it
TV
iu
understood
his
ex-was
not
accepted
an.'.
(
port
of
the
incident
'
:
Washington.
ir
it
urner
valley
i
i
ii
in
i
.fiivr
i
f
i
acme
toast
EDMONTON
August
15:
(CP)--
r
-"r
of
mines
for
Canada,
Mm..'??
Turner
Vallev
oil
bv
n
t
.
titifn
,
,
'
-
yj
run
vviiiiiuii
or
vu-
.
.
,
.
1
1
i
,
....
-
wwig
inTCMigaicu.
ml.Krltnnicvri
.liar
M
WUUIII
-Miiriuonj
in
Another
Clilnese
Consulate
and
Homes
Stormed
At
Chtfu
uiefu
China,
Ausust
15:
(CPt
van
widening
antl-HrlUsh
-
-
ti
I
UVIIIV1WM
.nc
yesieraay
wnen
moos
uruisn
consulate
anu
'JTtlWd
the
hnmoi
nt
rirlf.in.
nere
m
i-...
owtUon
was
assured
the
by
the
authnrtt.i
High
Council'
Of
A
.
V
n
nrmv
in
s,
ession
U)Nhrv
.."..-
..
1
IT
It
f
nlltftl
me
Successor
To
deneral
KvaiUfllnc
Boolh
iv
jviivnir
i
ii'in
ArSl.
uncJI
ot
ilv
Salvation
is
in
session
here
to
choose
accessor
to
General
Rvnnllno
i
rL!10JU
reUtlB-
No
decision
tea;
;d
by
Ay
hU
to
be
u
w
everal
days.
Is
Arriving
This
Week
From
Prairies
Death
Thwarted
Doctor's
Plans
Two
carloads
of
wheat,
the
first
to
be
delivered
here
from
the
prairies
since
the
winter
of
1937.
Is
expected
dally
at
the
local
elevator.
It
will
be
used
for
scale
teting
purposes.
Later
It
Is
the
intention
oi
me
Canadian
government
to
fin
the
elevator
with
wheat
of
the
193fl
eron.
In
connection
with
the
testing
oi
the.
scale.
S.
M.
Capon,
government
u-risht
man
from
Fort
William
will
arrive
here
by
train
Thursday
night,
sailing
the
next
night
for
Vancouver
on
the
Princess
Ade
laide.
I
it
Hetherlnaton
of
Fort
William.
general
manager
of
Canadlaa
gov-1
ernment
elevators,
will
arrive
here,
Frldav
mornlne
on
the
Prince
i
Oeorge
from
Vancouver
to
spend
a
:
few
days
here
In
connection
with
tho
reopening
of
the
local
elevator.
Would
Have
Liked
to
Have
Tlaced
Child's
Heart
Normally
By
Surgery
MANILA,
August
14:
(CPt-Plans
of
physicians
to
place
Inside
tho
bodv
bv
surgery
the
ncari
oi
aay
frin
rnrfiTjon
Rafael,
who
was
born
with
the
organ
exposed
on
.hAt
u-ire
frustrated
by
the
dMth
of
the
child
at
5:25
Sunday
morning.
,
.
.
.
,
A
lack
of
oxygen
in
tne
diooq
.i.,,
vnnu-n
to
doctors
as
cyan
osis,
was
the
immediate
cause
of
death.
The
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club,
owing
to
unsettled
wcnwier.
u
cancelled
a
picnic
meeu
inwn.cn
t,.,
vi.
hoen
held
this
.week
wns
iu
v
o.,
,m
hold
its
regular
weekly
'
luncheon
tomorrow
as
usual.
ed
in
week-end
two
in
day.
in
Saskatchewan,
one
in
Alberta
and
three
in
British
Columbia.
The
British
Columbia
fatalaUe
were
William
Pierce
drowned
Vancouver
Police
Commission
Asks
while
swimming
at
Port
Alberni.
City
Council
To
Appoint
Inde-
Ernest
Lindstrom
in
a
logging
ac-pendent
Commission,
On
cldent
at
Agasslz.
and
Jack
Nor-Mayor's
Chari.es
dan.
who
lost
his
life
while
haying
near
Lllloet.
VANCOUVER.
August
15:
(CP-
In
Manitoba
one
man
iosi
nis
,
Hfp
from
a
cunshot
wound
ana
today
decided
to
ask
that
the
city
anoiner
mi
council
council
appoint
apvwii
an
"1
Independent
uiuv"..
in
basicaicnean
fcu
-
.
...
;
commteton
to
investigate
charges
drowned
and
a
similar
tebefe
by
Ma-or
Lyk
Telford
of
tncfflci-
a
one-and-a-half
year
old
boy
atj
ency
in
police
department
admin-
Lacombe.
Alberta.
1st
ration.
This
decision
was
reached
after
counsel
for
Chief
Constable
W.
W.
Foster
and
Mayor
Telford
argued,
over
the
mayor's
right
to
sit
in;
his
capacity
as
chairman
or
tne
police
commission
while
charges
he
has
preferred
are
heard.
Halifax
Protests
At
Remote
Control
n,Linl
of
Trade
of
Port
Claims
Ottawa
Is
Causing
-Decline
And
Decay"
ttAUFAX.
Aucust
15:
(CP)
iThe
Halifax
Board
of
Trade
is
pro
testing
at
"remote
control
'
by
the
National
Harbors
Board
by
which
it
Is
asserted
the
port
of
Halifax
U
"being
doomed
to
decline
and
de
cay."
Local
administration
is
ot-Ing
sought.
Fisheries
Lab
Site
In
Alaska
i.,v-ri
Ikivf
Srattle
To
Choose
Where
Experimental
nam
nm
Be
Located
rmattle.
Auuust
15:
United
States
Bureau
of
Fisheries
experts
are
leaving
here
for
tne
norm
to
select
a
site
In
southeastern
Al
aska
for
a
$50,000
fisheries
laboratory
which
Is
to
be
established
as
an
aid
to
the
development
of
the
Industry-
BIG
HAUL
OF
MONEY
Bandits
Hold
up
Bank
Messenger
in
New
York
Resort
and
Get
Away
With
STO.OOO
LONOBEACH,
New
York,
Aug.
15:
(CP
Five
men.
one
armed
with
a
machine
gun,
today
robbed
a
bank
Nova
Scotia
,,.
nf
n,,r.rnlmatlv
170.000
on
the
main
street
of
this
summer
resort
town
and
made
a
clean
Jasper
Park
Anglers
Safe
William
Wachler
and
James
.Max
well,
Who
Had
Been
Missing.
.
Turn
Up
Without
Mishap
JASPER
PARK,
August
15:
(CP)
William
Wachter
and
James
Maxwell,
who
had
been
missing
while
on
a
flshlns
trip
In
Jasper
Park
and
for
whose
safety
some
concern
had
been
felt,
turned
up
safely
yesterday.
Halibut
Sales
American
Yukon.
25,000,
Oold
11.8c
and
7c.
I
Storage
Tomorrows
i
taes
Weather
Forecast,
1:41
ajn.
23.1
ft.
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Char-lotte
14
15
Pin.
222
It.
Island
Fresh
to
stron?
8
07
ajn.
0.8
(t.
southwest
winds,
becoming
cool
15
20.20
pin.
3
JO
(t.
with
rain.
N0UTI1ERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
A
r.
',
VIII
.
NO.
190.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY.
AUGUST
15,
1939.
PRICE:
5
CENTS
X
Port
Is
Still
Much
To
Fore
-ml
W
tn
0Kb
U1L
IN
WRECK'
.
l
ti.i
i
itruill
Of
Nevada'
T.,in
frith
Hat
Reached
I
Twenty
-r
our
jiiitfttu
i
11:11
I
.
-
i
ini
iimuii
with
ihj
a
k
Southern
Paetfte
..-i
inm
"rMtv
rir
Kan
'wif
Carlln
early
I'-
ha
been
asm-
r.i
r-
-
-----
.
.
thaa
mt
JBfiAttutf
i
tr-
r.adff
die
l
J.
.
faiiHil
I
kir3
yetterday
and
two
I
I
,f
nfshr
in
lnllril
.
-t
i
i
i
"
ecu;'
..!''
8uian.
Peonvyl
w".r7
rari
hunt
U
under
war
uboieurs
At
leant
two
-(
-
-
u
said
by
InYiMrtkfa-
r.ave
been
required
I,
Ml
I
l
il
I
si
BY
JAPS
nun
Inrnltmr
Amrridtl
RMnan
tliplanallon
Not
Accepted
i
i
u.
n,
iiaro.
wvear
ir.u
w
daw
reported
today
I
wai
detained
and
sub-
i
.provoked
slipping
at
-
'
a
Japanese
guaid
r
W
r
r
nrtl
TW
YJ
ATI
I
O
r
I
IIP
117
'
-
owr-i
va&
.
:
Js;r?se
vjc-uraul
today'
Talk
Is
Now
Increasing
Of
Settling
By
Peaceful
Means
Of
Troublous
Danzig
Issue
ROME,
August
15:
(CP)
Italians
outside
the
government
said
yesterday
that
Germany
and
Italy
were
agreeable
to
holding
a
conference
with
France
and
Great
Britain
for
settlement
of
the
German
claim
to
Danzig.
A
new
plan
is
reported
to
embrace
three
points
.
with
settlement
of
Europe's
other
economic
and
colonial
expansion
problems
as
the
ultimate
aim,
including
Italian
claims
on
France.
An
extremely
reliable
Nazi
source
in
Berlin
said
yesterday
that
Professor
Carl
V.
Burckhardt,
League
of
Nations
commissioner
for
Danzig,
who
has
l)ecn
mentioned
as
a
possible
mediator
between
Germany
and
Poland,
had
a
plan
for
a
peaceful
settlement
of
the
Danzig
question.
The
plan
is
said
to
call
for
a
reunion
of
Danzig
with
the
Reich
and
for
a
"direct
and
guaranteed
connection
between
East
Prussia,
including
Danzig,
and
Germany
proper."
Burckhardt
has
already
met
Chancellor
Adolf
Hitler
and
may
go
to
London
to
confer
with
British
Foreign
Secretary
Lord
Halifax.
Prof.
Burckhardt,
in
a
statement
today,
said
he
had
a
"short
conversation
about
internal
Danzig
questions"
in
Germany
but
he
attached
no
particular
significance
to
them
as
other
sources
had.
League
of
Nations
sources
at
Geneva
said
today
that
the
League
was
ready
to
abandon
protection
over
Danzig
if
Poland
approved
such
action
as
a
step
toward
the
solution
of
Poland's
quarrel
with
Germany.
In
Warsaw
the
Polish
press
and
official
circles
TntTicatctl
openllistrust
today
for
various
rumored
plans
to
save
peace
by
a
new
form
of
compromise.
WHEAT
IS
NEW
PROBE
COMING
IN
IS
SOUGHT
i?w
...
ih.
mau.r
Two
Carload
for
Tesllns
rurposcs
ANCIENT
LAND
OF
EGYPT
MECHANIZES
ARMY
WITH
BRITISH
TANKS
-3UW)
Following
the
lead
of
the
rest
of
the
world,
Egypt,
ancient
land
of
the
Pharoaiis
is
going
in
for
war
preparedness
in
a
big
way
The
EgypUan
a
iy
i
in
..ompletely
mechanized
with
guns,
armored
cars
and
tanks
from
England.
Here
you
see
members
of
the
British
tank
corps
instructing
EgypUan
soldiers
in
the
use
of
some
newly-arrived
tanks
and
their
unru-nient
at
Cairo,
Egypt-
DEATH
BY
New
York
Subway
BODIES
ARE
VIOLENCE
t
ira.m,Le.a?s
irain
t
Leaps
.
uii
RECOVERED,
LrrldtnM
Of
Various
Kinds
Took
...
.Elfht
Lives
,ln-Wetern
.Canada
'
'
Over
Week-end
VANCOUVER.
August
15:
(CP1
rvrr
Switch;
Injuries
NEW
YORK.
Aug
15
fCPT-T
Twenty-one
persons
were
Injured
and
three
hundred
shiken
up
when
i
JAPCHINA
STARVING
Famine
Appears
in
Nipponese
Oc
cupied
Areas
Tokyo
Slay
l
Change
toreun
roiicy
TOKYO,
Aujust
15:
(CP)
A
source
close
to
the
government
said
that
Japan
would
await
"international
developments"
before
radically
altering
her
for-
hunger
riots
and
famine,
had
become
apparent
In
large
parts
of
Japanese-occupied
China
today.
TODAY'S
WEATHER
Prince
Rupert
Showery,
south
east
wind,
six
miles
per
hour;
bar
ometer.
30.00
tfalling);
temperature.
52;
light
chop.
Triple
Island
Overcast,
south
east
wind,
eight
miles
per
hour;
sea
choppy.
Langara
Island
Raining,
south
east
wind,
six
miles
per
hour;
bar
ometer.
29.92;
temperature.
50;
sea
smooth.
Dead
Tree
Point
southeast
wind,
live
miles
per
hour;
Bull
Harbor
Overcast,
westerly
wind,
eight
miles
per
hour;
barom
eter.
30.03.
Prince
George
Clear,
southwest
wind,
two
mlle
per
hour:
barome
ter,
30.00.
Saaday
night
have
been
recov
ered
from
Quanbara
Bay.
u
w
,
i
.
wwmvm..w
w.
r
MURDER
IS
SUSPECTED
Two
Toronto
Poultry
Buyers,
Un-aecounted
For
Since
June,
Had
Considerable
Cash
With
Them
TORONTO.
August
15:
(CP)
Two
young
fruit
truckers,
who
had
been
missing
(or
a
week
and
I
for
whose
safety
some
concern
I
had
been
felt,
turned
up
safely
'yesterday.
The
dlssapearariee
of
!
three
other
men
is
still
unsolved.
Two
poultry
buyers,
unaccounted
for
for
two
months,
may
hare
:been
murdered.
It
is
feared.
Their
i
empty
truck
was
found
but
triers
was
no
sign
of
them.
They
were
known
to
be
carrying
considerable
cash.
SHOULD
SEE
;
ALL
CANADA
Nora
Scotia
Premier,
Visitor
To
Vancouver,
Thinks
This
Is
Duty
t
I
Of
Good
Canadians
VANCOUVER,
August
15:
(CP)
Premier
Angus
Macdonald
(of
Nova
Scotia,
a
Tisltor
here,
thinks
it
is
the
duty
of
Canadians
to
see
all
they
possibly
can
of
Canada
in
order
to
fully
understand
the
problems
of
the
Dominion.
Pre
mier
Macdonald
arrived
yesterday
-"by
TransCanada
AlrLine$f
plant
s
Further
Particulars
of
Flying
Boat
which
also
brought
Hon.
Clarence
jCrash
Which
Cost
TenLives
pt
Hgwe.
.minister
xf-4ransporL..
At
Rio
de
Janeiro
land
J.
b.
Turgeon,M.
P..
for
Carl-
boo.
RIO
DE
JANEIRO.
Aug.
14:
CP
i
Eleht
violent
deaths
were
record-
a
Coney
Island
subway
train
leaped
Bodies
of
ten
victims
of
the
crash'
f
(
.
...
.
.
v.
.
.
i
i
o,.
...
.
...
i
i
lonafA
ic
I
in
western
uanaaa
utrr
m-
a
swiicu
ana
was
hicv&cu
wi
uun-
w
lne
uaoy
Clipper
ot-io
ueic
wi
iuubl
v
o
s
n
.
.
in
Manttoba.
ll.nltAk.
tnr
two
1
-..
n
i
1
L
1
I
M
M11
all
hum...
I
Way
South
To
Iwere
rescued,
are
still
alive
and,!1-1
Prt-,,.,.
although
seriously
injured,
may
re-
VJCL
lYCJldll
o
cover.
1
1
The
two-motored
flying
boat.
in-.
JUNEAU.
August
15:
Having
vesUgation
reveals,
broke
In
two
discharged
her
cargo
and
being
parts
and
sank
tn
flames
after,.
temporarily
patched,
the
Alaska
striking
a
submerged
dredger
In
j
steamship
Co.'s
freighter
Depere,
ithe
bay
while
landing
in
semi-.
which
went
ashore
In
Wrangell
(darkness.
After
striking
the
d
red-1
Narrows
last
week,
left
here
yej-Uer.
the
machine
ricocheted
against,
terday
for
Seattle
where
she
will
ithe
naval
dry
do:k
crane
and
one
I
receive
permanent
repairs.
I
of
the
motors
exploded,
quickly;
-fwathtng
the
Diane
in
flames.
Hail
of
the
shiD
fell
ashore
and
the
other
half
into
the
water.
n-AA
II
rllU
a
t
am
fUtM
I
mm
0
llAf-IIlUe
lilllb
11
Will
ItildUil
tit"
route
to
Buenos
Aires.
Extension
Of
ISalmon
Season
Ketchikan
Is
Asking
For
Later
Closing
Date
Owing
To
Lateness
Of
Fish
KETCHIKAN.
August
15:
A
Petition
has
been
sent
from
here
'to
tne
United
States
Bureau
of
r.
overcast,
..t
,
.
r,t
,
nr
.rttncUn
.of
of
the
the
salmon
salmon
fishing
Iisnmg
season
season
from
the
fish
In
arriving.
Perry
Of
Prince
George
Mentioned
VICTORIA.
Aug.
15:
(CP)
The
name
of
II.
G.
Perry,
M.L.A.
for
Prince
George,
has
also
been
mentioned
concerning
the
filling
of
the
vaeanev
on
the
Board
of
Transport
Commissioners.
Young
Fliers
The
tragedy
occurred
in
full
tlew.jn
Jn
J
T
neL
eun
do
icy.
,
f
stMm
on
toe
Rio
de
""fr'M
1ZT
Janriro
B3ulevard
around
the
bay.
Shanghai
said
that
m
food
h
short-
aje,
threatening
to
develop
into
.
comoleted
a
Hope
Now
Held
For
Alex
Loeb
and
Richard
Decker
in
Atlantic
Hight
DUBLIN,
Aug.
15:
(CP)
The
North
AtlanUc
Is
beileved
definitely
to
have
claimed
the
third
airplane
this
year
as
the
fourth
day
has
passed
without
word
from
Alex
Lo
eb
and
Richard
Decker,
New
York
filers,
who
took
off
from
Nova
Scotia
for
Ireland
on
Friday.
They
used
an
old
Ryan
monoplane,
simi
lar
to
that
In
which
Col.
Charles
A.
Llndberg
years
ago
made-
his
his
toric
crossing
from
New
York
to
Paris.
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when
It
Is
scheduled
EskimOS
Hard
Up
Ugnt
cnop.
i
to
ciosp,
owing
to
the
lateness
ot
;
r
wind,
four
miles
per
hour;
barometer.
30.08
(rising);
temperature,
52;
light
swell.
Alert
Bay
Overcast,
calm;
barometer.
30.22;
temperature,
54;
sea
smooth.
Estevan
Cloudy,
northwest
wind
four
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
30.-
12.
Victoria
Cloudy,
southeast
wind,
eight
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
30.10.
Vancouver
Overcast,
southeast
Utile
Cash
Tu
Purchase
White
Foods
So
They
Have
To
Go
Back
To
Native
Provender
OTTAWA,
August
15:
(CP)
Eskimos
of
Northern
Canada
are
feeling
the
pinch
aa
a
result
of
the
pmll
fur
!ifih
r.f
laf
uiicnn
Also
Considered
Possibility
for
Ap-
which
Is
estimated
to
have
been
pointment
to
vacancy
on
uoara
irorn
liny
to
seveniy-nve
percent
of
Transport
Commissioners
below
that
of
the
previous
winter.
The
northern
natives
have
heea
unable
to
purchase
as
much
white
food
and
supplies
as
they
have
been
accustomed
to
doing
and
have
been
forced
to
turn
back
to
native
foods.
However,
then1
li
little
real
suffering.