ANY
MORE
i
rclon
Government
10
cnange
-ttm
of
ltonuing
Western
I
ii
ll
.
.
rnnm,
uricu..urc
...mu
ter
Announces
llTAW.V
Feb.
17:
ten
Tne
linltm
government
will
dl-
itlnur
bonusing
01
wrsicrn
tit
growers
by
maintaining
Jflird
guaranteed
minimum
it
ai
announced
In
Par
rrnt
U
-t
night
by
Hon.
JimM
U.jrdlnrr
minister
oi
agrl-Jure
A
completely
revamped
tit
markrtinr
plan
will
In-
f
r.Ublhhmtnt
of
an
acreage
i
.
i
ff
II
lilt
o
uu
care
at
uiuc
whu
lrr
throuch
crop
failure
or
of
market,
.
-
t
lit
goTcrnmem
nai
prrn
nlalning
a
guaranteed
price
rtr
per
bushel
at
the
lake-
ted
the
coU
to
the
govern-
M
for
the
preent
crop
year
kir.j
ilq
is
estimated
at
$11,-
Pnliir
became
it
benefit
.
tu
fc-s.e
crops
while
those
i
ti.t
est
get
nothing,
wheat
.r.j
la
this
way.
said
Mr.
disrt
ir.
not
offer
a
olu-
i
U
the
probtf
m
of
marketing
krlir
titen
up
and
new
Wilis-
Introduced
following
the
uggctlont
of
the.
iiKa
roral
commission
which
nitimended
that
the
govern-
nt
hoa!d
stay
out
of
the
rat
muket
permit
the
con-Milan
of
the
Mures
system.
lcfl"
ttpMle
the
train
ex-pi:
and
encourage
co-opera-
ir.4rl.ft.ng.
it,
rardiner
added
that
there
ld
he
fprtlat
legislation
to
hsra-
frm
home
building.
.OPAGANDA
OF
FASCISTS
I'M
I'rom
r.nada
To
United
tn
Hut
There
Is
No
Genera!
IMstrihutlon,
Says
Leader
11
"
rM.
Feb.
17:
ft"
Jiid,
head
of
United
States
but
,c
general
distribution
.statement
was
In
reply
amt
by
RcpresentaUve
Dl!
ksteln
of
.
cw
York
:
.anda
was
being
dls-
'
m
Canada
with
a
view-
up
anti-Semitic
feeling
I
'ited
SUtcs.
IRRENCY
f
Brlfaln,
Hon.
Charles
A.
Dun-
rnlnister
of
finance,
told
Par-'
Bin'
punning
was
replying
to
a
-lon
by
Hon.
H.
H.
Stevens
-nc
Canadian
dollar
un
tlod
"
the
American
dollar
and
that
I'Mild
be
more
advantageous
If
a
,!r
li
....
.....
-k
cre
wun
me
uruisn
P
sterling.
P-
minister
of
finance,
who
has
health,
showed
slans
of
while
sn.
E
;;
OI
$750,000,000
refund
U11
Was
floff.rr1,1
..,.111
lJ.,,
..mum
Ulltlt
bUUiljr.
CAS
MASKS
A
NEW
ENGLISH
CUSTOM
'"
Under
the
change
the
evening
sen-ice
on
the
Government
Tele-craDhs
Is
to
be
eliminated.
Tele
graphic
service
to
Alice
Arm
will
(rp,
.hi
Vr
be
maintained
from
Hazelton
ai
tne
a-
,.
fmrn
TVrracfc
Fascists
Nearly
Break
Up
Liberal
Meeting
In
London
LONDON.
Feb.
17:
CP-A
group
,
of
Fascists
got
Into
a
meeting
last
I
night
at
which
Sir
Archibald
bm-,
..lair
..n
nririrpsxinir
Liberal
sup-
NOT
TICn
prts
and
near,y
broke
lt
up'
nJl
1
lUU
They
threw
ripe
tomatoes
and
.electric
light
globes
and
shouted
adian
Minister
of
Finance
Kc-'
"We
want
Moslcy."
Finally,
they
Plies
to
Suggestion
of
lion.
were
ejected
by
police
and
me
II.
II.
Stevens
meeting
proceeded.
?TAWA,
Feb.
17:
(CP)-Cana-
(urrenry
is
not
arid
should
not
t'C
.
tin
tn
that
nt
nnv
nth(r
py
either
United
States
or
Son
Of
Ambassador
Is
Visiting
Madrid
Joseph
Kennedy
Jr.
Arrives
In
Be-
selged
Capital
of
Government
Spain
MADRID,
Feb.
17:
(CP)
Joseph!
Kennedy,
son
of
Joseph
P.
Kennedy.!
United
States
ambassador
to
Great
Britain,
arrived
In
Madrid
yesterday
soon
after
ono
of
the
insurgent
bombardments
of
the
government
capital.
He
will
live
in
the
United
States
embassy.
FINE
DONATION
A
fine
donation
of
$68
from
the
'Tucks
Inlet
Packing
Co.
Ltd.
for
the
relief
of
the
Axel
Knockson
family,
burned
out
at
Dodge
CoTe
last
week,
was
received
at
the
Dally
News
office
just
before
going
to
press
this
afternoon.
It
is
the
largest
individual
contribution
o
far
received.
'
HELLO
CilKL
HEROINE
Ot'EnEC
A
young
woman
telephone
switchboard
officer
was
the
heroine
of
the
$1,000,000
insane
asylum
fire
here
jester-day.
She
stayed
by
her
post
while
water
mounted
Inches
deep
over
her
feet
and
the
flames
approached
very
near.
The
fire
had
been
at
first
thought
to
be
eon-fined
to
one
section
housing
one
thousand
male
patients
but
later
it
spread
to
the
main
building
and
some
of
the
men
who
had
been
already
moved
had
to
he
moved
again
as
well
as
seven
hundred
women.
MANY
ARE
WORKLESS
LONDON
Although
a
Labor
party
motion
of
censure
was
defeated,
the
government
was,
urged
by
various
speakers
In
the
House
of
Commons
yesterday
to
give
close
attention
to
the
problem
of
unemployment.
There
are
today
two
million
unemployed
men
in
0e
United
Kingdom,
It
was
revealed,
but
the
government
said
72'ner
cent
ot
these
men
had
been
out
of
work
less
than
six
!
weeks.
WINNIPEG
WHEAT
WINNIPEO.
Feb.
17:
(CP)
Win
Wir
wheat
futures
were
ivj...
Tomorrow
sT
ides
141
Capitol
in.
1:04
arr
a
ft.
TAXI
7:05
a.
19:26
p.r
-X
A
sign
of
the
times
in
cxxl
,
rt
England
is
thin
picture
made
during
Chatham
Nary
Week.
The
Gil&kunncd
sailor
at
the
i.eft
are
members
of
the
decontamination
squad"
rehearsing
their
duties
under
the
watch
ijl
eye
of
gasmasked
villagers.
CLOSING
AT
MONTH
END
Format
Instruction
Received
itc
gardlng
Government
Telegraph
Service
Mere
D
C.
Schubert,
acting
district
superintendent,
of.
Governmeo.
Telegraph
hre.
to
in
receipt
ot
official
notification
to
clow
the
local
office
at
from
February
23
The
Terrace
office
U
also
being
closed.
'
The
notification
U
"hopeful
that
the
staff
may
be
absorbed
at
some
ruture
time."
Four
employees
In
Prince
Rupert,
one
at
Terrace,
one
at
Haselton
and
one
at
Aahcroft
are
affected.
It
was
recently
an
nounced
by
J.
O.
Davie
of
Winnipeg,
general
superintendent
ot
Canadian
National
Telegraphs
which
is
taking
over
the
Oovern
ment
Telegraphs
local
services
that
It
was
expected
hU
company
would
take
over
at
least
two
of
onoots
oeit
CLEVELAND.
Feb.
17:
'!
STAFF
WILL
m
?
.
a
:i
NUMBER
TEN
King
During
r
11
,
(rnvale
Private
Secretary
Secretary
to
to
K
UramatlCally
Forthcoming
Tour
No
J
Victoria
Makes
Pr
iCPi
Plans
.
a
.
.
i
.
shot
and
killed
his
joune
wife
iaa.es-.n-wa.ung
ior
and
for
whom
the
police
were
and
a
medical
officer
searching,
had
taken
his
own
life.
Stranger
Protection
During
a
solemn
moment
in
4-
a
ehureh
servK--herr-
yekte,i-Wi''tN;
Feb.
17;
1CT-
Kln-
day
a
shot
rang
out
amid
the
George
and
Queen
Elisabeth
will
4
no
stranger
10
uanaaa
win
oe
!
Allan
F.
Lascelles,
who
will
make
the
trip
as
private
secretary
.o
ithe
King.
Lascelles
went
to
Ca-'nada
in
a
similar
capacity
wlin
the
Duke
of
Windsor
when
he
vL-
ited
the
Dominion
as
Prince
of
secretary
to
the
Earl
of
Bess
borough
during
his
Governor
Gen
Tired
Of
Hearing
Toronto
Referred
To
As
"Hog
Town"
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
bx.m
-to,
PRINCE
PRINCE
RUPERT.
RUPERT,
B.C..
B.C.,
FRIDAY.
FRIDAY,
FEBRUARY
FEBRUARY
17.
17,
1939.
1939.
pkice:
j
cents
,
-
.
"fr
:
.
ormict
Is
Believed
About
Over
ILL
NOT
FIX
PRICE
slderable
significance
is
regarded
Unai
assault
-upon
Madrid
should
a
communication
received
here
the
loyalists
continue
their
resist-from
the
German
government
ance.
through
the
German
diplomatic
At
Barcelona
the
former
presi-representative
to
the
VaUcan
urg-
dent
of
the
people's
court
before
the
ing
that
extreme
care
be
exercized
fall
of
Barcelona
was
put
to
death
"
In
k-
f
.
non.
Onno
In
....
-
1
Ll.
.11
1
Wales
and
he
was
also
private
,
1
r
oy
a
15
r
!
national
situation.
craUhip
of
Canada.
j
1
Protecting
Their
Majesties
1
If;
Cmilc
VICTORIA.
Feb.
17:
(CP-Of-
lUngSlOIl
tOnVIClS
Iflclals,
meeting
here
yesterday.
.
.
.
...
completed
preparations
for
spe-
J1V6
in
WeSl
cial
precautions
in
connection
with
personal
protection
of
the
.King
and
Queen
during
their
visit
i
to
British
Columbia
next
summer.
Details
of
the
conversations
were
not
disclosed.
Sixty
Transferred
to
Stony
Moun
tain
and
Seventy
to
Prince
Albert
OTTAWA,
Feb.
17:
(CP)
While
the
penitentiary
on
a
spur
line.
the
House
was
discussing
estimates
for
Ottawa
public
building
improve-
ments,
David
Spence.
Conservative
WonfnPl
eainer
L
rniPraQf
UrCLdM
member
for
Toronto
Parkdale.
said
he
was
tired
of
hearing
Toronto
trrA
tr.
n
uitab
(Fiirnlxhnl
revenue
and
some
the
Items
by
which
It
did
so.
Vancouver
Gets
Nazi
Propaganda
killing
of
scores
of
Insurgent
sympathizers,
j
i
In
Rome
an
official
newspaper!
said
that
Italian
Blackshirt
troops
would
remain
in
Spain
as
long
as
Franco
felt
he
needed
them.
TODAY'S
WEATHER
wind,
25
miles
per
hour;
barometer
hour
hn.ir
ported
trndtng
dlrtlru?
5
S
pm
DJtl.
tomorrow.
lomOTTOW.
'
I
General
Synopsis
Pressure
re-t
306o.
Complaints
Made
That
it
Is
Being
much
change
In
temperature.
Distributed
Through
Consular
west
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island-Offices
There
Strong
southeast
to
south
winds,'
mild
with
mist
and
showers.
VANCOUVER.
Feb.
17:
(CP)
Union
steamer
Cardena.
Capt,
Complaints
have
been
made
that'
John
Boden.
Is
due
In
port
at
7:30
Un'NniI
nmrotrnnHo
I
Hnlncr
rllctrlhitt
Victoria
Fair,
calm;
barometer
mains
high
south
of
Vancouver
Is-
Vancouver
Cloudy,
easterly
land
but
low
off
the
north
coast
wlnd
ten
mlles
pcr
hour;
barom.
where
some
rain
has
occurred.
The
eter
30
62
weather
continues
mild
throughout
.
prmce
George
Cloudy,
southerly
British
Columbia.
'
wind,
14
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Char-
30
oo.
lotte
Islands
Fresh
southeast
Terrace
Heavy
wet
snow,
calm,
winds,
unsettled
wun
snowers.
isoi
temperature
32.
Alyansh
Snowing,
32.
Alice
Arm
Raining,
calm,
33.
Anyox
Raining,
calm,
30.
Stewart
Rain
to
snow,
32.
Maccy's
Coffee
House
Early
End
Of
Spanish
Civil
War
Appears
Likely;
Azana
Is
Negotiating
With
Gen.
Franco
COULD
NOT
BE
NEUTRAL
Ireland
Would
i
Great
Britain
nave
to
Fight
with
ana
of'Spain,
it
became
definitely
known
last
night,
is
ne-n
in
Any
war.
Says
gotiating
with
General
Francisco
Franco
for
a
truce
in
I)e
Valera
new
1
MESSAGE
IS
SIGNIFICANT
4
the
congregation.
A
young
laice
a
personal
sun
or
ten
wim
man
named
Benedict
Jenda.
them
on
their
trip
to
Canada
this
Germany
Urges
Vatican
to
be
Care-
tne
who
sixteen
hours
previous
had
'summer.
These
will
include
two
ful
About
riection
of
New
Pope
Bulletins
the
Queen
VATICAN
CITY.
Feb.
17
Of
con
Terms
of
Peace
Are
Being
Discussed
With
Britain
and
France
Taking
Part
Meantime
Insurgents
Preparing
for
Great
Assault
Upon
Madrid
PARIS,
February
17:
(CP)
President
Manuel
Az-
the
bpanish
civil
war
and
it
is
expected
there
will
be
an
Dublin.
Feb.
n:
.cp-premier
early
end
of
the
conflict
in
spite
of
the
continued
resist--Eamon
de
Valera
told
the
Daii
yes-
ance
from
Madrid
of'the
loyalists.
Believing
that
further
terday
that
Ireland
could
not
re-
resistance
to
me
insurgents
win
oe
main
neutral
in
any
war
in
which
utlI
and
1U
only
reult
n
fur-Oreat
Britain
became
Involved.
tner
needless
bloodshed,
Azana
has
Ireland
depended
upon
Britain
for
appealed
to
Premier
Juan
Negrtn
IU
market
and,
as
a
source
of
sup-
and
General
Miaja,
commander-in-ply.
would
therefore
be
subject
to
cnief
or
loyalist
forces
at
Madrid,
attack
by
any
enemy
of
Britain.
Ir
arms
and
engage
In
ITALY
TO
1
BE
SHOWN
Further,
de
Valera
admitted.
Ire-
Pace
negotiations.
Great
Britain
land
was
dependent
upon
the
Brt-
and
France
are
co-operating
with'
tih
nw
for
nntrtmn
Azana
In
his
peace
negotiations.
Bntbh
and
Irench
Hects
To
Join
Later
the
Dall
approved
Increased
Azanas
peace
terms
mciuae
a
i-uutumj
m
jicauer-
a-
i
m
l
m
I
ifn
X
ijl,
1
UClCJltC
ii:uii
wnuiiis
-
;
j
$2e
000.000.
most
of
which
will
be
against
the
loyalists
and
that
there,
used
for
aircraft.
be
Immediate
withdrawal
of
Ger-
man
and
Italian
troops
from
Spain.
Nmety.two
warships
of
the
Brl-Speaklng
in
England
last
night.
Navy
are
assembling
here
and
Foreign
Secretary
Lord
'Halifax
next
Wednesday
wjll
Join
with
said
he
was
expecting
momentarily
j
U
enty
French
battleships
in
Joint
an
end
of
the
Spanish
,
jivU
war.
manoeuvres
marking
a
new
manl--Hs-mtlmatedthat
reeognlMon-
-ef-fgitanon
of
de7?hce6flaKoratfcn
General
Francisco
Franco's
regime
between
tne
two
countries.
The
:
naa
oeen
virmauj
aeciacu
upon
ay
demonstration
Is
considered
of
onusn
government
wmcn
sitmHinan
at
ki
um.
InsUt
upon
fair
treatment
m
ew
of
the
Italian
camnaten
by
Franco
of
the
vanquished
foe.
for
annexation
of
Tunis,
Corsica
Meantime
Franco
was
preparing
ancj
j,-jCe
three
of
his
best
divisions
for
a'
Chilliwack
Plane
Trial
Proceeding
Case
of
Eric
Eversfield,
Who
Crashed
In
Main
Street,
Going
On
CHILLIWACK,
Feb.
17:
(CP)
Trial
of
Eric
Eversfield,
local
gar-
age
attendant,
on
a
charge
of
1
reckless
flying
of
an
airplane
Is
proceeding
before
Police
Magistrate
Percy
H.
Wilson
here.
The
trial
follows
an
Incident
about
Prince
Rupert-
Raining.
sottth-'.hree
months
a2Q
when
Eversfield
east
wind,
two
miles
per
hour;
bar-
crashed
on
the
maln
street
hera
ometer.
29.90
falling
;
tempera-
an.
airplane
belonging
to
Rob-
STONY
MOUNTAIN.
Manitoba,
ture,
40;
sea
smooth.
Jert
Kei5ey.
It
is
alleged
that
the
Feb.
17:
(
CP
-
Sixty
convicts.
-Triple
Island
Raining,
north
macntne
nad
not
Deen
vropeI7
transferred
here
from
Kingston
wind,
18
miles
per
hour;
moderate
,
inspected
and
that
Eversfield
was
Penitentiary
In
Ontario
to
relieve
chop.
nving
at
low
an
altitude.
congestion
there,
arrived
here
yes-
Langara
Island
Snowing,
easter-
tprrinv
while
seventv
others
were
ly
wind,
four
miles
per
hour;
bar-
taken
on
by
special
train
to
the
ometer.
29.94;
temperature,
34;
light:
pianA
Cn
Mnrrv
Prince
Albert
Penitentiary
in
Sas-
swell.
1
lallC
JU
IflCl
K.J
katchewan.
At
Prince
Albert
the
Dead
Tree
Point
Raining,
calm;
special
train
was
not
taken
through
barometer,
29.81;
temperature,
36;
the
town
but
was
moved
direct
into
iignt
swell.
Bull
Harbor
Overcast,
southeast'
Flight
To
Bring
In
Mining
Sup't
30.28;
temperature,
43;
sea
roughi
and
choppy.
VANCOUVER.
Feb.
17:
(CP
C.
'Alert
Bay
Cloudy,
southeast
C.
Blnns.
mine
superintendent,
was
wind,
35
miles
per
hour;
barome-
brought
here
yesterday
for
hospl-
thromrh
throuKh
th
th
courtesy
courtesy
0
ot
ter,
30.57;
temperature.
41:
sea
tal
treatment
by
a
Canadian
Air-
Town."
He
said
that
Toronto
en-'S5?.iSS2S!SSr
4u
tl
touch.
ways
seaplane
which
made
a
spec-
-----
v
----
-
,
vn,'Hnn
wiu
,
trlbuted
in
a
large
way
to
federal
cat
u
comptii
Tom
obtrvtions
t-
Estevan
Cloudy,
southwest
wind,
lal
trip
to
Toflno
on
the
West
Coast
j
enumerated
.
f
n
M
a
am.
wj
"V"
10
tn
ttes
npr
hnur-
harnmptir
?(1
Sfi
of
Vancouver
Island
to
pick
him
up.
The
plane
roared
Into
Sea
Island
airport
late
yesterday
afternoon.
Department
Of
Commerce
Being
Opened
At
U.B.C.
VANCOUVER,
Feb.
17:
(CP)
A
new
faculty
of
commerce
will
be
opened
at
the
University
of
British
LONDON
COLD
TRICE
Columbia,
having
been
approved
by
LONDON,
Feb.
17:
(CP)
-
Tho
the
board
of
governors.
It
will
ab-
thls
evening
from
the
south
and
Montreal
price
of
bar
gold
on
the
sorb
the
present
economics,
political
changed
yesterday,
May
closing
at
Jed
through
German
consular
ot
I
will
sail
at
10:30
p.m.
on
her
return
London:
market
yesterday
was
un-
economy
623,ic.
M
jflclals
In
Vancouver.
to
Vancouver
and
waypolnts.
changed
at
$34.93
per
fine
ounce
ments.
ana
sociology
acpari-