f!
Tomorrow's
Tides
9ml
...
m
Mrs.
Daniel
"Danny
Dodge,
for-
meriy
Loreen
MacDtinald.daugh-
j
ter
of
a
tugboat
captain
and
I
telephone
operator
on
Manltoulln
Island.
Ontario,
who
gets
mil-
I
lions
after
her
husband
Ids
tragic
death.-
She4a-1,
..
.VT
.
HOCKEY
IS
NEAR
END
Boston
Bruins
Now
Assured
of
First
Place
With
Hangers
Practically
Certain
of
Second
NEW
YORK.
March
9:
(CPlr-The
Boston
Bruins
are
now
assured
of
first
place
in
the
National
Hockey
League
standing
for
the
season
and
the
New
York
Rangers
are
practl-aallv
as
certain
of
second
dace.
However.,
the
issue
as
far
as
the
I
sther
play-off
positions
arc,
concerned
Is
still
considerably
In
doubt.
But
one
point
separates
the
third
place
New
York
Americans
from
the
fAiirlVi
rtlaA
Tnrrkntn
fanlA
T.Aflf
while
Detroit
Red
Wings
and
Mont-i
real
Canadiens
are
still
battling
but
one
point
behind
for
fifth
pot.
The
Chicago
Black
Hawks.
In
the
basement
three
points
below
the
Can-adlens.
would
appear
to
have
little
chance
now
to
finish
up
in
the
play
offs.
The
season's
schedule
ends
a
week
from
next
Sunday
night
with
the
play-offs
following
Immediately
af
ter.
Tonight
three
games
are
scned-uled
Detroit
at
Montreal.
Boston
at
New
York
with
Americans
and
Rangers
at
Chicago.
Demonstration
Fo
Franco
Results
In
I
California
Riots
141
Capitol
4:12
ajn.
2t.O
ft.
TAXI
10:56
p.m.
18.0
U.
10:45
a.m.
4.5
ft.
22:50
p.m.
12
ft.
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Coffee
House
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AND
CENTRAL
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COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
XXVIII
IT-.
X'..
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
MARCH
9,
1939.
PRICE:
5
CENTS
X
X
"
RANCO'S
FORCES
ARE
MASSING
AT
GATES
OF
STRICKEN
MADRID
CITY
livers
Final
Ultimatum
for
Unconditional
Surrender
of
Capital
Whose
Defenders
Arc
Now
Fighting
Among
Themselves
MADRID,
March
9:
(CP)
rr
misr.
reoeis
sun
noicung
i;t:
a!
Hosca
Miaja's
national
defence
regime,
opposing
h
alist
forces
were
facine
each
other
across
har.
ip
the
streets
of
Madrid
during
the
night.
Al-here
were
official
announcements
of
a
"new
Com-
...
iiion
"
tt
was
expected
.
!j
kbone
of
the
two-day
r
hLr
brokfn
by
Reorganization
1
of
CommunUU
hare
D1I
Y
r
1
and
some
of
the
lead-
DH
IS
laSSCd
.
are
said
to
hare
bctn
Tfwn
with
bodies
as
,r
fighting
ince
the
.
Premier
Juan
Negrln's
'
.tme
General
FranclAco
almt
force
were
re-last
night
at
the
V.
A
tor
an
immediate
T
kindred
planes,
ac-
rt
were
to
drop
of
.f
city,
threatening
wnlew
there
U
rur-v
wenty-four
noun.
i
wan
reported
to
be
et
raff
cpduct
in
hU
"fte'Vee
with
but
Orneral
Franco
utt
on
unconditional
(OVING
TO
VANCOUVER
l.
Kohertton,
Rank
Managrr.
transferred
South
Former
I'rlnre
(icorge
Man
Coming
I
C
r
V
Snn.
for
fourteen
r
of
the
local
branch
'
'
H
i
Dank
of
Canada
andi
i
J
;:c
ixai
banking
fratern-1
been
transferred
from
J
fi
.
"
to
the
managership)
''":
rdiva
Street
branch
in
1
..r
and
will
be
leaving
In
'
fays-
time,
accompanied
ft
jbcrtson.
for
hU
new
dut-
5
'
.:e
southern
city.
Ills
suc-v
t'.'-c
will
be
Arnold
Oaten,
r
r.asrr
of
the
Ladner
branch
tr
u'h
of
the
Fraser
River.
"
lu
ttay
here
Mr.
Rob-bc
ome
highly
esteemed
1
o
bu
inrvs
and
private
circles.
"
Crparture
will
be
regretted!
friends.
The
branch
of
t
ic
fo
which
he
Is
being
as-
-
-
in
urc
nean
01
me
wnoic-t-.
.rir
of
Vancouver
and
Li!
ii.
.
-----
r
'
"e
r.uy
s
important
business
i"
;:r.
f'1
Robertson,
the
former
Miss
f
ly
graduates
of
the
Prince
B
:
r
."
rianafnt
tf.lit
""'iai
iiu3iiitii
intuiiug
11:1
for
nurses,
has
been
In
fi"
Rupert
for
many
years
and
.ll
be
equally
missed.
h
new
manager
here,
Arnold
'
no
stranger
In
the
north.
some
years
ago
been
ac-Jntant
at
Prince
Ocorge.
ha
change
becomes
effective
in
i
ten
days'
or
two
weeks'
time
United
States
pv't
Revenue
Increasing
i
JASIUNGTON.
D.
C.
March
0:
01
ire
interior
Harold
l0PKlns
DrcdlptH
nn
hirr
n.t
E)1
$6,000,000
to
$8,000,000
lo
nment
rmnue
dur)n
lha
year.
Workmen
Of
With
isolated
groups
of
oui
desperately
aeamst
President's
.Measure
Gets
Past
Re
preventatives
nut
Now
Mat
To
Hazard
Senate
WASHINOTON.
D.
C.
March
9
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt's;
administration
reorganization
bill
was
passed
by
the
House
of
Re
prescntative
yeterday
by
a
vote
209
to
193
and
now
goes
to
th:
Senate
where
It
must
pass
the
hazards
of
strong
administration
opposition.
"''Among
other
thlncts.
he
measure
would
provide
th
president
with
six
administrative
assistants
at
salaries
of
$10,009
ptr
year
each.
TODAY'S
STOCKS
Vancouver
Dig
Missouri.
.21.
Dralorne.
11.50.
Cariboo
Quartz.
225.
Falrvlew,
.0SV.
Oold
Delt.
JbS.
Hedley
Maseot.
U9.
flnto.
.02V4.
Noble
Five.
.03.
PaclHc
Nickle.
.15.
Pend
Oreille.
1.80.
Pioneer.
22.
Premier.
2.26.
Privateer.
1.12.
Reeves
McDonald,
22.
Reno,
25
ask.
Relief
Arlington.
.12.
Reward.
.04-Solman
Oold,
.12.
Bheep
Creek.
1.11.
Cariboo
Hudson.
2i.
Oils
A.
P.
Con..
.lSVi
ask.
Calmont.
.45
V4-C.
ii
E..
2.37.
Freehold.
.03.
Home.
2.68.
Pacalta.
.06Vj.
Royal
Canadian,
.18.
Toronto
Aldermnc,
.48.
Bcattle.
1.38.
Central
Pat
2.69.
Con.
Smelters.
59.00.
East
Malartlc.
2.75.
Fernland,
AOV.
Francocur.
.24.
Oods
Lake,
.22.
Hardrock,
1.52.
Int.
Nickel,
54.00.
Kerr
Addison,
2.02.
Little
Long
Lac,
3.30.
McLcod
Cockshutt.
2.60.
Madsen
Red
Lake.
.45.
McKenzle
Red
Lake.
1.25.
Moneta,
150.
Noranda,
82.00.
Pickle
Crow,
5.50.
Preston
E.
Dome,
1.62.
San
Antonio,
1.65.
Shcrrltt
Gordon,
1.33.
8tadacona,
.84li.
Uchl
Oold,
1.47.
Douscadlllac,
.06.
Moshcr,
.19.
Oklend,
.15.
Dominion
Drldge,
34.00.
Hockey
Scores
Pacific
Coast
I.eazue
Spokane.
2;
Seattle,
3.
RECEIVES
MILLIONS
mm
Burnaby
Killed
NO
USE
Perfect
Defence
Against
it
Being
Devised
Particular
Attention
To
Anti-Aircraft
LONDON,
March
9:
(CP)
In
connection
with
his
announcement
in
the
Iloue
of
Commons
yesterday
that
tht'
British
Army
would
be
expanded
and
equipped
for
continental
service
with
powerful
independent
rwve
of
militarr
power
established
throughout
the
Empire
particularly
in
Milta.
Palestine
and
India,
Secretary
of
War
IIre-B-li-sha
alto
stated
that
the
antiaircraft
tection
of
the
territorial
armv
wou'd
be
Increased
and
a
plan
perfected
to
sneed
up
mobilization
in
event
of
war.
Sir
John
Andrrson
minister
in
charge
of
co-ordination
of
national
defence,
speaking
at
the
Fntineering
Institute
Fathering,
declared
that
such
a
perfect
defence
had
now
been
effected
against
pohon
rs
that
it
future
ue
appeared
to
he
unlikely.
Particular
attention
was
now
being
turned
to
defence
arainst
incendiary
bombs.
Sir
John
said.
KcraTiPn
1
llrlln
Pricnnor
rnSOUei
.COCI1
nort
If)
,
J
$
KeCaDlllTed
BURNABY.
March
9:
CP-
-W'l
11am
Mou:k
was
returned
to
Okalla
Prison
j-esterday
after
being
recap-
tured
by
the
New
Westminster
po-
lire
six
hours
after
he
escaped
while
working
on
the
prison
farm.
I
Japanese
Migration
j
Considered
I
George
Craddock
of
Vancouver,
chairman
of
a
special
committee
on
immigration
which
has
been
set
up
by
the
Canadian
Chamber
of
Commerce,
has
requested
the
views
of
the
local
Junior
Chamber
on
the
matter
of
Japanese
immigration
with
a
view
to
bringing
in
a
report
on
noncy.
mis
was
one
oi
me
mais
ters
that
came
before
the
Chamber
at
Its
regular
monthly
dinner
meeting
on
Tuesday
evening.
Trie
Canadian
Tourist
Traffic
Association
asked
for
suggestions'
in
regard
to
possible
further
develop
ment
of
tourist
traffic.
This
was
referred
to
the
secretary
of
the
Chamber.
T.
J.
Williams.
Other
correspondence
at
the
Junior
Chamber
meeting
Tuesday
night
Included
a
letter
from
J.
W.
Kll-
patrlck,
secretary
of
the
Gyro
Club,,
welcoming
any
assistance
and
co-
operation
In
connection
with
the
civic
centre
project;
from
the
ChrisUan
Youth
of
Canada
organization
seeking
assistance
in
connection
with
caring
for
wounded
.
-
"
.
jr
v
before
the
Montreal
Board
of
Trade
'
"
BETTER
BY
SECOND
JOHANNESBURG.
March
9:
(CP)
-
Denis
Shore,
South
African
nivmnix
mnnpr.
fnllprf
in
an
at
tempt
to
beat
the
world's
record
of
30
seconds
for
300
yards
but
his
time
of
30.06
seconds
was
more
than
a
second
better
than
the
old
r.
.
V.
A
f
t
fn,
tK.
Ai
O
-
touuni
miiwi
iii-uiu
iui
nn.
j
tance.
Chinese
civilians
In
the
Slno-Jap-
Awnrir?
March
9-
(CP
ma
M-ircn
v.
ioi
LOS
ANGELLis,
-
(pumuh
through
th
oourUwy
of
,
....
njtn
rrini.s
Wo
as,thi
MeuSroingici
at.anese
war.
There
were
also
copies
Tpar
cas
was
hulled
by
police
Dominion
bunu
Vktorta
a"d
rr"vce
Rupfrt
tor'ot
propaganda
maga-half
a
Japanese
.
hurt
Vl
,!
a
fWn
dozen
nersons
were
were
nitlia
persons
cnpiii
Tom
otrYtioi
...
cL,h
hv
sir
mm
RMttv
when
street
ngniing
Drone
up
a.nw
t
s
m,
today
uui
coven
tn
35
iin.
nf
radical
nlckets
at
a
Catholic-
hour
PCTloi
"dln
8
Pm-
twKrw-
sponsored
mceUng
praising
tne
re-
General
Synopsls-A
moderate
""
7"""
""'.rr.
"""
booklets
from
the
British
Colum-fn
glme
of
General
Francisco
Franco
.depression
appears
t0
be
approach-'
Council
aerial
de-
!mg
Aviation
on
Spain.
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Ontario
House
nfl
nPniS
ens
Session
jeSSlOn
-
r
TORONTO.
March
9:
(CP)
Tho
session
of
the
Ontario
Legislature
was
opened
yesterday
with
the
urcscntatlon
of
the
Speech
from
.
....
1U.
11.1ml
A
A
the
Throne
ana
uic
uauat
mc-
monies.
:
:GAS
OF
Laoor
reace
Is
Possible
WASHINGTON.
D.
C.
March
9.
There
aoDears
to
be
still
?
hope
for
the
peace
conference
between
the
American
(Federa-
i'fn
of
Labor
and
the
Commlt-
tee
on
Industrial
Organization.
After
having
denounced
the
C.I.O.
plan
of
conciltition.
which
would
provide
'for
the
!
dcttmg
up
of
a
new
American
4
C
nsress
of
Labor
from.
whl:h
i
both
William
Oreen
and
John
L
Lewis
would
be
barred
from
offipp
rMIrlnp
nn
thplr
nrftppnt
'
salaries.
Federation
leaders
last
'
night
agreed
to
reconsider
the
plan.
Discussions
will
be
re-
,
sumed
in
New
York
Friday
:
night.
Bulletins
ACT
IS
ULTIU
VIRES
VANCOUVER
Mr.
Justice
X.
M.
.Manson
todajr
declarrd
ultra
vires
of
the
Uritith
Colnrabia
Legislature
throe
sections
of
the
provincial
al
ar
nd
Petroleum
Products
Control
Board,
Act
un-
i"
wh,th
tovernmenl
com-
tnllon
ordered
..redaction
in
the
retail
sellinc
price
of
raso-
line.
Other
parts
of
the
meas-
ure
passed
in
1D37
letislatlve
ses-
slon
were
declared
valid
in
the
Judemrnt.
His
Lordship
stated
that
the
price
fixing
clauses
entered
the
Dominion
field
of
trade
and
commerce
regulation.
nrnnotSFiKLD
qualifies
LONDON
lluddersfleld
Town
qualified
today
for
the
English
Cup
semi-finals
by
defeating-Blackburn
Movers
two
to
one
In
a
sixth
round
replay.
SITUATION
BRIGHTER
LONDON
The
Brilioh
government
regards
the
general
European
peace
situation
as
brighter
and
less
likely
to
lead
to
major
incidents
than
at
any
time
in
recent
months.
It
is
convinced
that
Italian
claims
on
France
will
be
settled
without
violence.
ELECTION
IN
OCTOBER
LONDON
Havas
News
Agency
reports
well
informed
Parliamentary
sources
as
stating
that
decision
had
been
reached
to
call
a
general
election
late
in
October.
PELLATT
DIES
TORONTO
Sir
Henry
Pellatt,
one
time
millionaire
financier
and
builder
of
Toronto's
S1.700,-000
Casa
Lorn
a
as
a
private
residence,
died
last
night.
The
chateau,
topping:
a
city
hill,
was
taken
for
taxes
a
few
years
ago.
Pal-latt
was
knighted
in
1905
for
military
rervices.
Weather
Forecast
Irom
the
northwest.
The
weather
has
been
fair
and
moderately
coldi
In
most
parts
of
Bltlsh
Columbia.
n.l....
ti
.
.
.
.
.
runM
I
tillllC
JU(JVIk
UI1U
VUCtll
VlliH-
'lotte
Islands
Increasing
east
,
winds.
Dart
cloudv
and
somewhat
1
milder,
probably
showers
at
night,
West
Coast
0f
Vancouver
Island
Moderate
to
fresh
northeast
winds,
shifting
b
east,
mostly
fair
.
.
...1.1.
I
l.
1
I
4-
mm
nut
mucu
ciimic
icnipcra
-
tu,re
Triple
Tragedy
When
Electric
Train
Strikes
Car
Filled
With
Men
Entire
Side
of
Auto
Was
Smashed
Open
Dead
iWen
Are
Albert
Patterson,
John
MacEdwards
and
Harold
Ray
BURNABY,
March
9:
(CP)
Three
Burnaby
muni-cipal
workmen
were
killed
and
three
seriously
injured
when
a
Vancouver-New
Westminster
electric
train
was
in
collision
with
their
car
as
they
drove
to
work
today.
The
dead
are
Albert
Patterson,
John
MacEdwards
and
Harold
Ray.
The
injured
......
1
Drinking
Moose
Drown
In
River
I
T3tRACE.
rch
8.-
On
Friday
lest
two
moose
went
on
to
the
frozen
river
a
little
way
above
Terrace
bridge
presum-
ably
to
drink.
Section
men
4-
near
the
tragedy
who
saw
tt
4-
aU
were
powerless
to
help
the
unfortunate
creatures.
They
4
straggled
to
rgaln
a
foothold
for
eta
on
an
hour
but
finally
were
drawn
under
by
the
South
Is
Much
J
1
ll'p
iUDGrt
r
Oardens
Are
Little,
if
Any,
Further
f
Advanced
Than
in
This
City
According
to
C.
V.
Evitt.
who
re-
"-
-"v.--
i'u",iu
ver
yesterday,
the
gardens
are
very
little
further
advanced
there
than
.theyiare
In
Prince
Rupert.
Cro-
cuses
are
not
yet
out
and
the
snow-
drops
are
much
the
same
as
here.
Mr,
Evut
said
inai
wnen
m
vie-
provincial
government,
who
Is
ex-torla
It
rained
and
blew
a
gale.
pected
to
visit
the
city,
being
await-about
as
bad
a
day
as
any
he
had
ecj.
experienced
in
Prince
Rupert
this
Xne
Gyros
are
anticipating
a
visit
year.
in
June
from
the
international
president,
J.
R.
Meredith,
Los-
An-
TODAY
S
WtArHhK
Frince
Rupert
Clear,
calm;
bar-
ometer.
29.90;
temperature,
30;
sea
smooth.
President
W.
M.
Watts
presided
Triple
Island
Broken
clouds,
over
yesterday's
luncheon
at
which
southeast
wind,
12
miles
per
hour;
other
matters
of
club
business
were
light
chop.
dealt
with.
Peter
Sunderland
will
Langara
Island
Overcast,
south-
be
the
speaker
at
the
Gyro
lunch-east
wind,
two
miles
per
hour;
bar-
eon
next
week,
his
address
to
be
ometer.
29.82;
temperature.
35;
sea
on
early
days
of
the
fishing
Indus-smooth,
try
on
the
coast
and
at
Prince
Ru-
Dead
Tree
Point
Broken
clouds,
pert,
a
subject
into
which
he
has
calm;
barometer,
29.86;
tempera-
been
doing
considerable
delving,
ture,
30;
light
swell.
:
Bull
Harbor
Scattered
clouds,
Tf
1
Ctt
easterly
wind,
four
miles
per
hour;
,
Q
InStal
rlttingS
barometer,
29.98;
temperature.
32;
j
"
ree
sea
smooth.
Alert
Bay-Broken
clouds,
calm;
barometer,
30.11;
temperature,
32;
sea
smooth.
Victoria
Clear,
southwest
wind,.
six
miles
per
hour;
barometer;
29.98.
Hazelton
Clear,
calm,
tempera
ture
16.
Smlthers
Clear,
calm,
2.
Burns
Lake
Clear,
calm.
2
below.
Terrace
Part
cloudy,
calm,
14.
Alyansh
Clear,
calm,
20.
Anyox
Clear,
calm,
17.
Stewart
Clear,
calm,
10.
Big
Icebergs
On
Main
Ocean
Lane
are
Harry
F.
Redman,
Edwin
Dunn
ana
Cecil
uarey
wno
was
driving
the
car,
according
to
cipal
officials.
The
entire
side
of
the
car
was
smashed
open.
UK
AW
PLANi)
FOR
CENTRE
Gyro
Club
Making
Progress
in
Re
gard
to
Feasibility
of
Local
Community
Project
a
special
committee,
under
the
chairmanship
of
Dr.
R.
O.
Large,
whleh
has
been
appointed
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
dub
to
go
into
the
civte
centre
Droiect
here,
re-
ppared.
at
thweeklyiyittnchejja
,t
the
club
yesterday
that
'If
had
as-
lembled
sufficient
information
to
justify
rough
plans
being
prepared
with
a
view
to
arriving
at
an
approximate
estimate
of
cost
The
club
empowered
the
committee
to
proceed
further
along
these
lines.
The
possibility
of
provincial
and
federal
assistance
has
been
canvass-
ed.
The
Junior
Section
of
the
Prince
RuDert
Chamber
of
Com-
merce,
which
is
also
Interesting
ltseU
m
tne
project,
will
be
advised
0I
ine
progress
inai
is
Deing
maae.
playgrounds
committee
has
not
yet
laid
out
its
plans
for
the
year
an
early
conference
with
Ian
Eisenhardt.
director
of
physical
anci
recreational
education
for
the
geles
building
contractor,
who
will
be
here
on
his
way
to
Jesper
Park
for
the
International
convention.
n
WpYV
TOSt
111
A'ClV
1
uaL
UlllCG
VUiW
Assistant
Federal
Architect
and
Representative
of
Eastern
Concern
Arrive
In
connection
with
the
Installation
of
fittings
and
furnishings
In
the
new
Post
Office
and
federal
building
here.
J.
B.
Shaw
of
Vlc-
toria,
assistant
Dominion
architect,
I
and
A.
G.
Montcrlef
f
of
Vancouver,
j
representing
the
eastern
concern
'which
has
the
fittings
contract,
arrived
In
the
city
on
the
Prince
I
George
yesterday
from
the
south.
.The
fltlngs
and
furniture
havo
been
pretty
well
all
delivered
and
the
work
of
finally
preparing
tho
BOSTON.
March
9:
(CP)
Two
new
building
for
occupation
will
large
Ice
bergs
are
reported
within
now
proceed.
Some
time
around
the
thlrty-flve
miles
of
the
main
nor-!
end
of
this
month
or
the
first
of
therly
transAtlantlc
steamship
April
U
Is
expected
to
move
In.
lane
to
Scandinavian
countries.
Ice
Mr.
Shaw
and
Mrs.
Montcrleff
patrol
vessels
have
been
dispatch-
expect
to
sail
tonight
on
their
reed
from
here.
turn
south.