Tomorrows
Tides
Give'
Resistance
Italy
Bellered
To
Re
Moderating
Stand
-Would
Not
Dictate
To
New
Oorernment
LONDON.
Feb.
13:
CP--
The
'
government
ha
not
yet
:
u
decision
concerning
re-.
i
f
the
Spanish
Insurgent
.t.
Prime
Minister
Neville
V
:
,ain
told
Parliament
to-T
statement
vu
rlade
fol-;xwU
that
Ort-at
Britain
r
were
about
ready
to
-
Ocneral
Francisco
Fran-in
Ttew
of
the
-
b'
l
victory
In
the
clTll
r
-
ir
gents
are
now
moving
irate
upon
the
central
spam
still
held
by
thd
In
air
raids
yesterday,
x
s.iu
were
killed
tn
All-;
:
sixteen
In
Madrid.
fi
government
soldiers
con
ream
across
the
border
....
r.oce
to
be
herded
A
gi
ttan
troops
Into
inter
:
i
mere
they
are
guard
i
barbed
wire
and
with
Kims.
I
H
r,i
Vlrglnlo
Oayda.
editor
c
for
Premier
Benito
said
that
Italy
had
no
of
forcing
the
new
got
THREE
YEARS
Cr
With
Violence
Bannlster
was
sentenced
'
'
.rre
years'
Imprisonment
In
Ncs
Westminster
Penitentiary
by
i
,'
W
E,
Fisher
In
County
Court
6'
Crr.iihera
this
morning
for
rob-
fti'h
violence
last
fall
at
the
n
post
office.
Now
Bannister
br;ni;
taken
to
Prince
George
to
F
"
Fiaser
forty
hour
week.
P
...
senate
Has
No
Work
So
It
Will
Adjourn
CI
T
She
riuure
jdimon
i
raps
I
A
N,.,
D
J
mc
iiuyy
1
lUpUSCU
Establishment
of
Two
More
Off
Maine,
Washington,
Suggested
VANCOUVER.
Feb,
13:
to
reports
reaching
here
there
f
Spain
to
adhere
to
any
would
appear
to
be
little
hope
of
'
uted
by
Italy.
This
Is
j
salvaging
the
small
Alaska
frelgh-1
modification
of
a
state-Iter
Ruth
C
which
sank
off
Chath-'
de
last
week
by
Gayda
am
Point
In
Johnston
Straits
on
liian
troops
would
not
be
Thursday.
Capt.
Larry
Olsen
and
-'Wn
from
Bpaln
after
the
his
crew
of
six
arrived
here
Tester-1
r
l
over.
(day
on
the
steamer
Chelosln
and
-
(proceeded
to
Seattle.
They
told
of
their
escape
with
only
a
few
mm-
publican
Army,
continue.
There
'was
one
explosion
at
Skegness
on
Saturday
and
another
aboard
tho
Isomer
St.
David
at
Fishguard,!
!
Wales.
Bombs
were
found.
Today
the
name
of
the
Irish
Re
publican
Army
was
linked
up
with
the
murder
in
ner
wayiair
apaiv
UTTAWA,
Feb.
13:
(CP)
The
Irish
Republican
Army
-'iiaic
is
scheduled
to
convene
lj
n
tomorrow
but
there
Is
no
U'ness
on
Jhe
order
paper
so
It
7,m
Probably
ndjburn.
No
legislator,
has
yet
been
sent
up
by
the
Mse
of
Commons.
MRS.
BLACK
QUITE
COY
Tell
Stodgy
Male
Member
at
Ottawa
How
to
Powder
Nose
NoseMake
Make
Cosmetics
Cosmetics
.
Safer
Safer
'
Bulletins
.mrs.
McMillan
injured
ROOSEVELT
HAS
'FLU
WASHINGTON
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
remained
In
bed
yesterday
with
a
slight
attack
of
Influenza
but
his
condition
was
not
serious,
there
be-
EDMONTON.
Vh
13:
(CP)A
.
Kn,,tif,il
22-vear
old
Irll
Ing
less
than
one
degree
of
lem-
day
forty-claht
hour
week
will
Vfn
knnwn
as
"Black
Butter-
perature
raise.
It
Is
expected
he
continue
In
the
Turner
Valley
oil
i
f
ly
wh0Se
body
was
found
with;
will
be
able
to
resume
his
engage-)ela
It
Is
announced.
It
has
been
a
stiletto
lodged
in
the
breast.
It
ments
this
week.
-"rosea
to
change
to
a
five-day
is
believed
that
she
may
navei
been
In
possession
of
Irish
Re-
TOM
Moosbi
sita
secrets
Scotlandj
LOS
ANGELES
Suffering
from
lean
Army
pub
Vara
is
investing
and
has
ar-
recurrence
of
an
old
Illness,
Tom
Sd
a
man
who
U
said
to
have!
Mooncy
been
forced
to
cane
.it
u.
cnnridu
Knnrtiv
mi
rrniuiiiuit
v
.....
.
riAan
u'
till
i
ir
i
uuuuu.r
.-j
-
-
-
-
i
before
she
was
killed.
Reports
that
she
was
Irish
led
officers
to
investigate
the
possibility
that
she
might
have
been
slain
as
a
be
trayer
of
sabotage
secrets
oi
uie
WINNIPEG
WHEAT
WINNIPEO,
Feb.
13:
(CP)-Wln
..i
...u..t
nvn
unrhn!it?
tour
and
will
Undergo
a
major
operation
within
ten
days.
FOUR
SENT
DOWN
GUELPH.
Ont.
Feb.
13:
(CP)
Four
auclph
young
men
were
sentenced
here
to
five
years
In
Kingston
penitentiary
for
armed
robbery
and
for
conspiracy
to
roo
me
lm
Til
Tic
lower
on
Surday
with
perlal
Bank
branch
jt
ftry
Onl
'
robbed
a
taxi
driver
of
$3.
They
May
closing
at
62c.
Dense
Fog
Is
Crash
Cause
Mr.
G.
.t
.McMillan,
formerly
tsefzure
of
this
city
and
no
wresiding
in
Vancouver,
sustained
hip
and
back
Injuries
in
a
traffic
accident
In
Vancouver
hen
a
car
In
which
she
was
drhlng
collided
with
a
truck
at
the
corner
of
East
Boulevard
and
Thirty-Third
Avenue
last
Thursday.
She
was
taken
to
Vancouver
General
Hospital.
BODY
BROUGHT
IN
The
provincial
police
boat
P.
M.
I-
t
arrived
In
port
at
l:3
Saturday
afternoon,
bringing
in
the
body
of
Joe
llaroskl,
who
shot
himself
at
Jap
Inlet
last
Thursday.
The
deputy
coroner,
A.
J.
Lancaster,
satisfied
himself
by
inquiry
that
death
was
by
deceased
own
hand.
SPOKANE
PLANE
MISSING
SPOKANE
Search
has
been
Instituted
for
an
airplane
piloted
by
Roy
Shreck.
weather
observer
pilot,
who
has
been
missing
since
Sunday
morning
at
1:20.
Fifteen
National
Guardsmen
and
four
utcs
to
spare
after
the
Ruth
C
private
planes
are
looking
for
him
was
caught
In
a
treacherous
tidal
vsf
riTI
nVTicurrcnl
wnicn
causea
me
vessel
io.
llN
1
IvlijvJiN
shlp
alcr
capslze
and
Ioundcr
j
J
RJSH
ARMY
Dennis
Bannister
Sent
to
Penlten.
ry
ironi
Smllhcrs
for
Robbery
IS
BLAMtU
as
well
as
land
parties.
He
Is
be
lieved
to
have
crashed
In
the
vicinity
of
Hawser
Lake,
40
miles
northwest
of
Spokane.
TRANSATia.NTIC
SERVICE
NEW
YORK
Regular
trans-Atlantic
passenger
carrying
service
Is
expected
to
be
commenced
within
two
months
by
Pan
Ameri-
Young
Woman's
Murder
and
Lon-
can
Airways
with
two
new
super
don
Bridge
Blast
Plot
Attrl-
.
cPP
flying
boats
each
capable
buted
To
It
I
of
tarrying
forty
passengers.
Per-
I
mission
has
been
sought
from
the
LONDON,
Feb.
13:
(CP)-
A
plot
to
blow
up
London
Bridge
was
uncovered
at
the
week-end
and
two
men
were
arrested.
Fires
v.
":.rr.
r
r..:':..
and
explosions,
attributed
to
me
c
wre
oi
wiiiiam
uunung
ui
.
..
Forty-Eight
Hour
Week
In
Oil
Field
activities
of
the
illicit
Irish
Re
Civil
Aeronautic
Authority
of
Britain.
The
flights
would
be
from
Port
Washington,
New
Yflrk,
to
Southampton,
England,
with
stops
enroute
at
Botwood,
Newfoundland,
and
the
mouth
of
River
Shannon
in
Ireland.
Pilot
of
Plane
Killed
and
Three
Persons
In
Apartment
Suite
OLYMPIA,
Washington,
Feb,
13:
BRIGHTON.
Eng...
Febz.
13:
(CP)
i
CP)
Proposal
has
been
made
I
I
When
an
airplane
crashed
Into
here
that
tWn
new
Salmon
IrnrM
I
I
an
amrtmfnt
htiikJln?
hfT
Sat
Hawaii.
j
,
jAmbassador
To
Great
Britaiir
I
Returns
There
(
i
NEW
YORK,
Feb.
13:
CP
Having
been
called
home
fjr
conference
with
President
Frank
Iln
D.
Roosevelt.
Joseph
P.
Ken
nedy.
United
States
Ambassador
to
Great
Britain,
sailed
at
the
week-end
on
his
return
to
London.
Asked
if
his
return
at
this
time
was
of
any
significance
In
connection
with
European
affairs.
Mr
Kennedy
replied
In
the
negative,
remarking
that
he
was
only
"going
DacK
to
nis
joo.
i
ARMING
IS
ESSENTIAL
Secretary
of
Slate
Hull
Rejects
Proposal
That
U.
S.
Take
Lead
In
Disarmament
1
WASHINGTON,
D.
C,
Feb.
13.
j
In
an
address
to
the
nation
and
the
world
last
night,
Secretary
of
States
Cordell
Hull
rejected
the
proposal
that
United
States
should
take
the
lead
In
calling
a
world
disarmament
conference.
The
Secretary
of
State
defended
the
administration's
defence
pro-!
gram
and
declared
that
any
demo-;
cratlc
nation
which
today
failed'
to
look
after
its
defences
was
dere-
j
llct
In
Its
duty.
!
Asserting
that
cause
of
the
pres-
i
ent
world
unrest
were
largely
ec-
onomlc,
'
Hull
declared
that
de-
j
fence
measures
must
go
hand
lnj
hand
with
efforts
to
preserva)
peace
and
remove
the
causes
of
I
conflict.
Throne
Speech
Debate
Goes
On
Seven
Rills
Have
So
Far
Been
Passed
At
Session
of
Alberta
Legislature
EDMONTON,
Feb.
13:
(CP)
The
debate
on
the
address
In
reply
to
the
Speech
from
the
Throne
Is
now
under
way
in
the
Alberta
Legislature.
Seven
bills
.
have
al-
141
Capitol
High
10:04
a.m.
185
ft.
TAXI
23:15
p.m.
109
ft.
3:45
a.m.
102
ft.
10:55
pjn.
6.1
ft.
Maccy's
Coffee
House
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
XXVIII
No.
36.
Hitfl
FRANCO
NOT
RECOGNIZED
BY
BRITAIN
So
Decision
Yrt
Reached,
Prime
.Minister
Chamberlain
Tells
parliament
Reported
To
Be
Fending
Loyalists
Still
f
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
FEBRUARY
13,
1939.
THOUSANDS
'
!
VIEW
POPE
Worshippers
In
Huge
Numbers
Strire
To
Get
Last
Glance
Of
Dead
Pontiff
Burial
Wednesday
Night
ROME.
Feb.
13:
CP
It
fat
estl-
be
allowed
off
niaw
Wmhin.tnn
4,.
f...
Rnni
u-ir
viiim
the
b'er
and
eat
a
mystic
U?ht
over
the
fra?l
shrun-n
.body
of
.
the
Pontiff.
Four
Noble
Guards
CHUNKING.
Feb.
13:
CP
stood
at
the
corners
0f
the
casket
Oenerallssimo
Chiang
Kal
Shek
and
tour
&x1m
Guards
behind
describes
the
Japanese
occupation
The
scene
was
one
of
deep
solem-of
Hainan
Island
as
another
step
nlty
PLANE
IS
kan
and
Juneau
JUNEAU,
Feb.
13:
(CP)
Pilot
Len
Cope
and
four
passengers
John
Chappel,
E.
L.
Llk,
George
in;
in
Marine
Airways
seaplane
on
Stephens
Passage
south
of
here.
They
were
evidently
forced
down
near
Taku
Inlet
while
battling
a
storm
in
the
course
of
a
flight
from
Ketchikan
to
Juneau
on
Sunday.
Coastguard
vessels
and
two
airplanes
have
instituted
a
search
of
the
area
in
which
the
missing
FAMILY
TRAGEDY
towards
Japan's
domination
of
th?
The
first
funeral
."enrlce
mtcs
Pacific
Ocean.
He
believes
that
the
he'd
ye-day
morn
Inst
and
the
Unemployed
Miner
at
Ole
Elum,
of
the
island
will
rendet
burial
will
take
place
Tusdav
Wathington.
Takes
Lives
of
ineffectual
British
communication
night
and
not
Wednesday
as
had.
Wife,
Children
and
His
Own
between
the
Important
bases
of
been
at
first
intimated.
I
Hong
Kong
and
Slngaoore
and
will
Peculation
continues
m
to
who
OLE
ELUM,
Washington.
Feb.
also
seriously
menace
United
States
will
be
the
new
Po.
Cardinal
Etta
13:
ICP
Aooarently
the
victims
'lnnunce
from
the
Phlillplnes
and
dclla
Costa.
ArchblshoD
t
Flor-
of
murder
and
suicide,
five
mem-
ence.
irreer?
tn
be
one
of
the
bers
of
Steve
Jacob?
family
were
mnt
likw
e?dt1Ues.
That
an
fntmd
shot
dead
in
their
home!
Italian
Cardinal
will
be
chosen
is
here.
Firemen
found
the
bodiesj
"racDeaH
rmced.
Ordinal
when
they
answered
a
fire
alarm.
I
F.nrpnln
Partll
Pnnllfbl
Rr.
Iimhi
)
hMvrl
tn
.havetkiUedl
TODAY'S
WEATHER
Prince
Rupert
Raining,
soutft
plane
is
believed
to
be
down
and
(meter,
30.22
the
Canadian
steamer
Princess
Norah
interrupted
her
southward
voyage
from
Skagway
to
Vancouver
to
assist
in
the
quest.
A
land
search
Is
also
under
way.
Pilot
Cope
reported
Sunday;
by
radio
that
he
had
encountered
a
storm
at
Taku
Inlet,
only
a
few
miles
from
his
destination.
This
was
the
last
word
from
the
craft.
The
Princess
Norah,
delayed
by
the
search
for
the
plane
and
by
j
adverse
weather,
was
this
after-
'
noon
reported
to
be
due
here
from
the
north
at
3
o'clock
to-morrow;
morning,
weather
Weather
Forecast
General
Synopsis
Pressure
Is
high
south
Of
Vancouver
Island
and
comparatively
low
off
the
north
coast.
The
weather
.has
Victoria
Cloudy,
soutnwesi;
wind,
10
miles
per
hour;
Daro-
Vancouver
Cloudy,
southeast)
wind,
six
miles
per
hour;
Baro
23.
Alice
Arm
Light
snow,
calm,
31.
Anj'ox
Wet
show,
calm,
30.
Stewart
Snowing,
north
wind,
Hazelton
Snowing,
light
north
i
wind,
17.
I
Smlthers
Cloudy,
calm,
14.
Burns
Lake
Snowing,
calm,
22.
(
Provincial
Police
Officers
Going
To
?
Frisco
iv,v
aup
Exposition
v
PKICE:
5
CENTS
Agrees
To
Jewish
Truce
Hebrews
Will
Have
Certain
Privileges
In
Reich
Until
Emigration
in
addition
to
those
off
Point
OTTAWA,
Feb.
13:
CP.-pealc-
plJot
of
the
plane
and
a
moth-
mate?u
20'
J
ed
Roberu.
only
taking
of
sockeye
ln
Parliament
at
the
end
of
r
and
two
chiidren
m
one
of
the
past
the
of
the
tote
pius
George
Rublee
Resigns
as
Director
of
Intergovernmental
salmon
would
be
permitted.
ege
B,ac
M;
apartmenu.
Dense
fog
was
the
SJTllZ,?
Refugee
Commission
as
he
Lays
Plan
Before
FIRM
STAND
BY
OWNERS
Will
Not
Talk
Peace
Until
Masters
And
Mates
Return
To
Ships
SEATTLE,
Feb,
13:
-Owners
of,
ships
in
the
Alaska
service
are
re-
j
ported
to
hare
told
the
striking
masters,
mates
and
pilots
that
they
must
return
to
the
ships
before
they
will
negotiate
differences
!
which
have
led
to
the
tying
up
ol
,
all
vessels
plying
northward
from!
here.
The
only
hope
of
an
early
'
resumption
of
service
appears
He
In
the
possibility
of
govern-
J
ment
Intervention.
MeanUme
some
smaller
vessels,
have
been
pressed
Into
service
to
j
deliver
much-needed
food
supplies'
to
some
of
the
southeastern
Al-
aska
towns,
I
SiSlight
Chance
Of
Salvaging
Sunken
Boat
Down
Coast
4Ui
uW..
u.s
iituuiciii.
cause
or
lJlc
crasn.
,
;
Pninm
fliw
'of
the
Food
and
Drugs
Act
where
by
Canadian
women
might
be
protected
from
poisoned
cosmetics.,
Mrs.
Black
told
the
male
members
some
of
the
secrets
of
the
use
of
i
cosmetics.
And
iAn.
Black,
who
comes
from
a
place
where
men
are
men
and
yet
women
know
how
to
handle
them,
was
quite
feminine
j
and
charming
about
it.
i
DOMINATION
OF
PACIFIC
Generalissimo
Chiang
Kai
Shek
Says
What
He
Thinks
Occupation
of
Hainan
Means
anas
more
laura
10
gain
annus-
t
rion
o
the
BatHca
so
grat
were
the
throngs.
On
the
street
outside
LONDON.
February
13:
(CP)
Georce
P.ublee.
Am-
ahmHeWandaahheifnie
erican
director
of
the
intergovernmental
refugee
corn-guards
and
ootic
were
used
toeM
to
niittee,
resigned
today
as
he
laid
before
the
committee
the
patrol
th
throne
which
caused
promise
of
Chancellor
Adolf
Hitler
of
Germany
of
a
con-rorderawe
contusion
at
Umes.
ditional
truce
with
the
Jews.
The
Hitler
plan
is
under-
Twntv-fnur
candles
encircled
ctnnrl
tn
tiniilnto
that
.Tpws
hp
iiprmittpfl
tn
return
tn
w.---
-
......
.-...-
....
...v!'-"""
trades
and
industrial
ions
in
tier-
many
untii
an
emigration
scheme
is
advanced.
Younger
Jews
will
be
given
permission
to
emigrate
if
later
they
finance
the
emigration
of
older
persons.
Older
Jews
will
be
Guaranteed
against
further
Nazi
anti-Jewish
legislation.
GUN
TALK
IS
ENDING
Expected
Controversy
Will
be
Sent
To
Committees
by
Ottawa
House
Today
ar
ot
S
vvW'fr-bW-tt,-
fire
and
three
chfflffen.
enl"
.
OTTAWA",
Feb.
13:
CP-Pro;
,oned
in
the
House
of
oned
is
now
considered
unlikely
setting
the
house
on
fire
after
controversy
p.
a
ucc,r
Nor
dn
ny
of
the
which
he
took
his
own
life.
He
wa
omfl
ov"
Bren
gun
con-
Aner'ci'n
cardinals
appear
to
have
an
unemployed
miner.
a
chance.
I
tract
wui
pruuauiy
cuui-iuuc
tcxii-
porarily
today
with
a
vote
on
the
motions
of
Hon.
H.
H.
Stevens,
Conservative,
East
Kootenay,
and
Grant
McNeill.
C.
C.
F.
member
for
Vancouver
North,
referring
the
east
wind,
twenty
miles
per
hour;
.
whole
to
Barometer,
.o
uamug',
wrm-i
I
S
I
(MIL
perature,
36;
sea
moderately
iiaaksvaji
i
va
i
roush.
Triple
Island
Raining,
south-,
24
miles
hour;
sea
Pilot
Len
Cope
and
Four
Passengers
east
wind,
per
Lost
in
Storm
Between
Ketchi-
moderately
rough.
Langara
island
naming,
easi-wlnd,
12
miles
per
hour;
baro-
meter,
2954;
temperature,
moderate
swelL
36;
'
Tvrt
Tr
Pnlnt
Raininz.'
southeast
wind,
27
miles
per
hour:
I
Chamberlain
and
Earl
Clifford,
,
barometer.
2957;
temperature,
38;
PACIFIC
SERVICE
And
Orient
WASHINGTON.
D.
C,
Feb.
13:
an
Miuureii
c
iui-
moderate
sea.
m..
n..n
chii..
tj
-a
nn
Bull
Harbor-Light
rata,
south-
I
nounces
a
new
North
Paclflc
east
wina.
iu
mnes
per
i
uur.
u-
5nlpplng
Ice
is
being
estab
romeier,
za.yo;
ienncin.uic,
ju,
moderate
sweU.
Alert
Bay
Light
showers,
south
wind,
five
mile
per
hour,
barometer,
3018;
temperature,
37;
sea
smooth.
Estevan
Cloudy,
southwest
1
wind,
14
miles
per
hour;
baro-
Martime
Shipping
Board
Establishing
Line
Between
Seattle
llshed.
A
number
of
freight
and
passenger
vesels
are
being
transferred
from
the
Atlantic
Coast
to
Seattle
to
operate
from
that
port
to
the
Orient.
Turner
Valley
Children
Will
All
See
King
meter.
30.20.
Prince
George
Cloudy,
north-
CALGARY,
Feb.
13:
(CP)
Plans
erly
wind,
four
miles
per
hour;
ma(je
to
bring
one
barometer,
29.94.
'thousand
school
children
from
ths
Terrace
Snowing,
calm,
temper-Turner
Vajley
to
Calgary
on
the
ature.
26.
.occasion
of
the
visit
this
summer
Aiyansh
Snowing,
calm,
20.
-0f
King
George
and
Queen
Ellza-
beth.
Sixteen-Year
Old
Boy
May
Be
Douk
Spiritual
Leader
SASKATOON.
Feb.
13:
(CP)
His
slxteen-ycar
old
grandson,
John
Veregta
of
Saskatoon,
will
been
unsettled
and
mild
through.
.probably
succeed
Peter
Veregln
n
out
British
Columbia.
as
spimuaj
xeaaer
oi
we
lajuk.-
Trlnce
Rupert
and
Queen
Char-'
VICTORIA.
Feb.
13:
(CP)
Four
hobors
In
Canada.
The
body
of
lotte
Islands
Fresh
to
strong
officers
of
the
British
Columb'a
Veregln,
who
died
here
Saturday,
w,h.ai
uHnrts
rionHv
with
rain,
nollce
are
leavlne
for
San
Fran-
is
being
shipped
to
Brilliant,
B.
C.
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island
clsco
to
stand
suard
at
the
British
where
burial
will
take
place
be-
ready
been
given
flrst
'ieadlns
by
Fresh
south
winds,
partly
cloudy
Columbia
exhibit
at
'
the
Exposl-
side
hU
father,
Peter.
"Lordly'
the
House.
and
mild
with
some
light
drizzle,
tion
there.
Veregln.