NOT
FALLEN
;
Capital
of
Cheklang
Province
I
Still
In
Chinese
Hands,
It
Is
Announced
LATEST
COMMUNKJUE
CHUNGKING,
.May
29:
(CP)
The
Chinese
llich
Command
in-nu
rd
to
jay
that,
up
lo
dawn
toterday.
Klnhwa,
besieged
capital
of
Cheklang
Province,
was
"still
in
pur
hands
despite
enemy
attacks
of
(he
previous
nit
hi."
A
The
command
a
No
reported
(hat
ttn
more
paints
on
the
outskirts
of
Ichsng.
Japanese-held
Yang-be
Kim
stronghold
above
Han-kcw,
had
fallen
to
the
Chinese
In
rtneerted
attacks
started
thrre
(hrre
days
ago.
(!;
jKINO.
May
O-lhe
..
tnMcH
cuy
oi
Klnhwa
i
..i'k.ang
Provaice
is
at.li
in
(
c
nanda
after
failure
uf
at-
iiv
heavily
remtor
ed
Jap-c
rfumns,
the
Chinese
Hlth
'
(i
announced
last
night.
T
'.i.i.uiese
had
claimed
the
fall
'
'
loauw
are
mounting
vt
at
the
RWKtet
to
aaln
'.
a:r
bases
tn
eastern
Chl-5
'
:i)
which
Japan
might
be
at-k
S
having
so
far
cost
them
'"'
mm
!
'm
warahlps
have
shelled
a
m
ihe
eeeut
of
Fuklen
Pro-
-my
Me
continuing
to
--'-
up
the
Burma
Roid
Miithern
China
frontier
EXECUTION
OF
CZECHS
Monvla
and
Bohemia
Are
Nail
Prison
Following
Incident
PRAGUE
May
29.
-
Six
Ctfclu
I-vs
a.
ready
been
executed
and
'ds.
mostly
of
the
Intellectual
'
;c
have
been
arretted
following
"
!
u'tcmpted
assassination
rally
week
of
Relnhard
Heldrlch,
or
of
Bohcmba
and
Moravia.
T
wo
provinces
are
now
virtually
a
w
prison
and
the
Incident
may.
Mid.
hasten
their
final
In-n
into
the
Reich.
T
,ce
bullets
have
been
removed
t
'
.-iitfeona
from
the
apln
of
Hr
'
:
h
who
Is
still
reported
to
t!
.ous.
LOOK
FOR
1
B-C
RAIDS
Heme
Prrparrdncxs
Campaign
To
Re
Proceeded
With
By
A.
It.
P.
VANCOUVER.
May
29:
The
I
:r.,;i,-,ai
Civilian
Protection
Com-'e
issue
a
warning
that
British
C
ii
bia
still
faces
the
very
def-nosslblllty
of
a
Japanese
air
1.:r
latest
suggcsllon
Is
tha!.
r
J
G
ilders
make
plans
for
gas-j
P'
?
rooms
in
the
event
of
the
j
f
vrt
reporting
to
this
form
of
af'ark
Tlirrc
should
be
one
such
-vinrt
door
of
honiMi
It
should
be
able
to
accomodate
all
members
of
a
household.
,
A
home
preparedness
campaign
ti
to
be
undertaken
with
Inspection
of
all
homes
by
wardens
who
ould
make
calls
and
Issue
cards
to
those
having
complied
with
the
minimum
regulations.
OAr.SAR'S
IDEA
Julius
Caesar
planned
the
first
Public
libraries.
I'Olt
STOMACH'S
SAKI2
Most
nuts
arc
more
digestible
hen
roasted
than
If
eaten
raw',
Canadians
!,
Active
In
t
Air
Raids
:
LONDON.
May
29.
-
Canada's
Demon
Squadron.
fiy.n
with
Netherlands
and
Royal
Air
Force
planet,
car-
rled
the
war
anew
to
enemy
shipping
off
the
Netherlands
coast
last
night
in
an
attaik
wh
ch
left
four
vessels
ablaze.
"n'-'hlng
at
n
ecorted
Axis
convoy,
a
coastal
command
squadron
of
Canadians
set
one
f
f
the
ships
afire.
t
BULLETINS
HSII
BOAT
INSURANCE
OTTAWA
Wartime
Insurance
for
fishing
vessels
was
under
discussion
In
Parliament
yesterday.
Pacific
Coast
members
took
part
In
the
debate.
NORWEGIANS
CONSCRIITLD
STOCKHOLM
Twenty
-
five
thousand
more
Norwegians
have
been
conscripted
by
the
Nazis
to
build
fortifications
on'the
roast.
Employers
at
Oslo
are
being
required
to
give
up
one-third
of
their
workers
between
ages
of
lb
and
43.
NKW
FUEL
REGULATIONS
OTTAWA
New
fuel
purchasing
regulations
for
Canada
are
expected
to
be
issued
towards
the
of
next
week.
Toun;noi:s
in
nkwfound-
I.N0
ST.
JOHN'S.
Newfoundland
Announcement
has.
juU
been
made
that
two
enemy
torpedoes
exploded
on
the
shores
of
New
foundland
on
March
I.
They
were
aimed
at
a
ship
which
was
testing
Its
compasses
not
far
from
shore.
IlllSSO-CLKMAN
WAIt
MOSCOW
There
have
been
no
major
developments
during
the
last
twenty-four
hours
in
the
Uusso-Grrnian
war.
In
the
Kharkov
area
the
Nazis
are
still
being
driven
slowly
back.
BRAZIL
ON
WAIt
BRINK
RIO
Dr.
JANEIRO
Braill
is
believed
to
be
on
the
brink
of
war
with
Germany
following
the
sinking
of
a
Nail
U-boat
by
a
Braiillan
bomber.
Seven
Brazilian
ships
have
so
far
been
lor-poed
by
the
Nails.
The
declaration
of
war
on
Braill
may
be
made
by
Germany.
MISS
AC
i:
TO
JAPAN
MELBOURNE
The
Melbourne
indlo.
In
a
message
to
Japan,
says
the
"earthquake
of
1922
ulll
"Where
Is
jour
navy
now?"
the
with
what
you
are
going
tn
get.
.Where
Is
your
navy
now?"
(lie
broadcast
asked.
('Why
do
you
not
come
out
again")
BARRYMORE
WORSE
-HOLLYWOOD
Alarm
I
felt
as
to
(he
condition
of
John
Bar-rymore.
He
has
suffered
a
setback
In
his
Illness
with
pneumonia.
HEIDRICH
DEAD?
NEW
YORK,
.May
29
The
British
Broadcasting
Corporation
said
late
today
that
reports
have
been
circulated
In
Swltier-
land
that
Itelnhard
Heldrlch
has
died
In
Prague,
The
reports
were
not
confirmed
elsewhere.
HE'S
BORN
BIG
..
.
.
...
i.
ittt
iniMr
j
iiiuf.
wiiuiu
la
uwuw
at
birth,
UBfrATW
Local
Tempr
Tomorrow
sT
ides
(Standard
Time)
Maximum
'
&
HJgh
0:32
a.m.
23.1
feet
.
13:45
203
feet
Minimum
v
iP.
V.
put
"
.vy.
Low
7:31
a.m.
0.8
feet
19:39
p
m.
5.2
feet
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
VOL
XXXI,
NO.
124.
-
a
-i
l
'
PRINCE
RUPERT,,
B.O,
FRIDAY,
MAY
29,
1912.
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
Fatal
Canad
i
air
National
Wreck
KINHWA
HAS
Beaten
to
a
foam
by
the
onrushmg
tracks
of
b
a
g.Umted
States-built
General
Lee"
tank
curls
over
the
bank
of
a
spUlway
as
a
crew
of
the
Oove.nor-GeneraJ
s
Horse
GuLdt
goos
t'to
the
ttlon
n-r
tn
England.
Trooper
riding
outside
Is
catching
the
.pray.
NAZI
SUBS
jPRICE
OF
ARE
BOLDER:
ME
AT
TO
Attempt
tu
Approach
St
Lucia
I
But
are
Driven
Off
Indies.'
ST.
LUCIA.
British
West
May
29.
-United
States
Army
bombers
yesterday
drove
off
Axis
submarines
which
attempted
to
approach
this
port
where
the
American
destroyer
Blakeiey
ar-'
rived
after
having
been
htavily
damaged
In
a
submarine
attack
off
Martinique.
TODAY'b
STOCKS
(Oouruwjr
S.
ti.
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-
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Creek
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Canadian
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s-BeoUle
.08
Cenual
Pat
88
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Smelters
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-
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Addison
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Dome
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Antonio
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NORTH
OF
AUSTRALIA
Air
lighting
For
Bases
Continue
With
Both
Sides
Losing
Ships
MELBOURNE.
May
29.
TPrt.
down
)Zr
r:;;;
day
as
Australian
and
American
bombing
planes
renewed
their
raids,
.
L
pahr.ni
island
bases
un
uv
fn
h
nnrth
of
Australia.
J
I
mh
TnnnnKA
niraln
ntlnrlrrd
....
.
Ill-J
Port
Moresoy
ana
uiree
Ainca
planes
were
lost
there.
GREAT
AMERICAN
TANK
'BEFIXED
Ceiling
to
be
Established
on
Packers,
Wholesalers
and
Retailers,
4
It
is
Announced
OTTAWA.
.May
29
)
The
time
Prices
and
Trade
Board
today
announced
details
of
a
new
maximum
price
set-up
by
which
it
hopes
to
maintain
domestic
supplies
of
beef
through
seasonal
variations
in
prices
charged
by
packers
and
wholesalers
may
charge
in
each
zone.
The
price
of
baby
href
yearling
steer
and
heifer
carcasses
and
sides
ranges
from
18Hc
to
204c
and
cow
and
bull
carcasses
and
sides
from
15(ic
to
17
Retail
maximum
price
will
be
tied
to
packers'
and
wholesalers'
prices.
A
slight
increase
in
retail
price
is
expected
as
a
result
of
the
order.
L,ULdi
firal
UUJ
KfiV
Decorated
Sergeant
Pilot
Stephen
Rob-
crt
Frost,
one
of
six
Cana
"
dian
airmen
who
were
decor-
ated
with
the
Distinguished
service
Medal
at
BuckhtRham
Palace
by
King
George
lust
week,
was
shown
by
dls-
patches
to
have
been
from
f'
Vancouver
but
actually
this
part
of
the
province
may
claim
,
him
as
her
very
own.
in
fact-.
he
is
the
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
tSu.pt
...nil
lrA...p..
vm.1.
.1.
Masset't.
Stephen
1
wcnl
to
6Cn0l
ln
Prince
Ru-
pen
ana
maae
a
nam?
ior
t
himself
as
an
amateur
boxer.
He
has
many
friends
here
who
have
been
Interested
Ho
the
ime
servicehehas
been
g
lying
:
in
the
war.
In-
cldcnUi
y,
he
has
been
pro-
moted
to
commissioner
rank
..
.
,.
.,.
rnv.ji
a
I.
J.
in
tuc
iwjui
vaiiuuma
nil
'
Force
4.
iBIG
PURGE
BY
HITLER
Chancellor
Adolf
Hitler
Throws
Thirteen
llljh-llankinff
Nazis
Into
Prison
ISTANBUL.
May
29:
Chancel-or
Adolf
Hitler,
according
to
reports
received
here,
has
completed
a
ruthless
miree
of
the
Nazi
nartv.
It
was
accomplished
during
his
isit
to
Berlin
last
week-endwhen
he
rushed
unexpectedly
to
the
Reich
capital
from
the
Russian
front
Thirteen
high
Nazi
leaders
have
been
thrown
into
Jail,
it
is
report-
?d.
including
the
recently
dismiss-
ri
Field
Marshall
Walther
Von
Brauchitsch
and
the
former
mln-
ister
of
food.
JAPAN'S
COAL
Northern
Kvushi
is
the
Drinclpal
source
of
Japan's
coal
and
iron,
!;!;
'
nvasion
rromisea
:
!
WEST
POLNT,
N.
Y.,
May
'
:
Invasion
of
the
Euro-
pean
continent
was
promised
.
today
by
by
General
General
George
George
C.
Marshall,
United
States
Army
chtrf
of
staff,
who
told
a
West
Point
graduating
class
that
Amefcn
troor-s
"are
landing
island
and
they
will
land
In
""
1
'
,
PRISONER
A
TrU"'
A
iMcm)ers
cf
the
train
crew
from
H'T
4
"
A
r
aAVaTXi
K
1
1
A
i1"1100!33
we
Injured
as
well
as
several
women
passengers.
A
spe-
Iclal
train
with
dojtors
and
nurses
rim
Vhtfhr4
Wftill
in
Crn,li
fnn.iR.aMf
f
mm
V
1
i
.u.
i
ccntration
Camp
High
in
Mountains
of
Tunisia
James
Schubert,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
C.
Schubert,
formerly
of,
Prince
Rupert
and
now
residing
at
Ashcroft
but
visiting
here
at
present,
is
still
Interned
in
Tu-J
ntsia,
North
Africa,
by
the
French.!
He
is
in
a
concentration
camp,
hlifh
In
the
mountains
of
Tunisia'
where,
in
spite
of
the
near
equa-'
tonal
latitude.
It
is
often
uncom
fortably
cool,
particularly
In
aj
concentration
camp
where
heating'
arrangements
may
be
none
too.
good.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Shubert
have
heard
from
their
son
several
t!me3
mored
force
was
repulsed
today
af-and,
while
he
Is
In
none
too
com-
ter
slipping
around
British
pesi-fortable
a
spot,
they
agree
that
Uns
as
faT
as
Sldl
Rezegh.
fifty
things
might
bea
lot
worse.
;mlles
Inside
the
Britlsn
defence
Jim
feti
toto
the
hands
of
the
system
to
the-Libyan
desert.
At
French
after
a
merchant
ship
on
Sidi
Rezegh
the
Germans
were
which
he
was
radio
operator
was
met
y
a
British
armored
force
and
torpedoed
in
the
Mediterranean,
re
is
heavy
fighting
almost
en-the
crew
heading
for
the
Turn-dan
ely
by
tanks
between
there
and
shore
in
the
lifeboats.
Tna-.
was
AIn
El
Gazala,
the
regloa
of
Brit-In
November
last.
westerly
land
positions.
Recnmln
a
nrisoner
of
war
wr.s
The
Royal
Air
Force
has
swarm-
not
Jim's
first
experience
or
note.
a
year
and
a
half
ago
during
a
big
blitz
at
Liverpool
his
ship
was
bombed
and
he
was
thrown
into
'
the
Mersey
River.
Kenneth,
the
second
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Schubert,
and
also
a
former
Prince
Rupert
boy.
lsi
now
enlisted
with
the
Royal
Can-
adian
Ajr
porce
and
n
van-
couver.
I
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Schubert
are
visit-'
lrg
tneir
son-in-law
and'
daughter,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Alex
Stra-
chan,
1060
Eighth
Avenue
East.
AN
ARTILLERY
LOOK-OUT
Utilizing
an
odd
growth
in
a
weathered
old
tree
during
field
exercises
ln
England,
Lieut.
W.
A.
Martin
of
Red
Deer,
Alta.,
takes
an
observation
post.
He's
an
R.C.A.
officer.
i'KflLLEDIN
,
rnr
,
K,nw
;
vm
One
Section
of
C.
N.
It.
Eastbound
Train
Smashes
Into
Another
.
KAMLOOPS
Mav
-0-
rr,
',
bridee
tnvinr
fr
vcr
Oordon
McKen2iewaj
md
and
fourteen
rsons
,uSiS.
ed
mInor
mJuries
ye5terda
wnen
.,,,
nf
f.J
n
jdian
Natlonal
Ranys
eastbound
train
smashed
Into
the
rear
end
Of
the
first
section
at
AwnTo
110
-
.WM
14
I
I
miles
east
of
here.
The
first
sec-Itlon
had
stopped
for
water
and
the
,
second
section,
coming
along
twenty
minutes
later,
struck
It.
Jured
were
brought
to
hospital
four
hours
after
the
collision.
GERMANS
REPULSED
Far
In
side
British
Libya
Defence
System
(Canadian
Press)
CAIRO,
May
29.
A
German
ar-
ea
mw
tne
oi
wDja
m
uie
greatest
attack
yet
seen
here,
Nine
enemy
planes
have
been
brought
down
and
bombers
have
struck
unmercifully
at
troops
on
ine
B1011110'
41
DECLARE
WAR
SOON
Mexitan
Parliament
Expected
to
Implement
President's
Demand
(
MEXICO,
May
29.
Congress
of
Mexico,
House
and
Senate,
are
expected
to
act
by
next
Tuesday
on
President
Camacho's
demand
for
a
formal
declaration
of
war
against
the
Axis
powers.
That
the
demand
will
be
implemented
by
that
time
by
both
houses
U
expected
Jn
official
quarters.
Camacho
asked
that
a
state
of
war
be
declared
to
have
existed
since
last
Friday
when
the
dead-line
expired
for
Germany
to
give
a
satisfactory
explanation
of
torpedoing
of
Mexican
ships.
"We
tried
to
avoid
violence
but
violence
came
hunting
us,"
declared
the
President
in
his
message.
War
must
be
declared
to
preserve
the
honor
and
clear
the
name
of
Mexico.
The
people
would
have
to
face
sacrifice
and
danger.
HALIBUT
SALES
Summary
American
155,000
pounds,
14.7c
and
13c
to
15c
and
13c.
and
13c
and
15.6c
and
13c.
American
Frigldland.
46,000,
14.7c
and
13c,
Storage.
Martlndale,
55,000,
15c
and
13c,
Atlln.
North,
48,000,
145c
and
13c,
Storage.
Vlv,
8.000,
14.9c,
and
13c,
Pacific
Canadian
Sampo,
9,000,
15.6c
and
13c,
Atlln.
Volga,
8,000,
15.5c
and
13c,
Storage.
,