Today's
Weather
j.
;c
Rupert
Part
cloudy,
ligJit
t
nrthwcst
wind;
barometer,
-
rmpcraturc,
43;
sea
smooth.
XXIV
No
278,
KAAU
I'I.EBISCITi:
AND
T
MAtSI'.M.I.r.S
KILLINGS
br
(MM...,
C
rEVA.
Nov
30
-
Decern
iii
0
were
Tcported
in
re-
quarters
yesterday
ns
the
probable
dates
for
prulng
of
special
meet-
J
the
League
of
NaUons
oo;u
fraught
with
erupUve
P5MbtUUc
is
fa
fnr
ns
the
Waco
of
EurOe
Is
concerned.
f
matters
Is
the
Saar
ple-i
.c
and
the
other
the
Jugo-Bar
protest
holding
Hungary
M
-.lly
responsible
for
the
i&umvions
at
Marseilles
of
"vinir
Alcxundcr
of
Jugo-Slavla
and
Horclgn
Minister
Louis
Bthou
of
Fiiuce.
were
the
home
cooking,
white
elc-
phant
and
men
s
sUlls
Winter
In-
Continued
on
Page
2
Musketeers
Take
Lead
in
Bridge
League
Standing
Prince
Rupert
BrldRe
League
re
suits
Inst
night
were
as
follows:
nrotlo
5015,
Swift's.
6531.
Musketeers
8696,
C.
N.
R.
A.
5193.
Ramblers
7108,
Canndlan
Legion
5357.
The
league
standing:
For
Musketeers
40-478
Swift's
39,1
06
Ramblers
30-5c0
C.
N.
R.
A
33520
Grotto
Can.
Legion
30,207
Ag'st
33.272
30.911
31.694
39,411
36,787
3rottettes.
It
was
exciting
all
the!
way.
The
Co-eds
outscored
the
cigar
store
lassies
In
the
second
half
but
the
scorekeeper
thought
iUrerent.
Junior
League
Junior
League
Scythians
(19)
Dominate
(5i,
31111s'
t6,
Currle.
Montcsano
(2),
vfurray
C).
Letourneau.
Boy
Scouts
(12t
Cromp
6.
Lindseth.
Dybhavn
Sakamoto
i
li.
Brown
(3,
Erlckson,
Eby
il.
Ladles'
League
High
School
6i
Mussallcm.
Blaine,
E.
Davis
Mi.
Turgeon,
L.
Johnson,
McLcod,
T.
Davis,
Ellison
2).
Orottettcs
(71
Oulick,
Dickens,
Smith
(5i,
Hunt.
Bcale
(2),
Crox-
ford,
McMeckln.
Intermediate
League
Warriors
22
--Nelson
U0).
J.
Comadlna
(2),Glllls
(8i.
A.
Domtn-!
ato,
F.
Comadlna,
Miller.
Naylor,
Vlcreck
(2),
Fitrpatrick.
Canadian
Legion
(ID
Armstrong
(2),
Ivarson
(3).
Blake,
Mc-Phee
(2).
Chrlstenwn
(4).
Palmer.
Ritchie,
Greer,
Suehlro.
Senior
League
Moose
(26)
Pierce,
Nakamoto
(8),
Wlnghnm
d.
Arney
(6,
Kel-scy
(3).
Mitchell
(8).
flrottn
122)
Olllls
(6).
Scott
(4).
Moriran
(5).
Jlatchford
(5),
J.
38,886
.Morrlson.Istalker
(2),
Antonelll.
HUNTERDON.
NJ
Bruno
Richard
most-discussed
prisoner
.-l-.
Nov.
30:
In
...
t
inJU.Mk
I-
tn
A
U
t
Tli.nl..
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
NOVEMBER
30,
1934
President
Roosevelt
Carves
Forty
Pound
Turkey
at
Warm
Springs
For
Paralytic
Sufferers
WARM
SPRINGS.
Oa..
Nor.
30:-
I
President
Ftanklin
D.
Roosevelt
laa
giving
dinner
alone
in
the
bull
pen
yesterday
as
guards
stood
watch
British
Postal
Service
over
him.
He
is
not.
allowed
to
use
metal
dishes
but
Mrs.
McRae,
wife
of
the
warden,
provided
him
with
lightful
get-together
which
con-.isted
of
dinner,
musical
entertainment
and
theatre
party
at
the
Japltol.
There
were
about
fifty
persons
in
attendance
and
the
proceed
ings
were
most
enjoyable
to
all.
The
Boston
cabaret,
where
the
dinner
took
place,
was
especially
decorated
for
the
occasion
with
Gyro
colors
of
purple
and
gold
and
on
the
tables
were
placed
bouquets
of
chrysanthemums
in
the
same
colors.
President
W.
H.
Tobey
was
in
the
chair
and
Grace
was
pronounced
by
night
carved
a
forty-pound
turkej
iRev
w
D-
Granl
Hoillngworth,
the
in
UoffJ
ZOlltuae
whlch
was
served
to
a
dozen
chll-1
selections
padre
were
by
aren
pauenis
irom
me
wannip,!,.
nr,hMin
ih
mnti
at--
-.
Today's
Tides
"High
.
Low
udiauu
o
niii
oi
a
auu
laic
uiuci-
Springs
Infantile
Paralysis
Hospital
the
dinner!.
the
TlinntsfflvlniT
rilnnpr
with
th
rhlpf
.
...,..'
rt.r
rr
.
,h
tn.i
h'Jrear
the
British
Post
Office
has.
elation
for
the
evening's
entertain
their
Thanksgiving'
dinner
with
UVarden
and
Mrs
McRae.
Great
Benefit
Would
Be
Done
Coal
Mines
and
Much
Saved
By
Making
Gas
and
Fuel
Oil
Here
S-1R
a
m
B.
C.
GETS
lJ9
ft.
20:44
p.m.
15.8
ft.
...1:25
a
so.
i'nt,
14:25
pjn.
94
ft.
PKlCt:
MVK
CEN'Ia
JAPANESE
FA
V0R1NG
DISARMAMENT
MW
MERCHANT
MARINE
SUBSIDY
PLAN
IN
GREAT
BRITAIN
.
L
J
kn-Aggression
and
M00SE
WIN
Royal
Bank
Heads
SILVER
IS
Non-Menace
Said
To
m,UF
Be
Principle
Wanted
lljs
Country
Actuated
by
Spirit
of
Disarming
in
Insisting
I
pun
Abolition
of
Naval
Ratios,
Declares
Foreign
Minister
Hirota
KI),
Nov.
30:
(CP)
Japan's
foreign
minister,
Koki
m
the
Diet
today
that
the
government
is
en-r;g
to
establish
firmly
the
principle
of
non-menace
-aggression."
In
insisting
iijKm
abolition
of
the
ijile,
the
minister
declared
that
the
country
was
i
a
"spirit
of
disarmament"
"It
Is
according
to
this
principle,"
TRADE
HAS
INCREASED
ih
llouof
Hears
That
ImprrUI
.nfrrrnce
Parti
Hatf
Been
Beneficial
..
ti!
under-frrcreUry
of
i
in.
In
char
of
overbid
the
House
of
Com-;i
.
that,
sine
the
Im-
i
m
urc
trade
agreement
:o
force
a
couple
of
mere
had
brut
an
torn.
re
than
thirty-three
trade
of
the
Mother
v
tl.
Uw
Dominions
Can-ui.
New
Zealand.
South
h.id
Increased
their
pur-
n.
the
United
Kingdom
'
...umg
Major
Caldwell's
the
House
rejected
by
a
'
ii
to
15
a
Liberal
amend
-the
Speech
from
the
ply
erlticitlnc
the
govern-'
tailing
to
ado
pollcfes
a
revival
of
Imperial
Injured
In
Train
Explosion
Hirota
said
in
a
long-awaited
speech,
"that
Japan
proposed
abolition
of
the
naval
ratio
principle
hitherto
In
force
and
the
establishment
of
a
common
upper
limit
for
the
powers
concernedJapan.
United
Slates
and
Oreal
Britain."
Wiley
Post
To
,
Try
Ascent
To.
Thin
Air
Soon
OKLAHOMA
CITY.
Nor
30
-Impatient
with
Chicago's
cloudy
wea
ther
which
had
held
him
down
for
the
past
few
weeks.
Wiley
Post,
noted
American
aviator,
has
arrived
here
to
try
his
projected
strato
sphere
flight.
BAZAAR
WAS
SUCCESSFUL
Ladies
Made
Thrir
I'Jfnrt
In
After
noonMen
State
Dinner
In
Lvrnlng
.
The
annual
baaaar
of
the
Wo
man's
Auxtaary
oi
at.
ahuicw
b
lAniiran
Cathedral
was
opened
at
the
Cathedral
Hall
yesterday
ai
ternoon
br
Rt
Rev.
O
A.
Rlx
DD..
Bishop
of
Caledonia.
The
hall
was
attractively
decorated
for
the
oc
'
caslon.
the
booths
were
laden
with
inline
Train
Blew
Up
and
Burst
many
attractive
article
and
there
Inio
llamri
Krar
Turin.
Italy.
were
aU
the
baaaar
features,
ica
Yesterday
r"l
Italy.
Nor.
SO.
-Fifty
per-'
injured
yesterday
in
the
s
r,
near
here
of
a
gasoline
''
i'
ti
blew
up
and
burst
into
was
served
and
a
musical
program
,
offered.
Unified
the
four
seasons
of
the
year
In
novel
fa
anion.
Sprint
included
the
sewing
booth
ay
with
lilac
and
spring
flowers.
Summer,
in
which
was
the
ta
mnm
was
ren
re
Rented
by
ai
1
bower
of
roses.
Included
in
the
fall
i
section,
all
gay
with
autumn
colors.
Lodge
Men
Break
Losing
Streak
By
Defeating
Grotto
26
to
22
Last
Evening
The
Moose
broke
their
losing
streak
In
the
Senior
Basketball
League
last
night
by
winning
over
the
Grotto
20-22
In
a
rough
game
Nakamoto.
Arney
and
Mitchell
were
the
main
reason
for
the
Orotto
losing
as
they
were
sinking
them
from
all
over
the
floor.
With
ten
minutes
to
go
of
the
first
half.
Mitchell
tied
the
score,
eight
all'
The
Orotto
scored
soon
after
Then
th;
boys
turned
on
the
heat
but
neither
team
made
any
headway
At
half
time
the
score
was
10-8
in
favor
of
the
Orotto.
I
The
Moose
started
strong
in
thei
second
half
with
no
reply
from
the
j
Orotto.
Until
within
six
minutes
of
the
final
whistle,
the
score
stood
23-10.
Then
the
Orotto
went
to
work
and
got
themselves
twelve
points
but
they
lost
out
In
their1
race
with
time,
final
score
being
j
26-22.
J.
Comadlna
referred
the
senior
same
In
a
capable
manner.
.
Intermediate
It
was
the
Canadian
Legion
s
night
off
in
the
Intermediate
League
when
they
dropped
one
to?
the
Warriors
on
a
22
to
11
decision
.
If
combination
counts,
the
Vets'
should
have
won
but
the
shots
would
not
stay
put.
At
half
time
the
score
was
14-3
and.
in
the
second
lap.
the
Legion
held
the
Warriors
iouri
for
a
brief
period
but
could
not
sink
enough
to
catch
up.
It
was
,
Just
a
case
of
hard
luck.
Bill
Nel-1
son
went
on
a
scoring
spree,
snar-)
Ing
ten
points
for
his
evening's
j
work.
Ladies'
League
i
The
High
School
girls
were
h-
bed
of
a
Ladies'
League
game
by
I
rbcr
II
M
W
WILSON
r
T:
has
b
of
boan!
Sir
;me
New
S.
li.
DOBSON
generai
manager
In
succession
to
M.
W
WUson
.he
scorekeeper
when
they
lost
out
tiauptmann
jpendS
ri
an
overtime
period
7-6
to
thei
Thnnhstt'tuina
Dav
"
7
W
IMPORTED
Biggest
Individual
Shipment
Ever
Keaclied
Montreal
to
Fill
December
Deliveries
in
Canada
MONTREAL,
Nov.
30:
(CP)
To
fill
December
deliveries
on
the
Canadian
Commodity
Exchange,
the
largest
individual
shipment
of
silver
ever
to
reach
Montreal,
approximately
710,000
ounces,
arrived
yesterday
by
train
from
Chrome,
XJ,
having
been
shipped
by
the
American
Metal
Co.
The
shipment
was
consigned
to
two
companies
licensed
by
the
exchange
as
official
warehouses.
Yesterday's
silver
receipts
kr...k
v.
.i
:
..
i:
i
wwMii"i
lilt:
iutl
III
I11CII97U
i
vaults
of
the
exchange
to
2,211,-
I
SS3
ounces.
Embezzlement
Case
Against
Insult
To
Be
Proceeded
With
Chief
Executive's
Children
Guests
Millions
Being
Made
Available
To
Assist
Mercantile
Shipping
Vast
Scheme,
Effective
Next
Year,
Announced
in
London
Today
New
Building
to
be
Encouraged
Under
Government's
Project
LONDON,
Nov.
30r
(CP)
A
vast
plan
of
the
government
to
subsidize
the
merchant
marine
effective
next
year
was
announced
today.
Ten
million
dollars
will
be
placed
at
:he
disposal
of
coastal
freight
lines
and
fifty
millions
will
oe
advanced
to
encourage
new
construction
or
the
re-outfitting
of
old
units
of
the
merchant
marine.
Shipping
firms
which
benefit
must
scrap
a
certain
proportion
of
existing
LADIES
AT
,
GYRO
CLUB
CHICAGO.
Nor
.-30:
The
State
of
"Dames'
Night"
Enjoyed
With
Dave
Illinois,
-will
press:
mbjtzrif
mrptiaBorUnd
as
Special
Jlust
Din-,
,
charges
against
Samuel
lnsuJl
sr.
in
j
her.
Music
and
Theatre,
connection
with
the
collapse
of
his
'
rarty
utilities
enterprises
in
spite
of
his;
acquittal
on
charges
of
using
the.
With
D.
O.
Borland
as
special
mails
to
defraud.
January
7
has!
personal
host,
members
of
the
been
tentatively
set
as
the
date
fori
iuice
Rupert
0ro
Club
and
their
the
hearing
of
the
embezzlement
;
ladies
last
evening
enjoyed
a
de-
charges.
TIE
ORDER
London,
Midlands
and
Scottbh
.
IUUway-to
ak.l&0.00
-Feet,
it
is
Announced
.
MONTREAL.
Nor.
30:
Orders
for
sixteen
million
feet
of
railway
tics
for
British
Columbia
will
result
from
a
visit
of
of
flcials
of
the
Lon
don.
Midlands
and
Scottish
Railway
to
that
province.
This
was
stated
Jay
one
of
the
officials
who
was
here
on
his
way
home.
Mrs.
Vanderbilt
Starting
Appeal
i
Against
Decision
Denying
Her
Custody
of
Her
Ten-Year
Old
Daughter
NEW
YORK.
Nov.
30:
Mrsv
Gloria
Morgan
Vanderbilt
hns
launched
i
appeal
proceedings
by-
the
!
cai
program
lowing
:
means
of
habeas
against
the
-
corpus
Hauptmann.
liad
wh0
noiiaa
been
DeencnosenDy
chosen
bv
lot
iot
to
ionave,lncluded
have
T
vocal
duets
by
Dr
mi
,
01
rnr--.0
.
l
in
In
..
Mrs-
u
anQ
vocai
80105
'
I
New
York
Supreme
Court
wherebys
'Ttrtltn
ClfltM
InHnv
nhn
(t
holrf
r-.-ui
,
i.
.v,-
I
wu.
j
'
"-
executive
....
,
Hiintprrtnn
nnuntv
tail
awaiune
-i..
n
u
.
.
i
i
Mrs.
William
Cruickshank
and
.
1
.
.
"
1'
I
1
I
f
f
llMlllTlL
P.
I
If-1
1
1
1
I
HI
wira
.
I
n
t
.
I
1
she
was
denied
custody
except
at
niorame
irom
uoy
acouus
oy
a.
.
.
kidnaD.murder
two
and
.'
A
'
3
"ZZZI
lara
enpps
an
oi
wnom
were
week-ends
of
her
tep-jrear
.core
of
19
to
12.
to
put
them
well
ha,f
charlej
-
-
in
fine
voice.
Community
singing
j
Glorla
VanderbUt.
ihmil
.head
in
n
the
race.
mn
Thp
The
iimi
game
was
null
"
.
....
u
iKuuij.
twas
ums
aiso
nin
pnlovpn
enjoyea
ann
ana
an
nn
interlude:
lntprllinp
i
.
1.11.
v
-
1
.
.
never
in
doubt.
Half
time
score
was
13-5.
Individual
scoring:
old
Mrs.
vanderbilt
has
left
here
for
pf
witticisms
by
President
Tobey
J
Washington
where
she
will
stay
at
proved
amusing.
Charles
P.
Balagno
nrpsldpri
at
the
nlnno.
Wlnnprs
in
ShoWS
Large
Prof
tt
'two
drawings
were
Miss
Margaret
.
McGutre
and
G
A.
Hunter.
On
mo-
LONDON.
Nor.
30;
So
far
this1
tlon
of
William
Cruickshank,
appre-
shown
a
surplus
of
$65,000,000.
the
;
ment
was
conveyed
with
musical
House
of
Commons
was
informed,
j
honors
to
Mr.
Borland
and
President
i
Tobey,
Dr.
J.
H.
Carson
arid
C.
P.
ttTinnnn
who
assisted
him
In
ar
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
30:
(CP)
Eighteen
million
dollars
could
be
conserved
annually
and
enormous
benefit
done
the
coal
mines
of
British
Columbia
through
the
erection
of
a
modern
hydrogeneration
plant,
James
Dickson,
chief
inspector
of
mines,
told
delegates
to
the
British
Columbia
branch
of
the
Canadian
Institute
of
Mining
and
Metallurgy
in
session
here.
Such
a
plant,
using
coal,
could
produce
all
the
gaso-.
line
and
fuel
oil
needed
in
the
province,
turning
out
gasoline
at
fourteeii
to
sixteen
cents
a
gallon,
Mrf
Dickson
said.
.
ranging
the
affair.
Adjournment
was
then
lnade
to
the
Capitol
Theatre
where,
there
'was
an
appropriate
showing
of
the
picture
"Dames."
After
the
regular
I
picture
program,
there
was
a
surprise
preview
exhibition
of
a
spe-
Continued
on
Paee
Vancouver
Wheat
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
30:
(CP
i
Wheat
was
quoted
at
78c
per
bu
shel
on
the
local
exchange
yester-
:
day.
dropping
to
78c
today.
SESSION
JANUARY
10
10.
VANCOUVER.
Nov.
30:
An
Ot
tawa
dispatch
to
the
Vancouver
I
Province-states
that
Parliament
will
be.
called
to
assemble
on
January
the
Mayflower
Hotel.
She
will
try
to
e
Mrs.
Roosevelt,
wife
of
the
pre
sident.
England
Seeking
Jake
the
Barber
John
Jacob
Factor
Wanted
in
Loudon
on
Charge
of
Being
Confidence
Man
LONDON.
Nov.
30:
The
British
oventment
is
making
new
efforts
0
arrange
for
the
extradition
from
the
United
States
of
John
Jrco'j
actor
of
Chicago
whd
is
wanted
as
1
confidence
man.
Many
New
Air
Lines
Planned
By
Jap
Gov't
TOKIO.
Nov.
30:
-The
Japanese
government
Is
planning
the
establishment
of
thousands
of
miles
of
new
air
lines
with
a
view
to
linking
up
her
widespread
Insular
sections.