IK
n
Phone
77
TAXI
Tomorrow's
Tides
(TOMMY'S)
me
High
3:58
a.m.
19.4
ft.
gland,
Capitol
Theatre
Mock
15:31
pjn.
21.7
ft.
ume.
anywhere,
50c
U
the
fare,
An?
Low
9:42
a.m.
8.4
ft.
7Passenger
Chryiler
Car
A
22:27
2.8
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
p-m.
A
XXIV
No.
268.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDA
Y,
NOVEMBER
20,
1933
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
RISH
To
United
States
INOTON.
DC
Nov.
:-Krlonovsky
hM
been
bunsador
of
the
Soviet
United
(Hate
following
.'.Kin
by
United
States
of
is
officially
announced
,f
the
Krtonovsky
..ted
to
the
port
of
am-.
ierday
by
rmldent
Jo-and
mi
approved
by
.
State
Department
of
.
entirely
acceptable
"
Jtv
who
Is
fifty-one
years
v.
present
vice-chairman
r
planning
Commission
.
'
Republic
His
only
pre-naUc
experience
ha
kv.
and
he
Is
considered
on
Ortenul
affairs
SECTION
IN
SPAIN
Iiinprrad
Disorders
Throughout
Cantrt
With
Some
Killings
Cumcrvstlves
Returned
Suain.
Nov
20
The
:
he
national
election
in!
rday
wu
attended
by
r
'
disorders
throughout
at
least
seven
killings
directly
attributable
to
.
Early
returns
indicate
f
the
Conservative
fov-nh
a
vMwping
nsajor-for
the
Rightist.
5'
i
.n
to
those
killed,
three
re
Injured
and
further
feared.
spun
tint
constitutional
Va
ncouver
Stocks
Vancouver
E
(
M.mrU
.41.
2
'
Nkel.
.41.
8
R
X
JO.
8
River
Oottfc,
M.
uoid
qwsrlt,
m.
"i
nr.
931.
'
a
River,
jm.
f:
'':..n
Oltfc.
"
:
Jim,
..
M'i
i
i
i.in
.
J.
H
line
8Ur,
.1.
son.
K
i
silver.
K
Five.
.OeVfc.
p
Oreille,
.71.
p':!"
lilsho.
.10.
Pff
mir.
MO.
'
P..IV,-
,5.
"'
i
'i.
0tfc,
K'.;vp'
("rest,
.Otfc.
R'JVMte.
3SV.
hit.wiiter,
.08,
wiy
Tanglsr,'
.01H.
0,l.
r
k
I,
(imf
.
i
55,
rrp,1hold.
.00,
A
p
cons..
.10.
c-tfmiint,
jo.
8le'Un
Pacific,
,38.'
Toronto
wxunrtrla.
Gold,
.02.
II,
'umarlo,
.4J
Jntr-u
Pauiela.
.34.
und
Lake
C-old,
.33.
Jwanda.
34.00.
?hfr't.
1.08.
J1
Nickel.
21.70.
r"ada.
.66.
iPssa.
.8714.
'
6co,
i.53t
GOVERNMENT
IS
RE-ELECTED
SOVIET
CHOOSES
FIRST
AMBASSADOR
TO
UNITED
STATES
MINISTER
IS
NAMED
Krlonovsky
to
Represent
Illtundcr
Soviet
lie
public
a
Ambassador
As
Arabs
and
Police
Again
Clash
In
Palestine
Scene
of
wild
noting
pu
tun-d
h
re
which
occurred
m
BlcxXiy
Fri
i.iy
in
Jerusalem
was
climaxed
in
outbreaks
at
throe
oitu-s.
causing
thirteen
deaths
and
scores
of
injuries
Arabs
demonstrated
to
protect
Jewish
immigration
and,
on
refusal
to
disperse,
were
fired
on
by
British-trained
police.
KILLED
IN
CAR
SMASH
Mary
Mien
Smith,
Ated
16.
of
Prinre
George.
Granddsuthter
ot
Mrs.
Ralph
Smith.
Dead
QU8BNBL,
November
20
(Cana
dian
press
Mary
Ellen
smitn.
aged
sixteen,
granddaughter
of
the
late
Mrs.
Mary
Ellen
Smith,
former
MUV.
and
dauanter
of
Mrs.
aadW
Smith
of
Prince
Oeorge.
widow
of
the
late
Richard
Dlck
Smith,
was
Idlfetf
on
Saturday
when
a
car
In
which
she
was
riding
overturned
Mar
here
shortly
after
a
party
of
young
pople
from
Prince
Oeorfu
'
left
a
dance.
Commits
Suicide
At
Smelter
Town
Mtmtr
Received
At
DUtrir
t
Headquarters
of
Provincial
Police
States
That
Donald
Mrltlt-fhie
Took
Own
Life
.
....
rwttved
at
district
Iwatkjuarters
ot
the
lvlnctal
P-)ke,
Jr
from
Constable
O.
S.
BUTney
of
Anyox
repor-
..
..
rw,.iH
McJtltchle
at
the
51HC
Wl
.
.
smelter
town
at
the
w"
deiftlU
whatever
were
oh
the
message
An
mquw
held
today.
Vancouver
Wheat
VANCOUVER.
Nov.
:
(CP-Wht
ww
quoted
t
lie
on
the
local
exchange
today.
e
ITALY
MAY
QUIT
LEAGUE
AND
DISARMAMENT
MKET
ROME,
Nov
30:
Italy
may
withdraw
from
the
League
of
Nations
and
the
world
dls-
armament
conference
follow-
Inn
a
meeting
of
the
Fascist
Grand
Council
on
December
5.
it
was
Intimated
yesterday.
In
view
of
recent
pronounce-
mente
of
Premier
Mussolini,
this
action
Is
now
considered
inevitable.
4
Anniversary
Of
Birth
of
Martin
Luther
Observed
BERLIN,
Nov.
20:
CP
There
was
widespread
religious
observance
In
Germany
yesterday
ot
the
4&0lh.
anniversary
ot
the
birth
of
Martin
Luther,
founder
ot
4
ALL
PROPERTY
OF
EINSTEIN
SEIZED
!
BY
NAZI
POLICE
,
I
BERLIN.
Nov.
20:
(CP)-Thc
Nasi
secret
police
today
order-
ed
the
seizure
of
all
property
of
Dr.
Albert
Blnsleln,
famous
phyatchUt,
and
his
wife
by
vlr-
tue
of
the
law
for
the
confisen-
lion
of
Communist
property.
PRAY
FOR
MAN
CHILD
Empress
of
Japan
Etpcrtine
Arrival
Of
Sixth
Child
Late
in
December
or
Early
In
January
TOKYO.
Nov
20:
CP
The
attention
ot
ninety
million
loyal
Japanese
subjects
was
attracted
on
Sunday
to
the
Imperial
Palace
with
Uie
announcement
that
the
Empress
Is
expecting
the
arrival
ot
her
sixth
child
late
next
month
or
early
in
January,
prayers
going
up
that
It
would
be
a
boy
In
order
to
perpetuate
the
dynasty.
All
the
children
of
Emperor
Hirohko
and
his
spouse
so
far
have
been
girls.
Fourteen
Die
In
Mine
Explosion
Fourteen
Mirers
Perish
When
Entombed
1000
Feet
Underground
In
English
Colliery
CHESTERFIELD,
England.
November
20
(Canadian
Press)
Fourteen
men
were
killed
in
a
coal
mine
explosion
near
here
yesterday.
They
were
entombed
one
thousand
feet
underground.
SILVER
AND
COPPER
ON
NEW
YORK
MART
NEW
YORK.
Nov.
20:
(CP)-Sll-ver
closed
at
44Vic
on
the
local
metal
market
today.
Copper
wns
unchanged
at
8V4c.
PASSING
OF
Lord
Craigavon
and
STATESMAN
it
-
it
n
u
.
Rt.
Hon.
Augustine
Birrell
Was
Chief
Secretary
For
Ireland
at
'
Time
of
1916
Rebellion
Was
His
Downfall
!
,
the
field
for
the
two
seats.
!
The
tight
Is
expected
to
be
ecn
tred
principally
between
Hon.
dor-don
Sloan,
attorney
general,
and
Gordon
Wtsmer.
Liberals,
and
W.
W.
Lefeaux
and
J.
S.
Taylor,
C
C.
F..
with
the
Liberals
strongly
favored
to
win.
Mr.
Mackenzie
was
the
only
Unionist
nominee.
MR.
FOUND
IS
COMING
Deputy
MlnUter
of
Fisheries
to
Pay
Annual
Visit
to
Prinze
Rupert
Early
Next
Month
Advice
has
been
received
In
the
city
that
W.
A.
Found,
deputy
minister
of
fisheries,
will
arrive
In
Prince
Rupert
December
3
aboard
i
the
steamer
Catala
In
the
course
of
his
annual
western
inspection
tour
.and
will
proceed
east
by
train
the
I
next
afternoon
to
his
headquarters
l
In
Ottawa.
j
j
In
view
of
the
brevity
of
Mr.
!
Pound's
visit
here.
It
Is"
now
believed
that
no
session
of
the
International
Fisheries
Commission
will
be
held
In
Prince
Rupert
this
fall
as
had
been.
previously
suggested.
As
far
as
can
be
learned
here,
no
Important
changes
in
the
conservation
regulations
as
regards
the
halibut
fishery
are
expected
to
be
.nade
by
the
commission
for
next
year.
Mr.
Found
will
be
In
the
city
tor
an
entire
day
which
should
give
the
various
Interests
who
may
be
desirous
ot
taking
matters'
up
with
him
the
opportunity
ot
having
umvmsi
runy
nas
Many
Acclamations
I
Win
Thirty-Four
Scats
Out
of
Fifty-Two
Without
Con-
rrominent
in
nrithh
Public
Life
For
test
l)c
Valcra
Enters
Contest
in
Order
to
Further
1
Thirty
eYars
Prior
to
That-
iijs
ITnifrfi
IrPianrl
MM
bcr.
Popular
Personality
'
London.
Nov.
20:
cp-Rt.
Hon.
,
BELFAST,
Northern
Ireland,
Nov.
20:
(CP)
Viscount
Augustine
Birrell.
aged
83.
who
wai
Craigavon,
Premier
of
Northern
Ireland,
and
his
Unionist
chief
secretary
for
Ireland
at
th
party,
pledged
to
firm
co-operation
with
the
United
King-time
of
the
iruh
Rebellion
durtnt
omf
were
assured
continuance
in
office
after
today's
no-
9tir
for
he
gTraLele.ctin-
vfy
in
which
win
take
Pla
on
November
30.
Acclamations
the
declared
Birreii
to
the
House
or
gave
gov-
thirty-four
seats
out
of
Commons
during
the
week
of
th
fnt
at
Irish
Rebellion.
1918
he
did
hot
again
offer
Continued
on
Pane
2
!
WITHDRAWS
FROM
FIELD
Go
To
Post
In
DeferredEIee-tion
In
Vancouver
Centre
total
of
fifty-two,
a
clear
majority
v
r.tnrtH
an
onnri.ten
orer
a
Iwdy.
The
entire
cabinet
men
members
received
acclama-
member,
"the
rebel,
seem
to
Ime
the
situation
well
in
hand"
The
General
Past
Office
and
halt
nf
thm
rmj
rf
what
traa
lKn
President
de
Valera
of
the
Irish
Free
State
will
contest
South
Down
but-
"
elected
vUle
Street.
Dublin,
were
reduced
to
ashy
ruins.
A
week
or
two
more,
an4
Mr.
Blr
rell
vacated
the
off
lee
bf
Chief
Sc
Vkms
for
a
united
Ireland
At
the
general
election
ofDecem
f
Jnif
Afl
faf
AC
,1.-
W
AiiiV
M
UlUlVtf
will
probably
j
WASHINGTON,
D.C.
Nov.
20
(CP-The
United
States
Treasurr
MURDER
IS
CONFIRMED
not
take
the
seat
but
direct
othe
it
ot
Brooke
Hart
Found
In
San
.
Nationalists
to
further
hta
policy
FnnrUro
r
Not
vrvrnm
Gold
Price
Is
Up
Again
Today
San
tsteo
Bridge
roaltered
and
water-seated
Itat
of
bk.
M
m
.
II
lesander
Hart
wealthy
San
Jose
!
merchant,
was
found
floating
in
th
bay
near
the
Alameda
shore
not
i
far
from
the
San
Matee-Hayward
j
bridge
yesterday,
thus
confirming
:
the
confession
to
police
of
Thomas
H.
Thurmond
and
.
Jaek
Holmes
Department
paid
$33.66
for
newlv
that
lhv
had
murdered
the
vmith
Unionist
Candidate
Decides
Not
To
mined
gold
today.
The
price
Pi
k-
beatlnz
him
into
Insensibility
VANCOUVER.
November
20
(Canadian
Press)
W.
S.
Mackenzie,
Unionist,
has
withdrawn
from
the
deferred
election
contest
In
Vancouver
contest
in
Vancouver
Cen
ter,
leaving
twelve
candidates
In!
London
was
one
cent
lower.
DEAD
AT
THE
PAS
Bishop
Chsrlebois
of
Roman
Catholic
Church
Passes
Away
This
Morning
A
telegram
received
this
morning
by
Rt.
Rev.
E.
M.
Bunoz
O.
M.
I..
Bishop
ot
the
Roman
Catholic
Church
for
the
diocece
of
Northern
British.
Columbia
and
the
Yukon,
announced
the
death
at
The
Pas.
Man.,
ot
Bishop
Ovlde
Charlebols
).
M.
I.,
one
ot
the
best
known
lerica
ot
the
Roman
Catholic
hurch
In
Canada.
The
late
Bishop
Charlebols
was
and
throwing
him
over
the
bridge
i
within
an
hour
after
having
kid
napped
him
on
November
9.
On
being
shown
the
hat.
the
boy4!
father
gave
up
any
lingering
hope
that
he
had
held
that
the
youth
mlght'have
been
still
alive.
The
body
has
not
vet
been
recovered.
Authorities
are
pressing
for
early
expiation
by
death
penalty
ot
Thurmond
and
Holmes
for
their
crime.
REPORT
ON
-CUBA
MADE
U.
S.
.Minister
Wells
In
Session
With
President
Roosevelt
at
Warm
Springs
Yesterday
oorn
at
Oka.
I'Assompllon.
near
WARM
SPRINGS.
Ga..
Nov.
20:
Montreal.
February
17.
1862.
and;
united
States
Minister
Wells
to
practically
all
his
life
had
been
Cub
was
In
conference
with
Presl-spent
In
missionary
work
tor
his
dent
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
here
for
hurch
In
the
KeewaUn
district
of
ftVe
hours
yesterday,
presenting
an
Western
Ontario
and
later
In
Nor-
j
official
report
to
the
chief
executive
hern
Ontario.
He
was
educated
at
on
the
Cuban
situation
as
it
affecta
College
de
l
Assomptlon
ajid
Ot-
United
States
Interests,
tawa
University
and
was
Vicar
Ap-1
Last
night
Mr.
Well
left
here
for
ostolique
at
Keewatin
before
being
;
Atlanta.
Oa..
whence
he
was
to
pro-maed
Bishop
at
The
Pas.
t
rtvA
to
Washington,
being
due
to
arrive
in
the
national
capital
that
NEW
YORK
It
is
announced
that
Mr.
Wclk
a
n
srf
will
return
to
his
dutleg
at
Havana
TOnK1
1T11X&.1T
IVI
I
A
IYI
11
I
R(lr
a
br,ef
slay
,n
Washington.
This
announcement
is
the
cause
of
fames
Weidrl
Makes
Flight
Shade
Over
Fire
Hours
in
MIAMI.
Fla..
Nov.
20:-Jame
yyeldel.
noted
American
speed
flyer,
landed
here
yesterday
after
a
flight
ot
five
hours
and
three
mln
utes
from
New
York.
He
had
hoped
to
make
the
flight
In
four
hours
but
was
delayed
on
account
of
fog.
J.
E.
Moody
of
Port
Simpson,
,who
has
been
on
a
vacation
trip
to
Vancouver
and
elsewhere
In
he
some
surprise,
the
general
expectation
in
diplomatic
circles
having
I
been
that
he
would
be
recalled.
Former
Star
of
Movies
is
Booze
Agent
in
Chicago
CHICAGO.
Nov.
Bushman,
former
20:
Franels
X.
moving
picture
souh,
was
a
passenger
aboard
the,
star
of
the
silent
screen
days,
ii
Catala
last
evening
returning
now
employed
as
a
liquor
agent
In
north.
this
city.
f
4
.
r
.
a
r
I
0
.