f.F.
MOVE
1
it
m.
ft
IH
f
Commons
last
night
j
.
adopted
the
resolution
f
r.
.
f.
MacNeii,
V.u.r.
memocr
t
iurr.
to
refer
the
f
4J
t
(
c
Whit
i
r
From
looking
For
Cope
Plane
Ski
Party
and
Moats
Jr
KEA"
Feb,
14:
CT
-
Ham-1
t
y
snow
and
generally
un-weather
conditions,
the
-
'
'
ir
Pilot
Len
Cope
and
1
rngers.
who
disappeared
?
TUij
inlet
Sunday
while
on
f
from
Ketchikan
to
Jun-1
"
'
ues.
P"-
Ability
is
holding
search-;
raft
down
but
a
ski
party
;'
i''"
for
Douclas
Island
to
i
f
here
rospecting
Party
s
Lost
In
Gulf
VANCOUVER.
Feb.
14:
(CP)
4
h
has
been
instituted
for
the
Desecration
At
Church
Evidently
an
act
of
desccra-Jion,
black
drapes
at
the
entrance
of
the
Church
of
Annunciation,
havln.?
heen
nut
un
mourning
for
the
late
Pope
liu:
were
found
torn
down
uno.ay
night.
Complaint
was
'iue
10
the
authorities
over
jnc
incident
and
Investigation
13
proceeding.
rc
AnnPTFn
A,aska
ShiP
Gun
Contract
To
Public
Accounts
Committee
For
Further
Investigation
r
7TAWA,
Feb.
14:
CP
The
:otriKe
nnds
.
4
SEATTLE,
Feb.
14
CP
4
The
ten-day
strike
of
deck
4
officers
that
halted
Alaska
shipping
and
caused
a
food
4'
shortage
In
the
territory
is
4
ended
but
grlerances
which
4-
which
caused
the
walk
-out
Dren
hare
not
yet
been
adjusted.
gun
contract
to
the
pub-
,!.?.
committee
for
fur-
gation
,
,
nf
thf
Mar
Kelt
rrjintu-
iwed
the
defeat
by
a
vote
DII
BILL
I
10
29
of
a
Conservative
mo-',ct
the
matter
to
a
the
whole
House
with
a
mudrlne
cancellation.
IS
She
INVALID
'he
course
of
the
debate.
.
H
Cahan,
Conservative
Court
itulet
Interest
Cut
Meaoure
for
St.
Lawrence-8t
In
Alberta
Is
Ultra
Vires
M
i.treal.
made
an
un
I
C.-mand
for
the
reslgna-
EDMONTON,
Feb.
14:
iCP-Ths
I"
l1
Mackenzie,
mlr-
supreme
Court
of
Alberta
yester-
3
:ial
defence,
whom
he
day
ruled
as
ultra
vires
an
act
of
'
as
a
-recalcitrant,
de-
the
Legislature
passed
tn
1937
re-
1
incompetent"
minister
duclne
the
Interest
on
nrovlnelal
keep
the
government
bonds
bv
fifty
percent
The
gov-
f
informed
on
the
views
frnmcnt
Is
now
considering
the
-'departmental
commit-
judgment
with
a
view
to
future
x
tl
armament
contract
course
of
action.
Hanson
Thought
n
M
P
for
Skeena.
J
Trt
R
R,,,lr
i
hl
reputation
for
brief
lVUOU
IU
UC
UUIlL
!
speeches
when
he
r
r
i
f
l
j
the
Bren
contract
dls-
JH
JJlgDY
lSlSHlCl
en
days
days
of
unneect-
e
to
the
ii'p
i
nnii
in
iMl
l
K
I
t-l
I
III
1
1
Ill
taxpayers.
hing
Is
stlly
-nber
declared.
the
CONTINUED
Frederick
Point
to
be
Connected
up
With
Marine
Station
Wharf
I
'
Contract
has
been
awarded
to
O
W
Ntckerran
and
associates
of
this
city
by
the
Department
of
National
Defence
for
a
4.000-foot
roadway
from
Frederick
Point
to
the
marine
station
on
Dlgby
Island.
The
road
Is
to
be
built
In
connection
with
the
fortifications
to
be
put
In
on
Frederick
Point.
BURIAL
OF
POPE
PIUS
:
223
manded
Solemn
Ceremonies
Marked
Final
Interment
of
Pontiffs
Remains
In
St.
Peter's
Tonight
'!
private
rites
which
were
broadcast
1
to
the
world.
Only
cardinals
and
high
dlgna-torles
were
admitted
to
the
final
rites,
the
general
public
being
excluded
so
as
to
prevent
congestion.
It
Is
estimated
that
half
a
million
devout
followers
of
the
church
viewed
the
remains
as
they
lay
In
state
before
Interment.
:cbrat
Delta,
with
three
men
on
rd
missing
for
several
days
......
1
i:::
('
utt
TnA
i.io.ri
nnri
117.
II
ImfAlrn
P-Pccting
UhT
I
II
111
WVUIYC
Padlock
Law
Dissemination
of
Communism
Not
To
Be
Permitted
In
Connection
With
Soldiers
Welcome
In
Quebec
MONTREAL,
Feb.
14:
(CP)
-
Authorities
have
issued
warning
that
the
Padlock
Law
will
be
Invoked
If
any
attempt
Is
made
to
disseminate
Communist
propaganda
In
connection
with
the
welcome
or
Canadian
soldiers
returning
from
the
Spanish
civil
war.
TonlghtV
train,
due
from
the
East
at
11
o'clock,
is
reported
to
be
half
an
hour
late.
Dead
iaiaHBapMMBBB
HON,
S.
L.
HOWE
VANCOUVER
Feb,
14
CP
-Samuel
Lyness
Howe
aged
74,
former
provincial
secretary,
minister,
of
mines
and
commissioner
of
fisheries
in
the
Tolmle
government,
died
last
night.
A
native
of
Orey
County.
Ontario,
he
came
to
the
coast
in
1897
and
invested
$20,000
in
downtown
real
estate
from
which
he
real-:
Jied
nearly
$1,000,000
in
1923.
One
of
his
well
known
proper-i
ties
was
the
northwest
corner
of
:
Oranvllle
and
Georgia
Streets.
He
was
also
an
active
sportsman
and
horseowrter
and
supplied
the
mount
which
the
late
Sir
Arthur
Currle
rpde
Jn.
France
through
out
the
Oreat
War.
He
was
elected
to
the
first
Legislature
in
1928
as
member
for
Richmond
-Point
Orey.
He
was
a
druggist.
:
there
while
several
small
.
I
"
r.
u
14
w.
CP--i
rm
Feb.
VATICAN
CITY.
-
w
being
used
to
nose
Into'
rr.d
XI,
nf
TO
T
A
P
IIP
bays
In
the
hope
thatPf
K
"n
1
U
1
IfU
Ul
"""L.
r
ng
shin
may
be
found.
Place.
u.m8n
T?-
ntral
ai
ar
1
n
vne
8
ru
,
;3
;t
message
by
radio
re-9l
J
from
Pilot
Cope
on
Sunday'or
St.
Peter's
Cathedral.
The
trible
wrapped
in
red
wool,
was
i.-
i
hti
m.ne
irimr
un'casket.
:?
r
v.,
tm.t
.w
Hi..0n
lowered
with
Impressive
scml-;
Soviet-Manchu
SINGLE
MEN
i
of
the
co-operation
of
private
citizens'
committee
closely
linked
with
in-
Weather
Forecast
the
Interior
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
-
Moderate
variable
winds,
part
cloudy
with
not
much)
change
In
temperature,
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island-
Moderate
south
winds,
cloudy
and
:
Wolf
Bounty
Is
Increased
VICTORIA.
Feb.
14:
CP
The
timber
wolf
bounty
In
British
Columbia
hat
been
Increased
from
$10
to
$15.
it
announced
yesterday.
This,
it
is
hoped,
will
prove
an
Inducement
to
checking
the
'n-rea?-ing
menace
of
these
animals.
BALANCE
OF
TRADE
DOWN
Great
Britain
and
United
SUtes
Were
Principal
Customers
of
Canada
Last
Year
OTTAWA.
Feb.
14:
"CP
Canada's
favorable
trade
balance
tor
1938
is
placed
at
X279.0O0.OO0
as
compared
with
$310,000300
in
1937.
Cansda's
two
principal
customers
were
Oreat
Britain
and
United
States.
With
Oreat
Britain
there
was
a
balance
of
$244,000,000
In
favor
of
Canada
while
with
United
States
the
Dominion
had
an
adverse
balance
of
$68.000
000.
Washington
fruit
Going
To
Germany
Barter
Deal
For
Manufactured
Goods
From
Reich
Is
Being
Negotiated
SEATTLE.
Feb.
14:
CP
Under
a
barter
arrangement
being
nego-
tlated
by
a
Washington
co
-opera
-
tlve
organization.
Washington
fruit
will
bi
shipped
to
Oermany
In
re-
GlaSheS
Attain
4.
tum
t0t
erman
manufactured
TOKYO.
Feb.
14
(CP
der
dashes
between
Soviet
1
Manchoukuoan
troops
were
norted
by
Dome!
News
Agency
while
Parliament
de-
a
stronger
policy
to-
ward
Russra.
It
was
admitted
that
Manchoukouan
forces
4-
were
being
Increased.
4-
Bor
S:
BUSINESS
IS
LOWER
Fewer
Tourists
Visited
Canada
Last
Year
and
Their
Spendings
were
Less
OTTAWA.
Feb:
14
CP
Can-'
ada's
tourist
business
showed
a
decrease
last
year,
according
to
fig-:
1
u
res
Just
Issued
by
the
Dominion
Bureau
of
Statistics.
The
spendings
tourists
for
the
past
year
are
es
tlmated
at
$269,000,000
as
comjiar
with
$290,000,000
In
1937.
The
number
of
tourists
visiting
the
country
last
year
was
also
lower
j
Arrangements
Being
Made
to
Pro-than
the
year
previous.
vide
for
Them
After
Camps
are
Closed
This
Spring
VICTORIA.
Feb.
14:
tCPK-Wlth
Germany
Taking
Canadian
Apples
dustrial
Interests,
the
government
Eight
Thousand
Barrels
Being
'
Is
making
arrangements
to
take
Taken
From
Dominion
By
1
-
1-
care
of
single
unemployed
men;
Reich
when
they
are
released
from
camps;
this
rorlne.
It
Is
announced
by
Hon,
OTTAWA,
Feb.
14:
(CP)
Ca
.George
S.
Pearson,
minister
of
la-
nada's
apple
crop
will
be
pretty
bor.
1
be
Nova
Scotia
apples
and
3,000
from
British
Columbia.
General
Synopsis
i-ressure
re-
p
.
w
mains
high
south
of
Vancouver
Is-
ft
uriDDe
In
onrl
low
west
of
the
Queen!
Charlotte
Islands.
It
has
been
Ehowfry
on
the
British
Columbia!
coast
and
mild
with
some
snow
In,
Montreal
Bad
Tomorrow's
"
res
tA4
Capitol
V
A
TAXI
.
.
.
trr
v.
?;
Macey'g
Coffee
House
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
JIXVIH
No.
37.
j
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
FEBRUARY
14,
1939.
PRICE:
5
CENTS
Franco
Recognition
Is
Bulletins
BONES
DISINTEGRATING
REGINA
Rejina
medical
men
do
not
hold
out
much
hope
for
the
recovery
of
an
aged
unidentified'
man,
probably
about
seventy
years
old,
whose
bones
are
disintegrating
through
lack
of
calcium.
Had
the
eae
been
tak
en
In
time,
it
might
have
been
roid
gland
condition
but
now
it
Is
believer"
too
late.
The
man
is
too
old
and
weak
to
survive
an
operation
even
if
he
could
be
built
up
for
it.
RELIGIOUS
DISORDERS
CALCUTTA
Serious
disorders
between
Hindus
and
Moslems
continue
in
various
parts
of
In
dia
and
Burma.
Since
it
i
estimated
forty
persons
have
been
killed
in
clashes.
Yesterday
seven
.were
killed
in
a
bomb
explosion
at
Rangoon.
ALBERTA
SNOWFALL
EDMONTON
Hevr
snowfalls
have
blocked
Northern
Alberta
highways.
The
road
.between
Edmonton
and
Calgary
is
being
kept
open.
ALBERTA
PIONEER
DIES
PINCIIER
CREEK
Jimmy
Whltford.
relcrfrl
pioneer
of
Southern
Alberta,
is
dead
here
at
the
ate
of
eitht-tix.
He
guided
the
noted
t-issjonarr.
Father
La-combe,
into
the
country.
.
.
.MUNICH
VIOLATED
LONDON
Sir
John
Simon,
Chancellor
of
the
Exchequer,
rave
assuranre
today
that
there
would
be
a
full
Investieation
of
complaints
that
the
option
clause
of
the
Munich
atreement
whereby
anti-Nazis
would
be
allowed
to
leave
Sudetenland
unmolested
was
being
violated.
ARRESTED
FOR
MURDER
LONDON
A
youn;
Irishman,
Arthur
James
Mahoney,
has
been
arrested
on
a
charge
of
murdering
Iris
Keefe,
known
as
the
"Black
Butterfly,"
who
was
found
yesterday
in
her
Mayfair
apartment
with
a
stiletto
in
her
breast.
Mahoney
is
said
to
have
admitted
the
slayin;
of
the
young
woman
because
she
tricked
him
out
of
his
money.
The
theory
persists,
however,
that
the
slaying
might
have
had
something
to
do
with
Irish
Republican
Army
secrets.
:
Would
Tighten
Nursing
Rules
BOSTON.
Feb.
14:
(CP)
Manda
tory
registration
of
all
persons
en
mends
that
all
nurse
registries
of
well
cleaned
up
by
the
shipment
cmployment
agencies
be
made
sub-r
of
eight
thousand
barrels
to
Oer-
th(j
dose
supervlslon
and
many.
Five
thousand
barrels
will
regulation
of
the
state
Doara
01
registration
of
nurses.
The
commission
study
disclosed
that
under
the
present
law
theie
are
no
requirements
for
the
mandatory
examination
and
reglstra-
Evidence
was
produced
before
the
commission
or
Instances
"where
totally
unauaiified
persons"
have
Some
Schools
Have
As
Many
As
been
nursing
seriously
ill
people.
One
-Third
of
Enrolment
Away
)
Another
recommendation
calls
I
for
the
licensing
of
a
group
of
MONTREAL.
Feb.
14:
(CP)
An
nurses,
referred
to
as
attendants,
epidemic
of
la
grippe
is
general
In
heretofore
unlicensed.
This
group.
Montreal.
Some
schools
report
as
the
commission
says,
represents
manv
as
one-third
of
their
child-
fhn
uhn
nri
so-called
unit-tier,!
.U-BlUUllw"
ww
"
"
"
-
-
'
'
-
-
-
,
Jmlld
with
some
mist
or
light
raln.lrcn
absent
through
Illness.
nurses.
Deferred
French
Anti-Fascists
Assert
Influence
On
Daiadier
Government
possible
to
operate
for
a
parathy-
i
Not
Likely
That
Insurgent
Ascendency
Will
Be
Formally
Acknowledged
Until
Negrin
Resistance
Has
Finally
OTTAWA.
Feb.
14:
CP
Disappeared
PA
PTC
Pnlimiomi
1
A
ifV
Tof
ofn?riol
nnnnoifinn
of
anti-Fascist
ministers
has
compelled
the
government
'
of
France
to
delay
formal
recognition
of
the
insurgent
regime
in
Spain.
In
informed
circles
it
is
said
that
there
!
will
be
no
formal
recognition
of
General
Francisco
Fran-
Thursday
co's
regime
as
long
as
the
loyalist
government
exists
in
t
I
Pipe
Line
To
I
Great
Lakes
t
From
Alberta
RAILWAYS
BUY
MUCH
Have
i
gaged
in
the
nursing
profession
in
.successruL
I
Massacnusseis
ana
legisiaiion
cau-
.,
went
on.
Done
Much
To
Canadian-Made
Goods
and
Indirectly.
Mr.
on.v.
.-v
tJl
rinfort
nut
th
rnllvflTa
the
profession
Is
recommended
'
.
;
?
j
a
report
filed
in
the
legislature
by
a
commission.
The
commission
also
recom
plies
In
Canada
meant
annual
employment
for
approximately
,
245,000
persons.
.
.
"If
the
Railways
are
to
continue
to
spend
money
for
materials
and
suDDlies.
they
must
cam
It"
h
money
1
gross)
to
Duy
an
-
any
iorm.
ine
ceierminaiiuii
ox
j
Premier
Negrin
to
fight
to
a
finish
'has
changed
the
picture.
The(
'
French
cabinet
considered
the
question
of
Insurgent
recognition
today
and
In
London
the
British
'government
will
do
likewise
tomor-
row.
Meantime,
the
last
loyalist
troops
tare
now
withdrawing
from
Catal-
onla
but
In
the
south
central
por-4"!tlon
the
loyalist
resistance
Is
be-
1
lng
continued.
4
R.
A.
Brown,
head
of
an
Al-
'
berta
oil
company,
said
here
4,
t-
yesterday
that
work
on
a
pipe
ITT
CT
I
J1
C
4-
Bne
to
convey
Turner
Valley
J
U
O
1
1
Vi-4
4
oil
to
the
Great.
Lakes
would
1
probably
atarUd
ibis
-year.
It
,
'Will
cost
,$J5,pefe&.
I&ter:
!
RESIGNS
when
world
matkets
art
asrur-
:
ed.
there
may
also
be
a
pipe
JLouis
D.
Brandeis
4-
line
to
the
Pacific
Coast.
of
Supreme
Court
of
United
SUtes
Leaves
Bench
at
Age
of
Eighty-Two
Years
WASHINOTON,
D.
C,
Feb.
14:
CP
1
Associate
Justice
Louis
D.
Brandeis
of
the
Supreme
Court
of
the
United
States
announced
his
resignation
yesterday.
Eighty-two
years
of
age
he
has
been
a
member
of
the
court
since
June
1,
1916.
He
was
the
first
Jew
ever
to
serve
on
the
court.
Ill-health
and
Foster
advanced
years
are
given
as
the.
reason
of
the
resignation
although
it
ha
been
raid
that
Brandeis
hnlght
devote
his
closing
years
to
MONTREAL,
Feb.
14:
Purchas-
promoting
the
welfare
of
Jews.
He
lng
materials
and
supplies
to
the
was
known
as
one
of
the
"Liberal
value
of
$117500.000
a
year.'Ca-
members
of
the
bench.
nadas
two
big
railways
are
the
largest
buyers
in
Canada,
occord-j
.
.
lng
to
E.
A.
Bromley,
assistant
.
to
MlSSlOnariCS
the
vice-president,
purchasing.'
stores
and
steamships
Department,
n
11
J
f(
p.A
Canadian
National
Railways,
who
1VUUUCU
JL
IsdMl
was
the
speaker
at
a
meeting
ol
.
the
Canadian
Railway
Club
heri
Mr-
and
Mrs.
'
Kinnaird
of
Suva
last
night.
By
far
the
greater
bulk
nad
S521
Taken
From
Their
of
the
money
remained
In
this
Motel
Koom
In
Vancouver
country,
he
said,
"I
do
not
Jhlnk
any
organization
hat
done
as,
VANCOUVER,
Feb.
14:
(CP)
much
to
foster
Canadian-made
and
Mrs
j
R-
Kinnaird,
misstate
Commission
Reports
For
goods
as
the
railways
of
Canada,
gionarles
from
Suva,
were
robbed
More
Regulation
in
Massachusetts
They
are
constantly
seeking
to
0f
5521
which
they
had
left
in
the
.
have
Canadian
manufacturers
take
bureau
drawer
of
an
hotel
room
up
tne
manuiaciure
01
arucwa
nere
that
have
otherwise
to
be
Import
ed
and
this
action
has
been
very
TO
FINANCE
REFUGEES
Authorized
by
Intergovernmental
Committee
LONDON,
Feb.
14:
(CP)
The
In
order
to
earn
enough
;
Intergovernmental
committee
on
re-
or-
fugees
has
authorized
the
estao-
dinary
coal
scoop,
the
railways
ln'llshment
of
a
private
lrttematlon-
Canada
have
to
haul
one
ton
of
ai
corporation
10
unance
a
xive-frelght
95
miles;
for
a
day
coach
yar
$300,000,000
plan
for
the
eml-
Hon
of
toW
-lies,
and
for
a
dining
gratlon
of
German
Jews.
car,
8,337505
miles.
If
the
railways
are
to
prosper
and
distribute
the
vast
sums
of
money
I
have
mentioned,
not
only
for
purchases
but
also
for
wages,
they
must
be
Mr.
Bromley
closed
with
an
ap
HEADS
PARK
BOARDS
BRANTFORD.
Ont.,
Feb.
14:
(CP)
A.
T.
Whltaker,
newspaperman,
has
started
his
third
successive
term
as
chairman
of
Brantford
peal
to
business
men
to
use
the'rj
Parks
Board.
He
Is,
also
president
Influence
In
every
reasonable
way,
of
the
Ontario
Parks
Association
toward,
the
end
that
the
railways
and
a
member
of
the
Niagara
Tarks
would
get
a
square
deal
Commission.