61c
to
62c
in
England
bterlmjf
and
Canadian
Dollar
Strong
in
Yesterday's
Trading
M
W
YORK,
Nov.
20:
It
was
stated
last
night
that
arrangement
had
been
made
between
the
Bank
of
Eng-
a;
;
ii.
IjOIUIUU
arm
intr
i
etifiai
iistvi
c
inum-m
nit;
ujii
states
for
stabilization
of
:
American
dollar
on
a
"'.
dollar
in
London
and
.
I
In
f
n
L1Uia"
n
KflfKn
1
UF
lU
to
b.
RT
HON.
S.
M.
nitlXK
.
SiH)N.
November
29
Cana-rvn
JU
Hon.
Stanley
B.
.
-
Australian
MUh
Contmto-isi
ao
address
yesterday,
ountrtea
of
the
Britten
F-
:
tat
Immediate
hemafJm
with
a
Ww
imi
Uvjlr
people
to
em-
with
mtenmttonal
oo-!i
apparently
impossible
tme
being
at
lea,
the
Australian
Premier
ad-.
strong
policy
of
Im-,
operation.
TORY
LEAD.
CUT
DOWN
Conservative
IttUIn
llarborough
C.i
i-
i.iii-i.
ft.
out
III
IHIIIMl
Yesterday
NVKUOROUGH.
Leicestershire.
E
N
v
29:
(CP)
Ronald
Tree
"':
Karborouth
seat
for
the
"
M.
itive
party
in
yesterday's
k
-n
by
a
greatly
decreased
defeating
W.
Bennett,
La-
'
In
7000
matorltv
as
cooinared
it
i
ooo
in
Ute
general
elections.
t
I
on
ICIAL
count
or
ELECTION
ANNOUNCED
IM
timing
Officer
D.
C.
Stu-unnounct
the
official
"
,n!
for
Print
Rupert
riding
Uif
recent
provincial
clee-ns
follows:
Hon.
T.
D.
".,Uo.
Liberal.
1726;
Q.
W.
nurtficihum,
0.
0.
F
085;
i.ul.-s
Chapman,
United
Frunt.
268
The
0f
f
letMl
count
Mrtcd
on
Monday
and
was
r"ntpioted
yesterday
afternoon,
1
'4iijm8tiP'
New
York
in
United
States
and
Latter
the
British
jiouml
sterling
mi
of
between
Glc
and
62c
$5.25
for
the
pound
in
New
rork.
Undoubtedly
In
anticipation
of
nd
aniuuncament
atone
these
UnM
the
pound
bounded
up
7c
15
19
on
the
local
foreign
ex-i
luntir
market
yesterday
while
the
Canadian
dollar
closed
at
a
premium
of
lSc.
up
'it.
TO
DICKER
ON
LIQUOR
tnltrd
States
Will
Flaw
Order
With
Country
Which
Lower
Tariff
Harriers
WASHINGTON.
DC.
Not.
29:
i
p
The
United
States
govern-;!..:.:
today
notified
liquor
lm-i
u
r
that
It
intends
to
use
repeal
bung
about
a
towering
of
tariff
triers
against
American
products
by
other
countries
through
alloca
tion
of
liquor
Imports
after
Decern
ber
IS.
Vancouver
Stocks
(OourVray
.
D.
Jotinitw
Oi
)
Vaneouver
Rratorne,
.TI.
Bit
Missouri,
H
H
c.
mckel.
M.
B.
R.
X.
31.
Bridge
River
Oona..
M.
Cariboo
OoM,
MS.
Oeorgla
River.
M.
,
Indian,
ill
4.
Meridian.
J1.
NaUve
Son.
National
Silver.
.04
Vt.
Noble
Five.
JWH.
rend
Oreille.
JS.
rorter
Idaho.
M.
Premier.
1.0S.
Reeves
McDonald,
.10.
Reward.
M.
Silver
Crest.
M.
Wayside.
14.
Whitewater.
0.
Waverly
Tangier.
.81
H.
OIU
Pabyan.
JOH.
Home.
141.
C.
t
B.
JS.
Freehold.
MV,.
A.
P
Con..
.18.
Calmont.
.10.
Sterlhig
Pacific.
.48.
Toronto
Alexandria
Oold.
.014.
Columario.
.41.
Central
Patricia.
31.
Klrkland
Lake
OoW,
31.
Noranda.
3.
Slierritt,
81.
Int.
mekel.
Jl-06.
Oranada.
.X.
Slaco.
1.50.
Macassa.
.76.
t
lilt.
rUF.DKIlH
K
CLKLAND
OF
TOHONTO
SUCCU.MIIS
TORONTO.
Novenbr
29
-Dr.
Frederick
Oleland.
prominent
phy-stfljan
and
surgeon
of
nwny
yean
Iftn4tf
In
thU
city,
U
dead.
Phone
77
TAXI
Tomorrow's
Titles
(TOMMY'S)
She
Wmm
illh
0:12
am.
18.2
ft
Stand,
Capitol
Theatre
Block
11:54
pm.
2U
ft.
Any
time,
anywhere,
60c
U
the
fare.
Low
5:52
ajn.
8.9
ft.
7-Passenger
Chrysler
Car
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMMA'S
NEWSPAPER
18:44
pjn.
3.7
ft.
V
XXIV
No.
276.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
NOVEMBER
29,
1933
fRIUE
FIVE
CKNTH
TAME
A
TION
IS
NOW
AGREED
SUSPECT
ROUND
London
and
Banks
Decide
To
Peg
Pound-Dollar
Ratio
Former
to
Have
Value
of
$5.25
-
UP
CONDUCTED
I
Another
Lynching
ST.
JOSEPH,
Mo.,
Nov.
29:
(CP)
Lloyd
Warner,
19-year
old
ne-
a.
i
e
i
iT
i;ro,
wno
comuooeu
w
attacking
a
white
girl,
was
hanged
and
burned
across
the
street
from
the
court
house
here
last
night
by
a
mob
which
battled
with
peace
of
fic-
ers
and
national
guards-
men
and
seized
him
from
Buchanan
County
jail.
MARKET
IS
UNSETTLED
Securities
Drop
Owin
to
Uncertainty
Caused
by
Failure
of
residential
Announcement
NEW
YORK.'N'ovTMiSA
intirT
upturn
late
yesterday
raued
In-dustrials
to
show
a
slicht
Increase
bn
the
day's
trading
on
the
New
York
Slock
Ewhanie.
the
aer-ate
at
clotlnc
being
9633,
up
.16.
Rails
rimed
at
an
average
of
37.CS,
off
37.
utilities
at
233.
off
.11.
and
bonds
at
8001,
off
31.
The
day's
turnover
amounted
to
1.010,000
shares.
NEW
YORK.
Nov.
29:
-Owing
to
uncertainty
In
regard
to
exchange
and
currency
matters
following
the
failure
of
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
to
make
an
expected
announcement
with
respect
to
same,
stocks
continued
their
decline
on
the
local
exchange
Monday
and
were
off
from
one
to
seven
points
a
compared
with
Saturday.
After
the
brief
session
of
trading
on
Saturday.
Industrials
closed
at
an
average
of
09.30,
oft
.
rails
at
334.
oft
.01.
and
utilities
at
24.60.
up
.51.
The
turnover
for
the
two
hours
of
trading
was
477.000
shares.
Alaska
Highway
To
Be
Discussed
International
Road
Coming
Up
At
Pan-American
Conference
At
Huenos
Aires
HURNOS
'AIRES.
November
29
The
proposed
international
highway
whleh
would
connect
Buenos
Aires
with
Alaska
Is
expected
to
be
an
Important
matter
of
discussion
at
the
forthcoming
Pan-American
Conference
here.
It
Is
said
that
the
United
States
government
may
make
$500,000
available
for
surveys
of
the
route.
McCutcheon
Gets
Crystals
Agency
For
Northern
B.C.
MrCutrheon's
Drug
Store
has
Just
been
given
the
agency
for
Northern
RC.
for
Craiy
Water
Crystals.
These
bring
a
noted
J
health
resort
to
your
home.
Craty
Crystals
make
15
gallons
of
Craiy
Water
which
lasts
four
to
six
weeks.
It
costs
5c
to
6c
a
'
day
to
use.
Linberghs
To
A
non-stop
flight
of
the
Atlanti-
is
bn
planned
by
Colonel
Charles
A.
Lindbergh,
famous
av
ator,
and
Mrs.
Lindbergh,
above,
as
the
final
hop
on
their
airplane
survey
tour
for
an
American
iviatlon
company
The
flight
Is
to
be
made
in
the
same
plane,
top,
which
Lindbergh
has
been
usln
on
his
tour.
Lindbergh
made
the
first
east-west
no--stop
solo
night,
from
TIew
York
to
Paris,
in
1927
They
had
previously
planned
a
non-stop
light
from
Lisbon
to
New
York.
Yesterday
they
were
in
the
Cape
Verde
Wards
LINDBERGHS
FLYING
ON
American
Are
and
Wife
in
Cape
Verde
Islands
Now
to
Fly
Atlantic
Soon
ST.
VINCBNT,
Cape
Verde
Islands.
Nov.
29:
Col.
and
Mrs.
Charles
A.
Lindbergh
arrived
In
the
Cape
Verde
Islands
yesterday
from
Rio
de
Oro
whence
they
had
made
a
260-mlle
flight
on
Sunday
from
Las
Palmas
In
the
Canary
Islands.
From
here
they
planned
on
proceeding
today
to
a
point
lower
on
the
West
African
coast
whence
they
will
essay
a
1715-mile
croHsiriR
of
the
Atlantic
Ocean
to
Natal.
Brasll.
enroute
home
to
the
United
States.
Montreal
Folk
Win
Fortunes
In
Sweepstake
MONTREAL.
Nov.
29
Three
prises
of
approximately
$30,000.
$20,000
and
$10,000
have
been
won
by
Montereal
people
In
sweepstakes
on
the
November
Fall
Handicap
which
was
run
last
week.
Elderly
Retired
Clergyman
Passes
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
28:
Rev.
WU-i
Hani
Pearson,
aged
84,
retired
clergyman,
who
came
here
from
Ottawa
and
at
one
time
was
located
at
Grande
Prairie
in
the
Peace
River
country,
is
dead
here.
BY
VANCOUVER
Try
Sea
Flight
RUNN.R.A.
IN
ALASKA
Recovery
Officials
For
Territory
Arc
Officially
Named
in
Washington
WASHINGTON.
D.C..
Nov.
29:
'CP)
Hugh
J.
Wade
has
been
appointed
deputy
National
Recovery
Act
administrator
tor
Alaska
and
James
J.
Connors
and
Davis
House!
members
of
the
recovery
board
for
Alaska.
SHIPMENT
OF
CRABS
New
industry
Started
by
Sam
Simpson
at
Massett
Now
In
Production
The
steamer
Prince
John,
arriving
In
port
tills
morning
from
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
brought
to
the
city
the
first
shipment
of
canned
crabs
to
be
made
from
a
new
!
cannery
whlh
has
been
started
by
!
the
Queen
Charlotte
Canning
Co.,
of
which
concern
Sam
Simpson
of
,MassU,
Is
the
principal.
The
new
'
industry
Is
now
in
operation
and
Is
,
expected
to
continue
making
steady
shipments
during
the
season.
SILVER
AND
COPPER
ON
NEW
YORK
MART
NEW
YORK.
Nov.
29:
CP
Sll-
!
ver
closed
at
43c
on
the
1
octal
metal
i
market
yesterday
and
copper
at
8V
Stiver
was
up
to
43ic
today
j
while
copper
was
unchanged.
Efforts
Being
Made
to
Apprehend
Persons
Who
Have
Committed
Crimes
Forty
Detectives
and
Constables,
Headed
By
Chief
Constable
John
Cameron,
Raid
Cafes,
Poolrooms
And
Other
Resorts
T
A
TTTM7TT1
XT
on.
I
uuhjuuvhh,
iiuv.
.v-.
roriy
ueiecuves
ana
,
constables,
headed
by
Chief
Constable
John
Cameron,
early
this
morning
arrested
twenty
men
in
the
largest
"round-up"
of
suspects
in
months.
Downtown
cafes,
pool-,
rooms
and
other
places
were
raided.
A
series
of
idenuflca-
tion
line-ups
was
to
be
held
today
in
an
effort
to'identify
men
responsible
for
a
series
of
recent
crimes.
REPORT
IS
APPROVED
Newfoundland
House
Decides
to
Give
Conduct
of
Affairs
Over
To
Commission
ST
-JOHN'S,
NCUL,
Nov.
rf3:
(CP)
After
voting
down
successive
amendments
which
would
have
had
the
effect
of
moderat
ing
certain
portions
of
the
report,
the
Newfoundland
House
of
Assembly
last
night
adopted
the
report
of
the
Amulree
Royal
Commission
recommending
that
public
affairs
of
Newfoundland
be
taken
control
of
for
a
period
of
Tears
by
a
commission
under
the
Governor
consisting
of
six
members
three
British
and
three
Newfoundlanders,
the
country
thus
returning
to
the
status
of
a
crown
colony
until
its
financial
problems
are
solved.
Before
the
final
Tote,
the
two
dissenting
members
walked
out
of
the
House.
The
report
now
goes
to
the
executive
council
where
it
is
expected
to
be
approved
after
which
it
will
go
into
effect.
SPEECH
IS
APPROVED
Liberal
Attack
on
Nationalist
Gov-
arnmanl
.
rstilil
In
tltlll
s
v
ui
is
ess
sfitiwu
,,ouse
LONDON.
Nov.
29:
(CP-The
House
of
Commons,
by
a
majority
of
nearly
400.
last
night
snowed
under
what
amounted
to
a
vote
of
non-confidence
In
the
National
government
proposed
by
Sir
Herbert
Samuel
and
his
Liberal
Free
Trade
group,
rejecting
434
to
56
Uieir
amendment
to
the
address
In
reply
to
the
Speech
from
the
Throne
expressing
regret
that
the
government
In
the
speech
had
offered
no
definite
policy
to
promote
restoration
of
world
trade
or
to
de-velop
resources
and
equipment
of
the
United
Kingdom.
The
tddrcas
in
reply
to
the
Speech
from
the
Throne
was
then
adopted
by
an
overwhelming
vote,
the
Labor
party
adopting
the
extraordinary
course
of
challenging
the
division
and
voting
against
the
address,
only
to
be
beaten
427
to
34.
-
UNITED
STATES
GOLD
WASHINGTON.
DC.
Nov.
20:
CP
The
Unted
State
govern
-
ment
boosted
the
price
of
gold
8c
todftv
to
$33.93
as
comnared
with
$32.72
In
London
and
$32.00
at
Mon
-
1
treal.
UPO
POLICE
.
TV.
T-
i
JAPAN
AND
U.
S.
FLEET
Removal
of
American
Ships
From
Pacific
to
Atlantic
Will
Have
Effect
on
Naval
Estimate
the
United
frtafiM
in
removing
'ii
battle
fleet
Iron
the
Pacific
to
the
Atlantic
coast
is
expected
to
ii".
the
effect
of
bringing
about
a
reduction
In
naval
appropriations
in
the
Japanese
national
budget
lui
the
year.
The
Japanese
bad
viewed
with
open
apprehension
the
concen
tration
recently
of
United
States
warships
on
the
Pacific
aide.
Many
of
these
ships
have
been
ordered
back
to
the
Atlantic
now.
F0GCAUSE
CAR
CRASH
Automobiles
Have
Mlx-Up
on
Bur-rard
Street
Bridge
In
Vancouver
and
Man
is
Hurt
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
29:
(CP)
In
the
heaviest
fog
of
toe
season,
14
automobiles
mixed
up
In
a
collision
on
Burrard
Street
bridge
yesterday
One
man
suffered
the
toss
of
four
fingers
and
serious
injuries
to
his
back.
Local
Men
Home
I
From
V4
Fisheries
l
s)
Commission
Meet
Oeorge
Anderson,
local
agent
of
the
Deep
Sea
Fishermen's
Union,
and
Capt.
Oeorge
Frits
and
Capt.
Dan
Larsen.
representing
the
Canadian
Halibut
Vessel
Owners'
Association
of
this
port,
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
Oeorge
this
morning
from
Seattle,
having
gone
to
that
city
to
attend
the
recent
conference
of
the
International
Fisheries
Commission
with
various
branches
of
the
halibut
fishing
Industry
on
fir
co.nt
in
regard
to
conservation
measures
for
the
1934
season.
Vancouver
Captain,
Who
Sank
Submarine
In
War,
Passes
Away
VANCOUVER,
Nov
29
upt
Gilbert
Wilklns.
well
known
n-tln-rt
muster
manner
fnrmnrlv
nf
rhnr.
,
ehM.
Man.,
u
dead
here.
During
i
the
war,
while
in
command
of
a
mrrhn
h
..nL-
a
n..
!
man
submarine
which
aturlri
hi
J
ship.
Is
1
9k
1
r
fajl
V.-
'