ED1L11UIN
CAME
TRUE
nllo
TtlU
of
Friendship
With
i.
anil
ill
I
nnr
Fathers
Before
Tiiem
-i
fi
Pattullo
of
British
lUlI.vioi
"
-
.
it.
.nMivrtirv
rflnnrr
fur
u
.
.1
I
.
tl'llttAM
WAN
i.
i
irinr
txfct
nlrht
tM
It
In
tilm
tniirh
mnrf
mere
politic,
event
rttullo
nid:
The
Prime
-
-
-
r
I
have
perpetuated
that
ran
clfarly
recall
my
fither
.1
1
.
I.
it
m
r.
il
f
nf
.w.11-
A
.
,
IU.
..M.
lima
I
all
tn
v
ino,
.
........
'that
boy
King
will
be
Prime
rRssinN
TALK
OFF
f
Kitif
and
Qoren
Hat
wtn,
Prrmler
of
That
frovlnre
Declare
:.t
'.he
dtnner
marking
the
1
'
vrunr
nf
Ui
alnr
NATORQ
BAT
HARD
v
.'irm
rtwr
ni
pim
1
aril
sir.
irj
Usihlritton
Defeated
New
York
Vankeea
ACH!NOTON.
D
C
.
Aug
:
E
"ry
member
of
the
Wash--ators
club
made
at
least
'
:
t
terday
as
they
defeated
t
;-;e
iradlng
New
York
Yank-
S1
!
.
thru
Th
Tlr.dr.ri
Pl
a
full
game
further
up
on
Ycik
as
they
defeated
the
f:t
National
League,
the
Cln-
.nil.
.
Kill
..(th
C..:ra.o
Cubs
and
held
their,
1
seven
ana
a
nan
game
Cf
Louis
Cardinals
who
were
w
I
if
1
1
u
iuiii
111
ri
k
o
arvest
Work
t
innui
01
irattMcnis
in
i
rm-
EOINA,
Aug.
B:
(
CP
Large
m
va
V
ntlOtUIIkO
-
"
lno
Saskatchewan
In
gets
fully
under
way.
i!.og
YY1U
ve
In
France
nr
Ruler
of
Albania
Arrives
In
Veraallles'
to
Make
future
Home
EKSAILLE3.
Auc.
8:
(CP)
Af-
havlng
wandered
around
Eur-
unce
the
absolution
of
his
ntfo
..
...
.
....
"vme
manins
ago
Dy
uaiy.
In"
King
Zog
of
Albania
has
'vi'd
in
Versailles
and
will
take
M'manent
residence
here.
Zog
fcompanled
by
the
former
queen
lr
baby
and
three
sisters
of
the
King.
Mawivenzie
King
Drops
No
Hint
Regarding
Election;
Is
Accorded
Great
Ovation
TORONTO,
August
9:
(CP)-Leading
Liberals
from
all
parts
of
Canada
to
the
number
of
nearly
4000
including
federal
cabinet
ministers,
provincial
premier
and
mem-
oers
01
I'arliament
and
various
legislatures
assembled
here
last
night
at
the
banquet
table
.
...
to
do
honor
to
Prime
tf!2..A,
tlffll!
V
m
uinisuT
wiuiam
i,yon
wacnenzie
King
on
the
occasion
me
iwrnueui
anniversary
01
ru
j
selection
as
Leader
of
the
Libera
Party
of
Canada
la
succession
t
the
late
Sir
Wilfred
Uurter
Tiv
toast
to
Mr.
King
was
proponed
by
Rt.
Hon.
Ernest
Lapointe
Mm
ster
of
Justice
and
the
Premier
chief
lieutenant.
80
great
was
h
ovation
accorded
Mr.
King
by
r.
dmlri
arri
supporter
tr.a'-was
several
minutes
before
ho
w.
able
to
start
on
bit
addnv
It
wa
an
unprecedented
tribute
t
Prime
Minister
who
was
praised
'
his
contribution
to
Canada
n
wt
'are
In
more
than
twenty
spec
-V
by
Liberal
leaders
from
Charm
-own
to
Victoria.
The
date
of
the
general
.
and
the
personal
future
of
tr
Prime
Minuter
were
the
qurs-i
r
In
the
minds
of
h.
!
I'lppremost
eners
a
well
as
followers
of
pol,:
,ieai
auaira
in
we
aauon
am
I
neither
subject
did
Mr
t
Prime
Minister
WUham1,nr
lUnt
hltoe.Tr
leren
mentloneG
the
w
v..
.1.
11
,
11
.1
.
.
.
.
.tion
"
KinK
dr-"
r
3f
Saskatchewan
said!
"
w,"uo"
w
ta
nl
.?
of
the
Kln
and'
tt
'
ansd
tr4r
than
been
f
r
many
yeara.
He
tev
world
ele
.
.
..
...
.
(Canada
rrJahi
or
nuaht
not
do
un
eircunuxanoea
01
no
.
j
province
Although
he,w
adluaUnenU
were
nht
at
the
Ume
know
nothing
...
...
1
1
The
Prime
Minister
declared
h
net
iww
nor
at
any
futarr
r'
hat
there
was
a
.
1
r-.
111
r
an
iinnniiBi
i
n
i
-
v
'
I
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
I
atari
a
towara
a
nrunwHrii
Munition
thit
mktht
arise
In
some
oth-
jer
part
of
the
world.
The
Libera'
party
always
prepared
to
take
a
firm
stand
when
cireumatanre-;
demanded
it
"But
I
do
not
think
it
would
heln
the
rue
f
tntrri.
."nn'
eace
if
we
seek
to
chanac
'the
form
of
government
in
other
'lands.-
he
said.
The
Premier
dlacuased
with
mucr
feHine
the
value
of
Liberalism
U
the
maintenance
of
orderly
government
and
urged
continuation
of
the
two-party
system.
Mr.
Kln
paid
feeling
tribute
tc
the
late
Sir
Wilfrid
Laurier.
hir
illustrious
predecessor,
whose
po
litical
protegee
he
wm
and
whosr
cabinet
he
er
-red
at
the
age
of
thirty-four.
WOULD
TAKE
OVER
YUKON
Anneiatlon
by
British
Columbia
is
ny
No
.Means
Dead
Issue,
Declares
Pattullo
OTTAWA.
Aug.
9:
(CP)
Annexation
of
the
Yukon
by
Ilri
tlsh
Columbia
would
result
In
development
of
the
district
lo
an
extent
hitherto
undreamed
of,
Premier
T.
D.
Pattullo
of
IlrltUh
Columbia
said
In
an
Interview
here.
"The
Yukon
is
similar
In
every
;
respect
to
the
northern
frontier
of
Itritish
Columbia
and
lis
annexation
would
permit
of
more
direct
administration
of
its
affairs
than
Is
possible
from
Ottawa,"
Mr.
Pattullo
asserted.
"Kc-onomlcally,
British
Columbia
and
the
Y'ukon
form
an
cntlly."
Mr.
Pattullo
said
he
did
not
know
whether
he
would
be
Riven
I
permission
to
take
over
the
Yu-
kon
but
It
was
still
a
definitely
.
.
1
live
issue.
Anion
niu
dcch
meantime
postponed
pendlnr
the
report
of
the
royal
commission
on
Dominion-provincial
relations.
The
Y'ukon
had
a
great
future
as
a
gold
producer,
the
British
Columbia
Premier
said.
Union
of
British
Columbia
and
the
Y'ukon
would
also
simplify
arrantemcnls
for
the
construction
of
the
British
Columbia-Alaska
IHshwnr.
Mr.
Pattullo
declared.
Says
Little
Is9P2hIIIIIIH
1
f!iA(llKllllllllllllllB
pulmiei:
KINO
lODAYb
Bethlehem
Steel,
60.'
Chrysler,
General
Electric,
36?8.
STOCKS
Tancouver
Dig
MiMourt.
12
Bialorne.
1130.
Oartbue
quartz.
2.10.
Den
Ionia.
.OIV
Denlonia.
.024.
Fairvlcw.
M.
OoiA
Belt.
.26.
Iledley
Masost,
.73.
Mlnto.
.01.
Noble
Five.
XIV,.
Fend
OrWk.
1.42.
Pioneer.
2.40.
Premier.
1.88.
Privateer,
1.13.
1
Reevea
McDonald,
3.
Reno.
.46.
Relief
Arlington
.12
tt.
Reward,
.02.
Salmon
Gold,
jOC
V.
Sheep
Creek,
1.18.
Cariboo
Hudson,
.03
H.
Oils
A.
P.
Con..
.15.
Calmont.
iOVt.
C
ii
E..
1.85.
Freehold.
.03
Vi.
Home.
2.12.
Pacalta.
.04.
Royal
Canadian,
.18.
Okalta.
.95.
Merucry.
06.
Prairie
Royaltle.
.21.
Toronto
Aldermac.
32.
BeatUe.
10.
Central
Pat..
2.46.
Cons.
Smelters.
44.75.
East
Malartk.
2.67.
Fenriand.
.03.
Francocur,
.63.
Oods
Lake,
.4m.
Hardrock,
1.10.
Int.
Nickel.
48.75.
Kerr
Addison,
1.97.
Little
Long
Lac,
3.00.
McLeod
Cockshutt,
1.90.
Madscn
Red
Lake,
.40.
IScKcnzle
Red
Lake.
U6.
Moneta.
1.00.
Noranda,
82.00.
Pickle
Crow,
4.65.
Preston
E.
Dome,
1.54.
San
Antonio,
1.90.
Sherrltt
Oordon,
1.05.
Stadacona,
.54.
Uchl.
1.15.
Bouscadlllac,
.04.
Mosher,
.14.
Oklcnd.
.07.
Smelters
Gold.
.02i.
Dominion
Bridge,
27.75.
New
Y'ork
American
Can.,
102..
American
Telephone,
166.
I
Annrnnrta.
2G'i.
I
Lumber
Exports
From
Province
Hit
High
Mark
:
VICTORIA,
Aug.
9:
CPI
British
Columbia
lumber
ex-
4
ports,
totalling
117.000.000
4
board
feet,
struck
an
all
time
high
in
July.
The
United
King-
dom
Is
by
far
the.
most
import-
4
and
market,
having
taken
91,
OOOOOO
board
feetf
making
the
total
for
the
year"
to
dat
514,-
000.000
board
feet.
4
4-4444
SENATOR
INHERE
Comment!
On
Laclt
of
Electiou
..nnounifmtnt
To
Visit
Gold
Mining
Operations
r1
That
will
be
a
great
dlsappolnt-aeru
'jo
a
lot
of
ppie."
eommen
led
Se
lator
A.
D.
McRae
this
mom-
1
v
m
tald
as
he
arrived
in
Prtnc
Rupert
that
.prime
Mlnlstr
W:
t
-
Lyon
Mackenzie
King
Md
.a
red
ast
n'nht
to
make
any
hln
as
t-i
when
a
federal
election!
be
eitpect-d.
.Oenera'.
Mc-j
ae
t
(ue
to
be
drawn
into
anyl
wLUca)
discussion.
"I
am
throuil
with
palitlcs."
said
the
fonr;
1
1
.i
.!ii:au:i
ConservaUfe
organizer.
I
0ura!
McRae
was
a
passenger
J
aboard
the
Prin--r
George
go
r'.i
through
to
Juneau
whence
he
wilt
,
..y
to
Fairbanks
to
visit
two
gold
drrdg
ng
operations
on
the
Y'ukoa
River
three-quarters
-of
an
haur'
IHght
from
Falrbsnk
Next
yeat.;
he
saidVhe
hoped
to.
Juveat
leav'-i
I
one
tiredglng
0r"
dragline
o?era
Mm
going
on
the
Stewart
River
in
the,
Dawson
district.
Poland
Blamed
For
War
Spirit
Berlin
Newspapers
Claim
it
is
Trying
to
Start
Conflict
Over
Danzig
Issue
BERLIN.
Aug.
9:
CP)
Berlin
newspapers
yesterday
again
a
ecus-
over
the
Free
City
of
Danzig.
The
newspapers
sun
predicted
mat
there
would
be
no
war.
They
again
referred
to
the
policy
of
Chancellor
adolf
Hitler
to
obtain
a
peaceful
setUement
of
the
issue.
W0RKLESS
QUESTION
Import
Recommendations
by
Labor,
Committee
of
Chamber
of
j
Commerce
1
The.,
labor,
committee,
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
has
reported
In
favor
of
endorsing
the
suggestion
that
the
report
of
the
National
Employment
Commission.
The
committee
also
recommends:
That
the
government
be
requested
to
pension
unemployed
men
of
sixty
years
and
over
who
are
phys
ically
unfit
to
take
their
places
In
,the
ranks
of
labor
and
have
no
oth
er
means
of
support.
This
report
came
before
the
Council
of
the
Chamber
at
Its
cent
meeting
but
It
was
thought
too
Dig
a
question
to
De
aeait
wtin
by
the
executive
and
was
referred
to
the
first
meeting
of
the
Chamber
In
September.
WINNIPEG
WHEAT
PRICE
N
WINNIPEG,
Aug.
9:
(CP)
Win
nipeg
wheat
futures
were
H'c
to
Standard
Oil
of
Ney
Jersey,
4U.
closing
at
521,c
Tomorrows
Tides
Weather
Forecast
9:23
a.mt
T2
ft.
.
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Charlotte
21:22
piaf?
It.
Island
Moderate-
winds,
2:48
ajo.
H
partly
cloudy
and
cooler,
fresh
southwest
wind
tonight
with
mitt
11M
UJUitf.
:tVt
1
1
and
light
rain.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
-
A
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
AUGUST
9,
1939.
PRICE:
5
CENTS
FINAL
BULLETINS
HITLER'S
LATEST
ORDERS
DANZIG
Albert
Foerster,
Nazi
leader
of
Danzig,
is
returning
to
the
Free
City
today
with
the
latest
instructions
from
Chancellor
Adolf
Hitler
and
will
speak
to
a
mass
meeting
in
Danzig
tomorrow
night,
it
was
announced
today.
KING
REVIEW'S
FLEET
WEYMOUTH.
En.land
The
King
today
reviewed
1J3
warships
of
the
reserve
fleet
which
Great
Britain
is
tuning
to
active
service
pitch.
BITTER
INTERNAL
STRIFE
SHANGHAI
A
bitter
internal
struggle
in
Japan
over
whether
the
Empire
shall
conclude
an
outright
alliance
with
Germany
and
Italy
may
cause
the
fall
of
the
Japanese
cabinet,
an
informed
traveler
from
Tokyo
said
today.
VICTORIA
-MAN
KILLED
LONDON
The
air
office
announced
today
that
Leslie
Phillips,
aircraftsman,
killed
with
two
other
Royal
Air
Force
men
in
the
crash
of
a
bomber
near
Eastbourne,
Sussex,
was
from
Victoria,
B.C.
The
crash
took
place
during
the
great
aerial
NEW
ZEALAND
ARMING
WELLINGTON,
NX
Defence
Minister
F.
Jones
announced
Tuesday
that
the
peace
time
strength
of
the
New
Zealand
territorial
has
been
increased
from
9.500
to
16,000
men,
in
case
of
war.
Some
40,040
trained
men
are
standing
by
in
addition
to
the
regular
army.
POLES
STAND
READY
WARSAW
Orders
to
wear
full
uniforms
and
carry
rifles
while
on
duty
have
been
Issued
to
Polish
customs
officials,
on
the
Danzig
east
Prussian
frontier,
the
newspaper
Kurjor
War
samski
said
Tuesday.
There
was
no
official
confirmation.
HUNTING
OUT
LOYALISTS
IIENDAYE,
France
Spanish
Nationalists
were
reported
Tuesday
to
be
hunting
thousands
of
men,
without
a
government,
hiding
in
the
Asturian
Mountains
of
northwest
Spain.
Advices
said
General
Franco's
men
had
arrested
hundreds
of
civilians
accused
of
giving
former
Republican
soldiers
food
and
shelter.
CHRYSLER
VERY
ILL
WHITE
PLAINS,
NX
Walter
P.
Chrysler,
automobile
manufacturer.
U.crUlcaUj.iU
at
ills
Long
Island
homc
.
FREAK
BABY
GIRL
MANILA
A
seven-pound
baby
girl
was
born
with
her
heart
completely
outside
her
body
here
and
lived
through
her
second
day
of
life
Tuesday,
as
physicians
pondered
what
to
do.
A
thin
stemless
cocktail
glass
protected
the
exposed
heart
resting
on
the
infant's
chest.
It
helped
maintain
body
heat
for
the
heart
and
guard
against
infection.
MORAL
REARMENT?
VATICAN
CITY
Papal
secretary
of
state.
Cardinal
Maglione,
in
a
letter
to
the
president
of
Canada's
Catholic
annual
social,
stated
that
forms
-of
government
or
social
organizations
will
not
in
themselves
save
world
peace,
if
the
spirit
of
sacrifice
and
equity
is
absent
ENORMOUS
WHEAT
CROP
ROME
The
International
Institute
of
Agriculture
predicted
today
that
world
wheat
production
for
1939
will
be
the
highest
since
the
World
War,
except
for
last
year's
crop.
STOCK
MARKET
WEAKER
NEW
YORK
Declines
at
the
close
wiped
out
initial
gains
running
to
a
point
or
so
on
the
stock
market
Tuesday.
Transfers
were
around
450,000
shares,
the
smallest
turnover
for
a
month.
STRENGTHENING
SINGAPORE
SINGAPORE
One
battalion
of
British
troops
and
two
of
Indian
troops
arrived
Tuesday
from
India
to
strengthen
the
Singapore
garrison.
A
squadron
of
planes
arrived
Monday.
Arranging
For
Wheat
Disposal
federal
government
make
an
lm-pPderal
Director
of
Marketing
mediate
attack
on
the
unemploy-
Winnipeg
Central
Selling
mcnt
problem
and
follow
out
other,
Under
Consideration
recommendations
contained
In
the
under
consideration.
Pla
Ian
in
WINNIPEG,
Aug.
9:
(CPt
A.
W.
Weather
Forecast
Oeneral
Synopsis
The
baro
Mine
Development
Going
On
Nicely
F.
W.
Guernsey
Here
Today
After
meter
is
falling
on
the
northern
shipment.
British
Columbia
coast
and
is
low,
from
Vancouver
Island
southeastward.
The
weather
has
been
fair
and
quite
warm
in
nearly
all
parts
of
B.
C.
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island
Visit
To
Ecstall
Property
ALL
MUST
REGISTER
fteieh
Demands
Record
Of
All
People
Between
Ages
Of
Five
And
Seventy
BERLIN,
August
9:
(CP)
A
new
scheme
of
national
registration
raa
decreed
In
Germany
yester-lay.
Under
It,
every
person
In
tht
lountry,
male
or
female,
between
he
ages
of
five
and
seventy,
li
required
to
register,
giving
details
rgardlns
physical
condition
and
ill
other
personal
particulars.
Alberta
Vouchers
Are
Not
Wanted
Road
Workers
Go
Out
on
Strike
in
Protest
at
Their
Being
Given
Vouchers
For
Wakes
BLAIRMORE.
Alberta,
Aug.
9:
CP-Seventeen
men
on
govern
ment
road
work
here
have
gon
on
strike.
They
refuse
to
accept
tweni
ty-five
per
cent
of
their
wages
in
;ovemment
vouchers.
PINCH
IS
NOW
FELT
import
Cuts
Imposed
by
New
Zealand
Having
Bad
Effect
Upon
Trade
"AUGKLAND,
NAUgust'9PfcPffa!"-
New
Zealand
Is
starting
to
feel
the
pinch
of
the
import,
cuts
imposed
to
conserve
Dmlhtoris
overseas
funds.
Supplies
of
many
goods
ire
running
short,
and
at
the
same
Jme
numerous
indentors
and
agen
cies
are
dismissing
their
staffs
and
closing,
as
they
cannot
obtain
stocks.
Canada
was
the
first
country
to
nake
a
reduction
in
its
official
representation.
As
a
result
of
the
import
cuts,
Canadian
trade
to
New
Zealand
has
been
greatly
curtailed
and
the
post
of
assistant
trade
commissioner
in
the
Dominion
has
been
temporarily
abolished.
The
commissioner
will
remain
to
maintain
contacts,
but
the
assistant
commissioner.
R.
O.
Bower,
has
been
transferred
to
Australia.
Actually
In
the
first
three
months
of
the
year
the
value
of
Canadian
goods
imported
Into
New
Zealand
rose
from
146S25,
New
Zealand
currency
$4,293,654
in
the
same
!
period
last
year
to
1,642,500.
This
'was
largely
because
an
automobile
I
company
started
shipping
from
it
Canadian
instead
of
Us
United
states
plant,
and
because
the
full
.effect
of
the
Import
bans
had
not
then
been
felt.
It
Is
expected
that
'
later
"figures
will
show
a
heavy
drop.
Traders
Protest
The
Canadian-British
Traders
Association
of
New
Zealand
has
protested
against
the
bans
on
Canadian
goods,
which
are
more
severe
than
on
articles
from
either
Britain
or
Australia.
It
pointed
out
that
although
New
Zealand
buys
more
from
Canada
direct
than
vice-versa,
Canada
also
Imports
much
New
Operations
are
proceeding
stead-
Zealand
produce,
such
as
wool,
liv
and
satisfactorily
at
the
Nor-,
woolen
goods,
skins,
sausage
casings
Shaw
of
Ottawa,
federal
director
(
tnem
pyrlte
mme
on
the
Ecstall
and
grass
seed,
via
the
United
Klng-of
marketing,
Is
here
to
confer
-Rlver
accordlhg
to
F.
W.
Quern-1
dom.
gardlng
the
marketing
or
the
19391
well
nown
Vancouver
mining
!
Meanwhile
there
has
been
a
rush
wheat
crop.
A
central
selling
plan
man
wno
operating
the
prop-
to
buy
what
stocks
remain
of
pro-among
the
various
co-operatives
is'erty.
Mr.
Guernsey
sailed
by
thethibited
articles.
Brands
of
cos-
Catala
today
on
his
return
to
,
metics,
English
women
s
shoes,
can-Vancouver
after
visiting
the
mlne.ned
fish,
breakfast
cereals,
popular
Mr.
Guernsey
stated
that
no
.sauces
and
pickles.
English
biscuits
'plant
construction
work
would
be!
and
American
cigarettes
and
to-
undertaken
this
year
on
the
prop-lbacco
have
been
in
particularly
crty
nor
could
anything
be
said
n
heavy
demand,
and
supplies
c:
regard
to
early
production
for
many
lines
are
now
either
running
Thirty-two
men
are
employed.
LONDON
GOLD
PRICE
LONDON,
Aug.
9:
(CPlrf'.The
Moderate
northwest,
shifting
to
Montreal
price
of
bar
gold
on
the.
lic
lower
yesterday
with
October
southwest
winds,
mostly
fair
and
London
market
was
steady
yoiter-?
I
warm
with
mist
tonight.
day
at
$34.77
per
fine
ounce.
'7c.
Halibut
Sales
,
American;
"
.
.
Western,
40,000,
Royal,
105c
an
i