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COPPER
TiV
YUKK
MAKJ
YORK.
NOV
22:
silver
'Vtv.ri
here
today
at
443c
and
Imti
HU
Ute
In
Derailment;
KnilnrefnMofden
Injured
KILLED
ON
!
RAIL
LINE
W.
(J.
Smith,
Fireman
on
Ditcher.
W.
O.
Smith
of
Smllhers.
aged
28.
rtrtman.
waa
killed
and
Om
Mof-
don.
alao
of
Smithera.
engineer,
waa
slsghUy
Injurcf
at
4
o'clock
Tuesday
.
.
i
.
i
.
tk.
aiternoon
wnrn
a
aiicncr
m
wc
Canadian
National
Kalrwayi
o-raUed
at
the
portal
of
a
tunnel
Just
Mt
of
Ne
Haaelton
The
dltchac
had
been
working
on
the
clearing
of
a
alkie
on
the
main
line
In
the
Itoiktey
Canyon
and
was
being
pntleat
Into
New
Haaelton
to
go
on
the
atde
truck
i
to
let
the
regular
wattbound
paujsencer
train
pass
fen
the
accident
occurred.
The
ditcher
waa
knocked
off
the
flat
ear
on
whkh
It
was
riding
and
turned
over
Into
the
muddy
grade.
An
inquest
It
being
held
at
Smithera
today.
At
a
remit
of
the
derailment
the
mteaenaer
train
coming
into
Prince
Rttpert
was
delayed
for
seven
hours,
arriving
at
6
o'clock
this
morning.
Traffic
was
back
at
normal
on
the
line
today
with
trains
moving
on
ichedule
again,
the
train
for
the
east
betnn
scheduled
to
leave
on
time
at
5
30
this
afternoon
CONDITION
ALARMING
Sir
Arthur
Currle.
Suffering
From
Mood
Illockaile
In
Brain,
He-ported
to
be
Wore
inu-TKAi
Nov.
22:
(CP
The
condition
of
Sir
Arthur
Currie
is
causing
grave
concern
after
a
bud
nlaht
but
was
reporieo.
w
ix
i-
what
better
at
noon
wwy.
o
-thur
about
two
weeks
ago
suffered
a
cerebral
blood
vessel
blockade
and
hat
since
been
in
nospiwi
ncic.
Prosecution
Asked
By
Trades
Council
Would
Have
Thorough
Inveallgallpn
Madc
of
Handling
Unemployment
Funds
by
fiov't
.....nMiwn
Nov.
22:
A
thor-
vwu:.r;,
'
.mo
the
hand-
;ouRn
nvwr:.."
r.iief
fund
ng
of
unem
o,,-.
-
X
anyone
found
gulltyof
malfeasance
of
office
be
prosecuted,;
and
New
west
hv
the
Vancouver
mincer
Dl'mct
rude,
and
Labor
Council,
Seeking
recognition
'I
tlic
Soviet
government
Maxim
Latvinoff.
Ruiaa
cummii!ar
of
foreign
affairs,
is
shown
right
setting
foot
on
United.
States
soil,
stepping
from
a
government
cutter
which
rushed
him
up
New
York
bay.
Later
be
departed
ileftt
on
a
specia
tral"
for
Washington
where
discussions
with
President
Roosevelt
concluded
In
the
United
States
recognizing
the
Soviet.
Pattullo
to
Apply
Himself
to
LAB0RITE
Task
of
Righting
Finances
of
the
Province;
"Much
Ado"
Says
Jones
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
22:
(CP)
British
Columbia
is
in
a
trulv
distressinir
financial
condition
but
Premier
T.
D.
Pattullo
declared
here
yesterday
that
he
was
confident
Uic
nnnmmnnt
M-niil1
find
.1
nio.ms
tn
mppt
l&
nhllVn
tinns.
llio
limui
iiiutiiii
uhi,
......
...v.,..
0
.
....
,
.
.
-I
feel
very
optimistic"
said
the
new
Premier,
"because
rr"c:S,Wio,
of
the
great
variety
of
resources
in
the
province.
It
is
a
created
R
mlld
Mn81lUon
at
thc
matter
now
ot
good
administration
and
applying
remedial
measures.
We
will
attempt
some
plan
of
refunding
at
an
early
remedy."
"Much
Ado
About
Nothln"
VICTORIA.
Nov.
M:
CP
-"The
honorable
minister
has
made
a
great
to
do
about
nothing
and
has
given
a
rather
wrong
impression
as
to
the
state
of
sneclal
accounts,"
J.
in
connec-
Popular
Irish
Movie
Star
Is
Critically
111
'
within
two
or
three
days.
Late
it
Mon-
Mon-
John
McGorern
Calls
Lords
"Laiy
Bunch
of
rarasites"
at
Open-irig
of
arliament
LONDON.
Nov.
22:
(CP-Ulohn
opening
of
Parllarmnt
yesterday,
with
an
outburst
In
the
presence
of
the
King
and
the
House
ot
Lords
assembled
when,
shaking
his
fist,
he
shouted
a
question
to
His
Majesty
and
the
assembled
nobility
after
the
reading
of
the
Speech
from
the
Throne:
"What
about
measures
for
'
abolition
of
thc
means
test
and
un
trid
a
vnw
rk
Nnv.
K-
Maureen
emnlovment
cuts?
What
about
the
W.
Jone.
minister
01
finance
in
we
,
0nUiygn
popular
,
Irish
moving
starving
people
outside?
law
iwmie
BOYrnin...
u
u.
,
pJcture
actreM
WM
reported
last
hu
ire
apparently
aroused
by
the
statement
last
nlht
regarding
the
nJfhl
to
,n
crtUcai
condttkm
m
gjHterlng
show
and
panoply
ot
the
declarations
on
Monday
night
t
'co,
Lebanon
Hospital
follow-
Lords,
McOovern
cried:
"You
are
Hon.
John
Hart,
the
new
Liberal
minister
of
finance.
"There
have
been
no
Irregularities
tkm
with
the
Ing
an
emergency
operation
for
R
gang
0f
laiy
parasites
maintain-
appendicitis.
The
crisis
Is
expected
ed
at
the
expense
of
the
workers,
I.
Phone
77
TAXI
Tomorrow's
Tides
III
IB
(TOMMY'S)
High
8.02
uxi
18.8
ft.
Stand,
Capitol
Theatre
niock
17:40
pjn.
18.7
ft.
Any
time,
anywhere.
60c
.It
the
fare.
Low
.
11:45
am.
9.2
ft.
T-Passenger
Chrysler
Car
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
V;:
XXIV
No.
270.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
NOVEMBER
22,
1933
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
Y-ELECl
IONS
IN
ENGLAND
TUESDA
Y
SEARCH
FOR
BODY
OF
BROOKE
HART
STILL
IS
FRUITLESS
Conservatives
Retain
Seats
in
Old
Country
But
Leads
Are
Down
Uboritcs
Cut
Into
Nationalist
Majorities
rrom
Last
(icnvral
Election
in
Contests
Held
lcsterday
in
Rutland-Stamford
and
Rusholmc
'NDON,
Nov.
22:
(CP)
The
Conservative
retained
u
I-Stamford
and
Kutholme
H?ala
in
British
House
nions
by-elections
held
yesterday
but
with
greatly
I
majorities
over
Iabor
as
compared
with
the
gen-(
t
ion.
The
result
of
the
Rutland
and
Stamford
con-arnounced
today
showed
that
Lord
Willoughby
of
nservative.
defeated
Ar-
Labor,
by
a
majority
of
mpared
with
more
than
iMiid
to
the
but
general
llrsolt
In
Rusholme
S
November
2
Cana-Cnnservauvos
retain-?
seat
n
the
How
ot
:
result
i
ytUtfH
but
with
a
greatly
3
ally
E.
A.
Kdfocd
bad
f
2O0
over
his
Labor
When
Soviet
Envoy
Arrived
For
Recognition
Talks
Steps
Are
Taken
To
Protect
Kidnappers
From
Angry
Citizens
Thomas
Thurmond
to
Plead
Insanity
While
it
is
Reported
Holmes
May
Repudiate
Confession
in
Order
to
Escape,
Death
or
Life
Imprisonment
SAN
JOSE,
Cal.,
Nov.
22:
Search
for
the
body
of
Brooke
Hart,
22-year
old
son
of
Alexander
J.
Hart,
San
Jose
merchant,
who
was
kidnapped
and
slain
on
November
10
by
Thomas
Thurmond
and
Jack
Holmes,
who
have
confessed
to
the
crime,
is
being
continued
but,
so
far,
without
success.
Thurmond
and
Holmes,
in
their
confession,
hi.
1.
1
ted
that,
after
bludgeoning1
young
Hart
into
insensibility
with
n
All
a
brick,
they
threw
his
body
Into
j
iea.VY
KcllH
All
the
hav
from
the
San
Maten
bridge
J
Experiments
were
being
made
byj
the
police
yesterday
with
a
dummy
in
the
hope
of
determining
in
what
direction
the.
body
might
hayejlrif-ted.
i-
A
pillowslip
whkh
was
found
Jn
'
the
bay
on
Monday
and
which
It
waa
at
first
believed
might
hare
been
the
one
which
Thurmond
and
Holmes
said
they
used
In
blindfolding
Hart
before
they
killed
him
was
later
identified
by
laundry
markings
as
belonging
to
Jackie
Coogan,
former
child
moving
picture
star,
andevidenUy
had
nothing
to
do
.
with
the
crime.
I
As
the
authorities
moved
towards
,
the
execution
ot
swift
Justice
upon
!
Thnrmnnrt
nnri
HnlmM
inn-lal
n.
IC
A
KJUY
caulions
ucre
bemg
taken
10
pro
lO
tIiVJIVI
tect
the
pair
from
a
sort
of
vlgil-
ante
squad
of
citizens
which
it
was
I
reported
was
being
organized
to
capture
the
killers,
if
possible,
and
take
the
law
into
its
own
hands.
Thurmond.
It
is
understood,
will
plead
insanity
while
It
is
reported
that
Holmes
may
endeavor
to
repudiate
his
alleged
confession.
Laws
of
California
state
provide
tor
the
death
sentence
or
life
imprisonment
for
kidnapping
with
violence.
Morgenthau.To
Control
News
Department
ot
Treasury
Officials
In
United
States
Forbidden
From
Glvlnc
Information
To
Press
WASHINOTON
DC.
November
22
Acting
Secretary
of
the
Treasury
Henry
Morgenthau
Jr.
has
Is-
Over
Province
Fell
on
Monday
VANCOUVER.
TTBvemBe'r-Sr
Heavy
rain
fell
Monday
In
Vancouver.
Victoria
and
at
other
Low
er
Mainland
and
Vancouver
Island
points
as
well
as
throughout
the
interior.
A
general
storm
warning
for
the
entire
coast
was
Issued
that
night
From
Dawson
came
reports
of
temperature
ranging
from
zero
to
six
above.
Soviet
Seamen
To
Take
Possession
Of
Seattle
Boat
SEATTLE.
November
22
Local
Russians
,are
plannlni
a
great
reception
for
a
crew
of
Russian
seamen
who
are
due
here
on
November
28
from
Valdlvostok
to
take
pqafiession
of
a
motorshlp
which
has
been
purchased
here
for
use
In
the
Siberian
trade
by
Soviet
Walt
Disney
Wins
Honors
Creator
ot
"Slickey
Monte"
(lets
Diploma
From
Buenos
Aires
Academy
ot
Fine
Arts
BUENOS
AIRES.
Argentina.
November
22
Walt
Disney,
creator
"l
ot
"Mickey
Mey
mouse,
Mouse."
unuiwica
animated
rar-
car-
Th.
oionH
in
Mnnn'.
sued
instructions
forhlddlne
de-
custody
of
trust
Hfl
nlohl
riuh(Kl
,nto
the
,
f
hlnartmontal
officials
in
future
from
.
character
of
the
talking
pie-
lunds
for
which
the
province
at
all
h
,ul
Bnd
R
few
lK)ur8
taler
the
Un
1
h
tQ
tne
Cnan.!Bivlng
statistical
information
re-l
J"";
h"
tlmta.
MArtlhl:!
operation
was
performed.
cellor
.ndttien
escorted
Queen
.irarding
U-.e
finances
ot
the
coun-
for
his
ouUtandlng
LL?!
work
outlining
the
status
of
the
various
funds.
Mr.
Jones
stated
that
the
present
situation
was
brought
about
by
the
deficits
of
previous
administrations
and
heavy
expenditures
on
various
projects
plus
the
depression.
Confusion
In
Stock
Market
Uncertainty
as
to
Administration
Policy
Reflected
In
Security
Prices
NEW
YORK.
Nov.
-Confusion
reigned
in
the
stock
market
yesterday
ns
a
result
of
uncertainty
as
to
administration
fiscal
nolle
lea.
Industrials
closed
at
an
average
of
100.29.
off
99:
Pilot
Saves
His
EL
TASO.
Texas.
Nov.
22:
-Pilot
J
J.
Ingram
ot
Los
Angeles
saved
his
life
yesterday
by
Jumping
from
his
commercial
plane
just
before
thc
machine
burst
Into
flames
following
a
crash
in
a
forced
landing
near
here
while
flying
from
Mexico
City
J
to
Los
Angeles
with
moving
picture
ly
Injured.
PRICE
OF
'FRANC
Mary
out.
No
other
notice
was
taken
ot
the
Incident.
Life
By
Jumping
Mary
McCormic
Before
Ship
Burns
!
To
Marry
Again
t
Will
Become
Bride
ot
Harry
Bannister
in
January
and
Settle
Down
on
Faria
DETROIT.
Nov.
22:
Mary
McCormic.
operatic
star,
arriving
in
Detroit
yesterday,
confirmed
ru-
try
to
the
press.
Heweforth.
all
"frU
such
reports
will
be
given
out
by
publicity
asents
responsible
directly
to
Mr.
Morgenthau.
Henry
Ford
To
See
President,"
""l
enrolment
of
automobile
Magnate
Magnate
Under
Blue
Eagle
Is
Foreseen
As
Result
ot
Corfercnce
DETROIT.
November
22
It
Is
films.
Ingram
suffered
some
burns!
mors
of
her
engagement
to
Harry
'
jlntlmated
that
Henry
Ford
will
about
the
face
but
was
not
severe
Bannister,
former
husband
Of
Ann
shortly
call
upon
President
Frank
Harding,
moving
picture
actress.in
D.
Roosevelt
to
p;jy
his
person-She
said
that
they
planned
to
be
'pal
respects
to
the
chief
executive.
!
married
on
January
29
and
would
it
Is
being
forecasted
that,
as
a
NEW
YORK.
November
22
The
1
settle
down
on
a
farm.
rails
at
I
French
franc
closed
at
.0642
on
the
Miss
McCormic
won
a
divorce
de
result
of
the
meeting,
the
Ford
in
the
movies.
Vancouver
Wheat
VANCOUVER.
Nov.
22:Wheat
was
auoted
on
the
exehance
todav
f
V
.
RECOGNITION
OF
SOVIET
BOON
TO
WOULD
PEACE,
SAYS
PRESIDENT
STALIN
MOSCOW.
Nov.
22:
United
States
recognition
of
Soviet
Russia
was
hailed
as
a
"boon
to
world
peace"
by
Joseph
Stalin,
president
or
the
Soviet
Republic,
in
a
radio
message
Monday
to
the
people
of
the
motor
industries
may
become
en-,
United
States
and
ot
the
world.
39.08,
up
53;
utilities
at
23.48,
off
'local
foreign,
exchange
market
on
eree
m
Los
Ancelc
last
week
from
rolled
under
the
National
Recov-
14,
and
bonds,
79,36,
up
33,
'Monuay
and
at,
.0645
Tuesday
Prince
Scvee.
MulwiM,
ery
Act
code