4
f
1
k
in
rvnn
jnon
it:
Mr
1"
Xt
A
if
n
Sherbrookc
Delightfully
Informal
Weck-End
Spent
at
Hyde
Park
'
'he
Irestdenfs
mother.
Delano
Roosevelt
church
nesUlng
picturing
trees
two
mites
from
vrlt
family
estate
King
jj
Queen
EUaabeth
wor-'
unday
with
an
American
tv
m
their
-triumph)
t
.
n
to
the
United
SUle.s
l
"low.
i.
)der
a
bright
sun
and
hev
went
to
a
typical
Sunday
afternoon
picnic
'
b
Mrs
Roosevelt
nr
ifn's
hill-top
cottage
re-'
ffH-t
above
the
winding
I:
ver
Lost
night
they
'
faces
once
again
to
the
where
Quebec
eastern
c!
Uie
Maritime
Provinces
'
.fit)
before
they
sail
for
i:ic!
and
home
srrvtce
in
St.
James
Epls-mch
the
heads
of
the
two
,
igio
Saxon
nations
were
inhered
to
Uietr
seats
by
t,
Ut
Rev.
Bishop
Henry
'Zr
Tucker
delivered
the
er-..mg
co-oeratlon
between
nations
for
peace.
1
'r-
were
featured
among
ismfnu
at
the
afternoon
f.hn
King
and
Queen
eating
nne
The
welncrs
had
been
k:
an
open
fire.
Tliere
was
,
t-
t-.T
beer
doughnuts
and
cookies
'!
I.-.
I!
t.
.
it!
Kinu
preferred
Uie
soft
drink
:s
were
about
ISO
guests
in-3
members
of
the
royal
en-White
House
staff.
esUte
cc
and
neighbors.
It
was
simple
and
Informal.
I
Ts
President
himself
drove
the,
!K1"
:
in
a
medium-priced
touring
l
U1II
rilllHUP
111
LlItT
kJlUIIIV
.
Itr
-nd:
I
f)lt
Inn
tl..
14.
......
Ik.
tflno
-
-
'
'
V,
.
V
BllVtllWtl
"
c
11!
1
Mia
ti.-.i...l
n..Hiar
In
.
JO
anno
RitiirHov
nfUrnnnn
tit
tile
i
R"'
House
pool.
'
La.
'
evening
there
was
a
quiet
uefore
the
King
and
Queen
left,
President
presented
the
King
S
'ta
a
aold
inkwell
as
a
token
of
ppreciatlon.
f
l
IT
I
1
In
due
course
through
diplomatic
ij
01111
ileiiry
LCWlS
(hatmnlu
If
f
n
format
I
nvira'.ion
will
be
sent
President
nd
Mrs
Roosevelt
to
visit
London,
j
The
palatial
yacht
Fantomc.
bo
'nging
to
Rt.
Hon.
Walter
Guln-
To
Have
Eye
Test
To
Determine
His
Fitness
Further
Ring
Activity
I.
For
and
coming
all
the
way
from
WASHINGTON,
D.C.
June
12:
island,
is
due
here
tomorrow
Charles
F.
Reynolds,
president
of
nlltt
In
the
rnurii.
nf
nn
Alaskan
the
National
Boxing
Association,
cruise
irt
that
John
Henry
Lewis,
the
Bella
ilollfl
nn
trtn
wnv
hnrn
Print..
un
rM's
llnht-hcavvwelght
cham
Woore
a
HontHn
niint
nrriviH
nn
nlnn.
will
undcrco
a
special
ocular
llc
Princess
Charlotte
this
morn-.
test
In
Pittsburgh
on
June
15
to
ln3
Ul
hnnrrl
tl.a
p.nnn,.
h.m1
rlffformlnfi
his
fltnCSS
fOf
further
n
take
her
nortlT.
ring
competition.
To
Enlistment
Being"
Required
Before
Young
Men
Can
has
not
yet
been
definitely
ascer-.requests
on
behalf
of
the
opera-
Ulned.
however,
whether
the
young
tors.
man
was
actually
a
Oerman
or
Pole.
The.
Trades
and
Labor
Council
I
na(i
the
opportunity
of
meeting
Bulletins
rori:
thanks
soldiers
VATICAN
CITY
Tope
Pins
pmonally
thanked
3200
Spanish
soldiers
Sunday
for
defending
the
"faith
and
expreuing
sympathy
for
widows
and
orphans
of
the
war.
ITALO-SPANISH
ACCORD
MAIIK1D
Spa
n
Mi
newspaer3
reported
Sunday
that
Count
Ciano,
Italian
foreign
minister,
would
visit
General
Franca
soon
and
suggested
the
possibility
Spain
may
join
Italy
in
a
political
and
military
accord
simitar
to
(lie
tie
between
Rome
and
llerlin.
In
Rome
It
was
said
reports
of
a
forthcoming
visit
by
Count
Ciano
to
Madrid
had
circulated
for
weeks
but
no
definite
announcements
have
been
nude.
V.
S.
WINS
POLO
WESTnURY,
Long
Island
United
States
retained
the
International
Polo
Challenge
Cup
yesterday
by
defeating
Great
Britain
9
to
4
for
the
second
straight
victory
in
the
best
two
nut
of
three
series.
It
was
a
lob-sided
victory.
United
States
had
won
the
first
match
the
Sunday
previous
11
to
7.
STORM
IN
STATES
CHICAGO
Six
persons
are
dead,
fifty
are
Injured
and
numerous
homes
were
wrecked
with
heavy
property
damage
after
a
summer
storm
with
high
wind,
torrential
rain
and
lightning
which
swept
suddenly
through
Illinois,
Iowa,
Wisconsin
and
Keutcucky
yesterday.
In
Jacksonville,
Illinois,
two
hundred
homes
were
wrecked
and
damage
is
placed
at
$100,000.
I
and
hearing
an
address
by
Mr.
1
Ingles,
vice-president
and
organ-Ijlrer
for
the
International,
Associa
tion-
ol
Eiextneai
worxers.mie
.
speaker
dealt
chiefly
with
living
conditions
and
wts
In
this
country
I
and
twenty
other
countries
throughout
the
world,
stressing
I
the
need
of
workers
everywhere
Civilixation"
of
,lal"nB
"UTaiijujsc
ut
vmiuua
H'"'"
llnc,al
acts
enam.ng
tnera
to
or-
Spain
under
General
Franco,
Ingles
slopped
off
at
Prince
I
operators.
Oeorge
to
organize
power
plant
president
J.
J.
Olllis
was
in
the
-hair
at
the
the
Council.
monthly
meeting
of
British
Papers
Play
Up
Kings
Visit
To
States
'
LONDON,
June
12:
CP
The
visit
of
the
King
and
Queen
to
the.
United
States
has
been
the
all-ab-l
sorbing
topic
In
the
British
press)
and
has
outshone
all
other
events
on
the
front
pages,
even
International
affairs
and
the
Thetis
dis
West
Point
Graduates
Today
Get
Work
7--
WEST
POINT.
June
12:
Presl-
The
Prince
Rupert
Trades
and
dent
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
was
f
1
n
1
.
.
1
hr
thlt
mAftilni
t
4
V.
&
iuiuijr
Vyuuncii,
a'
lis
regular
&c
wc
at
(monthly
meeting,
decided
to
In-
Principal
address
at
graduation
vestigate
persistent
reports
that
ceremonies
of
the
United
8tate4
young
men
are
being
requested
to
Military
Academy!
The
chief
ex-Join
the
militia
before
obtaining
ecutive
was
accompanied
by
his
aster
being
relegated
to
seJndarlj
Fcrnlandj
.04
Vi.
consiuenuiuu.
British
papers
made
much
of
the
King's
visit
to
George
Washington's
tomb
at
Mount
Vernon
during
his
Uay
In
Washington
D.C.
They
said1
that
the
ceremony
there
symbolized
j
the
end
of
all
Anglo-American
differences.
'
The
London
papers
generally
expressed
amazement
at
the
'warmth
of
the
welcome
and
the
unreserved
generosity"
of
the
reception
accorded
the
King
and
Queen.
Weather
Forecast
General
Synopsis
There
Is
som.3
indication
ot
a
shallow
depression
approaching
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
from
the
west.
The
weath
er
has
been
fair
on
the
British
Columbia
coast
but
showery
in
the
interior.
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island
Moderately
fresh
west
to
southwest
winds,
mostly
fair
and
moderately
warm.
WINNIPEG
WHEAT
PRICES
WINNIPEG,
June
12:
(CP)-Wln-nlpeg
wheat
futures
arc
c
to
3,4c
lower
with
July
at
61
Vax.
Francocur,
20.
iwork
on
the
battery
sites.
The
WJ1C-
nnnnni'v
r
1
t
,,.
rt
r
,t.
HLRBROOKL,
Quebec,
June
12:
(CP)
King'councll
felt
that
the
government
The
President
spoke
of
the
ne-
1
S
Ti:
l
a
I
.
1
1
1
.
.
i-.
a
.
-rre
anu
Vueen
EjUzaouin
were
welcomed
UaCK
into
employment
office
was
quite
cap-
.
ccssuy
oi
co-opcranon
Deiween
.
-
II
lit.
I
t
-
anada
today
by
the
people
of
the
same
province
that
metlable
01
handling
employment
and
mi
"
eiemenu
,e
r
MajestieB
when
they
first
stepped
on
Canadian
soil
"
Tfl
"
n
Quebec
less
than
a
month
ago.
Halting
here
for
forty
jofftcer
of
the
militia.
an
economic
Impossibility
to
keep
1
1
-
1111
Liiuu
itLuiu
xi
11111
liic
i;iiiLt-n
11
Lii
lith
liii
iuv;n
I'rniMt
win
rw
manp
nv
inp
Buvyuaw:
imubaiy
.
uiiilpulkjii
mi
were
greetea
oy
civic
aum-t
Council
to
the
Postmaster
General
nana
ai
an
times
ror
tne
whole
s.d
an
estimated
100.000
rppirnriTrnn
'at
Post
ilice
rentaIs
wn,cn
far'nunR
territory,
This
was
where
wb
lammed
a
short
jnotor
I
i
xl
N
H
XX
.have
been
5
here
while
at
Kam-
civilian
readiness
was
Important
adng
from
the
station
down
LlllULtlLJlJO
(
loops,
with
a
similar
population
While
the
President
believed
Uie
business
area
and
re-1
t
rmri
and
a
postal
delivery
service,
the
that
it
was
the
prime
duty
of
blm
"
afternoon
the
King
and
will
include
a
motor
trtp
Jihn
At
New
York
!'
,
ipti"
spnt
a
restful
:
'
rnoon
and
Sunday
at
IIM
I
1
i
lM
1
1
-
"nUi
is
only
$350
per
year.
The
and
the
government
to
work
111
JLi.
a.
J.
WJIM.
id
a
brief
vllt
to
Levis'..
,
evening
will
be
at
Riviere
8
orm
Troopers
Aemble.
Tomorrow
mornimr
theri
Shooting
of
Yount
Nail
May
Re
t.
rtmtmrlok
at
NiL-jtax!J
Protected
rive
at
noon
In
four-hour
afternoon
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Oouruy
B.
D.
Jotmatoa
Co.)
Vancouver
Big
Missouri.
.18.
Bralorne.
11.35.
Cariboo
Quartz.
2.20.
Fairvlew.
.03
Gold
Belt.
36.
.
Hedley
Mascot.
MA.
.
Mlnto.
.02.
Nob'-
Five
J114.
Pacific
Nickel.
.16.
Pend
Orielle.
1.44.
Pioneer.
2.48.
Premier,
1J)3.
Privateer.
1.38.
Reeves
McDonald.
.24
(ask).
Reno.
0.
Relief
Arlington.
.10Vi.
Reward,
.02.
Salmon
Gold,
.09.
Sheep
Creek,
1.17.
Cariboo
Hudson,
.16.
Hedley
Amalgamated,
D3
(ask).
Oils
A.
P.
Con.,
.14.
Calmont.
M.
C.
it
E..
2.05.
Freehold,
.03
V4.
;
'
'
Home.
2.40.
'
Pacalta,
.05?;.
Royal
Canadian,
.21.
Okalta.
1.15.
Mercury,
.06.
Prairie
Royalties,
.21.
Toronto
Aldcrmac.
33.
Beattle.
1.27.
Central
Patricia.
2.60.
Con.
Smelters,
42.50.
East
Malartic.
2.57.
Gods
Lake,
33
V7.
Hardrock,
1.06.
Inter'l
Nickel,
49.50.
Kerr
Addison,
1.85.
.
Uttle
Long
Lac.
3.00.
McLeod
Cockshutt,
2.11,-Madscn
Red
Lake,
.40,
McKenzle
Red
Lake,
1.35.
Moneta,
1.17.
Noranda,
.79.
Pickle
Crow,
4.90.
Preston
E.
Dome.
1.60,
San
Antonio,
1.67.
.
Sherritt
Gordon,
1.00
j
Stadacona,
.53.
i
"
Ucht
Gold,
1.34.
Bouscadlllac.
.04
Vi.
'
Mosher,
.16.
Oklend.
.O8V2.
Smelters
Oold,
.044.
Dominion
Bridge,
29.25:
New
York
Air
Reduction,
54.
Allied
Chemical,
165li.
American
Can,
964.
Baltimore
&
Ohio,
51?8.
Chrysler,
71.
National
Distillers,
26.
20th
Century
Fox.
21
Amerlcan
Smelter,
;
43J4.
Anaconada,
25.
Atchison,
298.
Celanese,
19.
'
Chesapeake
&
Ohio,
44s8.
Commercial
Solution,
II
JB.
N.
Y.
Central.
1514,
Tomorrows
Tide
Weather
Forecast
She
10:3
a.m.
10.1
ft:
"
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Charlotte
p.m.
19.4
ft.
Islands
Moderate
winds,
.
Tl
m.
6.5
it.
mostly
northeast,
mostly
fair
and
moderately
warm.
NOttTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
JUNE
12,
1939.
PRICE:
CKNTB
i
ii
i
m
mi
i.
.a
r.
w
ir.
v.
In
Canada
Following
United
States
Visit
(METHOD
IS
"
!
NOT
LIKED
NO
FEAR
IS
PEACE
BASE
Trades
and
Labor
Council
Objects
President
Roosevelt
Refers
To
Visit
Of
King'
In
Addressing
This
Is
Power
Politics
Era
And
Force
Must
Be
Met
With
Force
Says
Viscount
Halifax
LONDON,
June
12;
(CP)
Foreign
Secretary
Lord
Halifax
declared
tonight
that
this
is
an
era
of
power
politics
and
those
who
do
not
want
to
see
justice
and
order
destroyed
must
be
"prepared
to
meet
force
with
force."
Earlier
Prime
Minister
Neville
Chamberlain
told
the
House
that
mutual
confidence
was
a
prerequisite
to
a
successful
international
conference
on
European
problems
and
that
the
British
government
was
working
to
promote
such
confidence.
JAPANESE
UNABLE
TO
POISONED
FIND
HOME
I
minister
will
be
asked
If
there
Is
for
peace
instead
of
war,
the
Chinese
Blamed
For
Tampering
German
Refugees
Again
Denied
I
not
a
standard
rental
fee
for
the
maintenance
of
an
efficient
tight
province
If
not
for
the
whole
of
ing
force
was
important.
!
Canada.
Mr-
Roosevelt
referred
to
the
re-
A
protest
will
be
sent
to
the
cent
visit
of
King
George
and
"
1
Minuter
of
Finance
at
a
proposed
Queen
Elizabeth
as
an
Indication
DANZIO.
June
12:
CPt-
The
eXclse
tax
on
vegetable
oils
used
of
"cordiality
and
goodwill
exlst-sttttatlon
has
become
tense
In
Dan-1
n
the
manufacture
of
certain
ing
between
our
two
great
nations
tig
again
following
the
assembling
'
foodstuffs
and
soap.
which
Is
possible
because
both
na-
'of
six
thousand
Nazi
storm
troopers
The
Electrical
Workers'
Union
tlons
are
without
fear
of
attack
in
a
"sports
rally"
yesterday.
renorted
that
telephone
oocrators
by
aggression
one
upon
the
other.'
ne
uerman
amoasnaor
u
war-
were
now
aaw
may
demand
Polish
Indemnity
'oeal
and
organized
under
their
awaited
the
return
of
Tlloae-
tOT
the
hooUn
of
a
Nazl
V0"1"-
commissioner
before
presenting
Mr.
FrankUn
E
With
Wine
Chungking
University
Is
Bombed
TOKYO,
June
12:
(CP)
Two
officials
of
the
Japan".e
consulate-general
at
Nanking
died
today
as
a
result
of
drinking
wine
which
had,
apparently,
been
tviismie
h
Chinese
enemies
of
the
.Japanese
sponsored
regime
in
Nanking,
the
Foreign
Office
here
announced
today.
There
are
also
said
to
have
been
attempts
to
tamper
with
drinking
water
used
by
Japanese
officials.
Meantime
reports
from
Chung-hint
said
that
Japanese
bombers
had
damaged
property
of
the
West
China
Union
University
op-pe
rated
by
Canadian,
British
and
Untied
States
educationists,
SCOTS
GET
HARD
RUN
Defeated
Vancouver
Eleven
by
I
Score
of
3
tc
t.
Making
Last
I
Goal
in
Closing
Minutes
VANCOUVER.
Juno
12:
CP
A
gcwl
in
the
closing
minutes
of
play
on
Saturday
gave
visiting
Scottish
?oceerites
a
3
to
2
victory
over
a
fighting
Vancouver
eleven
in
one
1
Japs
Boarded
'British
Ship
Vessel,
Meter.
Skippered
Ordered
,
return
to
Tanghu.
By
Back
'Police
Leaves
In
1
London
Cancelled
Irish
Republican
Army
Activities
Necessitate
Extra
Vigilance
LONDON,
June
12:
Week-end
leaves
of
scores
of
constables
ot
the
Metropolitan
Police
were
cancelled
Saturday
because
of
persistent
violence
blamed
on
the
Illegal
Irish
Republican
Army.
Social
Security
Pact
Is
Extended
WASHINGTON,
D.
C,
June
12
With
only
two
dissenting
votes
the
House
of
Representatives
ap
proved
and
sent
to
the
Senate
Saturday
a
set
of
amendments
extending
and
Increasing
the
benefits
of
the
United
States
Social
Security
law
but
keeping
the
old
age
pension
.tax
at
Its
prwent
"
v
level.
Admission
To
Holland
Or
Belgium
LONDON,
June
12:
Belgium
and
Holland
again
refused
to
receive
any
of
the
907
Jewish
refugees
aboard
the
steamer
St.
Louis
and
Robert
Bell,
chairman
of
the
inter-governmental
refugee
(ATTACKED
BY
MANIAC
,
.Fraser
Valley
Farmer
Runs
Amok,
j
Injuring
Doctor
and
Others
'
MISSION
CITY,
June
12:
CP
Justice
of
the
Peace
A.
8.
Taul-bot
said
that
he
has
committed
to
mental
hospital
a
Fraser
Vallev
fanner
who
ran
"amok
In
this
riverside
town
on
Saturday,
sending
one
man
to
hospital
with
serious
head
injuries
and
attacking
five
other
persons.
-
Taulbot
said
that
the
manjwho
lives
In
nearby
Silverdale,
was
a
patient
In
the
Mission
City
Hospital.
He
pulled
a
pair
of
trousers
over
his
hospital
gown
and
escaped
through
a
window.
Most
seriously
hurt
was
J.
H.
Owen
who
was
beaten
about
ths
head
and
shoulders
with
a
ho?
handle.
He
Is
now
In
hospital
with
head
injuries.
Dr.
T.
H.
Erickson
Is
confined
to
his
home
with
face
Injuries.
PICKED
UP
IN
OCEAN
Canadian
Pacific
Liner
Rescuer
Crew
of
31
From
Barque
Burning
At
Sea
committee,
began
a
new
effort
tot
-
persuade
either
Great
Britain
or
MONTREAL,
June
12:
(CP)
trance
to
grant
them
refuge.
The
'The
mUn
crew
ot
thlrtv
"
Qur
Joint
contribution
committee
of
or
lne
Frencn
barque
Ben
Hur
has
111c
uxmtu
o
laics
uuerea
10
m-'ntaln
the
refugees
If
either
Great
Britain
or
France
would
take
them.
Plea.:
tor
asylum
in
Great
Britain
or
at
least
permission
to
land
att
Eauthhampton
werjjf
cabled
Jfom
'trie
St.
Louis
Sunday
to
Prune
Minuter
Chamberlain
by
the
refugees
wru-
were
refused
permission
to
land
in
Cuba
and
say
they
cannot
land
in
Germany.
5c.
jof
the
hardest
fought
matches
of
k
!
tour.
Halibut
Sales
Sentinel,
5c
1
Excel,
25,000,
Booth,
7.4c
and
5c
I
Tatoosh.
25,000,
Royal,
73c
and
5c
1
Pierce,
15,000,
Booth,
53c
Chum,
10,000,
Atlln,
American,
5
5.
73c
and
73c
and
Glacier.
14,000,
Atlin,
73c
and
53c.
TIENTSIN,
June
12:
Japanese
Canadian
boarded
the
British-owned
steam-
cape
Spear.
14300,
Cold
Stor-shlp
Y-Heangtas.
arrested
'her
age
ejc
and
5c
captain,
an
American
named
Van
Teenle
Millie.
14.000.
Atlin
6
7e
and
ordered
the
ship
to
and
5c
,
Oldfield,
14.000,
Pacific,
6.8c
and
5C
I
Tramp,
ac
j
i).
5.
T..
6300,
Cold
Storage,
63c
and
5c.
Covenant,
20300,
Cold
Storage,
7,1c
and
5c.
A.
K
1,800.
Booth.
6c
and
5c.
J.
D.
A..
2.000,
Atlln,
6c
and
5c.
Dashing
Wave.
2300,
Royal,
5c
and
5c.
Old
Mill
Scene
Of
Sunday
Fire
Hames
Were
Hard
To
Get
At
And
Proved
Obstinate
For
A
Time
In
the
old
buildings
and
debri
of
the
Seal
Cove
sawmill
fire
of
unknown
origin
broke
out
late
yesterday
afternoon,
requiring
ths
services
of
the
fire
department
at
5:15
pm.
For
a
time
there
was
quite
a
blaze
which
proved
awk
ward
to
get
at.
It
being
necessary
to
take
hose
lines
underneath
the
piles.
Finally,
after
about
an
hour,
been
picked
up
by
the
liner
Duchess
of
Bedford.
The
barque
was
afire
and
sinking,
Canadian
Pacific
officials
said.
BALL
GAMES
WERE
CLOSE
Double-Header
Games
Between
Reds
and
Dodgers
Require
Summary
I
D"WWIViJl"-
,une
American-
172.000.
pounds,
7j3
"y-uvc
i""ai.a
mus
ai
bJ5c
to
73c
and
5.5c
ltts
Held
were
kept
on
their
toes
1
1
&i
tt
.11
Canadian
92.800
nnnnrts.
,fyesieraay
wnen
ine
nawonai
league
and
5c
to
7.1c
and
5c.
American
Norland,
21,000,
Royal,
7.4c
and
Arrow,
37,000,
Pacific,
7.4c
and
leading
Cincinnati
Reds
and
Brook
lyn
Dodgers
battled
In
two
overtime
?ames.
The
Reds
won
the
first
three
to
one
and
lost
the
second
25,000.
Pacific,
7.4c
and,nine
to
elght-
In
1)0111
games
the
uoagers
naa
come
up
irom
Dcnina
to
tie
up
the
count
In
the
ninth
Inning.
After
Dizzy
Dean
had
been
batted
out
of
the
box
early
in
the
first
game
of
a
double-header
at
Boston
which
the
Bees
won
4
to
3,
the
Chicago
Cubs
came
back
in
the
second
to
win
5
to
3.
The
Pittsburg
Pirates
had
a
bad
week-end,
losing
three
games
to
the
New
York
Giants,
and
dropped
from
fourth
to
sixth
place
below
the
Chicago
Cubs
arid
the
Giants.
It
took
the
Phillies
eleven
innings
to
win
the
first
game
of
a
double-header
from
the
second
place
St.
Louis
Cardinals
5
to
4.
The
Cards
took
the
nightcap
four
to
one.
The
great
New
York
Yankees
easily
disposed
of
the
St.
Louis
Browns
17,000,
Royal,
6.6c
and
ln
a
double-header
at
St.
Louis,
In
creasing
ineir
margin
01
supremacy
to
nine
full
games
over
the
Boston
Red
Sox
who
split
with
the
Chicago
White
Sox
at
Chicago.
Alberta
Minister
Is
Visiting
Ottawa
Unemployment
and
Other
Problems
Being
Discussed
With
Federal
Government
1
OTTAWA,
June
12:
(CP)
Hon.
Dr.
W.
W.
Cross,
minister
of
Dub
lin
health
for
AJberta,
and
A.
A.
McKenzle.
relief
commissioner
for
that
province,
are
here
to
discuss
the
unemployment
situation
and
other
problems
of
their
provinca
with
federal
authorities.
DIES
IN
HOSPITAL
RpIIp
TIIIpv
fltreri
fin
nrAnrt,
AtA
the
fire
was
extinguished.
Thete
this-morning
In
the
Prince
Rupert
was
no
damage
entered
as
the
old
General
Hospital
where
The
had
structure
is
considered
worthless,
been
a
patient
for
four
yea'ri.