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a.m.
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ft.
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V
I
XXIV,
No.
84.
One
WEST
AUSTRALIA
VOTES
Matters
of
Economic
Importance
Coming
Up
At
Washington
Parley
C
anada
Will
be
Represented
at
Conversations
Which
Will
Be
Held
in
Washington
Preparatory
to
World
Economic
Conference
WASHINGTON,
April
10:
(CP)
Cordell
Hull.
Secre-,n
tf
State
for
the
United
States,
indicated
today
that
.in
Mpir
the
subjects
to
be
taken
up
in
the
forthcoming
W.i
lington
conversations
with
various
countries,
inclml
ii
:
(
unatla,
would
U
the
restoration
of
the
price
f
silvei
l
t!,r
control
of
wheat
surplus?.
Other
inattera
will
a
l
taken
up
preiwratory
to
the
world
economic
con
tVi'cnn'.
CASE
IS
SETTLED
tin
llcrrtves
Clietk
From
Victoria
(ovrrinc
internment's
Share
of
Hellef
Clnlhlac
l
or
.
ntlrnicnt
of
the
gnvetnmtv,
of
payment
loreMhtngwhlehlx
1
irlbuJfd
to
Utuw
on
relief
,
s.
tc.iibc
r
and
which
had
been
:
dispute
on
the
grounds
that
i
i
.
burst
ui(
nt
had
been
made
in
i
than
actually
needy
eases,
mIc
was
received
at
the
City
'it
morning
from
Victoria
J
101
a
WDKO
WU
uw
nwiHii
j
.mrtlriR.
I
LOST
LIFE
INSKIING
Young
ItritMi
Mathematician
taught
Ity
Avalanche
in
Rockies
1
KK
IXWISK,
Alberta.
April
10
'
K
C.
Pef
.
famous
ma-
ii
cian
from
Cambridge.
Jtoc-i-'otu,
lost
hU
life
near
Iter
-v.irday
in
a
skiing
accident,
voting
man
had
ascended
a
iv
800-foot
mountain
alone
I
(-
evMrnUy
missed
hU
foot-
tew
hundred
feet
from
the
'i
wu
ul
started
started
a
a
-mi.
small
avalanche
tiy
was
louna
oy
en-iirm
-
Sunday
2000
feet
below
In
.
a
"
Parley
nao
recenuy
neen.
.-d
in
mathema-llcal
reaarch
.
...
Massachuaaett's
InatHuto
of
l"y
at
Cambridge.
Miriam
Hopkins
oprains
r
--'
Ankle
in
...
P
11
n
n.
l
all
UOWIl
OtairS
H"t.lxiYWOOD.
Anrll
10
-Mir-
I'opklna,
w-eU
known
screen
1
'
is
unoer
her
doctor's
care
''I'n
from
a
apmlned
ankU
'
1
''red
In
a
fall
down
a
flight
':
-'its
while
visiting
the
home
""as
ius
nere
iicn
aaturaay.
wnuraay.
rroauc
-
ruuuv
-
Miss
Ilonktns'
current
Die
UI
be
delayed
fnr
two
weekal
i
"HiiiiR
her
recovery.
Vancouver
Wheat
i
.
.
ancouVBR,
April
10
(CP)
-
'"-at
was
quoted
here
today
on
t'-'
local
wchange
at
496.
4'Df
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
APRIL
10,
1933
AND
WHEA
T
TO
BE
3
MACON
TO
1IAVK
FIRST
II
I
(II
ITS
THIS
WEEK
AKRON.
Ohio.
April
10
The
slant
United
State
Navy
dlrisribie
Macon,
which
haa
emntetert
construction
here,
.
r
I
htt
wWfc.
It
U
announrroTby
4-
...
.
.
.
I
W........
La
r
A
to
the
ill-fated
A-
,
-hw-h
mrt
lur
doom
last
,
tnr
AUantlr
Ocean.
4
MEETING
OF
LAB0RITES
IWlWIIty
of
rutllnf
Candidate
in
Proviiiceat
Eieetlen
FMd
W
kenftl
Name
Committee
Endeavor
to
be
Made
to
Co-operate
With
Unemployed
on
Mailer
Of
Nomination
Following
a
discussion
which
lasted
the
best
part
of
an
hour
and
a
half,
a
mass
meeting
of
organised
labor,
held
last
night
In
the
So
cialist
Party
of
Canada
neaaquar-ters
in
the
Hays
Block,
with
a!
r.iriv
remcMntatlve
attendance.
'
'
fonn
committee,
con-
-
-
Ing
of
D.
w.
McPhee
s
8
v
Co
Vnx
nanro
Uumv
Kx-Ald.
Oscar
ir-
-
-
.
sen.
O
Lawson
and
O
Howe
to
to-
a
mmmlttmi
of
trie
Utieiu-
M.
I
Tit
W
r
v
vo..----
-
ployed
with
a
view
to
making
some
arrangement
as
to
the
selection
of
a
labor
candidate
In
Prince
Hupert
constituency
at
the
forthcdmlng
provincial
election.
Considerable
discussion
arose
In
,cliard
to
what
was
aeenwa
mo
.oiinn
of
the
unemployed
in
not
Bivtng
organised
labor
enough
llme
to
co-operate
wiui
mem
in
mo
matter
unitvi
of
selecting
a
canuwuw.
....
mPfUm
.
suffseatcd
Uiat
the
A
S
-
committee
appointed
get
in
vouch
with
the
unemployed
committee
today
in
view
of
the
fact
that
the
latter
plans
on
holding
a
mass
...
tht.
WaHnowlav
to
noml-
meeui'
"
"
tt
nlaht's
meeUng
was
opened
bv
Oeorge
Murray,
chairman
of
the
Central
councu
oi
onniyTO
Unemployed,
who
ouumeu
uw
purpose
of
the
gathering
and
Uien
called
for
nomination
of
a
chairman.
;
Oscar
Otcur
Larson
iiww
WM
-7"""
cnosen
cnmrnwu
""
"
while
W.
A.
PUford
noted
as
sec
re
'tiry.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
SECEDE
A
New
Bird-Like
Aeroplane
Alvln
Aii(lrr-on
ol
Br-1'.
spciK
ni'jlUh.i
waUhi.ig
kjUit:
RANGERS
TWO
UP
Toronto
Maple
Leaf
lme
SecefHl
Game
in
Stanley
tup
Scries
TOKONTO,
April
10:
tT)
The
New
York
Kancm
defeated
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
Saturday
nif
ht
by
a
score
of
three
to
one
in
the
scries
for
the
Stanley
Cup.
emblematic
of
the
world's
professional
hockey
championship.
The
Kancm
require
only
one
morr
win
to
clinch
the
series,
having
won
the
opening
came
at
New
York
last
Wednesday
night.
Tomorrow
night
will
see
the
third
game
of
the
series
while
remaining
games
in
the
Jet
three
out
of
five
games
series
Mill
be
played
Thursday
and
Saturda
nights
If
necessary.
ARMY
IN
FORESTS
Quarter
of
Million
Men
to
Start
Work
in
United
States
'
This
Month
WA8HINOTON.
DC,
April
10:
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt's
forestry
army"
of
250.000
men
is
expected
to
get
to
work
by
the
middle
of
the
month
in
the
na
tional
parks
of
the
country.
The
men.
who
will
be
under
military
discipline
and
will
live
In
camps.
will
receive
$1
per
day
with
board
and
lodgings.
Medical
examinations
of
recruits
are
now
proceeding
throughout
ine
country.
WOMEN
AND
POLITICS
Intelligent
Members
of
Gentler
Sex
In
Italy
Do
Not
Want
Vote,
lierlares
Mussolini
LONDON.
April
10
"Intelligent
women
of
Italy
do
not
want
the
vote.'
'declared
a
special
article
by
Premier
Benito
Mussolini
of
Italy
on
"Women"
appearing
in
a
London
newspaper.
Premier
Mussolini
doe.
not
believe
that
women
are
fitted
for
politics
which
he
describes
as
a
"supreme
art"
which
requires
the
psychology
of
men.
n.,
.i
(uu
ui
.i!
d
IritiiUo
u
.,
i
.ll
.
op
.a
a
(i
WIDOW
OF
EDGAR
WALLACE
IS
DEAD
Passed
Away
Saturday
in
London
Titter
Lvng
Illne
LONDON.
Aiinl
to:
'OPi
-Mr.
Bilesr
Wallace
widow
of
the
well
known
author,
died
Saturday
after
a
long
Uluess.
I
ROCK
SHED
DEMOLISHED
Big
Slide
on
Canadian
National
Railways
But
Traffic
is
Being
Handled
Except
for
Carload
Lois
Fish
Tied
Up
Cave-in
Occurred
Saturday
Afternoon
Due
to
Weight
of
Snow
and
Ice
As
a
result
of
the
collapse
of
a
rockshed
between
Kwinitsa
and
Skeena
Otty
stations
on
the
luy
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
torty-thrte
miles
east
of
here,
the
railway
line
Is
expected
to
oe
c
os-
cd
at
least
a
week
but
arrange-
ments
have
been
made
during
the
tie-up
to
transfer
all
traffic
In
both
directions
with
the
exception
of
carload
lots,
the
movement
of
halibut
eastward
thus
betng
seriously
affected
with
only
,-L.CL."
shipment
bring
accepted.
Passengers,
bagyaye,
expies
and
mail
are
all
beinu
handled.
The
rockshed
caved
In
about
S
SO
Saturday
afternoon
under
the
weight
of
a
veritable
mountain
of
so
-
which
was
lying
on
tap
of
It.
Practically
the
whole
shad,
which
was
about
five
hundred
feet
long.
went
through
esetpt
tar
small
sections
on
either
end.
Full
railway
gangs
are
now
a
work
clearing
the
line
which
Job
however,
cannot
be
aocoroplLslir
4
U..
It..,..
-
-
It
1-
.
H
,
I
n
i
til
wr
niiii,
ii
un,
paled.
A
roan
was
bulk
over
the'
arc
w
BUfr"
w."'
hard
snow
and
it
is
over
this
that,,,
,??Jfwrtn
wlUlST
II,Uer
on
waUw'
of
dta
lMM
the
1000-foot
transfer
of
traffic
betng
carried
out.
A
stub
train,
which
went
out
to
meet
the
reuultr
Inbound
trait:
which
was
due
here
Saturday
night,
returned
here
at
3:30
Sunday
morning.
Another
stub
train
will
go
out
at
9:M,
the
regutat
time
tonight.
Regular
equipment
wlU
continue
to
be
operated
in
both
directions
from
the
scene
of
the
tie-up
and
transfer.
THIS
WEEK
The
New
Chevrolet
is
on
Display
at
Kaicn
Motors
Show
Room
AU
Cordially
Invited
Phone
52
FROM
COMMONWEALTH
tio..
abuj:.
in
fact.
He
lit
w.i.ui
Haps
iu
wings
like
TV
AT
tnr
GIVEN
UP
AMantie
Oeean
feirmtders
Three
.Morr
Vkllm
of
Akron
Crash
Including
That
of
Com-
mander
McCord
ATLANTIC
CITY.
April
10
Bo
dies
of
three
additional
victims
of
the
crash
of
the
giant
airiglbW
Akron
were
yielded
by
the
sullen
waters
of
the
Atlantic
yesterday
4bout
eight
miles
from
the
point
where
the
airship
struck
the
ocean
early
last
Tuesday
morning
and
was
demolished.
These
bodies
Included
those
of
Commander
F.
C
McCord.
commander
of
the
Akron,
and
Commander
F.
T.
Berry
ol
Lakehurst
naval
air
station.
The
bodies,
which
were
alghtet.
and
picked
up
oy
one
of
the
searching
destroyers,
were
brought
Into
Atlantic
City
ARMY
AND
NAVY
CUT
StOO.OOO.OOO
Slash
in
Expenditures
is
ordered
isy
rresiucnt
Roosevelt
WASHINGTON.
D
C,
April
10:
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
has
ordered
a
$200,000,000
reduction
In
arm
v
and
navv
exnendltures
In
United
States
for
this
year.
It
was;tn"
Mexican
government.
Mr.
Lc-
announced
yesterday.
CONFERENCE
IN
BERLIN
Disarmament
Discussed
by
Norman
Davis
of
United
Slates
With
Chancellor
Hitler
BERLIN.
April
10:
-Nonnan
Da-
vis.
United
States
ambassador
at
.
.
i
.
.
armament.
Nanaimo
Defeats
Victoria
West
in
Clfp
OOCCCr
Unmeaning
to
Ketchikan
VICTORIA.
AprU
10:
In
the
Province
Cup
soccer
game
here
1
yesterday.
Nanaimo
City
defeated,
Victoria
West
by
a
score
of
6
to
1.
DISCUSSED
Union
Government
In
Southern
Cross
State
Replaced
by
Laborites
Sir
James
Mitchell's
Cabinet
Overthrown
by
Decisive
Margin
in
Polling
Which
Was
Held
on
Saturday
Plebiscite
Was
Feature
PERTH,
Western
Australia,
April
10:
(CP)
The
State
if
Western
Australia
voted
on
Saturday
in
a
plebiscite
to
ecede
from
the
Commonwealth.
At
the
same
time
the
.
-Otero
overturned
the
government
of
Sir
James
Mitchell,
pader
of
the
united
forces
of
the
Nationalist
and
Country
arties,
and
put
Labor
in
control.
:
AUSTRALIA
TUKNS
1ROM
LAnORITES
TO
LIBEItAL
PARTY
4-
ADKLAIDE.
Aust,
April
10:
1
CP
The
Labor
government
i
of
SouUi
Australia
was
defea-
ted
at
the
polls
Saturday
and
a
big
Liberal
victory
was
assured.
4
-"
FORMERLY
BANK
HEAD
a
One
Time
President
of
Union
Bank
of
Canada
Pass.cs
Away
In
Victoria
(Canadian
Press)
VICTORIA.
April
10:
Joha
Gait,
former
president
of
the
Un
ion
Bank
of
Canada,
who
had
lived
In
retirement
here
for
some
years,
passed
away
yesterday
at
the
age
of
77
years.
Pioneer
Railway
Man
Passes
Away;
Y
'
f
i
DOffl'in
UntariO
LOS
ANOELK8.
AprU
10:-Jolm
M.
Leiand,
pioneer
railwayman
of
this
continent,
died
here
yesterday.
:
Among
many
other
prominent
un-
j
dertaklngs
with
which
he
had
to
do
;
during
his
career
was
the
financing
of
the
Pan-American
Railway
for
liana
was
oorn
in
unmm,
usnsas.
Irish
Free
State
Has
Rail
Strike
,,rint
1M
A
1
1
in.
TV.
...u.
im
m
UUOiiltl,
flfjlli
IV.-
unv
Kitt'
new
railway
strike
In
the
Irish
Frecj
tatc.
employees
of
the
Oreat
8ou-
jUiem
Railway
having
walked
out
j
at
the
week-end
In
demand
for
In
'
creased
wanes
and
better
working
conditions.
Halibut
Arrivals
AMERICAN
Avona.
14,000.
refused
4e
and
3c,
going
to
Ketchikan.
Emma,
13.500.
refused
4e
and
3c
CANADIAN
Alice
May.
3.000,
refused
4c
and
3c.
holding
Ingrld,
8.000.
refused
4c
and
2c,
going
to
Vancouver.
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
JEWS
ARE
EXCLUDED
W1U
Henceforth
Be
Barred
From
Public
Service
in
Germany-
Nationality
Re-dctined
BERLIN,
AprU
10:
The
new
civil
service"
'
Wh
01
Ihe
lllUVgovern-nient,
which
degrades
the
Jew
to
second
class
citizenship
in
Germany,
also
bars
Jews
from
holding
any
positions
In
the
public
service.
Under
a
new
definition
of
nationality,
anyone
having
one
Jew
ish
grandpirent
will
be
regarded
as
Jew
In
this
country.
INDEMNITY
IS
WANTED
Manchukuo
Government
Demands
Four
Million
Gold
Roubles
From
Soviet
For
SeheU
Railway
Equipment
MUKDEN,
Aprjl
10:
Demand
was
made
by
the
government
of
Manchukuo
yesterday
for
Indemnity
in
the
sum
of
four
million
gold
roubles
for
alleged
seisure
by
the
Soviet
of
ralhroy,
equipment
be
longing
longing
to
to
Manchukuo
Manchukuo
nea
near
the
Si-
berlan-Mancnukuo
border
HERRI0T
TO
WASHINGTON
Former
Premier
of
France
To
Center
With
President
Roosevelt
PARIS.
April
10
(CP)
-
Former
Premier
Bduoard
HerUott
will
represent
France
In
a
conference
in
Washington
with
Preasaent
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt.
MONCTON
OFF
TO
GKEAT
START
IN
IIOUK1JY
PLAY-OFF
VANCOUVKH,
April
10;
M
one
ton
Hawks,
winners
of
the
eastern
division,
defeated
Sas-
katoon
C
oaken,
western
chsm-
pious,
by
a
store
of
3
to
nil
at
Uw
Vancouver
Arena
Saturday
f
night
in
the
first
game
of
the
finds
for
the
Allan
Cup.
em-
blcruatlc
of
the
world's
ama-
tcu.
Hockey
championship,
the
possession
of
which
for
the
coming
year
will
be
decided
by
a
best
two
out
of
three
game
series.