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Has Only Been Delayed,

Premier-Elect Asserts

   
  

 

Situation and Endorse Payment Formula—Dis-

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IS. Dee. 16: (Canadian Press)—Camille Chau
no is endeavoring to form a new government fol-

the resignation o! Premier Herriot’s cabinet, told

roa
ociated Press today that he believed France will}
ar debt installment of $20,000,000 to the United}

States and that peviment has merely heen delayed. He said

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Obligations Due to United

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ie : , A proposer The home of Mr. and Mrs. J. E
WAMINGTON, D.C., Dec. 16 ‘ : ’ vas within | J wck. Fraser Street, was the scene
Six Furopean nations made war ' Harrison, Demo-| 4: 9 o'clock Jast night of dhe quiet)
iebt payments totalling $98,700, (cF*t,  Mississij ith. We 8M | put “interesting iirriage.ceremony
m to the United States yester " Senat ‘tlof two well known and popular lo- |
thy. A total of $124,000,000 was ave ar cal young folk in the persons of |
v e It seem best to/Miss Leila Mabel McIntyre RN.,|

] ations honoring their ob ' daughter vi Mr. and Mrs. J;
on the due date were R. McIntyre of Smithers, and may
BRirtain Italy, Crecho +e+e¢+444440 4 4 mmons, son of Mr. and Mrs wil-|

s Latvia, Lithuania and @\iiam Commons of Fernie ana ac-
Finland HERRIOT REFUSES TO + intant in the local branch of the |
France, Greeee, Hangar Bs ACCEPT COMMISSION @/ oval Bank of Canada. Only rela-
and Belgium failed to ro FORM NEW CABINET ives and a few imate friends of

ma myment and were classed he contracting. couple attended the

» defaullers

BEER | BILL | state? Lauder ao Se

| Committee

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IS PASSED

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Refers New Measure
to House of Representatives

For Consideration

WASHINGTON, D.C., Dee, 16:-- |
The ways and means committee
yesterday passed upon a beer bill
for the consideration of the |
House of Representatives. The
measure was due to be introduced
today but will probably not be |
discussed or acted upon before to
morrow or, possibly, next week |

The proposed bill provides a
federal tax of S85 per barrel on
beer and leaves the means of sale
to individual states.

 

 

LAST EVE

Miss Mabel McIntyre R.N. Becomes
bride of Ray Commons at Quict
But Interesting Ceremony i

y which was

mon} performed by}
Cc. & Clarke

There is still hope that France : : Her R re : pastor of First
nitead Ghuren
yet pay | | The couple were unattended and; Have ye no’ heard o' t i n, man?” asked Sir Harry Lau-
i the bride wor 1 brown travelling} der. whet Lu pressin is kilt in the room of a Los
ACTOR IN ess with hat and footwear to) Angejes hotel. Sir Harry seldom wears “breeks” because he, says
iateh She carried a bouquet of} 1 MacLennan tartan
Ca whelia r

TROUBLE

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in Donalde May Have to Geo to } ‘ tupe i
jail or May Be Deported to aki hate ok, Yetuie. IRREGULA R CONVICTED
Roumania ) nme Fernie, They | 4
' A retul hi ake up
WOOD, Dec. It ib Ir nee
Louk The happy couple will the} early Strength Turned to Weakness N. G. Robinson Found Guilty in
picture eart congratulation ind best In Trading at New York Seattle on Statutory Charge
lor f P wishes of many friends In the: cll Yesterday Against Young Girl
‘ rhe t ie, W i i
h a $500 Smithers girl, graduated a year or KW YORK i N EATTLE, Dec. 16:—N. G. Robin
native la {} fron Prince Rupert Gen Vor. ethos jn eal who was elected a state repre
of falsil sl Hospita training how for) rel f tl DE i t ve ist monti despite the
nd iegall ‘ nure rhe groom, who has been arly trad ry } tact t he was it ill on election
oes sccountant in the Royal Bank here] ,_ voakne ' . wo mvicted yesterday on a
sith layi leo oo 000000 @ @ for the last couple of years and = | becam ; me thee clos stutory charge against. a youns
jalso prominent h ithlet ircles i. a ao frit ie e we . ed by the
nst him by his v lha also beer tationed at various; off hn ‘ on ! judge
Paylor f | DROP ‘aaa rr point busin Ave
H. Malkin Co. I ‘Bl ’ ee tr ry
far rs TRACKING
ee!" WHEAT MINISTER ACK!
‘ few aay vi . jr ; | "
local branc! New All-Time Lows Ree orded, at 1S NAMED MU p ‘
innipeg Today With Some
z ¢¢ aww 2 2 2 © i rs Saseein Before Close ye on ACTIVITY aoe
; Mae s s No > .
* AMY JOHNSON DUE IN | ade ' Canadian PROT we seat meeielnthes " FOR IST ANDS "yor dhaves'de Wathen SU
: LONDON TOMOKRON +| ny ,- a ikness at b a Ottawa i AWas eas For Slayer of William Heyworth
’ od oT i United States iia. | a In Kamloops District
® LONDON, Dec, 16:—A Fe ai ss sales, the} WASHINGTON, D.C, Dec. 16: | ;
: n Mollison, Britain's # ’ Ae \ k to new all-time! (Canadian Press)—Col, Nathan | 5*idesate oe oe There May i: AMLOOPS, Dec, 16:—Int saws
: ayiatrix, succes ; : yws with losse early four cents) William MacChesney of Illinois Be a a are beir used by the provinel
+ ng Baediterrance! + | in all three futures early trading] was named Thursday by Presi- Ba ; e in their attempt to cook
lay and rested last! here today dent Herbert Hoover to be the down the unknown killer of Wil-
. Marseilles, accordins 2 Substantial purchases of Cana-| new! United States minister to | SKIDEGATE, Dec. 16—~It js re- liam Heywarth, farmer reeluge, who!
: received by her husband, *| | oe wheat overseas, however, C€MC| Canada in succession to Col, Han- | ported here there will be found slain a few days ago in|
+ James Mollison, It wa + ‘a + e rescue, bringing prices back] ford Macnider, who resigned a j much activity during 1933 on th house at Birch Island, north of
: ted that Mrs, Mollison : ' » at 2%c lower in each future.| eouple of months ago. } oil showings of the Queen Cha et ’
| make the last lap Satu! December closed at 39% %c May at Col, MacChesney is 54 years of |lotte Islands. According to what is Heyworth is believed to have been
: n her flight from Capt ? 49 and July at 434 age and was born in Chicago, He iheard here, one of the best ol] ex- shot by a bullet which went
: to London. She made the * Vancouver Price was formerly a Chicago judge |perts of the United States who through the window from a point
: from Beni Cunif to Oran, * VAN( OUVER Dec. 16: (Canadian} and, during gollege days, was a |looked over Island showings re- about twenty yards away from the
. A 1, yesterday Z p Wheat was quoted at 405% c| well known f otball star of the |cently has given 4 favorable report, house. The killer's tracks have been
#4 eeee0e0¢? , the local exchange today ' University of Mlinois, on them |traced for some distance

sete’ ote TRADING IS

 

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Tomorrow’s Tides

High . 4:05 a.m. 165 ft.
15:35 p.m. 19-7 ft.
SNP iia, dooce 9:50 am. 9.0 ft.
22:46 pm. 42 ft.

 

 

 

 

 

ER NAMED FOR NORTH VANCOUVER DISTRICT

 

Charles Tisdall Is
To Take Control of
Municipal Business

'Fermer Minister of Public Works and Ex-Mayor of Van-
|  couver Delegated By Government to Put Southern
Municipality Back on its Feet Financially

VICTORIA, Dec. 16: (Canadian Press)—Charles E.
_ Tisdall, prominent Vancouver business man, who was min-
|ister of public works in the government of the late Sir Ri-
chard McBride in 1916 and who was twice mayor of Vah-
couver, was last night appointed commissioner for the dis-
trict municipality of North Vancouver which has been in
Miimancial difficulties for some
¢ *+444640444F ¢| time, having defaulted on its bon-
@\ ‘ded indebtedness and otherwise
+ failed to meet its corporate obliga-

 

|# MEXICO WITHDRAWING
FROM NATIONS LEAGUE ¢ | tions. Mr. Tisdall will start his du-

> ties tomorrow.

MEXICO CITY, Dec. 16:—

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tions of which it has been a #|

withdraw {rom the League and #)_ :

it ts hoped that, when that ¢, Gereitin Chbbiiiine

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outlook may be so improved as #| BERLIN, Dec. 16:—Addressing
ee yea, con- ©! tne nation over the radio yesterday,
. : — Chancellor Kurt von Schleicher
made his first pronouncement of
| governmental policy since his re-
cent elevation to6 the chancellor-
| ship.

Von Schleicher disclaimed that
his administration would be a mili-

RESPONSE.
SURPRISING 22°. .22.c""

;ment although he did express cri-
| ticism of Communistic principles.

The new chancellor declared that
he was in favor of disarmament but
(he made it clear that Germany
could not be expected to arm itself
with “wooden swords and paper
shields” unless its neighbors were
prepared to do likewise.

LAUNCHING
OF APPEAL

Further Efforts to Be Made to Save
Mrs. Winnie Ruth Judd From
the Gallows

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Salvation Army Had Wonderful
Collection of Clothing Yester-
day and is Now Sorting .

The Salvation,Army had a won-
ierful clothes collection yesterday
The amount contributed surprised
scheme and
doing their best to
of garments of
kinds, qualities and hues
Steele announces that if
iny were overlooked yesterday they
may yet send their bundles to the
Army C where they can be
ised to advantage. S. E. Parker
donated the use of a car for the day
ind two of the Salvation Army boys |
lid the collecting. The Salvation
wishes to thank Mr. Parker
They are glad
that they will now be in a position
to relieve who otherwise
would have been cold this Christ-
mas

he promoters of the
miny they are
wt out the piles
\rious

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PHOENIX, Ariz., Dec. 16:—Attor-
neys for Mrs. Winnie Ruth Judd,
convicted “trunk murderess” of
Agnes Leroi, are making prepara-
tions to take habeas corpus pro-
ceedings to the federal Court of Ap-
peal in an effort to save the con-

demned woman from the gallows.
to the The Arizona Supreme Court this
| fund follow week denied an appeal on behalf of

Army
and all who donated

many

Donors Christmas Cheer

Previously acknowledged $56.00 Mrs. Judd for a new trial and sen-
W'lliams, Manson, Brown tenced her to be hanged on Feb-
& Harvey 15.00 ruary 17
W. HK 2,00 —* a
L. W. Patmore 10.00 T UT
Donation 1.00 \ AGE C
Acme Importers, clothing }

Girls’ High School Club, clothing

CONTINUED

\'Ten Percent Reduction For Rail-
waymen Will Not Be Lifted,
It Is Reported

 

Fails in in Effort
To Make Record.

| MONTREAL, Dec. 16:

|Press)—Rail union chiefs from
CROYDON, Eng., Dec. 16:—Lieut.|coast to coast, representing some
| Victor Smith, young South African | forty thousand men in the Domin-
aviator, left here yesterday with the |ion, have been informed by the
object of setting up a new flight re-| railway companies that the 10%
cord between England and Cape-|wage cut now in effect will not be
town but his plan was frustrated | lifted on February 1 when the pre-
when he was foreed down on his sent agreement terminates, it was
.first day out, reported Thursday,

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