Tomorrows
Tidei
H4
V
xsnn
No
na
rrtracru.
Ml
ajn.
20.fl
U.
14:49
)im.
19JS
ft.
8:41
fljn.
34)
ft.
20M
un.
9
It.
Near
Drownins
As
Boat
Uosets
a
Long
Island
Sound
BOMBAY.
India,
August
1:
(CPr
-"Fifty-five
persons,
Including
twenty
-seven
policemen,
yvcre
Injured
today
In
rlotlnz
followinc
a
demonstration
against
enforcement
i
uombay'a
new
prohibition
law.
NOT
ALL
CONFETTI
'
NAai'UR,
India,
August
1:
(Cl'i
-
The
good
wishes
of
all
did
not
k
with
a
marriage
here
..V
party
"'
V""
re
V
Germany
Can"
Further
Frontier
Trouble
Between
Hungary
and
Roumania
....!.
i
o
i
iwin
.....ui.
i
aciiooi
in
v
tiiiciHi
vcT
ana
uniiu-
,
.
-
-
-..-k
AntlBMBoauw
urti:
wim
ui
at
Ml
noutlca
Irom
ine
muniernai
thrnnahnnt
lh
nmvlnra
inEi
Awn
i
.
.
w
.
.
m
PLANT
H0Tl
I
t
1itt
Thrf
HmiHrril
Tear
!
a
brick
through
the
win-j
app
17
an
automorue
carrying
mi,
von
-strikers
into
the
plant
,
-
r'T-'ion
United
Automobile
:kc
esUmaied
at
between
five
1
:
s
'.housand
was
massed
ir.r
Ei
,,
op
me
pam
Pir
mfiunied
a
long
range
tear
ii'
'
and
shot
smokinc
missiles
mwd.
Twelve
were
ar-
rt:'.r'
and
later
released
on
walv-
Or.e
hundred
and
fifty
poltee-
s
r-rnalned
on
guard
ouUlda,
MENACE
OF
FIRE
LESS:
Weather
Cooler
With
Showers
Hut
Danger
Is
Ity
No
Means
Ended
Prairies
Still
Warm
Crapany
of
Jlclata
said
Uic
plant
cooler
weather
and
rains
have
peratlng
as
It
had
beenicawti
the
mounting
forest
fire
tL-chout
the
strike
called
throe
hasard
in
British
Columbia
buti
proviiKiial
forestry
officiate
warn
that
the
danger
period
is
not
over
yet.
A
big
llve-mlle
fire
at
Lyt-
ton,
up
the
Frascr
River
in
tho(
Interior,
which
burned
four
Indian
homes,
was
reported
"put
out."
Decidedly
warm
weather
continue
over
the
prairies
and
is
doing
damage
to
crops.
Although
ThirtT.peron
Had
CIomi
Call
In.
there
have
been
some
scattered
"
i
showers
and
cloudiness
In
some
Inart
nf
Manitoba
and
Saskaleh"
6TONY
CREEK,
Conn..
August
l.'wan.
there
Is
little
sign
of
general
Ti-Jrv
-four
men
and
women
who.rellef
bd
clung
for
forty-five
minutes
lo
n
overturned
motor
cralt
were
ros-CJtd
from
Long
Island
Sound
alter
Mils
Cynthia
Chapln
of
Hartford,
c-r.n
swam
a
quarter
of
a
mile
to
etk
aid
and
finally
succeeded
In
'farting
the
attention
of
a
pass-k
oil
tug.
Bombay
Riots
Over
Dry
Law
f'"r
-
Five
Persons,
Including
Twenty-Seven
Policemen,
Arc
Injured
Today
OLD
MAN
IS
SAFE
James
Walker
Brought
Safely
Inl
Courtcnay
From
loruiuucn
Plateau
On
Vancouver
Island
COURTENAY,
Vancouver
Island
'
BOVINE
DENTURES
xirvqrnw.
Aucust
1:
(CP)
Three
cows
ROYALTY
Vincent
Mawey.
investigation
is
be
ing
made
of
a
report
that
Mis
Bea-
Stuart
Lake
Route
Best?
-
-
-
VANCOUVER.
August
1:
CPt
-Hen-
yesterday
after
an
aerial
survey
over
projected
routes
throuch
British
Colum-
Ma
for
the
oroposed
Alaska
Hlchway.
Ileoresentatlve
War-
banic
The
airencr'"
a.
-Matnuson
f
Seattle.
GUARDEDl
reraulions
Taken
to
Safeguard
Departure
nf
Kinr
and
()ueen
For
Scotland
I.ICA.
Men
Arrested
LONDON.
August
1:
(CP)
There
were
special
police
guards
at
Eus-ton
Station
last
night
as
the
King
and
Queen,
with
Princesses
Elisa
beth
and
Margaret
Rose,
left
for.
Tokvo
Conference
Still
Deadlocked
As
Anil-British
Campaign
is
Intensified
by
Japanese
LONDON.
Auzuit
1:
iCP
-Fur
....
.
.
l.
i
.
tiiii'
irp
fxneeira
irom
ine
current
secede
ttom
Jugoslavia
unless
hb
autonomy
demands
are
met.
To
I
I
the
oueslion
of
whether
there
would
be
a
revolution,
he
said:
It
will
mean
more.
It
will
mean
a
world
war."
lie
added
that.
"If
Ifetarade
cannot
vnatra
txrtimr
In
J
ttavnAlfl
via
flstrmotit
Ivsmti
.
.
.
.
.
omn
i
u
m
uuui
m
.
Meantime
a
dlapateli
Irwo
Dud-llher
ody
PUnt
japctt
sported
an
official
iiungar-
-
pan
news
agency
as
saying
today
ruVEXAND.
Aagust
1:
CP
-
UMt
Roumanian
artUterv
was
iea.'
three
hundred
tear
g
.drawn
up
on
the
left
bank
of
the
Domns
were
wrown
m
.-n.
Hlvet
in
a
nostUon
to
bom-
wnicn
lOUOwea
ine
inrow-lbaMj
TMn
llunnrlati
vUliaM
'
occupied
portions
of
China.
The
.
I
aemorunrauon
loiiowea
weeK-ena
reports
of
the
negotiations
in
re
igard
to
the
Tientsin
blockade
deadlocked.
I
Differences
Increased
In
Shanghai
Anglo-Japanese
differences
Increased
as
Japanese
extended
their
move
to
drive
Britons
out
of
North
China.
Britons
reaching
Tsientsin
from
Tsinan
In
Shantung
province
said
a
committee
had
written
all
British
nationals
there
warning
them
that
their
lives
sould
not
be
safe
after
August
10.
The
Japanese
press
in
Tientsin
I
reported
the
anti-British
commit-
tee
In
Tsangchow.
Hopeh
province,
forty
miles
south
of
Tientsin,
had
ordered
all
British
missionaries
to
leave.
In
Pclplng
police
visited
all
Chln-
Scotland
to
spend
a
vacation
at
ese
shops
and
warned
them
to
re-
Balmoral
Castle.
Extra
precau-1
move
British
goods
from
their
Hons
were
taken
in
view
of
the
re-
shelves.
Thousands
of
new
posters
cent
bombings
and
demonstrations
I
appeared
with
denunciations
attributed
to
the
Irish
Republican
British
influence
rests
are
made,
a
flying
squad
of
area
of
Canton,
which
were
lm-policemen
in
Belfast,
Northern
Ire-
posed
last
Thursday.
land,
surprised
nn
Irish
Republican
j
.
Army
band
secretly
drilling
on
a'
nearby
mountain.
Leader
.of
the
flAVnTICnirP
IVIaV
band,
an
Irish
Republican,
sought
.WCTUIWHHC
maj
for
several
months,
was
arrested.
Police
said
hundreds
of
suspects
already
had
fled
England.
I
August
1:
(CP)
James
Walker.'
n
who
became
exhausted
on
Forbid-
I
UStOIllS
ieVeilUe
den
riatcau
n
week
ago
and
wasj
finally
located,
was
brought
""'iTUlc
Ypnr
I
OWP1
here
safely
yesterday
by
rescuers,
1
Hlu
1
CCU
luUWCl
after
an
arduous
trip
which
In-1
eluded
the
negotiation
of
a
200C-foot
cliff.
Walker
Is
suffering
from
cxixKurc
and
exhaustion
but
Is
expected
to
recover
irom
me
Collodions
for
Month
and
Year
Date
Down
as
Compared
With
1938
Customs
and
excise
revenue
at
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert
for
the
month
of
July
this
year
amounted
Be
Governor
Of
Canada
To
Come
LIVERPOOL
August
1:
lCP
Thi
liinrtnn
1itter
In
thp
Llvernool
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
AUGU
ST
1,
1939.
yo.
ine
iokvo
covernmeni
na
government
of
New
York
City.
made
no
commenwm
the
spreading
rumors
that
the
peace
talks
are
doomed
to
failure
bat
It
l
conceded
that
Britain's
attitude
has
chanted
followinc
United
States'
action
In
abrogating
It
trade,
treaty
with
Japan.
Althoueh
British
Ambassador
Blr
Robert
Cralgie
insist
that
England
and
Japarsjhave
reached
a
bai'
of
negotiation,
feeling
in-rreaw
that
no
actual
agreement
will
reault
from
the
discussions.
La",
nteht
the
Tokyo
cinferenc-was
reported
to
havelt'vhrd
avee
mettt
on
two
rrdn
iilfrosnta
but
was
.un
said
that
the
action
followed
the
member
of
the
United
States
at
wounding
of
a
Hungarian
frontier
ct,on
of
international
n
n,rPulP
I
IKUMIU
guard
by
a
Roumanian
guardsman
mlson
on
the
highway.
tn
TVlrr.
deadlockfri
-n
the
c"w
First
Final
Game
Is
Draw
'irnon
r
ooitMii
Association
v
championship
finals.
Montreal
nenwn
ana
omer
-
ed
one
to
nothme
at
the
of
the
first
half
but
Vancouver
fl
lU.n
IhnlltinH
Jan.
.
.
........
declared
that
he
believed
the
"J"
""'t7;r
came
up
irom
Demna
in
tne
-r
thortert
route
was
by
way
of
l""
Z
I
ti
V
SeCOnd
to'Bet
U"
g0alS
WhUe
Rtiiart
and
TakU
I.-ki
aercw
.
me
easierners
were
maxing
t
the
headwaters
of
the
Skeena
River
and
via
Dease
Lake
and
Atlln.
This
route
would
be
300
miles
shorter.
Magnuson
says.
accused
Oreat
Britain
of
refusing
to
live
up.
to
tne
spirit
oi
tne
agree-
ment
on
Japanese
right-of-way
In
-
HEARING
TO
BE
RESUMED
Former
Portland
Attorney
Said
T
He
Dodging
Can
Bridges
Be
Called?
SAN
FRANCISCO.
August
1:
Examiner
James
Landis
Indicated
he
might
resort
to
legal
action
to
,
:mpei
attorney
Lany
Doyle
of
St.
Paul
to
testify
at
the
deporta
tlon
hearing
of
C.
I.
O.
leader
Harry
Bridges.
The
examiner's!
spiracy
of
anti-labor
forces
to
deport
Bridges
on
the
grounds
that
he
is
an
alien
Communist.
At
the
same
time,
the
defence
Ihas
a
legal
right
to
prevent
the
government
from
calling
Bridges
I
to
the
stand
when
the
hearing
Is
resumed
Wednesday.
The
government
attorneys
Indicated
they
would
demand
that
Bridges
testify
Wednesday
but
attorneys
for
the
Australian-born
labor
leader
said
that
they
would
fight
to
keep
Bridges
off
the
stand
until
all
Post
today
said
that
the
Duke
of
other
witnesses
had
finished
their
Devonshire
"is
being
spoken
of
a
testimony
a
likely
successor
to
wra
Tweeas
mulr'
as
Governor
General
of
Can
ada.
tie
Is
the
son
of
a
former
;
Governor
General.
BROADCASTS
"EXCHANGE"
PARIS.
August
I:
(CP)
German
fitted
with
false
teeth
to
$10,720.64
as
compared
with
$13,-.government
Is
effectively
"jam-
..
.
ii
..
..
.'
-
tfo
n
na
i..
irt
iv.n
in
canm
ntmith
mnnth
Inct
1afr
I'lor
vpar
1'nilnp1
limine"
hmnrivi'sis
broadcasts
tn
to
thp
the
Rlll
.
ii...-
...
-
nr
ii.A
nTrrnriinn.'
iil
uio.eu
ill
nib
w......
...v.....
,.,
D
Will
DC
OUl
my
....-
the
.
,.,,
w,n.lfr,m
has'irom
TlrHUh
n
tjiHnne
hnf
Prarno
cM,t..,
""'r"
:
,
...,
A.it..rni
Exhl-
So
far
in
HI
4iJtf
1039
11IU
revenue
111
VllUV
IISVS
va
waa
rm
nvaa
A
,Maaw-
st
,
.h
,
j
procession
was
ine
ah-w..
.
nm0untcd
to
$59,028.29
In
comparl-'ls
considering
relaying
British
Pposl,1K,
lcllBl0U3
c,c"
blUo"
hCrCvLjStmd
I
in
the
through
powerful
Fi-ench
m
VcxMhUoffcrad
in
in
the
ine
with
tvnjmfii
first
programs
"jnUnnd
a
general
riot
was
start-
arc
from
"en
month,
of
1938.
sUUons
to
Germany.
Fire
Destroys
Fine
Mansion
-NEW
CODE
IN
FORCE
Drastic
Espionage
Measures
France
Effective
Now
PARIS,
August
1:
France's
new
spy
code
espionage
measure,
the
thud
the
republic
ever
had
in
peacetime,
have
become
law
with
'threat
of
court
action
came
after!
Njnp
Fatalities
Of
This
Nature
Re
Doyle
declared
In
St.
Paul
that
he
would
not
appear
at
the
hearing
VM
deport
Uftdges
unless
ne
was
paid
fifty
dollars
a
day
for
ex-
0(
renses.
The
deicnse
staiea
inai
.Doyle
Is
dodging
appearance
bc-
Army.
The
Japanese
army
has
removed
uc
y
While
exodus
of
Irishmen
from"
nearly
all
restrictions
on
entry
and
i
mcr
Portland.
Oregon,
attorne;
attorney
England
continued
as
further
ar-
exit
from
Shameen,
the
foreign
I
wa
tne
mainspring
behind
a
con
HEATWAVE
DROWNINGS
.i
House
of
Albert
Dlebold
With
Thirty-Three
Rooms
Burned
,
LOCUST
VALLEY.
L.I..
August
1,
Braewood
House,
the
thlrtythce
ported
In
Western
Canada
Since
Week-end
yesterday
to
Western
Canada's
heat
wave
as
people
rushed
over
the'
week-end
to
beaches
and
lakes.!
There
were
four
drownings
In!
Weather
Forecast
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Fresh
to
strong
couth
winds,
rather
coo!
with
some
light
rain.
PRICE:
5
CENTS
as
Prices
Are
Being
Set
Again
n
sV
a
.4
-
.
-
.
rouble
in
Balkans
Looms
vnce
More
Keduction
Of
Three
roatian
Leader
Says
B.C.
WOMAN
HOPES
FOR
EXPLOITING
!
D
i
k
A
f
I
II
i
i
nrum
Tin
i
i
rinrrRffrMT
AT?
I
A
DAD
I
evolt
may
Well
Lead
fciunLLu
AuivEiLiyiLn
i
ur
...
.....
laduiy
...
a
mv
4
d...iL
ay
lo
world
war
Canadian
'High
Commivsioner
at
London
Looking
Into
Case
of
Miis
Wellington
at
Prague
LONDON.
August
1.
CVfc-
,
i
it.
I
I.
...
r
t
..
w
or
.!,
inroiwn
ine
omce
nere
01
me
uan-
ii
iriL
a
uiiL.
ma
iniiti.
a
u
a
r
a
va
i
v.
i
iiv.i
in
uiil
rj
i
u
i
iu
ji
t
i
m
..
.
i
-
-
-
.
-
r.
-
-
ituian
iiisn
ijommunonDr.
uon.
ARE
SMALL
Cents
Per
Gallon
In
rovince
Is
Ordered
C
1
Tl
1IM
1
1
-
1
.
j
fl
T
j
Mayor
of
New
York
Warns
South
aprcau
liflWCCn
t
noiCSUIC
ana
llCiail
1T1CCS
IS
Liimiiea
No
Politics
in
Gotham
ciric
To
Five
and
Six
Cents
Effective
August
7
Government
VICTORIA,
August
1
:
(CP)
The
government
today
MaTSS
Snei
yo
7d
ordef.ed
a
reduction
of
three
eents
per
gallon
iVwholesale
the
quarterly
conrentfon
of
the
as-
psoline
prices
in
the
province
and
fixed
the
price
spread
sodation
of
Law
Enforcement
of-
between
wholesale
and
retail
prices
at
five
cents
in
some
fleers
that
the
South
is
"commit-
districts
and
six
cents
in
others.
The
order,
effective
jtrlce
Wellington.
Canadian
woman.
tner
evidence
thai
Great
Britain's
tlng
suicide"
when
subnormal
wag-
August
7,
is
equivalent
to
reducing
retail
prices
in
Vari-
KI
PINEC,
JllgoSlavia.
August
1:
(CP)
The
Bal-
h
ha
charge
of
trust
'"
'fj?!j
es.and
child
labor
are
offered
to
courer
district
three
cents
per
gal.
t
.
bi
'
...
r
..
....
r
.
.
,
u:..
fund
fund
ruf
relief
work
work
amnn
among
th
the
C7.h
Czechs
stiffened
enc
by
the
firm
action
of
the
attract
manufacturing
plants
from
ion.
All
AlUllftlllLL
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Increasingly
seen
tne
Norttt
LaQuardla
also
made
The
order
divides
the
province
Far
East.
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Is
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Dnces
is
la
De
unuorm
RUSSIAN
DEMANDS
The
following
wholesale
prices,
including
government
tax,
are
set.
Increased
Guarantees
Wanted
Bs-
Zone
10,
including
Terrace,
100-
Mile
House
and
Smithers
ares,
26c.
Zone
11.
Williams
Lake,
Prince
George,
Vanderhoof,
Burns
Lake,
Dawson
Creek
and
Pouce
Coupe,
fore
Entering
Pact
With
Great
Britain
MOSCOW.
August
1:
The
Soviet
27c.
government
demands
increase"
Znn
15
the
northern
ratt
nf
th
innnlui
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a
nri..
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w.
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mi
m.v
jy.u
ui
au
n
1
1
province
above
a
line
slightly
nortl
aggressioon
alliance
with
Francs
WINNIPEO.
August
1:
iCPi
of
Ashcroft.
Kamloops
and
Revel-
and
Great
Britain
against
dlctatur
Vancouver
Radials
and
Mont-
stoke.
27c.
naUons.
An
editorial
in
the
official
real
Cars
t
eel
played
to
a
two-
In
these
areas
the
spread
between
Soviet
newspaper,,
Ivestla,
said
all
draw
last
night
in
the
op-
wholesale
and
retail
prices
Is
six
that
France
and
Britain
would
ejiing
game
of
the
1939
Dam-
cents.
have
to
provide
treaty
safeguards
against
coups'from
within
smaller
nations
If
they
expected
to
form
a
triple
alliance
with
Russia
against-the
Rome-Berlin
axis.
The
editorial
Indicated
that
Russia
is
still
opposed
to
the
British
and
French
non-intervention
policy
but
that
the
Soviet
stand
In
ready
to
fight
the.
dictator
nations
If
necessary.
It
declared:
The
Bolsheviks
are
leading
170,000,000
ready
to
crush
any
Fascist
aggressor
who
would
spread
the
flames
of
war
across
the
Soviet
border.'
publication
in
the
official
Journal.
It
provides
the
death
penalty
In
TVI;
D
'inMO
time
of
peace
for
ten
separate
of-
lUlillOIl
DlllOnS
fences
and
crimes
against
the
for-
r
eign
security
of
the
state
Foreign-
ft
yar
(jaiTieS
ers
as
well
are
made
liable
to
the,
.death
penalty
In
most
of
the
ten
cases
cited.
Greatest
Manoeuvres
In
Peace
Time
History
Being
Continued
LONDON.
August
1:
Nearly
1,000.000
armed
men
are
being
moved
Into
Oreat
Britain's
far-flung
battle
line
In
the
greatest
peacetime
mobilization
of
Brltith
history.
Boys,
not
yet
born
when
Austria
Hungary
marched
against
little
Serbia,
were
in
khaki
and
navy
blue.
In
connection
with
Bri-
tain's
display
of
her
reborn
flght-
VANCOUVER.
August
1:
CP
ms
strength
In
land,
sea
and
air
Nine
drownings
were
attributed
manoeuvres.
Weather
Forecast
Saskatchewan,
three
in
Alberta;
4
and
one
each
in
Manitoba
and;
(Furnished
through
th
courUsr
or
British
Columbia.
The
British
Col-
i
Dominion
Morologloi
Bureau
t
:
,
T
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.
....
.
;
Viotoria
and
wine
Rupert.
TnJ
Xore-
umbia
victim
was
a
Winnipeg
man
cut
is
comply
from
observation
t-
vlsltlns
at
Oliver
who
was
drown-!
6
today
and.
cover
tn
31
ed
in
Osoyoos
Lake.
California
Has
Numerous
Fires
SACRAMENTO.
August
1.
For-j
est
fires
In
Northern
California
are
dying
out
but
State
authorities
have
about
300
men
on
patrol
lines,
i
The
State
Forestry
Department
re-
j
portea
mere
naa
reen
zuu
ures
this
season
compared
to
1790
at
the
same
time
last
year.
RAISE
VENDING
AGE
SYDNEY.
N.
S.
W..
Aug.
1:
(CP)
The
age
at
which
children
may
be
employed
In
street
trading
In
this
Australian
state
has
been
room
mansion
of
Albert
H.
Dlebold.
raised
from
12
to
15,
saving
specla'
was
destroyed
by
a
fire
of
unknovfn
Instances
whote
the
Minister
of
origin.
Labor
may
grant
a
licence
at
14.
General
Synopsis
Pressure
is
high
from
Vancouver
Island
southward
and
low
on
the
Alaska
coast.
Showers
have
occurred
in
northern
British
Columbia
with
fair
weather
elsewhere.
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island
Fresh
westerly
winds,
mostly
fair
and
moderately
warm.
Great
Flood
In
Central
China
Immense
Loss
Of
Life
In
lopeh
-
Province
Is
Reported
PED7ING.
Aupfiust
It
A
flood
of
major
importance
In
Hopeh
province
Is
reported
with
Immenw
loss
of
lire
anT
heajvy
property
damage.