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Vol
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No.
119.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
MAY
22,
1933
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
PEACE
PROPOSALS
ARE
ACCEPTABLE
ELECTION
ANNOUNCEMENT
UNAUTHORIZED
SA
YS
Great
Britain,
France,
Germany
and
Italy
Are
In
Accord
Upon1
Mussolini's
Ten
Year
Program
Premier
Mussolini
Whose
ten-year
peace
plan
for
urpe
has
been
adopted
by
faor
European
nations.
MUSSOLINI
PKACK
PLAN
AGKKKI)
ON
Canadian
Press
i
HOME,
Mav
--Premier
Benito
almwolini's
four-jovver
pact
design
end
to
give
Kurottt
a
minimum
of
ten
years'
Macl
was
informally
agreed
upon
yesterday
hy
Great
Britain,
Germany,
France
and
Italy.
JURY
HAS
DISAGREED
No
Verdict
Itrarliril
In
Prince
(eorgc
Murder
Cae
lalse
Pretences
Cac
Now
On
The
jury
In
(he
Hex
vs.
Bade
murder
case
at
the
Supreme
Court
As-sizr
at
prince
George
disagreed
on
Saturday
afternoon,
according
to
W'rd
received
here,
and
the
trial
w
tiaversed
to
Uw
next
assises.
The
accused
Is
charged
with
having
killed
un
aged
Chinese
merchant
at
Lytton
several
montha
ago.
Ilr
hiding
the
body
In
the
cellar
of
the
More.
The
Rex
vs.
Miller
false
pretences
trial
is
proceeding
at
Prince
Oeorge
wy,
the
accused
In
this
case
be-uiK
charged
with
defrauding
n
In-
uiuiice
company
following
a
fire
Principal
Points
Arc
Announced
United
States
Stand
Alone
But
Would
Not
Hinder
Any
Settlements
or
Interfere
With
Plans
For
Disarmament
ROME,
May
22:
(Canadian
Press)
The
main
points
in
the
European
peace
proposals
of
Premier
Mussolini
upon
which
Great
Britain,
France,
Germany
and
Italy
have
reached
agreement
are
collaboration
to
preserve
peace
for
ten
years
among
signatories
of
the
agreement
with
no
intention
to
impose
solutions
upon
smaller
nations,
the
possibility
of
port-war
treaties
revision:.
under
Article
Sixteen
of
the
Coven
ant
of
the
League
of
Nations,
dls-I
armament
only
as
desirable,
the
necessity
of
an
agreement
to
protect
territorial
Integrity
and
lndepen-'
tU
ncr
of
League
members
against
xternal
aggression.
United
SUtesgUnd
'
GENEVA,
May
:
(Canadian!
J
Pre'
Norma
-II.
Davis,
United
States
ambassador
at
large,
told
the
frrenre
today
that
hts
Kr,
would
consult
with
them
when
i
:
peace
.
was
...
menaced
and.
.
If
it
agrees!
i
,
a
to
the
Identity
of
the
aggressors,
,
will
refrain
from
action
calculated
1
to
hinder
collective
efforts
to
restore
loeae
He
announced
that
the
Unl-
U'd
States
was
opposed
to
rearms
ment
and
favors
the
abolition
of
ul
feast
ve
arms
and
also
reiterated
the
United
States
acceptance
fiU
Premier
J.
Ramsay
MacDonalda
disarmament
proposals.
Today
s
Stocks
Supplied
by
8.
D.
Johnston
Co.
Ltd.
Toronto
Ink
Nickel
lft.lt.
Koran.
M4I.
Shsrritt
Gordon.
M.
Vsncouver
Pend
Oreille.
M.
Premier,
.71.
Reeves
McDonald.
.19.
Porter
Idaho.
.114-Dig
Missouri.
13.
O-eorgla
River.
07.
National
Stiver.
Jl.
Noble
Five.
44.
Silver
Crest,
.W
4.
Whitewater,
.11
Vs.
Meridian,
M.
Reno.
1.1.
11
ridge
lilver
Cons.,
.36.
Reward.
.lU.
Oils
A.
P
Con..
.15.
Calmont,
.01
Vi
Freehold.
.07.
Sterling
Pacific,
JO.
United
Oil.
.001,.
C.
&
E
.
M.
Fabyan.
.0W.
Drew
Belief
While
(letting
Money
From
I
Ionic
in
Old
Country
,
Divisional
headquarters
of
the,
provincial
police
hero
have
been,
advised
of
the
conviction
by
Messrs.
Lloyd
and
Hays,
Justices
of
the
peace
at
McDrlde,
of
Mrs.
Grace
Emily
Soames
on
a
charge
of
fraudulently
drawing
relief
from
thq
government
while
she
was
at
the
ame
time
getting
money
from
Eng.
land.
On
account
of
her
physical
condition,
the
woman
was
allowed
to
go
on
suspended
sentence.
SHIPPING
EXCLUDED
Ntw
Bill
raised
By
Mouse
of
Com
mons
at
Ottawa
.
aa.
.
PfOTTAWAl
Ma)r
7U
-tOanadtar
Press!
The
House
of
Common
at
ttT
'
,
"Jj
from
coastal
trade
and
the
Great
.
.
II
J
IS
Hi
lUreQ
111
Logging
Camp
Jack
llaan
Brought
to
City
From
Allison
Camp
For
Treatment
at
Local
Hospital
The
power
boat
Beatrice
1!.,
from
8kWegatc,
arrived
in
the
city
yesterday,
bringing
Jack
Haan.
a
logging
contractor
for
the
A.
P.
Allison
Logging
Company,
who
had
received
aft
Injury
in
the
logging
camp.
Captain
Haan.
father
of
the
Injured
rnan.
brought
the
boat
over
and
is
returning
this
afternoon.
'
Mt
seems
that
Jack
Haan
was
putting
a
skid
under
a
log
when
the
fable
slipped
and
the
log
fell
on
the
lajtrt
of
the
skid
making
It
fly
up.
This
hit
Haan
under
the
chin.
breaking
his
jaw
In
two
places.
He
was
taken
to
Dr.
Charters
at
Queen
CJwrtotte
City
and
received
first
aid
lucre
and
he
Is
now
In
the
hospital
here
where
he
will
remain
for
several
weeks,
it
is
epected.
Well
Known
Local
Machinist
Passes
(itrardo
Fasolo,
Atrd
18,
Passed
Away
This
Morning
Survived
,
.
By
Widow
and
Family
After
an
Illness
of
several
months,
Ocrardo
Fnsolo,
well
known
machinist
and
blacksmith
of
this
city,
passed
away
at
5:30
this
morning
at
his
home
at
324
Ninth
Avenue
West.
Funeral
arrangements
are
in
lhe
hands
of
1Iayncr
Dros
under,
takers.
The
late
Mr.
Fnsolo.
who
was
48
years
of
age
and
a
naUve
of
Italy,
was
In
the
service
of
the
Canadian
Fish
tt
Cold
Storage
Co.
for
some
years
and
later
was
In
the
employ
of
the
city
and
the
Star
Welding
and
Machine
Works.
Still
later
he
had
a
machine
shop
and
blarksmlthlng
works
on
the
waterfront
In
partner'
ship
with
William
Richards.
.Deceased
Is
survived
by
a
widow
and
three
young
children.
Paraguay
Makes
In
declaring
war
on
Bollva.
after
nearly
a
year
of
"unofficial
fighting".
Paraguay
becomes
first
power
to
make
war
officially
against
another
country
since
1918.
when
Guatemala
declared
war
on
the
central
powers.
Oran
Chaco.
a
fertile
region,
lGOjOGO
square
miles
In
extent,
lying
between
the
two
countries.
Is
the
bone
of
contention.
Top.
trucks
loaded
with
Bolivian
troops
at
Villason.
Bolivia;
centre,
maps
of
the
disputed
area
and
South
America:
below.
Paraguayan
troops
marching
through
the
streets
of
Asuncion,
Paraguay,
en
route
to
Oran
Chaco:
IS
BACK
IN
PARLIAMENT
Redistribution
Committer,
in
Hopeless
Deadlock,
Kefrrs
Problem
Hack
to
House
of
Commons
OTTAWA.
May
:
(Canadian
Press)
The
Redistribution
Bill
has
been
thrown
back
upon
the
tender
mercies
of
the
House
of
Commons
and
will
probably
be
subject
in
the
House
for
the
next
week
or
so
of
the
most
acrimonious
debate
of
the
already
long
session.
The
committee
of
five
which
had
been
considering
the
bill
gave
up
the
struggle
on
Saturday
and
disbanded
after
a
hopeless
deadlock.
One
Hundred
Dead
And
Injured
From
Shanghai
Bombing
SHANGHAI.
China.
May
22:
(Canadian
Pressi
One
hundred
persons
are
reported
killed
or
wounded
as
a
result
of
the
blowing
up
of
a
high
explosive
bomb
in
a
railway
station
here
Friday
night.
Vancouver
Wheat
VANCOUVraCMsy
3S:
(Canadian
Press)
Wheat
was
auoted
at
MTc
jpn
the
local
exchange
Saturday,
be
ing
ciown
irom
Friday
60tc.
Today's
price
was
58V4c.
War
"Official"
LEFT
FOR
SKIDEGATE
H.
M.
C
S.
Vancouver
Off
to
Islands
After
Two-Day
Visit
to
Port
Following
a
two-day
vtstt
to
the
port
in
the
course
of
a
coast
cruise
in
connection
with
patrol
of
the
far
seal
herd
which
is
now
moving
north
to
the
PrlWloff
island
breeding
grounds
for
the
summer.
It.
M.
C.
S.
Vsncouver,
Lieut.
Commander
Louis
J.
M.
Oavreau
R
C.
N,
left
here
at
4:30
yesterday
morning
for
Skldegate.
There
was
the
usual
athletic
and
social
acUvity
during
the
visit
of
the
.ship
to
port
and
the
personnel
of.
the
destroyer
evidently
enjoyed
their
stay
as
well
as
local
folk
en
Joyed
having
them.
Coalition
Has
Big
Majority
Final
Ilrsulls
Show
Overwhelming
Mandate
For
Ilrrtiog
and
Smuts
In
South
Africa
PRETORIA,
South
Africa,
May
3B:
Canadian
Pre)
Pinal
malta
of
last
week's
general
election
In
the
Union
of
South
Africa
give
the
coalition
government
of
Premier
J.
B,
M.
Herttog
and
Oeneral
Jan
Christian
Smuts
139
seats
out
of
150.
Date
of
Provincial
m
Contest
May
Depend
On
Economic
Meeting
Premier
States
Twigg
Had
No
Authority
to
Say
That
Poll
Would
Not
bo
Held
Until
September
or
October-Will
Not
be
Delayed
VICTORIA,
May
22:
(Canadian
Press)
Premier
S.
F.
Tolmie
today
gave
denial
to
another
unauthorized
announcement
regarding
his
political
plans
when
he
stated
that
H.
D.
Twigg,
M.
L
A.
for
Victoria
and
provincial
organizer
of
the
Conservative
party,
had
no
authority
to
announce
that
the
provincial
election
would
be
held
in
September
or
October.
The
Premier
also
stated
that
he
could
not
recall
a
j-vv-ik
conversation
with
T.
D.
Pattullo,
Liberal
leader,
promising
an
eiec-
:
tion
before
September.
i
Premier
Tolmie
said
that
the
result
of
the
London
economic
conference
might
alter
the
entire
aspect
of
things
and
he
thonght
tt
would
be
advisable
to
wait
anal
seel
what
transpired
before
ftxtoc
the
elertion
date
wfiigli,
IsVsmed,
would
not
be
unduly
delayed.
KILLED
IN
EXPLOSION
Seven
Quebec
Loggers
Lose
Lives
When
Stick
of
Dynamite
Blows
Up
QUEBEC,
May
tt:
(Canadian
Press)
Seven
men
were
killed
and
one
Injured
and
five
escaped
unhurt
when
a
stick
of
dynamite
exploded
in
a
log
driver's
skiff
on
Lac
Creux.
sixty
miles
from
here
on
Saturday.
The
dead
are:
George
Aube,
Joseph
Imbault,
Emmanuel
Touched
Etlouard
Gagrton,
Jules
Itilo-deau.
Henri
BModeau
and
Henry
Turiron.
Is
Taking
Out
Yellow
Cedar
Thomas
Ssunntf.
Itamcrty
of
Ocean
talis,
New
Lagging
at
Uutrtlale
Thomas
Sumner,
who
has
started
a
small
logging
operation
at
Bute-dale,
getting
out
yellow
eedar
for
delivery
to
Vancouver,
was
a
weekend
visitor
to
the
city
for
supplies
and.
incidentally,
taking
back
with
him
two
men
who
will
assist
him
in
his
operations
He
arrived
from
Batedale
Friday,
leaving
today
on
his
return
down
the
coast.
Mr.
Sum
ner
was
formerly
a
foreman
for
the
Pacific
Mills
at
Ocean
falls.
TWO
MU6KKATS
ARE
CAUGHT
IN
ONE
TRAP
IIV
KITZEGUCLA
WOMAN
KrrZJWUCLA.
May
22
-
Mrs.
Dan
Cookaon
of
Kltae-
gjcla
has
set
a
record
as
far
this
tribe
of
Indiana
Is
con-
:
corned
with
a
catch
of
musk-
;
rat.
When
vudtlng
her
beaver
traps
the
woman
found
two
rate
caught
in
the
one
trap
by
the
legs.
TOLMIE
1MU0NES
lir.
Allan
Harris.
Brilliant
Chemist
of
U.
B.
CM
Liberal
Candidate
in
South
Okanagan
Canadian
Press
i
Dr.
Allah
Harris
of
Sum-merland,
specialist
in
chemistry
at
the
University
of
British
Columbia
and
discoverer
of
a
new
element
known
as
Element
81,
'was
selected
at
the
end
of
the
week
as
Liberal
candidate
to
coatgst
South
Okanagan
seat
In
the
forthcoming
provincial
election
against
Hon.
J.
W.
Jones,
minister
of
finance.
RUSSIA
TO
CONFERENCE
Saviet
Will
ParUclpate
in
Parley
In
London,
It
is
Announced
MOSCOW.
May
22:
(Canadian
Press
i
It
was
learned
at
the
weekend
that
the
Soviet
government
will
accept
an
invitation
to
participate
in
the
London
economic
confennee.
Maxim
Utvinoif.
foreign
affairs
commissar,
is
expected
to
head
the
Russian
delegation.
Halibut
Arrivals
Summary
American
IStUOO
pounds,
Sc
arW
3c
to
0.7c
and
e.
Canadian
45.000
pounds,
5e
arwT
3c
to
5.4c
and
3c.
uw,
Amertean
-
Arrow
25.005,
5c
and
Sc.
Storage.
Reliance
I..
15,000,
6.7c
and
ft
Booth.
Remus.
6.000.
Me
and
3e
Boojjh.
Betty.
15.500
81c
and
3c
Atttn.
Harel
II.
15J00,
8.5c
and
3C
-
val.
Brothers
20.090,
8Jc
ano
3c
Pa-
cifC
Rap
III.,
10,080,
&5c
and
3c.
AU
lin.
Unlmak.
9.500,
8Je
and
3c
8-tor-nge.
Anna
J..
18,090,
64c
and
3c
Stor
ie.
Viola.
7.000.
3.5c
and
3c
Royal
"
Canadian
.
nvna.
12,088,
&M
and
3c
ace.
Cape
Spencer,
17,000,
5.4e
and
3c.
Storage.
Teeny
Mllhv
1000,
5.3c
and
3.
Atlln.
William
OoMbloom
is
making
a
very
iarge
shipment
of
fun
today
to
New
York.
He
claims
It
Is
the
largest
single
ssUpment
ever
sent
out
of
Prince
Rupert
and
is
made
up
chiefly
of
martini
beaver,
and
fox.