ii
ftl.
i
I'll
i
f
1.
iu
V'.u.
llruntMltk
Now
Brunswick.
May
.n-t
from
Mkaoau
I-
i
nuht
from
Moscow
1938
wo
Ruutan
fliers
New
York
last
night
iKinmc
Ann
h.YPKP
punnnn
hnr
nnri
Bulletins
---"!
uioc
were
procccumn
"all
pmlble
dispatch."
MINISTER
TO
CANADA
Washington
president
I'snklln
I),
Roosevelt
today
sent
J0
the
Stnale
the
name
of
I)an-
tomi
oper.
former
Secretary
of
Ameriean
Leglan
in
Civil
War
Suffered
For
Lark
of
lUjulpmrnl
New
Brans
ort,
MMnberg
r
the
Lincoln
and
Wash-'
i
tiJ...
.
.
.
.
mru
up
ruu
ut
inoiiu,
niMillnn
TTnitHl
.
I
rf
In
Qnaln't
Tn
t
rnftllAn
mi
ti4,l
f
IKa
MclrnTl.Panlrl
-
-
(Mi
UIMIHUC
VI
V
vv-
-
-
r-
1
eau
Battalion
from
Canada-were,
T171711
fifT
I
Al
1
1
lamong
the
"bravest
and
worst
I
V
r.r.r
HlU
aoMier
in
me
spanisn
war.
kwiu-i
Ing
U
ur.
Anarca
rerrci.
uu
r-
ritwi
from
Barcelona
before
its
m
I
IL.
ar.llAM1U
fArKAf
ff
2.
UC1K14I
4
llvv.
SKVEKF.
JAr
(tUAKi:
AK1TA.
Jimn
Slitr
thousand
rtiidrnts
of
thlt
northern
coastal
't;r
fled
Itrroriird
to
open
spaces
l'od,r
during
a
series
of
eatth-
l"kf5
described
as
the
mot
se
me
in
a
quarter
of
a
century.
No
casualties
are
dicloed
as
yet
out
it
h
understood
parts
of
Oka
tninula
anil
Southern
Akita
coastline
sank
beneath
the
sea.
rnorosALS
to
uussia
I
Dr
Ferret,
who
came
to
Baltimore
'"d.".'!C,K.
the
Lincoln-Washington
fighters,
a
J
Thi.
Sir
ixLlled
e
thrown
Into
gaps
In
govern.
JTlth
JvIar
training
or
uniforms,
sometimes
same
month
last
jear.
,
Th
.
r
1939
has
reached
r
m.13
in
comparison
,lteb"
dwth-
,
to
Spain
.n
23!!
11
tn
the
Jlrst
four
"The
menhad
come
to
fight,
but
an
iney
couju
ou
die."
saW
the
doctor.
'This
they
did.
not
gladly
but
unninchhgly.,,
He
said
the
government
lost
ihrmieh
lack
of
equipment
but
chiefly
chiefly
because
because
the
the
troops
troops
did
ma
not
nov
5c.
Halibut
Sales
American
Mltkof,
35,000,
Pacific.
8c
and
Emma,
5.5c.
I
Arcade,
5.5C.
Mother
and
5c.
Thrasher,
5c.
Mae
West,
7.2c
and
lc.
Northland,
nirrri.
I..
u
it..u..i
uui..
if
(V
nnd
5c.
14,000,
Booth,
8.5c
and
13,000,
Facific,
8.5c
and
7.5c
aid
mln'ttr
Booth,
7.1c
and
5..
to
Canada.
Hoklu,
1,000,
crackups.
These
arc:
momentary
inattention.
sDced.
and
Impatience
"Take
all
the
train
-car
crashes;
at
level
crossings,"
said
Fester.
"In
manv
eases
lnvesUgatlon
has
shown
these
occurred
at
points
uhrc
the
motorist
had
a
clear
view
up
and
down
on
either
side
It
was
Just
a
case
oi
wooi-gam-erlng
at
the
wheel,
with
the
awakening
delayed
too
long."
A
winning
battle
Is
being
waged
for
highway
safety
In
Ontario,
ac-
mrHinir
to
official
figures.
'
Trainc
tlUlUdlti
Frecmont,
17,000,
Atlln,
8.5c
anddcaths
of
766
In
1937
were
cut
Canadian
II,
10,000,
Pacific,
3,600,
Atlln,
7.5C
4,500,
Cold
Storage.
5,500,
Cold
Storage,
down
to
638
sln
1938.
Figures
for
1939
to
date
snow
iurtner
improve
ment.
Mr.
Fester
attributes
this
pro-
irsji
to
mree
laciors.
incrcuscu
m
newspaper,
radio
and
motion
pic
ture
propaganda,
an
Increase
in
provincial
traffic
police
and
com
pulsory
safety
Instruction
in
On
tnrio
schools
introduced
for
the
rir.f.
time
m
1838.
Tms
last,
no
said,
has
especially
aldecLby
In
troduefns
safety
as
a
topic,
of
con
versatlon
In
the
home.
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(ODurtnr
S.
D.
Jotuwtoa
Co.)
Vancouver
Big
Missouri.
.16.
Bralarne.
100.
Cariboo
QuarU,
2.12.
Dentonia.
.02.
Falrview.
.03.
Gold
Belt,
.45
ask.
Hedley
Mascot.
.95.
Mlnto.
.01.
.
Noble
Five,
.02.
Pacific
Nickel,
.12.
Pend
Oreille,
125
;
Pioneer.
2J6.
,
jf
Premier.
1.88.
Privateer.
1.07.
.
Reetcs.McPonaldJ23;..
Reno,
3.
Relief
Arlington,
.09.
Reward,
.01
Salmon
Gold.
.10
Vi
ask.
Sheep
Creek.
1.03.
Cariboo
Hudson.
.24.
Hedley
Amal.,
.04
ask.
Oils
A.
P.
Con.,
.15.
Calmont,
M.
C.
&
E..
2.00.
.
..
Freehold,
.03.
Home,
2.20.
Pacalta,
.06
ask.
Royal
Canadian,
.17tJ,
Okalta,
1.00.
Mercury".
-06.
Prairie
Royalties,
.19,
Toronto
?'
Aldermac,
.30
Beattie,
1.11.
Central
Pat.,
2.16.
Cons.
Smelters,
47.25,
East
Malartlc.
2.26.
.
Fernland,
.04
ft.
Francoeur,
.19.
Gods
Lake.
.26.
Hard
Rock,
1.00.
Int.
Nickel,
45.75.
Kerr
Afddlsno
,1.55,
Little
Long
Lac,
2.65.
McLeod
Cockshutt,1.99.
Madsen
Red
Lake,
1.20.
Moneta,
.99.
Noranda,
76.00.
Pickle
Crow,
4.70.
Preston
E
Dome,
1.38.
San
Antonio,
1.45.
Sherrltt
Gordon,
'.95.
Stadacona,
.50.
Uchl
Gold.
1.26.
Bouscadlllac.
.05.
Mosher,
.14.
Oklend.
.074-
fjmorrows
Tides
AAA
CaPitd
me
I4!
TAXI
n
12:38
pjn.
20.0
ft.
0:30
ajn.
22
ft.
L
5
Maccy's
Coffee
House
18:39
pin.
4.8
ft.
A-
NORTIIBIIN
AND
CENTRAL
DIUTISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
MAY
1,
1939.
PRICE;
&
CENTS
a
oi
i
is
Ready
To
Fight
It
Out
tier
Tills
Youth
To
Prepare
To
Front
Colonel
Beck
Is
Not
,
-
-
-
--
-
!
.
t
r
lermany
May
Have
ITo
Conquer
To
Win
Rights,
Says
Fuehrer
Worklnj:
With
All
His
Might
to
Arm
Germany,
Chan-;
n
rtin..
mniwwi
v..u...
w....
i
kaa
CCIlOr
It'll.')
iwu,wwu
i
uuann
in
iiiu;
itj
ivuiiiuns
I
t
KLIN.
May
1:
(CP)
Chancellor
Adolf
Hitler
dis-i
r
any
desire
for
war
shortly
after
he
told
100,000
ot
uerrnnn
youth
organizations
that
they
must
K
irod
to
"connuer
to
win
our
riirhts
and.
if
neces-i
u
fend
them."
Der
Fuehrer,
m
May
Day
ad-1
,ud
international
agitators
were
working
against
Oermany
and
so
he
was
arming
urrmany
wun
an
nis
muni.
71
IFl?
Q
I1J
JjlLllAU
III
NEW
YORK
GAVE
LIVES
FOR
SPAIN
WAVES
NATTERING
HELGIAN
FREIGHTER
ON
R
UGGED
LAND'S
END
I
Slowly
belr.s
battered
to
ptrces
by
angry
m.Jtfie
Belgian
trawle:
Vlerg
Ma
rock.
betwer,,
End
and
Sr
Anne.-
nn
the
rugged
coast
oi
Eajcl
uj,
Tiirettbe.
were
drowned
wheu
the
tessel
struck,
another
man.
missing
was
feared
drownea
ON
DRIVING
League's
Survey
Finds
Speed
AnJ-Impatience
Fatal
Contributions
j
TORONTO.
May
1:
(CP
(Canadians
should
strain
every
nerve
to
keep
the
celebrations
of
the
King's
visit
to
Canada
from
being
written
Into
the
traffic
death
list,
says
R.
O.
Frter.
general
manager
of
the
Ontario.
Safety
League.
Mr.
Fester
says
a
special
effort
is
called
for.
out
of
consideration
for
His
Majesty,
who.
he
says
.
iu.
nrimfl
mnvrri
In
til
is
one
ui
w.c
know-how
to
use
what
they
had.safety
First
MttaofOm
Hospital
equipment,
food
supplies,
uniam.
i
"7C.,U
.
V"
imuniuondepou.
military
roads
and
says.
Is
also
a
leading
spirit
in
Uctteal
numeuvres
were
among
the
British
Safety
organisation.
With
thousands
of
cars
from
the
"headaches"
of
government
end
'across
the
border
on
Canadian
"who
barely
knew
one
'ST.
Mr.
Fester
says
Cana-
of
a
Hta
rifle
from
from
the
e
other
ur.
andihlghwyi.
"
L
Vuld
tch
themselves
by
the
best
of
modern
guns.
Tn,C"
"j,
of
hlehwav
I
Ul.
r
CI
I
v
v
r-
-
.
.ami...
ivnn.-Mt
a
fervor
which
I
could
"overcome
almost
any
obsta-.
ovrpnt
ft
snub-nosed
bullet
'.nrt
the
Lincoln
and
Washington)
L0NM)C
Th
liritMi
and
I
Battalion
showe
dthe
same
spirit.
fttnth
covernments
have
made
i
counterproposals
io
the
HumUii
I
Pln
for
a
triple
military
alliance
,
o
stop
European
aggression,
It
r
reported
reliably
today,
ln-''med
sourres
said
that
Russia
hd
been
nttinl
in
mile
an
1m-
nedlate
declaration
that
her
mll-ltarT
fortes
would
be
placed
at
'he
disposal
ot
any
eastern
Eur-Pn
state
which
was
attacked.
J-arlier
Prime
MlnWter
Chamber-'!
told
the
House
of
Commons
'ht
conversations
with
Kilssla
"ncrrnlng
entering
an
anll-ag-
trfl.!in
1.
1
1
1
J31
1.
r.
(
HK
SHhfll
.
RAINFALL
EXCESSIVE
No
Less
Than
Forty
Inches
So
Far
This
Year
Sunshine
Is
Correspondingly
Infrequent
Tf
Junlter
Pluvius
does
not
ease
up
on
hl
watering
can
before
long,
PrinrA
Rnnprt
will
be
zeiunz
a
the
corresponding
period
.
i
.
VI
year.
Last
year
in
April
rauuau
amounted
to
7.5
inches.
With
rainfall
so
far
this
year
rather
excessive.
sunsMne
has
been
Engenders.
ini.,
lui
Thlt
Anril
61.6
hours
of
sunshine
was
recorded
i
as
compared
with
33.3
hours
In
the
month
last
year.
So
far
ln
1939
there
has
been
206.6
hours
ol
sunshine
in
comparison
with
3021
hours
In
the
first
four
months
of
1933.
JO.
Ooing
I
o
De
content
With
Mere
Protests
Warsaw
Press
Suggests
That
Danzig
May
Be
Occupied
as
Move
to
Forestall
German
Effort
to
Make
Same
Move
WARSAW,
May
1:
(CP)
Another
German-Poljsh
ciaah
was
reported
today
as
the
press
expressed
conviction
that
Foreign
Minister
Beck
would
not
limit
himself
to
mere
rejection
of
German
demands
on
Poland
when
he
addresses
Parliament
this
week.
Newspapers
suggested
that
occupation
of
Danzig
by
Poland
was
not
outside
the
realm
of
possibilities
as
a
more
to
-
-
-
-
-
-
forestall
German
efforts
on
the
ame
line.
BOSTON
ON
PLANE
RUN
:
May
Be
Fort
of
Call
For
Trans
Atlantic
Sertlce
considering
the
Bast
Boston
Alr-
alternative
base
for
overseas
services
if
facilities
for
handling
large
seaplanes
are
provided.
Arguments
in
favor
of
improving
the
airport,
at
East
Boston
and
dredging
a
channel
to
serve
as
a
seaplane
runway
have
been
discussed
at
a
public
hearing
before
the
United
States
Army
engineers.
BY-ELECTION
IS
ON
TODAY
!
I
VANCOUVER,
,
....
w
.
May
-j
1
Political
Does
Not
Look
For
War
Soon
any
war.
at
least
not
for
some
years."
writes
S.
G.
Webb,
for-
merly
a
member
of
the
Dally
News
staff,
from
London.
"I
don't
think
there
will
be
England.
"A
lot
ot
people
ov
t
BOSTON.
My
1:
CPi
Boston
er
here
have
suffered
from
may
become
a
port
f
call
lor
sea-
.
he
jiuejrs'
and
I'
blame
the
rlaes
operating
.on
transAtlanUc.
newspapers
for-
w
lot
of
'scare
air
serTlees.
..
dope?
"Business
over
here
Is
'
Cartain
Oeorge
P.
Lord,
marine
-lousy'
owing
to
the
tense
situ-
mrtfTtaer
tor
the
;Bcston.
Pptt
atkm;"
Authority,
bid
tfnited
States
r-
V
"
'
my
engineers
that
one
company
Is
FROZEN
MAN
ICtCASED
Curious
Story
Is
Recounted
by
Old
Timers
of
Revelstoke
j
Sponsored
by
the
Boston
Port
Au-
VANCOUVER
'thority
the
m-oject
for
dredging
a
strange
tales
channel
1,SW
leer
wiae
ana
it
icei
woi.'v
-
-
-
from
irom
the
uie
vast
vast
May
1:
(CP)
have
drifted
out
i
.
i
r
T
,
t
v.
uiLtiiui
ui
uniux
deep
In
back
of
Governor
Island
cobia
but
perhaps
the
strang-out
of
the
track
of
shipping
and
j.
that
r
man
encased
record
preeipaiion
cun'.w
extending
from
the
President's
,n
lce
0
whom
passmg
ot.
al.
year
1939.
During
the
month
of
R(ads
anchora?e
ln
lower
har-
most
80
years
has
made
no
change
April.
Just
ended,
rainfad
totaUed
tQ
tne
BosUm
clarke
presldent
o
11.43
inches,
bringmg
the
precipl-
Frank
S.
Davis
of
the
Vemon
Boara
of
Trade,
on
a
visit
tatlon
for
the
first
four
months
of
marltlme
drviion
cl
the
Boston
here
related
legend
0ld
the
year
up
to
no
less
man
w.a
chamber
or
commerce
In
approving
timers
of
the
ReveIstoke
district
inchas
as
compared
with
22.6
Inches
procct
that
of
nearly
300
stlll
recount
it.
tn
applied
to
Pan-American
Airways
siung
on
niS
back,
his
beard
for
the
privilege
of
taking
the
first
sweeDlnz
his
chest,
eyes
staring
trip
across
the
Atlantic,
29
are
New
tj,
terror
of
sudden
death
that
overtook
him
when
he
fell
into
a
crevasse
of
Bigbie
Glacier,
was
reported
to
have
been
seen
at
various
times
when
glacier
changes
brought
him
near
the
surface.
The
guess
Is
hazarded
by
some
old-timers
he
may
have
been
one
of
the
advance
guard
of
scouts
ot
the
ino
IT
Canadian
Pacific
Railway,
ln
ii
is
a
a
suuu
u
"iUHere5i
tcjjuco
muaj
mi
...
wnjcn
case
ne
must
nave
pmngea
warming
up
this
year
than
It
was
with
the
holding
of
the
provincial
lnto
tne
crevasse
around
1860.
last.
Last
year
in
April
as
high
as
by-
election
In
Vancouver
Centre
Bisbie
elacler
is
18
miles
south-
64
above
was
recorded.
This
April
to
elect
a
successor
to
the
late
Fred
west
Qt
Reveistoke,
cupped
be-
54
above
was
the
best
to
be
shown,
crone.
Liberal.
tween
peaks
of
the
Selklrks,
a
The
weather
summary
lor
Apru,
Evidently
Liberals,
conservatives
mass
or
eternal
ice.
as
announced
this
morning
by
&.
and
C.C.F.
all
expect
to
win.
o.
Mellor.
Dominion
meteorologist
Digby
Island,
Is
as
follows:
Highest
barometer
reading
at
sea
level,
30.62
on
April
5.
Lowest
barometer
reading
at
sea
level.
29.19
on
April
25.
Maximum
temperature,
54
on
April
12.
Minimum
temperature,
30
on
Aoril
3.
Mean
temperature,
42.8.
Total
precipitation.
114.3
inches.
Sunshine,
61.6
hours.
Maximum
wind
velocity,
south
east,
32
miles
per
hour
on
April
7.
The
Liberal
candidate
Is
H.
L.
Corey;
Conservative.
Halford
D.
;
Wilson,
and
C.CT.
Mrs.
L.
B.
Jam-1
leson.
A
fourth
candidate
Is
J.
H.j
Burrouah.
formerly
of
Prince
Ru-,
pert,
who
Is
running
as
a
Socialist.
Is
On
Bear
Hunt
In
Rivers
Inlet
Weather
Forecast
(Purnlshod
through
th
eourte7
oi
the
Dominion
Meteorological
Bureau
at
Victoria
and
Prince
Rupert.
ThU
tors-cast
la
compiled
rom
otoeervatlons
ta-'kn
at
S
a
m.
today
and
covers
the
33
hour
period
ondtog
5
cm.
tomorrow.
:
General
Synopsis
A
shallow
de
pression
Is
centered
west
of
Vancouver
Island.
Scattered
shower3
have
occurred
on
the
coast
white
Capt.
W.
W.
Pattlnson
of
New
over
the
Interior
U
has
been
fair
York
came
north
from
Vancouver
and
mild.
to
Rivers
Inlet
on
the
steamer
Car-i
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Char
dena
at
the
end
ot
last
week.
He
A.
W.
Newman,
until
recently,
was
on
his
way
to
the
head
of
Rlv-general
agent
for
the
Union
,ers
Inlet
to
engage
ln
bear
hunting
Steamship
Co.
here,
has
now
as-
with
David
Bernard
of
Rivers
In-
sumed
his
new
duties
as
general;
let
as
his
guide.
Later
In
the
sea-agent
In
Vancouver
at
the
com-
son
Capt.
Pattlnson
plans
on
vls-
Ipany's
Granville
Street
office.
Ring
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
showers.
I
lotte
Islands
Fresh
northeast
to
east
winds,
mostly
cloudy
and
mild
with
showers.
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island
Fresh
southeast
to
south
winds.
part
cloudy
with
a
few
scattered