i:
Pi.
-
Im
Solon
Low.
,
-urer.
presented
to
m
ature.
foreatt
a
r
XW
for
the
coming
J400.000
lew
than
?i
.A
i,.
irit
(or
the
current
'
i
tional
revenue
of
i
-i
ux
is
budgeted!
10DY
NOT
RECOVERED
f.tft
ftr'.icuUrs
of
Ft
1
u
j
life
of
Reynold
Mum
uccm
In
bo4y
of
Rey-
49...
.
was
drowned
'"
JZSttSl
Alberta
Feeder
v.
the
Eddy
Paw
n
rp
i
;
wand
owing!
Service
io
Air
:
and
strong
cur-1
.
r..
Lines
btarted
'
i
fjaw
mv;
a.
with
his
twin
wo-1
caixjakt.
waren
i.
ivn-int
d
Allan
Hale
were
t
new
feeder
service
to
TratwOanada
nnn
the
mootteaslAlr
Unes
providing
for
twtoe
daily,
a
rowboat
started
round
trip
flights
between
Edmon
Hale
was
put
:wu
brothers
stay-
wboat
which
cap-brUi
in
the
water
.:
man
went
down
!i
time
The
'i:v
reacued
as
he
.ni
in
his
grip.
Wll-t
.thers
thereupon
'ulr
efforts
to
re-
TERROR
OF
WORLD
'"fee
Intends
to
Keep
it
So
M.kh
i:
,cpt
vice
II
-tridn
Ooering.
who
Is
irr
fir
Germany,
de
iiat
the
Air
Force
of
'in-
'
terror
of
our
en-
Ormany
Is
determined
''flu-ted
that
aviation
'J
"intlnue
to
play
an
tn
world
politics,
the
:
which
continues
full
irrrd
by
International
ermans
Called
P
Fatherland
N
Canadian
Lejlon
Command
raw
Atlenllon
to
This
,rriv-...
'
tuN
March
!
(ppi
"
ai
command
of
the
i'.lOn
In
AlKpn
Ar-n:
the
fact
that
German
K
of
Alberta
are
being
fatherland.
ton.
Calgary
and
Lethbrtdae
u
now
under
way
It
connects
witn
iftej
transcontinental
service
I
Would
Impeach
Head
Of
Union
Howard
U
Martin,
However.
ays(
He
Will
Defy
Order
of
CI.O.
CLEVELAND.
March
1
-Howard
L.
Martin
of
the
Automobile
Workers'
Union
of
America
has
been
or
dered
to
appear
March
11
for
Impeachment
by
the
Committee
on
Industrial
Organisation.
Martin
says
he
will
not
appear.
I
CHOOSING
,
NEW
POPE;
Orrmonlai
Proceedints
Start
At
Vatican
Today
With
Actual
Balloting
Tomorrow
Vatican
CITY.
March
15.
Ceremonial
proceedings
of
the
Sacred
College
of
Cardinals
In
connec
tion
with
the
election
of
a
new
pope
to
succeed
Plus
XI
commenced
to
day
and
actual
balloting
will
start
tomorrow.
There
will
be
two
bal
lots
each
morning
and
two
ballots
PrwrBir;
Prttateer.
U2.
Reeves
McDonald.
X.
Reno.
Si.
Relief
Arkncton.
.134.
Reaard,
.0i.
SoUmosi
Q
aid.
JO.
Stoeep
Creek,
lfl.
Cariboo
Htidsou,
X.
Oils
A.
P.
Con.,
.it.
Calmont,
JB.
c.
&
e,
ta.
FreehoM.
M.
Home,
2.49.
Pacalta,
jQ7.
Royal
Canadian,
.19.
Toronto
AWermaC,
J9.
Beattie,"U7.
Central
Pat
Zi6.
Oon.
Smelters,
56.00.
Bast
Malartlc,
2.35.
Ftrnland,
.12.
Francoeur,
.21.
Gods
Lake.
22.
Hardrock.
1.45.
Int.
Nkkel.
52.75.
Kerr
Addison,
1.86.
LltUe
Long
Lac.
320.
McLeod
Cockshutt,
255.
Madsen
Red
Lake.
.46
4.
McKentle
Red
Lake.
1.19.
Moneta
Porcupine,
152.
Noranda,
8050.
;
Pkkle
Crow,
5.35.
!
Preston
E.
Dome,
153.
San
Antonio,
153.
Sherrltt
Oordon,
1.18.
Stadacona.
.82.
Uchi
Gold.
156.
Bouscadtllac,
.08.
Masher,
.22.
Oklend,
.18.
Smelters
Oold,
.02
IJ.
Dominion
Bridge,
34.00.
:
TODAY'S
WEATHER
Prince
Ruper.
Raining,
south
east
wind,
14
miles
pJ
hour;
ba
rarh
afternoon
until
a
Uo-thlrds,
meter,
30.22.
Tomorrows
Tides
141
W.
10:33
am.
20.6
It
33:95
pjn.
10.1
ft.
4:10
tin.
8J
ft
17:00
pin.
3.9
ft.
Macey's
Coffee
House
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
nl.'TII
No.
50.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
MARCH
1,
1939.
PRICE:
5
CENTS
rBritain
Is
Boosting
Army
LLED
IN
HOLY
LAND
.
.
.
.
It
I.J
It
-
t?
.-It
1.
1.
Troops
In
CUh
With
Armed
Hand
In
Palestine
j
KM
March
1:
CP
acting
yesterday
to
ive
ol
Arab-Jew
-.ixwen
men
In
battle
Cool
Million
Xt-J
It
1
$100,000
Less
Than
ist
Vrsr
Provincial
Treaurer
Announces
f
'.
March
1:
CP
if
IDABLE
IGNITED
STATES
OPPONENT
FOR
ENEMY
AIRCRAFT
To
meet
the
threat
of
heavtiy
armed
bombing
aeroplanes
which
nations
f
the
world
are
build
-tag,
the
United
States
government
has
announced
a
new
multi-seater
lighter
of
the
pusher
type
of
aeroplane
The
machine
shown
above,
equipped
with
six
guns
and
carrying
Dght
bombs,
has
the
propellors
behind
the
wings,
giving
guns
an
unobstructed
view
of
enemy
machines.
It
is
technically
called
the
XPM-1..
and
was
designed
by
a
Buffalo.
N.
Y.,
aircraft
Corporation
FISHERMEN
i
TO
STRIKE
General
Tie-Up
on
March
IS
Unless
Reduction
In
Fish
Trap
is
An-
:
nounced
by
Then
I
KETCHIKAN.
March
la.-Fiafa-ermen's
organisation
have
set
r...U
ft
...
U
.
I...
WLkt
",!!
reduction
In
ftah
trap
operation
In
Alaska
must
be
decided
upon
by
''thr
operator
-Otrtenrt
r
gtat
leral
strike
of
the
salmon
flshtnc
,
fleet
will
be
called.
,
TODAY'S
lCW-UT
D
STOCKS
Vancouver
Big
Missouri.
3i.
Bralorne.
1028.
Cariboo
Quartz.
2.23.
Dentonia.
At.
Fatrvtew,
M.
Gold
Beit
5f
IMtey
Mases.
1.40.
Mhsio,
JK.
NoMe
Five.
Mxn.
Pacific
Nickel.
15.
Pend
Oreilk,
US.
ISTRIKE
IN
FOOTBALLS
earr
Lea
rue
Players
Are
Threatening
(English
Strike
Involving
81
Clubs
LONDON
March
1:
CPf-Eng-jlise
League
football
players,
said
'to
represent
elahtv-one
'
eiub
thran
to
strike
unless
granted
i
demands
irtdudlng
a
weekly
minl-
IELEVAIED
UL
R..II
kAJ
Dl
FATALITY
r-
,
a
Five
Killed
and
Twenty
Injured
in
I
Bad
Traffic
Acident
in
Boston
,
Yesterday
1
BOSTON,
March
15.
Five
personstwo
men.
tup
women
and
a
ha
ber.
sentenced
to
twenty
imprisonment.
GREETINGS
.itw.
ew
Transcontinental
imuH-TuiuJiciiMi
Air
in
Service
sen
I
M
.
m
m
At.
.
...
invea
players,
doubled
cup
tie
bonuses
and
talent
money
payable
MONTREAL.
March
1
To
mark
to
clubs
finishing
at
the
too
of
tonlahti
lnauiural
flisht
of
the
the
leagues
French
Chamber
Is
Told
About
Rule
In
Spain
liars
of
France's
recognition
of
in
.suraent
Soaln
without
oartleular
Saskatchewan
Deficit
Down
Is
Lowest
Since
1928,
Premier
Patterson
Tells
Legislature
in
Presenting
Budget
REGINA.
March
1:
rometer,
29.64;
temperature,
38;
j
"
fee.
choppy.
;
OMAHA,
Nebraska,
Vancouver
Raining,
easterly
Spencer
Tracy,
noted
wind,
12
miles
per
hour;
baro
malorltv
has
been
reached
which
Victoria-Raining,
will
constitute
the
choice.
meter,
30.20.
calm;
Cardinal
William
H.
O'Connell
of)
Terrace-ciouay,
cairn,
icmpera
Boston,
Cardinal
Lemc
de
Sllvclraiturc,
34.
'
Clntra
of
Rio
de
Janeiro
and
Car-
Alyansh-Cloudy,
calm,
33.
dlnal
nhenmn
Luol
CaDCllO
Ol
I
AUCC
Arm-oiiuw'MK.
Buenos
Aires
had
not
arrived
In
time
for
the
opening
today
but
are
expected
to
have
reached
the
Vatican
by
the
time
actual
balloting
commences
Anyox
Snowing,
calm,
30.
Stewart
Snowing,
calm,
31.
Haielton
Cloudy,
calm,
30.
Smlthers-Part
clear,
calm.
30.
Burns
Lake-
Bright,
calm,
22.
Father
Flanagan
Given
Statuette
Spencer
Tracey
Turns
Over
Coveted
Awards
of
Motion
Picture
Academy
March
1.
actor,
has
presented
to
Father
Edward
Flan
agan
of
Boys
Town
the
statuette
baro-
which
he
was
awarded
last
week
by
the
Academy
of
Motion
Picture
Arts
and
Sciences
for
outstanding
performance
of
1938
In
the
picture
"Boys
Town."
The
statuette
has
been
placed
In
a
prominent
position
In
the
major
school
building.
In
presenting
the
statuette
to
Father
Flanagan,
Tracy
wrote:
"Your
inspiration
shone
through
my
humble
efforts."
overnight
transcontinental
service
'of
the
Trans
Canada
Air
Lines.
S.
J.
Hunger
ford,
chairman
and
president
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
and
President
of
'the
Trans
Canada
Air
Lines,
has
f
written
letters
of
greeting
to
the1
j
Lieutenants-Governor
and
the
premiers
of
Ontario
and
the
west-
era
provinces.
Leaving
Montreal
'Montreal
and
Winnipeg
since
De
cember
1.
Regular
air
mall
sched
ules
have
been
In
effect
In
the
west
since
October
I.
!
During
the
past
three
months!
it
Is
estimated
that
the
T.
C.
Ai
has
carried
about
60,000
pounds!
of
mail.
,
Weather
Forecast
i
for
Continental
Army
In
Case
War
May
Come
school
child
were
killed
yesterday
In
Boston's
worst
traffic
accident
In
,
c
...
r,
..
.
n
,
.
T
..
,
years
An
elated
car
skwded
off
Land
Fighting
Estimates
Reach
Highest
Peacetime
Re-
wet
rails
and
crashed
Into
a
tree.
Radio
Operator
Gets
20
Years
Court
for
Withholding
Polar
Flier's
Weather
Reports
'
MOSCOW.
March
1:
CP
For
withholdinc
weather
reports
from
Levaneffsky.
Soviet
flyer
ISiglsmund
ace.
who
disaopeareri
two
years
.
ago
while
on
a
flight
from
Moscow
to
New
York,
a
Siberian
radio
oper-
EXCHANGE
cord,
Totalling
161,133,000
as
Compared
With
4
WINNIPEG.
March
1
106,500,000
Last
Year
!
LONDON,
March
1:
(CP)
Great
Britain
today
boosted
its
army
estimates
by
$250,000,000
to
a
new
peace
time
record
and
made
provision
for
increasing
the
per-
.
manent
strength
to
15,700
men.
The
government
publish-
Thu
is
Penalty
Meted
Out
Bv
sviet
ed
army
estimates
of
161,133,000
as
compared
with
a
Makes
Cut
In
Gasoline
oil
companies
in
Manitoba
announced
a
price
cut
of
one
The
4-
cent
a
gallon
on
gasoline
ef-
4-
feetive
today
but
the
Provtn-
j
4
clai
Kovernment
spokesman
e
utd
the
redaction
was
not
suf-
4
Bulletins
DOCTOR
FEARED
DROWNED
VANt'Ot
VEK
Draegiuf
operations
have
been
started
at
Sec-end
Narrows
here
for
Dr.
Neil
Ldvtard
MacDoagal,
prominent
Vancouver
physician,
who
has
been
missing
since
yesterday
It
is
feared
that
he
has
been
drowned
but
a
second
search
party
is
PARIS
Mnrch
V
iCPi
The
at
9
P-111-.
they
will
be
delivered;
engaged
on
a
hunt
in
the
near-
Chamber
of
Deputies
heard
partteu-
Iar
wet
515
Victoria
the
fol-
by
area
in
the
hope
that
he
may
wing
aay.
be
wandering
atoui
aner
a
lapse
Boards
of
Trade,
Chambers
of
'demonstraUon.
The
Chamber
1,
Commerce,
service
clubs
and
other
I
1
A
1
J
1
At
I
week
had
authorized
Daladler
to
oranizauor
are
signaaang
uiej
formaUy
recogntee
the
new
regime
I
new
by
exchange
oil
of
r,n4.ral
Franri
Pran
greeungs.
"
-
--O-.
-
xtoas
-TJ
uiarsson.
vhuww...
r.
present
of
memory.
CP
Prem-inaugurating,
as
early
as
possible,
to
,-ho
uu
Is
also
uu
over-night
over-nigni
schedules
scneuuies
In
m
each
cacu
uu-;
dlr-
,
ln
Jun
June
nis
Duagei
io
me
Lgisiaiure,
re-icouver.
ported
a
deficit
of
$195,000
for
thej
Travelling
by
day.
the
planes
past
year
this
being
the
lowest
have
been
carrying
malls
between
since
1928.
SHIPPING
NEEDS
AID
LONDON
The
annual
report
VI
0UlJJtU
3
3
SUb
SSI.
,4J
1r
of
the
Montreal
Board
of
Trade,,
inr
difficulty
for
British
freight-
has
written
to
C.
LyaQ
Fraser.i
m
competing
with
foreign
ships
president
or.
the
Vancouver
uoara
of
Trade,
and
Mr.
Fraser
has
reciprocated.
Service
clubs
meeting
today
will
have
air
mall
boxes
handy
for
the
receipt
of
special
letters.
Mr.
Hungerford
points
out
that
T.
C.
A.
planes
have
been
carrying
malls
experimentally
for
several
months
"with
the
goal
in
view
of
as
a
result
of
subsidies
by
other
powers
to
their
ships.
It
intimates
that
new
measures
for
increasing
government
aid
to
British
shipping
will
be
presented
to
the
government
shortly.
GALENTO
AND
LOUIS
MAIMI
rromotor
Mike
Ja
cobs
announces
that
Tony
Galen-
meet
Joe
Louis
some
time
w.
raiwnwi,
in
a
orjd.s
heavyweight
minister
oi
iinance.
in
pre.Ncniuig
eciiort
Between
Aionireai
ana
vaa-p
championship
bout.
will
probably
be
York.
SPENDING
The
fight
held
in
New
I
ON
NAVYs
The
British
Bill
Considerably
Heavier
Than
Last
Year
But
Cost
Reduced
Owing
to
Borrowing
LONDON.
March
1:
(CP)
General
Synopsis
A
moderate
British
naval
spending
for
1939
corresponding
figure
of
108,500,000
for
the
current
year.
Taking
together
the
increasing
strength
and
money
votes.
It
is
believed
that
the
British
government
envisages
need
lor
a
wartime
continental
army
and
is
preparing
in
advance
for
it.
TRIAL
IS
ON
TODAY
fident
and
it
would
take
steps
r.,,1.,
WIW
At
enforce
a
further
cut.
tempted
Murder
in
Police
Court.
This
Afternoon
The
iwettminary
trial
sqmmencd
ts"aftenkwi
orfTl
trr,al
tempt
to
murder
Jack
Rotter
of
Nick
Sulikoski
in
the
etty
poiiee
court
before
Magistrate
MeClymont.
Sergeant
Jacklin
prosecuted
and
Reid
McLennan
was
for
the
defence.
Two
witnesses
were
heard.
City
Engineer
Good
showed
a
pJan
of
the
rooms
where
the
altered
crime
was
committed
and
Dr.
H.
C.
Hankinson
explained
the
nature
of
the
injuries.
The
trial
is
still
IRVINE
IS
NOMINATED
Alberta
Man
Will
Contest
Cariboo
Scat
For
C.
C.
F.
In
Federal
Election
PRINCE
GEORGE,
March
1;-William
Irvine
of
Edmonton,
national
or.nizer
of
the
Co-operative
Commonwealth
Federation,
will
be
the
candidate
of
that
party
in
Cariboo
riding
at
the
next
federal
election,
haying
deflntely
ac-
'cepted
the
nomination.
He
was
formerly
Member
of
Parliament
.for
Wetasklwan.
Alberta,
but
lost
his
seat
to
a
Social
Credlter
In
the
1
1935
election.
i
Mr.
Irvine
will
oppose
J.
O.
Tur-geon,
the
present
member,
who
will,
duobtless,
be
renominated.
J.
A
Fraser.
former
Member,
will
be
tendered
the
Conservative
nomination
but
ill
health
may
prevent
his
acceptance
In
which
case
It
Is
considered
likely
there
will
a
contest
for
the
nomination.
name
of
Dr.
R.
W.
Alward
is
prominently
mentioned.
Is
Appointed
To
?
Research
Board
depression
Is
centred
northwest
of
totalling
153,666,681,
will
be
an
in-1
the
Queen-Charlotte
Islands.
South-'crease
of
23,281500
In
comparison
K.
E.
Walker
Named
To
Fisheries
west
of
Vancouver
Island
pressure
with
1938
but
the
taxpayer
will
have
continues
high.
Showers
have
oc-
26,718,500
less
to
find
because
80,-
curred
on
the
coast
where
It
re-.000,000
will
be
provided
through
mains
mild.
'loans.
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Char-
Naval
building
for
1939
will
In
Body
In
Succession
To
Late
Robert
Payne
John
Dybhavn,
local
member
of
the
Fisheries
Research
Board'
of
lotte
Islands
Strong
southwest
elude
two
battleships,
one
aircraft
j
Canada,
has
received
announce
winds
or
moderate
gales,
cloudy
and
i
carrier,
four
.
cruisers,
sixteen
des-
(
ment
of
the
appointment
of
R.
E.
mild
with
rain.
troyers,
four
submarines,
twenty
Walker
of
the
Vancouver
and
New
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island
fast
escort
vessels
and
twenty
mis-
Westminster
fisheries
concern
of
Fresh
to
strong
south
winds,
shift-'cellaneous
small
vessels.
i
Edmunds
&
Walker
to
membership
lng
to
southwest,
part
cloudy
and'
During
the
year
173
warships
will
on
the
board
In
succession
to
the
mild
with
rain
squalls
1
be
in
varied
stages
of
construction
late
R.
R.
Payne.