5:23
am
8.4
ft.
17:46
p.m.
5.7
It.
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:
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-win
no.
oo
n
URDERIN
i
HOLLYWOOD
Mound
In
Canyon
Hack
Of
Ilevtrly
Mills
try
HILLS.
Cal..
Marrh
K
'
like
Hollywood
has
-
,.
..'iirfir
mystery
on
Its
rday
the
body
of
Mrs
D
ushrrty.
wife
of
a
v
i
was
found
In
a
can-z
f
Beverly
Hills.
Search
Mtutwl
far
her
fol-nlure
to
return
after
:
a
walk.
A
man
who
have
been
seen
lolt-t
hrr
home,
Is
bcin?
AS
DOWN
ON
OCEAN
.
.
.
i
,
.
-
r.m
un
imancr
i
ucr.
wn
17
to
South
America,
Picked
I
p
Off
Atlantic
Orean
March
1:
'CP'
-German
lone
dis-.r,m(
a
filiht
from
.i
i
was
forced
down
ean
ytUrday
136
i
t
of
UraUl.
Word
'
the
effect
that
.np
mlo:is
had
been
rm
an
steamer.
The
IV
illn
on
Teday"
4
Verde
Island.
T
I
Ith
ft.
M
rvv
I
U1UU1L.
X
Ul
UH1DII
T
Cld
Hll'hrtrin
lrHW
Tl.nirtm.nl
Etto'.l
Thrv
f.avr
I'n
Canadian
Citizenship
By
Enlisting
March
16:
CP
The
v.
relief
department
not
responsible
for
'hr
Spanish
civil
war.
for
that
campaign.
Uielr
Canadian
cltl-
"2
it
la
held.
2
Months
In
sington
Case
I
lew
ill
srnl
noun
I
or
Brraklnr
ami
I'ntrrlnr
Willi
Intent
To
Assault
.v
r
-
.......
i
v
imprisonment
by
Judgt,
lict
in
County
Court
yes-:
'
afternoon
on
a
charge
ot
!-
and
entering
with
Intent
;mlf.
an
assault.
Flcwln,
'
i
nillty
to
the
charge
which!
'
at
of
a
recent
affray
among
ut
Port
Esslngton
follow
a
Stinking
bout.
inister
To
Relieved
M
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i.iivoj
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(I
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c.
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m
ua
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mims-
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urODatilv
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111
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taking
over
of
hi3
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w
utriiii
inv.
ti
is
kiippuv
"Mniii
i.i
n
ii
r
ifirn
i
nrv
iinrnn
n
ppn
an
outsnoken
critic
of
man
Nazism
and.
fnllnwlnt?
his
.
us
minisicr,
ne
win
"ably
remaln
,
the
Unltcd
l"
in
the
interests
of
his
per-
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141
Capitol
.,
11:19
ajn.
18.6
It.
T
TAXI
23:28
p.m.
185
ft.
K
United
States
Attorney
Lanar
Hardy
and
h.s
tU
"iiter.
Michellne.
are
pictured
on
the
S3
Normal..-'
.c
they
sahed
from
New
York
for
Europe
The
.un
lady
is
goto
to
Europe
(or
a
vacation,
but
the
attorney
u
going
to
run
down
several
"definite
teids"
in
an
Inquiry
into
the
widespread
ramifications
of
the
Nasi
spy
ring
oooooooooooooooioaoaoooooooMaoK)eoefioofliMKKMa
to
Carpatho-Ukraine
Is
Now
European
Danger
Point
As
Invasion
Being
Resisted
LONDON,
March
16:
(CP)
Defyine
Hunpiry
whose
militarv
advance
it
is
resisting
and
appealing
to
the
nations
to
he
accorded
rights
and
protection
as
an
independent
state,
the
Carpatho-Ukraine.
the
narrow
easternmost
strip
of
former
Czechoslovakia,
today
looms
as
a
centre
of
international
complications.
Ruthenia.
as
the
Carpatho-Ukraine
is
also
known,
has
made
it
plain
that
it
does
not
want
to
be
annexed
by
Hungary
which,
in
its
campaign
with
that
end
in
view,
has
the
blessing
of
the
German
Npirh
iind
Chancellor
Adolf
Hitler.
Up
and
down
IS
the
mountain
slopes
the
Ukraine
Sitch
Guards
were
g
'o
fichtinc
the
Hungarian
forces
with
heavy
loses
on
o
both
sides
reported.
Meantime,
Polish
troops
were
o
still
massed
on
the
frontier
to
the
north.
g
Premier
Volosin
of
Carpatho-Ukraine
is
still
in
n.,.v,oin
lmvincT
find
before
the
advancinor
armv.
S
g
IVUlllMUIIMI,
n
J4
5
n..ti...lni.1t
ft'nivn
lrwt
fiVhtiiur
was
renorted
S
tO
1
,U
UI.UIIIIIJ
4H,1VV.
K...VV.
..B......n
.
g
g
today
from
Chust,
tho
capital
of
the
Carpatho-Uk-
S
o
11
i
lie
Tplnkv
told
the
Hungarian
S
Parliament
that
"the
Carpatlio-UKraine
nas
oecome
a
part
of
the
Kingdom
of
Hungary.
Prime
Minister
Neville
Chamborlain
told
the
House
of
Commons
today
that
the
government
was
considering
calling
home
Sir
Neville
Henderson,
British
ambassador
to
Germany,
to
report
on
the
German
annexation
of
Bohemia,
Moravia
and
Slo-
Vak,a'
WILL
BRITAIN
PROTEST?
Premier
Chamberlain,
asked
whether
the
government
contemplates
protesting
.to
Germany
against
the
invasion
of
Czechoslovakia,
declined
to
answer
immediately.
Geoffrey
Lloyd,
Under
Secretary
for
Home
Affairs,
told
the
House
of
Commons
that
Nazi
organizations
in
Great
Britain
were
being
watched
closely.
The
new
German
annexation
will
not
destroy
the
scheme
for
the
transport
of
three
thousand
Sudeten
Germans
to
Canada
but
it
will
seriously
reduce
the
number
of
the
emigrants.
IOFFENSIVE
BY
FRANCO
Nationalist
Commander-Li
-
Chief
I'lans
Speedy
Capture
Of
Madrid
and
Valencia
PARIS,
March
16:
4
General
Francisco
Franco
is
reported
to
be
massing
his
forces
around
Madrid
for
a
final
offensive
against
those
two
cities
with
a
viev'to
bringing
a
speedy
conclusion
to
the
civil
war.
They
are.
thej
only
two
points
of
Importance
still
held
by
the
republicans.
jMANY
ARE
i
IN
FIELD
rifly-Ehht
Are
Nominated
For
Civic
Office
In
Ketchikan
List
Will
Re
Reduced
'
KETCHIKAN.
March
18:
No
less
than
fifty-eight
names
-
for
civic
jcfflce
at
the
elections
In
April
were
presented
at
a
caucus
ves-jterday.
Many
of
these
will
be
cltra-
mated
before
the
ballot
papers
are
prepared.
One
mavor
three
councillors
and
other
lesser
offices
are
to
be
filled.
'
(VOoerative
Plan
For
Importing
Of
Farm
Implements
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
MARCH
16;
1939
Bulletins
TWEEDSMUIRS
ARRIVS
VANCOUVER
Lord
and
Lady
Tweedsmuir
arrived
here
by
special
train
for
an
extended
holiday
in
British
Columbia
while
Rideau
Hall
'is
being
reconditioned
for
the
visit
of
the
King
and
Queen.
His
Excellency
formally
inspected
Jericho
Beach
air
base,
seeing
the
planes
and
the
new
building.
ATTEMPTED
PEN
BREAK
VANCOUVER
The
Vancouver
Sun
says
it
was
reliably
informed
that
three
prisoners
sawed
their
way
throu;h
cell
ban
and
brutally
beat
the
guard
in
an
attempted
break
from
the
British
Columbia
Penitentiary
at
New
Westminster
this
week.
The
attempted
escape
is
said
to
have
been
frustrated
by
heroc
action
of
the
guard
and
an
unidentified
person
with'n
the
prison
who
spread
the
alarm.
-13,
Maccy's
Coffee
House
PRICE:
&
CENTS
Britain
Still
Rules
Waves
STILL
PURSUL(J
THE
SPY
RING
BAR
001.1)
LONDON.
March
16:
(CP)
The
Montreal
price
of
bar
gold
In
London
yesterday
was
up
4c
at
$34.92
per
fine
ounce.
BAR
SILVER
NEW
YORK
Bar
silver
Is
unchanged
at
42c
per
fine,
ounce
on
the
New
York
metal
market
today,
REGINA,
March
16:
CP
The
Saskatchewan
Legislature
has
under
consideration
a
co-operative
plan
for
the
Importation
of
farm
implements.
ICold
Weather
iOiroi
Pfnivlne
A
1UU1VO
gSTWt
Unseasonable
Sub-Zero
Temperatures
General
With
Low
Points
In
Saskatchewan
WINNIPEO.
March
16:
(CP
j
Frigid
north
winds
yesterday
held
March
weather
across
the
prairies
to
unseasonable
sub-zero
levels.
North
Battleford
In
Saskatchewan,
I
with
24
below,
reported
the
lowest;
temperature.
In
Reglna
and
Sas-1
katoon
It
was
22
below:
at
Edmonton,
sixteen
below,
Calgary,
fifteen
'
below,
and
Winnipeg,
five
below.
;
t
CC.F.
Quitting
Alberta
For
This
Province
OTTAWA,
March
16:
Tom
10m
Reldl
neidi
Unless
unless
the
me
(By
ejec
bright.
Each
party
Is
showing
TODAY'S
STOCKS
-
n
lnhfwtn
V
Vanrouver
Big
Mtosjrl.
.21.
Bralorne.
11.10.
Cariboo
Quartz,
220.
Oentonia,
.03
1.
Falrview.
A3.
Cold
Belt,
.56.
Hedley
Mascot.
U6.
Mlnto.
.83.
Noble
Five,
j&i.
Perid
OrelH
li,.
-if.
Pioneer.
2i0.
?
Premier.
2.13.
Privateer.
1.13.
Reno.
22.
Relief
Arlington,
J2.
Reward,
.05
ask.
,
Salmon
Gold,
.11.'
Sheep
Creek.
1.11.
Cariboo
Hudson.
J51
ask.
Oils
A.
P.
Con..
.20.
Calmont.
.43.
4
C.
&
E..
2J8,
Freehold.
.04.
Home,
258.
.
Royal
Canadian,
20.
Toronto
Aldermac,
.40.
Beattle,
UO.
Central
Pat..
252.
Con.
Smelters,
5550.
East
Malartic,
252.
Ferriland,
.09.
:
Francoeur,
52.
Gods
Lake.
20
V.
'
Hardrock,
1.42.
Int.
Nickel,
51.00.
Kerr
Addison.
1.87.
LltUe
Long
Lac,
3.20.
McLeod
Cockshutt,
2.40."
Madsen
Red
Lake,
.45.
McKenzle
Red
Lake,
1.20.
Moneta,
1.19.
Noranda,
79.00.
Pickle
Crow,
5.30.
Preston
E.
Dome,
151.
San
Antonio,
157.
Sherrltt
Gordon,.
1.16.
Stadacona,
.72;
Ucht
Gold,
158.
BouscadiUac,
.06.
Mosher,
2i.
Oklend,
.14.
Smelters
Gold,
.OlVi-
Dominion
Bridge,
31.75.
it
ejec-
t
.,
-k
tlon
Is
going
to
be
delayed
,0
KClUgeCS
i
prospects
of
an
early
adjourn-
i
'
ment
of
the
House
are
not
very
1
L.
A
L.Un
niir
i
.
-
a
a
certain
amount
of
activity
in
j
preparation
for
the
expected
i
,
forthcoming
Plprtlmi
hattl
1
European
Immigrants
Mill
Not
He
this
year.
,
The
CC.F.
are
evl-
dently
feeling
more
hopeful
about
the
results
which
may
Coining
to
Territory,
Juneau
is
Advised
warts
leaving
Alberta
with
In-
.we
u
nn
intention
of
having
tentlon
of
running
In
some
of
European
refugee
Immigrants
sent
the
constituencies
in
British
to
Aiaska.
n
is
realized
by
the
Columbia.
at
this
time
is
not
more
people
but
tmore
capital
for
development.
Britannia
Is
Ready
To
Accept
Any
Challenge
For
Battle
With
Navy
Largest
Fleet
Building
Program
in
Any
Peacetime
Year
is
Provided
For
in
Estimates
Presented
Today
i
Two
Hundred
Fighting
Craft
to
be
Built
LONDON,
March
16:
(CP)
The
Royal
Navy,
Great
Britain's
first
defence
line,
"can
confidently
accept
a
direct
challenge
in
battle
by
any
combination
of
foes,"
Geof-:
frcy
Shakespeare,
financial
secretary
to
the
Admiralty,
told
the
House
of
Commons
today.
Mr.
Shakespeare
presented
estimates
totalling
149,000,000
($700,000,000)
for
.
.
tne
fiscal
year
1939-40,
a
record
for
New
Route
To
Orient
Is
Planned
Checking
Up
On
Communists
Special
Investigation
Into
Their
Activities
in
Ontario
is
Being
.
Instituted
TORONTO,
March
16:
(CP)
Announcement
was
made
yesterday
.that
the
provincial
government
Is,
Instituting
a
special
investigation
Into
communist
activities
In
On-j
tarlb.
TODAY'S
WEATHER
Prince
Rupert
Light
rain,
calm;
barometer.
30.42
(rising);
temper-.
lature,
37:
sea
smooth.
I
ometer.
3U.su;
temperature,
;
ea
I
moderate.
Bull
nun
Harbor
uarDor
Overcast,
overcast.
southeast,
uuuicdi.
swell.
Alert
Bay
Light
rain,
southeast
wind,
21
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
30.50;
temperature,
40,
sea
moderately
rough.
Estevan
Raining,
southeast
wind
12
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
30.33.
Victoria
Cloudy,
northerly
wind,
six
miles"
per
hour;
barometer,
30.44.
Vancouver
Foggy,
calm;
30.46.
Prince
George
Cloudy,
northeast
wind,
four
miles
per
hour;
barom-
be
expected
In
BrlUsh
Colum-
1
tttms-att
tarrh
ifiThe
Juneauietcr,
3056.
bla
for
their
narty
than
In
the
'r.,,w,,
nnmrnprri.
has
reeelvedi
Terrace
Cloudy,
north
wind',
oO00000000000006'0000000a000000000a0a600a000a00&:oot
province
of
Alberta
as
evl-
iword
from
the
Committee
on
Jew-1
temperature
26.
uciu-ea
Dy
some
oi
inejr
stai-
Kh
,sh
Relations
neiaHons
In
in
New
New
York
York
tnatl
Aiyansn
iouay,
cuim,
i..
Alice
Arm
Cloudy,
calm,
27.
Anyox
Cloudy,
calm,
27.
Stewart
Cloudy,
calm,
27.
Hazelton
Cloudy,
calm,
18.
Smlthers
Cloudy,
calm,
22.
Burns
Lake
Cloudy,
ciilm,
11.,
peace
time,
and
outlined
a
vast
naval
building
program
Involving
two
hundred
vessels,
large
and
miall
.to
be
built
in
dockyards
and
4
shipyards
this
year
and
next.
SEATTLE.
March
16:
(CP)
The
United
States
Coast
and
Geo-
:
NAZI
LAWS
naval
operations
in
fog-
JJ-JJ
shrouded
oVifniiHort
AiPiiriJin
Is-
lands,
LAID
DOWN
BY
HITLER
detic
Survey
discloses
a
Feuhr"
t
at
Least
Sounds
J
Ben-
-.
Der
f
n
ivr
e
vnir
ear
000
000
pro-
oro-
-o.uw.uoo
-Autono.
,
t
ta
Talk
About
ject.
to
cnart
a
snorter
mous
Protectorate-Within
and
safer
course
to
Asia
t
ueich
-jthroueh
-the-Korth
Pa
i
-
..
.
-i-w.ja
ni
fin.
and
tn
facilitate
PRAGUE.
March
IS:
(CP)-
arms
of
his
expanding
Empire
two
hundred
miles
to
the
east,
today
laid
down
the
law
of
Germany
for
Bohemia
and
Moravia
and
atreed
to
take
Slovakia
under
his
protection.
The
third
part
of
broken
Czechoslovakia,
the
Carpatho-Ukraine,
is
due
to
disappear
from
the
map
by
Hungarian
annexation.
In
a
decree
issued
here.
Hitler
charted
the
future
of
the
ancient
lands
of
Bohemia
and
Moravia
as
that
of
an
"autonomous
protectorate"
within
Greater
Germany.
Later-,
the
Chancellor
left
Prague
for
an
unannounced
Delayed
Twin
Born
At
Last
Indiana
Woman
Delivers
Second
Boy
Just
One
Month
After
First
Arrived
1
Triple
Island
Showery,
norther-
ly
wind,
eight
miles
per
hour;
light'
JASPER,
Indiana,
March
16:
chop.
Mrs.
Robert
Sherrill
of
Jasper
yes-.
Langara
Island
Raining,
easr-,
terday
gave
birth
to
another
twLn
Jly
wind,
thirty
miles
per
hour:
bar-
boy
jUSt
one
month
after
the
first
jometer,
30.20;
temperature,
38;
sea
had
been
born.
The
mother
is
do-
moderately
rough.
lng
well
and
the
babies
are
re-I
Dead
Tree
Point
Raining,
south-
ported
to
be
normal
and
thriving.
.east
wind,
ten
miles
per
hour;
bar-(
Cannery
Tenders
wind,
ten
miles
per
hour;
barom-
I
plqvPfl
Kv
SfllKP
p
1
eter,
3050;
temperature,
42;
light'
LfCiaJrcu
UJ
Three
Vessels
Prevented
From
Leaving
Seattle
For
Alaska
SEATTLE.
March
16:
Owing
to
strike
picketing
activities
In
con
nection
with
their
loading,
departure
of
three
cannery
tenders
for
False
Pass,
Alaska,
with
supplies
for
the
season,
has
been
First
Death
Of
Scarlet
Fever
At
Edmonton
EDMONTON.
March
16:
(CP
The
first
death
In
a
scarlet
fever
epidemic
here
occurred
yesterday
there
are
eighteen
cases.