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acknowledged
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under
the
pres
i
,
l
am
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J
i
MisiiMJii.
uir
-..rd
rx
-
"nt
work
Of
Miss
l
:
RN
lady
superln
remised
or
DEFENDED
Rescue
Party
To
,
fit
has
been
paid
which
'7
has
materially
assisted
In
instruction
of
the
new
build-Payments
to
the
contractors
Assist
Trapper
FOR
WHILE'
Pro
Intc-Wide
Survey
of
Utilities
!
Kill
Be
Pint
Function
of
New
Board
(
VICTORIA.
Feb.
I:
CP
The
first
function
of
the
new
public
.
.
.
utilities
board,
personnel
of
which
u
r,
of
the
president.
O.
nM
niunfd
Df
w
v
:rwed
events
In
con-
Carrothtr,
M
chalrman
and
L
he
construction
of
...
P.4nr(,
r
anA
,
r
building
which
McDonald
M
members.
will
be
to
nder
ray.
A
first
ws,
being
obtained
make
a
province-wide
survey.
It
may
be
a
year
or
more
before
the
:wtn.
Mr
Tinker
commlstlon
seU
EboUt
to
to
Frank
Dlbb.
.but
Uf
of
kU,
-man
of
the
build-
HIS
SHACK
Kabert
Creek
Settler
hsrYed
With
llavinr
literal
Still
But
Defends
llinuetf
Ajilrut
Police
"
tr.i
K
W
Birch,
msnajlnt
.V,J
IT.
,
ar
.
as
that
of
the
0VAfUV1-
CanadUn
Mounted
Police
-
wa
wuekreDlni
vodPS
thfln-
ataff
invtCatlon
Robert
Dunn,
homesteader.
ye
of
t-i
cuncf
lor
the
ho-
OfrdlehrC
MuMc.
.Sr
Er,e
SKU
Sea
t
bay
all
day
-
U4d"rofn
"d
VbSht
here
on
the
J
police
boat
Imperator.
which
had
financial
Report
'
been
despatched
to
Roberta
Creek
.
.
.
when
the
settler
barricaded
hlm-
Jr.Z?
H
n
a
shack
and
threatened
to
-:rman.
F
A.
MacCallum,
of
0,
h,m
Qn
chan;e
IX5&csslon
f
'
;.:'a
irants
from
both
gov
c
'3
tjid
city
through
ehang
an
Ulesal
stUL
Two
officers
crrpt
In
at
a
rear
7
11
7."
n
p.
w"
Dunn
Ulked
to
another
policeman
f.
1".
some
relief
might
u.
be
'
--.g
through
contemplated
4
.
J'
.-.i
of
the
liosoltal
Act
1
Anthmv
I
,ormc
r
r.aa
oeen
a
siigni
aecreasc
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hnmH,1
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l
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.
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n
n
ni
mwr
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t-?TJ
as
against
20.454
Inj
-Ir.g
to
the
flnaJKlal
state-
Mlnule
Laboratory
Tents
In
Tor-
ronUnued
the
report.
'It
onto
Show
Japane?
Articles
irrn
trial
ini
financial
ron
To
i:oniain
ucaair
inin
1
I-
m1AXA
kit
iuamkIi'
I
silng
on
December
31
have,
i
FUd
Provision
for
the
first
TORONTO.
Feb.
1:
(CP)
miscellaneous
disbursements
Arduous
Trip
Being
Faced
By
W6.968.74,
and
to
guarantee
ITT
mnrr-
It
-.III
I
A
iUmrm
il
win
ue
uubcu
i
in.
v
balance
in
the
Building
Fund
.t65.02,
the
repayment
of
bonds
so
ucd
life
"it
Insurance
insurance
policies
poucica
icciea
for
Party
Destined
For
Cabin
21
Miles
Northeast
of
Mission
City
i
MBisfPtVSHssPjilB
1'
S''BHBBsBlBBBaiBljB5
Following
aj
air
raid
rehearsal
.i
Chatham
E:ig.and.
a
demolition
first
aid
squad
is
ihown
above
rarr;
a.g
oat
an
injured"
citizen
after
a
supposed
bomb
had
fallen
on
the
home.
The
next
day
local
air
raid
preeaut
uns
were
given
a
test
when
the
R.
A.
F.
staged
a
mock
raid
on
the
"More
passive
air
defence
area"
which
comprised
200
square
miles
of
the
eastern
approach
to
London
Minister
In
Rough
Ride
At
Meetin?
I
LONDON.
Feb.
1
'CP'--Sir
Klngsley
Wood.
Air
Minister.
h
had
a
rough
time
when
he
at-
j
tempted
to
address
a
meeting
in
Whitehall
last
night
When
he
started
to
justify
the
gov-
ernment's
foreign
policy,
bed-
lam
broke
loose.
Some
started
!
to
dance
the
"Lambeth
Walk"
and
others
commenced
sing-
'
tng
Tipperary."
Then
fists
started
to
fly.
Finally.
Sir
l
Klngsley
began
singing
"Ood
Save
the
King"
and
order
was
,
window
to
effect
the
capture,
whll
'
restored.
Earlier
in
the
day
i
thousands
had
participated
In
demonstrations
in
front
of
the
Houses
of
Parliament
and
later
j
at
Piccadilly.
There
were
j
shouts
of
"We
want
arms
for
4
Spain."
Security
Markets
Have
Firmer
Tone
...
.
r
bjgiti-tii
uu.v.
ueaciion
in
rrmcipai
wemrra
iu
'
3ld
in
connection
with
the
brushes,
after
close
laboratory
In-.
ri.nrriinr
intirr'n
snrrrh
b-..Jdlng,
amounting
to
$476.68,
goettlon.
have
been
proven
to
con-,
curpius
of
1235.08.
A
lew
types
of
brushes
are
Dcing
cnecK-i
.
the
moderate
and
concll-
it
mltr
fn
Itirai
n
4
Urn
ttol
J
KM
'
M
.
.
i
i
-
IVSVUUO
IIG
tlV
up
Ull.
ltal
Bonds
to
the
amount,
S0O
while
He
donations
donations
received
received
fd
$750
ilatory
tone
of
Chancellor
Adolf
Hitler's
speech
on
Monday,
Euro-Ipean
security
markets
had
a
stronger
tone
yesterday.
London
led
the
way
In
buying
with
Paris
TODAY'S
STOCKS
Vancouver
Pactrk
Nickel.
25
ask.
Big
Missouri.
5.
Bralome.
10.S5.
Aztec,
.04
ask.
Cariboo
Quartz,
220
ask.
Dentonla,
.04.
Colconda,
.044.
Mlnto.
.024.
Falrview,
JB4.
NoWe
Five,
.62
14.
Pend
OrelUe,
1.58.
Pioneer,
2.60.
Porter
Idaho.
D2fe.
Premier,
250.
Reeves
McDonald,
26.
Reno.
56.
Relief
Arlington,
.11.
Taylor
Bridge,
.05.
Hedley
Amal.,
.06.
Premier
Border,
J31.
Silbak
Premier.
130
ask.
jfi
Home
Gold.
.od.
'
Grandview.
.05V.
Indian.
Jim.
QuaUino.
.02
fc.
OiU
A.
P.
Con..
.15.
Calmont,
.42
ask.
C.
&
E..
2.10.
MeDougal
Segur,
.13.
Paealta.
.06.
Home
Oil.
2.45.
J
and
Berlin
followins.UiL
nut
not
1
staaacona
so
strong.
New
Yorkan'd
Torontot
Francoeu
Francoeur.
markets
were
also
much
stronger.
TODAY'S
WEATHER
TerraceCloudy,
northeast
wind,
temperature
18.
Alvansh-Cloudy.
calm.
14
mtrrton.
FVh
I:
(CP)
A
s-l
Alice
Arm-Cloudy,
north
wind,-
.
v..l,rjiv
'
21
.
left
here
yesterday
cue
party
per,n,
have
been
taken
trii
-V
.T.L.:lhls
cabin
twenty-four
miles
north-
stewari-iouay.
u
r.
u
inc
n05-
Al
inis
"
t
ur.
5h
serlouslv
In-
wind.
12.
"
not
expected
that
It
will.
"""I"";,
Xt.
U
,
to
trft.
Hazelton-Snowlng.
calm,
0.
toSHuXSr
bosl
-d
fool.
ncje-ry
U.;
verse
country
on
which
snow
is
a;
m
17
ai
1
'HihT
"north
Smlthcrs
Overcast,
calm.
10.
Burns
Lake
Dull,
calm,
2
abovei
Toronto
Beattie.
U2.
Central
Pat..
251.
Gods
Lake.
.23.
Little
Long
Lak,
3.20.
McKenzie
Red
Lake,
1.20.
Pickle
Crow,
5.20.
San
Antonio,
125.
Sherritt
Oordon,
122.
Smelters
Gold,
.02.
McLeod
Cockshutt,
2.70.
Oklend,
.25.
Mosher.
.16.
Maasen
Red
Lake,
.46.
...62.
.18.
Moneta,
1.33.
Bouscadlllac,
.08.
Moneta,
122.
Bosucdalllac,
.08.
Thompson
Cadillac.
.22
tj
Bankfleld.
.27.
East
Malartlc.
2.40.
Preston
E.
Dome,
1.49.
Aldermac,
.45.
Kerr
Addison,
1.89.
UchTaoia";
1.40.
Int.
Nickel.
51.25.
Noranda.
790.
Con.
Smelters,
55.00.
Athona,
.06.
I
i
i
ments
policy
of
appeasement
in
Eurojeau
affairs
had
been
a
success
There
was
no
Internationa!
proWem
whicjcQuld
not
be
solved
by
amicable
rcUicdsson
and
negotiation.
Mr.
Chamberlain
decJam"
The
Premier
admitted,
however,
that
the
time
hid
come
when'
'
Chancellor
Adolf
Hitler
.of
Germany
should
reinforce
his
words
if
rat
wlJi
def
mite
aetlof.
"
Mr.
Chamberlain
expressed
satis
faction
with
the
peaceful
Intensions
of
Premier
Benito
Mussolini
jot
Italy
who
had
signified
his
willingness
to
maintain
the
Mediterranean
status
quo
by
adhering
to
the
Anglo-Italian
accord
with
1
no
territorial
ambitions
in
Spain
Sir
Archibald
Sinclair,
Liberal
Ueadw.
did
'Ike
P
-.,
bertaln's
foreign
polky
but
he
alluded
to
the
Prime
Ministers
I
!
5
LONDON,
Feb.
1:
CP
Plans
for
the
re-establishment
of
Jew-
IpTk
Af
inr.Ao
In
DpHfcri
mufatlO
nil
Within
two
weeks
a
six-man
mission
will
leave
for
there
to
look
into
the
possibilities.
Colonial
Secretary
Malcolm
MacDonald
Three
Treasury
Branches
Being
Opened
Up
Now
EDMONTON,
Feb.
1:
(CP)
Three
new
provincial
treasury
branches
are
being
opened
In
Al-berta,
It
Is
announced.
They
will
be
at
Lethbrldge,
McGrath
and
Raymond.
Hardrock,
1.63.
Barber
Larder,
.10.
Femland,
.104.
Dominion
Bridge,
33.00.
Bulletins
START
CREDIT
BUREAUS
VICTORL
The
provincial
government
is
taking
steps
to
implement
legislation
passed
at
the
last
session
to
'provide
for
the
setting
up
of
credit
unions
in.
British
-
Columbia.
-
The
idea
is
to
make
money
available
for
.legitimate
purposes
at
lower
rates
of
interest.
WINTRY
IN
EAST
TORONTO
Wintry
weather
continues
throughout
the
East
and
blizzard
conditions
appear
to
be
moving
westward.
The
Chicago
storm
has
evidently
PRAIRIE
TOWN
FIRE
DLNS.MORE,
Saskatchewan
Damage
estimated
at
$:0,000
was
done
by
fire
which
destroyed
four
buildings
here
yesterday.
The
fire
started
in
a
INSURGENTS
DRIVE
NORTH
BARCELONA
The
insurgents
reported
today
that
their
troops
were
still
driving
toward
France.
They
have
already
entered
Ger-ona
province,
the
last
uninvaded
province
of
government
controlled
Catalonia.
FORMER
MINISTER
DIES
CI1ILI.IWACK
Hon.
William
Atkinson,
minister
of
agriculture
for
five
years
In
the
Conservative
cabinet
of
the
late
Dr.
S.
F
Tolmie,
died
today
at
the
age
of
seventy.
Turner
Valley
Oil
Production
To
Be
Further
Curtailed
EDMONTON.
Feb.
1:
(CP)
Further
curtailment
of
production
In
the
Turner
Valley
oil
field
was
or
141
Maccy's
Coffee
House
.
i
11:40
a.m.
22.2
ft.
V.$h
5:30
a.m.
7J
ft.
18:21
pm
21
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITIS
II
.COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
"V
Vi
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
FEBRUARY
1,
1939.
PRICE:
5
CENTS
II
'
--A.
-J
nele
Sam
lO
Help
Democracies
j
a
Keen
Hospital
Interest;
Old
Board
Re-Elected
Last
Night
Indicating
a
sustained
and
general
interest
in
hosni-
affairs,
there
was
attendance
of
some
seventy
or
so
l.i
nfnrlit
ut
fho
nnniml
moot
tn
it
nf
PvinnAi
L
rnnAKni
Hnctttral
AconAltlfinn
in
tViA
nit,.
...
tri
VIvllviai
iu2Jivai
iiccuciaiivii
tit
nit
ViUUIICIl
nl
LH.
I
ifuatliLoo
kunci;tiu
tmiiLii
ui
ivvitio
Ull
agenda.
The
various
reports
for
the
year
turned
cn
'
wamuns-
arums
out
ui
..pl'ai
coiwtructlpn.
The
.,
.
nation,
both
as
retards
r
fu
shown
to
be
in
tx-
i.
r.'m
U?
It
HmTi
n
V
a
P
A.
MacCallum
rr
A
resolution,
brought
tx
x
IC
1r
in
win
nn
nntlr
nf
h
mould
have
changed
-
:r'.,re
"f
the
annual
e!e-f
tjt
.on
vai
rejected
by
WILL
NOT
SET
RATES
"VICTIMS"
RESCUED
AFTER
MOCK
AIR
RAID
ms.?9!:Kl
President
Roosevelt
IS
SUCCESS
Appeasement
Working
Out
In
European
Affairs,
Declares
Prime
Minister
Neville
Chamberlain
Gov't
Upheld
Outlines
His
Policy
To
Senate
In
Secret
Intends
to
Aid
in
Fight
Against
Totalitarian
Aggression
liberal
Leader
opposed
t
rorei-n
This
is
in
Line
With
Already
Indicated
Plans
Poliey
But
Pays
Personnel
Tribute
tfl
Premier
And
Umbrella
!
NEW
YORK,
February
1:
(CP)-United
States
sen-.
ators
had
from
Roosevelt
vesterdav
the
assertion
that
London.
Feb.
i:
cpt-in
b's
America
will
help
European
democracies
to
arm
against
peech
in
Parliament
yesterday
totalitarian
aggression.
The
President
was
reported
to
Se8
1252.'
TJSXJSS!:
ha"I
out,ined
h)s
policy
along
these
lines
before
the
Senate
mmiar?'
committee
wnicn
was
sworn
to
lam
declared
that
the
-rorem-
govern
secrecy.
ine
latest
reportea
assertion
oi
the
chief
executive
is
along
the
lines
of
recent
statements
and
actions
in
the
way
of
proffering
active
assistance
to
the
democratic
powers
as
against
the
dictatorships.
J
Both
the
Herald-Tribune
and
the
Times
correspondents
said
the
jPesidenV
nlaced
the
United
States
frontiers
"in
France."
.
EYES
ON
:f
IL
DUCE
International
Spotlight
Now
Turns
to
Italy's
Dictator
His
Utterances
Awaited
ROMS,
Feb.
1:
(CP
The
Inter
national
spotlight
turned
todays
on
leT-cr:Psent
nmbreUa.
asserting
spread
over
.the
Dakotas.Jnto
itajietilasaoHni
oLltaly-Juho
wif
unfit
re
signuiea
-aeeerrcy.
toiera-
tkm
and
quietness"
as
contrasted
to
the
noise
and
blataney
nf
thr
dictators
of
the
totalitarian
states
The
debate
on
foreign
policy
culminated
in
the
Rovemment
be-
Wyoming.
Montana
and
Idaho.
I
expected
to
make
a
nttmber
otJm-i
Thirty-eiht
deaths
are
reported
-
portent
pronouncements
In
conntc-between
Illinois
and
Maine.
In
.
tion
with
the
observance
of
the
aixi
.Montreal
four
thousand
men
teenth
anniversary
of
the
founding
have
been
nut
to
work
shovelling
lof
the
Fascist
militia.
Hewever.'h;
snow.
There
has
been
eisht
in-
refrained
from
speaking
on
this
oc-
.Ing
upheld
on
a
division
of
258
to
ch
of
snow
at
Halifax
and
Icasien.
T
1
M4n,.M.
.
-
1
.
.
.
....
uiuuuu
01
auJuui
11
motor
traffic
in
the
Maritimes
11
uuce,
in
ms
cnaractenstie
ment-
Is
at
a
standstiiL
At
Lunenberc
'manner,
reviewed
a
parade
of
i
a
firrr
rale
irrnt
rinriK
anil
I
twentv
thousand
Black
Shirt
troons'
Xi
n
1.1
gear
overboard
from
fishing
ves-
,New
oaskatcnewan
j
Forest
Reserve
1
REGINA.
Feb.
1:-
'CP
Establishment
of
a
new
forest
reserve
.In
Northern
Saskatchewan
Is
Jewish
Home
In
j
British
Guiana
Possibility
of
Colonizing
Refugees
There
Is
Being
Considered
B1SI10P
RESIGNS
asm.
LONDON
Sir
Arthur
Win-
ry
Ct
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nington
-
Ingram,
lor
thirty-
Dem?
Uiarted
eiht
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BHhP
of
London
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H.ln.li.n
(...
inz
accepted
by
the
King.
lie
is
4not
resijrninjr
because
of
ill
health,
the
distinguished
cleric
says,
but
because
he
feels
it
is
"only
fair
for
an
old
man
to
make
way
for
a
younger
man."
Eighty-one
years
old,
he
plans
a
world
tour.
as
iney
passea
we
monument
01
the
Unknown
Soldier.
There
wre,
the
usual
scenes
of
mass
enthusl-
Ywterday
telegrams
passed
between
Premier
Mussolini
and
Chancellor
Adolf
Hitler
of
Germany
reaffirming
Italo-German
friendship.
More
Motors
Are
On
Alberta
Roads
Number
of
Vehicles
Licenced
Shows
Considerable
Increase
EDMONTON.
Feb.
1:
(CP)
There
has
been
a
large
Increase
In
the
number
or
motor
vehicles
licenced
in
Alberta.
At
the
end
of
1938
the
total
was
105,000
In
comparison
with
98,000
at
the
end
of
1937.
Weather
Forecast
General
Synopsis
A
disturb
ance
is
approaching
the
Queen
j
Charlotte
Islands
and
the
weather
I
has
been
fair
over
British
Colum-jbia
but
decidedly
cold
in
the
In-'
terior.
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Char-
'
lotte
Islands
East
to
southeast
I
winds,
becoming
strong
at
night,
with
some
snow
and
sleet.
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island
Partly
cloudy,
cool,
fresh
to
strong
south
winds
at
night,
BAR
GOLD
LONDON.
Feb.
1:
(CD
Th9
price
of
bar
gold
was
down
lc
at
$34.99
on
the
London
metal
market
yesterday.
,
'
WINNIPEG
WHEAT
WINNIPEG,
Feb.
1:
(CP)
Wln-
dercd.
yesterday
by
the
Alberta
nipeg
wheat
futures
were
off
lc
j
petroleum
control
board.
.
yesterday,
May
closing
at
62?ec