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V
.OUEEN
ON
WAY
WEST
T-..
i..
rillM
of
Pnrt
Arthur
lilliiit
tnd
Furl
William
This
.
After-
goon
-
At
Winnipeg
Tomorrow
TO
Mv
23:
(CP
After
f
thirty
miles
through
d
avenues
of
Toronto
ft
flag-waving
citizen
their
feet
to
loudly
meeting
over
one
hun-t,:id
provincial
officials,
running
of
the
King's
'
-r
".nd
attending
various
"..
King
and
Queen
in
their
special
train
i
i
lng
for
Western
Can-:
am
was
three
quarters
j.ie
in
leaving,
the
pro-roal
party
having
been
arti
Urge
crowds
block-u
J.
iet
UP
at
Bchrelber.
-'les
arrived
at
Fort
iu.
afternoon
and
mo-r
William
where
they
fd
ihelr
train
for
Wln-tf;,trh
city
they
wlllspend
.
E
.
.
They
were
greeted
r
William
school
chlld-:Klng
songs
and
100,-Port
Authur
and
Fort
it
an
hour
and
a
half
s
f
i.
long
the
way.
people
wav
in
greeting
to
the
Today
was
the
quietest
a;
in
lanaoa
rrum
3
o'clock
racUtC
8tnd-
'he
principal
speech
of
i
anartian
tour
i
Weather
Forecast
t
r
en,
k
UDITk
K
t
and
Oueen
have
had
it
wt
Wirouf
th
courtT
of
..o
MHotolotrl
Burfu
t
e
d
rrlnc
ftprt.
ThU
fot-
i
ro
today
nd
wi
th
35
Rupert
and
Queen
ctur
Cyclone
Sweeps
Over
Arkansas
Hea
Blue
Boy.
10,000,
Atlln,
6.9c
and
Canada's
Royal
fiucsts-
She
PRINCESSES
BUSY
WITH
While
Their
Majcstics.Vi'jlt
Dominion
By
DILYS
THOMAS
Canadian
Pjcss
Staff
Writer
UMV
i'"
rl
.....ji
m.
parents
absence,
auenaiB
w
Royal
Tournament
at
Olympla
early
In
June.
Princess
wwaui-m,
tlcularly
fond
of
horses,
Is
said
to
have
declared
that,
when
she
is
Queen,
she
will
make
a
law
forbld-rfimr
neoDle
to
ride
or
drive
on
RMtirfnv.
"Horses
must
have
a
kimiv
Khi
Is
reDorted
to
have
said.
,
Princess
Elizabeth,,
a
Keen
ieni
writer,
probably
will
be
able
after
QUEEN
AWAY
IN
CANADA
I
LONDON,
May
23:
(CP)
Two
little
girls
in
London,
lone
just
in
her
'teens,
the
other
eight,
are
frolicking
as
usual
with
their
dogs,
these
days,
but
their
thoughts
are
fm-
nu-nv.
Princess
Elizabeth
and
Princess
Margaret
MARK
MA
TV
Rc
rc
thinking
of
King
George
and
Queen
Elizabeth
lUrYIVlY
llltWJu
in
Canada
on
their
history-making
trip.
Except
during
rt
a
pt;
ih
o?
Australian
tour
when
Jiiwi
rtr
Hour
"n
maianp.
onlhj
old-
this
Is
the
first
Ume
Speedway
either
of
the
Royal
children
has!
'
been
separated
from
their
parents.
I
:..?;
APOLIS.
May
23:
(CP)
ThrouBhout
the
trip,
however,
both
driver.
JJmmy
Snyder.
m
ln
conuct
with
their
mother
r:hicago
milkman,
achiev-
and
(ather
by
radio-telephone.
The
w
speed
record
for
the
Royal
children
eagerly
awaited
a
.is
Blecdway
on
Satur-
mlsfd
telephone
call
from
the
in
nractlce
run
prepara-..
W((.
ft
the
Dominion
to
hear
'tie
annual
Memorial
Day
lhfll.
moher
describe
the
beauUes,
made
13Q
75-iuu
m
of
0(ji
waifd
Quebec.
Queen
uiza-Ihth
nromlsed
her
children
she
would
telephone
them
every
day
of
the
tour
and
the
British
rosi
ui-
ftce
and
the
Canadian
teicpnone
officials
are
"scramming
uie
mes
sages
so
that
no
one
win
dc
ame
w
Intercept
the
talks.
Keiular
lessons
while
their
parents
are
away,
the
anrtt.Fri.th
northeast
toiprlncesses
are
following
a
regular
c
-,a
nrfMihff
nt
nUht,'
course
conducted
by
their
gover-
,
j
m
?iih
hou'.ind
Marlon
Crawford.
Ocogra-
J
.
l
hlr
lot
phy
plays
a
major
pan,
.
Ever
since
the
tour
was
plan
ned
the
girls
have
been
curious
to
know
more
ot
Canada
and,
since
Th.ir
Malestles
left
England,
they
have
been
learning
about
the
places
they
will
visit.
The
Royal
children
follow
a
pro
vy
Property
Iam.e
Done
n,
,
gram
similar
to
that
of
i.
i.i
'
"v-
iM
Inritlsh
schoolgirl
but
they
haeai-
k'esterday-
Of
Life
LITTLE
ROCK,
Arkansas,
May
"J.
Heavy
property
damage
was
done
by
a
cyclone
which
swirled
Central
Arkansas
yesterda).
There
were
some
injuries
but
no
death;
Halibut
Sales
American
Judith.
0.500,
Royal.
8.2c
and
5.5c.
Canadian
Cape
Bealc.
38.000,
Cold
Storage,
'c
and
5c.
ternoons
iree
ior
wu
-
.nri
Pduentlonal
tours,
often
con-
a
a
y,v
ouren
Mary.
Princess
Elizabeth
UADein
even
even
has
to
do
homework
-
War
Mothers
Make
Present
Mrs.
Catharine
Lewis,
Who
Lost
Two
Sons
In
War,
Represents
Association
OTTAWA,
May
23:
(CP)
During
the
unveiling
ceremonies
of
Ca
nada's
National
War
Memorial
ln
Ottawa
on
Sunday,
Mrs.
Catherine
Lewis,
president
of
the
War
Mothers
of
Canada,
made
a
pres
entation
to
the
King
and
Queen
Qreat
War,
two
of
whom
made
the
supreme
sacrifice.
London
Not
To
Be
Evacuated
British
Government
Changes
Its
Plans
As
Women
and
Children
Choose
To
Stay
With
Men
Folks
LONDON,
May
23:
(CP)
authorities
are
seeking
(APPEAL
BY
a
new
bombings
case
o
war.
It
has
been
found
that
the,
DR.
BE'NES
Former
President
Of
Czechs-Slovakia
Asking
That
Action
Be
Taken
Against
Germany
And
limitary
CHICAOO.
May
23:
Former
President
Edotiard
Benes
of
Czechoslovakia
will
ask
the
League
of
Nations.
council
which
Is
new
Former
Premier
Of
Newfoundland
111
Sir
Richard
Squires,
On
Way
To
raclflc
Coait.
Has
To
Enter
Hospital
In
Winnipeg
WINNIPEO.
May
23:
(CP)
Sir
Richard
Squires,
former
Premier
ot
Newfoundland,
having
been
taken
111
with
lung
congesUon
while
on
his
way
to
the
Pacific
Coast
for
a
visit,
is
now
a
patient
In
hospital
here.
BIG
POLE
!
ASCENDED
Court
House
Hag
Flying
Again
Following
Replacement
of
Halyard
by
Queen
Charlotte
Island
Rigger
on
behalf
of
that
organization,
m-ovlnclal
government
building
Mrs.
Lewis
naa
lour
sons
in
mo
grounds
here
Is
once
again
uniun
ed
to
the
breeze
today.
Last
even-
j
lng
Ole
Agar,
a
high
rigger
from
one
of
the
Queen
Charlotte
Island
log-
glng
camps,
successfully
put
up
a
new
halvard
to
replace
that
wnicn
,
had
MUM
been
-'.
V
broken.
He
had
spent!
1
British
Ple
during
the
af
ternqpn.
most
of
wives
and
families
would!
.
.
.
...
prefer
to
remain
ln
theTclty
and
v'
'V
"J
run
the
risk
of
air
attacks
rather
than
be
separated
from
their
hus
bands
and
fathers
(
by
the
new
transAtlantlc!
air
scjThe'
le
vice.
She
will
like
that
for
she
Is
accustomed
when
she
and
her
mother
June
1
to
rush
mall
to
her
mother
are
separated
to
write,
every
da;.
.
Notes
Considerable
Improvement
Over
Last
Year
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
MAY
23,
1939.
Bulletins
DODGE
COVE
WOMAN
DIES
The
death
occurred
at
noon
today
in
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital,
where
she
had
been
a
patient
for
but
a
short
time,
of
Mrs.
Hilda
Wahl,
aged
33,
of
Dodge
Cove,
Digby
Island.
Former
Kansas
City
Political
Boss
To
Prison
EDMONTON.
Mayj23i
,.CP)
KANSAS
CITY.
May
23:
(CP)
execdtlvc
otMhe
UnttediTom
Prendcrgast,
dethroned
Kan-
Farmers
of
Alberta,
co-operative
.
sas
city
political
doss,
pieaaea
gun
Lester
B.
Jones
is
ecneral
agent!
far
the
Canadian
National
Railways
at
Skagway
each
summer
but
he
does
not
have
to
depend
upon
the".
Alaccy's
Coffee
House
rniCE:
CENTS
drine
Is
Disabled
Under
Sea
Queen
Mary
Suffers
Bruises
And
Shock
After
Overturning
Of
Car
Following
Collision
LONDON,
May
23:
(CP)
Queen
Mary
is
suffering
considerable
bruising
from
the
effects
of
an
automobile
accident
and
has
been
ordered
to
"some
days'
complete
rest,"
it
was
officially
announced
o-day.
The
Queen
Mother's
automobile
turned
over
after
colliding
with
a
two-ton
truck
at
Putney,
West
London
suburb.
Apparently
she
was
not
seriously
hurt
although
she
is
suffering
from
shock.
After
resting
in
a
doctor's
house
after
the
accident,
she
was
driven
away
in
the
royal
car,
acknowledging
the
cheers
of
crowds
which
had
gathered.
KINC,
IS
ADVISED
'
SCHREIBER,
Ont,
May
23:
(CP)
King
George
told
Reeve
E.
J.
Sheenan
at
a
civic
reception
at
this
northern
railway
town
this
morning
that
he
had
heard
from
London
that
the
injuries
to
his
mother,
Queen
Mary,
in
an
automobile
accident
were
not
serious.
There
is
no
indication
that
the
incident
will
in
any
way
affect
the
King's
tour
plans.
NO
NEED
FOR
WAR
So
Say
Germany
and
Italy
As
They
Sign
Ten
Year
Military
And
Economic
Alliance
BERLIN,
May
23:
(CP)
Official
statements
Issued
yesterday
lu
connection
with
the
signing
between
Germany
and
Italy
of
a
ten
year
military
and
economic
alliance
again
expressed
the
opin
ion
that
every
European
nr
n-m
could
be
solved
without
resorting
to
war.
The
new
agreement
between
the
two
nations
was
de-rcrlbed
by
one
spokesman
as
the
answer
of
Oermany
and
Italy
to
the
"war
mongers
of,
Europe."
United
States
Naval
Craft
Down
Off
New
Hampshire
Coast;
Crew
Of
Sixty-Two
Men
Endangered
PLANS
ARE
ANNOUNCED
President
Koosevtlt
Addresses
Nation
Retail
Merchants'
Association
NEW
YORK,
May
23.
Speaking
before
a
banquet
of
the
National
Retail
Merchants'
Association
of
the
United
States
in
the
course
of
the
annual
convention
of
that
organisation.
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
last
night
made
Im-rcr'ant
announcements
of
ths
convening
at
Oeneva.
to
taKe
Three
Men
Asphyxiated
m
uun-
action
against
Germaiiy
and
Hun
gary
for
dismemberment
of
I
Czechoslovakia
as
being
In
viola
-Ition
of
the
Covenant
of
the
Induction
Valve
Was
Left
Open
When
Craft
Made
Deep
Dive
Crew's
Quarters
and
After
Engine
Room
Flooded
PORTSMOUTH,
New
Hampshire,
May
23:
(CP)
The
United
States
Navy
submarine
Squalus,
with
sixty-two
men
on
board,
is
reported
down
and
in
trouble
in
240
feet
of
water
off
White
Island,
about
five
miles
southeast
of
the
Isle
ot
Shoals
off
the
New
Hampshire
coast.
Naval
i
.
.
mm-
-
rescue
ships
have
been
dispatched
ntr
si
nrr
t
m
,to
the
scene.
kY
I.
AVKI
(A
I
i
The
first
contact
with
the
sub-
to
the
nations
small
Dusiness
man.
Going
North
For
Season
In
His
-
Own
Boat
KILLED
BY
PA0N0X1DE
house
Near
Maple
Creek
In
Saskatchewan
marine
was
made
at
12:15
noon
learned
that,
during
a
when
it
was
TO
SKAGWAYSsE
not
closed,
government's
plans
for
assistanc
Letter
Jones,
Oi.U.
General
Agent,
room
induction
valve
was
water
entering
the
crew's
ouarter
and
thi
aftpr
pncrln
DI0NNES
ARE
HOME
AGAIN
vessels
of
his
company
to
get
him'
to
Alaska
for
his
season's
duties.
,
Quintuplets
Back
At
Callander
After
having
scent
the
winter
ln.
Following
Memorable
Trip
To
Vancouver,
as
Is
hi
custom,
he
is
I
Toronto
To
See
Kinj
'
Being
north
this
spring
aboard
hls
And
Queen
MAPLE
CREEK,
a5t.
Ma,
aara
.
(CPl-Three
men
died
on
Mondaj
a
boat
model
CALLANDER,
OnUrloav
at
a
campj4reiu.
rrfc4.
a
h
p;
EaSthope
gas,rCPX-The
Dioftrie
quintuplets
ire
Ihey
are
believed
to
have
been
engIne
safe
home
again
today
after
thefr
the
victims
of
carbon
monoxld.'
Accompanied
by
Adelard
BourretJ
memorable
trip
to
Toronto
to
sea
poisoning
wiuie
we
w
.
.
prendi-Canadlan
globe
trotter
.the
King
and
Queen.
They
rt-
bunkhouse.
A
fourth
man
is
recov
ertng.
from
Montreal,
and
Fred
Moore
of
turned
this
morning
aboard
their
Vancouver.
Jones
arrived
here
at
special
train,
accompanied
by
thet,'
7:30
Sunday
evening
from
West.
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ollva
Vancouver
whence
they
departed
Dionne,
D.
Allan
Roy
Dafoe
and
on
Monday
evening
of
last
week,
their
nurses.
At
4
o'clock
this
morning.
Jones
and
,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Dionne
expressed
Bourret.
having
tied
up
during
their,
some
disappointment
that
ths
stay
here
at
the
Standard
OU
dock,
other
members
of
the
family
left
for
Ketchikan
in
continuation
could
not
have
also
seen
Their
of
the
northward
trip.
Moore
returns
:
Malestles,
to
Vancouver
from,
here
aboard
the
Papa
Dionne,
speaking
of"
the
Catala
this
evening.
K,ng
and
Queen,
said:
They
The
trio
ud
the
coast,
notwith-jwere
nice,
very
nice."
standing
eailiness
of
the
season,'
Mama
Dionne
observed:
"Very
was
accomplished
without
much
royal
but
very,
nice."
difficulty.
Good
progress
was
made
ACCEDES
TO
SOVIET
DEMANDS
despite
a
day
delay
awaiting
the
LONDON
There
is
every
indi-
ll(je
in
Euclataw
Rapids
and
some
cation
that
the
government
will
ioss
0f
time
at
Hardy
Bay
awaiting
accent
Russia's
participation
n.
for
Queen
Charlotte
Sound
to
sub-,
the
European
anti-aggression
bloc
ijde.
Jones
expected
to
reach
Skag-?
on
that
country
s
terms.
ine
lWay
jn
about
five
days
from
here.
I
cabinet
is
expected
to
agree
tomorrow
to
enter
into
iuli
military
agreement
with
Russia
on
the
.
onnilillnn
thai
MlKFOW
hSS
de-
A
year
or
so
ago
Adelard
Bourrct,
Jones'
companion,
walked
across
Go,d
BrJcl"
alued
at
117,000
Ate
Canada
from
Montreal
to
Vancou-
Brought
To
Edmonton
From
....
...
V.lliinLnir.
rn..n
ver.
lie
is
intending
to
want
jd.uuu
vww....c
The
flag
from
the
lofty
pole
on(
manded
firmly
before
pledging
I
miles
around
the
world
during
eight
support
to
western
democracies
in
or
ten
year?
time.
A
aiesei
engm-i
resisting
further
European
PROPOSAL
RATIFIED
LONDON
The
House
of
Commons
today
approved
the
govern
--------
ment's
proposal
r
to
establish
an
most
of
the
afternoon
ln
making!
independent
Arab-Jewish
state
in
the
ascent
of
the
eighty-foot
poie
the
Holy
Land,
which
was
no
easv
lob
since
snlkes
are
not
permitted
to
be-used
and
MONGOL
PLANES
SHOT
DOWN
rp
i
there
are
no
extension
jaauera
mi
tumu
seven
vuier
.uungui-
i
j
y
idUldllUU
the
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border.
leisurely
travels.
:
Roosevelt
And
Hull
Opposed
WASHINGTON,
D.
C,
May
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
and
Secretary
of
State
Cordell
Hull
have
Joined
ln
expressing
op
position
to
a
policy
of
trade
Isola
tlon
by
the
United
Statqs,
Such
a
policy,
they
believe,
will
lead
to
International
discord
and
quite
possibly
to
war.
WINNIPEG
WHEAT
PRICES
.WINNIPEO,
May
23:
(CP
J
Winnipeg
wheat
prices
were
Vic
to
3ic
lower
yesterday
with
May
closing
at
63c.
organization,
reports,,
a
consider-
jty
yesterday-to
Income
tax
evasion
Mrs.
F.
A.
MacCallum
is
sailing
able
increase
ln
spring
business
and
was
sentenced
to
a
year
and
this
evenins
on
the
Catala
for
a
this
vear
over
last.
three
months'
Imprisonment.
visit
of
a
few
weeks
In
Victoria.
PLANE
HAS
RICH
CARGO
EDMONTON,
May
23:
(CP)
eer
by
trade,
he
Is
picking
up
ex-,
An
airplane
arrived
here
from
thi
perlence
in
various
kinds
of
work
Yellowknlfe
mining
area
of
the
and
adventure
ln
the
course
of
hlsiNrthwpst
Territories
carrying
five
gold
bricks
weighing
ln
all
about
200
pounds
and
estimated
to
bi
worth
$117,000.
NO
PAPER
TOMORROW
Tomorrow,
being
Victoria
Day
and
a
public
holiday,
there
will
be
I
no
Issue
of
the
Daily
News.
The
I
next
regular
edition
Thursday
afternoon.
will
be
on
Danzig
Tension
Is
Easing
Again
Incident
of
Shooting
of
Nazi
By
Polish
Chauffeur
Expected
To
Blow
Over
DANZIG,
May
23:
There
U
an
easing
of
the
tension
today
which
followed
for
a
time
on
the
slaying
of
a
Danzig
Nazi
by
the
chauffeur
of
a
Polish
official.
The
"act.
It
was
said
ln
PolMh
quarters,
wai
provoked
by
Nazi
storm
troopers.
BAR
GOLD
LONDON,
May
23:
(CP)-iThe
Montreal
price
of
bar
gold
whs
un
changed
at
$34.87
per
fine
ounce.