Tomorrows
Tides.
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Low
v.-.i
XXVIII
No.
189
WRECK
IS
fjU
sunaay
To
Sabotage
"
4
Weather
Forecast
0:58
am.
22.9
ft.
we
13:35
pjn.
21.7
ft.
7:20
a.m;
0.9
ft.
19:42
p.m.
3
&
ft.
,3
FATAL
TO
20
PEOPLE
:
,(
i
itrf
imlinta
Aouwiern
racuic
ttllar
trsin
in
tenirai
.-sevaoa
it
Z
JJ
a.m.
suiiuaj.
.
rojuurr
Jiry
nd
Uie
raiiwaj
rra'nj
jfturt
it
a
ueiiDtraiecawo:
utarr.
Ihe
rui
navinc
oeen
UvpfrMl
wUh,
a
ihiny-iooi
ec-
.
ttn
hitint
oeen
rrmoiru,
inc
1iln
n
drrallrd
on
a
mall
Mitt
while
travrilinc
at
so
to
(I
milft
per
hour.
The
enc'ne
ib4
trndrr
were
rarrird
by
mo
Bfntm
scroti
the
brIJte
but
the
W((ir
roach
and
other
cars
linced
li
fret
Inld
Humboldt'
litff,
The
injured
Include
Mrs.
Iijimnd
Oruhbe
of
Montreal
tti
L
A.
Ilrown
of
Toronto.
Tb
rk
of
the
Uo-milllon
iDar
train
ocrorrrd
nineteen
nilfi
from
Carlin.
Tbe
toronrr"
jury,
hlrh
met
it
the
utnr.
decided
that
the
i'uttrr
a
raued
by
a
ml-fkttd
rail
inUplitfd
by
a
per-m
r
penoni
unknown.
lamllcation
dlcWd
that'
oikM
had
been
removed
from
Ktildr
Ihe
ra'li
nrar
Ihe
at-
"Mh
of
(be
bridce
acrwi
Ihe
I'tamlintr.
one
of
the
nation's
mol
luiurlous
fast
trains,
fell
ly
I
fret.
The
first
twti
cars,
boulng
diesel
engines,
and
the
'hl'd,
containing
the
light
plant,
"malned
on
the
track
as
did
the
't
four
cars
of
the
train.
The.
othfr,
Jumped
the
rails.
Sabotage
was
established
de-finltelr,
T.
J,
Foley,
Assistant
uPftlnlrndent
of
the
Southern
Ftlflc,
advjsed
San
Francisco
olhorillM.
Foley
said
bolts
were
tn
from
angle
plates
attached
10
ch
side
of
ihe
rail
lo
con-
Ik.
...
...
.iic
ran
lengths.
The
aio-,fur(
he
ald,
prqpped
an
old
tie
plle
t
n
angle
against
the
'.
plklng
U
In
that
position
10
Ihe
tie.
When
the
train
wheels
),r"ck
(his
pute
ai
an
anKir,
,he
hftb
lifted
front
the
weak-
rails
and
the
train
sped
off
the
(rack.
Mauretania
Is
London
Caller
Ntn.
(f,"urd
Whlio
Star
0ret
Ship
Ever
To
lrP
Thames
River
August
14:-
PVnr
I-
..
Liner
Sail
Largest
Hlvpr
li.
wmic
UP
ltl
Thame?
liner
n.ew
Cunard
Wblto
Star
at
L
Ur.cUnla
cn,lcd
ftt
Londo"
To
Ottawa
Jobs
Six
Russian
Ships
Taking
Coal
Bunkers
VANCOUVER,
Aug.
14.
CP)
!
.
.
j
v
viPLnria
mitnaTJn
in
rnii
I
trie
VI
K
iway
I'lumi
4
"
'
.
I
CARSO.V
CITV.
Nevada,
Aug.
.
i.
ill.
.
....
I
at-.
L.
ri
and
liny
injurra
in
uic
win
UNION
HAY.
Vancouver
Island.)
Aug.
14:
"
CP
i-
Six
Soviet
ships
are
here
for
coal
on
their
way
from
IW
track
and
erased
Into
the
lRuM,a
Ior
Mml)ar
duty
"wtf.
all
but
four
of
nerrnleen
t
ttri
hurtling
nff
Ihe
tracks
and
'linr
UMed
Info
Ihe
titer.
tirhtftn
bodies
were
extricat
ed
frm
th
rrnmptrd
teel
and
!krn
to
Kmi.
Two
others
were
'lible
In
(he
wreckage
but
wld
not
he
removed
without
'pftial
rqulpment.
More
than
thrtt
score
of
the
swift
trains
1U
passengers
and
"5
crew
men
t
injured,
some
of
them
triUrall-.
and
Southern
Pacific
officials
said
IS
passengers
were
tnacrountrd
for.
There
were
xrncs
of
Indescribable
sorrow
as
"vae
workers
moved
among
I
on,
which
had
tumbled
ISO
f'el
into
the
river,
a
stream
''y
fwt
wide
and
only
two
'et
dwp.
The
cars
were
o
tele-opd
and
amashrd
up
It
was
Impossible
to
count
them.
Other
cars
on
the
long
sleek
Is
Drowned
I
At
Alberni
I"ORT
ALBERNI.
August
11:
CP
Gordon
Pierce,
son
of
M
and
Mrs.
Percy
E.
Pierce
of
Van
couvcr,
was
drowned
here
yesterday.
Recently
graduted
as
a
Bach
elor
of
Arts,
he
was
working
here
for
the
summer
with
the
Intention
of
returning
to
the
University
of
British
Columbia
In
the
fall
t
take
his
Master
of
Arts
degree.
MAYOR
WAS
NEAR
DEATH
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fred
Hume
And
Family
of
New
Westminster
Safely
Rescued
From
Burning
Home
NEW
WESTMINSTER,
August
14:
(CPI
Mayor
Fred
Hume
and
In
Train
Wreck
One
Hundred,
Also
Injured
Crash
Which
Was
Due
To
Switchman's
F.rror
BUCHAREST.
Roumanla,
August
14:
(CP)
Fifteen
persons
were
killed
and
over
100
Injured
In
the
derailment
of
a
passenger
train
sixty
miles
from
Bucharest
yesterday.
The
wreck
was
due
to
a
cni'HrhmiuVa
error.
Many
of
the
I
t
a
report
mat
uon.
John
Hart
whlte
iympathizer
was
In.
ur.
;
amonc
those
being
consid-
dlghU)
veral
other
persons
suf
ered
by
federal
Liberal
chiefs
Iered
m,nor
brulw
and
a
truck.
?
ucd
Charie
Dun-
i,oad
of
lron
wa,
gred
over
nlng
as
Canadian
minister
of
tht
roadway
In
a
clash
bo'ween
finance.
Hon.
Frank
McPher
jp,itce
and
Chlnee
pirken
irs-
son.
minister
of
public
works.
i,nf
the
loading
of
scrap
irun
on
a
has
been
approached
concern
Ior
Seattle
to
be
-en-
'
Ja
tn
the
vacancy
on
the
Dom-
Mn
bv
frelhtr
The
r,:.:e
re
-
mwn
ttoara
or
i
ranspori
uom-
mtasloneric
but
he
did
not
av
'-
what
consideration
he
would
Dive
the
nrrxtnaal
trained
from
violence
and
d.d
not
i
quieten
the
pickets
until
the
track
i
had
been
disabled
and
the
irsn
j
thrown
Into
the
street.
"
The
local
embargo
comJlt,.'
t
j
meeting
today
with
a
view
of
ak..r.z
stepf
to
prevent
further
such
Uiip'
being
made.
imenta
The
dock
rompany
at
which
the
scow
was
beinK
'oaded
said
that
did
not
intend
to
handle
any
fur
ther
shipments
of
the
kind.
1ARE
READY
FOR
JAPAN
Leningrad
via
the
Panama
Canal
to
Vladivostok
where
they
will
be
Great
Britain
and
France
Taking
stationed
in
Arctic
servl:e.
The!
Action
to
Meet
Adherence
to
flotilla
consis'a
of
three
freighters,
three
dcepam
tags
and
a
dredge.
The
personnel
totals
104
Including
.twelve
women
one
a
doctor,
two
u.now
Humboldt
nivrr.
Tlie
rail
and
othm
atewardfttte,
and
cooks
ill
bren
moTfd
Inward
and
re-
I
P,.V.M
,h.r
hi
.r
.
Rome-Berlin
Axis
LONDON.
Aug.
14:
CP
-Great
BritaUn
and
France
areUklag
the
necessary
"arffton
to
hfet
any
slta-aUon
In
the
Far
Bast
In
ease
of
Japan
deciding
to
adhere
to
the
..A.j
n
.
.
.
.
r-
"
-
nrruatnevpiuncen
irom
pcCted
hfre
MoTt
M1
route
to
Rwne-Berlln
axU.
Land,
sea
and
air
forces
are
being
organized
(or
action
in
that
arena.
In
Parts
authorative
French
sources
also
said
Sunday
that
Oreat
Britain
and
France
are
strengthening
their
land,
sea
and
air
forces
in
the
near
east
and
the
Pacific
to
meet
any
threat
which
might
result
from
adherence
by
Japan
to
the
Rome-Berlin
military
alliance.
Britain
has
sent
heavy
relnforcr-
ments
to
the
Suez
Canal
and
Singapore.
During
the
last
few
days
seven
thousand
troops
from
the
Indian
army
and
the
second
battalion
of
the
Argyle
and
Sutherland
Highlanders
arrived
at
Singapore.
In
addition
to"
a
bombing
squadron.
the
aircraft
carrier
Eagle
and
fif
teen
naval
units
are
due
this
week.
Scene
Of
Squalus
Sinking
Visited
President
Roosevelt
There
Yesterday
In
Course
of
Atlantic
Cruise
his
family
were
rescued
c-y
nrr-
PLYMOUTH.
New
Hampshire.
men
as
their
home
was
destroyed
,AP)
pmjident
Franklin
A
by
fire
early
yesterday
morning.,
Ilooscvcit,
hTlcrlupUng'a
holiday
Trapped
in
their
bedrooms,
they
crulse
on
y
s
g.
Tuscaloosa,
visit-sufferer
from
the
effects
cf
smoktrd
lhc
)f
salvage
operations
and
fumes.
The
fire
chief
said
that-over
the
sunken
submarine
Squalus
had
help
been
delayed
a
few
more
yesterday.
The
Squalus
Is
now
minutes
In
coming
they
wouui
have
perished.
Mrs.
Hume,
who
Is
an
Invalid,
was
removed
to
hospital
but
her
condition
Is
reported
to
be
not
serious.
Fifteen
Killed
lodged
on
a
mud
bank
whence
si
e
will
be
dragged
to
shallower
water.
Weather
Forecast
General
Synopsis
The
pressure
appears
relatively
low
northwest
of
the
Queen
Charlotte
islands.
Heavy
rain
has
occurred
on
the
North
Coast
and
the
weather
hai
hrrn
fair
in
other
parts
of
this
province.
West
Coast
or
Vancouver
isiana
Fresh
southwest
winds,
partly,
cloudy,
probably
light
showers.
GUARDS
IN
BELGIUM
LIEGE,
Belgium,
August
14:
ICP)
A
band
of
the
Royal
Horsi
Guards
from
London
played
hero
at
tho
International
Exhibition
at
the
invitation
of
the
government.
Injured
are
expected
to
die.
The
In
full
uniform,
the
band
was
en-wreck
occurred
near
Patrloa.
thuslastlcally
received.
jHT
rJftB
sssB&'',iilivji
ms-yfl
LLLLh?'risflK
LftEaibaviijftH
DR.
J,
W
MclSTOSH
VACJUVER
Ausus:
14
CP
-Dr
Johi)
W
Mcintosh,
aged
B'i
...it
.
.
.
y
medxai
health
olf
c?r
ai.d
originator
of
the
Ort
.tcr
Vancouver
Melropolltau
Health
Board
died
Saturday.
He
servd
with
the
Canadian
Army
Medical
Corps
and
was
a
Member
of
the
Legislature
for
a
tew
y.a:
immediately
after
the
war.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.C.
MONDAY,
AUGUST
14.
1939.
n
VICTORIA
DISORDER
Rioting
Rreaka
Out
Over
Shipment
of
Scrap
Iron
to
Seattle
Lnroute
To
Japan
Train
Is
Dead
DANZIG
IN
REICH
SOON
Expected
It
Will
Be
Taken
Rack
Into
Germany
By
Process
Of
"Natural
Gravitation"
BERIIN.
August
14:
Albert
Foerst-r.
leader
of
the
Danzi?
Nazis,
speaking
his
native
BavaHa,
said
bluntlv
w
s-iiiH-v
that
t'je
itoration
of
Danzig
to
the
Ret-was
a
ipr
ach.n
...
sdrted
that
It
was
none
of
Great
Britain's
or
Fra?
r"
s
bu''n
if
th
people
of
Danzig
wished
to
return
to
the
Reich.
The
ties
of
blood
we-
more
hnnortant
than
nolltlcal
consideration
Had
it
not
been
for
Oreat
Britain
and
Poland,
Danzi?
would
already
have
been
back,
in
the
ReUh.
In
official
Germany
the
return
of
Danzig
to
the
Reich
"by
natural
-vitatlon"
continues
to
be
antl
cipated.
ANTLNAZI
CAMPAIGN
Roosevelt
Names
campaIen
agaInit
Vice-President
For
Presidency
!
HYDE
PARK,
Aug.
14
In
an
important
announcement
I
f
on
Saturday.
President
Frank-
.
lin
D.
Roosevelt
indicated
that
he
would
not
be
a
candidate
for
a
third
term
but
that
he
would
throw
his
support
to
the
candidature
of
Vlce-Presl-
dant
John
Nance
Garner.
ENVOY
HAS
GONE
HOME
German
Ambassador
To
Leaves
For
Berlin
After
Refused
Entry
France:
Natl
I
I
PARIS.
August
14:
(AP)
The
German
ambassador
to
France
left
yesterday
for
Berlin
following
refusal
of
the
French
government
to
:-eniry
to
France
of
-a
Nazi
agent,
&
tlo
Ahmz.
The
ambassador.
Count
von
Wel-czeck,
went
precipltably
last
night
almost
directly
from
a
personal
Interview
with
Premier
Edouard
Dal-adler
to
a
train
for
Berlin.
DRIVE
ON
BRITAIN
Japan
Continuing
to
Instigate
Campaign
Not
Only
In
China
But
Internationally
SHANGHAI,
Aug.
14,The
antl-Brltlsh
campaign
in
Japan
and
North
China
conttnues
unabated.
Japan
Is
said
to
be
Instigating
an
International
antl-Brltlsh
campaign.
The
movement,
as
far
as
China
is
concerned,
Is
not
spontaneous
but
obviously
organized;
Mrs.
David
Ritchie
Is
sailing
this
afternoon
on
the
Prince
George
for
a
visit
In
Vancouver.
Mft
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Courtesy
S.
D.
Jobostoa
Co.)
Vancouver
Big
Missouri.
.12.
Bralorne.
1155.
Cariboo
Quartz,
2.18.
Dentonla,
.02
Vj.
Fairvlew.
.03.
Gold
Belt,
20.
Hedley
Mascot,
.76.
Minto,
.02.
Noble
Five,
.01i.
Pend
Orlelle.
1.40.
Pioneer.
2.45.
Premier.
1.85.
Privateer,
1.19.
Reno,
.461--;.
Relief
Arlington
.13'i.
Reward,
.02.
Salmon
Gold,
.03
Vi.
Sheep
Creek,
1.18.
Cariboo
Hudson,
.03.
Hedley
Amalg,
.01,
Oils
A.
P.
Con..
.13.
Calmont.
.30.
C.
&
E.,
1.88.
Freehold.
.03
't.
Home.
2.11.
Pacalta,
.04
V2.
Royal
Canadian,
.17.
Okalta.
.92.
Mercury.
.06.
Prairie
Royalties,
5Uj.
Toronto
Aldermac,
.31.
Beattle,
1.19.
Central
Pat.,
2.45.
Cons.
Smelters,
4450.
East
Malartlc.
2.64.
Fernland,
.03
V.
Francoeur,
.59.
Gods
Lake,
.41.
Hard
Rock,
1.05.
Int.
Nickel,
4925.
Kerr
Addison,
2.03.
Little
Long
Lac,
2.95.
McLeod
Cockshutt,
1.85.
Madsen
Red
Lake,
.33.
McKenzle
Red
Lake.
1.27.
Moneta,
1.00.
Noranda,
82.75.
Plck?
Crow,
4.55.
Preston
E.
Dome,
1.54.
San
Antonio.
1.92.
Sherrltt
Gordon,
1.00.
Stadacona,
.50.
Uchl,
1.08.
Bouscadlllac,
04.
Mosher,
.12
ft.
Oklcnd,
'.07
ft.
.
Smelters
Gold.
.0214,
'
Dominion
Bridge,
28.00.
FRANCO
IS
MADRID.
August
14:-General
Francisco
Franco
has
Issued
fur
ther
decrees
to
give
effect
to
hlsi
national
program.
There
Is
one,
party
government
with
Franco
en-1ovtnR
practically
dictatorial
powers.
There
Is
a
cabinet
of
eleven
which
Is
subordinate
to
the
de
fence
council.
What
Spain
needs
more
thar
anything
else.
It
Is
officially
stated.
s
peace
and,
no
matter
what
happens
in
Europe.
It
will
be
endeavoured
to
keep
this
country
neutral.
'WAR'
OVER
'FREE
CITY'
Hull
Will
Represent
Danxig
in
Latest
British
Manoeuvres
t
LONDON.
Aug.
14.
Great
Bri
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Fresh
southerly
winds,
cool
with
scattered
showers.
PRICE:
5
CENT3
Catastrophe
Rat
VV:TALK5
ARE
lI'i
LUlNtLUUtU
i
n
n
in
iio
rasn
'
RIO
DE
JANEIRO.
Aug.
14.
A
Pan
American
Airways
fly-
lng
boat
from
Miami
crashed
into
a
dock
crane
and
broke
were
killed
and
two
survivors
were
seriously
injured
and
may
not
recover.
The
dead
include
Prof.
James
Harvey
Brazilians.
Another
Imperial
I
Airways
Plane
Is
Safe
At
New
Yorl
Italian
Foreign
Minister
Returns
to
Rome
After
Meeting
Chancellor
Adolf
Hitler
ROME,
Aug.
14:
(AP)
hL
pnnfprpnrA
at
RaWhnrr
into
two
pieces
while
landing
Ih
jaermany
German
Foreign
yesterday.
Fjurteen
persons
JoaphIm
vnn
nihu.n
with
whom
he
met
Chancellor
Adolf
Hitler
at
Berchtesgaden,
Count
Galazzeo
Clano
flew
by
alrpij.e
VMtPrrtaV
rvn
Ylw
ratnrn
fn
Rogers,
eminent
Yale
Unlver-
t.
"",:,
.
.
.
Rome
and
immediately
reported
to
sity
economist
and
j
five
other
,l
,.
.....
v.
.
.rrcmier
Aiussouni.
no
statement
.-..,.
....,
.
.
Americans
including
the
plane
.
,.
,
r
.'was
made
regarding
the
conference
.i
ciew.
The
other
victims
were
,
.u,.u
..J...."!
.
ui
mm
uuius
u
unuersiooa
to
have
played
an
Important
part.
Hungary,
Jugoslavia
and
the
Far
J
East
were
also
discussed
but
not,
it
was
stated,
a
German-Hungarian
military
alliance.
j
A
united
course
of
action
by
axis
powers
on
all
problems
of
com-jmon
interest
Is
reported
to
have
been
reached.
I
High
German
sources
reported
i
Sunday
that
Germany
and
Italy
-
iln
the
conferences
between
Chan-
I
NEW
YORK.
August
14:-Suc-
ceor
HUler
the
German
and
!
Wully
completing
another
In-
;Italian
MlnUters
have
laid
rl?
Airways
mall
fligr
carrying
down
a
united
course
of
action
on
line
living
doii
caoot
tanaea
in.
;
all
urgent
and
less
urgent
problems
Tension
In
Hungary
Is
Increasing!
T
V"6,
,
.
T
"lc
affecting
their
countries.
Germans
p
ct"re
he
Clty
,,-reat
exolorer.
Jchn
Cabot,
aft:
!
which
she
was
named
and
whose
I?1
J
Th
thc
Relcthas
played
an
BUDAPEST,
Hungary
August-
H:
,
Wrthnlace
BrUtol
was.
The
Cabot
!iurnJ
to,
-Tension
between
the
Nazis
ani
crossed
Irom
Southampton
to,taiwrtaunt:
letduri",g
thf,
cn"
other
parties
In
Hungary
Is
In-1
Boucherrille,
Quebec,
in
29
hourslence3
but
tha
no
tlme
11x1111
for
creaan.5.
ine
Hungarian-
govern-iand
45
minutes,
bettering
the
meni
is
pressing
a
new
ana
ecntlme
or
the
Caribou,
Air
express
she
carried
included
a
crate
of
grouse
for
President
Roosevelt.
settlement
of
the-
problem
war
jsetr
Ciano
Is
described
officially
as
having
confirmed
Italy's
readiness
to
support
Germany
in
forcing
a
solution'
of
the
burning
question
of
Danzig.
As
the
dapperly
uniformed
Clano
stepped
aboard
the
private
plane
at
Salzburg
Airport
a
com
munique
was
Issued
by
the
official
IlIlT
A
fiO
Geraian
News
Agency
saying
that
If
II.
I
A
I
I
lltVi1116
powers
of
the
Italo-Oerman
Issues
Decrees
To
Give
Further
Effect
To
His
National
Program
Military
Alliance
are
convinced.
tha(
"a
solution
for
outstanding
problems
must
and
can
be
found."
Dunning
Is
In
England
Minister
of
Finance
Lands
At
Liverpool
Already
Feeling
Much
Better
LIVERPOOL,
England,
August
14:
(CP)
Arriving
here
yesterday
to
pay
a
visit
to
his
homeland
cf
England
In
the
course
of
a
holiday
for
the
benefit
of
his
health,
Hon.
Charles
A.
Dunning,
Canadian
minister
of
finance,
said
that
he
was
already
feeling
much
better
following
the
relaxation
of
the
sea
voyage.
Mr.
Dunning
emphatically
denied
that
he
contemplated
taking
up
future
residence
in
England,
have
no
such
idea,"
he
said.
tain's
next
military
manoeuvres,
I
'
starting
tomorrow
and
continuing
n
vr
l
extensively,
will
deal
with
the
prob-1
OlX
IN
SOOnS!
lem
of
defending
a
city
like
Danzig
against
invasion.
According
to
plans
announced
here
a
"Free
City
of
Hull,"
comprising
the
towns
of
Bridlington,
Great
Driffield,
Market
Welghton,
Northumbria
and
England.
The
excerclse,
which
will
last
one
day.
will
test
the
Royal
Air
Force's
ability
to
spot
troops
who
have
good
opportunities
to
take
cover.
1
Baby
Girl
With
External
Heart
Dies
In
Manila
MANILA.
August
14:
(CP)
Af
ter
a
week
of
life,
a
baby
girl
Guards
Killed
"I
Lost
Their
Lives
At
Fort
Knox,
Kentucky,
Yesterday
When
Shell
Exploded
FORT
KNOX.
Kentucky,
August
14:
(CP)
Six
National
Guardsmen
were
killed
yesterday
when
a
shell
which
ther
were
carrying
In
from
a
range
exploded.
It
was
believed
to
be
a
dud.
All
the
victims
were
young
National
Guardsmen
from
Indiana
taking
artillery
training.
Three
others
were
Injured
slightly.
W.
J.
Sully
of
Ketchikan
was
a
passenger
aboard
the
Princess
Charlotte
Saturday
afternoon
going
born
here
with
her
heart
exposed
through
to
Seattle
where
Mrs,
Sully
on
her
chest,
died
yesterday
died
on
Friday
while
on
a
visit
The
Bronchial
pneumonia
was
the!
funeral
will
take
place
at
Seattls
cause
of
death.
tomorrow.
.