i
W
Kosevelt
10
ANIMALS
;
i4
Message
Japan
i
i'n
nltrnilr
rrrsiir
Extension
rr.xiens.on
V
t
ni
.i..
"
....
.
.,
i
in
roaro
r
an
Williams
of
University
of
I
British
ColombU
WASHINGTON.
DC.
April
I
I
20.
It
is
renorted
In
author!-
'
history
of
Amrrlcan
tatlve
quarters
that
President
far
back
as
an
etl-
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
is
plan-
-
tr,
uon
years
long
be-'
nlng
the
sending
to
Japan
of
ri
'-
'.re
of
roan
on
these,
a
message
proposing
peace
p-
if
M.
Y.
Williams.
along
line
similar
to
those
r
dmirtment
of
Efolocv
which
were
dispatched
last
tha
tfnlr.ll
v
4'
-pplr
in
nutminv
inH
Ttalv
f
xbia.
gave
an
inter-
,-r-
v
extension
lecture
r'.ng
in
Booth
Mem-
E.hool
auditorium
last
subject
"American
r
i.tid
Present
"
The
r
t,"dr
the
Joint
aus-r
:iro
Rupert
Parent
A
istlon
and
the
Wo-
mmals.
Prof.
Wtl-
hud
a
long
history
:
i
a
large
number
of
Af-iran
mammal
of
-kr-
aald.
were
not
i
an
their
protenl-
-r.r
-o
this
continent
i:t:g
the
lee
age.
n
ihls.
was
tUmllar
a;
man
on
this
'
Williams
raid.
d
o
nave
come"
by
-
Bfi.ng
Sea
brktee.,
;
vr
the
Iwb
American
Tlvis,
of
coutse.
had
A-,
f
years
before
the.
Mrt
first
crowed
the
f
.
lowed
later
imbus
in
1492.
by
.ams
told
of
excavations
nr
animals
In
the
Cy-:
f
Alberta
In
which
he
1
engaged.
Wyoming
and
in
.he
United
States
had
valuable
fossil
spccl-t
rm
of
mammals
long
Interestlnt
Pictures
c
"ivr
nnrtion
or
rroi.
wu-
-
-
-
r
...
Il1...t,nln1
nAiU
'depleting
the
various
forms
i
-l
life
on
this
continent
i
h
th
nj
tnfAe
Deina
2
variety
and
of
much
Inter
r
'blvsrcs
and
the
carnivores.
1
lilnlln.J
IUk.
Kilano
ni
mr-
was
referred
to
on
sev
artst
it
i
t
iJ-.v.iuics
Ul
MIC
ttiiuua-.
cfl
now
inhabited
the
land
and
,0'
America
and
British
Col-
1
motion
of
Arthur-Sutton,
a
thanks
was
tendered
Prof.
sr.
Hub.
Mrs.
R.
M.
.
Heveloproent
t
Sitka
and
Kodiak
nt
of
the
Parent
"
;
a':
n
was
in
the
c
'."
a
good
attend-
AIR
BASES
ON
PACIFIC
frmidrd
for
on
Hill
at
Waihlntton
WASHINGTON,
D.
C,
April
20
Air
base
development
along
the
Atlantic
coast
and
up
the
Pacific
as
far
as
SUka
and
Wrangell
in
Al-aika
is
provided
for
in
an
aporo-prtatlon
bill
now
before
Congress.
No
provision
Is
made
for
the
highly
contentious
base
at
Guam.
bali7games
'
WASHED
OUT
Ibntnn
Hfen
Score
Cloe
Victory
Over
rhlllin
In
Only
.Match
lenterday
BOSTON.
April
20:
CP
Again
P;if
Wttiums
"yptlMday
rain
washed
out
almou
i
-v
of
animals
wttn
th
,K.
entire
schedule
,hi
in
In
th
the
Majo
Maior
in
from
research
with
rocks
had
en-
Tugues
of
baseball.
Only
one
In
4Y,1
llulnii
v.
rougnly
esUniAU
and
tne
phim
swung
Into
bomc
radium
aftlon
for
lhe
nrst
Ume
this
sea-
Canada
were
eti-
,n
ffauonai
League
at
-
.
r
a
billion
years
old
the
Bees
winning
by
the
a
thetr
ag
was
estl-
ck)se
marBjn
0f
seven
to
six.
Six
a
billion
years.
Re-
of
tric
ciubs
in
the
American
i
mal
life
and
plant
League
and
one
in
the
National
id
embedded
In
rocks
navc
not
befn
able
to
get
In
a
"
game
as
yet
owing,
to
the
wct(
:
said
it
was
not
his
wcather
which
has
been
prevall-dtal
with
life
of
the
lnR
generally
so
far
this
week.
rnptUlan
or
dinosaur
-j-ne
league
standings:
WDuid
deal
with
mam-
V
bringing
forth
their;
Art
Treasures
:r
equipped
with
brain
species
even
man
be
Reported
LOSt
In
Sunken
bhip
LE
HAVRE.
April
20
-
Valuable
art
treasures,
which
were
to
be
transported
to
the
United
States.
I
are
reported
to
have
been
destroyed
(by
the
fire
and
sinking
of
the
sabotaged
French
liner
Paris.
Weather
Forecast
rtf.nrni
Rvnonsis
Pressure
re-
main.
hlch
on
the
northern
Brl-,
and
fairly
mod-
Columbia
betwecntlsh
.6-
old
conflict
eraie
ana
warm
cmw
;
throughout
this
province.
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Light
northwest
.
niniii
inir
nna
DecoiiuiiK
w.v..
asions,
Tne
cannvmcs.
-
i
.
.
,
.
r
t
v.niini
vrr
island'
'
rame
times
people
mignt
re-
--
....
and
cruel,
had
their
place
in
P'-'jOd
upon
the
herbivore
ac-
-
uc
laikvi
iiwu
ut""
on
the-
life
and
habits
of
ai
suit-ill,
ttiiu
iiijvtv
r
riVfn,
Startlnir
witK
the
anl-
ware
ware
exunci,
exiinci.
rroi
noi
wu
winiotn
a
musical
nrogram
in
cluded
vocal
solos,
"The
Year's
at
the
Spring"
and
"Hark,
HarK,
me
Lark,"
by
Mrs.
R.
G.
Urge,
accomr
panled
by
Mrs.
WX..
Stamford,
and
nlnnn
duets
bv
Mrs.
E.
J.
miui
uiu'"-j
w
...
,
,
..
..
.
.
.
nr
t
t.
,
M
w.
rm
i
np
mi-ir
1.4
lite
vile
BUUJCiV
Alikl,
mjj
...
U
tf)
.
...
.
.
1
,
n
.
,
r.
-
ll.a
irlnrr
MTS
cd
with
"God
Save
the
King,''
Mrs.
C.
H.
Elkins
accompanying
at
the
At
the
opening
oi
me
mtc
there
was
a
brief
Parent
Teachers'
Association
business
session.
Vancouver
Big
Misset.rfc.lS.-
-
'
Bratorne,
10.15.
Cariboo
Quartz.
Dentonta,
Mk-Falrvtew,
,03.
Gold
BelC
-48.
Hedley
Mascot.
2.10.
1.14.
Mlnto,
m.
Noble
Five.
J014-Paclfl?
NKkel.
.11.
Pend
Orleile.
1.34.
Plonetr.
2J6.
Privateer..
1.10.
Premier.
189.
Reeve
McDonald.
.21
Reoo.
J4.
Salmon
Odd,
.10.
Relief
Arlington.
.10.
Reward,
W.
Sheep
Creek,
1.03.
Cariboo
Hudson,
.25.
Hedley
Amalg..
.04.
Oils
A.
P.
Con,
.14U.
Calmont,'
43.
C.
At
12.05.
FrteholtT,
.03,.
Home.
2.20.
Pacalta.
.05.
Royal
Canadian,
expected
to
do
so.
Fifty
Years
Old
!
...oaBK'-'aBBBBBBBBBk.
ft
,
VJi
f
i
ADOlr
IkTLER
BERLIN.
Api.:
2
Oreat
celebrations
of
a
national
holiday
throughout
Germany
marked
the
fiftieth
birthday
today
of
Chancellor
Adoll
Hitler.
There
w.
a
hute
review
o!
Www
in
B?r.ln
with
a
foor-he-T
orr-Htr
The
Oreat
War
corporal
who
became
the
amgmenso-
"f
he
Reich."
paraded
a
erow-sectlon
of
Germany
.
armed
might
before
distinguished
foreign
guasts
attending
the
birthday
celebration.
It
was
the
greatest
military
review
ever
wltiwsscd
In
Bedtn.
TODAY'S
STOCKS
.nvi-
Okalta.
1.03.
Mercury,
.06
V4.
Prairie
Royalties.
.19.
Toronto
Aldermac
30.
Bcattle.
1.08.
Central
Patricia.
2.17.
Con.
Smeltcff,
45-50-.
East
Maairuc,
Fernland.
.03.
Francocur,
.15.
Gods
Lake,
.25.
Hardrock,
1.06.
Inter'l
Nickel,
46i0.
Kerr
Addison.
1.57.
Uttle
Long
Lac,
2.70.
MacLeod
Cockshutt.
1.90.
Madsen
Red
Lake,
.31.
McKenilc
Red
Lake4.,1.14.,
Moneta,
.98.
Noranda,
74.25.
Pickle
Crow.
4.80.
Preston
E.
Dome,
U0.
San
Antonio.
1.42.
Shcrrltt
Oordon,
.94.
Stadacona.
.48.
Uchl
Gold,
1.20.
Bouscadlllac,
.05.
Mosher,
.13.
Oklend,
.08.
Smelters
Oold.
.02.
Dominion
Bridge.
25.25,
l
Contest
For
I
By-Election
I
VANCOUVER,
April
20:
CP
Three
Three
candidates
candidates
have
nave
bsen
u?en
C.CJF.
candidate.
The
election
takes
place
May
1.
&
RATES
ARE
;
INCREASED
Greater
Cost
of
Express
SVpm-.n
TroTs
Seattle
May
NotHonever,
Be
Permanent
I
SEATTLE.
AorU
20.
Loea!
fish
fhinotnz
Inter
rsU
were
alSvlscd
yes
terday
by
the
InUrsut-tJpomsnerc
or.
I
f
T
omorrow
s
ides
141
Capitol
TAXI
1:55
ajn.
21.8
It.
14:35
pjn..
".7
ft.
,0
8:32
9'
'
ft.
Maccy's
Coffee
House
Mi
20:28
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
w
"
111
iA
'
A
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
APRIL
20,
1939.
PRICE:
i
CENTS
alifax
SI
I
S
(IK
Has
Submarine
Mystery
i
tJ
GYR0S
HEAR
Undersea
Craft
Seen
,
Three
Are
i
In
A
DAT
IT
PAIR
.
..
I.
ALIVUX
1
.T1.1JL.
Al
Small
Gives
Breezy
Talk
to
Service
Clnb
Impressed
by
Car-dens
and
Settings
The
eardens.
illumination
and
gencrai
general
Mttlngs
settings
of
of
the
the
Golden
Golden
Gate
Gate
Small
said.
When
he
was
such
flowers
as
tulips,
hyacinthes
and
daffodils
were
in
the
height
of
their
bloom.
There
were
new
and
novel
colors
Including
the
purple
and
gold
of
the
exposition
Shrubbery
and
trees
were
also
described
and
reference
made
to
tK
nHan-tic
preparations
which
had
been
trade
over
a
oerlod
of
several
years
for
the
gardens.
Tremendous
tasks
had
been
involved
In
the
removal
of
the
salt
from
the
sand
of
Treasure
Island
and
the
bringing
in
of
new
ground.
The
Illumination
of
the
great
lair
balWines
by
nteht
made
of
the
place
a
veritable
fairyland
in
col-
IComw
Gaston
that
whlUoo
move
Mr.
SmaU
described
.in.
some
de-'
has
yet
been
made
to
-reftore
the
tail
the
fair
buildings
and
the
gen-
.
rttea
ogy
PWSt&S&SXQr
era!
jeUap
iSettQt
to
the
Fist.
Itrromne
an
Anion
e
tne
exnlWts
visited
by
Mr.
Inert
-e
of
42-10e
per
roUnd.
may
small
had.
of
course,
been
that
not
necessarily
be
permanent.
CHANGE
IN
1
MINISTRY
!lHe
Burjin
To
Head
New
Bri-
tUh
Supply
Department
Will
'
Be
New
Transport
Minister
LONDON.
April
20:
I
Minister
Neville
Chamberlain
an-
Old
Country
Soccer
English
League
First
Division
.,
Leeds
2,
Huddersfield
1,
Portsmouth
2,
Grimsby
Town
1.
Entlish
Leaeue
Second
Division
West
Bromwlch
Albion
0,
Swan
sea
Town
0.
Third
Division
Southern
Section
Aldershot
1.
Port
Vale
0.
Southend
United
0,
Ipswich
Town
0.
Scottish
Leaeue
Second
Division
Leigh
1,
St.
Bernards
1.
MAY
STILL
C.ET
JOB
from
British
Columbia
which
he
found
to
be
the
only
official
one
from
Canada.
There
he
had
seen
Constable
Terry
siewan
oi
uih,
city
who
told
him
of
many
Inter
e&uns
inclcents
inciuaing
inai
ui
,
a
lady
visitor
who
had
marvelled
at
how
they
had
been
able
to
"dig
i
halibut
and
salmon
out
of
the
icej
whieh
she
thought
there
must
bet
at
Prince
Rupert
when
she
learned
t
'
this
Dlace
was
near
Alaska.
i
Thor.
tt-prs
manv
thlriZS
In
Call-
i
CP
i
Prime
L
.
,
to
Interest
travellers
in
that
state
NOTICE
OF
VACATING
tiK
Klack
Advised
That
Her
Is
Not
Needed
But
Utile
Other
Sign
of
Moving
Tn
fivp
vpar
lease
nf
the
Dom
inion
government
on
the
present
Post
Office
building
expires
at
the
end
of
this
month
and
Mrs.
Peter
Black,
the
owner,
has
been
officially
notified
that
It
will
not
be
renewed.
Notice
of
intention
to
vacate
by
that
time
has
been
glv-
ni.,uvT
.
ii
n.
inn
p..
n
iimrpver.
there
IS
no
lnaicauon
ILEiLAliYAl.
nVi
Li
-w.
J
'
jw-.-
-
...
I
'
.
.....
'
I
1
I...
1J
n.
.,'1
1
1
...c-.r-
iiitc
k.,
Ih.
k.mI
nf
hor
tpnehprs:'
that
tne
new
leuciui
uuuum6
...
L,ND
or
iiisirtu
;
XnA
Kv
tnen
Kn
mnv-
has
women
snouia
nas
oeerr
orocrca
i.um
"
-
tnat
Pvie
says
.new
coae
)..
....j,.,
.v,
eaijrAtri.THAn,lnir.
Indeed
sime
of
the
fittings
QUI.
uii
.
Board.
Jand
furniture
has
not
yet
arrived.
in
.anaaian
Identity
Is
VATICAN
CITY.
April
20:
CP
Pope
Pius
today
asked
.
fnr
n
rrurade
of
DraVSX
:nouncea
in
me
uouse
oi
Prince
Rupert.1
""iTom
such
a
place
as
ytar
peacs
guarantee
.
today
a
new
ministry
of
supply
to
SmaU
He
had
marTeUed-
1
1
..i..ii.wi
,
n
n.n.il
I
,
ths
man.
UC
CSWiUii-M.vU
t..v
......
ufacturc
of
arms.
Minister
.Transport
leslie
Burgln
is
ap-I
pointed
to
head
the
new
ministry
iThe
new
minister
of
transport
ts
not
as
vet
named.
A
bill
will
dc
Introduced
soon
to
establish
the
j
ministry.
The
new
department
will
have
!
three
functions
to
expedite
munitions
supply,
to
administer
certain
urtnres
for
the
war
office
and
to
find
and
store
reserves
of
essential
i
metals
and
raw
materials
for
war
time
use.
Sir
John
Anderson.
Lord
Privy
Seal,
has
turned
down
a
suggestion
from
local
authorities
for
Uie.
construction
of
deep
under-ernund
air
raid
shelters.
This
means
the
distribution
of
steel
'huts
for
erection
in
backyards
will
be
expedited.
on
the
coast
route.
Mr.
Small
while
away,
went
as
far
as
Mexico.
He
told
of
the
antl-j
O.ibiMI
"
"
I-"
"
.
In
that
republic.
j
Guests
at
yesterdays
oyro
mn-fhAnn
at
which
President
W.
M.l
Watts
occupied
the
chair,
were
Dr.
C.
A.
Armstrong
of
Port
Simpson,
C.
H.
Orme
of
Victoria
and
Frans
J.
Skinner.
Tt
was
decided
to
change
the
date
of
the
ladles'
night
a
dinner
and
bridge
party
from
Wednesday
to
Saturday
of
next
weeic
A
letter
of
condolence
was
ora
ered
sent
to
the
widow
of
the
late
J.
Lome
MacLaren
who
was
a
charter
member
of
the
club
and
Its
first
treasurer.
Local
Soldiers
To
Guard
King
Does
Not
See
Where
Ten
Year
Tcace
Guarantee
Is
Possible
Rejects
Conference
Idea
ROME,
April
20:
CD
Premier
Benito
Mussolini,
answering
the
appeal
by
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
of
the
United
stair-,
in
himself
and
Chancellor
Adolf
Hitler
for
non-argression
pieties,
aeciarea
ui
cn
was
im
without
vithout
consid
consideration
of
pcssib,e
possible
IV3-)1UIC
itlivut
V
--
'-
444
.
UU.M
--
,
...
...
'.'at
the
six
great
bridges
which
were
j
tne
vast
errors
of
seo;raphy
of
pmssed
oe
as
nn
one
Hrnve
drove
to
to
California
California
.
kl.t,
t...
he
contended,
mnAA
riirnrv
Europe
m
was
which,
a
victim.
Mussolini
inferentially
rejected
an
expansive
conference
of
nations
but
declared
that,
nevertheless,
the
Rome-Berlin
axis
stood
for
peace
and
inral
102nd
Battery,
the
party
con
slktine
possibly
of
some
Illty
men.
will
be
leaving
Prince
Rupert
to
wards
the
end
of
May
for
Esquimau
for
their
usual
summer
camp.
The
nartv
will
be
away
for
two
weeks
and
the
trip
will
coincide
with
the
visit
to
Victoria
or
me
lung
ana
Queen.
The
local
men
will
take
nart
in
the
guards
to
be
arranged
for
Their
Majesties.
Bette
Davis
Is
Sun
Struck
Screen
Star
Will
Have
to
Spend
Several
Days
in
Bed
as
a
Result
HOLLYWOOD,
April
20.
Screen
star
Bette
Davis
will
have
to
remain
in
bed
for
several
days
suffer
ing
from
the
effects
of
over-exposure
when
endeavouring
to
obtain
a
coat
of
suntan.
naroor;
Unknown
-
.
.
.
.
,,
,
4
nominated
for
the
Vancouver
international
Exposition
at
San
,
Department
j
of
National
a.
,
Defence
IS
Making
a
lnorough
;entre
vacancy
in
the
Legls-
Francisco
proved
the
most
Intrigu-
Investigation
of
Report
of
Pilot
and
British
ature
taused
by
the.
death
of
,ng
feature
of
the
great
fair
to
A.
Freighter
the
late
Aid.
Fred'Crone.
Two
c.
Small
of
this
city.
He
so
Inform-
1
the
candidates
are
alder-
ed
the
Prince
Rupert
Oyro
Club
Anril
90-
iTP
.TTtmn;t
'ihVnnpf
i;
he-
fiTT
OTTAWA,
VJ
A
April
U.
(LF)
Utmost
Ullgance
IS
De-
mfn-Halford
Wilson,
Conser-
yesterday
in
giving
a
breery
lunch-
Rtive
and
h.
l.
crey.
the
eon
talk
descriptive
of
his
recent
ne
exercised
to
establish
whether
a
submarine
was.
really
Liberal
standardbeafer.
Mrs.
Stuart
Jamlc'on.
former
Burn-
trin
in
raiifnmto
-
-ifcrTif
oA
irrHniifnv
Harhnr
vpsterdav.
Hon.
Ian
Mackenzie.
The
gardens
were,
indeed,
a
won-
lllltll.?
minister
l
1
of
JX.
J1C4
national
hlUllUi
defence,
UVSVilVWJ
said.
fcJMAUC
Patrols
have
.
t
w
been
es-
aby
Juvenile
court
Judge,
is
the
derful
and
colorful
spectacle,
Mr
Mr'
tablished
but
so
far
the
Department
of
Defence
has
ceived
no
confirmation
of
.
a
report
by
Captain
William
Latter,
-
t
a
n
nilnt
pilot,
th
tnat
on
an
nnHorcoa
undersea
Pope
Proposes
I
Prayer
Month
I
a
craft
had
entered
the
harbor.
Captain
Mackenzie
gave
no
de-taTs
of
the
patrol
but
said
that
the
destroyers
Skeena
and
Saguenay
were
at
Halifax
and
could
bemused.
Captain
Latter
told
naval
officers
at
Halifax
that
he
saw
a
partly
submerged
craft
with
lights
showing
enter
the
harbor
early
yester
day.
He
added
that
the
freighter
Cornerbrook
had
also
reported.see-
.
ikMiuW
th
tcnrlH
Hnrlner
inZ
the"
Craft.
May
on
behlf
of
-greatly
Commander
H.
E.
Reid
R.ON,
lened-tor
Christian
pea:e
commanding
officer
of
the
naval.
amttig
all
nations
and
people."
dockyard
at
Halifax.
Issued
a
state-
.
'
ment
asking
crews
of
all
'
ships
.
.
.
'
which
entered
Halifax
harbor
TuSs-
11
DUCE
SAYS
"NO
I;
tery
5c.
Halibut
Sales
Summary
American
40.000
pounds.
7c
and
Canadian
69.900
pounds,
63c
and
5c
to
6.7c
and
5c.
American
Harding.
21,000:
Visit.
5,000,
and
Teddy
J..
14,000.
Cold
Storage,
7c
and
5c.
Canadian
Helen
II,
14500,
and
Edward
Lip-
sett.
11.000.
Atlin,
6.7c
and
5.
Kyrelle,
12,000.
Pacific,
6.3c
and
5c.
'
D.S.T..
5,400,
Pacific,
6.6c
and
5c.
Clipper
II,
17.000,
and
Flnella,
10,000,
Cold
Storage,
6,7c
and
5c
'
TODAY'S
WEATHER
Prince
Rupert
Overcast,
high
ceillne.
northerly
wind,
three
miles
,per
hour;
barometer,
30.32
(rising);
sea
smooth.
Triple
Island
Cloudy,;
northerly
wind,
ten
miles
per
hour;
light
chop.
T-anirara
island
Scattered
Annual
Training
Trip
of
M-terjS:
of
Battery
Will
Coincide
With
Visit
of
Their
Majesties
a
fu-
Point
o.,,.
Overcast,
1
Dead
Tree
The
most
of
the
strength
of
the
northeast
wi
barometer.
30.25;
temperature.
42;
sea
smooth.
Bull
Harbor
Foggy,
calm;
barometer.
30.24;
temperature,
44;
light
swell
Alert
Bay
Overcast
with
drifting
fog
banks,
northwest
wind,
two
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
3058;
temperature.
39;
sea
smooth.
Estevan
Clear,
northwest
wind,
four
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
30.12.
Victoria
Clear,
calm;
barometer
30.12.
Vancouver
Clear,
calm;
barometer.
30.14.
Prince
George
Clear,
calm;
barometer,
30.10.
KITCHEN
GADGETS
FAIR
PARIS,
April
20:
(CP)
Half
a
million
(more
or
less
work
savers,
spot
chasers,
automatic
shoe-pol-
lshers.
potato
peelers,
including
all
the
latest
electrical
appliances
were
shown
at
a
"Household
Arts
Exposition'
here
5
y
ttiiTl
m
is-