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s
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in
1
IT
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am.
17.0
ft.
21:54
p.m.
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15:10
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POPE
sm
3
ENTHRONED
ON
SUNDAY
jin..,i
fjrfmimf.
Solrtnn
and
1UMI"
-
i
.
r..ljl
f
1
1
I
In
Itnm
as
Multitude
uneers
I
"000
in
Canada;
130,000,000
ln
Ami'rli
as
as
a
whole;
210,000,-n
Europe:
19
000
000
In
Asia:
...
till
u;u.
"
we
irrwe.
missionaries
are
the
ui
wmi
empire
in
an
remote
places
of
the
world
they
'on
the
church's
work.
Pone's
DlntnmaU
wiC
1)Upe
nas
ambassadors
m
"
World
l-
IIM
trv
I
J
wvaaw
,
"
representatives
to
as
nuns
some,
like
those
to
w.lllVU
O
lUll'
3
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W
nr
tol.,
......
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.
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i
.
'
voiicu
nuuaiuiiu
,a
urc
usuauy.
ac
Hnnmntl.
SHIP
WAS
RELEASED
HelJ
British
Blockade
Itunner
Not
Lone
By
Spanish
Insurgents
I
LONDON.
March
13:
CP-Th
British
freighter
Slangate,
seized
at
the
week-end
In
the
Insurgents'
j
new
blockade
of
the
SpanUh
re-t
publican
coast,
was
freed
after'
M
...
ClTVi.
,.,t-u
,.,,
March
,1.
13.
(CP
.nm
...
.
AmmtrMmrm
mn.
,
.
eremony,
solemn
and
.
...
J
BnnSnA
.,.!
K
th
mediaeval
magnm-k
!
the
coronation
and
r,'
yesterday
of
the
ma
C
ardinal
Paccltl
as
XII
the
262nd
Pontiff
of
Catholic
Church.
The
m
jny
of
enthronement
,!,
the
chapel
of
St
it-.p
altar
of
St.
flrreorv
il
of
the
Church
of
.jiaiing
in
the
historic
were
witnessed
by
a
.1U0n
of
princes.
pre-j
mats,
pilgrims
andj
faithful
and
official1
of
the
nations
of
Ti
e
Holy
Father
re-.
i-lf
in
simple
mass
.
d
in
the
great
and
re
as
supreme
pastor
r
iirut
He
took
"thU
staling
and
this
wine
as
t
h
shall
be
shed
for
sMon
of
sins."
The
.
t.
n
took
place
on
the
Basilica,
being'
p.crs
uoscow
March
is-
imTh.
f
d'KWs
coronation
In
riT,phail4
piaxi
by
joph
Stalin's
i.ti
rful
scene
In
eon
-
lis
Power
Widespread
P
.i.ielli.
Plus
XII.
former
there
had
been
no
trouble
wlthj
no
shot
fired.
1
According
to
reports
from
Mad-
rid,
the
new
peace-making
de-J
fence
council
of
Oeneral
Hosca'
Mia
a
was
hoping
to
completely
put
down
communist
revolting
over
the
week-end.
SOVIET
AND
REICH
NOT
UNFRIENDLY
Attitude
Almost
Indicate
Itapprochment
-
Perceives
Strategy
To
Start
War
speech
Saturday
on
the
lack
of
-nv
senulne
basil
for
war
between
xue
cioaUfinpror.iaermany
nd
Russia
sounded
to
:.n
me
proewwn
01
foreign
observers
almost
like
a
rap-
'wr
iiowinf
capes
01
Drochm(.nt
between
the
two
coun
panal
and
noble
trjeJ
a
prominent
part.
staIln
declared
that
Great
Bit-
white
throne
was
Uln
France
and
United
States
pontiff
at
the
mass
had
etaMa
to
resUt,
world
aggression
in
the
hope
that
it
would
lead
t
.iv.-
of
cheers
from
a'tj,
a
ruinous
war
against
Soviet
Wage
estimated
at
Kusaia.
r
of
the
faithful
The
anU-comlntern
pact
Stalin
-fi
St.
Peter's
Square
jejt
aimed
more
against
the
he
pealing
of
the
communist
Internationale
than
So-
':
Ttunt
and
the
cath-
stalln
denounced
the
It-.llanl
The
multitude,
which
conquest
of
Ethiopia,
the
Ocrmanl
'd
us
adoration
And
up
in
Czechoslovakia
and
the
rr
.-tved
the
blewlng
of
Japanese
Invasion
of
China.
Tariff
TIMED
AND
APPROVED
;
:
LONDON.
March
13:
CP.-Tt
tcr
grog
two
,
parts
water,
on
v
becomes.
In
some
res-
lnrm)
In
the
British
Navy
Instead
moM
powerful
person
of
the
former
three-water
variety
d:v
empire
embraces
only
"
e
men's
approval
and
will
b(
i-andthe
1.000
ettlzens
continued,
the
Admiralty
announ
V
an
But
his
spiritual.
ccd-
'
l-.'
w
no
bounds.
Nearly
univ
five
persons
accepts'
1.
nations
sent
ambas-
.
.
.i:uciW..j.
'""-"(sadors
or
ministers'
to
the
Vatican
C.ai
tendom.
RecPgnlzing
the
pope
as
a
sove
rr,
rn
are
interested
in
what
,
0reat
Brluln
ln
,933
m-and
doea-are
Influenced).
,
.
,hi,
tnat
he
,.
en-
cx.r,;t
by
what
he
teaches.:
mw
to
wiertn-s
wiute
of
21
c
if
publications
and
the.
messages
10
me
.
rrsnonAibilltles
..
1
i
1
k..
n
mri
nr
r.inincL
ill
r
Aiiuivu
u
1
u
7v.
wen
J
rations
arc
called
Catholic,
wh
,
Secred
Congregations,
of
Latin
America,
for
In.
I.
...
standlnir
tnn.llnn
IT,
commUtecS.
m
m
It
1
1
A
He
MP
Is
IS
lilt
L
Sy
Spain'
UIS
head
of
the
church's
Judicial
ays-ium,
Three
arc
said
to
be,..
....
.,
u.
...
icm.
ins
muc
iwiiu"
-
t'
coinage
ana
postage
u....
:f
Anrfnm
s
c,.
1
r
;
.Jl
.
.
.
In
addition
.to
the
arm
armies
uiu
vniicmi
fnr
the
nrODaca
.sources
eStlmate
the
ic
Fall
in
all
V
37
n
,a,SZ:.
PU
of
the
earth,
there
are
thous-
iiv,
,1,
'
:.
.T":
J
ands
of
educational,
fraternal,
soc-
...
uic
UitllVU
OlUll'3)
uuuuv
of
lal
and
recreational
groups
throughout
the
world.
In
some
countries
there
Is
also
a
political
expression
In
Catholic
parties.
And
the
hub
of
all
mis
woria-
wide
whirl
of
activity
ln
one
man-
Hls
Holiness,
the
Bishop
of
Rome.
Supreme
Pontiff
of
the
Universal
Church.
New
Policy
The
appointment
of
62-year-old
Cardinal
Lulgl
Magllonl,
regarded
as
sympathetic
to
the.
democratic
rather
than
to
the
dictatorship
nations,
Is
accepted
as
another
indication
of
a
rejuvenated
and
liberal
foreign
policy
to
be
Instituted
under
the
new
Pope
Plus
XII.
Bulletins
TO
APPOINT
COMMISSION
City
Commissioner
V.
J.
Alder
on
Wednesday
afternoon
will
appoint
a
town
planning
commission
for
Prince
Kupert.
A
meeting
of
the
city
council
in
the
person
of
Mr.
Alder
is
called
for
then
to
pass
a
bylaw
providing
for
the
appointment
of
ttie
commission
in
furtherance
of
the
derision
to
zone
the
city
for
building
purposes.
The
meeting
still
also
ratify
the
sale
of
various
city
lots
as
well
as
consider
other
business.
PALESTINE
FIGHTING
JEItUSALE.M-rorty.flve
Arabs
were
killed
an
sixty
wounded
in
a
clash
on
TransJordanla
terri-tority
Saturday
with
British
troops
barked
by
Iloyal
Air
Force
planes.
SPANISH
PEACE
COMING
HFNDAYE.
France
General
Hosca
Miaja
is
leported
to
be
ready
to
make
immediate
peace
with
General
Francisco
Franco
and
thus
forestall
the
threatened
Nationalist
offensive
to
take
the
rest
of
Spain
forcefully.
TODAY'S
STOCKS
Vancouver
Big
Missouri.
2.
Bralorne.
1120.
Cariboo
Quartz.
2.23.
Dentonla,
.04.
,
Falrvte:
.05.
Oold
Belt.
Jbi.
Hedley
Mascot,
U8.
Mlnto,
.02H.
Noble
Five.
.02.
Pacific
Nltkel.
.15.
Pend
Oreille,
1.70.
Pioneer.
2
J5.
Premier.
2.25.
Privateer.
1.13.
Reeves
McDonald.
JO.
Reno.
.23.
Relief
Arlington.
.12.
Sheep
Creek.
1.11.
Cariboo
Hudson,
J2.
Oils
A.
P.
Con..
.20.
Calmont,
.48.
C
&
E..
2.58.
Freehold.
.04
V.
Home.
2.83.
Royal
Canadian.
.19.
Toronto
Aldermac,
.42.
Beattle.
U8.
Central
Pat.,
2.01.
Cons.
Smelters.
58.25.
East
Malartlc,
2.58.
.
Fernland,
W.
'
Francoeur,
.24.
Oods
Lake.
.23.
Hardrock,
1.45.
Int.
Nickel,
54.00.
Kerr
Addison.
1.98.
Uttle
Long
Lac,
3.30.
McLeod
Cockshutt,
2.45.
Madsen
Red
Lake,
.45.
McKcnzle
Red
Lake.
1.23.
Moneta,
1.19.
Noranda,
80.00.
Pickle
Crow,
5.55.
(
Preston
E.
Dome.
1.55..
San
Antonio,
1.65.
Sherrltt
Gordon,
1.25.
Stadacona,
.81.
Uchl
Gold,
1.45.
.
Bouscadlllac,
.07.
Mosher,
.24.
,
,
Oklcnd,
.14.
Dominion
Bridge,
34.50.
i
,TO
WEI)'
AT
91
1
""-4
rAffrQ
U
SOCIALIST
MEMBER
IN
TALK
HERE
Social
Problems
Main
RuMtn
Of
Two-Hour
Discourse
byl
E.
E.
W
inch
M.
L,
A.
1
The
necessity
of
dealing
in
a
-rclentlflc
manner
with
the
problems
of
mental
illness
arid
criminal
tendency
which
he
declared
had
been
Increasing
ln
an
alarming
manner
ln
British
Columbia,
j
owing
In
a
large
measure
to
economic
causes,
was
stressed
by
E.
Winch.
Co-operative
Commonwealth
Federation
Member
of
the
Legislative
Assembly
for
Burnaby
in
addressing
a
public
meeting
which
filled
the
Oddfellows'
Hall
,last
night.
While
there
was
urgent
,and
immediate
need
for
reiormTor
I
appalling
conditions
existing
penal
institutions
and
mental
pltals
of
the
province,
social
prob
lems
of
the
country
could
not
and
would
not
be
permanently
solved
until
economic
conditions
which
they
reflected
were
changed.
dt
clared
the
Sfvallt
legislator
The
j
government
had
the
resources
tc
.deal
adequately
with
such
matters
as
unemployment,
health
Insur-'
ance
It
it
had
the
will
One
heard
much
talk
of
natural
resources
but
these
would
not
be
much
use
'If
deterioration
of
the
human
rc-'
source,
mentally,
morally
and
phy-Iskally.
waj
allowed
tQ
continue
a
'llfhad
been
doing.
More
credit
to
the
name
of
Premier
Pattullo
I
would
have
been
a
much-needed
physchopathlc
hospital
In
this
province
than
the
bridge
across
the
Fraser
River.
Mr.
Winch
felt.
The
nervouslv
energetic
member
for
Bumaby
refrained
almost
entirely
from
personal
criticism
but
held
the
Legislature
as
a
body,
one
Jof
which
he
was.
as
being
responsible
for
things
continuing
as
at
present.
He
spoke
for
over
two
I
hours,
largely
on
social
conditions
ln
the
description
of
which
he
frequently
made
use
of
the
(word
"appalling"
and
used
charts
and
graphs
prepared
by
himself
ton
the
basis
of
official
government
'reports
to
Illustrate
his
points.
He
'also
had
a
mass
of
files
and
docu-jments.
I
James
S.
Black
occupied
the
'chair.
j
Mr.
Winch
was
critical
of
the
manner
ln
which
business
was
j
handled
ln
the
Legislature.
He
dc
Iplored
the
time
which
was
wasted
I
In
useless
debate
which
resulted
In
no
action
being
taken
on
vital
questions
and
the
manner
ln
which
on
the
order
paper
It
was
no
wonder
that
measures
passed
by
the
the
Legislature
Legislature
were
were
Invalidated
mvanoateo
1
BOWERSWELL,
Scotland.
March
llc
,U,tllls
Ac'-
whlfh)mlJe
uu"
.'
.
-s.
contained
creat
nossibilities
for
o.
i
rn
mi
v
a
urnv.
Hivpnr.'
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
MARCH
13,
1939.
REICH'S
NEWEST
BID
FOR
AIR
SUPREMACY
With
the
nations
of
Europe
ra
uig
lor
supremacy
in
the
air,
the
development
by
Germany
of
this
new
pursuit
aeroplane,
the
HE112.
placet
her
a
step
ahead
of
her
rivals.
German
estpefts.
7"ff?
craft
Is
b"5uT
foT
speed,
beini
Conservatives
and
C.
C.
F,
Join
In
Approval
Federal
Government
Measure
To
Limit
Defence
Contract
Profits
OTTAWA,
March
13:
(CP)
Con-rervative
and
Co-operative
Com-
ter
of
national
defence,
to
control!
defence
contract
profits
by
crea-j
capaoreo
.better
than
300
miies
an
hour,
although
the
single
motor
boasts
but
635
horsepower.
The
aeroplane
is
armed
with
two
machine-guns
and
6-I0-kikgram
splinter
bombs.
At
top
is
a
view
of
the
aeroplane
on
the
ground.
Below,
a
photo-diagram,
showing
detailed
construction.
Hi
Motor.
(2)
Motor-carriage.
3
Blowout.
1
4
Intake
valve
for
compressor.
i5f
Machine-guns
on
ea:h
side.
16)
Safety
wall.
(7)
Wing
tank.
(8)
Linding
gear
folded
back.
9i
Cannon
on
each
wing.
10
Crossbar,
til)
Splinter
bombs.
3
each
side.
12)
Wing
flap.
(13)
Tank
In
body
of
aeroplane.
14
Adjustable
seat
for
pilot.
15)
Container
for
grease
16
Wind
protector.
H7
Transparent
streamlined
tectum.
18
Mast
for
antenna.
(19)
Telephone
and
radio
compartment.
'20'
Mechanical
pneumatic
control
of
guns.
NEW
ACT
FAVORED
TODAY'S
WEATHER
141
Capitol
TAXI
Macey's
Coffee
House
I
Prince
Runpett
Part
cloudy,
northerly
wind,
eight
miles
per
hour;
barometer
29.72
(rising);
temperature,
34;
mocerate
chop.
Triple
Island
Clear,
northwest
wind,
12
miles
per
hour;
light
chop.
n
n,kiu
..f
Parliament
at
the
week-end
ex-
Bull
Harbor
I
I.UlMKiri
ULllJil
'
M
II11C
UlUWilllld
t
I
-----
.
PRICE:
5
CENTS
uhrcr
Takes
Hand
In
Slovakia
HITLER
TO
MAKE
MOVE
ONCE
MORE
Feeling
Still
Runs
High
In
Slovakia,
It
Is
Reported
Slovak
Premier
Meets
Dictator
Intervention
Said
To
Be
Decided
Upon
Great
Britain
May
Not
Be
Interested
BERLIN,
March
13:
Official
Germany
still
appears
to
be
"much
annoyed"
at
the
action
of
the
Czechoslo
vaklan
government
against
the
autonomous
territory
of
Slovakia.
Feeling
still
runs
high
in
Slovakia,
it
is
said,
against
the
Czech
control.
Chancellor
Hitler
today
received
the
.
deposed
Slovak
Premier
Tlso
ior
an
extended
conierence
as
acknowledgement
was
officially
made
that
Germany
would
make
some
sort
of
an
Intervention
ln
the
Czechoslovak
situation.
The
mildest
form
of
Intervention
would
be
diplomatic
representations
but
the
possibility
of
-strong
action
II
necessary"
was
I
also
mentioned
at
the
Foreign
Office.
jfheadqtSrtereoTtT
Czechoslovak
government
had
de-'cided
to
protest
to
Germany
against
the
activities
of
the
Oer-man
minority
within
Czechoslovakia
and
of
the
Vienna'
radio
station.
Great
Britain
has
made
no
binding
guarantee
of
Chechoslovakian
frontiers
as
suggested
at
the
time
of
the
Munich
settlement,
Ifc
Is
learned
officially.
Even
If
the
(British
government
took
the
view
of
a
"moral
guarantee"
In
effect
It
would
be
concerned
with
unprovoked
aggression
against
Czechoslovakia
and
not
secession
of
one
of
Its
component
parts.
TWO
MINERS
LOSE
LIVES
Langara
Island
Scattered
Rockburst
Proves
Fatal
to
Young
-louds,
easterly
wind,
20
miles
per
Married
Man
At
Kirkland
Lake
hour;
barometer,
29.66;
tempera-
Saturday
Night
ture,
37;
sea
moderately
rough,
j
Dead.
Tree
Point
Showery,
calm;
KIRKLAND
LAKE,
Ont
March
barometer.
29.73;
temperature,
35;
13:
(CP)
Michael
Harrington,
moderate
swell.
Alert
Bay
Overcast,
southeast
wind,
12
"
miles
per
hour;
baro-
'
nurrhasiiv
board
which
by
the
courts
and.
In
passing.
Mr.
if
J
on
contracts
meter'
29'72
temperature.
38;
sea
Winch
referred
to
what
appeared
nnt
nm,rdpt,
hv
nnhlie
tpnder
tQ
cnoPPy'
to
mm
me
incongruiiy
vi
u
mhric
f,vo
n,r,,n.
nrl
pnnioi
nmnlov-Pd
'
u
member
of
the
Legislature,
who
Tne
on,y
quaUHcations,
the
speak-!
ntd'
able
to
undo
the
work
of
the
rep
resentatives
or
tne
oeopie
wno
to
the
bm
j.
F.
Poiiot
Raining,
southeast
20
miles
per
hour;
Vancouver
Cloudy.
were
elected
ior
tne
express
worK
Uberal
member
Jot
Tenlscouta,
.
wind,
ten
miles
per
hour;
...?.
'who
helleved
that
contracts
should
meter,
29.62.
,
Mr.
Winch
referred
J
u.
briefly
to
be
handied
dlrect
b
tne
mlnlster
victoria-Cloudy,
y
easterly
wind,
some
of
the
measures
which
had'of
natlohal
defence
and
hls
deJ
barometer.
S?V
!S!5!f
'
...LM5
TlJ
parlent.
,29.53.
mc
ix."Koiaiuic
uitiuuiii),
1.11c
ruu-.
i
.
distribution
which
hadiue
gratified
to
learn
that
there
is
"""'uuuuii
bill,
uui,
ui
of
imu
he
lie
iiuui--
-
i
rrmce
ueorge
uiear,
norineny
.wind,
six
miles
per
hour;
baro-
Called
ancu
home
nuuic
irom
num
zeDauos
.rua.luJ
un-.
ow-
meter,
meter,
29.92.
aa.sz.
u:
,v-
Icood
If
nronerlv
administered
al-
1?
CjyTe
t0
th
SCr,US
U,neSS
f
hh
terrace-Clear.
Ada
Julius,
a
mend
ior
iu
.lwuld
derlve
much
benetlt
slnce.father,
J.
Fred
Ritchie
jr.
arrived
tempeiature,
20.
daughter
of
the
late
Primate
Churchill
Julius
o:
New
aeaiano
FAST
FOR
FUGITIVES
It
had
been
approved
by
the
B.
C.lat
the
end
of
the
week
from
tha,
Alyansh
Cloudy,
east
wind,
26.
Electric:
the
cerdlt
union
act,
otsouth
and
expccts
to
remain
here'
Alice
Arm
Clear,
night
north-
wnicn
me
people
would
unoouot-
..
WU
kast
wlndi
29.
rdly
avail
themselves,
and
the
re
t
,,,u
.
rn
..Hnrt
wl"a-
9i
LEEDS.
Eng.,
-
i3iw
complaint
to
make.
He
told
of
a
very
marked
Improvement
ln
the
Stewart
.1
,
.
and
sent
thl
sum1
lhe
connection
with
condition
of
Mr.
Ritchie
sr.
who
bre.a?
kJ.S
"."'I
S.'
?iS2lhW
the
C.
F.
had
been
acls
!ls
at
present
at
patIent
ln
tUe
'(Continued
on
Pa;io
Tnx)
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital.
Anyox-Clear,
light
northeast
Clear,
calm,
23.
Hazelton
Cloudy,
east
wind,
15
aged
28,
and
George
Braaten,
also
Broken
clouds,
28
1,010
married,
were
killed
Sat-
rr
:r7V"
.r
""SrZ:
r..
-
,
,
Jsoutheast
wind.
12
miles
per
hour:
urday
mgnt
in
a
rocKoursi
m
me
r
....
hirnmprdF
barometer.
2941;
Q
KI
f
temperature,
ansnArarnro
J.(V
of
the
people
were
allowed
to
die
bill
of
Hon.
Ian
Mackenzie,
minis-
40;
Lakeshore,
mine
here.
Two
others
escaped
after
being
entombed
for
four
hours.
Weather
Forecast
Oenpral
Svnoosls
A
moderate
might
or
might
not
have
been
ers
for
these
partles
indicated.
meter.
9.56.
depression
is
centred
west
of
defeated
ln
an
election
belns
would
depend
upon
the
carrying;
VJctorla-Cloudy,
easterly
wind,
Vancouver
Islaud.
The
weather
13
placed
In
a
position
where
he
was
Lut
of
tne
scneme
outlined.'
14
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
unsettled
in
all
parts,
of
British
Tnere
was
oniy
one
voice
oi
op-
29.58.
Columbia
with
showers
on
the
easterly
Coast
and
light
snowfall
over
tho
baro-
Interior.
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen.
Charlotte
Islands
FreshVto
stron?
northeast
winds,
partly
cloudy
and
moderately
cold,
probably
snow
flurries.
t
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island
Fresh
to
strong
soumeast'
wind,
northeast
wind;
shifting
to
east.
Mostly
cloudy
and
somewhat
colder
with
occasional
rain
or
sleet.
APPOINTED
COLLECTOR
W.
L.
Sandlson
has
been
appointed
poll
tax
collector,
transient
licence
collector
and
pound
Smlthers
Cloudy,
east
wind,
10.'
keeper.
It
Is
Burns
Lake
Clear,
calm,
zero.
,Clty
Hall.
announced
at
.
the
1
jr."
4"