Tomorrows
Tides
MEAT
FOR
OAD
WORK
m
of
Wembley
District
lice
River
Grow
One
Acre
lath
for
Monkman
P
;
w.
U:r-
Highway
of
:
:iar,ton
the
scheduled
op-'
Mnvf
Tii
acflo
v
t.s
between
New
YorkllCA.1
1
UCOUaj
;
end
Washington
Senators
Air.rrlran
League
was
called
1
1-
"Dunt
of
wet
grounds.
x'.ern
clubs
In
the
two
.re
scheduled
to
swing
Into
1
'-ay
as
follows:
lllklllllULI
U
b
Ui
IILII
Ik
VI
Federation
of
Labor,
the
TrantCanada
Air
Line
Is
thi
It
D
Msrun.
jeaaer
01
inc
largest
unaeriaxing
01
us
type
in
;
DHinbtle
workers
which
tne
world,
Philip
O.
Johnson,
rice-i
way
from
the
Congress
president,
told
the
members
of
thi
Organization,
it
was
Canadian
Railways
Club
at
then
if
it
200.000
of
Martin's
monthly
meeting
In
Montreal
lart
,
roliirn
In
Ihn
PpH.
nleht
Tn
lh
Ttnltrrl
Rtntr.
hit
said,
transcontinental
air
lines
de-
'veloped
piecemeal
over
several
years.
With
the
T.
C.
A.
It
was
all
be
built
up
tn
such
a
short
time
and
keyed
to
such
a
pitch
of
ettl-l
.
.
.
I
.I.h.u
I
I
V-
J
vicuij.
jj.c
wen,
Mr.
ouiisuu
ur-
?hia
at
Boston.
New
York
finann
uin
hrlnar
down
his
budget!
Mjn,
8t
Louis
at
Pittsburg.
on
Apru
25.
Usually
the
budget
ts
'
an
Boston
at
New
York,
presented
on
a
Thursday
but
this
at
st
Louis.
Washington,.
in,.
1.
-
ill
hi
Tuesday.
hlladelphla,
Chicago
at
Detroit.
feather
Forecast
n"al
Synopsis
-
Pressure
is
l
!1
me
British
Columbia
coast.
"3
have
occurred
near
the
J
Charlotte
Islands
'and
the
"fr
has
hln
fair
onA
Interior
ln
Rupert
and
Queen
Char-
'
l-t
and
becoming
Mrong
with
v'
a'
night.
cast
of
Vancouver
Island
"
northwest
winds,
fair
arid
P"y
cooler.
COME
HOME
TO
BOOST
KINOSVILLE,
Ont.,
April
18:
(CP)
In
his
semi-annual
migra
tory
bird
survey,
Naturalist
Jack
Miner
at
his
sancturary
here
caught,
tagged
and
liberated
In
one
day
214
Canada
geese
and
77
bald-
pate
ducks,
many
of
whom
Dore
..
.
I
IIIm...
(tags
or
previous
cans
on
me
hospitality.
WINNIPEG
WHEAT
TltlCE
High
School
.
.
Ininknmr
uvrtan
nl
thr
Van-
IWlll
Has
Strike
I
I
'
PORT
HANEY.
April
18:
(CP)
Two
hundred
and
fifty
High
School
students
in
Maple
Ridge
municipality
are,
main
'
tainlng
a
strike
for
a
new
building
while
Reeve
8o!omon
i
Muwallem
threatens
to
expel
all
students
falling
to
return
to
their
classes.
The
student-
walked
out
yesterday,
those
of
one
school
marching
tc
anoth-
er
to
be
Joined
by
those
there
BLAMED
clarcd,
for
the
personnel.
The
alrwavs
over
which
the
T
Vancouver
Halibut
Vessel
Owners
Ic
A
flew
tta
nanserweri.
mall
and
Association
Holds
It
Responsible
AiberU.
April
18:
ePte
service,
was,
Mr.
Johnson!
of
this
area
in
the
nt
on,
second
to
none
in
the
I
district
have
each
world.
Benefitting
from
the
ex-
for
Low
Fish
Prices
VANCOUVER.
April
18:
CP-,
TC
.f
the
r
this
..cusc
u4
umri
cuunwca.
mmny
u,"
'
Si
crop
,,...t
Vessel
r,,.
Owners
.r.'
As-
a.
hose
alrporU
were
too
small
FUhlng.
-
d5
05
to
10
be
DC
Dlaced
piacru
In
Ui
llflnr.
voxl.rrtav
hlamfd
the1
r
minuaUon
of
the
w
moaern
requirements
ana
no-
"
'V?'",'
.7""
"
Canada-United
SUtes
trade
agree-i.e
capable
of
expansion,
the
Dom-1
l
i.
Monkman
MonKman
Pa
rass
k-
k
Imnrovement
in
'
"
Canadian
National
.
.
Pacific
Coast
halibut
..,K,
prices.
.r.
ue1
...
.
nmm..niti..
nrn44ji
sfnimH
i
a?
itansaru.
mis
.-..-w.
.
.
'
to
1M.000
w
bushels
u
i..
nn.
c.,Hoi.n
rvtintMt
nut
was
no
more
difficult
sea
smooth.
from
Czechoslovak-
than
In
any
other
country.
Cold,
Triple
Island
-Showery.
wwUrljr
K
Maritime
ports
jester-
and
snow
problems
were
not
Insur-
wind,
eight
miles
per
houh;
light
new
homes
in
West-
mountable.
Flying
was,
In
fact.
n.
chop.
Twenty-five
families
little
simpler
than
In
the
United
Langara
Island-Overcast,
west-'
-
Peace
River
and
to
SUtes.
In
Canada
there
were
only
erly
wind,
five
miles
per
hour:
j-v,
a
.about
400
miles
of
Rockies
to
cross
ometer,
30.52;
temperature,
40;
light
and
the
highest
landing
field
was
swell.
IE
GAME
IS
PLAYED
lturr
Heals
Cincinnati
In
Na-Jonal
Leacue
New
York
vs.
Wathlnston
Rained
Out
only
half
the
elevation
or
tne
Dead
Tree
roini
uvercasi.
highest
used
regularly
south
of
the
barometer.
30.57;
temperature.
40;
Un
with
the
services
provided,
sea
smooth.
bv
the
sovernment,
the
T.
C.
A,
I
Bull
Harbor
Scattered
clouds,'
wan
able
to
complete
95
percent
north
westerly
wind,
18
miles
per
of
its
flight
schedules
in
the
worst
hour;
barometer.
30.46;
tempera-weather.
,
lure.
45;
moderate
swell.
Un
to
Anril
1.
when
passenger
Alert
BayScattered
clouds,
wes-
',
service
across
the
continent
began
terly
wind,
37
miles
per
hour;
bar-12
700
000
miles
had
been
flown,
ometer.
30.56;
temperature.
42;
sea
IMore
than
11.000
pounds
of
mall,
choppy
BI'RO
April
18:
CP-
Inwere
now
carried
every
aay.
game
of
the
National
League
:
were
"
PlratrA
yesterday.
yesterday.
Clncln-
Clncln-
n
.
,
rv
beaten
7
to
5
by,ij(Jget
Estevan
Clear,
northwest
wind,
thirty
miles
per
hour;
barometer.
30.32.
Victoria
Clear,
calm;
barometer.
30.22.
Vancouver
Cloudy,
northwest
'wind,
28
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
30.22.
Prince
George
Clear,
westerly
.Minister
of
Finance
to
Present
His
wind,
four
miles
per
hour;
bar-
Statement
a
Week
From
Today
ometer,
3054.
OTTAWA,
April
18:
(CPJ-Hon.,
rhnriM
a
Dunnlne.
minister
of!
Halibut
Sales
Summary
Al.4KCIIIO.NESS
of
ABERDEEN
at
once
from
Montrealto
Van-,
,
ABERDEEN
S:
.ind
A
r
:
18;
couver
and
Seattle
and
from
Leth-
bridge
to
Calgary
and
Edmonton
with
an
extension
to
come
in
a
i
r
rpr-tr-i
rpx
few
months
to
Moncton,
The
fact
I
KH
A.I
Y
that
such
a
vast
organization
could
!
1
CP-
The
Marchioness
of
Aberdeen,
widow
o:
a
former
Canadian
Governor
General,
died
here
today
at
the
age
of
eighty-two
years.
AROUND
I
EUROPE
In
Spanish
spokesman
TOTiAY
.r3
r.z:;
u.dThaTrhP
71
us-t
x
on
.
.
.
.
..
..
RAti
frnn
tlh
enlov
a
twenty-
way
to
spring
manoeuvres
a
very
substantial
.
...v.-.fc
"
"
"
reduction
,
idetens
Land
Canada;
Are
jming
This
Way
-likely
to
b
.used
In
Canada.
Thcl"
Pracni-Urlff
and
i.
radio
range
and
meteorological
enouy
wrapew
...
systems,
airport
lighting,
hangars
the
Eastern
United
SUtes
market,
and
other
details
were
the
most
The
Association
may
make
a
pro-j
modem
available.
The
same
was
test
to
Ottawa.
true,
he
said,
of
the
T.
C.
A.
equip-1
ment
and
of
the
shops
where
the
planes
were
periodically
overhauled.
The
pilots
had
been
given
the,
most
intensive
training
known
to
transport
service.
-v
Anni
!
CP
-One
Flying
tn
Canada,
TODAY'S
WATHKR
Prince
Rupert
Broken
clouds.
!
showery,
calm:
barometer.
30.63
Mr.
Johnson,
(rising
rtpWlyl:
temperature.
41;
.More
than
twenty-five
rraft
are
taking
part.
war
ROME
The
Fascist
press
jester-day
attributed
lark
of
good
faith
to
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
of
the
United
States
in
his
ten
year
European
proposal.
It
was
suggested
that
it
was
meant
to
divert
attention
from
the
activities
of
Great
Britain
and
France
in
encircling
the
axis
powers,
A
political
motive
was
also
imputed
to
President
Roosevelt
but
the
papers
declared
that
the
appeil
did
not
represent
popular
opinion
of
the
people
of
the
United
States
who
were
opposed
to
entanglement
in
European
BUCHAREST
The
Roumanian
foreicn
minister
today
left
Bucharest
for
Berlin
where
he
will
attend
the
fiftieth
birthday
festlcities
of
Chancellor
Adolf
Hitler
on
Thursday.
On
his
way
back
he
will
stop
off
at
Warsaw
to
confer
with
Foreign
.Minister
Col.
Beck
of
that
country.
Long
Standing
Suit
Dismissed
Action
of
Jack
Lambert
vs.
John
Clausen
Finally
Disposed
Of
In
County
Court
On
application
in
chambers
be-
Amerlcan-124.000
pounds,
7c
and,
lore
Judge
W.
E.
Fisher
in
County
5c
to
7
3c
and
5.5c.
uouri
yesieraay
a
ioiiB-5umum8
o'inQnnri
nminrts
Rr
nnd.sult
of
Jack
Lambert
vs.
John
5c
and
6.5c
and.
5c.
Wizard,
'
1
.,
,
1
.141
.
and
5c.
Galveston,
17,000,
Booth,
7.2c
and
5.5c.
'
Hyperlan,
13,500,
Pacific,
7.3c
and
5.5c.
star.
15.000.
Pacific.
7.1c
and
5.5c.
Slrius,
14.500,
Royal,
7.2c
and
5.5c.
I
uiausen
was
aismissc
wtuiuu.
.,u,
costs.
Tne
action
was
ior
50m?
40,000,
Cold
Storage.
7c
i800
ln
connection
with
fish
trans
actions
in
isio.
1.
uiuwu
peared
for
the
plaintiff
and
W.
O.
Fulton
for
defendant.
FROM
CARBONIFEROUS
AGE
CAPE
TOWN,
April
18:
(CP)
Tiimn
mvm.
Cold
Storaee.
7.2e
Steel-blue
In
color,
with
oarK
ftnd
5
5c.
blue
eyes
and
weighing
127
pounds
'snencer.
13,500,
Cold
Storage,
7.2c,
a
crossoptrygll
i
.and
5.5c
I
WINNIPEG,
April
18
(CP)-Wln-
"TtlTn.
6
5o.
and
te.
nlpeg
wheat
futures
were
up
w
w-
Atlln,
V
m
6c
and
J
3,c
yesterday,
My
closing
at
60?ic.
Daniel
S,
1.000,
5c.
was
named
in
by
East
London
fishermen.
South
Af
rican
scientists
declared
this
kind
of
fish
was
supposed
to
be
extinct
30,000,000
years
ago.
141
Capitol
0:54
am.
21.0
It.
TAXI
r
13:22
pjn.
19.9
It.
7:20
am.
3.6
(t.
19:21
v
8
Macey's
Coffee
House
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
v.
,1
XXVIII
No.
00.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
APRIL
18,
1939.
PRICE:
5
CENTS
rganmng
To
Widen
Peace
Front
OWN
TO
LARGEST
t
FEDERATION
AIRWAYS
:
mT
T
H..1I.
I
Utln
"ftA
tnh
TrintrMaJ.
n.
....
ft.
.tit
t
r.
4
tt
If.
.Main"
pw,vw
im..niih
i
iuim
ifuiunru
ij
i
pf
Hi
Follow
ers
Hack
Into
Executive
In
Montreal
j
A.F.L.
I
!
.
MONTREAL,
April
18:
-
Brought
rkv
YOr.K
April
18:
CP
Fol-
Jnto
being
by
act
of
Parliament
rrenee
yesterday
be-
Just
two
years
ago
and
now
op-
m
Green,
president
of
crating
over
6,500
miles
a
day.
i
Passes
Away
4
Oshawa
Junior
Hockey
Champs
I
TORONTO.
April
18:
CP)
Cshawa
Generals
list
night
'
won
the
Memorial
Cup,
cmble-
'
mat:
i
of
world's
Junior
hockey
'
eh
.mplcmhip,
by
taking
their
third
victory
from
Edmonton
Roamers
by
a
score
of
5
to
4.
The
sccre
at
cne
stage
was
4
to
2
for
the
Roamers.
Oshawa
wen
three
games
In
the
final
series
and
Edmonton
one.
NURSES
ON
JOB
AGAIN
Strike
at
St.
Joseph's
Hospital
at,
Comox,
Vancouver
Island,
Ends
j
l
nnunx
I'anrouver
Island.
April
'IS:
'CP
Nine
nurses
of
St.
Jo-,seph's
HospiUl
here
returned
to
.work
today
after
being
granted
an
eUbt-hour
day.
six-day
week
and
vacation
time
following
a
six-day
'strike
In
which
three
nurses
were
ilett
to
care
tor
fifty
patients.
;
The
hospital
had
operated
under
emergency
conditions
during
the
J
stnxe.
ODismmz
new
nurses
nwu.
ws.er.
o
nc
viehTrfa.
sfinuuiirrn
iuuaj.
TODAY'S
STOCKS
Vancouver
Big
Missouri,
.18.
Bralorne,
10.10.
Cariboo
Quartz,
2.10.
Dentonla.
.02.
Gold
Belt.
.474.
Hedley
Mascot,
1.10.
Mlntc.
.01
Noble
Five.
.014.
Pacific
Nickel.
.12.
Pend
Oreille.
1.34.
Pioneer,
2.32.
Premier.
1.86.
Privateer.
1.12.
Reeves
McDonald,
.21.
Reno.
22.
Relief
Arlington,
.10Vi.
Reward.
.02
V3.
Sslmon
Gold,
.10.
Sheep
Creek,
1.05.
Cariboo
Hudson,
.25.
Oils
A.
P.
Con.,
.16.
Calmont,
.37.
C.
&
E.,
2.02.
Freehold,
.038.
Home,
2.10.
Pacalta,
.05.
Royal
Canadian,
.17Vi.
Okalta,
.95.
Mercury.
-06.
Prairie
Royalties,
.18Vi.
Toronto,
Aldermac,
.32.
Beattle,
1.08.
Central
Pat.,
2.14.
Con.
Smelters,
45.00.
East
Malartic.
2.27.
Fcrnland,
.04.
,
Francoeur,
.15.
Gods
Lake.
.21.
Hard
Rock,
1.05.
Int.
Nickel,
45.50.
Kerr
Addison,
1.56.
Little
Long
Lac,
2.75.
McLeod
Cockshutt,
1.83.
Madsen
Red
Lake,
.34.
McKenzle
Red
Lake,
1.13.
Moneta,
.97.
Noranda,
74.00.
Pickle
Crow,
4.75.
Preston
E.
Dome,
153.
San
Antonio,
1.38.
Sherrltt
Gordon,
.95.
Stadacona,
.48.
Uchl
Gold,
1.17.
Bouscadlllac,
.05.
Mosher.
.10.
Oklcnd.
.08.
.
Smelters
Gold.
.02.
:
Dominion
Bridge,
26.00.
:
TURKEY
IS
RIOTING
IN
JOINED
UP,
GIRL'SHOME
Unites
With
Five
Other
Nations
in
Trouble
Breaks
Out
in
Vancouver
European
Anti-Aggression
Bloc
LONDON,
April
18:
(CP)
It
Is
intimated
in
authoritative
quarters
that
Turkey
has
become
the
sixth
member
of
the
non-aggres-tion
alliance
which
already
consists
of
Great
Britain.
France,
Poland,
Ronmania
and
Greece.
Fur-
VANCOUVER.
ADril
18:
(CP)
J
Former
Detective
Inspector
A.
S.
.Haan.
ror
years
a
wen
Known
van
couver
city
police
officer.
Is
dead.
At
one
time
he
was
in
charge
of
police
boat
work.
UNCLE
SAM
HELPED
BOMBAY.
April
18:
(CP)
Anglican
bishops
from
New
Zealand
and
West
Africa
assisted
in
the
consecration
of
the
Anglican
Cathedral
in
Dornakal,
South
India,
towards
completion
of
which
the
Protestant
Episcopal
Church
of
the
United
States
contributed.
NOT
A
C-3
NATION
LONDON,
April
18:
(CP)
"If
anybody
goes
to
our
naval
ports
they
will
see
we
are
not
a
C-3
(class)
nation,"
said
Lord
Stanhope,
First
Sea
Lord
In
response
to
a
let
ter
criticizing
the
navy's
personnel
as
"small,
pasty-faced
men."
(Bri
tain's
physical
classifications
start
with
A-l.)
Institution
Eighteen
Inmates
Arrested
Three
at
Large
VANCOUVER,
April
18:
(CP)
j
Eighteen
Juvenile
girls,
Involved
In
a
riot
at
the
girls'
industrial
school,
!were
held
by
police
and
three
oth-1
ers.
who
escaped,
are
being
sought
The
disturbance
broke-out
last
ther
particulars
of
the
agreement
night.
Furniture
and
windows
were
with
Turkey
will
be
announced
by
ismashed
and
fire
hoses
were
turned
Foreign
Secretary
Lord
Halifax.
j0n
before
order
was
restored
by
the
Premier
Charr.terlaln
said
that
police.
he
expected
within
a
few
days
to
be
able
to
announce
an
agreement
with
Russia
whereby
its
air
force
would
provide
for
protection
of
any
nations
on
its
borders
threatened
by
aggression
and
would
a
bp
give
at
least
material
assistance
to
Great
Britain
and
France
in
the
event
of
war.
Mr.
Chamberlain
told
the
House
that
Great
Britain
was
continuing
conversations
with
Russia
to
widen
the
peace
front
but
added
that
there
was
nothing
new
to
definitely
disclose
on
the
situation
at
this
time.
It
wis
expected
that
the
Prime
Minister
would
announce
the
new
commitment
tn
Turkev
but,
after
his
speech,
it
was
understood
that
the
agreement
was
held
np
until
results
of
the
Russian
conversations
were
made
known.
Meantime,
reports
rere
current
that
negotiations
were
proceeding
smoothly.
I
Ambassador
Martky
is
flying
)
back
to
Moscow
to
report
to
For-eicn
Commissar
.Maxim
Litvin-
iff.
Chamberlain
said
the
(Premier
,
government
welcomed
President
Roosevelt's
peace
appeal
with
great
satisfaction.
Local
Mining
.
Company
Has
D
c
J
NEW
HEAD
0FPARTY
'
Robert
Gordon
Menzies
Expected
to
Be
Next
Prime
Minister
of
Australia
.
CANBERRA.
April
18:
(CP
Robert
Gordon
Menzles
was
today
.elected
leader
of
the
United
Aus-'tralla
Party
succeeding
the
late
J
Joseph
A.
Lyons
whom
he
will
prob-'
ably
succeed
as
Prime
Minister.
At
I
-esent
Sir
Earl
Page,
Deputy
Prem-
ler
and
leader
of
the
Country
Party,
Is
acting
as
Prime
Minister.
SCRAP
IS
'
WITHHELD
.Local
Shipper
to
Retain
Metal
t'n-'
til
He
Finds
Where
it
Is
Going
'
A.
Campagnola.
who
has
been
col-Jecting
scrap
Iron
for
shipment
to
two
Vancouver
firms.
Active
Trading
Co.
and
Mailor
S.
Avery,
sUtes
;
that,
as
a
result
of
criticism,
he
is
withholding
shipment
of
the
Iron
'until
he
obtains
assurances
from
the
companies
as
to
where
it
Is
to
be
snipped.
reu
r
iKetchikan
Strike
'
Incorporation
is
announced
in
the
1
t
,
rj
..1
1
current
Issue
of
the
B.
C.
Gazetti
UlSDUte
jettieu
of
Central
Chilcotln
Gold
Mines
r
Ltd.
with
caDitalizatlon
of
$150,000-
,
t
n.11
Mayor
McCain
Succeeds
In
Bringing
land
head
office
In
Prince
Rupert.
3,"ime
"rk"s
This
company
has
been
formed
in
Companies
Together
r
connection
with
mining
property,
jln
th
Chilcotln
district
in
which
I
James
Killas
and
other
local
jnenl
'are
interested.
Retired
Police
lOfficer
Is
Dead
Former
Detective
Inspector
Haan
Passes
Away
A.
S,
KETCHIKAN.
April
13.
As
a
result
of
a
conference
arranged
by
Mayor
Harry
G.
McCain-
between
the
Maritime
Worker
Unloit
"und
the
Alaska
Steel
&
Wire.
C6a
settlement
In
the
strike
dispute
was
reached
which
resulted
In
the
re
opening
of
the
company's
plant
today.
An
early
reopening
of
the
Ed
wards
Wire
Co.
plant
Is
expected.
Boy
Falls
Into
Capilano
Canyon
Earl
Martin
Lucky
to
be
Alive
With
Broken
Bones
After
200-foot
Tumble
J
VANCOUVER,
April
18:
(CP)
Earl
Martin,
u-year-oia
uuy,
i
lucky
to
be
alive
after
a
200-foot
fall
down
a
cliff
in
Capilano
Canyon.
He
Is
In
hospital
with
broken
bones.
Tollce
rescued
him
after
the
fall
Into
the
canyon.
AUSTRALIA'S
GOLD
SYDNEY.
April
18:
(CP)
Aus
tralia's
1938
production
of
gold
was
the
greatest
for
23
years,
a
total
of
1,590.406
fine
ounces
as
compared
with
1.381.135
ounces
in
1937.
TRAINING
AIR
PILOTS
CROYDON,
April
18:
(CP)
A
new
British
light
monoplane,
designed
for
elementary
flying
training,
will
have
a
top
speed
of
163
miles
an
hour
and
a
cruising
range
of
600
miles.