn
lurn
Differ
LSUlCt
lllffpr
mm
mr.
IN
STATE
APPeal
Uenlec
Brags
Over
Hainan
Seizure
riorlda
Supreme
Court
Refuses
To'
Take
Action
In
Kidnap-Murder
Case
TALLAHASSE.
Florida,
Feb.
11.
The
Florida
Sunrnm
fVmrt
vm.
r
-
'
'
i-
it,.
,ncr
,cwu
u
m
Urday
denied
the
appeal
of
-
n.iipfl
the
body
of
the
late
franklin
Pearce
McCall
against
a
r
-
XI
wm
reverently
re-
dfath
tence
for
the
kMnap-oday
to
St
Peter
Cathed-
murder
of
youne
jimmy
Cash.
.
it
will
lie
In
Ute
until
:
next
Wednesday.
!
T
-yt't
body
vu
borne
to
St.'
.
EuMiica
w
solemn
proces
JSrrSW
Germany
Is
Laughed
At
LONDON.
Feb.
11
-
A
suggestion
from
Oermany
that
the
Reich
may
claim
ten
billion
dollars
damages
at
compensation
for
her
colonies
having
been
taken
away
from
her
after
the
Great
War
is
greeted
with
laughter
and
ridicule
In
Britain.
BRITAIN
IS
1
ALL
READY
Sir
Samuel
JUare
Tells
of
Greatly
Increased
Air
Strength
To
Stand
By
France
I
Italian
Hntr
Rex
for
PLYMOUTH.
Eng..
Feb.
11:
-v
as
mmbeV
of
the
Sir
Samuel
Hoare.
Secretary
of
'
J?
of
Cardinals
they
state
for
Home
Affairs,
speaking
"
in
the
election
of
a
here
last
night,
declared
that
mlH-r
-
.owing
Ue
dth
yes-
tary
airplane
production
of
Bri-
XI
Cardinal
O
Con-
tain
had
increased
so
raptor
irr
from
Naasau
In
since
last
fall
that
this
count
r
ubwe
he
had
been
was
now
capable
of
meeting
any
.
catch
the
Rex.
foes
friun
the
air
on
equal
terms
.
.
.
Sir
Samuel
reiterated
that
one
lanada
Regrets
q(
emnUlll,
principle
of
Bil
"
V
F'
o
11;
CP
Prime
forelgn
policy
would
be
to
W
m
Lyon
Mackenzie
tl
up
France
in
any
difficult!
a
message
to
the
Va-
ith
,wrMors
over
wssosslon
of
-Ming
Canada's
official
Rer
territorte
tie
death
of
the
Pope
X.
'.
paying
tribute
to
the
Pi'Il
f
l
r
The
message
u
read
Jury
Ullt
ir
xs!
df
commons
yesterday
J.
,
1!
Ernest
Upolnte.
minis-
Jn
jyieXlC0
Corruption
Case
BET.
fb.
11:
,CP-Prcm-'Cnrrnpr
(JoVemOr
i
Ol
111CI
VJU
V
CI
e
Deploys
has
dlsassocl-1
Of
Texas
Named
jjiti
which
has
been
Issued
M.
F.
Hepburn
of
On-J
,
i
po
not
now
tne
same
views
JtmM
y
Alrf(J
,s
choice
P
aiicr
Hepburn."
Duplessls
IUI1
n
M
icier
uebec
Lumber
'tiMallon
To
Re
Rmueht
In
At
'resent
Session
of
House
It
Is
Announred
Q'
EUEC
Feb.
11:
CP)
-
An-
''"mrnt
was
made
In
tlie
:"brr
Legislature
yesterday
that
;
a'
ion
would
be
Introduced
at
lS
prspnt
spslcin
tn
aid
the
j
ui
vsu
ays
v
r-
.
-
-
-
-uv..
-
"
-
Inlands
-Rtrnnir
annihpaAt
to
winds
or
moderate
calcs
with
DORS
hl
.
.j
pom
aim.
President
Roosevelt
for
reme
Court
Bench
Sup-
-
i
t
ntt-TtrTrHP
Vu-
Merlro.
Fe-
"-The
Jury
to
tU!
out
in
the
iipuutll
of
tventy.five
persons,
some
government
officials,
who
are
i;
Premier
Says
His
Views
on
charged
with
misappropriation
of
Imperialism
Are
Not
Same
as
Works
Progress
Administration
Thoe
of
Ontario
Chief
funds.
WASillNOTON,
D.
C.
Feb.
11-Formcr
Oovernor
James
V.
Allred
has
been
nominated
to
the
Uni
ted
States
Supreme
Court
bench
by
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt.
Action
by
Congress
In"
connection
with
the
nomination
has
been
deferred
until
Monday.
Maternal
Payments
In
Alberta
Planned
Grants
of
$15
to
be
Made
to
Mothers
in
Needy
Circumstances
Under
New
Legislation
EDMONTON.
Feb.
11:
(CP)
A
Maternal
Welfare
Act
to
be
Intro
duccd
at
the
present
session
of
the
Legislature
will
provide
for
grants
of
sis
in
emectant
mothers
In
(needy
clrcumstancds.
MUCH
GOLD
Labor
Exploited
PASSING
OF
IS
SHIPPED
ArmyCharged
D0UK
CHIEp
Yellow
Metal
To
Value
of
600,-,
000
Shipped
From
Britain
To
New
York
I
NEW
YORK.
Feb.
11:
CP)-Huge
shipments
of
gold
from
Great
Britain
to
the
United
States
are
causing
speculation
In
Wall
Street
circle.
More
than
690,000-000
of
the
yellow
metal
hat
mounted
up.
It
is
supposedly
being
held
as
a
reserve
for
purchase
ol
food
and
supplies
in
case
of
need.
Bulletins
CREW
IN
VANCOUVER
VANCOUVER
Crew
of
seven
ol
the
Seattle
to
Alaska
bound
freighter
Ruth
C.
which
sank
in
Johnston
Straits
on
Thursday,
arrived
here
aboard
a
coasting
vessel.
The
crew
had
made
Roek
Ray
in
a
life
boat
after
the
sinking
which
was
due
to
cargo
shifting.
The
Ruth
C.
was
laden
with
much
needed
food
supplies
for
Alaska.
ALnERTA
TOWN'S
IT
RE
BIG
VALLEY.
Alberta
Three
buildings
were
destroyed
in
the
business
section
of
this
town
yes
FIRE
IN
VICKSBURG
VICKSBl'RG,
Mississippi.
Feb.
1
1
Damage
estimated
at
000
was
done
when
a
basement
gas
explosion
raud
the
destruction
of
three
business
buildings
here
yesterday.
KILLED
IN
SKIDDING
VANCOUVER
William
Henry
Marrh
as
drowned
last
night
when
his
car
slipped
over
a
bridge,
overturning
into
a
ditch.
Poor
visibility
due
to
snow
was
the
cause
of
the
accident.
TRAIL
WINS
AGAIN
ZURICH
Trail
Smoke
Eaters
defeated
Switzerland
?
to
0
in
the
ord
amateur
hockey
championships
yesterday.
United
States
won
one
to
nil
over
I
Homes
Undermined
But
They
Remain
Warnings
Given
to
Occupants
of
Dwellings
at
Glare
Bay,
Nova
Scotia,
Disregarded
GLACE
BAY,
Neva
Scotia,
Feb.
11:
tCP
Twelve
families
continue
to
cling
to
their
dwellings
here
I.
O.
Makes
Complaints
In
Connection
With
West
Point
Military
Academy
NEWARK.
New
Jersey.
Feb.
I,:
(CP
(The
Committee
on
Industrial
Organization
charged
yesterday
that
laundry
and
mess
hall
employees
at
West
Point
Military
Academy
were
being
overworked
and
underpaid.
Children
From
Down
Under
To
p
jr
tw
occurred,
however,
before
the
wife.
oee
iviH
Here:
motnr
nd
chfct
f
Doakho-
.
VICTORIA.
Feb.
11
iCP
Some
fifty
school
children
from
Australia
and
New
Zea-
land
may
come
to
Victoria
at
the
end
of
May
on
the
occas-
icn
of
the
vtat
here
of
King
George
and
Queen
Elizabeth,
it
extended
by
Arthur
Inspector
of
high
schools.
terday.
Almost
the
entire
popu-
lation
turned
out
to
fight
the
.
.
b"!l:M
brie,de-
Hartiord
Concern
JICIMC9
ijp.
To
Supply
Engines
no..-
Royal
Air
Force
HARTFORD.
Connecticut.
Feb.
11:-
The
United
Aircraft
Corpora
-tion
here
has
received
the
contract
from
the
British
government
for
250
Wasp
airplane
engines
and
parts
for
the
Royal
Air
Force.
The
contract
figure
is
$1500,000.
Gerard
Named
To
Commission
Appointed
To
Body
Dealing
With
Questions
Between
Great
Britain
and
United
SUtes
Germany
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
to
iSon
Born
in
Berlin
to
Prince
Louis
Uie
International
commission
Ferdinand
Mother
and
Child
nic
lormea
aiwr
me
ureal
Doing
Well
Wa"
to
handle
questions
arislnj
between
Great
Britain
and
the
'
United
States.
BERLIN,
Feb.
11:
(CPt
The
former
Kaiser
of
Germany,
William
Hoheiuollern.
now
living
In
exile
Of
I
in
Holland,
became
a
greatgrand
father
today
with
the
birth
of
a
son
to
Prince
Louis
Ferdinand.
Mother
and
child
were
reported
to
be
doing
well.
TANKER
IS
BROKEN
UP
Lightburne
is
Total
Loss
off
Rugged
Block
Island
Crew
Rescued
By
Coastguards
BLOCK
ISLAND.
New
York,
Feb.
11:
CP
HflYlne
abandoned
their
Peter
Veregin
II
Dies
In
Saskatoon
Following
Operation
Two
Weeks
Ago
Stormy
Career
Served
Two
Jail
Terms
and
Narrowly
Warded
Off
Deportation
SASKATOON.
Feb.
U:
CP-Peter
Veregin.
aged
53.
Canadian
Doukhobor
leader,
died
here
dur
ing
the
night
following
an
opera
tion
nerfnrmcd
performed
about
about
bor
colony
from
Grand
Forks
could
reaeh
the
bedside.
Veren
himself
had
formerly
lived
in
British
Columbia
but
more
recently
had
made
his
home
in
Kamsaek.
Saskatchewan
Prter
PeUovitcta
Verarsns
career
as
spiritual
head
of
lSjOQO
Doukhobor
colonist'
In
Panama
-va
I
to
suggested
by
Hon.
Dr.
G.
M.
tempeaiuoug.
H?
served
two
tall
Weir,
minister
of
education.
efitence.
one
for
perjury
and
the
The
invitation
will
be
officially
nh-r
to-
8-uK
and
narrowly
Sullivan.
warded
off
two
deportation
a;-
tempU.
He
tendered
and
withdrew
his
resignation
as
leader.
Born
at
Biturski.
Russia,
March
11.
18S6
he
came
to
Canada
in
1927
to
srrceed
his
father.
Peler
Lerdly'.
Veiwvtn.
hieh
of
car
near
Farron.
B.
C
Ta'l
and
powerful
of
physique,
young
Peter
launched
a
program
cf
education
and
culture
for
th
colonies
scattered
through
the
west.
It
va
di.leaaing
to
younger
members
of
the
Christian
.Oan.-unltv
of
Universal
Brotherhood
They
formed
a
left
wins
known
a
the
"Sons
of
Freedom,"
and
the
leader
laid
at
their
door
reaoonsi-bllity
for
the
burnlne
of
schools
and
churches
and
nude
parades
in
protest
against
taxation
and
educational
measures
Resignation
of
Socialist
Premier
'
and
His
Ministry
j
I
I
BRUSSELS.
Feb.
11:
CP
Fol-
'
lowing
a
Parliamentary
crisis.
Senators
Are
Now
cued
last
night
by
United
States
WASHINGTON,
D.C..
Feb.
11.
coastguard
vessels
before
she
began
The
edict
of
secrecy
on
dellbera-
Tokio
Press
Asserts
Value
of
Hong
Kong
Is
Almost
Eliminated
Great
Britain
and
France
Silent
Following
Latest
Nipponese
Coup
Against
Which
Warning
Had
Been
Issued
TOKYO,
February
11:
(CP)
The
Japanese
press
boasted
today
that
occupation
of
Hainan
Island
strikes
a
a
fortntehi
hlnvv
nt
l.rpnf
Rritmn
s
far
pa5TPrn
ripfpnrp
Rvstpm
with
ago.
shortly
before
he
died
h!s
tne
strategic
value
of
Hong
Kong
almost
eliminated.
No
-LtTo5:;
official
action
has
yet,
apparently,
been
.taken
sinccthe
Xrew
On
Fort
As
a
result
ot
the
mazing
of
t
special
transportation
arrange-
ments
with
the
Canadian
Na-
tional
Railways
tor
the
taking
v
of
the
men
out
to
work
in
the
morning
and
returning
with
them
in
the
evening,
the
Nor-
them
Construction
Co.
and
J.
W.
Stewart
Ltd:
and
the
E.
J.
Britain
and
France
which
last
fall
had
warned
Japan
against
interfering
with
it.
Work
Here
To
I
COLD
SNAP
Be
Increased
I
IS
ENDED
Temperatures
Above
Freezing
on
Coast
and
Above
Zero
in
interior
Snow
Followed
by
Rain
The
cold
wave
was
broken
during
the
night
with
coastal
temperatures
rising
above
freezing
and
the
Interior
lifting
above
zero
for
the
first
time
In
four
days.
Y
ester-
2nT
OUt
toe
work
ot
Kn-
Prince
Rupert
tamed
to
rain
last
n
wh
"JJ.
rZnll
"
"ruction
of
fortification,
at
night
it
was
unsettled
this
aftef-
myrterioar
explosion
on
a
railway
Former
Kaiser
Now
Washington,
d.
c
Feb.
n:
Belgian
Cabinet
James
W.
Gerard,
war
time
am-
-
,
Great
Grandfather
J
has
"JL"111
been
appointed
f'fif
1
by
Is
forced
1
(Jut
f
t
Barrett
Point,
at
the
entrance
noon.
of
Prince
Rupert
Harbor,
has
snow
fell
for
six
hours
in
Van-been
enabled
to
double
Its
couver
last
night
but
turned
to
working
force
to
about
ninety
rain,
covering
the
streets
with
slush,
men.
The
reason
the
crew
had
Todays
weather
reports
are
a
'
not
been
larger
already
was
that
there
was
no
housing
ac-
coinodaUon
on
the
job
except
i
for
about
forty.
The
general
f
intention
is
to
keen
the
single
'
men
in
the
Billmor
camp
while
the
married
men
will
live
at
their
homes
In
town.
Veregin
decreed
banishment
for
these
"renegades."
as
he
termed
them,
and
Immediately
became
in-
Pynrncc
Niilari
volved
In
dtomites
over
community
JllLCOO
llUl
all
rrooerty
shares
awarded
those
ex-
rr
1
jut
i
ep
pelled.
Incendiarism
and
nude
clKCS
lfl3.ll
1
0
(Continued
on
Page
Four)
.
rs
lAloclro
Kninfc
JUNEAU.
Feb.
11
The
coastguard
cutter
Spencer
is
on
Its'
way
U
(
Caat1a
on4
11-411
tab
to
uuu
Ul
Alaska
(wmw
u
n
j
,
follows:
Prince
Rupert
"Heavy
ram,
southeast
wind.
34
mSis
per
hour;
barometer.
29.12;
temperature,
3C:
sea
rough..
Triple
Island
Light,
rain,
southeast
wind.
22
miles
per
hour;
sea
moderately
rough
Langara
Island
Light
rain,
southwest
wind,
36
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
21.00;
temperature.
42;
sea
moderately
rough.
Dead
Tree
Point
Light
rain,
calm:
barometer,
29.09;
temperature.
39:
moderate
swelL
Bull
Harbor
Heavy
rain,
southeast
wind,
25
milss
per
hour;
barometer,
29.73;
temperature,
34:
sea
rough.
.
Alert
Bay
Light
sleet,
south-'east
wind,
25
miles
per
hour;
ba
rometer.
29.73;
temperature,
31:
sea
rough.
,
Estevan
Raining,
southeast
anTceSain
7
ba-
Parliamentary
Crisis
Results
In
..
.
..
.
I,
meter,
29.82.
the
suspension
of
regular
steamer'
"
7"
J
u..
"
s
.wind,
eight
miles
pet,
hour;
baro-
services
due
to
the
masters
and'
"
r
mates'
strike.
Mall
for
Fairbanks.
.
,
.
will
be
taken
there
by
plane.
The
Canadian
steamer
Princess
Norah,
i
Premier
Paul
Soaak
and
his
cab-!
arriving
this
week,
brought
the
flrst
'inet
resigned,
the
resignation
being
mall
southeastern
Alaska
has
re-accepted
by
King
Leopold.
There
ceived
in
ten
days.
For
Ketchikan
is
no
indication
yet
as
to
who
may
alone
the
vessel
brought
190
sacks.
I
succeed
the
Socialist
Spaak
as
j
Unless
there
is
a
settlement
of
the
Premier.
i
strike
meantime,
there
will
be
no
J
more
mall
for
Alaska
until
the
next
Canadian
boat
ten
days
hence.
Allowed
To
Talk
North
Dakota
I
Town
Has
Fire
grounded
ship
which
stranded
off
Edict
of
Secrecy
Raised
from
Delib-rugged
Block
Island
yesterday'
erations
ot
United
States
Mill-while
enroute
to
Providence,
cap-j
tary
Committee
Deliberations
tain
of
the
tanker
Lightburne
and
nine
members
of
the
crew
were
res-1
Entire
Business
Block
at
Hillsboro,
below
Is
Destroyed
In
33
Below
j
Weather
although
warned
that
bootleg
coal'
to
break
up
In
rough
seas.
Sixteen
tlons
ot
the
Senate
military
affairs
was
done
yesterday
by
fire
which;
wind,
1
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
29.98.
Prince
George
Cloudy,
southwest
wind,
10
miles
per
hourj
barometer.
29.66.
Terrace
Snowing,
strong
north
east
wind,
8.
'f
Alyansh
Snowing,
windy,
10.
Alice
Arm
Snowing,
heavy
north
wind,
16.
j
Anyox
Showing,
calm,
12.
Stewart
Snowing
calm,
10.
j
Hazelton
Snowing,
north
wind,
'3.
Smlthers
Snowing,
calm,
2
Burns
Lake
Snowing,
calm,
3
m
Rutland
Packing
11:
Damage
estimated
at
$100,000
Kloril-
Ic
KlirnpH
A
'
Mil
W
AW
VUt
l&VU
mining
operations
below
them
may
I
sailors
had
been
removed
earlier
committee
has
been
raised.
The
destroyed
a
diock
ot
ounaings
m(
cause
their
houses
to
drop
Into
the
from
the
Lightburne
which
had
press
and
public
are
not
being
ad-'the
main
section
of
this
town.
KELOWNA,
Feb.
11:
CP
The
ornnnd
The
digging
Is
going
on'
sent
out
S.O.S.
messaces.
The
cap-
mltted
to
the
sessions
of
the
com-
Thirty-five
below
temperature,
a
,
packing
plant
at
Rutland,
five
miles
onlv
elchteen
feet
below
the
sur-i
tain
and
officers
had
insisted
on
mlttee
but
senators
themselves
are
.stiff
north
wind
and
deep
snow-.
east
of
here,
was
destroyed
by
fire
J
.
!
....
-
...........
i
i
jitfi...u
4U
t..t.
.
--.J
.rl
1
J
face
on
which
the
houses
are
located.
Forty
persona
occupy
the
dwellings.
r
-
remaining
aboard
until
ail
nope
oiinow
being
permitiea
to
ten
aooui
amis
raiunm
um,iu
jciruaj.
iuc.mc
wusra
ojr
saving
the
UG-foot
vessel
had-ven-
what
Is
going
on
so
long
as
mill-
f
firemen
hi
handling
the
con-
stove
overheating
In
keeping
the
Htaed.
tary
secrets
are
not
disclosed.
1
f
lagration.
premises
warm.