TENEMENT
HOLOCAUST
Child
Turned
ffhoM:
EMit
Arc
Drowned
After
Nine
Years
Canadian
National
I'ortrr
lias
Unique
Ksperi'rife
With
Blind
Boy
WINNIPEG.
June
22:
Nlns
years
ago
porter
O.
H,
Schmltty
w
cf
the
Canadian
National
Railways
MONTEREY.
Cal..
June
22.
Five
persons
are
dead
and
twenty-eight
seriously
111
from
the
effects
of
eating
poisonous
mussels.
Baseball
Scores
National
League
Philadelphia
2,
8t.
Louis
14.
Boston
0,
Chicago
3.
New
York
8,
Pittsburg
4.
Brooklyn
2,
Cincinnati
1.
American
League
Chicago
8,
New
York
0.
St.
Louis
0,
Boston
0.
Cleveland
9,
Washington
8.
Bridge
and
Morse
Creek
Bridg
'will
have
to
be
closed
to
traffic
on
October
1.
mi
"Hays
Creek
Bridge
was
built
for
It
IS
loading,
frame
creosoted
lumber
structure
on
concrete
foot
lng,
with
an
asphalt
bridge
plank
wearing
surface.
This
type
of
structure,
while
being
more
ex-
'
pensive
In
original
cost,
Is
cheaper
In
annual
cost
than
untreated
lumber
structure
because
of
a
much
longer
life.
"However,
considerable
work
and
ralpulatinc
will
be
necessary
be-
T"
ry
r.rrifore
'
any
definite
estimate
can
be
attended
a
group
of
blind
chlldrea
Bdnir
going
nasi
cast
from
from
the
the
prairies
prairies.'
ttr,Vft,
al'
Among
them
was
art
etgni-ycar
c'.d
lad
from
Southern
Saskatchc-n
wan
on
his
way
to
the
Brantford.j
J
Ontario,
school
for
the
mind,
mis
morning
porter
Schmltty,
aboard
the
Continental
Limited
from
the
east
had
occasion
to
speak
to
the
porter
in
the
next
car.
He
heard
a
call
and
turned
to
find
a
tall
youth
at
his
side.
The
blind
boy
had
rccognucd
his
voice.
Five
Dead
After
Eating
Mussels
rohonmn
KlifllfMi
Prove
Fatal
At
Monlerey-aiany
Others
Seriously
III
eattle
Mayor
Is
Anti
Gambler
Sees
Urge
Syndicate
And
He
Would
Like
To
Have
Chance
Of
Trowutlng
It
SEATTLE.
June
22.
Testifying
at
the
trial
of
two
former
promin
ent
politicians,
Mayor
Arthur
B.
innellp
charced
that
a
large
"
gambling
syndicate
was
operating
In
Seattle.
.He
told
the
Superior
Court
Judge
that
he
would
welcome
the
opportunity
of
prosecuting
members
of
the
ring.
More
Depression
In
United
States
Senate
Committee
Says
This
Will
Come
If
Government
Doesnt
Change
Policy
WASHINGTON.
June
22.
The
rvmmiiifi'
which
studied
Escaped
Convict,
Taken
In
Northern
Wisconsin,
To
Be
Charted
With
MattMin
Affair
City
Faced
With
Major
Financing
Problem
as
Result
of,
Report
of
Cily
Engineer
Turned
in
to
City
tacoma,
June
n-.-An
escaped
1
'
.
.
m
I
convict
named
Olsen
who
has
been
LommiSStoncr
IWlay
re-arrested
in
Northern
Wisconsin
-
.
I
after
having
slain
two
deputy
City
Engineer
F.
N.
Good,
in
a
report
to
City
Com-
sheriffs
is
declared
by
police
hers
mi
ioncr
W.
J.
Alder,
has
announced
that
Hays
Creek
to
timuiy
associated
with
and
Morse
Creek
bridges
are
in
a
state
beyond
major
'ISJSSWK
paira
being
effective
and
will
have
to
be
closed
to
traffic
Ld
xtt
offence.
on
October
1
this
year
as
dangerous
for
traffic
Cost
of'
replacement
of
the
two
bridges
with
untreated
lumber
fclnDPiDl?
IC
1
estimated
at
$75,000
and
more
than
1
I
1
11
l
il
the
British
submarine
Thetis
and
the
Franch
Phnlx
Search
h
Abandoned
PARIS,
June
21.
Naval
and
air-
In
1923
and
Morse
Creek
Brtdje
hi.
pane
unlU
of
the
French
Indo-
i:a.
twin
oi
untreated
lunn-r
,
fc-5ihortlr
after
my
arrival
hen;,
I
parried
out
a
fhorvi;h
Iris
ecti-.,
Inquiry
at
the
local
elevator
this
morning
elicited
the
Information
that
no
intimation
has
been
recelv-
led
In
that
quarter
as
to
prospects,
I
if
any,
of
using
the
house
for
grain
shipments
In
connection
with
car
goes
under
tne
recently
granted
subsidy
for
this
port.
However,
It
Is
understood
that
the
Canadian
Transport
Co.
Is
considering
handl
ing
grain
at
lest
as
part
cargo,
possibly
with
lumber
and
canned
salmon,
in
making
shipments
this
fall
from
Prince
Rupert
to
the
United
Kingdom
or
Continent.
After
Two
Years
Warrant
Served
DUIIW
uv
-
,..j
nroflt-sharlng
plans
In
industry
.ana,
aner
pieaaing
gumy,
was
rc
I
H.m.t
the
ttovern-'manded
for
eight
days
for
sen
1
i
Tomorrows
Tides
Wealher
Forecast
She
High
3'2
a.m.
18.2
ft.
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Charlotte
18:22
pjn.
19.2
ft.
Island
Moderate
northwest
Low
am-
ffc
winds,
partly
clear
with
light
scattered
showers.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
yd,
XXVIII
No
tf
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
JUNE
22,
1939.
PRICE:
CENTS
British
Bluejackets
Halt
Japanese
HAYS
CREEKWESTVIEW
BRIDGES
CONDEMNED
AS
FROM
OCTOBER
FIRST
BELIEVED
i
KIDNAPPER
mcnt's
attitude
toward
business
tence.
McDonald
Is
alleged
to
have
.,,
,.,.,n,v4
that
unless
It
was
al-
slipped
out
of
town
after
cashing
tered
the
country
faces
an
lmmedl-
a
$47
check
with
Frank
Walls.
...
'
ii
.momniovntent
and
there
being
insufficient
funds
to
semi-depression
conditions.
cover.
Dan
McDonald
Pleads
(Suilty
In
City
Police
Court
To
Charge
Of
False
Pretences
Dan
McDonald,
for
whose
arrest
a
warrant
was
Issued
on
July
7,
1937.
was
taken
Into
custody
In
the
city
last
night
by
Constables
D,
D.
.Mclndoo
and
John
Lockl
Today
he
appeared
In
city
police
court
on
a
false
pretences
charge
Has
Paraly$is
iDEALLs.
ICease
Interference
that
if
creosoted
lumber
Is
used.
The
is
thus
faced
with
LOU
GEHRIG
city
thej
T171VT
A
WTE
Fa1
'
problem
of
devising
some
means
of
ItlYl
Ail
UuU
NEW
YORK.
June
22
CP-An-
flnanclng
new
spans.
Westvicw
will
nouncement
made
yesterday
that
have
to
receive
first
consideration
United
States
Senator
Confident
Lou
Gehrig,
star
first
baseman
of
a,
with
the
closing
of.
the
brldge.j
That
Squalun,
Thetl
and
Phenlx
the
New
York
Yankees,
was
suffer-that
nart
of
the
cltv
will
be
rn.-n
-1
ri
t
.
.
.n.
i
Cng
from
chronic
Infantile
paraly
.
...
w
-
-----
iilvsi
!
c
fms.iwam
lu
inv
i
riim
I
i
1
1
1
1
ii
if-
iiai
miv"
gmnand
Pimlbly
.More
U.e
Their
petty
cut
ott
to
venU.uiar
traffic!
Utm
In
New
Vork
City
Fire
t
IciAt
cast
end
tw0
dcJ
sis
was
the
result
of
a
rerxrt
by
HalibutlSales
American
Vancouver
Big
Missouri.
.15.
Bralorne,
11.90.
Cariboo
Quartz,
2.09.
Dentonla,
.02.
Falrview,
.0314.
Gold
Belt,
.33.
;
Hedley
Mascot,
.82..'
Mlnto,
.014.
4
;
Noble
Five,
.Oli.
Pacific
Nickel,
.15.
Pend
Oreille,
U0.
v
Pioneer,
2.51.
Premier,
1.86.
t
Privateer,
1.28.
Reeves
McDonald,
.18,
Reno,
.50.
;
Relief
Arlington,
.135:
Reward,
.Oli
.
.'
Salmon
Gold,
.09.
Sheep
Creek,
1.17.
,
t
Cariboo
Hudson,
.08.
-Hedley
Amalg.,
.01
V'4.
Oil
A.
P.
Con,
.14.
Calmont,
.32.
C.
&
E.,
2.00.
Freehold,
03
ask.
Home,
255.
Pacalta,
.05
Vi.
Royal
Canadian,
.19Jj;
OkalU,
1.05.
Mercury,
.06.
Prairie
Royalties,
.21.
Toronto
Aldermac,
.31.
'Beattle,
1.26.
Central
Pat.,
2.50.
Con.
Smelters,
4155.
East
Malartic,
2.50,
Fernland,
.04j.
Gods
Lake,
.37.
Hard
Rock,
1.04.
.
'I
Int.
Nickel,
48.00.
Kerr
Addison,
1.90.
Little
Long
Lac,
2.95.
McLcod
Cockshutt,
2.05.
Madsen
Red
Lake,
.38.
McKenzle
Red
Lake,
U2.
Moneta,
1.15.
Noranda,
78.50.
Pickle
Crow,
4.65.
Preston
E.
Dome,
1.55.
"
San
Antonio,
1.79.
Sherrltt
Gordon,
.95.
Stadacona,
.50.
Uchl
Gold,
1.39.
Bouscadlllac,
.08
ask.
Mosher,
.14.
Oklend,
.08.
Smelters'
Gold,04i.
Dominion
Bridge,
28.50.
i
sor
nations.
PRIVATE
Governments
Had
Nothing
To
Do
With
Transaction
Involving
.
Japanese
Canned
Salmon
I
OTTAWA,
June
22:
(CP)
The
recently
reported
purchase
of
Japanese
canned
salmon
by
British
Importers
did
not
Involve
the
British
government
directly
or
indirectly
but
was
merely
a
deal
between
private
commercial
Interests,
Hon.
W.
D.
Euler.
minister
of
trade
and
commerce,
said
iPROPOSE
EMBARGO
Organization
Being
Formed
Local)
To
Combat
Aggressor
Nations
WASHINGTON.
DC.
June
22.-
Mavr
Clinic
exnerti
who
examined1
Delegates
from
various
organiz-
vtl
T
.
,,
ur
Eleventh
Avenue
and
Mc-
Senator
W.
Warren
Barbour
Is
de-
Gehrig
who
voluntarily
retired
from
atlons
of
the
city
met
last
eve-YO,clr
:u"
.
T
rUi
Cljrmont
Park
and
via
Hays
Creek
mandlng
a
further
Investigation
active
Dlav
on
May
2.
endlnz
a
con-
n"8
decided
to
form
a
local
wvc;:
ues
wc
mi
in
vne
nwruc-
and
the
dry
dock
road.
mm
the
circumstance',
of
the
Saual-
.am,
rmr
at
2
130.
branch
of
the
Embargo
Council
1
,
M
T
.
'
7715
enlnta
rfPon
H
as
fol
iu,
,ubmarine
disaster.
He
Is
con-
games,
feared
that
w
search
u
trrday
and
it
it
lows:
,fdent
dlsastfr
cf
the
ruins
may
tveal
even
more
i
beg
to
report
that
Hays
Creek
associated
with
those
which
befel
t
!ms
aiming
to
place
embargo
on
all
I
'aggressor
nations.
A
provisional
committee
was
set
up
consisting
of
Dr.
R.
E.
Coleman,
Thomas
El-
Ilott.
M.
Chung
Kee.
Miss
Ruby
Mah
and
H.
Harcus.
l'
A
further
meetlnz
of
all
Dersons
I
and
organizations
Interested
Reserve
Decision
Upon
Appeals
To
Privy
Council
OTTAWA.
Jun
22:
iCP
The
Supreme
Court
of
Canada
has
re-
Southampton,
served
decision
on
the
constltu-
.
tlonal
validity
of
the
proposed
Dominion
law
to
abolish
appeals
to
the
Judicial
committee
of
the
Privy
Council.
Ketchikan
Ball
Team
Is
On
Way
Dido
Gurvlch.
manager
of
the
Prince
Rupert
baseball
teamT6r
thn
International
series,
received
a
tele
gram
this
morning
from
Vern
Ho
ban,
manager
of
the
team,
that
the
First
City
party
of
With
Tientsin
Cargo
When
Sailors
Arrive
Naval
Boats
of
Great
Britain
and
United
States
Defy
Order
of
Nippon
to
Leave
Swatow
American
Fleet
Moves
Into
China
Port
TIENTSIN,
June
22:
(CP)
Sudden
appearance
of
British
bluejackets
halted
Japanese
examination
of
cargo
being
discharged
by
a
British
lighter
while
blockaded
British
citizens
were
"heartened
by
a
message
of
sympathy
and
hope
from
the
London
government.
With
two
British
cruisers
standing
by
to
receive
them,
evacuation
of
British
women
and
China
Heet
have
abandoned
the
Blanco,
I3fl00,
Cold
.Storage,
7.7c
heid
whea
arrangements
will
completing
their
lSjOOOtnlle
search
for
the
French
submarine
,na
"c
Phentx
which
sank
June
15
with
the
In
'Anrtl
1930
imd
I
found
botn
o
of
geventy-one
lives.
krtrlffftt
In
nri
Af
irwwMrH1
i.
Wat'
V
X
VB
f
.W"lulBHr
w
,
M
nVP
ntjfArn!-.
Jun"
22
pal".
I
have
since
carried
out
ful!
s
ry
Bodle
of
ri-h
"lrn
kp-s
hi
wre
inspection
every
six
months
and!
JJrgJJOn
VjOVeiTlOr
he
hl''Tv
'nln
a
dough
near
repairs
have
been
completed,
The
dere
hav
been
recovered.
Five
of'
present
rate
of
dcay
in
all
parts
them
were
still
in
the
car
Thesc-iof
the
bridge
structures
Is
now
dan
left
the
road
when
a
child
s
fast
that
even
major
repairs
caught
hold
of
the
steering
wheel
are
useless
and
both
bridges
will
nd
turned
It
sharply
be
dangerous
for
traffic
after
Oc-
-
-
itober
l.
1939.
.
.
.
"With
regard
to
future
replacc-
InniarnhoroH
Vniro
ment.
I
have
designed
a
brldee
Favors
Fair
Deal
For
Labor
People
EUOENE,
Oregon,
June
22.
Oovernor
Charles
A.
Sprague
pledged
his
support
to
"decent
wages
and
working
conditions"
in
addressing
a
labor
federation
convention
here.
No
Word
Here
Yet
But
Tis
Expected
Wheat
Will
Move
I
Canadian
A.
IC,
1,600,
AUln,
6Zc
and
5c.
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Courtesy
8.
D.
Jotmstoa
Co.)
I
King-Queen
I
I
Are
Acclaimed
I
On
Returning
I
LONDON,
June
22:
CP
King
George
and
Queen
Eliza-
beth
rode
back
into
the
heart
of
the
Empire
tonight
amid
will
shouting
of
multitudes
after
be
made
for
a
public
mass
meeting
Journey
that
took
them
across
ui
niwiiM
utjvs
ana
means
iar
me
t
me
Krmiirsi
iuauiuuii
vu-
-r
Dlaclne
of
an
embargo
on
aggres-
ada.
Hundreds
of
thousands
lined
the
royal
route
from
Wa-
terloo
Station
to
Buckingham
Palace
and
there
was
similar
acclaim
at
Southampton
where
Their
Majesties
landed.
Prin-
cesses
Elizabeth
and
Margaret
Rose
were
carried
out
In
a
des-
troyer
to
meet
their
parents
before
landing.
Queen
Mother
Mary
and
the
Dukes
of
Glou-
4'
cester
and
Kent
were
at
SITE
NOT
DECIDED-
Fishermen's
Floats
Had
Been
Held
Up
Temporarily
Owing
To
Defence
Department
Using
Seal
Cove
In
connection
with
the
proposed
v-.trhivan
new
fishermen's
floats,
announce-'
ment
01
wnicn
was
maae
a
iew
children
from
the
blockaded
settle-nent
continues.
A
limited
amount
jf
food
supolies
is
being
run
:hrough
for
those
remaining.
Meantime
two
British
and
two
United
States
destroyers
stood
by
in
the
harbor
of
Swatow,
occupied
by
the
Japanese
yesterday,
despite
1
Japanese
order
or
suggestion
that
foreign
warships
and
nations
withdraw
from
the
newly
captured
South
China
port.
Foreign
naval
forces
were
doubled
during
the
day
and,
except
for
the
departure
of
twenty
women
and
children,
the.
American
and
British
communities
stood
pat,
LONDON.
June
22.
The
American
ambassador
in
charge
of
foreign
affairs
delivered
a
protesting
speech
against
Japanese
penetra
tion
of
American
properties
in
China
and
against
stoppage
of
sup
plies
and
the
Japanese
blockade
of
Kulangsu.
the
foreign
area
of
Am-oy.
Thus
the
United
States
enter
ed
the
Far
Eastern
situation
In
spite
of
Japanese
efforts
to
isolate
Great
Britain
in
the
first
stage
of
its
campaign
to
exert
Its
domination
over
foreign
areas.
Prime
Minister
Neville
Chamber-
lain
told
the
House
of
Commons
to-
I
I
Jay
that
the
government
hopes
the
I
rr
i
1
1
1
1,1
,
.
.
1
1
negotiations
but
that.
"If
those
negotiations
fall,
we
are
considering
what
further
steps
might
be
taken."
The
United
States
Asiatic
fleet,
ith
2000
officers
and
men
has
ar
rived
at
Chef
00,
China,
for
summer
manoeuvres
in
North
China
waters.
Are
Appointed
To
Church
Boards
sixteen
will
leave
there
at
11
o'clock
"1U1
'
uev.
w.
u.
i.rant
iiomngwortn
and
tonight
and
Is
due
here
between
the
government
has
been
working
Rev.
j.
c.
Friiell
Chosen
By
on
th
for
and
10
and
11
o'clock
tomorrow
morn-
.lt
General
Assembly
lng.
Stan
Morin
will
be
umpire
of
.w"
a
acrra,nSfd
,0L,the
to
CT
Ktvtit
n
f
Caul
frwe
Tnan
rna
CI
T
balls
and
strikes
for
the
series
and
I1""""
"
7"
"
"
T.
Cyril
Masl,
base
umpire.
New
Jersey
For
Betting
Golden
Flower
Of
Chungking
Marries
Young
Doctor
Who
Saved
Her
Life
CHUNGKING,
June
22.
Most
famous
woman
guerilla
warrior,
Miss
Golden
Flower
Tsal,
who
lost
one
husband
In
battle
against
the
land
naturally
the
fishermen
would
like
to
get
as
near
town
as
possible
whereas
the
pulp
plant
would
be
better
a
little
way
out.
WEATHER
FOItECAST
General
Synopsis
Pressure
Is
relatively
low
Inland
and
high
off
the
coast.
Rain
has
occurred
on
Vancouver
Island
and
over
the
nor
thern
part
of
British
Columbia.
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island-
Japanese,
has
married
a
young
,
Moderate
to
fresh
winds,
shifting
to
doctor
who
saved
her
life,
military
west,
showery
first,
but
clearing
at
dfspatches
reveal.
,nlRht.
MIDLAND.
OntJune22:
(CP)
partment
for
an
air
base
so
a
new:
Rev-.
W.
D.
Grant
Holllngworth,
islte
had
to
be
found
for
the
floats.
,
formerly
of
Prince
Rupert
and
now
'Several
sites
had
been
suggested
of
Medicine
Hat,
Alberta,
was
nam-
and,
as
soon
as
lt
Is
definitely
1
to
the
board
of
missions
of
the
!
decided
where
lt
should
go,
the
Presbyterian
Church
In
Canada
by
work
will
proceed.
This
might
be
the
General
Assambly
In
session
this
fall.
The
money
was
voted
last
here.
Rev.
J.
R.
Frlzell
of
Van-
vear
but
lt
could
not
he
used
until
couver,
also
formerly
of
Prince
Ru-
TRENTON,
New
Jersey.
June
22:jtne
defence
department
had
de-
Pt,
was
appointed
to
the
educa-
Voters
of
the
state
of
New
by
a
large
margin,
have
endorsed
a
state
constitutional
amendment
favoring
parl-mutuel
bet4
ting
on
horse
races.
Famous
Woman
Warrior
Weds
elded
on
Its
location
There
Is
still
said
to
be
a
possibility
of
securing
a
pulp
mill
for
the
city
and
one
of
the
sites
suggested
for
lt
is
at
a
point
opposite
Falrview
Cemetery.
Both
the
pulp
mill
and
the
fishermen's
floats
1
are
very
desirable
Improvements
tlonal
board.
Attorney
General
Is
Extravagant
Demand
Made
That
Head
Of
United
States
Legal
Department
Start
Curtailing
Ills
Own
Payrolls
WASHINGTON,
June
22.
Representative
Roy
O.
Woodruff,
Michigan
Republican,
demands
that
Attorney
-
Oeneral
Frank
Murphy
take
action
on
his
own
recommendations
'for
drastic
curtailment
of
public
payrolls
07
trimming
the
personnel
in
his
own
department.
He
charged
Murphy
has
120
special
assistants.