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AND
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BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
pjn.
V
XXIV..
14.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
JANUARY
18,
1933
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
R
ELIEF
ADMINISTRATION
IS
POLICE
ANNOUNCEMENT
Workless
Insurance
is
Now
Being
Dealt
With
by
Ottawa
Conference
Attempt
to
Introduce
System
of
Soviet
Government
in
Canada
Will
Not
be
Tolerated
by
Federal
Government,
Bennett
Asserts
OTTAWA,
Jan.
18:
(Canadian
Press)
Unemployment
relief
administration
throughout
Canada
is
"reasonably
ttfhient,"
the
conference
of
Dominion
and
provincial
Pvernments
has
decided
after
a
thorough
review.
The
inference
today
turned
to
the
question
of
unemployment
insurance.
V'
sierday
Prime
Minister
UennetlK
.i
.,
delegation
tram
the
National
i
'
.nmitu
of
unemployed
Council
..i'
no
attempt
to
introduce
a
-
trm
of
Sot
let
govtrnwiatU
in
this
uir.ry
would
be
tolerated
and
'!:...
u
system
of
non
-contributory
i
inployment
uuuranc
would
not
:.
introduced
by
the
present
gov-
i
irtiont.
t
"i.vutuiion
and
unemptormeflt
i
Ik
i
ub-eommlUees
were
set
up
'
ui
rmm'tjU
rmi
c,
ine
nm
vo
oc
vneerm
i
..irniaiukhlp
of
Hon.
W.
II.
Price,
A'torney
General
of
Ontario,
and
Mond
wider
Premier
J.
t.
Jl:
aiiIw
of
Alberta
KEEP
JAPAN
IN
LEAGUE
Dopc'ste
Lllorls
Willi
Ttiat
I
nd
in
View
Being
Made
by
British
(ovrrnmrnt
l
oNDON.
Jan.
II
The
IMUsh
vi
niment
la
making
dosverste
ilru
to
retain
Japan
In
Utt
Lemur
of
Nation
J.
i
pan
continue
to
hold
out
I..UIISI
United
States
taking
part
n
.ny
settlement
of
the
latest
.NiiiD-JapurMM
crUto
fliirn
III
Hour
OKNEVA.
January
IS
The
Lea-H-
of
Nations
yesterday
can
Japan
forty
-eight
hours
within
Aiu.h
to
submit
acceptable
propo-u
for
Uie
sctUtmcnt
of
the
dli-iit
in
Manchuria
with
China.
BILL
IS
NOW
LAW
I'lillliplnc
Independence
He-Approved
YcMcrtlay
by
United
States
Senate
WASHINGTON.
D.C,
Jan.
18:-The
Phtlllptnc
Independent
bill
became
law
yesterday
when
the
flcnutc
re-approved
the
measure
following
the
over-riding
last
week
by
the
House
ot
Representatives
of
President
I
louver's
veto.
TO
Sllll
WHKAT
TO
t
VLADIVOSTOK
WINNIPEO.
Jan.
18:
Wheat
strengthened
up
a
quarter
of
a
rent
on
the
local
market
yes-
tenliy
on
the
strength
of
re-
porta
that
lUtistA
wrs
In
the
murktt
for
Canadian
wheat
to
be
delivered
through
Vlndlvo
tok.
WORKLECS
INSURANCE
Dennett
Oppoted
to
Non-Contributory
Principle
and
Submit
Alternative
I'lan
flfTTIWi
1mm
tm-
A
ifat
IWMI
mmtoywi
waited
woo.
raSter
R.
B.
Bennett
yesterday
and
presented
a
acbeaoe
of
non-contrtbary
unemployment
insurance.
The
Premier
declared
flatly
that
he
was
opposed
to
the
principle
of
noa-con
tributary
unemployment
tnmir-ance
and
later
in
the
day
he
submitted
a
plan
of
contributory
unemployment
Insurance
for
the
coo-aideraUon
today
of
the
conference
of
Dominion
and
provincial
premiers
which
U
in
aciwion
here.
iTAXES
ARE
BEING
PAID
Oakary
lleceives
Nearly
Half
a
Million
in
1933
Prepayment
CALOARV
Jan
18
80
far
Uila
year
the
City
of
Calgary
has
received
ItM.OOO
In
1933
taxes
from
taxpayers
a
a
gesture
of
assistance
for
the
city
council
in
the
difficulties
following
refusal
to
meet
$400.-990
In
United
States
on
bonds
maturing
January
1
in
New
York.
British
Aviatrix
Still
Unreported
1
No
Word
of
lady
llalley
Since
Leav-
Oran
on
Flight
to
Capetown
ORAN.
Algeria.
Jan.
18:
(Cana
dian
Press
1
-Lady
Bauey.
British
aviatrix
and
wlft
of
the
South
African
diamond
magnate,
Is
still
unreported
In
the
Sahara
Desert,
after
having
left
here
Sunday
on
the
second
lap
of
a
flight
from
London
to
Capetown.
Capt
J.
A.
Molltson
has
announ
ced
that
he
Is
ready
to
start
at
a
moment's
noUce
In
search
of
the
aviatrix.
JUSTICE
IS
DEAD
lion.
W.
V..
Purdue
Passed
Away
Yeslerday
In
Winnipeg
at
Are
of
Klghty-Three
v
WINNIPEG.
Jan.
18:
(Canadian
Press)
Hon.
W.
K.
Purdue,
former
Chief
Justice
of
the
Manitoba
Oourtof
Appeal,
died
here
yesterday
nt
the
age
of
83
years.
Mr.
Ail
birds
u
snow
birds
More
seen
here
a."
they
TWO
GIRLS
INCRASH
John
Tate
and
Audrey
Sale-Barker
Sustain
Injuries
in
Juncle
Plane
Smash
NAIROBI.
Kenya
Colony.
Africa.
Jan
If:
(Canadian
Press
1
John
Page
and
Audrey
Sale-Darker.
Brt-ttah
society
girls,
who
crashed
their
airplane
in
a
wild
animal
infested
Mingle
forty
miles
south
of
here,
were
both
injured
but
were
brought
to
Nairobi
safely
yesterday.
Miss
Page,
who
la
the
daughter
of
Sir
Arthur
Page.
Chief
Justice
of
Burma,
suffered
a
broken
leg
and
Miss
Sale-Darker
sustained
head
injuries.
They
were
making
a
lets
uiely
return
flight
from
Capetown
to
London
when
they
crashed.
j
New
Social
Era
in
Which
Science
Rather
Than
Business
Will
Play
Great
Part
Predicted
by
Speaker
HA
new
social
system
is
coming,
and
I
hop
i
will
come
gradually,
in
which
business
will
not
be
indicative
of
good
times
but
in
which
the
fruits
of
scientific
research
will
bo
distributed
in
a
scientific
way
by
persons
who
will
be
es
pecially
trained
to
carry
out
that
distribution,
declared
H.
N.
Hrocklesby,
assistant
director
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Fisheries
Experimental
Station.
Inn1
an
address
on
Uie
subject
of
on
kutific
research.
A
Dlshop
of
"Science
In
Relation
to
the
Depres-1
Uie
cuinh
of
Rngland
some
year
Ion"
before
the
Prince
nupert
Oyroi
Rg0
nad
madc
a
p
for
a
ten-year
Club
at
luncheon
yesterday.
Mr.
iuy
ror
science.
A
slmUar
ap-Droekleshy
questioned
Uie
wtedom
p,
hd
i,,
mwle
Dy
R
famus
of
proposaU
tliat
had
been
ad
van-11
pfrsMcnt
n
that
soclal-eed
by
some
leaders
that
the
de-
oglsts.
eeonomlsU
and
humantUr-prowlon
might
be
alleviated
by
a
tan
m(grit
jWve
the
opportunity
of
moratorium
on
scieimuc
researcn.
In
opening.
Mr.
Drocklesby
stated
;
Uiai
it
now
appeared
vo
oe
generauy
aecepted
tlutt
there
had
been
two
principal
causea
for
the
depression,
first,
the
war,
and.
second
and
probably
most
Important,
the
machine
age.
Ever
since
the
spinning
jenny
11a
a
Dcen
invented
men
naa
Deen.
put
but
of
work
through
the
development
of
machines
which
took
their
places.
Technocracy
said
that,
where
forty
men
had
been
employ
ed
seventy-five
years
ago,
only
one
was
today
required
to
do
the
work.
Mr.
Drocklesby
went
on
to
deal
with
demands
which
had
been
hud
from
time
to
time
that
there
should
be
n
holiday
or
moratorium
IN
CONNECTION
and
Mrs.
J.
A.
MoIIison
a!
.'ion.
.1-.
an
R'T'.pUne
cockpit
are
Uk
c
it
Mow
and
easy
at
St.
Mo.iu.
TWKNTV
CKNTS
Ptlt
DAY
roil
SlMil.K
.MtiN
LIVING
IN
nOMRSJUP
PARUNTS
VICTORIA.
Jan.
18:
(Canadian
Press
1
As
a
temporary
arrangement.
Hon.
R.
W.
Druhn.
minister
of
public
works,
has
announced
that
single
men
resident
at
the
homes
of
parents
who
are
also
on
relief
will
receive
30c
per
day
pending
some
final
deel-
amn
after
discussion
with
fed-
era!
authoriUsa.
POUND
AND
DOLLAR
N8W
YORK.
Jan
18:
-The
Drl
tlsh
pound
sterling
closed
at
down
5-16c.
on
the
local
foreign
ex
change
market
yesterday.
The
Ca
nadlan
dollar
closed
at
87c.
catching
up
with
the
progress
that
(Continued
on
rage
2
uoosi;vi;i.T
and
IIOOVLK
Al'COKD
NEW
YODK.
Jan.
18:
(Cana-
dtan
Preset
A
united
front
by
President-elect
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
and
President
Herbert
Hoover
on
the
matter
of
American
policy
In
the
Par
Bast
was
Indicated
here
yes-
teroay
by
the
Democratic
lender.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
A.
MoIUsoq
S
iteerland.
COSGRAVE
FAVORED
General
Opinion
is
That
Former
President
Will
Return
to
Power
in
Free
State
DUBLIN.
Irish
Free
State,
Jan.
IS:
(Canadian
Press)
There
is
a
growing
expectation
here
that
the
Sumann
na
Ngaedheal
of
Former
President
William
Cos-grave
will
win
the
general
election
in
the
Irish
Free
Slate
on
January
21.
It
Is
considered
probable,
however,
that
Cosgrave
may
find
his
party
in
the
Dail
with
such
a
small
majority
that
his
position
would
be
most
precarious
unless
he
enlisted
the
co-operation
of
Independent
members
of
the
Central
Party,
representative
of
the
Farmers
and
Ratepayers
league.
Opinion
of
the
Dublin
Slock
F.irhanrx
K
definitely
turning
toward
the
prospect
ot
a
change
In
government.
OPINION
OF
MACKENZIE
Vancouver
Member
of
Parliament
Docs
Not
l.ook
For
I'nlfica-tion
of
Two
Railway
Systems
VANCOUVBft.
Jan.
18-
Commenting;
yesterday
upon
the
pro-
nounomient
of
President
B.
W.
Deatty
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
In
Toronto
In
favor
ot
the
unification
under
one
management
of
Uie
Canadian
Pacific
National
Railways,
Hon.
Ian
MacKcnzle.
federal
member
for
Vancouver
Centre,
expressed
Uie
opinion
that
Parliament
would
not
accept
a
plan
of
outright
consolidation.
He
believed,
however,
that
the
offending
tribunal
clauso
in
the
report
ot
th
Duff
Commission
would
be
remov
ed
and
the
two
railways
left
themselves
to
work
out
voluntary
ceo-nomtltea
by
elimination
ot
duplies
lions
In
lines
and
services.
Vancouver
Wheat
VANCOUVER.
Jan.
18:
iCanadlan
Press)
Wheat
was
quoted
at
44tj
on
Uie
local
exchange
yesterday.
VANCOUVER.
Jan.
18:
(Canadian
Pwa
Wheat
wi
quoted
at
4
4
tic
on
the
local
exchange
today.
EFFICIENT
WITH
BUSH
CASE
Uncertainty
Exists
Whether
Well
Known
Grocer
Killed
Self
Two
Mullets
Found
in
Head
and
One
in
Body
Tragedy
Believed
to
Have
Occurred
Late
Monday
Night
or
Early
Tuesday
Morning
BULLET
ENTERED
HEART
The
revolver
bullet
which
entered
the
right
side
of
the
body
of
F.
E.
Bush,
local
merchant,
who
was
found
dead
in
the
basement
of
his
store
on
Sixth
Street
yesterday
morning,
penetrated
deceased's
heart,
it
was
revealed
today.
Police
neither
confirmed
nor
denied
a
report
which
was
current
that
one
of
the
two
bullets
entering
the
head
pierced
the
brain.
In
an
official
statement
made
last
night
by
the
police
in
onnection
with
the
case
of
Frank
E.
Bush,
well
known
Prince
Rupert
grocer,
who
va3
found
yesterday
morning
shot
to
death
in
his
store,
it
was
announced
that
it
was
undetermined
as
yet
whether
it
was
a
case
of
suicide.
The
investigation
is
proceeding
under
direction
of
Staff
Sergeant
Alex
McNeill
and
an
Inquest
"
juru'o'ur
vvsuro
iTBfW
l
-
temoon
before
Deputy
Coroner
A.
J.
Lancaster,
the
hearing
being
ad
Journed
for
one
week
after
the
body
had
been
viewed
at
the
point
where
It
was
found.
A
post-mortem
examination
was
performed
Tuesday
night
by
Dr.
C.
II.
Hankinson.
The
body
was
found
between
8
and
8:30
yesterday
morning
by
Henry
Smith
jr..
Rush's
delivery
man.
after
opening
the
store
for
the
day's
business.
The
body
was
lying1
on
a
small
cot
In
the
basement
of
the
store.
It
wa
fully
dressed
with
two
bullet
holes
In
the
head!
and
a
third
In
the
body
on
the
right
side.
Lying
beside
the
body
on
the!
cot
was
found
a
32
Winchester
six-chamber
revolver.
There
were
three
discharged
shells
in
Uie
weapon
and
three
of
the
chambers
still
contain
loaded
shells.
Every
thing
seemed
to
be
In
order
In
the
place
with
noUiing
disturbed
to
any
extent.
It
was
not
usual
for
Bush
to
stay
In
the
basement
of
the
store
for
he
had
an
apartment
In
the
Meeker
Block.
Krora
general
observations,
tt
Is
believed
Bush
had
been
dead
since
late
Monday
night
or
early
yesterday
morning.
It
appeared
that
the
bullets
had
been
tired
from
close
range.
The
coroner's
Jury
constats
ot
Theo
Ootlart.
foreman.
Thomas
Bellinger.
George
Frtssell,
Max
Uellbroncr,
Horace
Duhamel
and
Stephen
King.
After
It
had
been
viewed
In
the
store
by
the
coroner's
jury.
Uie
body
was
removed
to
Uie
parlors
of
the
B.
C.
Undertakers
where
tt
wUl
be
prepared
for
burial.
NOTE
TO
CONGRESS
President
Hoover
Urtes
Solons
to
!
(let
Alone
With
Job
ot
BaJ-anclnt
Budget
WASHINGTON,
DC
Jan.
18:-j
In
a
sharp
note
to
Congress
yesterday.
President
Herbert
Hoover
ur-
Iged
that
Uie
Job
of
balancing
the
I
budget
be
got
along
with.
He
de-jelared
that
the
budget
now
was
$1,000,000,000
behind
and
that
Uie
present
session.
Instead
ot
exercising
economy,
had
passed
five
bilk
which
would
mean
a
huge
Increase
In
governmental
expenditure.
iT
V
i
lin
T
4
1
rrt
LUAINo
HAVE.
NO
STRINGS
Little
Likelihood
of
Confederation
ot
Newfoundland
and
Panada,
Says
Premier
Alderdice
ST.
JOHN-S.
Nfld,
Jan.
18:
(Canadian
Pressi
Loans
extended
to
Newfoundland
by
the
United
King
dom
and
Canada
have
not
added
to
the
likelihood
of
confederation
with
Canada.
Prime
Minister
Alderdice
stated
yesterday.
He
said
that
the
loans
had
no
"strngs"
attached
to
them.
BANK
SHOWS
BIGPROFIT
Canadian
Bank
of
Commerce
on
Right
Side
of
Ledger
Last
Year
By
J
1479.000
MONTREAL,
Jan.
18
Sir
John
Alrd.
president
of
the
Canadian
Bank
of
Commerce,
at
the
annual
meeting
yesterday,
announced
that
profit
for
the
year
1932
had
amounted
to
$4,379,000
which
was
slightly
less
than
for
the
preceding
year.
Son
is
Born
to
Aga
Khan's
Wife
White
L'omort
of
Hindu
Potentate
and
Sportsman
(lives
Birth
To
Heir
PARIS,
Jan.
18A
son
was
bom
yeaterday
to
the
wife
of
the
Aga
Khan.
lUndu
potentate
and
sportsman.
TLN
(iOVtllNMIUNTS
AUK
IN
CONFLTIKNCK
OTTAWA,
Jan.
18:
Cana-
dlan
Press)
The
Dominion-
provincial
conference
opened
her
yesterday
with
ten
gov
ernmenU
represented.
Prime
Minister
R.
B.
Bennett
presided
In
the
railway
committee
room
ot
the
House
of
Comomn.