Millions
Paid
To
Wheat
Growers
Of
U.
S.
in
Benefits
WASHINGTON.
D.C
.
Nov
21
It
lh
.
i.
durlocd
by
the
agrtcul-r.odtu
bureau
that
nearly
.
i
mine
:
.
stale
In
bemflU
during
the
ir
Thta
was
about
half
of
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ate
which
had
been
made
..
purpose.
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i
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it
Eastern,
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',4.
McMillan,
JO.
Los
Angeles
Woman
rip
iu
fMmrirnil
Federal
Government's
$10,000,000
Program
Described
As
.Merc
Drop
in
Bucket
Would
Call
Bankers
and
Financial
Men
Together
STAYING
ON
GOLD
Holland
Not
Going
Off
Standard
Stability
of
Guilder
to
lie
.Maintained
!
AMSTERDAM.
Nov.
21:
Holland
will
remain
on
the
gold
standard
of
currency,
it
is
announced
by
Fin
arwe
Minister
Oudc
who
states
that
the
cabinet
has
agreed
that
it
is
absolutely
necessary
10
maintain
the
stability
of
the
jullder.
Murder
Trial
Is
Richard
Lang
Charged
at
West-minster
Aiies
With
Killing
Of
Hans
Ambrosch
NEW
WESTMINSTER.
Nov.
21:
The
trial
of
Richard
Lang,
charged
with
the
murder
of
Hans
Ambrosch,
Is
proceeding
at
the
session
of
the
supreme
Court
Assises
now
in
pro
gress
here.
Deceased
s
winow
icsu-!
fled
yelerday
that
Ambrosch
went
lout
to
look
for
his
dog
and
she
never
saw
him
alive
again.
!
MACDONAI.D
IIOI'I
S
FOR
1
DISARM
AM
F.NT:
BRITAIN
:
MUST
nOLSTF.lt
DKFENCE
LONDON.
Nov.
21:
At
the
nnenlnc
of
Parliament
yes-
terdav
Prime
Minister
J.
Ram-
x
M.irrnnald
made
the
etntcmcnt
that
oreat
unuun
t
In
Death
"Cni"
of
Girl
would
go
back
to
Geneva
hope-
i
fi
that
she
would
be
able
to
l
ANOELES.
Nov.
21:-The'
persuade
the
nations
to
agree
'nuiiifn,.
..,,
i4i.u
nn
tn
disarmament.
However,
u
f
would
be
cwentlal
'or
Great
"g0
of
performing
an
Illegal
'uuon
winch
rcsultca
m
tne
un....
-
wath
of
Florence
Goodln,
n
young
fence.
Angeles
girl,
In
February
last.,
been
set
for
December
3.
OTTAWA,
Nov.
21:
(CPj-With
the
declaration
that
during
the
next
few
years
Canada
could
wisely
and
economically
spend
more
than
a
billion
dollars
in
housing
and
commercial
construction
works,
Hon.
H.
H.
Stevens,
for-
Ilinr
ministnr
nf
t?irlo
nnrl
nimmowo
loct
nirrVif
n-ont
rn
iatoit8rorsof
the!
reconl
as
favoring
a
great
building
program
for
the
Do-
deral
government's
$40,000,000
!
.
.
.
.
building
program
as
a
mere
drop
in
I
A
Kl
1
1
I
I
r
the
bucket
and
advocated
calling
a!
JurlJLI
VAl
1
LtU
conference
of
bankers,
loan
and
i
iirnvniT
-aim.
mortgage
companies
and
Insurance
IlilllllilMAIMI'
companies
with
a
view
to
evolving
a
plan
for
financing
a
huge
construction
proposal.
"If
they
fail
to
act
promptly
then
Un
my
opinion
the
government
of
hand
aa
a'Knvrrnment
policy.
A
na
tion)
.pcegiam
-of
.
conUructlon
Canada
ought
to
take
the
matter
In
Hon
.
Is
oefiH
to
oe
nnancca
oy
private
capital
under
public
leadership,"
Mr.
Steven
asserted.
The
former
minister
of
trade
and
commerce
as
guest
speaker
at
a
banquet
of
the
Ottawa
Junior
Board
of
Trade.
AA
I
AS
A
Vl
Kill
A
German
TUn
to
Give
Finished
Textile
1'roducU
For
American
Cotton
Protested
NEW
YORK.
.N0T.-2I;
Ihdigns?
expressed-
by
officials
of
T1nitA
Trrtll
Workers'
Union
ntl
the
proposal
of
Ocrmany
to
ex-
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
21:
Edward
Miinro,
who
was
originally
with
the
Navy
at
Esquimau
and
en-
age.
overseas
service
with
the
Battalion,
died
In
Vancouver
lyesterdajv
He
was
sixty
years
of
Assizes
Cancelled
In
Southern
Towns
i
Supreme
Court
Will
Not
Mt
in
Fernle
or
Cranbrook
Owing
to
There
Being
No
Cases
VICTORIA.
Nov.
21:
Owing
to
there
beine
no
cases,
fall
assizes
at
Ipvmio
nnrf
nranbrook
have
been
cancelled
this
year.
Vancouver
Wheat
VANCOUVER.
Nov.
21:
(CP-Wlieat
was
quoted
at
77oC
on
the
local
metal
market
yesterday,
advancing
to
54tic
today.
HIRTII
NOTICE
A
son
was
born
at
the
Prince
Ru-pcr't
Oencral
HosplUl
today,
November
21,
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Alex
McLean
(nee
Bcrnlcc
Clay).
Both
doing
well.
,'T0
-ADVISE
i
SAAR
FOLK
change
German-finished
texUIel
goods
for
half
a
million
bales
of
!
Report
From
Vatican
City
Says
Pope
American
raw
cotton.
Such
pur-j
May
I'rge
Them
to
Remain
i
Today's
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
She
piinee
Rupert
Overcast,
.
ifi
High
1:56
sun.
19.8
ft
northerly
wind;
barometer.
29.6.
13:34
pjn.
22.4
t.
ti-mpcrature.
48;
tea
smooth,
Low
7:40
a.m.
8.1
ft.
20r25
pjn.
2J2
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
XXIV
No,
71
-
It.
i.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
NOVEMBER
21,
1934
PRICe;
FIVE
CENTS
STEVENS
URGES
BIG
BUILDING
PLAN
INDIA
COMMITTEE
PRESENTS
ITS
REPORT
TO
PARLIAMENT
Canada
Could
Wisely
Expend
Billion
Dollars
Within
Few
Years
On
Needed
Construction
Work
Mooney
Wins
First
Victory
in
Years
-
f
ir
H
l&Ji;
'
.
aHBr,alBIIWB!WBHBII
Tom
Mooney
left'.
noted
US.
I
.-or
pinner
&
pictured
with
James
B.
Holden.
war-Jen
of
Sau
wjucndn
prison,
Calif
who
was
ordered
by
the
supreme
ecu
fa
ate2
in
40
cays
as
to
why
Mooney
should
net
be
aliorad
:u
fUt
a
petition
of
habeas
corpus.
The
action
is
a
preliminary
step
and
the
first
legal
victory
In
the
18-year
fight
Ust
freedom.
Mooney
was
sentenced
to
life
Imprisonment
on
charges
o
complicity
In
the
San
Francisco
iTepareaness
parade
bomb
ng
of
1916.
EXECUTED
Dictator
Stalin
Determined
to
Put
Down
Cotton
Revolt
in
Russia
Cia
vi
iiiiiMirn
muic
ptuuuiia
u.i
.
.(ricrmv
Knv
.rvrp.Mnn
nf
:
would
United
States
work-,
deprive
peasants
fiTe
more
is
reported
here
i
ers
of
.
large
amount
o
fair
-ages.
VATICAN
CITY
211
.
U
;
n
the
Russlan
cot.
The
American
Federation
of
U-
reported
here
that
Pope
Pius
XIII
rhnrtrM,
,,,,.
bor.
through
1U
president.
William
may
urge
the
people
of
the
Saar.
at;
"
,
'
of
Oreen,
intimates
Ut
Congress
will
!
the
plebiscite
to
be
held
in
January.
SSf?dSSl2f
be
urged
to
pass
leglslaUon
at
the
i
to
remain
as
at
present
under
the,
?tbk
forthcoming
session
which
would
'
League
of
Nations
irtead
of
voUng
"
ouinrea.
make
such
a
transaction
as
this
Former
Sailor
And
;
Soldier
Succumbs
L'dward
Munro,
Who
Served
Both
In
.Navy
and
Army,
Dies
In
Vancouver
v
Royal
itoyai
na
Pi.
roceedingiSowWor
(47th.
France.
Such
a
message
from
His,
Holiness
would
bear
much
weight
Catholics.
HAK
SILVCK
NEW
YORK,
Nov.
21:
iCP)
Bar
I
as
it
Is
esUmated
that
two-thirds
of
silver
closed
at
54c
per
ounce
on
the
(the
people
of
the
Saar
are
Roman
local
exchange
yesterday,
advanc-
ing
to
77ic
today.
"Liberalism
is
Great
Need
Of
Today
But
Party
Has
to
Make
Good,"
Declares
Ian
IVTKenzie
VICTORIA,
Nov.
21:
"111111
r
JjHrH
k.
wjBP'
H
HON.
IAN
MACKENZIE
CP)
"Liberalism
is
the
great
need
of
the
day.
We
are
the
progressive
party
of
the
centre.
The
Liberal
party
will
soon
have
its
greatest
opportunity
and,
f
it
fails
to
enact
legislation
for
the
benefit
of
the
great
masses
of
the
people,
then,
in
my
opinion,
it
will
have
lost
its
last
opportunity."
So
declared
Hon.
Ian
Mackenzie,
Vancouver
Centre
Member
of
Parliament,
in
addressing
the
Liberal
nominating
convention
here
at
which
C.
J.
Dowell
was
chosen
Liberal
candidate
for
Victoria
in
the
next
federal
election.
"We
are
going
through
a
social
and
economic
revolution.
Liberalism
must
change
with
the
times
and
go
ahead,"
declared
Capt.
Mackenzie.
Present
at
the
nominating
convention
was
Capt.
William
Ellis,
who
has
returned
to
the
Liberal
party
after
having
run
as
a
C.
C.
F.
candidate
in
the
last
provincial
election.
Capt.
Ellis
voted
at
the
A
nJian
Federation
Of
Autonomous
Units
Is
Recommendation
Long-Awaited
Document
is
Made
Public
Today
and
Will
Be
Taken
Into
Consideration
by
Government
In
Drafting
New
Legislation
1
LONDON,
Nov.
21:
(CP)
An
All
Indian
Federation
comprised
of
self-governing
units
was
advocated
in
the
long
awaited
report
of
the
select
joint
Parliamentary
committee
on
Indian
reform
which
was
made
public
this
afternoon.
The
report
is
to
be
considered
by
the
government
in
connection
with
proposed
new
constitutional
legislation
for
India.
HORRIBLE
IS
NAMED
DISCOVERY
GOVERNOR
Bodies
of
Three
Infants
Found
in
Trunk
Which
Had
Been
Checked.
ForOrer
Two
Years
NEW
YORK.
Nov.
21:
(CP)
Discovery
of
the
bodies
of
three
'
infanUi
in
a
trunk
which
had
been
checked
in
a
Brooklyn
ware-I
house
on
July
15,
1932,
was
dis-
I
a
i
1
1
ciosra
loaay
oj
puuee
wnu
announced
that
Ruby
Clark.
36-year
old
former
Vermont
school
teacher
and
recently
bookkeeper
for
various
banks,
had
been
arrested.
Condition
of
the
bodies
prevented
immediate
determination
of
age
or
sex.
Miss
Clark
claimed
that
she
was
married
sixteen
years
ago
to
a
man
named
Mahood
who
died
in
19I8.
She
said
she
checked
the
trunk
in
the
warehouse
but
at
that
time
it
contained
an
accumulation
of
miscellaneous
ar
ticles
only.
KILLER
OF
SONS
DIES
Mrs.
Haxel
O'Brien
Succumbs
To
Effects
of
Self-inflicted
Bullet
Wounds
LOS
ANGELES,
Nov.
21:
Police
have
revealed
that
Mrs.
Hazel
O'-
I
Brlen.
who
was
under
a
charge
of
i
murder
in
connection
with
the
con
fessed
slaying
of
her
two
small
sons,
hit',
died
in
a
sanitarium
at
Glen-
'
t
In
fwm
tho
.iff
f
c
rvf
tnliirlec
In.
U.i
iv.
V.
iv.
ciivvw
ut
u.ju.iva
...
flicted
when
she
shot
herself
after
killing
the
boys
as
they
lay
in
bed.
In
her
confession,
Mrs.
O'Brien
gave
is
her
reason
for
the
act
that
her
sons
were
sulfering
from
an
incur
able
disease.
ULM
LANDS
IN
CANADA
QUEBEC.
Nov.
21:
(CP
Capt-
IChrles
T.
P.
Ulm
arrived
here
;
from
England
and
mechanics
went
I
to
work
at
once
assembling
the
I
plane
which
he
will
fly
from
hero
to
Vancouver
and
thence
across
the
Pacific
Ocean
to
Australia
via
San
Francisco,
Honolulu
and
Suva.
Yesterday
Cant.
Ulm
flew
to
Montreal
where
he
was
to
have
full
I
load
tests
prior
to
hopping
off
for
Vancouver,
possibly
today.
!W.
J.
Tupper
K.C.
New
Lieutenant
Governor
of
Manitoba
OTTAWA.
Nov.
21:
CPI
W.
3,
Tupper
K.C.
of
Winnipeg,
prominent
figure
in
Manitoba
political
a
no
legal
affairs,
has
been
appointed
Lieutenant
Governor
of
Manitoba,
it
is
announced.
He
succeeds
Hon.
James
D.
McArthur.
TRIP
TO
CALGARY
i
Premier
Bennett
Leaves
Ottawa
For
West
Two
Cabinet
Meetings
Held
OTTAWA,
Nov.
21vCP)
Premier
;
R.
B.
Bennett
left
Ottawa
List
night
for
a
visit
to
his
home
city
of
Calgary
on
private
affairs.
He
expects
to
be
away
from
the
Capital
nine
days.
Before
the
Premier's
departure,
two
cabinet
meetings
were
held
yesterday.
Following
them
Mri
Bennett
had
no
announcement
tuf
I
make
other
than
that
a
good
dear
of
routine
business
had
been
a!
tended
to.
Paderewski
Being
Asked
to
Return
To
Public
Life:
WARSAW.
Poland.
Nov
21:
A
definite
movement
Is
on
foot
with
a
view
to
bringing'
back
to
the
public
life
of
Poland
Ignace
Paderewski,
pianist,
patriot
and
former
Prime
Minister.
!
TLOT
FOR
FASCIST
DICTATORSHIP
IN
STATES
REVEALED
WASHINQTQN,
DC.
Nov.
21:
-A
so-called
plot
to
set
up
a
Fascist
(iictatotshlD
In
the
-
United
States
was
revca!sd
yesterday
by
General
Smedley
who
told
a
congressional
com-
mittee
that
he
had
refused
an
invitation
to
lead
a
march
up-
on
Washington
and
forcibly
seize
the
government.
;