Squalus
Inquiry
Being
Deferred
IWficullles
Encountered
In
Ualslng
Ill-fated
Undersea
Craft
to
Surface
WARHtNflTON.
D.C..
June
16.
Investigation
Into
the
recent
tragic
sinking
of
the
submarine
Squalus
which
was
to
have
commenced
next
Monday
is
postponed
until
July
1
bv
which
time
It
la
hoped
the
111-fatcd
undersea
craft
will
have
been
raised.
In
making
announcement
to
this
effect.
Secretary
of
the
Navy
Claude
A.
Swnnson
stated
that
un-j
expected
difficulties
had
oeen
encountered
in
the
work
of
bringing
the
Squalus
to
the
surface
with
her
dead
Infirmary
Burns;
Patients
Saved
Institution
at
Klamath
Falls,
Oregon,
Destroyed
by
Fire
KLAMATH
FALLS.
Oregon,
June
10.
Pnrtv-slx
natlcnts
were
remov
ed
tn
anfplv
when
flro
destroyed
the
Infirmary
here
with
loss
estimated,
at
$25,000.
The
league
standings
to
date:
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Court?
b.
LI.
JutuuLoa
Do.)
Vancouver
Big
Missouri.
.14K-
Bralorne.
11.85.
Cariboo
Quartz,
220.
Falrview.
.03J,4.
Oold
Belt,
25.
Iledlcy
Mascot.
.80.
Noble
Five,
.0114.
,
Pend
Orlelle.
1.33.
Pioneer,
2.40.
Premier.
1.85.
Privateer.
1.28.
Reeves
McDonald,
.18.
Reno.
.52.
Relief
Arlington.
.lift.
Reward,
.0U4.
Salmon
Oold.
.10.
Sheep
Creek,
1.18.
Cariboo
Hudson,
.15.
Hedley
Amals..
.01.
Oils
A.
P.
Con..
,14.
Calmont.
.32.
C.
&
E..
2.00.
Freehold,
.03Vi
(ask).
Home.
2.25.
Pacalta,
.05V.
Royal
Canadian,
.20.
.Okalta,
1.06.
Mercury.
.06.
Prairie
Royalties,
.21.
Toronto
Aldcrmac.
.32.
Beattlc.
1.26.
Central
Pat..
255.
Cons.
Smelters,
41.75.
East
Malartlc.
2.56
Fcrnland.
.04.
Francocur,
.20Vi.
Oods'Lake.
.34.
Hardrock,
1.08..
Int.
Nickel,
47.50.
Kerr
Addison,
1.94.
Little
Long
Lac,
2.95.
McLeod
Cockshutt,
2.11.
McKcnzle
Red
Lake,
1.32.
Moncta,
1.16.
Noranda,
78.00.
Pickle
Crow.
4.80.
Preston
E.
Dome,
1.59.
San
Antonio,
1.75.
Sherrttt
Gordon,
.98.
Stadacona,
.50.
Uchl
Gold,
1.41.
Bouscadlllac,
.04Vi-Mosher.
.16Vi.
Oklcnd,
.08.
Smelters
Oold,
.04V;
Dominion
Bridge,
28.75.
us
an
for
them
St.
Louts
Cardinals
who
lost
8
tr.
With
Oerman
I
troop
movement
3
to
Drooklyn
Dodgers.
The
Yanks
Assure
France
That
She
is
Ileadr
ward
the
frontier
reported
on
needed
Gambling
And
Vice
Ring
Being
Probed
Frtler.l
Offleers
Are
rating
Visit
to
Klamath
Falls,
Oregon
j
K
A.UTH
FALLS
Oregon.
June
"
Fft.ii
agents
here
invesUgat-;
alleged
extensive
gambling
:
'
Men
ring
on-rating
from
Kan-r
ity
to
Portland
I
Torrential
Rain
In
Golden
State
Four
Inches
In
One
Day
Constitutes
iierord
for
Fresno
FTfFUNO.
June
18
Torrentla,
Mr
falh
have
been
recorded
In
this
;
af
of
California
In
Fresno
there
r..
a
rerord
preclplUtlon
of
lour
Iir
.
In
a
single
day
Considerable
.
Jmage
has
been
done
but
one
run
to
shut
out
to
Meet
Force
With
Force
in
c
arge
urge
scale,
scaie.
inaicauons
inaicauon.
sun
still
point
poini
the
me
Cleveland
Cleveland
Indians
Indians
and
and
thev
thev
Event
of
Agression
he
imminence
of
a
Na
move
are
n0
lew
than
ten-and-a-half
t-j.;v.si
Slovakia
by
way
of
mill-
games
ahead
of
the
Boston
Red
PARI8,
June
16.-Poland
has
ln-
V
occupation
Fleeing
Slovaki-
Box
who
took
a
six
to
three
formed
the
French
government
sr
are
still
seeking
refuge
In
trouncing
at
the
hands
nf
the
that
It
is
nrenared
to
meet
force
P
2nd
Harvard
Awards
Scholarships
To
Graduate
Students
")S
ANOELE8
June
16
-Brlga-
Detroit
Tigers
whose
eighth
with
force
In
the
event
of
any
act
if
straight
win
It
was.
The
Chicago
aggression
against
Poland
or
Dan-
Whltc
Sox
took
both
games
of
a
zlg.
double-header
from
Washington
senators
and
are
comfortably
ensconced
In
fourth
place
In
the
American
League
standing.
Tht
New
York
Giants
continued
their
winning
streak
with
a
victory
over
Chicago
Cubs
and
are
likewise
comfortably
fixed
In
fourth
plate
r
rrf
University
has
awarded
In
the
National
League.
'
totalling
.
-eight
scholarships,
for
graduate
study.
Reclp-n
luried
Johnathon
J.
Wright.
311
and
Thomas
J
Sullivan.
ertv
rf
San
FranrUco.
Call-
Yesterday's
Dig
League
scores:
National
League
Boston
6.
Pittsburgh
S.
Brooklyn
8.
St.
Louis
3.
New
York
7.
Chicago
4.
Philadelphia
1.
Cincinnati
4.
American
League
Cleveland
0.
New
York
1.
-Detroit
8.
Bqston
3.
Chicago
5-4,
Washington
1-3.
St.
Louts
at
Philadelphia,
to
be
played
at
Tater
date.
Bulletins
WANT
LAW
ENFORCEMENT
That
the
laws
in
regard
to
closing
stores
on
Sundays
and
holidays
be
enforced
in
all
respects
was
the
substance
of
a
resolution
pasted
jesterday
afternoon
at
a
meeting
of
the
executive
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Retail
Merchants'
Association
with
President
G.
V.
Wilkinson
in
the
chatr.
A
tele-gram
to
this
effect
is
being
dispatched
by
the
Association
to
the
Attorney
General
at
Victoria,
KINO'S
FAREWELL
,
HALirAX
Huge
bonfires
light-
'
Ing
the
coast
with
a
queer
glow
were
the
last
sight
of
Their
Ma-
i
jesiles,
the
King
and
Queen,
as
they
sailed
on
their
return
home
I
to
F.mtand
via
Newfoundland.
,
Canada's
farewell
was
provided
by
j
150,000
people
crowding
the
Hali
fax
waterfront.
Their
wild
cheers
mingled
with
boat
whistles.
A
mass
choir
of
600
sang
HAuld
Lang
Syne,"
"Will
Ye
No
Come
Rack
Again?"
and
"God
Save
the
King"
from
a
breakwater.
Fishing
boats,
Including
the
Rluenose.
yachts
and
commercial
craft
f
ill-
fed
the
harbor
as
the
ship
left.
TO
MAKE
TEST
TOKYO
Dome!
News
Agency
announces
the
Japanese
"inner
cabinet"
has
decided
to
make
the
Tientsin
issue
as
test
of
status
of
all
foreign
concessions
in
China.
The
British
government
an-noiices
its
intention
to
resist
actively
any
Japanese
attempt
to
force
Great
Britain
to
co-operate
with
Nipponese
efforts
to
establish
a
"new
order"
In
China.
The
statement
says
that
Great
Britain
takes
a
"most
serious
view
of
the
demands."
CHIEF
SHOULD
RESIGN?
VANCOUVER
Mayor
Lyle
Tel-
1
,
1
Would
Call
Halt
To
Aggression
And
Arms
Race
NEW
YORK,
June
16.
In
a
mag-
.
1
1
r
1
rtL
.
1
!
r
bound
from
their
tour
of
Canada
and
the
United
States.
London
is
already
preparing
to
give
Their
Xfolfttttat
a
trrmt
welcome
On
ar
Tomorrows
Tides
Weather
Forecast
tm
hi
High
0:36
a.m.
21.9
It,
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Charlotte
1331
p.m.
192
ft.
Islands
Fresh
to
Strang
Low
-
-
Jtli
Kxn-
1A
il-
northeast
wind,
shifting
to
northwest,
s7r?.
Jn.
6iIt,
cool
with
rain.
w
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
V
XXVIII
.
No.
140.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
JUNE
16,
1939.
PKICE:
CENTS
'
1
'
'"
'
J
V;
-
French
Submarine
Is
In
Disaster
HITLER
TO
HIT
AGAIN?
Paring
Cash
To
Itoumania
lot
Stores
of
Fird
Move
On
Slovakia
Yesterday
REDS
AND
YANKS
WIN
Leading
Teams
In
Both
National
And
American
Leahies
Increase
Their
Margins
LONDON.
June
10:
Interna-
NEW
YORK.
June
18:
CP
-ual
observers
see
Indications
ol
Cincinnati
Reds.
In
the
National
;.
i'.ner
series
01
uerman
nasi
League,
and
New
York
Yankees
,1
.uL.klu
i
it.-
-
A
-
1
-
ucs
piuuauiy
iU
uic
iwriu.
tit
American
i.ath
Improved
uii
o
auu
mwruiot
w
mr
margins
of
leadership
as
n
-
jrom
Heron,
uerman)
result
or
yesterdays
play.
Th
now
purchasing
large
supply
,-ftcd
the
Phillies
4
to
l
i
oosiuiu
irum
iioum-nw
ano
ana
are'
five
amc
up
oh
the
Und
ersea
Craft
Fails
To
Come
Back
To
Surface
As
Result
Of
Dive
Off
Coast
Of
Indo-China
i
POLAND
IS
ALL
READY
FOUJl
OFFICERS
AND
FIFTY-MVK
v!T'
ABOA-RD
OFFICIALLY
FEARED
THAT
THEY
AP.E
LOST
DOWN
FOR
THIRTY
IIOU-.S
I0V
PARIS,
June
16:
(CP)
The
navy
ministry
announced
today
that
the
French
suhmarine
Phenix,
with
four
officers
and
fifty
nine
men
on
hoard,
failed
to
reappear
after
a
dive
Thursday
mornin?
in
the
Day
of
CVrniranli,
French
Indo-China.
Thirty
hours
after
the
Hive
the
communique
expressed
anxiety
for
the
men's
.safety.
It
said
that
unattached
ship?
of
the
Navv,
irrlrido-China
hejran
searching
immediately.
Camranh
Jfar
is
the
location
of
a
large
new
French
naval
hascVhich
is
under
construction.
WELCOME
Script
Instead
Of
PLANNED
Casn
For
Relief
London
Already
Getting;
Ready
To
Receive
Their
.Majesties
Follow
'lianxe
of
Tolicv
i
Adopted
by
City
Of
Los
Angeles
ing
Tour
of
Canada
and
.
.
.,
,
.
ANGELES.
June
6.-
Tht
United"
,tL0?r
State,
j
-'ty
nf
,
Los
j
Angele-
has
decided
that
1
1
1
"
U1
lcI
tn
future
hi
script
XONDON.
-JunflUja:
With"
the!
mtead
of
In'
cash.
King
and
Queen
now
homeward
!
Likes
Hitler's
;
Friendly
IIC11U1V
lTidliilCl
Manner
HELP
FROM
UNCLE
SAM
Neutralib
Act
o
be
Amended
Favor
of
Great
Britain,
jl
is
Expected
in
LONDON.
June
16.
British
hope
cf
aid
from
the
United
States
in
'he
event
of
war.
at
least
to
the
ex-
-'
mWiw
munitions
and
sud--!
wHv
acceible
to
Great
Bri
tain
end
her
all'-,
are
great!'
j
brightened
following
receipt
of
the
j
official
report
of
Sir
Ronald
Lind-jsay.
British
ambassador
to
Wash-:ipton.
on
the
recent
visit
of
the
King
and
Queen
to
the
United
:tes.
Legislation
amending
the
Un'ted
State?
neutralltv
laws
is
ex-.
peetd
as
a
reiult
of
the
spirit
engendered
by
the
visit
of
Their
Majesties.
The
visit
of
the
King
to
the
Un-ltd
8tates.
according
to
Sir
Ronald')'
renort
was
an
unmitigated
success,
devoid
of
discord
and
with
a
measure
of
enthusiasm
exceeding
pII
cxoectatlons.
KING
IS
i
GRATEFUL
Expresses
Appreciation
of
Service
Rendered
by
Canadian
National
HALIFAX,
June
16.
His
Majesty
the
King
received
8.
J.
HungerXord,
chairman
and
president
of
the
Can
adian
National
Railways,
Immed
iately
previous
to
the
departure
of
IS
KILLED
AT
JUNEAU
Well
Known
Yukon
Flier
Perishes
When
Ills
Gas-Laden
PLnne
Hits
Buoy
at
Juneau
JUNEAU,
June
16:
(CP)
Pilot
Charles
Tweed
perished
late
yesterday
when
a
Yukon
Southern
Transport
plane
carrying
26j
-al'ons
of
cased
gasoline
struck
z
rooorin?
buoy
and
burst
into
flames
while
taxiing
for
a
takeoff
from
Gatlneau
ChanneL
Co-Pilot
Cecil
Pickell
escaped
by
leaping
from
the
plane.
Young
Conyicts
Are
Recaptured
Youth
From
Colorado
Reformatory
Are
Starved
Into
Surrender
BUENA
VISTA,"
Col..
June
16.
The
remaining
two
of
six
Colorado
-eformatory
Inmates
who
escaped
at
the
first
of
the
week
after
having
for
a
time
held
Warden
W.
H.
John-
ran
as
hostage,
were
recaptured
without
resistance.
The
lads,
sev
enteen
years
of
age,
were
starved
into
surrender.
Baltimore
High
School
Pupils
Are
Suspended
BALTIMORE,
June
16.
Following
the
recent
seizure
and
branding
of
rival
-iii
h
nnvAuLml
Tticlr
Majesties
from
Halifax
lastla
Jewish
boy.
eighteen
Maltlmore
from
the
station
to
Buckingham,
evening.
Afterwards
Mr.
Hunger-
High
School
pupils
have
been
sus-
Palace.
The
day
following
the
American
Dancer
Finds
German
ford
issued
tne
following.
message'
pended
A
more
complete
investl-
mnnarchs
will
ride
in
state
to
the
Furhr-
Fniritininr
"
an
oincers
ana
employees
01
ine.sauun
proceeding
Ouildhall
where
the
Lord
Mayor
will
give
a
luncheon.
Oueen
Mother
Mary
justments."
1
Asserting
It
was
make
anything
like
a
genius
out
of
ifhi
nvpmire
child,"
Dr.
Scheidersi
iora
sa.a
...
'deplored
a
widespread
that
the
"logical
thing'
ror
Liuei
particularly
of
Police
W.
W.
Foster
to
do
is
to
resign
because
results
in
the
mayor's
campaign
to
rid
the
city
of
vice
"thus
far
arc
not
satisfactory
to
me."
tendency.
1
among
educated
per
sons,
to
satisiy
tneir
own
egos
Dy
'forcing
their
children
Into
Intellectual
moulds
Ill-suited
to
their
na-
jtlvc
capacity
or
temperment."
Compelling
children
even
be-'fore
they
are
able
to
hold
their
books
upright
to
recite
poems,
count
up
to
100,
or
name
offhand
the
streets
of
the
cities
In
which
they
live,
were
named
by
Dr.
Schel-ders
as
among
the
practices
used
In
jparental
efforts
to
develop
precoc
;gcr
of
the
B.
C.
Packers;
J.
P.
D.
Mine
arucie,
oecrevarj
01
other
officials
of
the
company
in
Cordell
Hull
calls
upon
all
nations
persons
,
w
Malcolm
and
to
stop
aggression
for
a
period
of
w
R
Arnold
were
overnight
vlsi-y'cirs
and
to
halt
the
armaments
tors
In
the
city
In
the
course
of
race,.!
a
coast
tour.
Companion
and
the
I
MUNICH.
June
16
the
world.
The
Pittsburg
brurette,
luck
It
was
to
attract
the
letters."
she
said.
"As
If
I
had
any-
1
thing
to
do
with
Hitler's
politics
or,
j
Canadian
National
system:
could
help
It
if
he
liked
my
act.
land
5.5c.
I'm
glad
he
did.
Big
Feet
Are
Giveaway
Of
Young
Convict
NEW
YORK,
June
16.
Two
prls-
"Before
departing
from
Halifax
(CP)
Miriam
nls
evening
at
the
close
of
his
vls-
Princesses
Elizabeth
and
Margaret!
Verne,
the
American
dancer,
sees
a
It
to
Canada
and
the
United
States,
R.e
will
meet
the
King
and
I
different
Adolf
Hitler
than
most
of
His
Majesty
the
King
exprassed
to
Queen
as
they
land
at
Southamp
ton.
,
Average
Child
Is
No
Genius
1
Psychologist
Scores
Efforts
to
Over
Develop
Youngsters
CHICAGO.
June
15:
CP
Proud
parents
are
advised
by
a
teacher
of
psychology
to
stop
trying
to
make
"geniuses"
out
of
pre-school
age
children.
Dr.
Alexander
Schneiders,
psychologist
of
Loyola
University,
says
parents
cause
"Irreparable
harm"
to
youngsters
by
helping
to
develop
either
"social
or
educational
malad
,
me
hi
appreciation
of
the
uniform
whose
excellence
of
the
railway
service
on
atten-
his
long
journey
over
the
lines
of
tion
of
the
Relchsfuehrer,
.says:
the
Canadian
National
and,
accord
"Every
time
he
has
Joined
our
ingly.
I
have
pleasure
in
congratu-iittle
parties,
I
have
been
Impres-
latlng
the
officers
and
employees
In
sed
by
his
easy,
friendly,
but
pol-
the
various
departments
of
the
sys-Ished
manner.
And
he
Is
capable
tern
all
of
whom
have
contributed
of
Jollying
one
a
bit."
in
some
measure
to
this
highly
sat-
Mlss
Verne
has
always
seen
Hitler
Isfactory
result.
Their
Majesties
in
moments
when
he
has
shaken
travelled.
In
all,
4ol
miles
over
the
off
cares
of
office.
"Maybe
thaUs
Canadian
National
Railways
and
why
I
don't
get
this
Impression
of
.
some
80
miles
on
the
Canadian
Na-
flcrce
sternness
which
the
world
i
tlonal
Steamship
Prince
Robert
seems
to
associate
with
the
Fueh-
from
Victoria
to
Vancouver.
I
have
rer,"
she
says.
;,
expressed
to
his
Majesty
the
deep
"My
Impression
Is
one
of
friend-
pleasure
which
we
have
all
had
in
Uness.
He
smiles
often,
listens
to
serving
him"
my
bad
German
attentively
and
Is'
always
making
jokes.
We
always!
talk
German,
I
never
heard
him
venlure
one
word
of
English."
Halibut
Sales
Publicity
resulting
from
friend-ship
with
Hitler
apparently
has
summary
f
rlohtened
the
Pittsbure
elrl
a
little,
t
American
41,500
pounds,
.
..
,
,
She
was
not
sure
It
would
be
help-!and
5-5c-Impossible
to
ah
!
Canadian-
35,000
pounds,
tut
tu
Itb
ttttiVt
T
hnvp
hnri
.vn
nprfpptlv
nastv
and
5c
and
6.9c
and
5c.
7.8c
6.6c
American
Arcade,
16,000,
Cold
Storage,
7.9s
T
t
,
1
enn
-tu
n
.
T
n
and
5.5c.
I
Enrpka.
14.000.
nclflr.
7.8e
and
5.5c.
Canadian
Ed.
Lipsett,
10,500,
Cold
Storage,
6.7c
and
5c.
Lois
N
17.000,
Cold
Storage.
6.9c
and
5c.
5c.
Rio
Rita.
7,500,
Atlln,
6.6c
and
ious
youngsters,
loners
escaped
from
Castle
Williams,
DU
went
to
Vancouver,
fov
Governor's
Island
by
swimming
I
General's
Memory
Is
Said
Damaged
Million
Dollar
Suit
Entered
Against
Moving
Picture
Concern
CAMBRIDGE,
Mass.,
June
16.
dier
General
Andrew
Jackson
Houston,
eighty-four-year-old
son
of
General
Sam
Ja:kson
Houston.
Texas
reovlutionary
hero,
today
filed
a
million
'dollar
libel
suit
against
producers
and
distributors
of
the
motion
picture
"Man
of
Conquest."
a
biographical
film
of
his
famous
father.
The
suit
charged
that
the
picture
caused
injuries
to
the
memories
of
Sam
Houston
aiyl
Mrs.
Margaret
Lea
Houston
arid
damaged
the
reputation
of
Andrew
Jackson
Houston,
their
son.
Head
Of
Hudson
Bay
At
Jasper
Patrick
Ashley
Cooper
Having
Fine
Time
At
Mountain
Resort
JASPER
PARK.
June
16:
Patrick
Ashley
Cooper,
governor
of
the
Hudson's
Bay
Company,
making
his
first
trip
to
Jasper,
Is
losing
no
time
in
seeing
as
mucn
as
possible
while
here.
After
a
day
of
motoring
and
golf,
he
and
his
party
spent
all
day
Thursday
out
on
Beaver
Lake
testing
their
skill
against
the
speckled
trout.
Mr.
Cooper
Is
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Cooper,
George
W.
Allan,
chair-
Takla,
43,000,
was
In
yesterday
man
of
the
Canadian
Committee,
land
p.
A.
Chester,
general
in
half
mllp
tn
hp
Rmnklvn
shore
I
Mr
and
Mrs.
Conner
are
mipsts
but
they
were
captured
four
hours!
PACIFIC
CHILD
DIES
Jin
the
point
cottage
which
was
later
because
one
had
a
big
foot.!
'used
by
members
ol
the
Royal
par-
'Malkln.
one
of
the
directors,
andjPolk.e
whne
combing
the
Brook-
Vernon
Milton
Patrick,
eight
ty
on
their
recent
stop
at
Jasper.
ivn
waterfront
tw
a
nalr
of
larce'
months
old
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
toes
protruding
from
under
the
'
John
J.
Patrick
of
Pacific,
died
yes-door
of
an
abandoned
shack.
Theyerday
afternoon
In
the
Prince
Ru-threatened
to
shoot
and
out
came,
pert
General
Hospital
where
the
two
very
crestfallen
young
convicts,
child
had
been
a
patient
for
a
week.
,and
golf
course
1
Both
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Cooper
are
de
lighted
with
their
Xlrst
visit
to
Jasper
National
Park
and
have
thoroughly
enjoyed
both
the
Lode
ft
I)
I
4!