Tomorrow's
Tides
a
Jlljh
Low
Vol.
xxvin
No.
n-
WILL
C
.
2:33
a.m.
10.0
ft.
14:20
p.m.
20.9
ft.
3;34
a.m.
6.9
ft.
20:30
p.m.
3.5
ft.
OFFARiui
TO
CHINA
lirin
to
Take
Steps
to
Prevent
Fbhlng
Rlchtt
Eliminate
Enemies
Rmmjtlon
of
Warfare
On
Majo
Scale
it
Believed
ftear
TOKYO.
Jan.
21:
(CF)-weign
iMini.er
Ama
auirma
wpuvc
Irtadtness
to
take
"proper
ucps
to
est
oil
owiand
shipment
or
arms
.t
-
..
iN
ihn
fi'tlnmfl
rv
in-
Inutf
address
on
foreign
policy
be-
Ifct
Parliament.
The
de
.aratlon
also
announced
Jrni
determination
to
protect
her
hvtlmate
vesiea
ngnts
in
uie
Liir.g
treaty
dispute
with
Russia.
AriU
ruMned
Japaneae
pan-Asia
feEbll.oru
a
seeking
a
"new
East
bcjL
upon
an
ethical
foundation
)
Japan.
China
and
Man-3
there
stand
united
and
link
ed
tojc'.:.cr
for
active
collabora-
i'M
rc
s
ArlU.
Premier
Illran-
nrr.i,
r.
maiaen
speecn
oeiore
the
rprr
3
of
the
Diet
aesjion.
urned
extermination
await-
ti
pr
i'Jt
'
opponents
of
Japan
Hfi:
Mx"
after
a
long
deadlock.
WILD
LIFE
I
OTTAWA,
Jan.
21:
(Cpl
-Con-
Tration
of
Canada's
wild
life
Is
l'
principal
topic
of
discussion
at
e
vonventlon
of
game
officials
h!"h
Is
In
progress
here
with
Nry
province
represented.
W
Anderson,
official
of
th
fudrxin
Bay
Cp,
told
of
the
steps
hlch
were
being
taken
to
save
the
avtr
ln
Northern
Quebec
and
of
the
Indians
were
giving
co-oneratlon
in
connection
Hh
Uie
schemt.
w
Cartwrtcht
nt
Wlnnlpoa
rld
of
restoration
of
wild
fowl
In
lianltoba.
1
The
reeuTur
monthlv
meetlnc
ot
1'ie
board
nf
rilrwlnr
of
the
frl'ice
Runert
Oendrnl.
Hosnltal
Ciitnon
was
neio
last
evening
me
hospital.
Those
present
ftre
O
p
Tlnlrer
nt-MlrUnt-
V
MacCallum,
W.
M.
Brown,
W.
J'ulton.
a
V
Wilkinson.
Prank
P'bb.
R,
E,
Benson
and
Mrs.
II.
L
ndry.
directors:
Miss
Jean
Har.
I'Wn
li.
N.
inrlu
cimnrlntnnrtont.
H
H.
W
nirchmanaglng
sccret-
Li
British
Business
Circles
Alarmed
At
Schacht
Oust;
May
Mean
Big
Trade
War
LONDON,
January
21:
(CP)
British
business
circles
dre
alarmed
over
the
abrupt
removal
of
Dr.
Hjalmer
Schacht,
the
conservative
president
of
the
Reichsbank
of
Germany..
Fear
is
expressed
that
the
two
countries
may
be
plunged
into
a
new
and
widespread
trade
war
just
at
a
time
when
they
had
been
on
the
verge
of
coming
to
terms..
Radical
Nazi
methods
may
result
in
ruthless
competition.
The
German
financial
position
has
dropped
in
British
eyes
following
the
removal
of
Dr.
Schacht.
From
Germany
comes
official
word
that
the
removal
of
Dr.
Schacht
as
President
of
the
Reichsbank
does
not
mean
an
end
of
negotiations
for
the
migration
of
Jewish
refugees.
Hitler
extended
his
reorganization
of
the
Reichsbank
today
bv
relieving
Vice-President
Frederick
Dreye
and
Director
Ernst
Huelse
of
their
posts,
naming
Rudolf
Brinkmann,
right
hand
man
of
Walther
Funk,
the
new
president,
to
the
directorate.
MODERNIZE
PRESS
HEAD
tfhn
:.;
and
Japanese
reporU
r.rrtulnr
Will
Be
In
Oood
Shape
Mon
......
.
.
.
jylu"4
xiay
that
renewal
M.
ci.j
warfare
waa
near.
INT
WILL
1
MAKE
TRIP
iiRd
&
March
In
spite
of
the
ex-,
(hxion;
and
demonstration
of
the'
ut
few
days
Off;
:a)s
of
the
Irish
Republican'
7
stated
yesterday
that
they
ccw
absolutely
nothing
of
the
j-
bombing
of
Uie
hotel
at
Tral-
re
i:i
which
the
only
son
of
Prime
nr..
vT
Neville
Chamberlain
was
CONSERVING
of
uiihlti
rJthtMn
Mouth.
&irs
R.OA.F.
SUff
Officer
QUEBEC.
Jan.
21.
CP-
Wing
REFUGEES
MONTREAL,
Jan.
21:
CP)-on
Fernand
Rlnfret.
Secretary
of
State,
speaking
here
last
night
of
the
foreign
refugee
question,
said
!l.
INew
Phase
Of
Canada
Does
Not
Intend
To
Open
Padlock
LaW
Door
A
Ing
A
There
1
Un-
j
employment,
Says
Federal
I
Minister
.u..
.
i
.
m
an
un..fnlinuino'th
issuance
of
a
warnlnn,w"
.mninvmont
nmblem
in
i.anaaa
.
tjv
tne
provincial
ponce
to
an
.i
..
k
nn
mwn
rioor
fori
miartmnt
house
owner
that
his
rtu"
dame
Convention
Hears
Of
..,
,.
f,
nbrcad.
hlnrk
will
be
closed
un
unless
he
Good
Vork
Being
Carried
On
.
uuuutai
ii.uv
i
This
Mr.
Rlnfret
said,
was
nis
evicts
a
son-in-law
wno
is
accuseo.
own
personal
stand
as
well
as
the
0f
Communist
activities.
government
policy.
I
Ruppert
Leaves
Chorine
Fortune
NEW
YORK.
Jan.
21
(CP)
ML&s
Wvatt.
a
former
chorus
girl
,now
in
her
thlrUcs,
has
h-pn
named
in
the
wilt
of
the
4
late
Col,
Jacob
Ruppert
to
re-
celve
one
third
of
the
$70,000.-
ooo
estate
ot
the
multimiuion-
aire
brcwlnz
and
baseball
mag-
nate.
In
making
announce-
f
ment
of
the
bequest,
Ruppert's
attorney
described
Miss
wyati
t
and
a
very
as
a
"charming
lady
dear
friend
ot
the
coionci.
Miss
Wyatt
herself
said
that
she
had
had
no
Idea
that
she
was
to
be
so
remembered
ln
A.
crA
Col.
nimn.rt'i
Rupperfs
will.
will.
HOSPITAL
BUILDING
FINANCES
Thli
Wat
Principal
Businew
at
Last
I
Night's
Regular
.Monthly
Meet-'
ing
Annual
Meeting
January
3
'
A
statement
of
the
financial
situation
In
regard
to
the
new
hos
pital
building,
presented
at
the
'regular
monthly
meeting
of
the
board
of
directors
of
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
last
night
disclosed
that,
out
of
a
total
ot
$121,804
available
fortth-
project
commitment
no-'
totalled
$117.-
'814,
leaving
a
baalnceof
$4,182
to
wards
furnishings,
grounds,
etc.
It
was
Indicated
that
there
were
i
other
resources
which
might
be
drawn
upon
If
necessary.
Th?
building
committee,
Frank
Dibb,
chairman,
which
presented
this
financial
statement,
was
given
'posed
finishing
off
of
the
attic
of
the
new
building
for
use
AIR
FORCE
IS
LEAVING
As
the
Fd'd
contractors
had
for
this
defer
de
auditor,
was
presented
at
the
meet-
Ins
and
was
sent
on
to
the
an-
.
..
.
.
i
.
.
n
r
k
NORTIIEKN
AND
CENTKAL
BIUTISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
JANUARY
21,
1939.
ner
Disaster
On
ter-attack
drove
Franco
troops
from
declined
to
lhe
lmporUnt
town
of
IguaUda.
The
Insurgents
had
taken
the
town.
treal
Editor
to
Succeed
J.
F.
B.
cU,on
ln.
mar
L"f!??"8
ast
night.
.
nut
out
unUl
unui
nearer
nearer
the
wc
completion
cnmuituuu
o
.
,
n
i
-
t
,
LlTetar
at
u.
r.
lienerai
'
r
y,,
"k
"hujiuu,
uic
Manager
tectr
hnuxine
the
maids
in
this
manner
TORONTO.
Jan.
21:
CPt-H.
P.
an
alternative,
a
suzsertion
has
from
Barcelona
n.n!1
Commander
O.
B.
WaUh
of
the
Duchemln
K.C
president
of
the
bftn
made
that
material
from
the
IVlinKf
Pr
(if
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
sUff
of
Canadian
Press,
announces
that.
,jemontion
of
the
old
hospital
IrallHolCl
Vl
the
Department
of
National
De-
consequent
upon
the
impending
building
might
be
used
in
the
erec-
jut
f
fence,
speaking
here,
aald
that
all
retirement
of
J.
F.
B.
Uvcsay
as
Uon
0f
a
small
structure
for
this
lYUlieS
UUllS
exUtlng
CanadUn
air
squadrons
general
manager,
the
board
of
dlr-
purpose
Considerable
time
was
will
have
been
completely
modern-
wtor
had
unanimously
approved
,.t
at
last
niehfs
meeting
in
isUrbnre
In
Ireland
Not
Causing
wjthln
eighteen
months
and
the
appointment
of
John
A.
Mc-
discussion
of
various
matters
In
Chime
for
VUU
In
March
rrady
for
co-operation
with
navy
Nell,
managing
editor
of
the
Mont-
connectlon
with
the
new
building
and
army
or
for
Independent
action,
real
Oacette,
as
his
successor.
u
WM
a
tworand-a-half
hour
ses-LONDON,
Jan.
21:
CP
Official
-
-
I
Mr.
Livery's
resignation
Uke
slorv
nnoun
cmrnt
is
made
that
the
rri
i
Jjr
fl
effect
June
SO
next
and
Mr.
Mc-
financial
statement
for
the
I'uke
and
Duchess
of
Kent
will
I
A
I
l
I
i
'
Nell
takes
up
his
new
duties
on
July
year
1938.
Just
prepared
by
the
Hon.
Michael
Dwyer
Resigns
From
Nova
Scotia
Government
to
Be
come
Head
of
Coal
Company
HALIFAX,
Jan.
21
Michael
Dwyer
.has
minister
of
rolnes.
public
works
and
labor
ln
the'
Nova
Scotia
government
to
become
president
of
the
re-
nua.
genenu
mm
"
-
-
organized
Nova
Scotia
Steel
&
Coal
Princ
Rupert
Oeneral
Hospital
Q
fe
formerJy
uary
31.
The
December
financial
statement
showed
a
total
of
1453
hospital
days
during
the
month
at
a
Quebec
Police
Threaten
To
Close
cost
per
diem
of
$2.94,
Disburse-Up
Apartment
Block
Where
lments
for
the
month
amounted
to
Communist
Is
Tenant
IJ4.2T7
32
with
110.679.03
spent
from
capital
account
In
connection
with
t
t
A.
a
the
new
hospital
building.
PajTnent
of
Interest
at
five
per-
:
-
".j.
.J
i.t
"ii"
'Interest
will
be
paid
February
z.
t
In
her
report
for
the
month
Miss
Jean
Harrison
R.
N..
lady.
suDerintendent,
stated
that
the
Ihrwnltnl
u-as
moderatelv
full
"augniers
or
ine
Empire,
ueep
oea
i
V"
u"
...
i
i
Via
,c-
i.
h-
in.
n.
auu-uun..
w.v
w
uv
Fishermen's
Fishermen's
Union,
Union,
Boy
Boy
Scouts
lClftV.
Freddie
Stays
With
His
Aunt
j
Salvation
Army.
P.
Burns
Co.
Ltd..
'sterling
Market.
Rupert
Butchers.
iMcMeektn's
Brokerage.
Chris
Mill
i
Bakery.
Rupert
Bakery
and
Prince
j
Rupert
Supply
Co.
for
all
of
which
board
expressed
Its
apprecla-.
tlon.
,
The
board
also
passed
a
special
Parents
Lose
Another
Round
In
vote
of
thanks
to
the
Women's
FUht
Over
Guardianship
Of
i
Auxiliary
for
Its
valuable
co-op-
Ynunr
Screen
Star
eration
and
support
during
the
jpast
year.
Mrs.
II.
L.
Landry,
who
SAN
FRANCISCO,
Jan.
21:
(CP)
has
been
nsappolnted
as
Auxiliary
Th.
narents
of
Freddie
Bartholo-
delegate
to
the
board,
reported
on
mew
lost
another
round
In
their
the
recent
annual
meeting.
ficht
for
custody
of
the
Juvenile
In
the
course
of
last
night's
JL.
.tar
when
the
California
meeting,
the
question
of
what
Is
identified
as
works
superintendent.
VANCOUVER,
Jan.
21:
(CP)
at
Leo
Benard
and
Marion
Ellis,
both
.
..
i
,
i
f
Vanrnnvpr
upre
vpsterdnv
inn
limp.
narxiuii
I
r
ljui
Lru
w
w
-'
'
"
-
The
son-in-law
has
been
i
given
donMons
from
the
Women's
Aux-
charged
with
conspiracy
to
steal
.notice
but
hla
wife
says
that
he
does
(U.elye
maltrcssesK
the
Or-
the
automobile
of
an
elderly
pa-j
.inot
Intend
to
leave
as
they
have
.
st,
0un
tlent
who
died
ln
their
nursing
I
t--
M.ltW
U.1
.An
v
------
n0pw!w.u
'
Mary
Chapter.
Imperial
TT1IlIlLJltJlU
LiaalU.
.
.
m
.
i
Order,
home
more
than
a
year
ago.
J
The
arrest
of
the
couple
was1
made
by
officers
in
the
course
of
probing
alleged
malpractices
In'
Vancouver
nursing
homes.
A
government
Inquiry
Monday
into
the
whole
situation.
Weather
Forecast
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Strong
east
wind
.
.
.
i
t
i
uu
City
Commissioner
W.
J.
Alder,
ln
his
capacity
as
city
council,
will
be
ln
session
again
Monday
morn
state
Supreme
Court
refused
to
re-
to
be
done
with
some
eight
or
nine
ng
to
finally
reconsider
and
adopt
.......
h
nmrPPdinirs
by
which
the
unsent
patients
not
in
need
of,a
bylaw
providing
for
interest
pay
aunt
was
made
guardian
of
the
active
hospitalization
and
forment
at
the
rate
ot
five
per
cent
,Doy5
boy;
On
behalf
of
the
parents,
it
sraivs
are
wnnarewn
ny
msn
advance
payments
oi
iaxes
io
Windsor
As
Ambassador
Of
Goodwill
NEW
YORK,
Jan.
21:
CP
Eighty-seven
members
ot
a
so-
clety
known
as
"The
Friends
of
the
Duke
of
Windsor,"
meeting
here
last
night,
nominated
the
t,
fftfmof
Vfrtr
rHirirfl
VTTT
n
c
A
23
air
miles
from
Barcelona,
only
.
a.
tnr
peace
and
democracy."
Various
nationalities
were
represented
"
"
"
i"
TL
d
a
"r.
ku
a
ine
uuiuwib.
t
i"-'
"V.
ln
sliver
metal
has
arrived
In
trucks.
'
has
recommend?
against
me
picturesque
aacmaij
Some
wore
formal
dress
suits
4-
Others
appeared
in
national
costumes
I
DEFENDING
i
AUSTRALIA
(CP
Hon.'
resigned
as
Pro,ram
f
S250.000.000
is
Tlanned
For
Coming
Three
Years
Afraid
of
Japanese
Invasion
CAMBERRRRA.
Australia,
Jan.1
1:
i
CP
Australia
Is
planning
a'
Mr.
Dwyer
will
retain
his
seat
In
the
rtfpnr
nmmm
for
the
next
three
long
range
invasion
of
Australia.
Development
of
a
combined
naval
and
air
base
at
port
Moresby
on
of
Nursing
Home
In
papua
island
is
among
the
defence
Vancouver
Alleged
To
Have
projects
under
contemplation.
riotted
To
Steal
Car
j
Would
Abolish
London
Appeals
AAA
Capitol
TAXI
Maccy's
Coffee
House
PRICE:
5
CENTS
Atlantic
"Sinking!
Sinking!"
Says
Simple
S.O.S."
Message
From
Imperial
Airways
Flying
Boat
Cavalier
PI
fKFR
TO
'Eight
Passengers
and
Crew
of
Five
Aboard
Luxurious
vLiVOEiiV
1
J
'
Plane
Two
Canadian
Destroyers
From
Bermuda
urk,unJi
RARf
FIONA'
li-x
IcaomSearch
NEW
YORK,
January
21:
(CP)-Mackay
Radio
re-inurgents
Now
within
Thirty
Ceived
an
"S.O.S."
message
today
from
the
Imperial
Air-
Miles-Treasure
From
Barcelona
yays
pjane
Cavalierf
flying
between
New
york
and
Ber.
muda,
reporting
the
ship
down
at
sea
several
hundred
RpvprQP
Tnrlav
railes
east
of
CaI)e
Hatteras.
The
luxurious
air
liner
lYlYci&c
iUuajr
(
carried
eight
passengers
and
a
crew
of
five.
The
last
.
.
1
-
ime&saze
received
from
the
shin
at
rw
.
a
I
I
I
O
I
captured
by
Loyalists
I
.1
HENDAYE,
Franco
-
Spanish
Frontier,
Jan.
21:
CP
Spanish
(
Insurgent
renort
the
canture
of
in
aft
In
nrrtf-pwUnt?
with
.
.
.
.1-
-
-
"
two
more
xey
wwm
on
wc
way
uj
certain
Installations
totalling
$2983
Barcelona
in
the
Catalanian
drive.
which
had
been
deleted
from
the
brmglng
the
rebel
forces
to
less
original
contract
An
estimate
of
than
thirty
miles
of
Barcelona.
I
$5615
was
received
from
the
con.
xodiy
the
Insurgent
drive
to-'
tractors
as
ine
cosi
ai
mc
y-
T,,rd
Rarc.ion,
waa
rerortcd
to
.
maid
ana
mgni
nure
quarier.i
-
-
4.
have
met
its
first
serious
setback
as
hen
a
violent
Government
coun-
10:20
ajn.
said
simply:
"Sinking!
;
sinking!"
One
of
the
messages
had
.
jsaid
the
ship
was
completely
,
disabled.
'
Two
Canadian
destroyers
were
among
the
first
ships
to
leave
Bermuda
to
participate
in
a
'search.
Vessels
in
the
vicinity
and
Pan
American
Airways'
Bermuda
Clip-
(per
joined
in
the
searchi
Th
tt-pathr
hnrMti
rnArf.H
nwHM
WMAVWM
IV)IV,VU
skies
clear
and
the
sea
calm.
The
Cavalier
was
In
charge
of
Capt.
M.
R.
Anderson
Made
Long
Hop
Because
Plane
I,
Could
Not
Land
!
LETH
BRIDGE,
Jan.
21:
(CP)
Because
of
unfavorable
flying
weather
which
made
a
landing
impossible,
a
Winnipeg
-
Reglna
TransCanada
Air
Lines
plane
flew
more
thnn
one
thousand
mi!e3
non-stop
from
Wagamlng,
Ontario,
to
Lethbridge
on
Thursday.
C.I.O.
Appeals
For
Unity
In
Labor
Ranks
TORONTO,
Jan.
21:
(CP)-Can-
Legislature
as
member
for
Cape
yeaTS
wnlch
cost
$250,000,000
or
adlan
representatives
of
the
CJ.O.
lssued
an
aPPeaI
tot
a
unlfled
Breton
Centre.
'every
$n
annually
for
many.
wo-ihaTe
CONSPIRED
TO
STEAL
man
and
child
of
the
Common-,i'u"'
wealth's
population.
Labor
ranks.
Ici.O.
leaders
are
still
hopeful
of
Japanese
exploits
of
late
in
China
avefn
a
fPj"
are
preparing
have
suggested
the
possibility
of
a
a
statement
for
submission
to
the
Trades
and
Labor
Congress
urging
a
determined
stand
for
labor
unity.
GET
ESQUIMALT
CONTRACT
Bennett
&
White
Contracting
Co.,
contractors
for
the
new
federal
building
and
for
the
hospital
ln
this
city,
have
been
awarded
the
contract
for
erection
of
a
telephone
exchange
and
radio
building
at
Esquimau
for
the
Royal
Canadian
Corps
of
Signals
under
the
depart-
Hon.
C.
H.
Cahan
to
Reintroduce
ment
of
National
Defence.
His
Bill
To
This
Effect
In
Parliament
i
OTTAWA,
Jan.
21:
(CPWHon
i
C.
H.
Cahan.
Conservative
member
i
begins
Ior
st.
Lawrence-St.
George
(Mont-'
real),
gave
notice
ln
Parliament
T
yesterday
that
he
would
re-J
introduce
his
bill
to
abolish
appeals.
to
the
'Privy
Council
ln
London.
Chamberlain
On
shifting
to
souineasi,
prooaoiy
mi
i,
C
JiH
1
gale
force.
Cloudy
and
colder
with
1
fryf
J
j
lYlOnClay
J
rain
or
sleet.
UJ
t
the
proVlnclal
government
was
again
'consider
such
other
business
as
may,
ish
Broadcasting
Corporation
;
kidnapped
Freddie.
(Continued
on
Page.
Four)
arise.
the
subject
of
"National
Service
Now
Is
Time
To
Stop
War
21
Says
China
I
CHUNGKING.
China,
Jan.
(CP)
Wang
Chung-Hui.
China's
Foreign
Minister,
sug-
gested
yesterday
that
now
is
the
time
for
Great
Britain,
the
Will
Speak
Monday
Afternoon
on
United
States
and
France
to
Subject
of
"National
Service"
take
concerted
action
to
res-
.
J
tore
peace
ln
the
Far
East.
The
LONDON.
Jan.
21:
CP)-Prime;
three
countries
have
already
Minister
Neville
Chamberlain
will
sent
strong
notes
to
Tokyo
op-
SDeak
on
Monday
at
1:25
pjn.
Pa-
posing
Japans
proposea
new.-r
clfic
Standard
Time
over
the
Brit-
order-in
China.
4.