A
artful
and
InteresUng
analy-
.
.i
,u.
.
.i.e.
nt
war
and
the
rra-
I
'.l
It
M
W
"
.
.t..m.n
tnlre
a
line
nt
...
M
m
m
a
I
von
(ha
Prinee
:pr
Rr'ary
Club
at
its
regular
AT;,
taw
svarn
w
Biiar.
by
Chief
Petty
Officer
In-
v'orA
O
Bird
President
Peter
urn
u.'N
imte
i
r
VJl
Peter
Sunderlsnd
of
Prince
ijfr
tr.i
R
A,
8lme
and
Ocorge
jfr
ci
vsncouTrr.
Mr
Bird
told
of
the
advantage
i-.f
i
if
ne
lea
as
an
instructor.
fH,r"-r
trnm
nil
re
In
nlare
In
it
hJn
a
good
cross-section
of
7
l:Je
among
people
tf
all
Tin
and
races.
He
found
.
.
.
1
1
..
,
,
H
.
-
.
.
.
n
.
n
h.
dren
retembluiK
the
fa-
tcne
the
mother
and
some
'-"'.!
tif
either
Right
from
Damning
amerences
aeveiop-Brather
fouzht
with
brother
i
u.rr
n
iistrr
or
prinam
rr.sde
friends
ouUlde
the
m
'
ir
,
.
mt
a
r
wma
H'.r.
fl.u.l
1.
.
.
i
1
.
-
1
..
-
-'
mv
avr
'u.:f
tt
itrr'
neeaea
many
imngs
-A
...
.
.
.
UtUStMI
STVIIS
V
-"V
VI
SS
1
14
1
U
W
9
VI
IV
V
V
S
must
be
selfish
or
he
would
ii
trrsin
r&r
m&
t
T
m
it
any
wonder
with
a
-ivmiu
1UC
AULI1
US
Will
I
nuc
liic
liiiiuiliiiii.
mi
wrir
came
racket
and
there
was
'
i.ie
spiritual
drive.
"r
Bird
then
snoke
of
the
de-
"opment
of
patrlotUm
and
he
from
a
college
student
of
j
urn
r
l
was
inar
n
a
nan
nnr
naa
nnirifiiitm
m
a
tii
&.
r"ti
i.
vs
is
ins,
iinLiiiiLi.ini
k
a
r
-
vM,uura
10
Kci
people
w
biivjv
uni
rifii
u.'
u
r
1
1
in
ilia
i-fa
on
by
patriotism
neonle
were
-
-
1
Family
Life
POt
U
llMrnH
.
.
vii,
uic
miciiitrr
saia
in
-
i
nomes
the
fumllv
r,iw
nnd
r-
'kii
il
Hiiiuiin
i
rin
ninriii
war
.....
w
-
Ke?dAr?
h
WaS
put
oul
01
kuT
"d
ftlone
with
his
life
cm.
make
for
patriotL-tm.
w
misgovernment
that
u
the
t
yruiuc
joining
uie
(Uvnilnucl
on
Pane
Time)
STAMFORD.
Conn..
Aug.
11
Two
men
snatched
a
seven
thousand
dollar
payroll
from
Paymaster
John
M.
Wright
of
the
Electrical
Specialty
Company
on
Thursday
and
fled
with
three
companion
in
two
waiting
automobiles.
HUGHES
TO
FLY
AGAIN
Tesat
Sportman
Plans
New
York
To
Pari
Stratosphere
Hop
INCREASING
j
PRODUCTION'
More
Copper
May
Be
Turned
Out,
International
Cartel
Deride
-
.
:
iiionai
copper
carcci
announca
i
mut
per
cent.
Actors
and
Workers
To
Mediate
Dispute
Committee
Is
Appointed
by
Presl
dent
of
American
Federation
of
Labor
ATLANTIC
CITY.
Aug.
11.
Wil
liam
Green,
president
of
the
Ameri
will
then
take
up
his
vlcc-rcgal
duties.
The
Duke
will
leave
Tilbury
(London)
on
the
October
14.
accom
Duchess
and
the
two
.
royal
1
child
.LIU
LOURENCO
MARQUES,
Mozan?
a,,
it!
(CP)
The
tele
be
received
only
on
spwiuuo'-
cqulppcd
Instruments
uut
oum-cstlc
service
will
be
complete.
KINGSTON.
Jamaica,
August
11:
CP
An
iron
lung,
one
of.
Lord
Nuffield
gilts
to
hospitals
in
the
British
Empire,
has
been
left
hen
In
Its
original
packing
case
be
cause
officials
of
the
Jamaica
Medical
Department
refuse
to
un-!
rack
It
They
contend
the
apparatus
will
never
be
needed
In
Jamaica.
Other
colonial
hospitals
In
the
Wet
Indies
received
their
iron
ungs
with
expressions
of
thanki
and
in
some
cases,
ceremonies
were
held
In
connection
with
handing
over
of
the
respirators
I
LONDON.
Aug.
11.
The
interna-j
i
.
il
sae
itrMttheoppo-l-jjj,
thal
Augtm
l6
urh
keener
even
than
..-,,..-
,u
mh-r
wmM
ibe
'h-rnpetiuonofstrang-
U,.
raUed
lo
m
Jxr
cenl
of
tnc
i
Se
flshness
followed
by
was
ba.r
baitlr
fr0m
the
current
95
..it
8l(t
hnest
wai
the
keynote
of
nl
'
fe
Peonle
wsnted
thlr
can
Federation
of
Labor,
yesterday
appointed
a
committee
to
mediate
a
dispute
between
screen
actors
and
stage
workers'
union.
To
Receive
Kent
With
Big
Honors
Australia
Arranging
Big
Receptions
For
New
Governor-General
SYDNEY.
N.
8.
V.,
Aug.
11:
(CP)
Processions
In
every
state
capital
through
which
the
new
governor
general
will
pass,
a
naval
and
air
force
escort
for
their
liner
amund
the
Australian
Coast
and
a
spectacular
reception
at
Can
bcrra,
the
Commonwealth
capital,
have
been
arranged
tentatively
for
mi.w
ui
i
vni
rrtr
T
n
A
tanpr
iv
inn
nrrivm
in
liii
unit,?
ui
null,,
.
.
,
-
aw.
ullMu.l'J
.
.
.
V
-
-
-
......v.
uijui
uiry
urouDcu.
(lis
wjic
unvi
miuiu
u
iiujh"
n(
rru-arH
nl
.i.l-ll
-
I
i
nrA....U
Tk
ITInn'a
lirnttiAr
'
-f
PnrH
...
.
.
.
-
n
Australia
who
gave
r
ionune
and
a
fine
plantation
thu
.
S'and
to
enlist
during
it::;"
0"
M
return
he
uie
lortane
gone,
the
owned
hw
v,
j
.i.
"
iaried
a
bus
Jtfrvlrn
in
trv
tn
mke
a
living
ih.
i
the
various
medical
department
Presence
of
the
Iron
lung
in
I
WA8HINOTON.
Aug.
11.
Howard
''aira,ca
not
known
to
tin
Hub.
Texas
8portsman.
who
last
I
Pub,l
untl1
a
Inquiries
wer.
tar
flow
a
train
si
fh
u-nrM
In
r
Tj&uC
ord
time,
has
applied
to
the
Civil
Aeronautics
Authority
for
permission
to
make
a
sub-stratosphere
flight
from
New
Yoix
to
Paris,
it
was
learned
from
an
authoritative
source
Thursday
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(0urur
S,
O.
JotvnUMi
Oo.)
Vancouver
Big
Missouri.
.12.
Bralorne.
11.25.
Cariboo
Quartz.
2.20.
Dentonta.
j024.
Fatnriew.
.03.
Oootd
Beit.
XI.
Hrdley
Mascot.
2K.
NUnto.
.01.
Noble
Five.
.01
a.
Pend
Orlelle,
1.40.
Pioneer.
2.45.
.
,j
Premier.
1J:
Privateer.
1.10.
Reeve
McDonald,
.23.
Reno.
.48
Relief
Arlington.
.I3;.
Reward.
.02.
Salmon
Oo!d,
.03
V2.
Sheep
Creek,
1.18.
Cariboo
Hudson,
.03Vz
Hcdley
Amalg..
.01.
Oils
A.
P.
Con.,
.13.
Calmont,
JO.
C.
&
E
1.85.
Freehold,
.03
.
Home.
2j07.
Pacalta,
.04.
Royal
Canadian,
.17
OkalU.
.91.
Mercury,
.06.
ralrie
Royalties,
.21.
'
Toronto
Aldcrmac
JOV-Beattle.
10.
Central
Pat..
2.42.
Cons.
Smelters,
43.25.
East
Malartlc,
2.60
Fernland!
.03.
Francocur,
.59.
Oods
Lake.
.40.
Hardrock,
1.05.
Int.
Nickel,
4855.
Kerr
Addison
1.96.
Little
Long
Lac.
2.91.
McLcod
Cockshutt,
1.86.
Madscn
Red
take,"
McKcnxle
Red
Lake,
1.25.
Moneta.
1.00.
Noranda,
82.00.
Pickle
Crow,
4.60.
Preston
E.
Dome,
132.
San
Antonio,
1.85.
Sherrltt
Oordon,
1.00.
Stadacona,
.50.
Uchl.
1.05.
Bouscadlllac,
.04.
Bouscadlllac,
.04.
Mosher.
.14.
Smelters
Gold,
.02
Dominion
Bridge,
26.75.
I
Chief
Executive
Signs
Measures
:ompanled
by
the
I
ren
.and
will
reach
Frcmantle,
tnc
,.rps
.,f
...
itlosevelt
Deals
With
port
tr,r
Western
Australia
s
capi-;
i-Mative
Business
at
Hyde
tal,
Perth,
November
14.
MOZAMBIQUE
CALLING
Park
Summer
Home
NEW
YORK,
August
11:
At
his
Hyde
Park
home
yesterday
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
signed
twenty-seven
bills
and
"
""V
.-.f
-me
to
Mm.
vetoed
seven
One
of
the
bill)
ca
is
fTo'm
omsas
will
signed
by
the
chief
executive
wa.
n
social
security
measure.
Another
provided
for
more
armaments.
The
others
were
or
less
importance
t
I
ST.
PETER'8,
Nova
Scotia,
1
August
11:
(CP)-
Two
New'
fi
CHICAGO.
Amust
11:
Fred
B
Pnltr
nho
haj
been
In
an
Irni
'ung
since
March
1936
when
he
tas
brought
home
from
the
Orient,
was
married
yesterday
an
t
'
taklnz
his
hMievmonn
with
hh
bride
In
specially
constructed
trailer.
Snlte
is
now
able
to
rest
for
a
few
hours
at
a
Urn
outside
the
Iron
long
and
normal
respiration
has
become
possiHle
(for
brief
period
Ut:
is
2
yearn
-old
and
was
stricken!
with
infan
tile
naralyris
while
vlMtlng
in
rhlna
The
bride
is
25-year
old
Teresa
Larkrn
of
Dvton.
Ohio,
i
CABINET
IN
SPAIN
MADRID,
Aug.
11
Generalissimo
Francisco
Franco
on
Thursdaj
night
announced
his
new
peacetime
cabinet
with
himself
as
Prcmlei
and
his
brother-in-law,
Ramon
Serrano
Suncr.
as
Minister
of
the
Interior.
Foreign
Ministers
Today
In
Huddle
For
Three
Day
Parley
Von
Ribbentrop
of
Germany
Matanuska
Valley
Under
Quarantine
Ban
Placed
on
All
Public
Gatherings
Owing
to
Epidemic
of
Measles
Tomorrow
s
T"
i
taes
Weather
Forecast
11:21
am.
17.9
ft.
mm
Hub
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Chsr
20.9
ft
23:20
pm.
J
lotte
Island
Fresh
southwest
to
5:05
ajn.
i.V
Urn
south
winds,
increasing
cloudlnesj.
71
A
A
17:05
p.m.
mist
or
light
rain
tonight
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
v!,
XXVIH
!iNa
No
1WL
.
V
7
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
.FRIDAY,
AUGUST
11,
1939.
price:
5
cents
nglo-apanese
Peace
Now
Likely
PAYMASTER
OF
WARS
IS
ROBBED
.
......
iiirw
Amine
1'hatei
Bill
t"7
'
...
ef
Humin
Nature
to
r.ipmn
Action
Selfishness
rMmlnitH
According
to
Views
of
Mr.
Bird
Keren
Thousand
Dollar
llold-Up
at
8tamford,
Connetlcut
Iron
Lung
Left
In
Packing
Case
Jamaica
Medical
Department
Says
Gift
Will
Not
lie
Needed
:
;
Biggest
Air
Raid
i
AIRCRAFT
'SETTLING
;
Youths
Are
Un
.ITest
In
Britain
ORDERED
TIENTSIN
Ocean
rught
,
Five
Hundred
"Enemy"
uomoers
Visit
England
During
"Black
I
Out-
Four
Royal
Air
Force
fliers
wer.
killed
today
and
a
fifth
was
seri
ously
Injured
in
two
crashes
In-
YANKS
LOSE
New
In
ONCE
MORE
h
fnirth
defeat
in
Tiv;
I
arts
for
the
Yanks
who.se
lead
has
now
been
cut
to
five-and-a-half
games
over
Boston
Red
Sox
who
were
winning
over
the
Phlla
Prince
Rupert
Overcast,
south-
cast
wind,
six
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
29.96
(rising);
temperature
53;
sea
smooth.
Langara
Island
Raining,
west
southwest
wind,
four
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
29.93;
temperature.
51;
light
swell.
Triple
IslandOvercast,
south-iwest
wind,
twenty
miles
per
hour;
(moderate
chop.
PALMER,
Alaska,
Aug.
11.-A
two
D"d
Tree
Point-Overcast,
calm;
weeks'
ban
has
been
placed
on
all
Barometer.
temperature,
Public
Catherines
In
this
Matan-isea
sntri.
I..V-
vaiw
rnmmnnltv
mrlnff
tn
an
Harbor
Overcast,
epidemic
of
measles.
SNAKE
SCARE
west
southwest
wind;
five
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
29.94
(rising);
temperature,
54;
light
swell.
Alert
Bay
Overcast,
calm:
barometer,
30-l'8
30.08;
temperature,
temperature,
53;
os;
sea
seal
smooth.
smooin.
In
a
rubbish
heap.
.
wind,
twelve
mues
per
nour;
oar-
...
-
lometer,
29.94.
.
1
a
Union
steamer
Cardena.
Capt.
Vancouver
Clear,
easterly
wina,
John
Boden,
is
due
In
port
about
eight
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
4
o'clock
tomorrow
morning
from
29.91
the
south
and
will
sail
at
6
am
her
return
to
Vancouver
and
way
points.
v."
jeter,
29.95.
Contracts
Totalling
$85,978,000,
Largest
in
Peacetime
History",
Let
by
United
States
York
fliers.
Alex
Loeb.
aged
23,
LONDON,
Aug.
1L
Oreat
Bri-1
WASHINOTON,
D.
C.
Aug.
11
,n
D,e51
wr
ra,
I'
CP)
United
States
War
De
and
Dick
Decker.
23,
took
off
f
-The
from
Point
Mlchaud
Beach
mianigni
wnen
nearly
nau
oi
rg-
oartmcnt
yesterday
awarded
con-
near
here
today
on
what
they
land
was
plunged
Into
darkness
and
i
tracls
totaUlng
$35,978,000
for
air-
said
transAtlanttc
.
.
flight.
hundred
"enemr
bombewlcran
.
.
and
englncs
whlch
Actlng
was
M
a
4M
HM.IJ..I
fc
V.
j
.
-
'
"
-
-
-
o
-
"TrCCT71
10
I
abino
11U11UW1HJU1
HfinfVTTIOni
volvlng
planes
taking
part
In
the
7
LfXJULiL
1U
latilllg
manoeuvr
Thk.h
reah
a
cIlmax
4
mnr,
with
another
bUcS-ul
black-out
of
'
London
KJli-LUA
1
tU
Was
:-In
Iron
Lun?:
SLT1"
tonight.
Unam.
w
-
t
Wedded
In.
Chicago
Depere
Corses
Off
Beach
at
Wran-
gell
Narrows
To
be
Taken
to
I
Seattle
WRANGELL.
Alaska.
Aug.
11.
The
Alaska
Steamship
Co.'s
steam
er
Denare
was
yesterday
pulled
ulled
off
off
the
beach
in
Wrangell
ARE
HELD
Unspecified
Number
Being
Detain'
By
Japs
at
Kaifeng
SHANGHAI,
Aug.
11
The
Am
erican
embassy
at
Chungking,
capi-
delphla
Athletics.
Incidentally,
ttejtal
of
the
Chinese
Nationalist
re-
Washington
victory
was
the
thlr''
gime.
disclosed
Thursday
that
it
General
Francisco
Franco
and
His
straight
win
for
Pitcher
Gus
Leon
(had
received
information
that
Ja-
Brother-ln-Law
Take
Charge
ard
over
tns
xanxees.
a
ieai
wnicu
panese
troops
had
detained
an
un-
no
other
pitcher"
has
been
able
t
approach
this
season.
The
National
League
leadlnt
Cincinnati
Reds
also
suffered
a
r
verse
resterday.
losing
6
to
4
to
Chicago
,go
Cubs.
uuds.
The
inc
ACQS
Reds'
margin
U1B'I
over
did
not
play
yesterday
duced
to
seven-and-a-half
sames
The
New
York
Giants
defeated
Boston
Bees
6
to
3
and
assumed
exclusive
possession
of
fourth
place
in
the
standing
ahead
of
Pittsburgh
Pirates
who
were
Idle.
The
clubs
take
up
new
stand:
Clano
of
Italy
Arrives
In
Salsburg
today
as
follows:
With
National
League
mtsourgn
Ch'cago,
Philadelphia
at
new
York,
Cincinnati
at
St.
Louli.
(Boston
at
St.
Louis
Saturday).
American
Leagues-New
York
at
SALSBURG,
Germany.
.
August
11:
(CP)-Forelgn
Minister
Count
Philadelphia.
Chicago
at
Clevetand.
Clano
of
Italy
arrived
today
for
Washington
at
Boston,
St
Louis
at
a
three-day
conference
with
For-
Detroit.
elgn
Minister
Joachim
von
Rlbben-trop
of
Germany
the
purpose
being
to
attune
the
Rome-Berlin
axis
to
new
conditions
in
Europe
TODAY'S
WEATHER
specified
number
of
Americans
at
Kaifeng.
Works
Progress
JoT
payte?daara,iWre-V0te
Ruled
-
Out
Ketchikan
Has
no
Chance
of
Getting
$125,000
it
Sought,
Council
Is
Imformed
KETCHIKAN,
Aug.
II.
Ketchi
kan
has
no
chance
of
getting
a
grant
of
S125.000
this
year
under
the
Works
Prozress
Administration,
the
city
council
has
been
advised.
Snow
Is
Low
At
Ketchikan
Deer
Mountain
Fails
to
Lose
Its
Mantle
Which
is
Usually
Gone
At
This
Time
of
Year
KETCHIKAN.
Aug.
11.
Snowl
continues
to
remain
on
Deer
Moun-
italn
here
this
summer.
Normally.'
the
mountain
Is
entirely
clear
of
snow
at
this
time
of
year.
.MAY
SHIFT
CAPITAL
PRETORIA,
August
11:
(CP)
Pretoria
Is
no
longer
regarded
as.
.
British
Government
Agrees
to
Turn
Over
Disputed
Chinese
Terrorists
to
Japanese
Authorities
LONDON,
August
11:
(CP)
The
British
government
announced
today
that
four
alleged
Chinese
terrorists
who
hare
been
a.
"
K
"
They
said
their
destination
cPl
OTer
clu"
aHU
"""'uc
.SecreUry
of
War
Johnson
said
rep-,
dispute
at
Tientsin
would
bt
was
Eire.
.
from
a
mythlcal
naUon
the
dlr"
resented
the
largest
peacetime'
handed
over
to
the
Japanese
au-
;
ectlon
of
the
continent.
ann5
order
on
recortL
I
thorities
for
trial.
British
refusal
to
turn
over
the
Chinese,
whom
the
Japanese
accused
of
complicity
in
kill
in
r
a
Chinese
customs
official,
brought
on
the
Japanese
army
blockade
of
the
British
and
French
concessions
at
Tientsin
on
June
11.
It
is
now
expected
the
whole
Tientsin
issue
will
be
settled.
British
Capital
.
r
y
y
i
r
Narrows
for
UnuK
Kiver
Yorker
Continue
To
Waver
wnere
sne
went
asnore
lasi
sunaay.
American
Uagueand
Also
-The
.esse!
which
tained
serious
Rnown
tincinnaii
in
aimnai
--vvm
'
patched
and
Liken
south
to
Seattle,
;for
permanent
repairs.
WASHINGTON.
D.
C
August
U:
kecs
bad
another
full
ganr;
d
off
th'lr
.merlcan
League
margin
of
lee
dei
ship
yesterday
atn
we"
wcte
oeieaiea
n
'
to
lo
a
'
who
aays
she
Is
very
happj,
,
t
J
Vashii,gVn
Senators.
U
-SS-Zgi-ibyihe
ing
Man
of
That
District,
Is
Visiting
Ketchikan
KrrfHIKAN.
Aug.
11.
Tom
Mc
Quillan,
well
known
mining
man,
is
a
visitor
in
Ketchikan
from
the
Unuk
River
country.
Considerable
mineral
exploration
work,
he
re
ports.
Is
going
oq
In
that
district
which
looks-
exceptionally1
welTHe
-.
is
expecting
a
heavy
financing'
program
by
London
capital,
McQuillan
states.
Weather
Forecast
General
Smopsis
A
moderate
depression
is
approaching
th
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
from
the
West.
Showers
have
occurred
in
Northern
British
Columbia
but
It
has
been
fair
and
warm
In
the
south.
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island
Fresh
southwest
to
south
winds,
partly
cloudy
and
moderatel
warm
with
fog
patches.
BIG
FIRE
ATBOISE
Million
Dollar
Blase
Destroys
Sports
Arena,
Lumber
Yard
And
Warehouse
Fight
Fans
Escape
BOISE,
Idaho,
August
11:
(CP)
Fire
of
unknown
origin
last
night
destroyed
the
Boise
sports
arena,
lumber
yard
and
"warehouse
with
damage
estimated
at
nearly
$1,-000.000.
Five
hundred
fight
fans
escaped
Injury
through
the
presence
of
mind
of
fight
announcer
James
Allen
who
prevented
a
panic
by
asking
them
to
clear
the
arena
for
a
few
minutes
while
smoke
cleared.
A
few
minutes
after
the
bulldlngwas
cleared,
it
was
a
rasing
Inferno.
the
Ideal
site
for
the
legislative,
f
Ivrlnv
Icciiori
lln
capital
of
the
Transvaal
At
a
rc
-1
woui,u
vrn
cent
Provincial
council
meeting
a
,
i
i
Tf
stronglr-supported
suggestion
men-
AUtOmODlle
rimi
tloncd
Johannesburg
as
preferable!
HAS
NATURAL
CHARM
LONDON,
Aug.
11:
(CP)
A
four-!omeier
MANun&siiut,
v
tng..
Aug.
n;
foot
snake
yellow
with
broad
arrow
,
,um
wmpiewiy
natural
gin
i
mrtln
f
rlohlened
Wemblev
res-1
Estevan
Overcast,
southeast
.
Deanna
Durbln,
17-year-old
film
irtents
uhen
thev
were
informed
bvl'lnd,
e'eht
miles
per
hour;
barom-
star,
according
to
her
parents,
Mr,
Zoo
officials
it
was
probably
tropl-,eter'
29.95.
cal
and
poisonous.
I(
was
captured'
Vlctorla-iPart
cloudy,
southwest
Mrs.
Thomas
Ballinger,
Mrs.
Fred
Wesch
and
Sam
Haudenschlld
Jr.
left
on
this
morning's
train
for
Terrace
In
company
with
the
re-
.i
rat...
m.lni
nf
fholr
mofher
the
late
Mr
I
.
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.
.
I
v
I
UI.
J
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.
.
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i
t.
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....I,
rnm.tNnmnp
ri
:i
uu
i
i
ium
j
l:i
t
wi
im
i
nnr
i
.
Wina,
lour
Junes
iki
iwivw
r--.
ai
win
iasc
piuce
inie.
National
Labor
Relations
Board
Delivers
Edict
to
Ford
Motor
Co.
I
WASHINGTON,
D.C.,
Aug.
11-,The
National
Labor
Relations,
Board
yesterday
Issued
an
order
re-
and
Mrs.
James
Durbln.
who
are
''IZ"'a
Z
..uT.
visiting
their
old
home
here.
state
men
who
allegedly
were
active
In
labor
unions.
Halibut
Sales
ff.
American
Betty;
17,000,
Royalj-
10c
and
6c.