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XXVIH
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41.
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a.m.
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13:29
p.m.
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3
ft.
7:37
ajn.
6.2
ft.
19:55
pm.
3.6
It.
DO
MUCH
TALK
OUT
OF
HOUSE
Iinln
Defend
Free
And
u
DLocimlon
In
Parliament
(-Condemn!
New
U.
S.
I'att.
rrTAWA,
Feb.
18:
(CD-
ir
J
Manion.
Leader
of
c
'.'At
tnornlna
vtsltrd
the
'lie
Barrett
Point
fortlfl-'
w
tk
at
the
entrance
of
Hupn
t
Harbor
and
consum--
'.rmpovary
frame
structures
ft"
'
ompressor
house
and
the
a
tool
shed
adjoining.
Four
r
ors
sustained
more
or
less
'
the
exact
extent
of
which
'
been
determined
up
to
:
ti.'lrrnoon.
8ome
small
tools
to
burned.
Ift
was
at
work
at
the
time
engineer
viiKincer
was
was
In
in
the
me
tool
ww
Export
Quotas
Of
Wheat
Best
Price
Binder
LONDON.
Feb,
18;
CP-
world
wheat
committee.
The
ant
wheat
growing
countries,
yes
the
.
....
.J
TJ
ln
me
nature
oi
a
general
panic
,,C
uppuaiuoii,
uicw
bji-
rjce
m
all
sides
of
the
House
when
he
voted
protest
jtside
criticism
of
the
which
the
business
of
'
was
conducted.
He
wns
:
d
Or
Manlon
said,
of
tions
that
the
Housi
.
lv.
much
and
art
'
-
Most
of
the
paUents
marched
out
JEWELS
ARE
TAKEN
OVER
and
proper.
Referring
lCP
Worries
of
French
author-m,n
mnirut
maitr
HIM
as
to
how
they
were
eolne
a.uada
'
The
sugje-
millions
T)r
Manton.
Hon.
W
'
i.tter
of
trade
and
4
that
Canada's
United
States
last
b"fn
the
greatest
for
inre
1M0.
If
the
Unl-
SHOULD
BE
DISCONTENT
Wen
Think
Britain
Too
Com
plarenl
About
Unemployment
LONDON.
Feb.
18:
Hon.
Anthony
Eden.
CP
Rt
former
For
-r'anndlan
treaty
should
elgn
Secretary,
spooking
of
un-
he
Imnertal
orefer-
employment,
advocated
the
open
Armament
Workers
FIRE
IN
ASYLUM
SUff
and
Patients
In
Quebec
In-!tltution
Were
Prepared
repre-
nttrnrn
rii
i-
trxti
itatt
entlng
ten
of
the
world's
Import-
on
,,'
J'
K
tlsed
for
lust
such
an
emergency
iieraay
expressed
lavor
lor
a
syi-
v.
.,,-
,
.
.
w-
,
Hon.,10'
"Pr.,UOl?,
rar
here
Thursday.
There
wa,
little
safely
with
the
exception
of
one
'elderly
man
who
was
dead
when
Ilimix.18
He
denied
that
French
Court
Confiscate
.Millions
officers
to
handle
them
wr
trvinir
to
Of
Dollar!
of
Gems
Smurtled
Nght
against
removal.
I.
,:Miie
of
Parliament
In
by
SpanlUi
Ilefutccs
d
that
fair
and
full
-
-
;
public
buslnew
was'
PERPIONAN.
France.
Feb.
18:
In
Alberta
Civil
Servants
Will
Take
Tokens
Pay
EDMONTON.
Feb.
13:
CP
At
nuu
ij.
r
b,
10.
Norlh
Pole
m
1937.
a
radio
op-
acUon
of
agricultural
interests
of
(nr
,n
h,Mlr
Vnrihom
I
the
three
prairie
provinces
ap-
haj
placed
under
arrest
If
to
be
not
enUrely
in
accord
pears
he
to
n,.
may
De
subJect
a
with
the
OtUwa
proposal,
as
an-
dfatn
inounced
by
the
minister
of
agrt-
Not
onlv
,
th.
00.ratnr
.hareed
culture.
Hon.
James
O.
Oardlner.
hoIdln
messages
In
con-
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
FEBRUARY
18,
1939.
berta
civil
servants
have
agreed
to
Railway
traffic,
Interrupted
yes-take
one-quarter
of
their
pay
hence
terday
afternoon
by
snowslldes
forth
ln
treasury
certificates
lnet
ministers
will
do
likewise.
HAVEN
FOR
iVl11
REFUGEES
n
-i
r
'
ti
-m
TRAFFIC
CD
Railway
Line
Expected
to
be
Clears
ed
of
Slides
by
This
Afternoon
Cab-
about
five
miles
east
of
Kwtnitta.
Is
expected
to
be
resumed
late
this
afternoon.
The
train
for
the
east
which
was
to
have
left
at
6
o'clock
last
evening.
Is
now
set
to
depart
at
6
o'clock
this
evening.
As
tar
a5
Is
known,
the
train
;ror:
the
...
...
.1
.
j
.
.
.
i.
The
Institution
Is
operated
by
T.
D.
Pattullo
yesterday
with
tte
afUrnoon
whUe
digging
Into
a
slide
,
ricuco
franco
auhih
th
uus
dt
is
is
the
Order
of
Orey
Nuns
who
did
iMUet
that
the
ecvernment
Der-
of
snow
and
debris.
Soon
after
aunougn
tvnhTis
.nrlr
In
th
rmnvi1
nf
ths
.c
ik.
.i..tnM
'
Mttwi
M
rkar
i
o
nnt
Vi
or
tnnu-
ftiftt
drive
Madrid,
prlncally
.
urgent
on
patlenU.
fUaers
to
British
Columbia.
The
west
of
the
derailment
whl
hid
One
hundred
fireman
fought
the
Premier
declined
to
make
a
state-
to
be
dug
out
before
the
wrecking
discustton
of
thU
to
finance
the
keeping
of
many
or
many
hours
which
Is
be-
ment
on
n
in
Parliament
wrs
thousands
of
8panlsh
refugee
who
,levwJ
to
have
been
started
by
a
meeting.
-
h9
rwkMi
intn
iho
rnntrv
hp-
wromanlac.
'
......
ik.
fnrm
ih
vnniiHnir
inmirprnt
nr.
Dominion
minion
Immigration
immigration
sheds
sheds
.
hiiiMi
ih
itni.
mif
were
at
least
temDorarily
dls-
may
n
,
r
j
.
be
used
for
temporary
how-
OOVlCt
KtldlO
i...d
Canada,
whkh
PHed
yesterday
when
a
French
ln
or
some
or
me
patients
wno
-
'..mussed,
as
a
"bad
court
ordered
the
confiscation
o:
--
t
.
ITiail
Uliarjiea
of
dolUrs
of
JeweU
Portions
of
the
hosplUl.
Minister
King
that
brought
Into
the
country
by
the
i
tnbutkm
to
world
Spaniards
In
their
flight
The
basis
ribed
as
so
much
of
the
confiscations
were
charges
f
.der
the
agreement
'hat
the
refugees
had
violated
the
f
trade
would
be
customs
regulations
in
bringing
in
.ida
declared
the
the
JeweU.
1
On
posit
ton.
who
pre-rvheti
the
TUnubUcan
:;to
ppwrf
In
the
the
whole
treaty
npd
with
the
re-1
da
would
have
lost1
rtial
preferences
andi
REACTION
Operator
in
Northern
(ituuia
Al
leged
To
Have
Delayed
LcTan-effky
Flight
Messaces
OF
WEST
"
Charged
with
having
delayed
or
Levaneffsky.
Russia
ace.
from
Mos
cow
to
California
across
the
to
discontinue
the
policy
01
a
"x-;nectUm
w1th
the
Levaneffsky
flight
prime
Minister,
ea
price
lor
wucai.
Premier
John
Bracken,
in
com
.mentlng
yesterday
on
the
pro
tain
was
concerned.
Eden
fcit.f0r
the
farmer
with
a
crop.
14
A
Q
Rl
A
7
k
Young
men
should
not
be
satis-j
ilrVO
DLtLlJ
fled
with
the
attitude
that
.
,
,
was
good
enough
for
their
fathers
UscamAnfc
hlnnHpH
inrf
.nr
-ryl
-.1
.
.nntinh
fnr
thpm.
ilUOVlHVHW
;
lotnriratlon
Work
Burned
'
Rt.
Hon.
Arthur
urcenwoou
cu
KarlT
ThU
Mornlnr
Itrnded
Itcnded
tha
that
the
question
of
unem-.m
KjIIj
I
CblClUdY
'i.,,r,i
ploymcnt
tra
was
nnlte
quite
as
as
important
important!
I
f
tinrrrtaln
nrioln
at
lour
OS
that
01
Qeience.
I
itself
but
also
in
connection
with
the
long
search
which
was
conducted
by
Sir
George
Hubert
Wil-
b
restored,
Mr.
Euler
Ing
up
01
voiumary
wwr
cm.
posai.
expreasea
me
opinion
wiak
k,nJ
and
Qann
niers
after
similar
to
thofe
which
had
been'
the
wetern
farmer
would
need
LeVanefsky
became
mlsslnb.
established
in
me
unuca
oiic.-as
mucn
assistance
mis
year
as
11c
"A
divine
discontent"
should
re-1
had
received,
last.
There
should
iplace
the
"present
complacency'
be
aslsstance.
he
agreed,
for
the
las
far
as
unemployment
ln
Brl-I
farmer
without
a
crop
as
well
as
Ski
Races
Sunday
On
Mount
Oldfield
w
tn
1
Iwnmn
thprp
rwlnir
m.inv
new
nar
In
I
tufnrl
KinrTiinm
Drainage
facilities
ln
Prince
Ru-L,.
,.,,.
,,r,
-n,mnrrn
four
sUndard
II
1
lllll.ll
lVlllf.
VA
WAS'
....
M.jJltO
at
0iyvra-
v
.
"
.Pert
were
uname
to
Keep
up
yes-
afternoon
tne
Sons
of
1
a
I
...
H.
Ik
t
VlA
VlAAtrir
rainfall
ffl
I
M
f
n
1
1
Go
Ma
Out
On
Strike
fl
m
9
9
LONDON.
Feb.
18:
CP)
-Twenty-three
hundred
armament
workers
ln
various
parts
of
the
tinlipH
unuca
Kingdom
rungum"
went
out
on
terdav
with
the
heavy
which
lasted
for
almost
two
days
steady.
There
were
veritable
rivers
flowing
down
the
streets
and
the
basements
of
some
buildings
became
flooded,
Interfering
with
heating
plants
In
some
cases.
uasemenw
nasements
so
o
flooded
uuuucu
Included
n.iuui
I
-1
.
,
l
th
t
"
th
kl
crounds
with
I'Und
was
not
able
to
state
just!
strike
yesterday.
Included
among
w
Edward
School,
the
Masonic
l
fcJ
Se?ed
that
'hr
fir
m
the
pomnressorlthrm
are
men
cngased
In
air-tmnp
AnA
the
uovernment
liquor
"?
uaL.
n?
pZa
'artcd.
plane
building,
rlvettlng
and
el-
i1"
of
the
work
may
be
delayed
'ectrlcal
work.
John
Brown's
shlp-
1
cay
or
so
while
the
compress-1
yard
on
the
Clyde
is
one
oi
me
r
being
renalrcd
and
a
new
nlants
where
strikes
nave
occur-
Annual
Meeting
Prince
Rupert
Liberal
Assoc.
Will
He
Held
in
the
MKTK0P0LK
HALL
at
8
p.m.,
Feb.
21st
All
Liberals
Cordially
Invited
action
and,
by
evening,
when
the
.
rainiau
suusiu,
wic
suruauun
iw
In
hand
again.
Classes
at
King
'r
run
un.
red.
Edward
School
were
"
l
early
in
the
afternoon,
dismissed
Winnipeg
Nurse
Is
Joining
Trans-Canada
Air
Lines
Mount
Oldfield
ski
clubs
will
sponsor
a
cross
country
ski
race
which
will
commence
at
the
Sons
of
Norway
cabin
lmmdlately
after
noon
and
terminate
at
the
Mount
Old-field
cabin.
Last
week
members
of
the
Mount
Oldfield
club
marked
the
Tempie
,
uuu
hikers
will
follow
these
paths
so
as
store,
runiin
c
the
occurrence
of
accl-
Weather
Forecast
General
Svnonsis
Pressure
ap
I
A
IJf
1
1
fU
I
L
come
head"
of
the
church
and
that
JUrVI
Vlll
I
Ll
he
will
be
0ne
of
the
outstanding
candidates
for
the
high
office
in
His
Cabinet
And
tuccession
to
the
late
Pope
Pius
One
Hundred
Members
Move
XI.
He
is
believed
to
be
favored
On
Quebec
For
Banquet
by
the
large
majority
of
foreign
Tonight
cardinals.
Voting
for
the
next
Pope
is
expected
to
start
next
QUEBEC,
Feb.
18:
(CP
This
Tuesday
or
Wednesday.
ancient
city
is
the
figurative
capi
tal
of
Canada
today.
This
morning
Prime
Minister
William
Lyon
Mackenzie
King,
his
cabinet
and
one
hundred
liberal
Members
of
Parliament
arrived
by
special
train
from
Ottawa
to
attend
a
Two
Clubs
Sponsoring
Event
To-
banquet
tonight
at
which
tribute
.
.
...
in
l
I
J
4
T3
Ifnn'
PrnAe
I
morrow
Afternoon
Plu
h
Lapolnte,
minister
of
Juftlce.
on
i
the
occasion
of
rounding
out
i
...
i
It
Is
expected
1500
persons
will
attend
the
banquet
In
honor
of.
Mr.
Lapolnte.
I
LIBERTIES
AFFECTED
Drastic
Legislation
in
South
Africa
Would
Affect
Press,
Secret
Societies
and
School
Teachers
pears
high
off
the
Queen
Char-1
CAPETOWN.
South
Africa,
Feb.
lotte
Islands
and
over
the
British
18:
(CP)
Legislation
Is
to
be
in-
1
Columbia
Interior
Rain
has
oe-
trodueed
In
South
Africa
to
regu-
curred
on
the
coast
but
the
late
the
press,
secret
societies
and.
'weather
has
been
mostly
fair
and
school
teachers'
activities.
mild
elsewhere.
The
proposed
legislation
would
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen.
Char-
make
It
an
offence
to
insult
or
lotte
Islands
Moderate
northwest
slanderlze
the
authorized
heads
of
WINNIPEO,
Feb.
18:
(CP)
Miss
to
west
winds,
fair
and
somewhat
any
state
or
to
create
dlsorderlincss
T.pnfi
Finaiuy
iv..t
""ei
tuiucr
uv
mgiu.
iin
meeiiuKs.
Teachers
iccuw
vui
Ontario
Rubber
Workers'
Strike
Ing
higher
cognition.
Minister
of
Labor
Kitchener
To
Iron
Out
Differences
Due
to
very
favorable
weather
thirty-nve
years
as
w
KITCHENER.
Ont..
Feb.
18:
(CP)
.
t
i.
Parliament.
The
train
bringing
the
.
.
.
...
iw
wages
and
union
re-
TODAY'S
WEATHER
141
Capitol
TAXI
Macey's
Coffee
House
PRICE:
5
CENTS
Negotiations
Continuing
anish
Civil
War
Is
Goinq
On
With
Madrid
Attack
Object
Question
of
Franco
Recognition
Not
Yet
Decided
Upon
By
Britain
and
France
Italy
to
Stay
Until
Insurgents
Win
Finally
?
""""
"
'
:
"ir.rie.
.
LONDON,
February
18:
(CD-Conferences
are
con-
In
some
cases
straight
Jackets
Permission
to
Admit
Them
To
was
no
definite
advice
owing
to
uiming
uwwu
aim
riciii.ii
icpicsciii.a
uvea
ami
had
to
be
used
ln
shlftln
the
British
Columbia
I
Sought
wires
still
being
down
tH&;
after-
Spanish
government
and
insurgent
authorities
With
a
patients
and
some
of
the
more
-
.
nxm
and
it
may
be
late.
view
to
ending
the
Spanish
civil
war
but
there
has
been
violent
required
as
as
seven
Feb.
18:
CP.-Rep-
The
.
principal
dlf
fUEng
was
on
many
VICTORIA,
a"
4
nn
no
dpf;njtG
aennite
result
resua
as
as
yet.
vet.
nor
Nor
has
uus
there
mere
been
ueen
any
anv
definite
ueiiiutu
UaI
4.H
-
m
a
1
a
i
.
t
HAAMint
nn
svnerinst
4ftrl
m
n
"
Vfticii
rmpmaLives
di
me
xiiiLiunai
rein
wvi-
v
.
tmmS
toS&'&X
reoult
in
regard
to
.recognition
by
Great
Britain
and
the
subject
after
thi
train
could
get
through.
By
nora
today
the
derailed
locomotive
had
the
wrecking
outfit
was
working
on
the
plow.
Then
the
elide
wss
to
be
tackled.
It
was
fifteen
feet
deep
and
about
forty
feet
long.
There
war
uncertainty
as
to
snow
conditions
beyond
that
point.
The
way
freight
which
left
for
the
East
yeterdav
momln?
failed
to
get
through
and
returned
to
11
Prince
Rupert
at
9:30
tbli
msmlng.
xt
had
also
been
caught
twenty-four
hours.
HONORING
In
the
In
the
form
of
air
raids,
continues,
In
Rome
Italian
authorities
re-
Iterated
that
there
would
be
no
withdrawal
from
until
a
the'
Spain
been
lifted
back
on
track
and
Franco
victory
was
complete.
PACELLl
FAVORED
,
Broken
NO
ATTEMPT
UPON
DUCE
Shooting
Near
Mussolini's
House
In
Rome
On
Tuesday
Was
Not
Assassination
Attempt,
It
Is
Asserted
i
ROME,
Feb.
13:
(CP)
Fascist
.officialdom
and
press
emphatically
;
deny
reports
of
another
attempt
I
to
assassinate
Premier
Benito
Mus-
He
Is
Chosen
As
New
PoP
1
sollni.
Tradition
Will
Have
Been
rhP
lrrMmonsihle
art
nf
a.
mad.
I
man"
Is
the
way
in
which
an
In-
'cldent
wWchcurtejiTiicday
or.
Agricultural
Interests
Relieve
Fixed
.
Patented
the.
deUvenyiiipt
.
mcs-
mnfgmif'lb
ftcltes1
uj
VATICAN
CITY,
Te
Ui
lCPr
tne
;
where
pflfi.
Should
n
Maintained
se
,n
connection
wim
me
hi-
wow
rencrted
to
hate
faHen
be-
Some
lorecastcs
01
me
cnoice
llvM
u
described.
An
Premier
Rracken's
Views
fated
"""oJetted
flight
of
SigUmund
twMn
Kwlnltsa
and
Salvus
in
of
the
CoiJege
of
Cardinals
ln
el-
mechanic
Miissouni
lnsan
It
Is
explained,
tried
to
ecting
a
new
Pope
oeueve
mai
kUj
a
mlittiaman
while
he
was
b--the
tradition
of
a
Pontifical
Sec-
Jng
ped
under
arrest
not
far
retary
of
State
never
becoming
from
M
rjuce's
house.
Pope
may
be
broken.
It
is
admit-
Ittls
Teczued
that
there
have
ted
that
Cardinal
Eugenlo
Pacelli
already
seven
attempts
on
possesses
every
qualirication
to
De-
the
ure
of
Mussolini.
ALL
NAZI
CARS
NOW
Chancellor
Hitler
Condemns
Speeding
In
Opening
Big
Motor
Show
At
Berlin
,
BERLIN,
Feb.
18:
(CP)
By
1911
all-German
made
cars
will
be
available
for
good
Nazi
motorists.
Announcement
to
this
effect
was
,made
yesterday
by
none
other
than
Chancellor
Adolf
Hitler
himself
at
the
opening
yesterday
of,
a
great
Berlin
Motor
Show.
They
will
be
four-passenger
six-cylinder
machines
and
will
be
priced
at
ma
nage
raciimes
vtere
iiani
conaiuons
oer
me
past
ic
wee-
------
-
n((-
.
ine
pruvuicmi
uiuium
o
Alrpadv
two
thousand
orders
Pressed
T
Handle
Kun-oft
'ends
skUng
enthusiasm
has
Increas-
?T&TZ
L1
TSSSSS.
From
Heavy
luinian
i
ea
consiaeraDiy
among
mcniDtr
ui
...
,
"
.
.
ior
me
purpose
ut
umuuuS
.
the
clubs
on
Mount
Oldfield
this
Pnie
Minister
three
private
cars
medlatlng
of
tne
strike
of
1300
ior
memoers
oi
me
wuuKk
u
Phhpp
wnrfcprs
who
are
demand-
Norway
and
rank
and
nle.
1
tUA
.
"
"
Sleepers
xur
Der
Feuhrer
spoke
out
against
reckless
driving
which
he
described
as
a
"crime
against
the
nation.
He
would
"exterminate
with
out
mercy"
speedsters
whom
he
described
as
"road
gangsters,
bandits
and
murderers."
Fifty
miles
I
rriuce
nupac
dwlared
ln
stating
wind,
four
mues.
fair;
northerly
accidents
last
year
per
noun;
oarome
er.
u-u
r
had
caused
more
deaths
deaths
Ing);
temperature,
33;
sea
smoom.
L,aneara
isiana
otaucuu
clouds,
calm;
barometer.
30.18;
temperature,
31;
sea
smooth.
Hazelton
Cloudy,
calm;
temperature,
28.
Vancouver
Clear,
northerly
wind,
four
miles
per
hour;
barometer.
30.08.
i
Victoria
Clear,
westerly
wind,
1
20
miles
per
hour:
barometer,
30.10.
Public
Holidays
On
King's
Visit
had
the
entire
Franco-
Prussian
war.
PROGRAM
OF
WORK
Vancouver
Would
Spend
Million
Dollars
if
Government
Aid
Is
Forthcoming
compulsory!
of
the
King
and
Queen
to
cltle
of
ments
and
$150,000
on
sewer
con-
e
for
the
TransCanada
Air
Lines
-Fresh
northwest
winds,
fair,
not
and
there
would
be
'
n
he
Vancouver-Seattle
run.
much
change
In
temperature.
rcclstratlon
of
secret
societies.
the
province.
VANCOUVER.
Feb.
18:
(CP)
Contingent
upon
federal
and
provincial
grants-in-aid
being
obtained,
Vancouver
city
may
embark
up-
CALOARY.
Feb.
18:
'(CP)
Theon
a
million
dollar
public
works
cahrarv
Board
of
Trade
has
re-
program
which
would
give
Jobs
to
nwested
the
nrovlncial
covernment.
about
1500
unemployed
men.
The
would
be!
to
declare
public
holidays
on
the!
plan
Is
to
spend
some
$850,000
on
J
occasion
of
the
forthcom
nsr
v
sit
partes
ana
recreauoniu
ucvciup-
structlon.
1
f