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181.
8:01
a.m.
1(9
ft.
29:03
pm.
18.0
ft.
kit
-Am.
7.1
ft.
13:18
pm
80
ft.
BHANOHAI,
August
8:
(CP)
-
nboat
Oannett
reports
that,
dur
on
Sunday
when
two
British
nt
Asiatic
rctroleum
Co.,
om
.
.
.
m
.
a
.
.
.
.
IH
alra
U
I
(Via
vtxln't
the
gunboat.
The
bombs
landed
r
i
v
-
rges
jews
10
M
m
jJ
tf
ta
IJ
Vrlllrllllrlll.
riatni
ol
Jewish
congress
i
Canada
Hands
Out
Some
Advice
To
Ills
Compatriots
-
j
iuvoiuviiv
SIV
1
mm
uns
and
a
barrage
of
500
capUve
balloon.
Particular
attention
win
be
paid
lo
the
direction
of
Oer-
manr
and
Italy
and
British
planes
will
fly
over
France.
Bcht
thousand
men
will
ume
.
.
.
.
a.
i
a
ill
nart
in
the
exercises
wnicn
win
ast
until
Friday
Bank
Employees
In
Jurisdiction
Are
Taken
Under
Wing
Of
National
labor
Relations
Hoard
WASHINGTON,
August
8:
The
NaUonal
Labor
Relations
uoara
ercd
virtually
certain
to
be
fought!
through
the
Supreme
Court
The
Board
ruled
that
the
Bank
oi
America
National
Trust
and
Savins
AssociaUon
of
California,
one
of
the
largest
banks
In
the
United
States
and
one
of
the
world's
ten
larccst.
was
an
employer
engaged
in
commerce
within
the
meaning
of
the
Wagner
Act
and
had
violat
ed
Uiat
law.
Montreal,
Aug.
8:
(CP)--cam-,
Pinal
Ff
fnrr
consider
themselves
first
as
Can-'.
.
.
wuiiauiuuo.
ivi&.
uiuuou.
riers
to
the
trrpnt
nrlvlWr
tie-
Corded
bv
HrltUh
rltbrnshln.
"
-
-
w
w
-
-
-
-
r
Overhaul
Seattle
Street
Car
Lines
"tee
Man
Commission
Is
Appoint-!
by
Mayor
Arthur
II.
LangHe
oe-ATTLE.
Ami?
R'
frn)Mnvnr
uiiur
b.
Langlle
has
appointed
a
tnrc(man
i
-
i.i.
l"e
Question
of
l-Minhllllntlni?
thft
cavue
street
car
system.
ajiiaia
a.
i
n
iniiiipnrp
iifif
n
t
r,..j-
"
vvna
in
uaiiuuii
o"vi.."i
a
w
A
movement
emanating
from
Stewart
to
have
a
concerted
move
made
to
interest
the
Alaska
ingn-
iv
Commission
In
the
western
route
by
the
publication
of
photo-graps
taken
along
the
route
and
circulated
Uiroughout
the
west
and
at
Ottawa
was
discussca
Dy
uie
council
of
the
Prince
uupcrv
Chamber
of
Commerce
ycsicraay
mmm
VANCOUVER.
August
8:
CP'
Police
Magiatrate
Mackenzie
Mathwon
yesterday
committed
for
trial
Hugh
Hamilton
and
Bldoi.
Plnkerton
of
the
city
police
on
hargea
of
receiving
bribes.
The
charges
were
laid
by
Mayor
Ly.e
Telford.
KETCHIKAN
COLLISION
Steamship
Taku
Strikes
Kenmore,
Salmon
Packer,
And
Smashes
Her
Stern
On
Sunday
night
the
Alaska
Transportation
Co.'s
steamship
Taku,
which
was
here
at
midnight
last
night
with
fish
for
transshipment
Bast
over
Canadian
National
Railways,
struck
the
Kenmore,
n
nlmon
nacker.
while
berthing
ati
has
extended
Its
Jurisdiction
oyer
loathed.
The
packer
went
on
the
the
employees
In
approximaieiyjways
today
Ior
survey
0(
the
dam-
16,000
banks
m
a
Decision
cuikmu-
Taku
aftcr
discharging
her
fish
here,
sailed
In
continuation
of
her
voyage
to
Seattle.
Broke
Neck
In
DiveIs
Living
Alberta
Farm
Hand
Even
Reported
To
Be
Resting
Comfortably
in
Red
Deer
Hospital
RED
DEER,
Alberta,
Aug.
8:
(CPi
George
Denton,
an
Innlsfall
farm
hand,
is
resUng
comfortably
in
hos
pltal
here
after
having
broken
his
neck
while
diving
in
a
laice.
Governor
Asks
For
Conference
Washington
Chief
Executive
Seeking
To
(Jet
Settlement
of
Ferry
Boat
Strike
.
ii
.
Aisifw-i
in
nsic
1
1
in
1
wm---.-
-
c-
Fatal
Results
Of
Electrical
Storm
Deaths
of
Three
Tenons
in
Otta-j
a
District
Yesterday
Attribut-
j
ed
to
This
Cause
I
OTTAWA,
Aug.
8:
CP
Deaths
f
of
three
persons,
Including
two-telegraph
messenger
boysi
were
at-'
tributed
yesterday
to
sudden
elec
trical
storms
which
blew
down
tne
Ottawa
River
valley
Jnto
the
city.
The
electrical
storm
was
accomp
anied
by
torrential
rain.
Montreal
and
Ottawa
district
ciUes
and
towns
alonq
a
120-ml
First
Frosts
Of
Some
Damage
Done
to
Crops
Yes
terday
in
Southern
Alberta
Sections
CALGARY.
Aug.
8:
ICP)
The
first
touch
of
prairie
fall
weather
was
felt
here
and
In
other
districts
of
southern
Alberta
yesterday.
The
thermometer
dropped
here
In
a
few
hours
from
90
to
65
above.
In
some
areas
damage
was
done
by
frost.
There
was
rain
and
snow.
Some
damage
was
done
to
crops.
London-Vancouver
Fifty
Hours
nna
"
7,,
Pr!,,'
Clarence
D.Martin
has
called
upon
posted
only
fifty
hours
earlier
In
Stewart
iwaiu
"
-
-
.
.
frv
sprvip-
n.,.vrt
later
Its
success
in
gciuns
.
.
.
'
other
centres
"u"
to
Join
with
It,
lors
and
workers
to
confer
at
his
of-
rritiMred
mllrilv
flee
In
regard
to
resumption
of
ser-
'."L-
"
1,7:1,
have
much
cf-'.vlce.
which
has
been
strike
tied
for
US
Ullllfc
iw
'
feet
on
the
situation.
six
days.
London.
The
mall
had
ben
brought
across
the
Atlantic
by
Imperial
Airways
flying
boat
Cariboo
and
transferred
to
TransCanada
Air
Lines
In
Quebec
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
KRITIS
H
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
AUGUST
8,
1939.
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lSS
iaaiaiiii
BjB
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jdVHH
IsaisiiiaiBiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHi
S
Leaps
To
Death
TR0LLER
route
today
were
clearing
away
the
ri
7
debris
of
what
was
the
summer's
rfOm
Y
nnn-,yrnv
anCOUVCl
fiercest
storm.
It
left
a
trail
of,
n
1
flooded
basements
and
streets
H
,
ndrUUI
nrnrtr
Ul
nnflCTP
strewn
with
broken
glass
and
tree
lUgC
branches.
Ketchikan.
The
Kenmor's
strrn
COQcnU
ArA
EU
wns
damaecd
and
her
afterguard
I
UCaMJli
rll
C
1
CIL
On
the
petition
of
100
per
:e:ii
ol
r.he
residents
of
the
tiny
settlement
on
the
shores
of
Great
Bear
Lake.
30
miles
from
the
Arctic
Circle.
Cameron
Bay.
P.O.,
N.W.T..
lias
been
renamed
Radium
City.
Seven
miles
from
the
silver-radium
camp
at
Eldorado,
It
serves
the
mine
as
post
office,
radio
station
and
has
the
R.C.
M.P.
post
for
the
area.
The
Radium
City
P.O.
is
pictured
with
Vic
Ingram,
famed
figure
of
the
far
north
who
serves
as
postmaster
(centre),
with
an
outgoing
mall
All
mall
comes
In
by
air
from
Edmonton,
1.140
air
miles
south.
Collectors,
particularly
In
the
United
States
and
Great
Britain,
continually
send
letters
to
Ingram
with
requests
that
the
stamps
be
cancelled
with
the
mark
of
the
sub-Arctic
post
and
remailed
to
them.
VANCOUVER.
Aug.
8:
(CPI
An
unidentified
man
climbed
up
the
superstructure
of
First
Narrows
bridge
late
yesterday
and
Jumped
more
than
three
hundred
feet
into.
Sun
IJfe
Assurance
Co.
Would
Have
Nelson
Official
Committed
on
Contempt
Charges"
NELSON,
Aug.
8:
(CP)
Decision
has
been
reserved
In
Supreme
Court
on
the
application
of
the
Sun
Life
Assurance
Co.
to
have
Sheriff
Monte
E.
Harper
committed
on
a
con
tempt
of
court
charge
for
failure
to
evict
Brilliant
Doukhobors
on
a
foreclosure
order.
Speedy
Delivery
.Made
By
Imperii!
Wnir
PrnvinPial
And
TransCanada
Air
Lines
c
1
1UYUIUOI
Excellent
Connection
VANCOUVER,
August
8:
(CP)
A
TransCanada
Air
Lines
plane,
landing
here
yesterday
from
ti
e
8,
Governor
East,
brought
mall
which
had
been
Park
Declared
In
Saskatchewan
REGINA,
Aug.
8:
(CP)
Lac
la
Rouge
is
being
made
a
provincial
KCTrHIKA!
An?
8!
(CP)
The
th
swirling
waters
below.
His
body
5;
cuUer
Haida
set
out
has
not
been
recovered.
Decision
Reserved
In
Sheriff's
Case
;
for
Cape
Edgecumbe
in
the
vicinity
tof
the
entrance
of
Sitka
Harbor
last
night
after
a
report
had
received
from
Juneau
saying
Weather
Forecast
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Moderate
westerly
winds,
fair
and
warm"
today,
unsettled
Wednesday.
PRICE:
5
CENTS
ippo.
Is
Having
Political
Strife
IG
TOLL
OF
DEATH
DIIIJ
-
n..i..
Mlilmmmrr
Week-End
In
Canada
-
-
mnnNTO.
Aue.
8:
(CP)
A
..m
in;
nt
!hlrtvone.
nosaiblv
,tr7
two
was
counted
In
Canada
1
.
marrnH
tSnUHVitf
mil.
-
-
uvm
t
In
every
province
but
Alberta
V
-----
r
I
UNLIKELY
tr
Iilind
Incident
Believed
to
Hit
t
nen
Patrol
Plane
Dipping
Amng
Fhhlng
Vrl
m
was
expressed
by
the
i!
police
yea-terday
after
-
.
airruanc
coming
uowii
un
td
:lde
of
Prince
Rupert
Har-
r
r:
mf
re
Jt
hare
been
a
Usher
-
...
.1
1
-
-
.
fm
J
.
gtj
nr'
vessels
which
are
fUh-
t
i
ircai
ifinuv
lnimn
iiunni
"j
were
made
following
the
:dicatlon
67T
tragedy.'
Trie
tpf"
ol
Lawyer
Island
Ilht
re-
rr'.r'
thai
the
onlv
nlane
he
saw
':t
v,
Inliy
was
that
of
the
flh-
is(
patrol
swooping
over
the
aal-ton
f
:hini
boats.
ft'erity
morning.
Is
C.
O
Ballen-
IMS
AT
GUNBOAT
.....
Hi
r
Bold
In
China
Reckless
Of
Foreign
Interests
An
Interesting
Visitor
To
Office
On
Midsummer
Day;
Passes
Up
Editorial
Nuts
There
was
an
intcrestioni;
visitor
in
the
Daily
News
office
yesterday.
And
he
did
not
happen
to
be
a
tourist
cither.
He
was
a
honafide
resident
of
the
hillside
hack
of
the
office
a
cheery,
little
brown
squirrel.
Apparently,
he
had
scampered
up
the
outside
wall
at
the
back
and
popped
in
through
an
open
window
on
the
bright
sunny
day.
Our
little
friend
made
himself
quite
at
home.
He
popped
around
the
various
rooms
and
ran
riht
into
the
editorial
office.
Not
liking
the
kind
of
nuts
he
saw
around
the
sanctum,
he
flicked
his
tail
and
head
saucily,
looked
around
some
more
and,
in
as
nonchalant
a
manner
as
squirrels
may
have,
departed
by
the
way
he
had
come.
Maybe
he
went
up
to
Ross
Ingram
at
the
Thrift
Cash
and
Carry
or
Jack
Mussallem
at
the
Economy
Grocery
to
see
what
kind
of
nuts
they
had.
up
there.
He
was
a
welcome
visitor
to
the
office,
fitting
nicely
into
the
wonderful
summer
day
when
everybody
was
feeling
that
nature
was
indeed
grand.
We
hope
he
comes
up
again
to
see
us
some
time.
MANOEUVRES
OFFICERS
ARE
STAGED',
SENT
UP
Great
Display
Of
Air
Strength
By
Two
Vancouver
Policemen
Com-
fircat
Britain
I
Commencing
I
milted
For
Trial
On
Bribery
JodayLT
.j
-
Chartrw
LONDON.
Aucuat
8:
CP-Oreat;
Britain
today
launched
th
large
aertal
manoeuTre
in
her
htetor.
rith
1300
plane
Uking
part.
Five
hundred
raiders
will
oper-te
from
the
south
and
weat
and
jUiera
will
swoop
in
from
the
'.Worth
Sea
In
an
attempt
to
dodge
W
defenders,
1400
anU-alrcralt
IS
RFADY
SUB-ARCTIC"
OUTPOST
RENAMED
RADIUM
CITY
lpjJQJJ
QJ
TONIGHT
Head
of
Polish
Army
Says
He
Will
Resist
Any
Threat
of
Rights
or
Ditnlly
WARSAW.
Aug.
8;
(CP
-Marshal
Edward
8migley-Ryd2.
Inspector
general
of
the
Polish
arm;,
socalc
lnj
at
Krakow,
warned
that
Poland
Is
orepared
to
fight
'
any
direct
or
Indirect
attAri
t
t
'imne
rur
interests
or
rtgtus
or
me
aig-nlty
of
our
state."
j
FRIENDSHIP
FOR
NIPPON
Is
Possible
But
United
States
Will
Not
Recognise
"Xew
Order
WASHIKOTOX.
August
8:
ha
u
man
Kef
Pittman
of
the
Sen
ate
foreign
relations
committer
said
that
restoraUsn
of
Japanes
United
States
IriencUh
p
is
poi-ble
but
that,
unless
Jaa
.
rhmp
?t
attitude
on
American
rlgh'
in
China.
Congress
will
empower
rr"
drt
R-
'Telt
It
take
s'ror
!
'
reta
latory
measures.
He
declared
n
lonrol
statement
that
the
United
States
does
tlot
Intend
niz
Ja
'anese
claims
of
a
"new
order'
In
the
Far
East.
ALLIANCE
War
Minister
May
Withdraw
From
Japanese
Cabinet
TOKYO,
August
8:
War
Minister
Solshlro
Itagako,
opponent
of
young
officert
demands
for
immediate
military
alliance
with
Germany
and
Italy,
is
expected
tt
withdraw
soon
from
the
cabinet
sources
close
to
the
government
said
yesterday.
,
Two
of
Japan's
military
leaders
are
on
a
visit
to
Germany
described
as
'private"
but
offering
a
real
(opportunity
for
them
to
represent
Japan
should
negotiations
suddenly
be
opened.
Two
Lieutenant
Generals
Ron-suke
Isogal
and
Yoshijlro
Umozu
who
have
been
supporting
the
young
officer's
demands,
were
mentioned
as
possible
successors
to
Itagako.
Another
cabinet
crisis
threatens
to
develop.
POOL
TAKES
OVER
HOUSE
Big
Two
Million
Bushel
Elevator
At
Fort
Arthur
Is
Purchased
Outright
I
CALGARY,
August
8:
(CP)
Announcement
Is
made
by
he
Al-'
jbcrta
Wheat
Pool
ot
the
purchase
outright
'of
7Pl;WuTlohlniirIil
elevator
at
Port
Arthur.
An
in-'creasing
amount
of
grain
ha
been
shipped
via
the
Great
Lakes
by
the
Pool
during
the
past
few
years.
COURIER
IS
SENT
Effort
Being
Made
to
Determine
Whether
American
Missionaries
At
Kaiteng
Are
Sate
SHANGHAI,
August
8:
(CP)
A
courier
left
the
Baptist
mission
hos-hltal
at
Chanzchow
today
In
an
at-
rVlQADl
CIV
empt
to
cross
the
Japanese
lines
to
JlljDJuIjLJ'Kalfeng
and
learn
the
fate
of
ah
United
States
Coastguard
Puts
Out
to
Search
Tor
Crafe
Off
Entrance
of
Sitka
Harbor
Anerlcan
mission
colony
mere.
Kalfeng
has
been
under
Increasing
Japanese
anti-foreign
pressure
and
last
word
came
Saturday
as
the
missionaries
were
beginning
to
flee,
Britons
and
Canadians
having
already
left.
Circus
Elephant
sMade
that
Her
Escape
a
dlsabbled
trailer
had
been
sighted!
signalling
for
aid.
A
strong
otf-JTwo
Iundred
Men
Search
Yester
shore
wind
was
reported
to
be
car
rying
the
fishing
vessel
out
to
sea
Big
Forest
Fire
In
Southern
B.C.
Conflagration
Near
Blueberry,
on
Trail-Castiegar
Road
is
Still
Raging
NELSON,
Aug.
8:
(CPI
A
serl
ous
and
extensive
forest
fire
is
still
raging
near
Blueberry
on
the
Trail
Castlegar
Highway.
Three
hundred
men
are
engaged
in
fighting
the
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Weather
Forecast
I
General
Synopsis
Pressure
remains
high
off
the
British
coast
and
low
over
Oregon.
day
for
Big
Pachydern
In
Virginia
Woods
RICHMOND,
Virginia,
Aug,
8:
(CP
Two
hundred
police
and
country
folk
were
engaged
yesterday
in
a
hunt
for,
a
two-ton
elephant
named
Elsie
which
escaped
from
a
circus
trailer
and
went
I
roaming
In
the
Vlrgtnla
woods.
Eventually
the
pachyderm
was
decoy-Jed
back
by
two
other
elephants
j
which
were
released
to
attract
her
I
back.
Badly
In
Need
1
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f
j
headway
owing
to
exceptional
dry!
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Kam
INOW
In
North
Alberta
EDMONTdN,
Aug.
8;
(CP)
Far
northern
Alberta
Is
badly
In
need
of
rain'.
Serious
forest
fires
are
raging
in
the
Great
and
Lesses
park
and
fish
and
game
reserve,
v
Fair
warm
weather
prevails
'
slave
Lake
areas
and
along
the
Commercial
fishing
will
be
curtail-throughout
British
Columbia.
I
Athabasca
River.
The
village
of
h
thi.
vpar
and
clotad
altogether
Wfrt
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island
Wabasca
on
Great
Slave
Lake
is
next
year.
Moderate
winds,
fair
and
warm,
menaced
by
forest
fires.'