Vol
.'h
ranadltna
A
colorful
ar-greeted
the
monarch
a
they
H
from
her
train
to
a
car-
'alhwir
leadln
tn
a
dt
E
sr
i
;
u
"e-etion
j
On
way
here
thl
morning,
f-
wl
artv
spent
fifteen
mln-
at
Three
rtlvers
where
a
-
Mori
fully
typical
of
the
en-
.
.
.
.
.
n
.
r
J
"
a
ti
wntrn
oia
rTencn
uuu
n
rdln
all
along
the
way.
was)
'
8eventy-flve
thousand
ner-r
twice
the
population
of
Three
n
rrrs
gathered
In
the
early
hours
ae
Their
Malettle.
The
first
'Tolng
place
of
the
train
since
t
irnving
Quebec.
vfjihrvw
Tnree
ruvcrs
wm
afternoon.
Constable
D.
W.
Tay
lor
it
in
charge
or
the
surcewful
tearch
pirty
which
wa
acrom-ranirf
hv
McKrnile
who
led
the
officer
to
hi
cache.
Kln
and
Queen
were
greeted!
I
i'-nwiiehri
flt-wavlni
t
ivEUfiF
APPEAL
ADJOURNED
and
hind
nlavlni
pun:tu-.
A,.-n
rfi
of
hcarinc
ar-
etd
by
tentv-nmvahite.
.
r
tumtnt
punt
by
point
on
var
'iHn
had
nald
nld
a
hlah
hlan
a
a
o$
quM(ion,
f,Tfd
including
r
brher
seU
to
witness
the
tn-4uf-.nni
.nd
ronttitutional-
Itr.
the
appeal
of
Capt.
nan
Wedge
of
the
halibut
boat
Bay
Tlew
against
a
conviction
by
Stipendiary
Magistrate
Andrew
omojon
under
the
Interna
tional
Fisheries
Commission
rrg
ulatlons
and
fine
of
S100
together
wllh
confiscation
of
2500
pound
of
halibut
was
today
djounred
In
Supreme
Court
for
three
weeks.
In
the
mean-time
counsel
will
present
to
.Mr.
Justice
JUSIICC
A.
tt
I.
1.
IIMiri
Fisher
puuit.ui.-i
additional
,
rajy
decorated
for
a
fllteen-mlnute'
,uthoruiM
Hith
respect
to
the
-:P.
1
points
at
Issue.
J.
T.
Harvey
h
Halibut
Sales
Summary
American
-None.
Canadian
-
22.000
pounds,
C.3c.
and
6c
to
7.6c
and
6c.
Canadian
Essential,
9.000.
Cold
8torage,
7.6c
and
5c
i
Salalda.
10,500,
Atlln,
7c
and
5c.
Lucky
Star.
2,500,
Cold
Storage.;
6.3r
and
5c.
Irish
Republican
j
Army
Suspect
Is
.
Traced
To
Coast
1X38
ANQELF.8,
May
18:-
The
long
arm
of
Scotland
Yard
has
reached
to
Southern
California
m
the
Investigation
of
activities
of,
the
Irish
Republican
Army
held;
responsible
for
recent
bomblngi,
and
other
Incidents
In
the
British
j
Isles,
A
suspect
was
tweed
here;
and
Is
now
believed
to
nave
neaa
ed
towards
Washington.
There
not
being
more
than
thirty
persons
present,
no
definite
action
was
taken
last
night
by
a
public
meeting
In
the
Eagles'
Hall
which
had
been
called
to
discuss
certain
phases
of
regulations
Imposed
under
thr-
new
civic
zoning
bylaw
In
cluding
such
restrictions
as
the
three
foot
space
between
walls
and
lot
line
and
the
$3500
minimum.
The
meeting
lasted
about
an
hour
and
a
half
and
there
was
a
general
discussion.
George
n.
Casey
presided
and
A.
Wallen
acted
as
I
actlnc
In
the
case
for
the
ap
pellant
and
E.
F.
Jones
for
the
Dominion
government.
rtiriLS
C.OING
SOUTH
High
School
pupils
from
this
city
and
district
going
to
Vancouver
as
guests
of
the
school
board
of
that
city
In
connection
with
the
King's
visit
will
sail
tonight
on
the
Prince
Ueorgc
for
the
south.
They
are
Emily
Christopher,
Nora
Thomas,
Edward
Larabe
and
Spencer
Davies
of
Prince
Kupert:
netty
Jones,
Patricia
Clark,
Philip
Kenney
and
Kenneth
Houghton
of
Sml-thers;
Johann
Seaton
and
Eve-i.n
Nledrlik
of
Terrace
and
.Mary
Anderson.
Peter
Jack
and
William
James
of
Stewart.
Spencer
Davies
will
actually
leave
tomorrow
evening
via
rail.
SUfiOESTlONS
MODIFIED
MiNDON
Great
Britain
has
so
modified
her
suggestions
fot
Russian
collaboration
In
the
European
anti-aggression
front
that
It
would
not
surprise
ob-servers
here
If
eventually
she
accepted
the
original
Soviet
plan
for
a
triple
military
alliance.
JAPANESE
WITHDRAW
SHANOHAI
All
but
a
few
of
marines
who
were
the
Japanese
landed
last
week
at
Kulangsu,
Amoy
International
settlement,
are
reported
to
have
withdrawn
to
nearby
warships
after
a
combined
show
of
military
and
diplomatic
force
by
Great
Britain,
France
and
the
United
States.
iMJ
iv
mmmmvivi$$iMBmm
W
'
4
W3
I
few
v
ueurge
tiie
VI,
in
tne
uc.ionn
of
ihe
British
Navy
in
he
wa.
tiainea,
escort-
ii
-i
his
two
daughters,
the
ru.ct
jses
Eizabeth
ileft
and
.iottt:;
Rose,
to
a
social
uinct
on.
VICEREGAL
HEADS
OF
EACH
PROVINCE
WILL
ADD
DETAILS
TO
VISIT
Incumbehts
of
the
office
from
coast
;
to
coast
follow:
.
Hon.
E.
L.
Patenaude,
lieutenant-!
governor
of
Quebec,
who
met
the
King
yesterdayls
a
veteran
of
provincial
and
federal
politics,
'"aMawi
(Continued
on
Page
Five)
Weather
Forecast
'Mis'
Dntrften
"Mrtcorologlc
Tklrteorologlol
cnurtesv
of
Burevi
si
Victoria
Mid
Prln
Rupert.
Thla
fore-
...
.h
srhnlnr
uhnsp
statelv
an-'
yer
and
scnoiar
wnose
sia.iei
ap-ci4j.t
u
cpn,
obBervktions
ts-pearance
and
rich
background
fits
ntn
n.t
s
am.
today
and
covers
ti
sc
I
Weil
imu
ilia
jjuutii;
uuuc
4c
w
64
years
old.
Before
his
appoint-;
General
Synopsis
jfressure
Is
fall-ment,
Mr.
Patenaude
was
promln-.ing
on
the
north
coast
where
'
ient
In
politics
for
two
decades.
showers
have
occurred
while
over
Elected
to
the
Quebec
Legislature
In
the
interior
of
British
Columbia
it
1908,
he
entered
the
federal
scene
is
moderately
warm.
;
In
1B15
and
later
held
various
cab-
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Char-
llnet
positions.
His
favorite
pastime
:
lotte
Islands
Fresh
to
strong
!ls
flower-growing.
Mr.
Patenaude
I
southeast
to
east
winds,
mostly
'married
Oeorglana
Denlgar
of
La-
cloudy
and
mild
with
showers.
I
prairie
In
1000.
They
have
a
son
West
Coas
of
Vancouver
Island
and.
a
aauamcr,
Fresn
souineasi
u
souuiwcm
i
Hon.
Albert
Matthews
of
Ontario,
winds,
partly
cloudy
with
showers
TomorroW
s
Tides
Capitol
141
Shi
TAXI
High
0:56
a.m.
219
ft.
1J:44
pjn.
19
5
ft.
Law
7:38
a.m.
2.1
ft.
Maccy's
Coffee
House
19:33
p.m.
t2
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
MAY
18,
1939.
PBICE:
CENTS
V
w
'
Montreal
Principal
Metropolis
Of
Canada
Opens
Its
Arms
To
King
Tremendous
Reception
Accorded
as
Monarchs
Arrive
After
Visit
at
Quebec
Are
Ixravinj;
for
Ottawa
ToniRht
MONTREAL,
May
18:
(CP)
The
chief
metropolis
of
the
senior
British
Dominion
this
afternoon
gave
King
George
VI.,
first
reigning
British
monarch
to
cross
the
Atlantic
and
visit
this
Dominion,
and
his
Queen
Elizabeth
the
most
enthusiastic
welcome
it
could
provide.
As
Their
Majesties
stepped
from
their
special
train
for
the
third
p
of
the
royal
Canadian
tour.
if
-e
waa
a
deafening
roar
oi
mun-.
us
fchouMntt
from
the
cheers
of
!
t'
ttsand
of
men,
women
and;
4rrn
thai
coul.1
not
be
outdonr
f
'
crescendo
of
marine
whittle.;
h
bttU
and
the
even
roar
of
RECOVERED
ix
flying
airplane
The
rovl,
achedulej
he
hldln
P'
.
arrived
exactly
oa
'';
KM
"cre
d
T
rh
the
King
and
Queen
leave,
hold-up
of
the
t
n
,r:Kk
for
Ottawa
where
they.
i'"-
rf'ie
al
10
-
..,
-
o'clock
tomorrow!
r
-"'nr
for
a
two-day
vlett
Bulletins
aio.
the
provincial
rollce
boat
here'
MJW.
U
due
bk
in
,
port
thl.
ma,nlfit
reception
endffd
nredtmlnantly
by
Greets
Their
Majesties
"hbmajesty
am,
Hisnu-oiiTEns
'JASPER
IS
'RELEASING
OF
STAGNANT
ALL
READY
CAPITAL
IS
ADVOCATED
Kinif
and
Queen
Will
Occupy
Out-Look
Cabin
at
Mountain
Resort
JASPER
PARK.
May
iZ.
All
U
In
readiness
at
this
mountain
resort
In
the
Canadian
Rockies
for
the
forthcoming
lOnncomm?
vtalt
rum
of
n
Their
men
Majest-
inajcaw-
Lac
Beanvert
is
Jvner
Park
Lod
where
Their
Majestic
will
en'oy
a
short
rert
from
their
official
tour
and
their
time
will
b?
absolutely
their
own
to
do
as
they
wish,
wheth-'
er
it
be
to
ride,
stroll,
motor,
play
tennL
or
golf.
The
famous
outlook
cabin
which
will
be
occuoled
by
the
King
and
Queen
has
been
completely
rerondltioned.
The
exterior
of
'the
cottaie
has
been
restalned
with
cherry
wood
stain
and
oiled
and
the
window?
.and
doors
have
been
painted
In
a
contrasting
shade
of
Brunswick
Green.
The
woodwork
a
a
-
A.
1-
.
1
ft.
M
m
-to
I
the
selection
of
these
plants
and,
.1
,
Wn..nnH
fUw.n-
among
me
ien
uwiunuu
4iucm&
(plants
which
will
be
set
out
before
lVi
arrival
of
thp
roval
nartv.
will
AS
MEANS
OF
RECOVERY
Impressive
Address
on
Economic
Problems
of
Day
Heard
By
Gyro
Club
Co-Opcrative
Movement
is
Discussed
Ifl
Tip
bpttpr
for
business
and
the
nation
as
a
"
"
-
-
.
,
.
,
ie'.
on
June
i
and
2.
The
ton
win
whole,
I
suggest,
if
the
great
excess
of
savings
for
which
be
in
-jaii
attire
and
the
royal
vii-
there
is
little
or
no
demand
were
distributed
to
that
large
tor?
wi!i
be
accorded
a
rouiin?
wei-
portion
of
the
population
whose
basic
needs
are
unsat-com-
of
loyalty
from
residents.
.
f
A
d
w
G
bolson,
secretary
of
the
North
Island
rrSTSS
Fishermen's
Co-operative
Assoeiatin,
in
addressing
the
EVERY
BODY
RESENTFUL
New
British
Tlan
For
Giving
Control
To
Arabs
Bitterly
Assailed
The
Jews
take
bitter
exception
day."
(.
T
.AtriM
Vimilrl
Vti-k
in
crnin
naona
nvrrnn,
regular
weekly
luncheon
yesterday.
"If
that
were
done,
I
suggest,
in-'durtry
would
throw
off
many
of
the
shackles
that
now
hold
it
Immobile.
A
tremendous
Increase
In
production
and
consumption
would
follow
which
wuld
absorb
a
larse
proportion
of
those
who
find
seive.
unemployed.
I
believe
that
by
this
one
stroke
we
would
have
struck
at
the
roots
of
one
of
the
causes
of
our
recurring
business
crises.
LONDON.
May
18:
CP)
The
"I
believe
we
could
make
great
,.nr.
nmrvvsni
ns
out-
lorwara
siriaez
in
raising
uvui
Heen
reflnlshed
in
natural
wtd
:med
in
a
white
paper
yesterday
standards
by
reducing
or
elimlnat-
v...
.v..
i
.
.
ini
some
of
the
examples
or
con-
'onlh.
inrhL
'r
E0Vcmmenl
01
s
rpicuous
wane
that
greet
us
on
ev-
been
done
?n
n
JftP
T?eSLhrSm.
o?
wM-h
over
-st'ne
b7
"tablishment
of
an
in-
y
hand.
In
the
econon.ic
sense,
Arab-Jewish
state
is
a
arge
fraction-ot
our
working
Je'lsh
leaders
as
"
""manpower
is
engaged
in
dicing
ri.d
in
oastel
shades
AU
of
frnn
thtattaff"p
a
territorial
ghetto
for
hoics
and
tilling
them
up
again
to
TJZ
room-and
JSS
InS
broWs
bedrooms
haS
have
them.
The
Axab
high
command
In
the
decided
dUadVatttte
or
-dining
alsQ
rejected
the
M
a
wh3lfc
..
condition
lan-
but
&M&JPxam
Wk
lt
Th
silvealasa
and
chlnaware
is
an
in
"adtiiRs.
TOrt
are
van
f
the
govermncnt
is
-To
sunr
up.
It
is
my
firm
be-
U5
f
in
Limoges
r?
and
5
an
J
nanltea
ItaUantea
1.
rbl
shment
within
ten
year,
Uet
that.
if
we
coirld
eure
a
def-one
,ndependent
Pafestlne
5tate
lnlteJy
more
equitable
dWrtbution
'seH
.
.,.,,,,,,,
'
such
treaty
relations
with
the
cf
the
annual
prodoct!on
of
wealth
.
The
cabin
Dresents
a
striking
ap-
..
....
.
.
...
..,
r
.
TTit.-i
k
inrnnm
as
win
uruviu-
r-miia
at
rnp
am
imp
rmucmE
Liie
.observation
windows
in
tne
Jiving
J4U
kiUM
Imnm
snH
rfintntr
r,m
rnnm
formln
formlnethe
th
ana
ana
siraieg
strategic
for
the
"
"
commercial
v
tremendous
livuivuuu
toll
of
wasted
-
-
-
effort
requiremenis
oi
uo.
ana
resources
ana
wsuming
wC
u
"
;
J
,.t,
'counties
in
future.
Unting
up
to
the
full
our
technological
knowl-
view
of
moimUta
and
late.
glorlous
patestine
,ith
the
anti.ag3res-
edge,
we
would
have
in
large
Numerous
deer
are
around
the
,
.
.
Q
a,cn
lc
...
,.,
.
cabin
at
all
times.
Rustic
flower,
.
..,
fn.
onomic
Questions
which
vex
pr
us
to-
.
,
,
I
-
t
,
uueu
isianas
nave
bccu
uhuc
uum
Biui
ed
trunks
of
trees
obtained
In
the.
Pocahontas
ttistnei
ana
are
m
to
tam
contro,
of
Palestinc
subject
of
Modem
,
keeping
with
the
general
rustic
.
tQ
Arabs
Compietely
and
and
the
Co-operative
Movement."
surroundlnes.
.
.
.
.
.t.i-.
j,
.
"
"
.
..
Jewisn
immigration
mere
iu".i
xne
aiscourse
oi
inis
young
man
The
grounds
surrounding
the
ca-j
nve
and
depriye
the
Jew
not
been
residing
in
bin
will
be
set
out
with
flowering
d
fof
natlonal
R
rt
lndlcated
that
he
ta
niante
f?rwrlsl
carp
has
ben
siven
i
.
.
.
,
.
r
r-
.
hnme
a
fleen
stuaent
or
economics
dos-
Xight
Of
Disorder
sesslng
definite
and
well
reasoned
,
,
.
,
vlewr
whi:h
he
is
capable
of
ex-
rolonlal
"
Secretary
"
Malcolm
Mac-
,
,
,
.,
.
...
,
.,
.
lucidly
and
with
facile
de-Donald
,
,
told
,j
the
House
of
r
mrry
Com-
pressing
us
.
M
.-
.
b.mmy
of
the
varieties
which
arejmons
today
that
he
s
ituauon
in
,ated
nis
ll3tcncrs.
Lieutenant-Governors
in
1'ersonal
1
alKS
llll
IVing
ana
known
to
De
among
we
queen.-sune
b""'
iU4:
President
W.
M.
Watts
was
in
the
win
be
afaund-
lowing
a
nigh
t
o'
a
vorites.
There
an
KcRional
Ilij?hlij?hts
toorje".
the
club
Queen
May
Explain
chalr
and
on
behalf
of
vm-i-ii
i
n
r,
of
cut
nowers
of
every
des-inumber
of
Incidents
were
listed
'
.lfK1
aVn,i
OTTAWA,
May
!8:
,CP.-Each
of
C.
----
?2
lieutenant-povernors
lieiueiianv.-j;uuiiiuio
Will
have
personal
chats
With
....
the
w.-,
A
A
new
new
mty-xooi
mty.f00t
flag
uag
pole
poie
has
nas
included
the
firing
of
a
Rovem-ve"R
Ratine
luncheoa
t.M
Kinc
and
o.wl
Ononn
Queen
fliirinrr
during
thr
the
cnnrso
course
of
of
Their
Their
Maiesties
Majesties'
hopn
been
prwtPd
erected
outside
outside
Outlook
outlook
Cabin
cabin
ment
building
at
Jerusalem,
a-
v
tour.
marKmc
me
stages
oi
me
iuyui
party
s
uiugis
tii
w,a.
.
from
coast
to
coast
and
return.
Because
of
their
informal
ard
while
the
King
and
Queen
are
nature
these
meetings
will
offer
the
chief
representatives
jln
resldence-
vs
rmifn
an
pxpentlonal
ODnor-.
"
'
.
the
highlights'
a
leading
Toronto
nvestment
tunlty
or
presenting
and
philanthropist.
A
for-wlU
of
their
respective
provinces.
They
junker
vice-president
of
the
League
be
able
to
suoply
more
dfteU'm"
Nations
Society
of
Canada
Mr.
lm-jOt
to
the
royal
guests'
panoramic
nression
of
Canada
and
uanaaians.
".
n
w
"
'
uituiiuu
v.
.
...
.
na
Inn
tn
hi
l.Mbni
nf
Not
nn
Kl..
of
the
Meutenant-governor.;-
Each
In1
conference
at
Geneva
15,
by
virtue
of
his
career
in
public
,
Ue
u
6g
c,ose
char..
life,
well
equipped
for
his
post
.as
an
aj
,.modest
and
g
i
i
..a4m
rf
Vilo
isrnvinpi
c
lnnilfi.
...
inieruii-i
reluctant
to
enter
po
itlcal
discus
trial
and
economic
Importance
and
,
natural
charms.
Brief
sketches
of
general
strike
and
the
stormlnj
of
a
government
building
In
the
Jewish
city
of
Tel
Aviv.
Preservation
Of
Peace
Should
Be
Objective
Of
Every
Woman,
Dean
Bollert
Says
In
Address
Broad
Situation
"Though
the
broad
situation
that
faces
us
in
the
political
and
economic
field
should
not
be
minimized,
1
1
do
believe
that,
if
men
would
learn
to
work
together
for
the
common
good
to
co-operate
most
of
those
questions
which
loom
large
today
would
quickly
disappear.
And
in
this
country,
as
In
many
others.
I
know
we
have
the
knowle
ige
and
the
skill
that
would
enable
us
to
march
forward.
"But
we
are
chained
"
to
the
bars
1
UUUK
tivei
V
WUIIUUI
eiiuuiu
uc
m
ouuic
ij,c
u"
m
7"
1
",1
V
i;
:
.
men
have
not
learned
to
vork
to-
standing
lor
stuay
01
tne
cause
01
war
anu
us
Hiimiia-
getner
tor
the
R00d
0l
i-bccwse
tion,"
declared
Miss
M.
L.
Bollert,
professor
of
hnglish
we
devote
a
large
part
of
our
en-
,1
.Inn..
n
..n.'.inv.
of
V,
n
T
T
tl
!
I
'U
0
?
f
T
nf
RvitloVl
f7nlllfnVm
.ml.,
tn
flontlna'
Dtlh
nt-Vior
tr.
Hill
llCUll
Ul
U1IIW11
Cll,
tllC
IIA
&lJ
ciguo
vw.
ind
president
of
the
PanPacific
Conference
for
Peace,
in
cancelling
rather
than
assisting
m
"
?
.
"
.
"
.J
I
r:L
I
llow
men.
a
an
uiud
nere
lasi
nignt.
miss:
Bollert
advocated
the
preservation
of
peace
as
one
In
which
all
women
men
teresting
themselves,
individually,
Government
Vessel
Leaves
Seattle
and
collectively,
and
urged
heri,
.
Today
fo
mistol
Bay
"To
....
...i.n
Inves
investigate
li&irucis
ail
1J
vs
Ul
R.
mill
tiiai,.
aim
in
view.
To
some
It
seem
an
objective
towards
wnicn
as
I
Japs
Fish
In
primary
objective
1
AaSt;a
Affain
should
be
In-,
might,
SEATTLE,
May
18:
The
United
States
Bureau
of
Fisheries
motor-1
shin
Crane
left
today
for
the.BrL-'
they
could
accomplish
little
but.itol
Bay
area
of
western
Alaska
'Confucius
had
said,
"when
l
'ia
"4
iu,
JaDaneser
fishing
in
territorial
wat-
(Continued
on
Page
Four)
ters.
We
who
are
engaged
In
business
are
sometimes
prone
to
point
the
I
flnnAw
n
4-
rrtTt
Ant
f
nAAiiCA
It
r
f
Inefficiency,
of
extravagarce,
and
(Continued
on
Pago
Two)
HOPE
IS
ABANDONED
CHICAGO
Kelatlves
on
both
sides
of
the
Atlantic
have
virtually
abandoned
hope
for
the
safety
of
Charles
Backman,
Swedish
flier,
long
overdue
on
an
attempted
North
America
to
Sweden
flight.
1
8