hi
r
I
r
i
E
1:
Tomorrow
s
Tides
Doings
Around
Ottawa
House
w
r
1:1
1
f
O
Mi
1
R
t
r
lb;
H,-
Brn
er
::t
:
Bi:r-a
the
previous
By
TOM
IlEII)
M.
I.
Defence
Matters
jmmtttce
Investigating
the
Cm
contracts
has
created
:n
Interest.
Nothing
much
'sr
has
been
brought
to
The
charges
and
Innuendo
-
the
tne
speeches
speecnes
in
m
the
me
House
r
the
budact
has
been
).,,
.pinmpal
military
k(':zle
in
connection
with
the
total
tpend).ures
of
the
defence
depart-M'i
from
the
time
the
Liberal
lOTwnment
came
Into
office
and
P
to
i.hr
present
time.
Including
'"I
dr'
ailed
statement
of
the
pro-
Pd
rxpmdlture
for
the
current
"
of
60
million
dollars,
The
MlnlUer
also
save
a
full
ac
counting
of
the
ninety
million
dol-
lar;'
"pent
the
three
t
---..
during
uuiiiij
mc
past
(man
--
;.i
LVmrlli
Month
CnmmiMi'r
KennrtH
More
Sa
i
v
-
-
-
.
.
...
About
Defence
muter
lor
I'oor
rremier
wnn
ins
.Majcaiy
Now
that
we
are
in
the
fourth
month
of
the
session
he
various
committees
are
getting
near
Uje
point
of
re-.
Hi
.
their
findings
to
the
House
of
Commons.
The
nn
civil
service
matters
recommends
that
no1
employee
shall
Imj
retained
in
the
Civil
Service
be-
i
age
oi
bo
ana
inai
no
iemaie
employee
snan
dc1
j
beyond
the
age
of
80.
uch
.
be
made
compulsory
I
rT
n
f
fi
Hp
1
Tr
uds
alio
agalrut
mar-
If
U
l
I
A
Nl
H
being
employed
and
is;
'
-
preent
departmental
n
n
i
pnilr
--cby
only
80
per
cent
of
c::e
permanent
employee
:ent
temporary.
The
v.
yet
been
adopted
by
:
:;d
may
entail
consider
-
,
be
fort
It
U
adopted.
:
the
estimate
and
ex-
Indignant
Jewry
of
Palestine
lie
ori
To
Non-Co-operation
,
And
Economic
Treasure
I
Against
British
rian
!(newmanMiwn-
Jerusalem.
mv
20:
cpi
and
shipping
are
dealt
.
p.iMlln..-
rninM
Jrwrv
has
re-
mmlttee
of
the
House
l0
a
pa4sWc
rUtance
cam-
,n
thPt
J"-
.
.1
Tk
The
Initial
Initial
Vi
I
nno
evtry
qurauuti
i..
pagn
0f
non-co-operation
ana1
nit
management
and'
nomjc
pressure
In
attempting
,aU
Some
criticism
to
lnwilrt
British
plana
to
set
up
I
the
committee
by
ome
,n
impendent
rab-JewUh
state
i
WaUve
members
re-ln
jy
4
vUu
demon-
puuiuxu
on
th.,itratmnT-rme
tted,
leaving
i
;a
lonal
hotel
at
Vancou-
British
constable
V
should
rt
be
over-1
persons
Injured.
,
while
It
t
true
the!
....
in
Vancouver
has
cwt
..',s
of
dollars,
it
has
than
paid
'for
by
the
uver.
Some
yeara
ago
:f
Vancouver
gave
the
S.:i
jnal
Railways
all
the
,'i.
jperty
for
their
tertn-
urnli
todav
U
tl
estt-
raslly
worth
well
over)
ton
dollars.
ro
wnrr.
Dominion
Of
Canada
has
;My
donated
as
has
the
he
City
of
Vancouver,
banking
and
commerce
Oraham
Towers.
Oover-Bank-
of
Canada,
has
t
examination
lor
some
time,
the
two
chief
a
our
own
Ocrry
McOeer
Turker.
Liberal
member
town.
Saskatchewan.
It
?
that
the
Social
Credit
:r
n
the
committee
are
kr
to
make
speeches
In
the
'
"rm
to
test
out
their
new
t
qurHttontng
Mr.
Towers
In
-r
:r..T.Jtee.
dead
and
lit
ZONING
IS
APPROVED
Prince
Hunerfs
New
Bylaw
Ratified
By
Provincial
Govern
ment
At
Victoria
VICTORIA,
May
20:
(CPl
The
orovlnclal
government
yesterday
approved
the
new
Prince
Rupert
city
ronlng
bylaw
which
imposes
new
building
restrictions.
IDEALS
ARE
NO
BARRIER
Great
Britain
Desirous
oi
urc-
procal
Military
Agreement
With
Soviet,
Prime
Minister
Declares
LONDON.
May
20:
lCP)-6pcak
Ins
In
the
House
of
Commons
iv-.i-rHv
Prime
Minuter
ncvuic
the
session
by
the
Conrhamb.rlaln
denied
that
Anglo
seruf
;e
and
C.C.P.
members
have
negotlatlons
for
the
In-
V
fc
-cn
substantiated.
Little
w.
onvit
in
the
Anglo-
'
'i.a
the
Conservatives
and
CC
F
laised
such
strong
objections
"3
a:i
i-.vrsttgatlon
by
a
committee
t
n
House
of
Commons.
V-
----
-
,
French
antl-aggrcsslon
dioc
nau
been
Impeded
by
Ideological
bar-
rlers-
.
,
a
tv,
TMmi.
Minister
declared
letter
wns(lnat
Great
Britain
had
ANTIMONY
always
ar-
K
down
by
Mrt
Dunning
andrangCmcnts
with
the
Soviet.
complptft
and'
detailed
statement,
.
Malsky.
Soviet
ambassador
"J
ben
made
by
Hon.
Ian
Mac-
t(J
0rcat
urftaln,
yesterday
hand
ed
a
note
to
the
uriiisn
rwcis
Office
from
his
government
stat
ing
that
full
replcrocal
mnuaxj
assistance
would
have
to
be
th
premise
of
any
alliance
Deiween
Russia,
Great
Britain
and
France.
for
527
aircraft.
The
sixty
million
dollars
Includes
twenty-one
million
fnr
military
nurooses.
eight
and
a
.
!..
Umn
he
i
half
million
for
naval
services.
over
office,
Canada's
defence
.twenty-three
and
a
half
millions
"luipment
was
In
a
very
dllapl-1
for
air
services
and
the
rest
Is
made
"wd
fondiuon.
It
was
revealed
Jr
the
first
time
that
Canada's
Present
objective
tnvqlvcs
provision
nn
nt
mlsrpllaiieous
5c.
It
Is
lntf
resting
to
note
Canada's
(Continued
on
Page
'1
u-oj
Halibut
Sales
Summary
American
25,000
pounds,
Canadian
32.700
pounds.
SHIPMENT
First
Consignment
From
B.
C
Sent
Out
Of
Local
Plant
To
Texas
May
Mean
Interior
Producer
Throuih
the
instrumentality
of
the
local
ore
sampling
plant
and
Dr.
Joseph
T.
Mandy,
resident
mining
engineer,
the
first
shipment
of
antimony
ore
evet
to
leave
the
province
of
British
Columbia
was
made
from
Prince
Rupert
yesterday.
It
consjst'd
of
thirteen
tons
Trom
the
Snowbird
property
on
Stuart
Lake
ten
miles
from
Fort
St.
James
The
ultimate
hope
Is
to
make
this
the
first
antimony
produc
Ing
mine
In
British
Columbia
and,
as
far
as
is
known,
the
only
one
in
Canada.
Regulat
shipments
of
from
thirty
to
one
hundred
tons
monthly
Is
the
aim.
The
property
Is
possessed
of
substantial
tonnage
of
this
ore.
Heretofore
the
possibilities
of
antimony
production
have
not
been
greatly
heeded
but,
through
the
medium
of
the
local
sampling
plant
and
Dr.
Mandy.
il
now
appears
that
a
profitable
market
may
be
assured.
Intensive
efforts
with
this
end
in
view
have
been
under
way
dur-
shipment,
which
wrnt
forward
to
Vancouver
on
the
Prince
John
last
niiht,
will
I
go
on
to
Seattle
whence
It
will
'
be
loaded
for
Galveston.
Texas
rnroute
to
the
Texas
Mining
Smelting
Co.
at
Laredo
which
I
specialties
in
antimony
and
lead
ore.
Possibilities
of
shipment
to
Belgium.
England
and
New
York-have
also
been
gone
Into.
The
Snowbird
property
Is
owned
by
O.
J.
Oslrem
and
T
K.
NetUon.
It
Is
situated
'across
Stuart
Lake
from
Fort
St.
James.
7.6c
6.6c
and
5c
and
6c
and
5c.
American
Urania,
25,000,
Cold
Storage,
7.6c
and
5c.
.
"
r
Canadian
Olympic
II,
20,300,
Pacific,
6.6
and
"5c.
Lake
"Dlwa,
5.000,
Atlln,
6.8c
ano
Zip,
3,000,
Coia
bwrage,
o.c
md
5c.
Bug.
2.500,
Cold
Storage.
e.c
and
5c.
M.
I..
1,900,
Booth,
6.9c
and
5C.
HOT
DOGS
FOR
KING
President's
Wife
and
Mother
Dis
agree
'
Arrangements
tor
White
House
Hospitality
WASHINQTON
D.
C,
May
20:--Only
Immediate
members
of
tre
royal
party
will
be
guests
with
the
CINCINNATI.
May
20:
(CP)
141
Capitol
Huh
.
3:12
am.
22.1
ft,
Si
TAXI
15:03
p.m.
19.4
ft.
8:57
am.
1.7
ft.
to
Maccy'g
Coffee
House
20:58
p.m.
8.7
ft.
NOKTIIKKN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
v
XXVIII
No.
118.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
MAY
20,
1939.
PRICE:
CENTS
Nation's
Capital
Is
Honorin
"
"
mother-s
parents.
twelve-Inning
four
to
three
vie-
tory
over
the
cellar-dwelling
Phillies
yesterday,
moved
Into
all
bu',
a
mathematical
tic
with
the
St.
Louis
Cardinals.
Idle
with
the
Brooklyn
Dodgers
on
account
of
rain,
for
leadership
of
the
National
League.
The
Boston
Bees
downed
the
Pittsburg
Pirates
five
to
two
at
Pittsburg
and
went
Into
third
place
ahead
of
the
Chicago
Cubs
who
lost
11
to
5
to
the
New
York
Giants.
The
victory
put
the
Giants
Into
sixth
place
ahead
of
Pittsburg,
The
race
In
the
National
Leasue
continues
close
with
only
half
vr,a
and
oueen
oi
tnciana
rt
iwo-un-u-nuu
b"
scimim.
......
-
...
,.
.
,
I
.
I
the
White
House
wnen
tney
visit
nrsi
piace
ana
iuu-euucr
u-ama
m;
here
next
month.
This
will
include.
me
sianaing.
Kine-s
secretary,
the
Queen's
In
the
American
League
the
lartv.ln-waltlnir.
the
King's
valet
lf
Npu?
New
Vnrt
Yankees,
nlnvlncr
ftt
the
Queens
mam
ana
ncoiianu
me
nome
siaamm,
won
ugam
u
vrrf
nf
fleers.
Other
members
of
.Chicago
White
Sox
for
their
ninth
Queen'
Charlotte
Island
operator,
arrived
In
the
the
Princess
Adelaide
yesterday
af
for
the
Islands.
Election
Result
s
Now
Confirmed
Conservatives
Have.
Twenty
Scats
And
Liberals
Four
Prince
Edward.
Island
CHARLOTTETOWN,
Prince
Ed
ward
Island,
May
20:
(CP)
Official
returns
confirm
that
the
Liberal
administration
won
twenty-
six
of
the
Legislature's
thirty
seats
in
Thursday's
general
provincial
election,
the
Conservatives
getting
the
other
four.
The
return
of
the
Liberal
government
to
power
breaks
a
tradition
of
nearly
a
quarter
of
a
century
by
which
Conservative
and
Liberal
parties
have
alternated
In
the
governing
-
'
-
.
.
i
.....
.
,
nnvn
aiLPr
....
r,tr,nm(Ti
uiii
hp
rump,
siraicnt"
vicmrv.
ine
runninK-ua
--
u.c
D
.
v,
.
-
,
of
Canada's
tercd
elsewhere
Difference
of
opinion
has
de
Six
In
Island
Province.
It
is
that
of
t
since
trom1?
Period
me
winning
a
15
to
7
slugfest
veloped
between
the
wife
and
,
the
the
.St.
Louis
Browns,
mother
of
President
Franklin
D.i
.
Roosevelt
as
to
the
form
the
re-
entlons
for
Their
Majesties
shall
1
Thomas
A.
Kelley,
well
take.
The
President's
wife
favors
Informality
with
hot
dogs
and
coffee
on
the
lawn
In
real
modem
an
uuiiiuiuLiuiiuu
nua
5111.1
a
continuing
mandate.
Two
Royal
Liners
Carry
King
and
Queen
shios
or
the
Br.tish
M-uantilo
Mviiu
at
Wolfe
?
Cove
where
the
Edioress
of
Australia,
TWO
nave
been
honorVd
by
His
Mijesty
the
King
landed
her
Royal
passengers.
In
travelling
to
aotl
from
Canada.
Inset
at
the
toi
is
Caitain
A"
R.
Melkl?.
RO.
The
21.000-ton
Empress
of
Australia,
graceful
n.N.R..
who
commanded
the
Empress
of
Austral-and
yacht-like
as
seen
above
at
the
top.
brought
la
on
her
Royal
voyage,
and
at
bottom
Captain
Their
Matestles
to
Quebec
thle
week
while
vhe
c
H
t'.i
,sv.
orth.
commander
;f
the
Empress
of
giant
42.500-ton
flagjhlp
Empress
of
Britain
will
"'-r-
wuch
ts
now
ending
her
annual
Round
sail
from
Halifax
on
June
15
with
Their
Majesties
thTn
S'sundard.
White
Ensign
and
Canon
board.
The
Empress
of
Britain,
in
the
lower
ad,an
Padfie
Rousenai;.
whlch
the
two
liners
ny
picture,
Is
seen
steaming
majestically
past
the
cn
their
royal
oyages,
are
also
seen
In
the
pic-Chateau
Frahtenac
as
she
approacnes
her
berth
tare
grouping.
REDS
NEAR
TOP
AGAIN
Cardinals'
Lead
In
National
League
Only
Mathematical
Yankees
Make
Ninth
Straight
Win
Young
Mother
Is
Wanted
At
World's
Fair
NEW
YORK.
May
20:-
tlons
have
been
opened
-Negotia-to
bring
to
the
New
World's
Fair
a
five-year
old
girl
In
Lima.
Peru,
who
has
'just
given
birth
to
a
normal
'
child.
A
contract
of
$1000
per
wee
has
been
offered
to
the
youns
RETURNING
HOME
NOW
Thousands
Of
Italian
and
German
Soldiers
To
Leave
Spain
Franco
Announces
Future
Plans
he
is
now
the
POLAND
MORE
CONCILIATORY
Prospects
Appear
For
logslng
Imperial
Oil
Co,,
sailed
last
night
1
tllng
the
long-standing
city
on!
on
the
Princess
Adelaide
for
Van-
between
American
fashion,
The
elder
Mrs.,ternoon
from
Vancouver
and
sail-1
went
his
son,
Ray,
and
daughter,
brighter
for
a
peaceful
settlement
Roosevelt
tends
toward
more
state-led
last
night
on
the
Prince
Jolui
Donalda.
who
are
going
through
of
important
points
at
Issue
be-
ly
and'dlgnltled
lines.
T
King
RECEPTI0N
AT
OTTAWA
Canadian-American
Trade
Asree-ment
Was
One
of
Measures
Receiving
Royal
Assent
'
From
King
Birthday
Honors.
Governor
General's
Party
Major
Event
War
Memorial
Unveiling
OTTAWA,
May
20:
(CP)
The
Governor
General
and
Lady
jTweedsmuIr
were
the
first
greet
"King
Geor.?e
VI
and
Queen
Ellza-Jbeth
on
their
arrival
In
Ottawa
(yesterday.
Six
thousand
citizens
(gathered
to
see
Their
Majesties
I
as
they
arrived
from
Montreal.
A
drizzling
rain,
making
the
first
'unpleasant
weather
Their
Majes-jties
had
encountered
since
reach-jing
Canada,
did
not
dampen
the
enthusiasm.
Hon.
J.
G.
Gardiner,
minister
of
agriculture,
and
Mrs.
"Gardiner
and
Hon.
C.
D.
Howe,
i
minister.
of
transport,
and
Mrs.
,
I
Howe
took
part
lh
the
reception.
I
Later
the
staid
halls
of
Parlla-'ment
echoed
and
re-echoed
with
'cheers
and
hurrahs
as
the
King
'and
Queen
entered
the
building
t0
give
Royal
Assent
to
bills.
At
'the
main
door
the
King
paused
as
a
band
played
the
national
anthem.
The
crowd
murmured
approval
at
the
Queen's
appearance.
One
of
the
bills
.to
which
Royal
Assent
was
given
was
the
Cana-o
dlan-Amerlean
trade
agreement
which
Is
already
in
force.
Birthday
Reception
There
was
special
observance
today
of
the
officially
set
day
for
the
birthday
of
His
Majesty,
the
feature
to
be
the
Governor
General's
reception
at
Rldeau
Hall
where
Their
Majesties
are
guests.
I
Following
a
morning
crowded
with
ceremony
and
display
in
which
they
paraded
before
probably
200.-000
of
their
subjects
in.
Ottawa
and
Hull,
the
King
and
Queen
retired
for
a
private
luncheon
In
the
quiet
atmosphere
of
Laurier
House,
the
home
of
Prime
Minister
W.
L.
Mackenzie
King.
In
a
ceremony
as
significant
as
it
was
simple,
the
Queen
laid
the
foundation
stone
of
"a
worthy
home"
for
the
Supreme
Court
of
Canada.
A
solemn
occasion
of
today
is
the
unveiling
by
the
King
of
Canada's
national
war
memorial.
I
Tomorrow
the
King
and
Quesn
and
their
entourage
continue
their
westward
tour
of
the
May
20:i-
Now
that
lnion
by
leaving
for
Kingston.
General
Francisco
Franco
hai
xhev
are
due
in
Toronto
at
9:30
oiade
his
trtumDhal
entry
to
Mad-
Monday
morning
and
will
remain
rid,
Italian
and
German
troops
there
untu
6
o'clock
In
the
eve-whlch
have
been
In
Spain
since
ning
receiving
provincial
and
clvls
jariy
in
the
civu
war
are
expect-
honors
In
the
capital
of
Canada's
ed
to
leave
at
once
for
theii
most
nonulated
province.
home
eountrles.
In
a
mighty
mill-
.
tary
demonstration
which
marked
the
triumphal
entry
yesterday,
12,
300
Italian
and
5,000
German
sol
diers
participated.
(Furnished
Uiruugo
th
court;
01
nnprl
uenerai
tTanco
Pnnrn
tnnk
took,
occasion
occasion'
d,,
Metporoiogtcsi
Burc-u
t
tq
officially
announce
his
program
Victoria
arm
Prince
Rupert.
Thu
r-
for
the
future
of
Spain
of
which
w
u
-tj:
country
dictator.
Weather
Forecast
Fascist
hour
period
ending
3
pan.
tomorrow.
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Fresh
northeast
winds,
partly
cloudy
and
moderately
warm.
Grasshopper
Menace
In
Amicable
Settlement
Of
I
A
Ikprfa
WinilQ
ilUCIld
(JCllUUd
rolish
ilish-Gernun
Dispute
To
Be
Brighter
WARSAW
'May
20:
'A
more
conrXiatory
attitude
Is
being
de-
known
A.
O.
Rlx,
local
manager
Of
the
veloped
here
with
a
view
to
set-
High
River
District
Reports
Plague.
Of
Insects
This
Year
HIGH
RIVER,
Alta.,
May
20:
quarrel
(CP)
The
crasshoDoer
menace
Is
Germany
and
Poland.!
more
serious
than
ever
in
th!i
couver
and
Victoria.
Wih
hlnvProspects
now
appear
to
be
much
area
this
year.
One
farmer
has
re
to
Vancouver.
tween
the
two
nations.
ported
a
thousand
acres
of
his
land
black
with
the
swarming