Alii
III
It
HI
NDI
ILSON
i.
1U
iui(
rsiin.
nr-LrUKUe
bt
Nuions
conference.
U
to
be
N.
bel
Peace
Prttr
n'-cd
today
would
cover
the
exira
!"M5KINN:U
I
,
HIND
saii:
J
Inland.
TWO
MAItlllAGES
OK
INTEREST
IN
FILM
COLONY
ON
FRIDAY
I
IOLLYWOOD.
Dec
.
8
:
Two
narrlaaes
of
much
Interest
In
the
film
colony
took
place
yesterday
Kvelyn
Lay
English
actress,
and
Frank
Latifhton
eloped
to
Yuma.
Artoima.
to
be
married.
Gloria
&Hi
and
Herbert
Marshill
accompanying
them.
Evatyn
Venable
and
Hal
Moore,
a
cameraman,
were
married
here
Subsidy
For
Vessels
Carrying
'1
Logs
From
Prince
Rupert
Asked
5
f
IS-
Today's
Wear
Tomorrow's
Ticks
RupertClear,
mmm
High
.
3:08
ajn.
19:8
ft.
tifi,
barometer,
,29.05.
X.I
14:41
pjn.
22.5
ft.
48.
Ma
smpotlt.
til.
A
Low
'.
..
8:52
a.m.
7.8
ft.
21:35
p.m.
1.8
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
-
;
,
Sftl
m
'
'
.J
;
-
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY-,
DECEMBER
8,
1934
PRicg;
five
cgrnw
ITALY
CHECKING
OUTFLOW
OF
GOLD
SCHOONER
SEIZED
AT
NEW
YORK
FOR
LIQUOR
SMUGGLING
forcible
Lonversion
oi
Foreign
Credits
Into
Lira
Ordered
bairn's
Cabinet
Orders
All
Banks,
Businessmen
and
private
Omens
to
Turn
Securities
Over
to
Foreign
Exchange
Institute
i
r
r
Dec.
8:
(CP)
Forcible
conversion
of
all
for-held
by
Italian
citizens
was
ordered
today
by
:
-resided
over
by
Premier
Benito
Mussolini
in
npt
to
halt
the
flow
of
gold
out
of
the
Bank
of
oank,
businessmen
and
private
citizens
are
Hirn
over
to
the
national
institute
for
foreign,
exchange
all
their
foreign
credits
for
which
they
will
be
given
lira
at
the
preterit
rate
of
exchange
about
8'jc
At
the
same
time
the
cabinet
ordered
Italians,
under
heavy
pen
alty,
to
register
with
the
Dank
of
Italy
foreign
bond
and
foreign
currency
bonds
which
they
hold!
abroad
The
Institute
for
foreign
j
exchange
can
then
use
these
for-1
ncn
credits,
estimated
at
three
billion
lira,
instead
of
gold
to
pay
for
Imports.
Guld
For
New
York
niERBOimp.
France.
Dec.
8:
,CPi
Two
WieoldValued--Bt
$2
000.000
was
exported
today
to
V
w
York
banks.
By
Local
Chamber
of
Commerce
It
jnert
Chamber
W
Nirkcrson
in
regard
to
&
:r
sod
loir
shipping
activities
from
this
port,
the
lLllL'J
til
LIVV
a
.
fcS
-mw
calling
at
Prince
Rupert
for
logs
or
otnei
'
to
suusKiy
oeing
tur
twcc
"
II
made
necessary
be-oinlsilon
of
this
port
ueral
charter
forms
ru
t
Mr.
Nlckerson
drew
.he
fact
that
the
fe-tnent
not
only
con-llway
into
Fort
Chur-spent
millions
of
doling
port
facilities
and
amcrs
to
make
lt
at-hem
to
go
there.
He
also
drew
attention
to
the
fact
hat
there
were
logs
In
the
country
;ontlguou!
to
Prince
Rupert
which
might
be
exported
but.
if
not
exported,
would
find
no
home
market.
These.
If
shipped,
would
be
In
com-eUtlon
with
similar
product
from
he
State
of
Washington.
The
dlf-
.iculty
m
meeung
tu"'""-"lnIoyment
relief.
Relief
was
dls-
.vas
largely
of
ocean
"P"";-
"
cusscd
but
no
announcemenU
were,
.ubventwn
oi
some
mu
'
vv-
message
received
;1
t,
ftnn
nnrt
thls
was
the
tin
1
'rgcam.
Alex
mcincui
S
-
police,
tnu
"
'lit
ary
to
get
the
business
inn
j
o
a
point
where
it
would
become
...
nitrnrtive
to
tramp
HV
SF.ARC..r.RS
0
comc
to
thc
port
The
...
rv
ih
tpnmer
would
be
auuui
.vwv
-----
alter-
.":
hieh
followed!
.
m
t
A
I
in
in
IHMIUNIVU
I
Mechanical
Brain
In
The
Making
A
group
of
civil
worfc-
admu.:str
!'
..)',
wc
fcc
engaged
in
the
;
ons:
irf
.on
of
the
differential
ana-.
lyzer.
at
the
University
of
PcoxuyWa-ua
.
n.
b
:vr,
tn
15
tarn
s
tnauicinaueal
problems
that
would
lake
five
expert
f
bur
mon
ths
to
do.
Dr.
Patterson
Given
Absolute
Control
of
Tory
Party
in
B.C.;
Move
For
Convention
Defeated
VANCOUVER,
Dec.
S:
(CP)
At
the
annual,
meeting
of
the
British
Columbia
Conservative
Association
yesterday
a
resolution
was
passed
stating
that,
"until
the
provincial
convention
is
held,
the
president
shall
have
authority
to
speak
for,
direct
and
carry
on
affairs
of
the
Conservative
party
in
.
this
province."
Dr.
F.
T.
Patterson
of
Vancouver
was
unanimously
re-elected
president
An
effort
by
Vancouver
Island
delegates
to
have
a
convention
called
within
two
months
for
appointment
of
a
leader
was
defeated,
the
time
and
place
of
a
convention
being
left
to
the
discretion
of
the
of
Commerce
last
night
decided
j
.
..
unent
i..w.-w
for
-
a
subsidy
of
$1,000
l
for
LaiOUetteS
Are
Luncheon
Guests
At
Warm
Springs
WARM
SPRINGS,
Oa..
Dec.
8:
President
Franklhi
D.
Roosevelt
was
luncheon
host
yesterday
to
the
Lafolleites
ot
Wisconsin
Senalor
Robert
and
Governor-elect
Phillip
WASHINGTON.
D.C.,
Dec.
8:
Chairman
Nye
of
the
Senate
munition
munitions
rnmmlttee
committee
came
came
out
oui
0
wcn
hissing
since
t,
t
'In
,
hcn
he
was.
direct
to
t
Sl
lost,
he
wandered
on
from
Prince
Rupert
n:
ic
wesf
coast
of
Orient,
ne
w
-;.
"
quest
wouia
oe
''
circi.
government
ownership
of
mu-
nltlons
manufacture
and
con-
trol
'of
the
sale
of
arms.
SHIP
NOT
TORPEDOED
So
Government
of
Canada
Claims
In
Connection
With
Case
Of
Gypsum
Queen
.MANCHESTER,
N.H.,
Dec.
8:
Capt.
Freeman
Hatfield
has
been
placed
under
arrest
for
extradl-
prominent
advocates
of
huge
public,
tlon
by
the
Canadian
government
works
projects
to
provide
unem-
j
on
a
charge
of
defrauding
the
made
ns
lb
the
nature
of
the
Informal
conversations.
!
GOVERNMENT
OWNF-RSHIP
OF
MUNITIONS
FAVORED
government
by
making
a
false
statement,
lite
case
arhlng
out
of
the
sinking
in
1915
ot
the
schooner
Gypsum
Queen.
It
was
claimed
that
the
vessel
had
been
torpedoed
and,
on
thc
basis
ot
this
claim,
some
$300,000
in
reparation
was
collected.
Now,
however,
lt
Is
alleged
by
thc
Canadian
government
that
the
vessel
was
not
actually
torpedoed
but
that
she
sank
during
a
storm.
Capt.
Hatfield
a
attorneys
state
they
will
go
to
the
highest
courts,
if
necessary,
In
their
fight
against
extradition.
Tonight's
train,
due
from
the
east
at
10:15.
was'
reported
this
morning
to
be
on
time.
CONSIDER
CONFLICTS)?
Matters
of
Bitter'Controversy
Being
Dealt
With
by
Council
of
League
of
Nations
Eyes
on
Geneva
Jugo
-
Slar
-
Hungarian,
Italian-Ethiopian
and
Paraguay-Bolivia
Crises
Up
For
Discussion
1
GENEVA.
Dec.
8:
(CP)
council
of
the
League
of
was
In
session
yesterday
to
consider
i
matters
of
bitter
cotnroversy,
all!
i
fraught
with
the
possibility
of
lg-
J
nlting
armed
conflict,
including
i
the
Jueo-Slav-Hungarlan
crisis,
a'
Canadian
Vessel
Taken
Friday
in
East
River
With
a
Rich
Cargo
George
and
Earl
of
Yarmouth,
Nova
Scotia,
Declared
to
Have
Had
no
Less
Than
$100,000
of
Contraband-Biggest
Seizure
Since
Prohibition
NE
WYORK,
Dec.
8:
(CP)
The
Canadian
schooner
'.George
and
Earl,
owned
at
Yarmouth,
N.S.,
was
seized
in
the
East
River
here
yesterday
on
a
charge
of
smuggling
liquor
from
Canada
into
the
United
States.
The
vessel
is
said
to
have
had
on
board
a
cargo
valued
at
$400,000.
It
u?
;
the
most
important
seizure
6f
its
kind
to
be
made
since
the
:
United
States
abandoned
prohibition
over
a
year
ago.
:r
.
:'ask
for
1SRITA1N
IS
READY
TO
CUT
NAVAL
STRENGTH
.
-
!
LONDON,
Dec.
8:
(CP)
-The
.
BUILDING
British
government
yesterday
,
expressed
its
wllUngness
to
ac-
i
Chamber
of
Commerce
Again
Pv
cept
a
plan
for
thirty
percent
titioning
Federal.
Government
reduction
In
battleshlp,"cnilser
Fr
Po
PWice
and
fighting
aircraft
strength.
.
1
r.',..-.
....
..fei
mVBrtiaMrlif
preparKInt
T
cut
aovm
ooin
on
tonnage
ana
t
of
prlnce
Rlipert
Cnambcr
of
:
size
of
warcraft.
It
was
intl-
at
commerce
was
adopted
a
mcetlnK
'mated,
providing
Other
na-
nf
thoMiamhor
Inst'nt-rht.
in
whlrh
tns
are
similarly
disposed.
lt
s
decided
to
again
"ask
the
Much
now
depends
upon
the
federal
government
to
erect
a
fed-United
States.
,eral
building
In
Prince
,
Rupert
to
house
all
the
federal
activities.
The
"
j
committee
making
the
report
con-
ot
w
M
Blackstock
Richard
VanCOUVer
Wheat
j
Olof
Hanson
MP.
said
he
would
-
try
to
get
this
included
In
the
forty
VANCOUVER.
Dec.
8:
CP
million
unemployment
relief
build
Wheat
was
quoted
at
80ic
oh
the
Ing
fund.
If
this
could
not
be
done
local
exchange
yesterday,
advanc-
he
would
press
for
Its
in61uslon
In
Ir.g
to
80Tic.
today.
the
general
estimates.
Nations
7Z
Scale
in
District
This
Year
Almost
lliree
Times
As
Great
as
Recorded
in
1933
protest
of
the
Italian
government
i
.
against
an
attack
upon
Italian!
somaiiiand
by
Ethiopia,
and
the
j
Log
scaling
in
Prince
Rupert
forestry
district
for
the
ia'nTpSguV"
bctween
Bollvlaiyear
1931
up
to
the
end
of
November
has
totalled
131,488,-The
represenLitive
of
jugo-siavia'
012
board
feet
as
compared
with
55,7S8,076
hoard
feet
in
eiterated
the
previous
charge
that
the
first
eleven
months
of
1933.
For
the
month
of
Novem-SS5XE2
."S'-.'his
'?
the
scale
was
21,121.766
board
feet
iH
eom-nternationai
terrorists.
The
ii"n-
panson
with
4.S23.418
board
feet
in
November
1933.
The
tartan
representative
as
vehement-'
scale
per
species
this
November
wjs
,1.
-
J
'y
denied
the
charge,
asserting
that
r
follows,
figures
for
the
same
prpr
UTT
IP
he
plot
against
Alexander
had
month
last
year
also"
being
shown
I
KH
H
IS
een
hatched
in
America
-either
at
ror
comparison:
"
ifoungstown,
Ohio,
or
Buenos
Aires.
1934
rgenUna.
The
Hungarian
govern-:
apt
nent
has
appealed
for
assistance
in
Douglas
Fir
5,159
taking
care
of
refugees
who
are
be-
cecjat
2.736l51
Ing
expelled
from
Jugo-Slavia.
Spruce
lo!?G9!538
The
Italian
government
claimed
Hemlock
4,913.982
hat
there
had
been
considerable
'jjaisam
j
2J43.135
bloodshed
and
damage
to
property
Jackplne
..
-
311783
s
a
result
of
an
Invasion
of
Italian
Miscellaneous
2.018
lomallland
by
Ethlaplan
troops.
,
-
,
Redress
Is
sought.
:
0tals
.
.21.121.7G0
Latest
reports
received
by
the
caRue
are
that
the
Gran
Chaco
.
Forest
Products
warfare
Is
continuing
doggedly
with
Production
of
poles
and
piling
In
he
Paraguayans
now
holding
the
tthe
Interior
this
November
was
supervisor
"
:
1933
B.F.
691.656
673,011
,
Settlement
In
2.340.726
693.246;
STILL
ON
Los
Angeles
Street
Railway
Dispute
Seems
as
Far
Oft
as
Ever
354.719
60,060
LOS
ANGELES,
Dec
8:
Negotiations
with
a
view
to
settlement
of
the
dispute
bctween
the
Los
An-
4,823,418
leles
Street
Railway
Co,
and
Its
,
striking
employees
came
to
a
halt
yesterday
with
the
departure
of
C.
I.
Donohue
of
Seattle,
Pacific
Coast
of
the
national
labor
upper
hand
and
continuing
to
make
light
at
a
total
ot
83,863
lineal
feet
board,
for
Washington
where
he
advances.
v
aU'ln
cedar
as
compared
with
will
attend
a
meeting
of
the
na-
-.
,
105,545
lineal
feet
last
year
In
the
tlonal
labor
board
at
which
the
local
COMMITTED
FOR
TRIAL
fame
month.
j
situation
will
be
discussed.
A
total
ot
75
tons
of
cordwood
Meantime,
a
settlement
appears
Dominic
Cataldo.
charged
with
was
recorded
this
November
in
to
be
as
far
off
as
ever.
The
city
has
breaking
and
entering
the
'"Bath
comparison
with
41
last
year.
iheen
quiet
during
the
past
couple
House"
on
Fulton
Street,
was
com-
Hewn
ties
counted
this
November
of
days.
Although
thousands
of
remitted
for
trial
by
Magistrate
Mc-
nmunoted
to
20.959
pieces,
all
Jack-
puW
employees
are
out
on
strike.
Clymont
In
city
police
court
this
pine,
Last
year
In
November
no
ties
itrcct
car
and
bus
service
Is
being
homing.
were
recorded.
maintained.
-I
j
4
I
1
if-1
i
'
Mpi
,j
I,
.Sr
'
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f.i
m
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