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Tides
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a.m.
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117.
HOLY
LAND
,
DISORDERS
Troohlr
Continue
in
Palestine
Fnl-
lowlnt
Iiunee
nf
Government
White
Taper
JERUSALEM.
May
19:
CP-
Paleitlne
continue
in
a
state
of
i
-order
and
unrest
following
the
uanre
nf
the
British
govern-!
meitt
i
white
paper
concerning
the
'
future
ttate
of
-the
Holy
Land
There
were
more
than
100
casu-,
sl'le
yesterday
at
British
police
buttled
lor
three
hours
In
putting
d
un
a
demonstration
by
Jewish
-luttw
Finally,
the
police
got
the
I
i,;per
hand
and
dispersed
the
dem-
rators
F
iV
persons
were
Injured
In
dcTnn'ratlons
at
Tel
Aviv
RAILWAYMEN
WANT
F.D.R.
Reere
It
Akel
to
f"TK
Third
Term
At
Pretldent
nf
United
States
CLEVELAND.
Ohio
Mny
19
CP
;
T
Brotherhood
of
Rallwsv
r
lumen
yiwWday
urged
Presi
l
Franklin
D.
Roovelt
to
run
.
ihfd
term
Return
of
the
Guard'
to
power
at
hn
time,
r
.
b
fatal,
the
Un
on
feels
It
Tut
that
there
would
be.
;r.
unrfinitipjuonai
in
me
Saskatchewan
Is
Tightening
Up
On
Highway
Driving
ItEOINA.
May
19:
CP
A
new
4"
rr.i
.i
voeed
limit
on
the
highways
of
Saskatchewan
Is
announ-bv
the
government
It
is
also
Sweetheart
Prays
For
Missing
Flier
She
Liberal
Government
Wins
New
Mandate
Of
Electors
In
Prince
Edward
Island
CHARLOTTETOWN.
Prince
Edward
Island,
May
19:
(CP)
Prince
Edward
Island
voters
went
to
the
polls
yesterday
and
swept
the
Liberal
administration
of
44-year-old
Premier
Thane
Alexander
Campbell
back
into
power
by
a
commanding
majority
of
seats
over
those
wjan
by
the
Conservative
forces
headed
by
Former
Premier
Dr.
William
J.
P.
Mac-Millan.
The
Liberal
representation
is
only
slightly
diminished
from
the
last
four
years
during
which
,ii
governed
without
a
single
opposition
member.
Whereas
the
Liberals
had
all
the
thirty
scats
in
the
Legislature
at
dissolution,
they
won
twenty-six
yesterday
while
the
Conservatives
w
ere
conceded
four.
This
is
the
first
occasion
since
1917
that
a
government
has
been
re-elected
in
Prince
Edward
Island,
the
administrations
having
been
alternately
Liberal
and
Conservative,
changing
with
each
election.
Liberals
and
Conservatives
each
had
thirty
candidates
in
the
field
yesterday
with
no
third
party.
Arrel
f
Key
I'iture
In
Pbllsdfl
phis
Mat
Murdrn
b
Announced
KEWTTOWt
"Miy
19'
"CPi-Th
Federal
Bureau
of
Investigation
re-Iportr
the
arrest
or
Rose
Carina,
"Kiss
of
Death
Woman."
In
connection
with
the
Philadelphia
ln-vesUgatlon
of
Eastern
United
State
mass
murders
for
the
purpose
of
.collecting
Insurance
claims.
Battle
Is
On
In
Kentucky
Hills
sorted
that.
In
future,
motorists
'
s
e
r
g
who
commit
Infractions
of
th.'
ffic
regulations
shall
have
their
w'
lte
licences
changed
to
blue
With
red
tlckeU
after
second
Fire
Upon
National
Guardsmen
As
Efforts
Are
Made
To
Reopen
Strike-Tied
Mines
HARLAN,
Kentucky.
May
19
CP
Snipers
from
the
hills
open
ed
fire
on
national
guardsmen
yesterday
as
endeavours
weie
1
made
to
resume
operations
al
I
strike-tied
coal
mines
by
the
use
of
non-union
miners.
Threats
were
made
by
the
authorities.
If
sniping
continued,
to
rake
Fiancee
of
Charles
flarknian
Stillin.llg
wltn
machine
Clings
To
Hope
That
He
May
Be
Safe
gun
lire.
.Service
Uniform
the
the
nUIOAOO,
May
10:
(CPI-Al-
p
Wnnf
though
brothers
of
Charles
Back-
f
Or
Iving
S
fl
Cdl
man.
missing
on
a
projected.
transAtlantlc
hop
from
North
Am-
M.,,r
,.k.iv
T
seen
ln
erica
to
Sweden,
havp
given
up,
Outdoor
hope
of
his
being
alive,
the
youn
t
aviator's
fiancee
still
clings
tO(
hope
that
he
may
be
afloat
at
s-aj
or
in
some
way
saic.
one
pruycu
his
safety.
Weather
Forecast
frurnlhi
thruut
th
courusy
of
the
DTmlnlon
Meieorolotct
Burtiu
t
Vkrtori
Mid
Vxinor
Uupert.
ThU
rore-cart
cmnpllert
from
o1jervtlonii
to-kw
iwt
8
m.
twtajf
nvd
cotera
the
30
hour
period
anrtlng
S
cm.
tommruw,
General
Synopsis
Pressure
Is
relatively
low
on
the
northern
coast
and
unsettled
weather
hus
been
general
over
British
Columbia
with
showers
'over
the
interior.
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Char
lotte
Islands
Moderate
to
fresh
northeast
to
east
winds,
part
cloudy
and
cool,
becoming
unset
tied
at
night.
i
crease
Tdnnrl
can
easily
Functions
OTTAWA,
May
19:
(CP)-
For
1-...
fnnrtlnns
nn
the
in
church
yesterday
f
r
a
Chicago
wear
lour
the
Klng
may
a
service
uniform
knaki
jacKe-shirt
and
tie.
riding
breephes
or
slacks.
Colonel-ln-chlef
of
no
lesj
thnn
?n
nrltlsh
regiments,
he
has
a
varletv
of
service
uniforms.
When
in
Scotland
on
military
or,
scml-mllltary
ceremonies
he
is
seen
generally
In
the
unuorm
01.
.
.
.
,
.
...Uti
triu4
.
a
lugniana
regiment
..v-
(tartan
trousers).
Lately,
In
London,
the
King
has
worn
the
Air
Force
uniform
on
mnnv
Imnortant
occasions,
not
the
least
of
which
was
one
of
the
courts
held
early
this
season
wlien
the
Hie
Canadian
UanaaiUU
UIK"'"
debutantes
w
i.
i
a
rrnwrteri
street.
There
are
many
TlL-aiJ
KUUI.II
lO
WUUltail
"'"""I
I
"
Air
VnrM
.
..
-I
Air
Force
partly
cloudy,
much
the
same
tem-1
Canadian!
In
the
Royal
peraturc
with
showers
at
night.
,ol
which,
too,
the
King
Is
chief.
eight
to
one
To
Win.
Peter
HER
KISSES
;
WINNERS
IN
WERE
FATAL:
SVtLfSlAKE
DUBLIN,
May
19:
CP
One
Canadian
drew
a
ticket
in
the
Irish
Hospitals
Sweepstake
today
on
Falrstone.
one
of
the
favorites
for
Wednesday's
Derby
at
Epsom
Downs.
Three
Canadian
ticket
adders
drew
Blue
feter.
a
to,
20
favorite.
Canadian
ticket
holders
are:
i
Janes.
A.
F.
Males
And
Another
Horse
His
Highness.
'Non-runner.
Nom
de
plume
Now.
Horse
Ramboda.
Non
-
runner
Nom
de
plume
Bradford.
Horse
Hastings.
mgs.
Odds,
oaas,
twenty
Horse
Dilbbarah.
Odds,
to
one.
Nom
de
plume
Mathe-
son.
Horse
Bold
Devil.
Non-runner
Nom
de
plume
Clormer.
Horse
Vesperlan.
Odds,
thlrty-
Honored
By.
University
EDMONTON.
May
19:
(CP)
At
the
annual
congregation
of
the
Un
iverslty
of
Alberta
here
honorary
of
the
colonies
New
Terms
Are
twenty-
.
1
1
T"
Nom
de
piume-Got
Anticipated
1
0
Bring
Russia
In
LONDON,
May
19
Kathleen
Mary
Shelton
of
Rosedale
and
5c.
of
modifications
which
It
was
expected
yesterday
would
result
in
three
to
one.
Nom
de
plume
One
Russia
entering
the
anti-aggression
To
Ten.
front
with
Great
Britain
and
Horse
Ideal.
Non-runner.
Nom
France
were
not
known
but
it
was
de
plume
Three
Crumpets.
,
reported
they
had
been
drafted
to
Horse
Military.
Non
-
runner.
meet
the
Russian
complaint
that
Nom
de
plume
Edna
May.
the
original
British
suggestion
was
Horse
The
Judgemodds.
Non-inot
sufficiently
reciprocal,
runner.
Nom
de
plume
Smoke,
i
Horse
Again.
Non-runner.
Nom
de
plume
Only
Chance.
j
Horse
Point
Blank.
Non-runner.
Nom
de
plume
Up
and
Up.
Horse
Mauna
Kca.
Odds,
fifty,
(Continued
on
Page
Five)
Halibut
Sales
Summary
American
61,500
pounds,
and
5.5c
to
7.8c
and
53c.
Canadian
66500
pounds,
and
5c
to
7.1c
and
5c.
American
Rainier,
35,000,
Booth,
7.5c
5c.
7.4c
6.5
Edgecumbe,
14500,
Cold
Storage,
7.8c
and
5.5c.
was
awarded
the
Governor
Gener-
J.
D.
A.,
2,000,
Cold
Storage.
fi.Oc
al's
medal
for
general
proficiency,
and
5c.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
MAY
19,
1939.
OUTPUT
TO
!0NE
YEAR
BE
HEAVY
OF
YOUTH
New
Plan
in
!rltih
Columbia
Announced
by
Minister
of
Labor
VICTORIA.
Mav
20:
CPi
Hon.
IN
PRISON!
Record
Year's
Production
is
Ex-
Such
is
Sentence
Upon
James
An-j
pecieu
on
ifuccn
i,uariuiic
I
acrson
ot
Aiun,
VViitkicu
ui
Island'
I
Manslaughter
in
Fistic
J
Attack
Three
large
logging
camps
on
Moresby
Island
of
the
Queen
Char-1
James
Sangster
Anderson,
who
lottes
are
expected
to
.turn
.out
a
was
convicted
last
week
at
the
Su-record
production
of
timber
this
preme
Court
Assizes
here
on
a
yea.,
according
to
advice
received
.charge
of
manslaughter
in
connec-In
Prince
Rupert
from
the
Islands.
I
tlon
with
the
death
of
Knute
01-
Operatlons
at
the
three
camps
are
en
at
SDruce
Creek,
near
Atlin.
on
now
in
full
swing,
Good
Friday
last,
was
sentenced
to
,
one
year's
imprisonment
at
Oak
all
a
bv
Mr.
Justice
A.
I.
Fisher
this
TD
A
IIMIIMP
1
morning.
Accofdlng
to
the
evl-
IXVrVlll
lMVJ
"dence.
Anderson
had
attacked
01-
sen
wun
rus
ims
on
me
aay
in
question
when
he
returned
home
to
find
him
in
his
cabin.
He
then
put
01en
out
in
the
snow
where
he
was
.
fhortlv
after
found
dead
from
con-'
cusslon
of
the
brafn.
The
jury
add-
j
'ed
a
strong
recommentatlon
for.
leniency
to
its
verdict.
M?
CtWm
rl.fanAS
AniinCftl
I
diet.
Accused,
he
submitted,
was
I
but
technically
or
legally
guilty
of
manslaughter.
He
had
done
noth-
llni,
mnra
than
anr
Tirtrmnl
mnn
a
AtJ
feu
aauu
vh
ww.
1
death
had
been
freakish.
It
would
stancer.
The
court
might
even
infer
that
deceased's
brain
was
not
normal
physically
or
such
a
blow
would
not
have
caused
death.
A
suspended
sentence.
Mr.
Fulton
felt,
would
answer
the
purposes
of
Justice
and
mercy.
Dr.
Mandy
j
qualities
and
characteristics
which
entirely
disassociated
him
from
any
a
tendency
or
inclination
towards
crime
or
criminal
intent.
Dr.
Mandy
continued
that
he
had
slept,
travelled,
ate
and
played
badminton
III
am,
uoia
biorage,
rtc
.,tu
n.nnn
n.
v,nr
on
rr-iv.
of
Atlin
ln
regard
to
Anderson.
(Continued
on
Page
Four)
Tetanus
Serum
Is
Rushed
Out
CP-Extent
nLnaVe
ppent&
e
Jtae
out
of
Wfiw
HeiTV
Un
a
mousana
uuuer
auuu
tuiuui-
Longshore
Strike
In
Portland
Has
Now
Been
Ended
and
5.5C
t
A
V.le
mlnUlnHnn,
n-Ksn
VlS
Vinrf
BrtPTI
A
MTi
OrPITnn
M.1V
19
141
Capitol
TAXI
Maccy's
Coffee
House
PRICE:
CENTS
And
Queen
Visiting
Capital
Principal
Functions
Of
Royal
Tour
Will
Be
Staged
At
Ottawa
Gay
Holiday
Mood
Prevails
as
Their
3Iajesties
Arriv
Warmth
of
Reception
at
Montreal
Necessitated
Extra
Appearance
HISTORY
MADE
TODAY
OTTAWA,
May
19:
(CP)
Hbtory
was
made
at
Parliament
Hill
this
afternoon
when,
promptly
at
2:56
p.m.
Eastern
Standard
Time,
the
King
and
Queen
arrived
to
give
royal
assent
to
bills.
It
was
the
first
time
a
British
sovereign
had
ever
performed
this
act
in
any
Parliament
since
1854.
A
twenty-one
gun
salute
boomed
over
the
Ottawa
River
to
greet
the
arrival
of
Their
Majesties.
Solid
throngs
of
their
subjects
were
held
back
by
police
and
soldiers.
OTTAWA,
May
19:
(CP)
Ottawa
was
crowded
this
Gcorae
Pearsqrl
minister
of
labor
elaborated
on
the
recommentatlon
munmig
wiui
uie
greai-ebL
pupuiauun
in
us
nistory
as
announces
the
early
inauguration
before
sentence
was
passed
today
lanaaa
S
capital
receivea
ineir
lViajesiies,
King
Ueorge
of
a
new
and
more
compresensiv
and
Dr.
j.
t.
Mandy.
resident
min-!
VI.
and
Queen
Elizabeth,
in
the
course
of
their
Canadian
youth
training
plan
by
co-operation
ng
engineer
ve
character
evt-tour
cjty
wag
colorfuUy
bedecked
and
trav
holiday
"
r:::
h"
"
rrr.
mood
prevailed.
There
was
drizzling
rain
and
crisp
how
MoJ.han
one
thousand
Crown
counsel.
T.
w
Brown,
ernments.
voune
men
in
the
Drovtnce
will
be
ever,
did
not
concur
taken
care
of.
1
mn
slnl
MnnoloYe
-tnrned
men's
Canadians
Drew
Favorite
While
rehabilitation
activities.
Three
Hae
Tickets
on
Blue
COLONIES
r
DISCUSSED
with
the
recommendation
of
defence
counsel
iriin
rtMt
(.alnlnn
wfll
fnr
a
iiitnflnHpH
cpntpnrp
find
the
JViiltlAl
IIIIU
A
V.
tMl
J
HUUIU
"
-
take
eare
of
thf
most
of
the
young
Judge
ruled
that,
therefore,
he
was
p
There
will
also
be
camps
for
unable
to
par
suspended
sentence.
VsUUdll
1UL1U11
In
asking
for
extreme
leniency
under
the
circumstances
of
this
lease.
Mr.
Fulton
submitted
that
the
Idewee
of
riou$pftsto!;UM
crime.
-
:
of
manslaughter
might
range
from
LONDON,
May
19:
(CP)
By
the
point
of
zero
up
to
the
border
a
vote
of
337
to
130.
the
House
of
murder.
In
this
case,
he
felt,
the
ot
Commons
yesterday
gave
circumstances
were
on
the
zero
bor-
Anal
approval
to
the
govern-
der.
Just
a
little
less
and
would
not
have
constituted
man-German
NewsnRners
l)en.n-"
wri-
gjauzhter.
There
had
been
extreme
ti.h
Mandates
and
Anticipate
(provocation.
A
Scotchman
by
Karly
Action
by
Hitler
i
birth,
having
lived
in
Canada
since
'a
young
age
and
having
served
RERL1N.
Mav
13:
'CP'--
NnV
I
,k-.-h.,
rfuUH
hoH
Horse-Fair
Chance.
Odds.
sUty-
newspaper8
came
out
ln
an
attack
'slandered
the
Klng,
had
sneered
at
ix
to
oneNom
de
p
tame-York.
iytcrdjir
denouncing
the
mandates
.accused-s
patriotism
and
had
called
Horse-Smean.
Son
-
runner
by
whJch
Qrpat
Brluln
was
govern.
i
&
name
eyerj.
Jury
Norn
de
Dlume
Klondykc.
Curljlng
rorrne,
German
colonies.
The'would
have
convicted
under
the
Jim,
Three
Chums.
.paperf
anticipated
that
Chancel-
clrcUmstances
although
he
(Mr.
Horse
Alan
Cameron.
Non-run-1
,w
AdolI
H1Uer
m0Te
a,
m
tlon
thJs
as
ner.
Nom
de
plume
Calamity
vlp.
t.
brtni.inB
ab0ut
the
return
I
r,.,,.
vr.
rprtng
air
The
reception
which
Their
Majesties
received
as
they
ar-
:
rived
at
11
aon.
Eastern
Daylight
Saving
Time
was
comparable
with
the
great
welcome
they
have
been
ft
rnrHoH
vv
cfnwa
Ion
e!4riv
In
Km
kk
J
'
Dominion.
They
win
remain
ln
Ot-ApprOVeQ
tewa
nntH?6
o'closk
Sunday
night.
4,
the
meajiUme4heprJjjsjate
TUnetlons
of
the
tourVttmte
place
here
The
King
and
Queen
are
guests
at
Rldeau
Hall
with
Their
Excellencies,
the
Governor
General
na
a
xweeosmuir
as
tneir
they
menfs
bill
providing
conscrip-
tian
of
twentv-vear-old
men
for
limited
military
service.
So
great
was
the
reception
at
Montreal
yesterday
and
the
de-
nanri
r
ma
TY
01
nf
lApf
(a
rhar
,
UiattU
SfV
SVWV
SCM
UUJW4tw4
WQ
lr
j
certain
changes
had
to
be
made
in
Jthe
program
there.
The
culmln-
feature
of
the
Montreal
visit
I'attng
was
the
civic
dinner
last
evening
in
the
Windsor
Hotel
As
the
banquet
'.proceeded,
a
roar
of
thousands
of
people
outside
demanding
"We
'Want
the
King.
We
Want
the
Boy
at
Ellensburg,
Washington,
De-
Queen."
grew
into
a
deafening
velops
Lockjaw
from
Cut
Sus-
ichant.
Finally.
Their
Majesties
ac-talned
in
Fall
From
Wagon
ceded
to
the
demand,
left
the
ban-
Iquet
table
and
proceeded
to
the
criTTiT
m,-
iiTptanc
rJ
balcony
where
the
teeming
masses
o,
.
Dominion
y.
ii..
e
....
....1.
L.m
m...
dnn.
imrtpr
thp.
rir-
m
v,o.
k
n,t(,
fmm
hor
t.n
Square
nearly
went
"d
In
the
spontaneity
of
their
cumstances.
There
had
been
no
Ellensburg
where
a
boy
developed
at
of
the
criminal
Intent
or
lethal
weapon,
irrkjaw
trom
a
cut
In
the
head
sus-.thusiaj?
aPPrance
monarch.
Throughout
the
day
Only
the
old
British
weaoons
of
.
rained
in
a
fall
from
a
wagon.
and
even
the
night
before
e,c.
,,rt
h.n
rt
nWMW,iv
many
people
had
waited
for
the
chance
to
I
rvaf
r
T
aaHv-i
or
itlimneA
rvf
tViA
I
and
Queen.
At
the
uie
baseball
Daseoau
stadium
suiaium
I
1
uurnig
K7W7KG7W
La
He
lthe
afternoon.
85,000
Montreal
w
school
children
were
assert
bled
to
(watch
Their
Majesties
ride
around
Minister
of
Public
Works
And
Mrs.
e
track.
McFherson
At
Kelowna
For
j
Late
last
night
the
royal
train
left
Ceremonies
Yesterday
Montreal
for
Ottawa.
KELOWNA,
May
19:
(CP)
urj
-
-
nil
T
Dr.
Mandy
swore
that
he
had
Launehlns
of
the
new
Okanaean
.MlflWPrC
I
hwn
,
,
,
.
.
-
-
wmw
11
J
M-r
v
i
as
iuiown
uccuaeu
jur
icu
jtaia
mm
LaKe
terry
took
place
nere
yes-
he
came
as
a
character
witness
on
terday
with
Hon.
F.
M.
McPher-
hls
behalf
voluntarily
and
entirely
son,
minister
of
public
works,
and
unsolicited.
He
Dr.
Mandy)
had
Mrs.
McPherson
in
attendance
for
had
ample
opportunity
through
as-
the
ceremonies.
soclatlon
with
Anderson
ln
Various
parts
of
the
country
and
under
Intimate
circumstances
to
observe
his
Coast
Relieve
1
Forest
Fires
VANCOUVER,
May
19:
(CP)
Heavy
showers
have
somewhat
al
leviated
the
forest
fire
situation
!in
Southern
British
Columbia.
Oregon,
Washington
and
Northern
California
and
prospects
are
far
j
continued
moisture,
j
There
have
been
scattered
rain?
In
Northern
Alberta
but,
accord-
lnS
to
word
tnm
Edmonton,
they
Canadian
,nllirpH
n.h.H
fmmri
!nhnrPmpn
have
returned
to
Johan
W.
II,
39,000.
Atlin,
7.1c.Anderson
truthIu,
stral2htforward
.
work
at
this
port
after
a
five-
have..
notbeen
5?mcle.nt
l?
degrees
of
Doctors
6f
Law
were
con-;
and
5c.
and
dependable
and
had
never
seen
and-a-half-day
tie-up.
It
has
been
m"c"
"cve
serious
ioresi
iirej
were
ferrcd
upon
Hon.
J.
C.
Bowen.
Lieu-;
Northland.
7500,
Cold
Storase,
(n
hl
nnv
rtI.nlnv
tpmnPP
Nor
ni,pd
that
the
emolovers
violated
w",cn
Deen
"B"1
in
inat
.....
.
.
l
.
1-
Knimfrv
Wm
Weather
h
onnMniin.
continues
n,,U
nrrpntPrt
The
horizon
blue
of
the
I
tenant
Governor
or
Aioerta:
u.
w.
e.sc
ana
oc.
nad
ne
ever
seen
hlm
under
the
ln.
agreement
in
closing
the
port.
Sir
f
ice
Is
a
familiar
sight
now
I
Brocklngton
K.C..
chairman
of
the
Neptune
II,
10.000,
Pacific,
6.8c
fluence
of
llquor
He
had
alway5(
,n
the
British
Isles
and
the
In-
j
Canadian
Bito-ttar
Owa-nd
te.
.
n
thorough
law
abiding.
in
thp
number
ot
air
me'
nun,
mu
m4.
kuiukh
.........
-
He
was
unaDie
me
juage
ruiea,
...
.
,
in
i
ne
nuiuwi
,
r,,,
ctnn
nnu
einral,.
r
Re
.
.
.
.
.
...
this
evening
for
her
summer
home
he
noticed
m
any
oi
me
vjuciw
ouicuir
wuiu
iu
".v,
v
to
receive
a
telegram
irom
cmzens
-j
-
-
;
-
-
country.
quite
warm
there.
WINNIPE
G
WHEAT
PRICES
WINNIPEO,
May
19:
(CPJ
The
Crossways"
at
Terrace.
Mr.iWinnlpeg
wheat
prices
were
Vie
Mcintosh
has
been
there
several
'to
c
higher
yesterday
with
Mav
weeks
getting
the
place
ln
order.
closing
at
64:ic.