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No.
145.
CONFERENCE
SAVED
FROM
IMPORTANT
CHANGE
IN
Agreement
Is
Reached
Between
France
and
United
States
To
Postpone
Stabilization
Talk
DAYLIGHT
TIME
OFF
lit
of
Wenalfhre
and
Chelan
t
ounly
Announce
Thff
Arc
Returning
to
Standard
VKNATCHiT
Wash.
June
22
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r
iobn
Uamey
aamwneed
'rday
that
th.
city
of
Weaat-:
wUI
abandon
daylight
aavlnc
back
u
regular
time
on
V
lay
net
v
matter
what
the
city
might
)'
had
been
previously
snnotm-'
'hat
Chelan
County
had
aban
1
dayugJU
taring
and
1U
of-i
would
be
so
governed.
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Stocks
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JR.
Fabyan,
UNITKll
STATES
OIIAIN
CHOI
FOR
YEAR
LOWEST
SINCE
1131,
ANNOUNCED
WA8H1NOTON,
DC.
June
4
33:
-United
States
Depart-
ment
of
Commerce
statistics
made
public
yesterday
estl-
mate
the
1033
grain
crop
of
thla
country
at
535.000.000
bu-
hela,
the
smallest
since
1894
and
160.000.000
bushels
below
flomeatlc
requirements.
Against
thla,
however.
must
be
consld-
ered
a
carryover
ol
284.000.000
bushels
Irom
last
year
which
atill
ImiYC
the
country
with
a
surplus.
Fresh
Imtructions
Bcinp
Sent
President
Roosevelt
to
American
Delegation
Reduction
of
World
Wheat
Production
to
j
'
Be
Taken
Up
LONDON,
June
22:
(Canadian
Press)
The
United
Stales
delegation
to
the
world
economic
conference
said
in
a
statement
today
tlmt
the
United
States
government
feels
that
currency
stabilization
now
would
be
untimely
and
possibly
would
"cause
a
violent
price
recession"
to
the
detriment
of
the
conference.
Simultaneously
with
the
pub-
ultcatlon
ol
the
statement
It
wa.s
.
,
.
,
authoritatively
said
that
the
con-
nj
I
IfVj
I
A
(-I
I
Iference
had
been
saved
from
foun
lTlV1
1
1
dTiVIU
dertng
on
the
stabtliaaUon
Issue
as
-rlf
rinmrtri
rw,t
of
an
agreement
between
I
ll
IV
VII
l4;
V'
Vl
1
V
JL
V
A
1JL
Brltkh
Pter
and
Hit
Companion
"
rwmd
nullly
by
VleforU
Ma
(Wlrate
on
Chare
of
AfMUlt
'
VICTOtUA.
June
23
(Canadian
t
Lord
coward
Montasju
found
guilty
of
common
a-
sault
on
the
person
of
John
Pope!syjent
that
It
was
not
practicable
and
was
fined
CM
and
$7
eoati.;at
Ume
wttb
option
of
ten
dayslmprtson
u
ciar
,n
nign
g0Tern.
est,
by
Magtatrate
Oonxell.
j
nMfU
clrC
at
v,'ahlrMjtor
that
7
In
police
court
here
yesterday.
Valua
states
administration
?
found
ini
dlspo.ed
to
postpone
further
Montagu,
was
lJdbuJ2rt
monetary
stabHtsatlo.
and
was
fined
$40
and
$7
to
with
one
month's
option.
Th
naditrate
commantad
thai
Lord
Montagu
and
U
rooks'"
Miaitili
for
the
halmass'
-
.1
it
eondttlon
of
Forbes
anrt
of
both
was
repre-
There
was
no
doubt
that
of
fcard
Montagu
had
lost
his
temper
i
aad
that
Brooks
had
uod
unnec
of
aaaary
ttolencr
eonstdertng
Fjrbes
aandttlon
ard
the
two
blows
that
Brooks
had
itmek
were
unlust.
Lord
Montagu
paid
his
fine
last
evening
but
Brooks
remained
in
I
Nationalists
Are
1
aided
IMMJN.
June
M:r-In
order
to
fatther
strengthen
his
own
posl-Mon,
Chancellor
Adolf
IiiUer
yesterday
ordered
Natl
officers
to
oc-euay
It
offices
of
the
Nationalist
party
gnd
take
possession
of
same
with
aU
their
contents
The
order
was
immediately
acted
upon.
A
round-up
of
Nationalist
leaden
has
alto
been
undertaken
by
the
government
to
insure
allegiance
to
Chancellor
Hitler.
Search
For
Victims
Of
Skeena
Drowing
Tragedy
Continues
Search
for
the
bodies
of
three
victims
of
Sunday
night's
drownlnc
tragedy
In
the
Skeena
Hlver
at
Copper
City
near
Terrace
is
belnp
continued.
Halibut
hooks
and
other
adlUonal
gear
were
sent
to
the
interior
Wednesday
night
to
be
used
tn
the
dragging
operations
which,
as
far
as
could
be
learned,
had
been
still
unsuccessful
up
to
this
afternoon
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
by
Special
Emissary
From
French
and
United
Slate
represen
taUves
to
postpone
dtseastton
of
the
question
until
later.
Suefa
was
the
result
of
a
showdown
wbMvPraneejtnd
tho
central
Baropeaivbloc
haT6een
seeking
tor
the
past
lew
days
In
regard
to
ta-
blllaaUon
of
Uie
United
States
dollar
and
the
British
pound
sterling
'
nance
had
been
insisting
that
such
atablltsaUon
be
brought
about
while
United
States
had
been
equally
in-
unUl
domestic
prices
have
ellmbed
a
higher
level
with
the
aid
of
th-Prealdenfs
economic
reoovery
pro-
uieK
oi
univimvnt
mmtuna
i
.
.
.
.
i
r.
d
J
JamIIm
States
Negation
nan
bean
continuing
to
delay
the
woik
the
conference.
It
was
announced
but
night
that
Assistant
Secretary
State
Moiey
had
Just
been
sent
from
New
York
with
fresh
Instruc-tteas
from
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
to
be
conveyed
to
the
delegation.
Turks
Heard
From
The
Turkish
delegation
to
the
.
.
K
1U.
conference
yesieraay
proooeea
hr
gradual
abolition
of
bl-lsteral
agreements,
of
quota
measures,
ab-
.restrictions
of
export
bounties.
tak-J
equilibrium
of
each
nation
Into
ac
count
The
Wednesday
edition
of
the
London
Dally
Telegraph
said
that
bad
been
informed
tlwt
the
world
economic
conference
will
begin
immediate
discussion
of
a
plan
for
reducing
the
world's
wheat
output
by
fifteen
percent
and
absorbing
the
total
carryover
in
a
two-year
period.
War
Debt
Conference
It
is
understood
here
that
if
the
world
economic
conference
Is
concluded
by
the
end
of
July,
Rt
Hon.
Neville
Chamberlain.
Ilritlsh
Chancellor
of
the
Exchequer,
and
Sir
John
Simon.
Foreign
Secretary,
will
go
to
Washington
to
discuss
wat
debt
setUement
with
President
Roosevelt.
Today's
Weather
Terrace
Heavy
rain,
south
wind,
temperature,
48.
Alyansh
Raining,
southeast
wind,
48.
Anyox
Heavy
rain.
calm.
60.
Stewart
Cloudy,
south
wind,
SO
I
laztlton
Raining,
onlm,
43.
Smlthers
Raining,
calm,
cool.
SCHOOL
Shakespeare
Memorial
Theatre
Statue
The
statue
of
WUlUm
Shakespeare
by
Lord
Ronald
Oower
Is
seen
here
before
being
placed
In
front
of
the
Shrtespeare
Memorial
theatre
at
Stratford
-on
-A
von.
SnglanJ.
MITCHELL
HONOR
FOR
IS
FREED,
PRESIDENT
Former
Chairman
of
National
City
;Capt
Dtn
Pine
Heads
nioureter
Hank
Acquitted
on
Tax
Charges
NEW
YORK,
June
3t:
(Canadian
rrrw)
Charles
E.
Mitchell,
former
chairman
of
the
board
of
directors
of
the
National
City
Hank,
was
acquitted
by
the
Jury
today
on
all
counts
in
an
Indictment
charging
him
with
income
tax
evasion.
NEW
YORK.
June
22:
-Having
failed
after
several
hours
deliberation
to
reach
a
verdict,
the
jury
In
the
case
of
Charles
E.
Mitchell,
formerly
chairman
of
the
National
City
Dank,
who
Is
charged
with
evading
the
federal
Income
tax
law,
was
last
night
ordered
locked
up
for
the
night.
I
Lieut.
Governor
Of
Washington
Is
Garnisheed
OLYMPIA.
Wash
.
June
23:-Af-ter
prealdinR
over
the
session
of
Uie
State
Senate
which
removed
the
prohibition
on
employees
of
the
state
of
Washington
being
garnisheed
for
debt.
Vsc
Myers,
colorful
orchestra
leader14eutenant
gover
nor
oi
me
nunc,
was
me
iirsi
to
or
i
made
a
defendant
under
the
new
legMaUon.
a
Seattle
men's
furnishings
firm
entering
suit
against
him
for
$64.
Pound
Sterling
mid
Canadian
Dollar
on
New
York
Exchange
NEW
YORK.
June
33
-The
British
pcund
sterling
closed
at
18
on
the
looa)
fealgn
exchange
yeaterday.
The
Canadian
dollar
closed
at
901-3e
JUNE
22,
1933
POLICY
IS
ANNOUNCED
Fishermen
in
Making
Presentation
to
Executive
OLOUCKBTBR.
Mass..
June
3S
resident
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
spent
yesterday
here
in
the
course
of
his
holiday
cruise
along
the
,New
England
coast
tn
the
selling
yacht
Amber
Jaek
II.
In
addition
to
attending
to
certain
official
business.
President
Hoosevelt
during
the
day
received
a
delegation
of
Otoucester
fishermen,
headed
by
Capt.
Ben
Pine,
iaklpeer
of
the
famous
racing
schooner
Oertrude
L.
Tfcebaud,
and
wu
presented
with
a
hand-
jome
painting
of
the
schooner
as
ia
memento.
The
chief
executive
left
last
might
in
continuation
of
his
north-'ward
voyage
which
will
take
him
to
Portland.
Maine,
tomorrow
ana
jCampobeUo.
New
Brunowtak,
where
bis
mother
has
a
summer
home,
for
the
week-end.
ISSUE
IS
IN
DOUBT
Question
of
Stabilisation
Threatens
To
Make
or
Break
Economic
Conference
LONDON,
June
33
The
question
of
stabilisation
of
the
United
Btates
dollar
and
the
UtlUah
pound
letting
was
sUll
the
vital
Issue
at
the
dosing
of
yesterday's
seenon
)f
Uie
world
economic
ednferenee
here.
Within
the
next
day
or
so,
it
was
expected,
adjustment
or
otherwise
of
this
matter
would
mean
the
success
or
wrecking
of
the
conference.
Meanwhile,
desperate
efforts
were
being
maed
by
conference
leaders
i
save
the
momentous
parley
from
failure.
WRECKING
JJ
Not
To
Be
Admitted
in
Future;
Charge
Over
16
t
Staffs
of
Local
Educational
Institutions
Being
Reduce'd
and
Wages
Cut
Westview
Closed
and
Only
1
One
Teacher
at
Seal
Cove
!
Important
changes
in
local
school
policy
designed
in
the
interests
of
economy
were
announced
in
a
statement
today
by
Gity
Commissioner
W.
J.
Alder.
The
commissioner
announced
that,
after
the
present
term,
children
under
the
tge
of
seven
years
would
not
be
admitted
to
any
of
the
?ity
schools
while
boys
and
girls
sixteen
years
and
over,
;
1
.
t-hether
in
public
or
high
school,
Ttj
a
j-
titpi
)
would
be
required
to
pay
$50
per
W
A
I
h
I
I
I
I
?ear
for
tuition
except
those
who
IS
FACED
Clerical
Employees
of
CJS'Jt
Face
Reduction
on
July
1
To
Pott-pone
VS.
Reduction
MONTftBAL.
JaneTS
(Aij'J-
f
Press
i
Clerical
and
other
employees
tn
the
same
class
on
the
Oana
dian
National
Railways
faee
a
reduction
in
pay
on
July
1
of
ten
percent
from
the
basic
rates,
talking
a
total
cut
within
the
put
two
years
of
twenty
percent.
Fifteen
thousand
persons
are
affected
by
the
latest
wage
cut,
classes
Including
stenographers,
accountants,
offke
boys,
f
fling
clerks,
etc..
passenger
station
help.
freight
shed
workers
round
house
and
car
shop
employees
and
yard
store
departments.
A
new
ten
percent
pay
cut
affecting
35,000
shopmen
on
the
Canadian
National
Railways
will
be
put
into
effect
on
July
16,
officials
and
eom-
nanv
heads
stated
here
todav.
I
Rrducion
Postponed
NEW
YORK.
June
22
It
was
tn-Umateo
here
yesterday
that
the
ten
percent
wage
cut
on
several
Important
American
railway
lines
which
was
recently
announced
would
probably
be
postponed
and
the
present
arrangement
extended
until
May
1933
by
which
time
It
hoped
Improved
general
conditions
may
obviate
the
necessity
ot
making
the
reduction
at
all.
Noted
Expert
is
Engaged
in
Case
SAN
JOSE.
Cat.
June
22
The
defence
announced
yesterday
that
Prof.
Helnrtch.
noted
crtminaloglst
:
had
been
retained
in
the
case
in
which
David
A.
Lamson
of
this
City
Is
charged
with
the
murder
of
his
young
wife
and
It
was
expected
that
expert
evidence
to
be
adduced
from
him
would
prove
the
Innocence
of
accused
who
to
alleged
to
have
slain
his
wife
with
a
piece
of
Iron
pipe
In
the
bath
tub
of
their
home.
DEPOSITS
INCREASE
,
United
States
Banks
Received
$221,-
000,000
More
During
Past
Week,
It
Is
Announced
NEW
YORK.
June
33:
As
a
result
of
recently
enacted
new
banking
legislation
it
la
believed,
bank
j
deposits
in
the
United
States
Increased
by
$334,000,000
during
the
past
week.
It
was
announced
In
banking
circles
here
yesterday.
PRICK:
FIVE
CENTS
were
unable
to
pay
and
who
showed
unusual
proficiency
tn
which
cases
scholarships
might
be
granted
on
the
recommendation
of
the
.principals
concerned.
Mr.
Alder
also
Intimated
that
there
would
be
reductions
tn
the
teaching
staffs
of
ail
schools
and
teachers.
The
commissioner
further
announced
that
It
had
been
decided
to
close
down
Westview
School
and
that
the
staff
of
Seal
dove
school
would
be
reduced
from
two
to
one
teacher.
ASKING
FOR
EXTRA
MAIL
A
t
Present
Four
Trains
a
Week
Each
Way
But
Only
Three
Carry
Utters
For
Post
Office
The
unsatisfactory
condition
of
Ills
Majesty's
mails
under
the
new
train
service
Is
being
drawn
to
the
attention
of
the
Post
Office
Department
at
Ottawa
by
the
Chamber
of
Commerce
which
asks
that
as
there
are
four
trams
a
week
In
and
ot
Prlnce
pert.
there
shalL,
be
also
tour
ma
us
oath
way.
Mails
now
arrive
la
Prince
Rupert-Mondays
and
Satondays
at
2:15
pm.
"
and
Thursdays
at
10:30
pjn.
The
mixed
train
arriving
Tuesday
aU-10:30
pjn.
dees
not
bring
mall.
Outbound
malls
leave
Mondayy'
Wednesday
and
Friday
at
9:30
pjn.
but
the
Saturday
night
train
does',
not
carry
mall.
It
Is
asked
that
the
outbound
and
Inbound
trains
which
'
do
not
at
present
carry
mall
shalfj
baggage-car
service,
at
leasC
to
Krn
local
POnts.
INDUSTRIALS
WERE
STRONG
Ralls
Also
Firm
But
Utilities
Weak
In
Yesterday's
Trading
on
New
York
Stock
Exchange
NEW
YORK,
June
22:-Strength-of
a
number
of
Individual
Industrial
issues
featured
yesterday's
trading
on
the
New
York
Stock
Exchange.
.
Ralls
were
also
firm
but
utilities
displayed
weakness.
Industrials
closed
at
an
average
,
of
09.91.
up
.66:
rails
at
41.39.
up
.17.
and
utilities
at
31.95,
oft
.03.
.
SILVER
AND
COPPER
ON
NEW
YORK
MART
NEW
YORK,
June
33:
(Canadian
Press)
Bar
silver
closed
at
35c
per
ounce
on
the
local
metal
market'
today.
Oopper
remained
steady
at
ISc,'