7
in
8ydney.
Australia.
Er:
'.rn:.be!'
In
an
address
to
.jl
1
v.ute
or
international.
Ed:
'
v..
the
?
B;
t
l
vr--
.ibor
leader
in
giving;
h
:.
of
the
conference.
.?
deferences
ought
notj
-
be
settled
or
dealt
with
4.
:
of
orlsU.
14.
a-fence
problem."
Mr.
u
have
to
remember'
BnUun
v.
are
bound
deelaraUln
of
April
"
he
British
people.
-
in
without
bring
!
thing,
must.
If
that
?
"j
defence
Is
placed
on
a
-i
tr.l
agreed
basis
the
better
-
be
for
the
Commonwealth
a':-.!?
Canada's
Position
!
f::nry
that
there
is
such
a
Br
Bcvln
to
be
"nerfectlv
far-
tr.d
would
not
hold
good
in
a
i.i
t
.ildlni
Rtrateclcal
7
by
the
Imnerlal
defence
's:
Ities
which
may
break
down
itleal
moment
unless
an
unending
is
arrived
at
between
'
.
I
1
T
1
1
ft
r
t
riacett
f
Iha
I
'otti
'nwralth.
Y'
J
win
find
that
Canada
does
1
desire
to
be
consulted
on
for-
11
cffalrs.
and
this
Illustrates
V
pclnt.
if
one
is
to
take
Uie
rw
:f
(hi.
r
Mr
Bevln
declared.
"They
"t
And
that.
I
suggest,
fori
Rates
Of
Fire
Insurance
Are
Bodies
From
Ship
Wreck
Wash
Ashore
BRITISH
UNION
LEADER
bor
Delt-eate
to
Conference
at
Sydney
frees
Definite'
office
SIll'iK?
here
Basis
for
Dominions
and
Colonies
j
be
taken
National
National
LONDON,
January
28:
(
CP
)
Divergencies
of
opin-l
dfU,u
t0
be
c,ened
up
i
h
vnt-innB
rlnmininno
nn,
.UiM
he
date
of
taking
over
it
not
-
t
trsntre
flpfpnrp
Tifilirv'
lircrpntlv
npM
Hnrfv'inir
in
Vio
i
.
.
.
...
.......
i'
i.
i,
...
1-1
.
.
.
.
.ii
i
iivii
m.miirn
ni
in.
1111
win
rw
.f
Il-fisn
ffalofrnt
win
nf
Vin
cimnnil
nnrf
fioiol
TIm
f
t
wealth
Relation
Con-
i
.
.
l
Being
Reduced:
Reduction
in
tire
insurance
4
rates
in
the
downtown
bustn-
ess
section
of
Prince
Rupert
amounting
to
as
much
as
thir-
into
effect,
so
to
ty
per
cent
in
some
cases
have
i
&t.y
part
oi
the
Bri-i
been
ordered
by
the
Board
of
the
countrlea
wtth
Fire
Insurance
Underwriters,
it
.
treaties."
;
is
announced.
They
are
effec-
hand
he
nolntedi
Ue
forthwith
Rates
in
the
D-t
ions,
under
theii!4
reaidenUal
areas
are
not
af-
'the
SUtute
ofi
Reeled.
The
reduction
in
rate
J
jsr
b
leved
they
had
no
mark
the
culmtnaUon
of
a
;b
i.,tton
He
thought
v
rampaig
lor
wwer
rates
pie
would
not
be,
'ucti
Csty
CemmusMner
W.
h
an
undMiaklns
J
Aider
has
been
agttaUng
for
-t)f-the
-factl41
-mUmsemarkei'-a'''
xoui
nder
an
obllcatlon
tnsurance
man
this
iv
defend
any.
part
;
Empire
while
any
'he
Commonwealth
her
parliament
.'tallty.
rrsi
to
be
great
dK-pmlon
n
this
ques-''.
"We
had
a
larg-
'I'
ssors
with
tut
and
a
tendency
to
beltitk
I
am
impressed
by
the
:ar
as
Canada
is
con-"ul
of
the,
universities
morning.
WOULD
GO
INTO
AIR
Forty
University
of
Alberta
Students
Apply
for
R.C.A.F.
view
civil
service
will
I
ut
of
the
universities'
EDMONTON.
Jan.
S8:
rge
extent
that
those
lowing
a
visit
by
Flight
drtence
problem
and
thc'adlan
Air
Force,
forty
anDileaUons
j:.ai
problem
gain
ground
i
for
commissions
have
been
made,
r.d
are
gaining
ground
J
-j
;ser
me
auiexer
tne
wnoie
-
.
a
Tomorrow
s
I
ides
AAA
Capitol
High
7:25
Bin.
18.8
ft.
I!
TAXI
20:35
p.m.
IS
J
ft.
0.39
jn.
8.3
It.
low
14:08
pjn.
72
It
Macey's
Coffee
House
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
XXVIII
No
23
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
JANUARY
28,
1939.
PRICE:
5
CENTS
ritish
Prime
Minister
Talks
Today
'
ii
ii
v
hi
i.
i.
il'
CLEARHt'P
ASSERTS
i
Bulletins
CLOSING
TELEGRAPH
OFFICE
Official
instructions
have
been
received
at
the
Government
Telegraphs
district
superintendent's
of
the
impending
tlo-
local
branch
which
will
over
by
the
Canadian
Telegraphs.
Numerous
taken
over
by
Canadian
National.
LOSES
HIS
LEG
Charles
Alexcee,
45-year-old
fort
Simpson
Indian,
met
with
a
serious
accident
at
Tort
Edward
reduction
plant
last
night
when
his
leg
became
caught
in
an
automatic
feeder,
the
member
being
virtually
crushed
off
below
the
knee.
Alexcee
was
brought
in
to
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
during
the
night
after
Dr.
C.
II.
Hankinson
had
gone
out
on
a
speeder
to
attend
him.
SAWMILL
FIRE
NEW
WESTMINSTER
The
Keystone
Shingle
Co.
lumber
company
plant
was
destroyed
in
a
J75.000
fire
Ust
night
I
More
Power
For
ominion
Urged
Saskatchewan
Submits
Supplementary
Brief
To
Commission
On
Intergovernmental
.Relations,.
OTTAWA.
Jan
2
CP-
Oreat-
Export
Wheat
Is
Sought
By
Boston
American
BOSTON,
Jan.
29:
CP
i
Frank
IS.
Davis,
manager
of
the
Maritime
'Association
of
the
Boston
Chamber
i
of
Commerce,
encouraged
by
the
looming
of
280,000
bushels
of
Canadian
wheat
to
Boston
for
shipment
,to
Europe
as
a
result
of
the
reci-jprocal
trade
agreement,
has
asked
the
Federal
Surplus
Commodities
CORNWALL.
Eng..
Jan.
28:
CP
CorporaUon
to
give
Boston
Its
share
-Sree
bodte.
believed
to
be
those
of
the
movement
of
100.000.000
of
member,
of
the
crew
of
the
bushels
of
the
1938
United
States
vt
that
character.
It
might
1
steamer
Wilson
which
('
'
t.
mnm,nl
"ritif
n.hnl
i'.nvm
..
n-ncherl
nshnre
vester-
wmw.
-
,U1
ItlD,
WV.V
-
rnv
view.
It
may
lead
to
dav.
un
up
nf
of
a
a
Ice
Blockade;
River
Goes
Up
foundered
wheat
crop
bound
for
Europe.
Water
nf
SL
Lawrence
Twelvi
Feet
Above
Normal
at
Cornwall
CORNWALL,
Ont..
Jan.
28:
(CP)
Owinc
to
an
ice
blockade,
water
ne
do
not
want
this
close
tn
thp
St.
Lawrence
River
near
'Puliation,
because
by
the
very
here
was
twelve
feet
above
normal
L
i
consultation
we
may
be
as-
level
yesterday.
vU
m
Up
pnirinir
mm
pommu-
'"u'n
aelecftt
nn
tn
the
eon-
ton:
rroi.
J.
lAV
.
'
-
I
..
"tnzie.
A.
Bradv.
Toronto:
G.
sor.
Ontario.
The
Canadian
wneat
orcunaruy
would
have
shipped
through
Can
'WILL
SUE
k
HnuiPii.
oassut
i
uuair
wv
v
-
VICTORIA.
Jan.
28:
CP
All
office
workers
in
BritUfc
Columbia
may
be
brought
under
the.
provincial
hours
of
work
laws,
providing
for
a
maximum
of
six
days
a
week
and
eight
hoars
a
pay.
The
Board
of
Industrial
Relation
has
given
its
approval.
All
clerical
workers
would
be
affected
by
the
proposed
extension.
BOATS
ARE
ON
PARADE
Vessels
in
Defence
Reserve
Unit
Assigned
to
Stations
at
Esquimau
Preparatory
to
Start
of
Training
rft
PntpWSW'lT
er
centralization
of
federal
Dower
oeUTres
is
recommended
in
a
supplementary
brief
presented
by
the
government
of
Saskatchewan
to
the
commission
on
Dominion-provincial
relations
commission
Saskatchewan
would
give
the
Dominion
full
power
over
foreign
relations
and
a",
domestic
matters
having
national
aspect
policy
In
Canada
wlll;H.
B.
Jasper
for
the
purpose
of
In-
Jurestlng
University
of
Alberta
stu-
Encouraged
by
Arrival
of
Canadian1
fortes
and
the
attitude
dNiU
in
enlisting
In
the
Royal
Can-
.
Oraln.
East
Port
Seek
More
MJlly
and
Relief
arrived.
Teeny
TREATMENT
BY
RADIO
Local
Doctor
Directs
Handling
of
Fracture
Case
in
Peace
River
Block
Dr.
R.
G.
Large,
prince
Rupert
physician,
by
use
of
police
radiophone,
this
morning
directed
treatment
of
a
fractured
leg
case
at
Fort
Nelson
in
far-off
Teace
River
Block.
The
patient
was
Baptiste
Vill-eneuve,
an
Interpreter,
who,
while
on
a
sis
weeks'
patrol
wilh
Provincial
Constable
Engieson,
sustained
.the
fracture
when
a
sleigh
got
away
and
the
member
became
caught
in
a
log.
The
physician
was
able
to
ascertain
that
it
was
a
small
leg
bone
hich
had
been
broken.
Will
Investigate
Nazi
Propaganda
adian
ports.
'
I
Davis
said
that,
despite
the
fact
Mackenzie
King
Promises
Invest!-that
rail
differentials
favor
BalU-
tio"
,nt
Charges
Tliat
Ger-more
and
Philadelphia
as
ports.'
man
Officials
Are
Involved
equitable
distribution
of
the
busln-'
ess
should
viald
the
port
of
Boston
OTTAWA.
Jan.
28:
(CP)-Yes-a
.
substantial
share.
;terday
in
the
House
of
Common
rnrae
Runister
wunam
i-j'on
Aiac-
i
,
.
a
tu.i.n.
a
r
.
i
i
claims
$6000
and
saia
ycsieruu
y
mui
ur,
a.
ii.
wcueer,
principal
it
was
hit
Intention
to
matter
Into
the
courts.
take
the
vice-chancellor
of
Bishop's
'verslty,
Lennoxvllle,
Quebec
LES.?
WORK
Democratic
Nations
Must
Some
in
uhiua
t.
n
.
.
a
..
.
t
Extension
of
Hours
of
Work
Itegu
lations
In
British
Columbia
Approved
by
Industrial
Relations
Board
I
Time
vv
w
or
ixesist
Attempt
lo
Id
By
F.
dominate
the
world
by
force,
Prime
Minister
Neville
Chamberlain
declared
in
an
address
to
the
nation
tonight
wwk
iin
peace,
j
ne.
r
cwa
ct
no
doubt
of
the
peaceful
intentions
of
thlF
country,
thr
Prime
Minister
nralTTPTT
Kit
I
I
iSH
aid.
but
"we
feel
it
u
now
tim
that
others
should
make
a
contribution
to
a
result
which
ukJ
dt-erf
low
with
benellU
to
all."
!
The
tone
of
Mr.
Chamberlain's
-
-
-
speech
was
no
as
forceful
as
pre-
ESQUIMALT.
Jan.
28:
CPi
dieted
hi
ome
quarters
in
view
of
Flying
the
blue
ensign
ofthe
Royal
the
genera'
European
situation
and
Canadian
Navy
at
their
stems,
the
speech
of
Chan.eior
Adolf
Hit-most
of
forty
Prince
Ripert
and
iw
DUnned
for
toe
Reichstag
on
Vancouver
flshins;
vessel.
enUsted
Monday.
tor
training
in
the
fishermen's
re-
prime
Minuter
uraed
a
pol-serre
defence
unit,
moved
in
single
int
ftH.
vnintpv
a4mnooil
greatly
improved
not
only
as
regards
increase
in
guns
and
accessories
but
also
in
organisation
for
directing
and
manning
them.'
P.
H.
on
the
from
a
trip
to
Vancouver,
caster.
i
peace.
He
ant
position
of
this
nation
as
a
i
mediator
in
European
affairs.
Montagu
Norman.
Governor
of
'the
Bank
of
England,
and
Lord
Wllllngdon.
former
Governor
General
of
Canada
and
ViceRoy
of
In
dia,
were
among
prominent
Britons
j
who
broadcast
a
direct
appeal
in
German
to
Chancellor
Adolf
HiUer
and
the1
German
people
yesterday
mnVp
n
sunreme
effort
to
avert
Meantime.
tinues
its
steps
in
readiness
for
war
i
nrrt
nhatfield.
known
as
"The
.....j
...
.
'ctrnno
Man
of
the
Roral
Navy
ttooasworm,
lieaaer
oi
uie-
uo-
,
-
-
niPtfd
'
vn.rtiri
to
be
broueht
into
the
Pietea
operauve
i;onimonwcaiui
xeaera-,
vwv'vv-
"
irr
in,.ctitinn
r
cabinet
as
minister
of
oo-ordlna-
CfiD
PPT
717
reports
that
German
officials
lnitlon
of
defence
Major
General
F
UlV
rJCVlLL'
Canada
were
co-operaUng
with
the
Weymouth
has
been
appointed
dlr-
dissemination
of
Nazi
propaganda
ector
of
mobilization.
Cant.
Angus
Walters
mui
unpaid
,m
uie
uomimon.
As
Winner
of
International
Schooner
Race
ake
of
both
mrtle,
T,
a
verr
S.
Harrington,
former
premier
of
haum,
-
"1'
CELEBRANT
AND
TREACHER
;
FREDERICTON.
Jan.
28:
(CP)
li8factory
a
aie-:Nova
Scotia;
C.
J.
Burchell
K.CJ
Angus
waiters
m
"7
1
rnH
u..
.
m.iir...'
A
Ha
rtpllvne.
Quebec:
Schooner
Oiuenosc
v-
uui,
cuiuiuiuuuu
hi.
u.c
airmn
.
T.
'
M
vlB
Vw-n..w
W
Taylor,
Hamilton.
Mnmiitnn
Onf
eelved
the
tne
p
pr
ze
money
irom
tne
-non
or
Dean
W.
H.
Moorneaa
as
firman
of
InstUlProf.
K.
,ceUea
the
Canadian
QWester
;
Blshoo
of
Frederlcton
Januan-
25.
-
w
Senator,
w.
a.
wncsoacH.
"
-Rpv
international
Affairs,
the
Thpbau,
.
He
Tne
rmon
u.ftS
nrpachpd
b
BAR
GOLD
LONDON.
Jan.
28:
(CP)-
The
Montreal
price
of
bar
gold
In
London
yesterday
was
up
lc
at
$35
.OJ
per
fine
ounce.
WINNIPEG
WHEAT
PRICES
WINNIPEG.
Jan.
28:
(CP)
-
and
Wheat
prices
were
c
to
bC
high.
Unl-'er
on
the
Winnipeg,
market
yes-terday.
May
closing
at
63
He
CABINET
SHUFFLE
Changes
in
Ministries
are
Announced
Today
by
Prime
Minister
Chamberlain
LONDON.
Jan.
28:
-1
orce
vn
Rule
amberlain
Premier
Insists.
However,
That
He
Will
Still
Strive
For
I
fVSJ
A
I
ICTV
Peace
Tone
Not
as
Forceful
as
Had
Been
LU
I
ALIO
1
0
Aniia"ted
!
UNBEATEN
BIRMINGHAM,
England,
January
28:
(CP)
Dem-
UilL,Ln
1
un
ocratic
countries
"must
inevitably
resist"
any
attempt
to
s
says
chief
of
sDankh
novr.
tnent
Forces
In
Spite
of
Barce
lona
Refugee
Problem
After
surveying
the
big
increase
in
Great
Britain's
arm-
Valencia
jlrHs-
cpoen
ed
forces.
Mr.
Chamberlain
reiterated
his
determination
to
erai
iwai
determination
is
is
to
complete
the
conquest
of
.CP
Prime
Catak)nla
,1th
Uttle
dela
as
file
in
front
of
naval
bar,
here
at
same
toe
conUnuTn,
cabinet
Jl
yeateraay
anfl
were
stjaieo
w
eforVs
to
keep
peace.
Kls
tone
was
their
stations.
The
actft
twenty-
m
Une
uitn
utterances
of
others
of
eight
day
training
period
will
com-
bu
mlnilterl
throughout
the
coun-mence
oa
Vlonoay.
lry
aurliK
the
past
day
or
so.
in
rr
,
TT.
.
Mr.
Chamberlain
sesfl
tie
bad
ex,
una
Arcuc,
vmm,
r.
credited
largely
lor
the
long
stand
of
the
Spanish
loyalists
against
the
insurgents,
especially
in
connection
with
the
defence
of
Madrid,
insists
that
the
Spanish
government
forces
are
by
no
means
beaten
as
yet.
"The
loss
of
Barce
lona
will
increase
rather
than
diminish
loyalist
determination,"
he
declared.
Meanwhile,
the
insurgents
continue
their
drive
north
from
Barcelona
and
have
made
further
advances.
Apparently,
the
Intention
muurihte
shuttled
his
today,
placing
Half
a
mim
n,.
r
nnrr.
Lord
ChatLeld.
Admiral
of
the
are
being
fed
from
food
sta-Flfet.
as
minister
for
defence
co-
Uons
estabHshed
by
the
insurgents,
vdtnatton,
succeeding
Sir
Thomas
These
stations
were
almost
stormed
Inaklp,
and
appointing
Sir
Regtn-
by
lne
baK
starved
DODtilante
In
rived
yesterday
to
Jotn
the
man-
..wy
JTLl
Tens
of
Thousands
of
f
ug
Today
the
Helen
II..
.
...
...
cuouuue
taeir
iiiKiii
Dcioru
uie
rison
advancinc
rebel
troons
towards
the
lnHp
is
maae
secretary
ror
tne
French
frontier
where
barricade
Dominions,
relieving
Colonial
Sec-
have
been
erected
in
the
eodeavoui
'retary
Malcolm
Macdonald
of
one
to
check
the
influx.
Establishment
of
his
portfolios.
of
a
neutral
zone,
where
refugee
Lincey
returned
to
the
city
Morrison
remains
in
the
cabinet
might
find
haven,
is
being
pro-Princess
Adelaide
ills
as
chancellor
of
the
Duchy
of
Lan-
posed.
British
Cabinet
Ministers
Are
Urging
Preparedness
As
Defence
Being
Reorganized
LONDON,
January
28:
(CP
British
cabinet
min-
isters,
speaking
in
various
parts
of
the
country,
are
re
IS
OVER
Mr.
Justice
Manson
Reserves
Decision
on
Coal
tand
Petroleum
Act
r
,
VANCOUVER
Jan.
28
(CP)
ac-
.
,
.
u..
Mr.
Justice
A.
M.
Manson
on
the
constitutionality
of
the
Coal
and
is
Petroleum
Control
Act
was
com-
yesterday
after
a
ten
day
session.
Judgment
was
reserved
by
i
His
Lordship
in
the
reference
brought
by
gasoline
companies.
Body
Is
Found;
Frozen
To
Death
France
is
reported
ready
to
admit
150.000
Spanish
refugees
but
does
not
want
to
take
200,000
government
soldiers
although
it
does
not
see
how
it
can
refuse
them.
WILL
BUILD
MINE
ROADS
These
Are
Expected
to
be
Provided
in
Supplementary
Estimates
at
Ottawa
newing
the
new
armed
strengm
oi
tne
nauon.
inecoun-
try
is
determined
to
be
prepared
for
a
fresh
crisis,
they
ottawa.
Jan.
28:
(CP)-suppie-
rWlarp
Sir
.Tnhn
Simon.
Chancellor
of
the
Exchequer,
mentary
estimates,
to
be
Introduced
"
declared
that
a
strong
Britain
was
the
best
guarantor
of
J
PronMt
later,
.are
expected
.idr"
"EJJi
rcierrea
t
to
th
cue
imnnrt-
unpun
to
P
any
new
roads
In
HEARING
mining
areas
of
Canada.
Last
year
the
Dominion
paid
$1,009,000
for
such
roads
while
the
provinces
contributed
$600,000.
One
of
the
new
roads
to
be
provided
now
Is
expected
to
be
a
winter
highway
from
Grimshaw,
Alberta,
to
the
Great
Slave
Lake
min
ing
areas.
"Down
With
France"
Is
Italy
Cry
I
ROME.
Jan.
28:
iCP
Noisy
crowds
in
Rome
and
Genoa
yesterday
demanded
lmmedl-
ate
action
by
Italy
against
France
in
pursuance
of
terrl-
I
torial
demand.
At
Genoa
fire
BLIND
RIVER.
Ontario.
Jan.
28:
hoses
had
to
be
turned
on
vj..
u
..
crowds
who
would
have
storm-
lUrl
-1HC
uuujr
ui
naucik
umi-
'
-
-
.
.1
Ing
of
Toront6.
for
whom
a
search
had
been
InsUtuted
three
days
ed
the
French
consulate.
"Down
with
France1"
Is
the
ago.
was
found
near
here
yester-'
universal
cry
in
Italjc
dav.
He
had
been
frozen
to
death
In
the
woods.