High
l
a.m.
19.7
ft.
V.
17.2
ft.
8.5
ft.
v.
2
ft.
VANCOUVER,
December
2:
(CP)
Mrs.
Marie
Unifttinrnn
nirfxl
.Ifi
wnR
iw:irpn
tn
1frh
wstprdnv
nftnr-
mvt
'
"
'
'
'
-
...
j
.
noon
when
she
went
to
an
east
end
cabin
occupied
by
Dan
I
...
l
rn
T"l.
l
..
n
.,
-
...
i...
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i
i...i
u
rvUJWan,
iijjuu
uu.
mi:
ictuui
was
uiruicu
ctuuui
im
head
by,
police
said,
a
young
Indian
friend,
apparently
liquor-crazed,
loiter
the
Indian
went
to
a
Mam
street
cabin
ocrupled
by
Mr,
Hawthorn-
inert
he
beat
her
lxteen-year
olo
iTAirrilffnrn
jaah.e:
Dorothy,
and
a
friend.
MVhMKrrt
Mil
E
Klern
Severn
hour
later
ll
V
I
LLllkJULV
Mrs.
Roy
Shepherd.
58.
and
he
11TP
4
rrif
inn
dau&h'.tr
Betty.
23.
were
attacked
n4
hfi
f
br
a
man
with
a
two)
by
four
u.
a
Orandvlew
Pari:
1
They
ntrt
mroute
home
with
friend:
h
m
rioverdale
where
they
had
ben
siting
for
a
few
days
Mn
tfrn
'
Td
Utni
aertoui
con
dition
"i
hospital
with
a
fracturca,
skui.
Hetty
U
suffering
from
scalp
HEARINGS
CONCLUDE
mriWA
iv
2.
CP
Public
W
LA
1
nLK.
WAS
POOR
.More
Kaln
and
Le
Sunshine
Than
Usual
Year's
Comparison
It,
However,
Favorable
There
was
conuderably
lew
sun-
leaird
after
treatment
and
the
lr
rnnce
P"1
nd
more
police
hare
a
guard
around
their
ratnf
all
thU
November.Uttn.the
us-
ual
average
I
or
me
racnui.
tZsm
ih.
nrtiir.
inmnincHi
thi
I
The
Sunhlne
for
November
thU
ht
.rrMtMl
an
Indian.
Oeorsr
yrar
totalled
but
twenty-seven
Wallace
aged
28.
and
charged
htm
hours
as
compared
with
44
hours
In
lth
the
thome
murder
of
Mrs.
Haw-
the
jam?
month
last
year.
In
spite
,of
thl.
the
aggregate
of
sunshine
for
the
year
to
date
Is
still
well
j
ahead
of
1937.
a
figure
of
990.3
hours
comparing
with
929.6
hours
In
the
first
eleven
months
of
1937.
Precipitation
thla
November
totalled
10.56
Inches
In
comparison
...
.
.
a
i
if
I..
-
1011
wun
i.t
incne
in
nuvcimrei
'nd
the
precipitation
for
this
year
tnlfriovernmental
,
.
.
,
K6yal
a.i
Cornm
mmi.
I..,
mw
$Undj
R
of
lion
Now
Set.
Itwlf
to
Work
of
64.01
Inches
against
.-,ii
6154
l54
Inches
Inches
In
In
preparing
Ittport
the
corresponding
pcrijd
last
year
slt'ungs
of
the
royal
commission
on
f
J
(y
JPrc
Dcmtnlon-provlncUl
relations
came
illUld
KJl
UCI
3
to
an
end
yesterday
one
year
and
I
j
t
tia
days
after
the
commission
Canada
If
11631
waited
with
1U
first
hearing
lnl
Winnipeg.
Since
then
It
has
trar-
u
Donf
Fof
tiled
acnl
Canada
and
held
,fn
VMrv300.000
nuhel
tons
in
the
captUl
of
every
prov-l
h,
nt
ln:e
I
Now
the
Commission
has
started
the
arduous
task
of
preparing
IU
WINNIPEG.
December
2
Cana-tenart
which
Is
cxDCcted
to
bc.idlan
Press)
The
first
order
fot
rtady
about
the
middle
of
the
com-J
wheat
from
Indian
In
ten
years
laj
session
of
Parliament.
After
iand
the
second
In
history
has
been
...
i..
...vnri
a
rrtn-'ntaroH
nn
the
Canadian
market
t.(MTIIIlUIl
Ul
"iC
"
ference
of
Dominion
and
provincial
amounting
to
3Q0.0OO
bushels
o!
iwernment
wl
be
called
to
dls-
No.
1
Northern.
Drought
causing
failure
has
necessitated
India
cuss
the
rpnorL
crop
SuDDlementarv
representations!
importing
wheat
this
year,
tre
made
by
New
Brunswick.
British
Columbia,
Prince
Edward
Island
and
Manitoba
In
the
last
group
of
hearings
concluded
Premier
Jrthn
tlrackcn
spoke
briefly
at
the
cloilng
session,
re-
Confirms
Large
Aircraft
Order
rrnng
to
the
vaiuamc
wor
.
CanatU
,on
f
n
Commission
Which
nOW
SCt3
IW"lr
For
...,,.,,
British
nrrrnmenl
Oovernment
To
To
to
the
arduous
task
of
reporting
upon,
Canadian
economic
atiairs
particularly
as
affecting
the
Second
Round
Of
English
Cup
Set
For
December
10
LONDON.
December
2
(Canndlan
from).
The
second
round
of
En-
Commence
Next
Spring
NEW
YORK,
December
2
Press)
Landing
here
yester
day
after
a
trip
to
England,
Paul
F.
Size,
prominent
Montreal
air
craft
manufacturer,
connrmea
me
announcement
that
arrangements
had
been
concluded
for
a
steady
supply
of
fighting
planes
by
Can
ada
to
the
British
government.
Rir.
Sire
said
he
believed
it
would
be
close
to
spring
before
production
commences.
He
did
not
know,
ne
a
hnw
mnnv
manes
wouia
cv-
nuiis
-
cntually
be
Involved
In
the
orders.
ipinim
Fierce
Storm
Off
Columbia
River
Seventeen
Vessels
Held
Up
Last
Night
by
Fury
of
Elements
ASTORIA,
Oregon,
December
(Canadian
-Press)
Seventeen
freighters
were
being
held
up
by
a
WiuT-'
FINAL
BULLETINS
U.S.
BOMHERS
HERE
A
squadron
of
six
United
States
Nary
flying
poats,
on
their
way
from
Seattle
to
the
Alaskan
base
at
Sitka
here
they
will
be
stationed,
arrived
in
Prince
Rupert
Harbor
early
this
afternoon.
They
tied
up
at
Seal
Cove
and
wUl
prpbably
'
resume
their
northward
flight
tomorrow,
GETS
SIX
MONTHS
Ernest
Maynard,
Alaskan
Indian,
was
sentenced
(
to
sis
months'
imprisonment
by
Judge
W.
E.
Fisher
in!
County
Court
this
morning
for
burglary.
He
pleaded
guilty
U
enterinr
the
retidence
of
Iter.
E.
W.
Slater
at
.Metlakatla
and
steaiine
effects
therefrom.
Maynard
was
arrested
at
Hope
and
broutht
back
here.
CHARGED
WITH
BRIBERY
Oconee
Osawa.
Japanese,
of
Queen
Charlotte
City,
charted
with
bribing
a
police
officer,
appeared
before
Judte
W.
E.
Fisher
in
County
Court
today
and
elected
for
jury
trial
He
was
granted
ball
in
the
sum
of
(3000.
NOVEMBER
TIMBER
SCALE
The
November
timber
scale
In
this
district
tolalled
101Jt87
board
feel
including
3,143.13
board
feet
of
hemlock.
tlJ5SS
b-wrd
feet
of
spruce
and
1.217,690
board
feet
of
cedar.
Pole
and
pile
production
In
the
Interior
for
the
month
amounted
to
,15
lineal
feet.
"I
WESTERN
HOPE
WRECK
Itev.
A.
Abraham.
Anglican
missionary
at
Massett.
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Prince
John
last
nUht
from
the
Islands
to
confer
with
Bishop
G.
A.
Klx
and
the
diocesan
executive
follow-Int
the
wTeck
of
the
mission
boat
Western
Hope
on,Ito5o
Spit
a
week.
ago
last
Tuesday"
nlM
in
a
iXmrrfu
-The-hTn
of
the
boat'
Is
a
hopeless
wreck
but
the
enlne
and
fittings
hare
been
removed
to
the
beach
and
may
be
salragcd.
Those
on
board
at
the
time
of
the
wreck
were
.Mr.
Abraham.
.Mr.
and
Sirs.
Jesse
Brld-den.
Bernard
Brldden,
Wilfrid
Smith,
and
Fred
Belli,
engineer.-It
was
only
with
considerable
difficulty
that
they
made
shore
in
heavy
seas
after
the
wreck
but
none
suffered
any
ill
effects
and
were
able
to
save
a
good
many
of
their
belonjings.
EDEN
AND
ROOSEVELT
WASHINGTON-
The
Department
of
State
announced
today
that
Kt.
Hon.
Anthony
Eden
had
asked
for
an
appointment
with
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt.
Eden
is
to
address
the
annual
meeting
of
manufacturers
In
New
York
shortly
and
will
be
In
Washington
on
December
13.
PELTED
JUDGES
WITH
TOMATOES
LONDON
Frank
Harrison,
refused
an
appeal
by
the
Court
of
Appeals,,
stood
up
In
court
today
and
bombarded
Sir
Charles
Clausen
and
Sir
Bayner
Goddard
with
tomatoes
but
missed.
He
was
sentenced
to
six
weeks
imprisonment
for
gross
contempt
of
court.
FRENCHMEN
LOSE
JOBS
PAIUS
Thousands
of
French
workmen
hSTe
lost
their
Jobs
as
a
result
of
Wednesday's
abortive
general
strike.
Private
Industrialists
have
made
wholesale
dismissals
while
rremier
Ed-ouard
Daladier
has
caused
the
discharge
of
strike
leaders.
GRAIN
FROM
FT.
WILL'lAM
FOKT
WILLIAM
Ten
million
bushels
of
grain
was
rushed
out
of
Fort
William
elevators
in
forty
ships
during:
the
first
three
days
of
this
week
prior
to
increased
marine
insurance
rates
going
Into
effect
at
midnight
Wednesday.
Following
the
three
days
of
intensive
activity,
Fort
William
elevators
are
now
quiet.
SHIP
WHEAT
TO
BRITAIN
WASHINGTON
The
Department
of
Agriculture
announces
that
twenty
million
bushels
of
surplus
wheat
Is
to
be
shipped
to
millers
in
Great
Britain
under
the
United
States
export
subsidy.
CONSIDER
REFUGEE
PROBLEM
LONDON
Representatives
of
five
.nations
Great
Britain,
United
Stales,
France,
the
Netherlands
and
Brazil
are
meeting
here
today
to
study
the
task
of
finding
homes
for
harassed
Jewish
refugees
from
Europe,
particularly
Germany.
ALBERTA
TO
DEFAULT
OTTAWAi
Premier
Aberhart
said
that
Alberta
would
not
be
able
to
redeem,
two
Issues
of
bonds
totalling;
$3,309,000
which
mature
early
In
January.
Whites
ye:
xavu
"'
K
v
PRINCE
PKINCE
RUPERT,
KUPEKT.
B.C.,
B.U..
r
FRIDAY,
KlUAY,
UfcUttMtf
DECEMBER
KK
2,
Z,
1938.
1133.
i-kiue;
PRICE;
ft
5
CENTS
cents
Italo-French
Relations
Are
Strained
Crew
Rescued
From
Blazing
Fish
Schooner
Movement
of
Scrap
Metal
From
Nantiiao
f-
'
"nt
to
Ja
Continues
NANAIMO.
Dec.
2:
(CP
D.
E.'
WtUate.
Vancouver
trucx.
driver,
hi"
'n-
"Vf-lned
a
llctiiSe
to
do
so,i
Is
continuing
the
removal
of
five
Contract
For
'Great
Warship
WASHINGTON,
D.C.,
December
I
than
$50,000,000.
35.000.
Its
tonnage
is
Scarlet
Fever
Patient
Loose
Woman
Disappears
From
Edmon
ton
Hotel
After
Her
Ailment
I
Is
Diagnozed
fierce
storm
off
the
mouth
of
the!
.
Columbia
River
last
night.
Four-
..
,
k.ij
i
!..
j
EDMONTON.
December
Tunis
is
Becoming
Sore
Spot
Outburst
in
Italian
Chamber
Taken
as
Marking
Opening
of
Campaign
to
Get
African
Territory
ROME,
December
2:
(CP)
Vinnnio
Gayda,
Fascist
editor,
who
often
reflects
Premier
Lenito
Mussolini's
'
'
m,r
n
,
oir
views,
warned,
France
today
that
Italy
is
"ready
to
march
'diSShSE
-re."
sas
F-T-
??say,,
This
declare
of
four
of
the
Newfoundland,
tion
in
(jiornale
d'ltalia
accentuated
the
strain
in
Italo-schooner
Allan
f.
Rose
have
been
French
relations
since
Wednesday
when
Italian
deputies
rescued
in
the
Atlantic
ucean
on
aemonsiraiea
ior
recognition
oi
Cape
Race
by
an
American
liner.
Italian
interests
In
Tunis,
French
The
schooner
had
taken
fire.
-JUT-
t
Pickets
Boo
But
No
Disturbances
,
North
African
p
roc
tec
to
rate.
.((Foreign
Minister
Georges
Bon-'net
of
France
has
sent
a
formal
r
protest
to
Italy
over
the
antl-'
French
demonstration
In
the
Chamber
of
Deputies
at
Rome.
I
Under
no
pretence,
says
Paris,
preceding
the
conference
the
whole
world
was
tense
and
everyone
was
clinging
to
the
hope
that
a
solution
would
be
found
The
news
!
Battleship
South
Dakota
Will
Be
that
an
agreement
had
been
of
$35,000
Tonnage,
Costing
reached
was
received
everywhere
$50,000,000
jwlth
thanksgiving.
"It
seemed
that
luuiuiuuui
.coo,
,...
ifcfert
courage
and
wD
...u
w
u
u
4
n
.,..
..j
,.;.,,.)
K,,t
three
mree
were
were
nam
ridlnir
before
oeiore
the
tne
e
ele-
e-
a'an
"'""A
mss'ro
as
a
result
of
the
gale.
there
would
be
for
Chamber-J
will
France
allow
Tunisia
or
any
other
such
territory
to
be
wrested
away
from
her.
The
Rome
outburst
Is
taken
in
some
French
quarters
as
marking
the
opening
of
an
Italian
campaign
to
get
Tunisia
from
France.
.United
States
And
Canadian
Opinion
Of
Munich
Appraised
By
Prince
Rupert
Businessman
STJSSiS
SiWiCotenf
J-wlchSb
sra;s
1ulp
!U1
Proi
ls
stm
Very
nlcketed.for,
ten
dan.
In
.tie(.tri.
...
.
jniwi.
niic--SJTO
.nauc
ui
ie
ucai
in
oiaua.
tehjrif
In
prevent
remprarof
the.
metal
on
the
grounds
that
It
being
fhlpped
to
Japan
for
was
war
,Cariboo
district
are
going
modem.
They
are
hauling
sawdust
with
I
which
to
Insulate
their
log
shacks
against
the
winter
cold.
Speakintrat
the
weekly
luncheon
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Rntaw
nllih
vPctfirrTn
v
Pnlnnol
.T
W
W?r1in1lc-
rranarol
werTno
XXo"
manager
of
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
Ltd.,
truck
drivers
had
refused
to
move
reviewed
the
impressions
gamed
during
his
recent
tour
the
scrap.
Cariboo
Indians
Insulate
Shacks
Go
.Modern
by
Using
Sawdust
To
i
Mav
Thir
Iot
Dwellings
Warmer
in
Winter
WILLIAMS
LAKE.
December
2
(Canadian
Press)
Indians
of
the
of
United
Stu
and
spoke
optimistically
of
the
prospects
for
a
pulp
mill
in
Prince
Rupert.
He
said
that
the
topic
I
being
mostly
discussed
was
the
j
European
situation
and
the
Munich
conference.
i
I
Continuing,
Col.
Nlcholls
said:
j
t
"From
recent
developments
it
sUll
is
doubtful
If
we
shall
get
'Peace
in
our
time'
so
I
wiU
try
to
give
you
any
impressions
of
what
people
are
saying
on
this
conUn-ent.
As
I
visited
twenty-one
cities
read
their
local
newspapers
and
talked
with
hundreds
of
people.
I
got
some
idea
of
the
trend
of
Ihought
over
on
their
side.
"
It
was
on
Tuesday
the
eve
of
WORKS
VOTE
IS
HELD
UP
Appropriations
Made
But
Money
Will
Not
Be
Available
This
Session
VICTORIA,
Dec.
2:
(CP)
The
Legislature
yesterday
considered
public
works
estimates
totalling
the
Mulnch
conference,
that
I
left
$2,179570,
standing
over
the
vot-
for
Vancouver
but,
by
the
time
I
arrived
on
Thursday
morning,
Uie
frris's
was
over.
For
a
few
day3
ing
of
funds
until
a
future
session.
The
vote
includes
$15,000
5r
Prince
Rupert,
$23,000
for
Skeehi
and
$45,000
for
Fort
George.
During
the
consideration
of
the
estimates,
H.
G.
Perry,
member
fcr
Fort
George,
advocated
the
votlnj
of
$20,000
to
assist
the
Monkman
Pass
highway
project
out
of
the
Peace
River
Block
but
no
action
was
taken.
let
by
the
Navy
Department
yes-
he
nad
fougnt.best
of
treatment
at
the
hands
of
wfiaay
iui
o
aw.
6.tv
,
bu,
surprise.
Iluc
iev5
a
na.a
voiea
ta
per
:
South
Dakota.
It
(nimrf
.Mrvn'hora
a
crroat
nr,rr.
Cent
Ul
laVOr
OI
JOinmg
Wim
U1C
will
cost
more
.
.
.
....
Reich.
What
real
iustlflcatlon
wa
YCiaj
tagui,
aiiu
a.
otivug
uwy
uii
opinion
that,
notwithstanding
the
there
for
rcat
Britain
going
to
consequence,
Great
Britain
should'"
to
Prevent
tnelr
dolnK
50
have
taken
a
stronger
stand.
I
wW,nvlvln&
the
whole
of
the
Brlti
Empire
In
a
horrible
war
in
which
surprised
as
It
seemed
to
me
to
be
opposed
to
common
sense
so
l'lt
,s
evident
women
and
children
spent
a
lot
of
time
trying
to
find
would
be
the
greatest
sufferers.
I
out
what
.else
Great
Britain
could
jwas
told
a
number
0f
times
that
have
done
which
had
some
basis!
reat
Britain
had
lost
prestlp?
of
logic.
But
I
found
that,
as
usual,
I
from
the
Munich
conference.
IIls-
'at
a
time
.of
acute
crisis,
logic
l3jlry
"
Prove
"
correci
not
a;
factor
In
making
decisions
.
but
surely
It
Is
better
to
sink
one's
I
but
emotion.
The
stock
answer
toiPride
to
save
the
world
from
an
jmy
quesUon
was
that,
unless
Hitler
other
and
worse
catstrophe
than
(was
stopped
now,
he
would
go
on!e
went
through
twenty
years
2
(Cana-
to
worse
objectives.
This
may
be
aCO.
.
It
may
not.
It
seems
'
"
soe
.
"
tonducUng
a
"search
'to
me
that
the
facts
causing
the1
"My
own
belief
Is
that
time
will
hlTsuTf
0
for8ttcn-
Xt
li-lvejhe
problem.
Hitler
is
a
hum,
nave
suuerea
neavy
property
loss
-anint
belne
with
normal
of
r.j
v,i
oft.r
p11
inknthm
hoton
n.
an
a
span
.
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rum
mi
cuiuuiiiuii
uuivi
...v.
.
.
j
..v..
vvf
...
-
Illness
had
been
diagnozed
as
scar-There
were
three
and
a
half
mil-,""-
me
uerman
people
are
aiso
ipt
fever
She
had
been
ordered
to
lion
German
speaking
Austrian.?
human
beings
and
seventy
million
LONDON,
December
2
(Canadian
isolation
hospital
and,
while
trans-.bordering
on
Germany
who
had
people
cam
oe
wrong
au
me
umc.
2rress)
The
price
bf
bar
gold
was
nortatlon
was
being
awaited,
she
been
cut
off
from
their
native
I
cant
Deueve
mat,
me
jewisn
Isteady
yesterday
at
$35
per
.fine
left
the
hotel
and
has
not
Dceniine
at
me
versames
iTcaiy.
Jiney,'u.uwuu.
n.c
n-
bunr.ef.il
seen
since.
apparently,
naan
t
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me
(ionnnnrn
on
rage
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Today's
Weather
ill
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AND
CENTRAL
BltlTISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
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cloudy,
calm;
barometer,
29.40
(falling);
temper-
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43;
sea
smooth.
Crazed
Indian
Runs
Amok
Mussolini's
Mouthniece
Savs
Woman
Dead,
Others
Seriously
Beaten
Up
In
Chapter
Of
Violence
Native
is
Arrested
Today
for
Questioning
as
Suspect-Occurrences
Took
Place
at
Different
Times
Italy
Is
Prepared
To
March
Against
France
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